Author: Bell, Thomas J. (Thomas Jefferson)
Synopsis:
In "History of the Water Supply of the World," Thomas J. Bell takes readers on a captivating journey through the fascinating world of water supply. Drawing from the knowledge of eminent authorities, Bell explores the various methods of water supply, delves into the issues of pollution and purification, and examines the profound sanitary effects of water on society. The book also includes detailed analyses of potable waters, providing valuable insights into their composition. Furthermore, Bell explores the geology and water strata of Hamilton County, Ohio, shedding light on the local water sources. As if that weren't enough, he presents intriguing statistics about the Ohio River and discusses the proposed water supply of Cincinnati.
Genres: Non-fiction, History, Science
Themes: Water supply, Pollution, Sanitation, Geology, Public health
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