Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association 1991: Vol 41 Index

13 Pages·1991·5.9 MB·English

INDEX TO VOLUME 41
January—December 1991
SUBJECT INDEX
Acid Precipitation ome regarding the ozone air quality standards, Atmospheric chemistry of toxic contaminants. 6.
A probabilistic production costing ae of SO, 1 Nitrosamines: nitrosamines and
emissions reduction strategies for O) Urban air pollution in Latin America and the nitrosomorpholine, 306
emissions, cost, and employment tradeoffs, 956 Caribbean, 1166 Atmospheric Pollutants
Benefit-cost implications of acid rain controls: an Air Quality Studies Remote sensing terminology glossary, 1489
evaluation of the NAPAP integrated eulies managing the San Joaquin Valley Attainment
assessment, 914 ity study, 1176 Annual and multi-year variability in ozone
Highlights of the Clean Air Act Amendments of ir Toxics expected exceedences, 1189
1990, 16 Optimizing sensitivity of SIM mode of GC/MS Rethinking the ozone standard, 928
Issues and trends in electrostatic precipitation analysis for EPA’s TO-14 air toxics method, 287 Australia
technology for U.S. utilities, 222 Air-to-Air Heat Exchangers (AAHX) Effect of ammonia a, on fabric filter
Acidic Air Pollutants Effectiveness of radon control techniques in pressure drop, 15:
Indoor and outdoor concentrations of inorganic fifteen homes, 723 Mapping odor sources ies complaint statistics I:
acidic aerosols and gases, 171 Al identifying the major source, 433
Adsorption Extraction of mercury from groundwater using Author’ 's Guide
Extraction of mercury from groundwater using immobilized algae, 1387 Journal of the Air & Waste Management
immobilized 38 Aliphatics, Unsaturated Association editorial policy and author’s guide
Moving bed adso: tion system for control of VOCs Atmospheric chemistry of toxic contaminants. to manuscript preparation, 109
from an tement «pa inting facility, 1199 Unsaturated halogenated aliphatics: Allyl Automated Timed Exposure Diffusive Sampler
AerEovsasoleulca otnTidroaanr jye ocfp tatorhtrei yce ufMlfeaoctdtese lmo aft (etmAeirTs Msi)ino nt her eSdouuctthi onCso aosnt ch1he8lx2o arcihdle,o rochclyocrlooppreenntea,d i inylidene chloride, A sdhioorxitd-et ermmo nidtifofruisnigve isna meppildeerm ifoolro gnyi,t ro1g4e8n3
AirB asin of California, 702 AliApthmaotsipchse,r iSca tcuhreamitsetdr y of toxic contaminants. 4. Automotte ivsee nEsimnigs sions ts of carbon
Aerosols Saturated ——— aliphatics: methyl monoxide emissions from on-road vehicles, 39
Indoor and outdoor concentrations of inorganic bromide, epichlorhydrin, phosgene, 56 Benefit-Cost
acidic aerosols and gases, 171 Allyl Chloride Increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of
The recovery of selenious acid aerosols on glass Atmospheric chemistry of toxic contaminants. 5. environmental decisions: benefit-cost analysis
fiber filters, Unsaturated halogenated aliphatics: Allyl and effluent fees: a critical review, 680
Agriculture chloride, chloroprene, Bermuda
