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Surface water is defined or described as:
a. Water that is drawn for industrial applications from lakes, rivers, and oceans.
b. Water drawn from water wells, retention basins, city water
c. Water drawn from any source if used for industrial applications.
d. Rain water collected in the plants lagoons, holding ponds, aeration basins, and retention basins.
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