NOVELTY - A disposal process for waste water (101), i.e. pre-treated sewage, storm water, and grey water, is accelerated by, introducing waste water (200-8000 liters 4 times a day to about once every 7 days) preferably under pressure to a first waste water treatment zone (4); establishing a negative air pressure gradient within a first water treatment zone using mechanical ventilator; and distributing waste water to each of second waste water treatment zones (A, C). The first treatment zone comprises a fluid impervious barrier, and aggregate material or crushed rock (50% air) having wetted surfaces.    USE - For accelerating disposal process for waste water, useful for on-site domestic and commercial waste water and storm water management.    ADVANTAGE - The method removes the effects of site limitations from restricting the function of natural treatment and disposal mechanisms. It also provides conditions suitable for natural treatment and disposal processes to operate and most of the remaining wastewater is removed by evaporation. The method uses an apparatus that does not require extensive maintenance services. It allows high phosphorus and nitrogen removal, high biochemical/biological oxygen demand and suspended solids removal, and high levels of heavy metal removal.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Accelerating a disposal process for waste water, i.e. pre-treated sewage, storm water, and grey water, comprises introducing waste water (200-8000 liters 4 times a day to about once every 7 days) preferably under pressure to a first waste water treatment zone; establishing a negative air pressure gradient within a first water treatment zone using mechanical ventilator that causes exhaust air flow to remove waste gases from within the first treatment zone; and distributing the waste water to each of second waste water treatment zones. The first treatment zone is elevated above natural ground level. It comprises a fluid impervious barrier that prevents rainfall, atmospheric moisture, and/or water table ground fluid to enter the treatment zone; and aggregate material or crushed rock (6) (50% air) having wetted surfaces for sustaining biological processes to treat waste water.    INDEPENDENT CLAIMS are included for:    (1) an apparatus for accelerating a disposal process for waste water; and a computer program product comprising a computer usable medium having computer readable program code and computer readable system code embodied on the medium for accelerating a disposal process for waste water within a data processing system.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure illustrates a cross sectional elevation of an apparatus for accelerating disposal process for waste water.    First waste water treatment zone (4)    Aggregate material or crushed rock (6)    Waste water (101)    Second waste water treatment zones (A, C)