A comparison of ozone injury to vegetation during aaa come vinylidene chloride, Estimates of ground level TSP, SO2 and HCL for a
moist and drought years, 63 municipal waste incinerator to be located at
Air & Waste Management Association Alternative Chemicals - Tynes Bay, Bermuda, 429
— to the 84th annual meeting & exhibition, Chlorinated solvents: will the alternative be ‘inational AirQ uality Control et ce
Air Em8i7s sions Altersnafaetri?,v e1 0F5u5e ls — ler — levels along the Mexico
Estimates of ground level TSP, SO. and HCL for a Commuter exposures to VOCs in Boston, EE Pollutants
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Border, 827 technology for VOC emissions, 1045 Biological Treatment
Air Pollution Demonstration of microfiltration technology, 1653 EPA SITE demonstration of Biotrol aqueous
Benefit-cost implications of acid rain controls: an Designing treatability studies for CERCLA sites: treatment system, 228
evaluation of the NAPAP integrated three critical issues, Biomedical Waste Incinerators (BMWI)
assessment, 914 Extraction of mercury from groundwater using An analysis of biomedical waste incineration, 1180
CRC-APRAC vehicle emissions modeling immobilized algae, 1387 Bioremediation
workshop, 817 Innovative technologies for contaminated site Innovative technologies for contaminated site
Relationship between self-reported activity levels remediation: focus on bioremediation, 1657 remediation: focus on bioremediation, 1657
and actual heart rates in teenagers, 942 Long-path FTIR measurements of volatile organic Biotrol Aqueous Treatment System
Air Pollution Control compounds in an industrial setting, 1062 EPA SITE demonstration of Biotrol aqueous
Biofiltration: an innovative air pollution control Probabilistic evaluation of advanced SO,/NOx treatment system, 228
technology for VOC emissions, 1045 control technology, 1585 Boston, Massachusetts
The new Clean Air Act operating permit program: ‘Treatment technology evaluation for aqueous Commuter exposures to VOCs in Boston,
EPA’s proposed regulations, 1038 metal and cyanide ing hazardous wastes Massachusetts, 1594
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WiniIdnRv estrkusininno entlse mipne rmmaoodteluiungn rte,ao ifn 3o1ru8 s areas ucsoimnpga rsiatseolnli te patiCianale nfaoedraaen:sd t ed1t 9em7ap8ro-eraa1ls9 r8a8olf, vt vh6aer9i 4abU inliityt ietdy ofS ofto aztoense oad ure eaCshaanngi ng attitudes about the environment in the
AirC oQnwutiatilhn iutmoyua st ChoePnmMta-rt1oi0lc amle 1aas u4rem en1t4s6 9 using the ArsAemnbiice nte r,a ir arsenic levels along the Texas-Mexico beeG19o 9Gv0re’esre:n nm SeiPnxlttahn :A Cfaaf anniaardtsi iaoSnnea mliE nncavhria,lr loe4nn2mg3ee n tfaolr Canada,
tapered element oscillating microbalance, 1079 Asbestos Con Material 68
Polar fluxgrams for air quality management, 1195 Control of incidental asbestos exposure at Cancer
Air Quality Data hazardous waste sites, 1004 Evaluation of risks from urban air pollutants in
An inaitre rqrueallaittiyn gd aetfafe catnsa, lysstiasn dsayrsdst,e m anfodr needed AtmEvoaslpuhateiroinc ofA etrheo seoflfesc ts of emission reductions on Cancet:h er SRoiustkhse ast Chicago Area, 844
