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Understanding Water Pollution Risks and Standards: A Comparative Analysis

This assignment explores water pollution risk definitions, distinguishing between aleatory and epistemic uncertainties, and strategies for their reduction. It examines the differences between wastewater effluent standards and water quality standards of receiving bodies, detailing regulations for agricultural reuse and aquifer recharge. Additionally, the assignment provides a statistical comparison of risks involving Presidents of the USA and accidental mortality rates for airline pilots, contributing to a broader understanding of risk assessment in environmental and occupational contexts.

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Understanding Water Pollution Risks and Standards: A Comparative Analysis

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  1. Assignment 2: • How can you define the water pollution risk? • What is the difference between the aleatory and epistemic uncertainties? And how it can be reduced? • Why do wastewater effluent standards differ from the water quality standards of the receiving water body? • What are the wastewater effluent standards for agricultural reuse and aquifer recharge? • In the past 200 years four USA Presidents of the USA have been killed, • a) What is the annual capita per 100 000 of population of being killed even as President of the USA? • b) Compare this risk to the annual accidental mortality per capita risk of an airline pilot, which is estimated as 10 per 100 000 inhabitants or 10-4 ?

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