Which of these types of waste is most likely to end up at a wastewater treatment plant?
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Biology, 03.05.2020 13:59 RedDemon59
Which of these types of waste is most likely to end up at a wastewater treatment plant?
A. Sanitary sewage waste from residential homes
B. Grass clippings and food scraps from residential homes
C. Medical sharps waste from a local hospital
D. Radioactive waste from a local power plant
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