source reductions: Part 11. A lognormal model secondary particulate matter in the South Coast The petentiad inhalation hazard posed by dioxin
relating human lung function decrease to O3 Air]Ba sin of California, 702 contaminated soil, 1334
exposure, 455 Atmospheric Chemistry Carbon Dioxide
Analysis of toxic air contaminantda ta containing Atmospheric chemistry of toxic contaminants. 4. A review of the role of temperate forests in the
concentrations below the limit of detection, 442 Saturated h:e e aliphatics: methyl global CO, balance, 798
Evaluation of the effects of emission reductions on bromide, epichlorhydrin, phosgene, 56 Recovering CO, from large- and medium-size
secondary particulate matter in the South Coast Atmospheric chemistry of toxic contaminants. 5. stationary combustors, 449
AAiir rB aiof California, 702 Unsaturated halogenated aliphatics: Allyl Carbon Monoxide Emissions
Air Quality Standards chloride, chloroprene, _ A preliminary test method for masonry heater
Fighta s of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 182 ~ Yr ~ Lia chloride, emissiicounlsa,te 1m0a7t3t er and carbon monoxide
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Remmootneo xisdeen sienmgi smseioanssu rfermoemn tosn -roofa cda rvbeohnic les, 39 CoCmopmaprairsatoinvse analysis of health risk assessments DeDceovnetlaompimnenatt iaonnd dMeemtohnostdrsa tion of a pilot-scale
CaMrobvfoirnno mg Moabvnei dnga ircraBfrtep dtp iaoinn tsiynsgt efmac ilfiotry ,c o1nt1r9o9l of VOCs Sp.afCt-oairna f lamo duraaen:nsi dtc ei1dtp9 eao7ml8np -oew1ra9sas8l t8o e,f vtac6hroe9im 4abbU iunlsiitttoeyrd s o,fS toa2zt0oe nse oa ure DefAo rrgdeleevobsibrtaeialsw t CiwoaOof sn,th hiebn aglroa lnsecy eso,tf et7me9,m8 perate forests in the
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Site, 1450 PC-“-B EIS: . a per- sonpeaalre dc omputreerc edvee rsion “o9f3 t7h e DiSbiemnuzlot anFeuoruasn sc ontrol of PCDD/PCDF, HCL and
SCpoanhttairazolal r adonofdu sin tcewimadpseontrteaa lls itavesasbr,ei as1bt0io0lsi4 t ye xpoof souzroen e ate xposure ConHfoewr ecnlecaens is clean? Cleanup criteria for iNnOcxi neermaitsosriso nwsi thf roamm mmounniiciapa l injecstoiloind, wa7s16t e
in forested areas of the United States an contaminated soil and groundwater, 1446 Dichloromethane
Canada: 1978-1988, 694 Summary of the 1991 EPA/A&WMA Rotary kiln incineration of dichloromethane and
ChiEvcaalguoa tion of risks from urban air pollutants in TIonxtiecr naatnido nRaell aStyedm pAoisri uPmol:l utMaenatss,u re1m43e2n t of hcoennldneinsteti:e ovnais ,ec loim1ap0sa8 r4u insdoenr ovfa riinocuisn eroapbeirlaittiyn g
the Southeast Chicago Area, 844 Continuous Measurement
ChlStorreanotgfoislnpuehoeerrrioinccg a orpzbeoronsnep sec ptriovtee,c ti1o5n7:8 an EPA NCoOnt,ta ipeenfrufeeocdut s e olnPe Mmfe-lnu1et0 goamssec iaolpslauactriietnymg, e nm1it0cs9r 8o buaslianngc et,h e 1079 DieRseecfflorr vaocEemtrm iyioc nas posifoil fAol amanr esyds ie gsaeas!s scaehyn rgoimmnueat taogpaegrnrtiaicpcihutylya, t eo 1f 2ea1x t7pr oalcatr
