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Green Plumbing

Category - Water-Efficient Technology

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Prior to dispersal, treated wastewater may be subject (via state or local regulations) to periodic inspections for each of the following types of substances, except:

Fecal coliform
Pollen
Residual chlorine
Total suspended solids

Explanation

Answer: B - Pollen in treated wastewater is not a substance that is generally subject to periodic inspections by state or local entities. Fecal coliform can create health risks to humans who ingest it. Residual chlorine can damage irrigated crops. Total suspended solids can wreak havoc on irrigation equipment.

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