ChAltomUronosspparhteeurnrieact edc hehmailsotgreyn aotfe dt oxailci pchaotnitcasm:i nAalnlytls . 5. ConEftfrfeiocfltti eevene nhesosmT eso,f r 7a2d3o n control techniques in DifDfeutcseoierfomfnii nciaCetonietosfn f iucsoiifne mgnu tltsth iep lcea rabtonm oshpohlelrowi c tudbief fugsaiso n
chloride, chloroprene, Control Technology Department chromatography method, 967
hexachlorocyclopentadiene, vinylidene chloride, Acomparison of in situ vitrification and rotary
182 kiln incineration for soils treatment, 1259 DioTxhie n poCtoennttiaalm iinnhaatleatdi onS oihla zard posed by dioxin
Clean Air Act Amendments Demonstration of in situ steam and hot-air contaminated soil, 1334
A peermmoiibssassbiiioolninsss,t ircc eodsutp,cr toaidonundc tiesotmnrp altcoeogsyitmeiesnn gt fo arn tarOlahydiseoio:sf fso,f S9O526 Desstihtgrreinepi pnicgnr igtt irtceaealct haibnsioslluioetgsyy, , s 7t68u37d 3ie s for CERCLA sites: DioFxacietnmo irssEs mitiohsnasst i oocfan nsd i ionxfilnuse nacned afnudr acnosn tfrrolo m thhea zardous
Annual and multi-year variability in ozone Development and demonstration of a pilot-scale waste incinerators, 1605
Cleesaxinpg neecaidtr e dia nntedox coletaehwde erin nc eeNnsov,vi erm1o1bn8em9re n,t a6l6 legislation Dirdheeycbdtr riocsca tawaralbysothniicsn ,g o x1is1dy2as9tti eomn, o4f8 8h alogenated DisIpndecoroonsrci-eoonnut trdaMotoiodoren lsns i tarti ct horxeied es iatensd inni Rtiryoagednh , diSoaxuiddie
Evaluation of risks from urban air pollutants in Effect of ammonia injection on fabric filter ia, 973
Higt1hh9le9i 0gS,h otu1st6 h oefa stth e CChliecaang oA iArr eAac,t 8A4m4e ndments of EPtpArr eeSsasItuTmreEen td dersmoyops,nt set1mr5,2a 3t2 i2o8n of Biotrol aqueous DrAo ucmgoohmitps ta rSiatnsrdoe ns dsr oofu ogzhotn ey eairnsj,u ry6 3t o vegetation during
IPsrsoAtuaceectcst h iAnvaomenl edo nigntdydr mueesfntodnrrst i asUli. n S .ose ftl ure1taci9ttl9eri0got,iise etssa9, t 2i2f2co 2r2 p trheec ipCilteaatni oAni r EIxssttiuremeacmscho tnbaioionllndoi gztoyerf de mfnoedarsrl gcUaui.enrS, .y e l1ue3ftc8irtl7ori motis etgsa,rt io2cu 2n2pd rweactiepirt autsioinn g ay oDsemume lipfsousrsi oidntisio,ox inmd1o de3e 4l1idn rgy dtepeocshintiioqnu ed ufeo r teo sltoicmaal tsionugr ce
Streantgoisnpeheerriincg opzeornsep ecptriovtee,c ti1o5n7:8 an EPA Longr-otceesrsm atm otnhiet oDroiunggl asovfi ltlhee, HPaezncnosny lsvtaanbiial ization DusEftf eCcta koef ammonia injection on fabric filter
TThheeE PnA1e9’w9s1 Cpglrleooapbnoa sl eAidari r rAepcgotul lloauptteiiroonanst ,ic nogn1 t0rp3oe8lr miintd upsrtoryg,r am2:7 2 OveTreuvcpiheenrwof luoangndyd suitpeEd,va at8le8u atoifo nt he(S ISTEu)p erdfeumnodn stInrnaotviaotni ve EcAo nmpoarmreikssecut r-eAb sasdpreeodcp t,s so 1l5u2t3i on to the problem of nuclear
Cleanu program, 344 and toxic waste disposal, 808
Hocwo nataemi naist ecdle asno?i l Calneda ngurpo ucnrdiwteartiear ,f or 1446 Statthieo n1a9r9y1 csoymmbpuosstiiuomn, N1O2x5 2 control: a summary of A permoibsasbiiolinsst ic rperduocdtuiocnt isotnr atceogsiteisn g foarn aOlhyisoi:s of SO.
Climate . Technological innovation in hazardous waste emissions, cost, and employment tradeoffs, 956
Characterization of ozone during consecutive remediation, 347 Increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of
drought and wet years at a rural West Virginia The cost estimation of thermal and catalytic environmental decisions: benefit-cost analysis
Site, 1450 incinerators for the control of VOCs, 497 and effluent fees: a critical review, 680
Organizing for risk oriented climate alteration Thermal and catalytic incinerators for the control ms
research, 1570 of VOC's, 92 A review of the role of temperate forests in the
Cloudwater U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s SITE global CO, balance, 798
Fogwater chemistry in a wood-burning Sens Technology Program: 1991 update, Editorial Policy
community, western Oregon, 32 Journal of the Air & Waste Management
Coal Burning U.S. EPA SITE demonstration of AWD Association editorial policy and author’s guide
Effect of ammonia injection on fabric filter Technologies’ AquaDetox/SVE system, 1519 to manuscript preparation, 109
Coal-pFriesrseudr e Pdorwoep,r 1P5l2a3 nts WasUt.eS. rEePduAc tWioRnI TtEec hpnorlooggrya m,e va1l1u2a2t ions of the EleScttartiico naProy wecorm bRuestsieoanr cNhO xI nsctonittruotle: (aE sPuRmIm)a ry of
Probabilistic evaluation of advanced SO2/NOx Cost Estimation the 1991 symposium, 1252
control technology, 1585 The cost estimation of thermal and catalytic Electric Utilities
Collection Efficiency incinerators for the control of VOCs, 497 Issues and trends in electrostatic precipitation
Moving bed adsorption system for control of VOCs Cost-Benefit Analysis technology for U.S. utilities, 222
from an aircraft painting facility, 1199 Benefit-cost implications of acid rain controls: an Electrostatic Precipitation Technology
Multi-adsorbent preconcentration and gas evaluation of the NAPAP integrated Issues and trends in electrostatic precipitation
chromatographic analysis of air toxics with an assessment, 914 technology for U.S. utilities, 222
automated collection/ analytical system, 1213 Costs Emission Controls
Combustion Recovering CO, from large- and medium-size Direct —_ oxidation of halogenated
An — analysis of some chlorinated stationary combustors, 449 hydrocarbons, 1129
phoysdtr-ofclaarmbeo ncso mbinu ssttiooinch ieonmveitrriocn meton tfsu,e l-9r4ic7h CriCtliocsailn g RReevmiaerwk s, 1332 Evasleucaotnidoanr yo fp atrhtei ceuflfeacttes moaft etmeirs siino nt her eSdouuctthi onCso aosnt
Recovering CO, from large- and medium-size Increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of Air Basin of California, 702
stationary combustors, 449 environmental decisions: benefit-cost analysis Factors that can influence and control the
Soot control during the combustion of and effluent fees: a critical review, 680 emissions of dioxins and furans from hazardous
polystyrene, 821 Prepared discussion, 1319, 1323, 1328, 1331 waste incinerators, 1605
Stationary combustion NOx control: a summary of Cyanide Polar fluxgrams for air quality management, 1195
the 1991 symposium, 1252 Treatment technology evaluation for aqueous Thermal and catalytic incinerators for the control
Thermal and catalytic incinerators for the control metal and cyanide ing hazardous wastes of VOC’s, 92
of VOC's, 92 (F007), 710 Emission Rates
Community Involvement Debris Washing System CRC-APRAC vehicle emissions modeling
Communicating the risk from radon, 1440 Development and demonstration of a pilot-scale workshop, 817
Designing and managing the San Joaquin Valley debris washing system, 488 Remote sensing measurements of carbon
air quality study, 1176 Decision Analysis monoxide emissions from on-road vehicles, 39
Commuter Exposure Increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of Emission Reduction
Commuter exposures to VOCs in Boston, environmental decisions: benefit-cost analysis Issues and trends in electrostatic precipitation
Massachusetts, 1594 and effluent fees: a critical review, 680 technology for U.S. utilities, 222
1676 J. Air Waste Manage. Assoc.
Emissions Waste reduction technology evaluations of the Gaseous Pollutants
A numerical modeling technique for estimating U.S. EPA WRITE program, 1122 Design and verification of a programmablgea s
seumlifsusri ondiso,x i1d3e 41d ry deposition due to local source EnTvhier ocnosmte nesttailm atRieogn ulofa ttiheornmsa l and catalytic ddiysnpaemnisci ngc onscyesntterma tfioorn se xpoofs aiinrg p oplllaunttasn ttso, 460
A Tedlar sampling system for toxic organic incinerators for the control of VOCs, 497 Indoor and outdoor concentrations of inorganic
compounds in source emission sampling and Environmental Trends Department acidic aerosols and gases, 171
analysis, 1095 = resource damages with wetlands banks, line
- analysis of biomedical waste incineration, 1180 5 Impact of alternative fuels on vehicle emissions of
uilibrium analysis of some chlorinated RCRA reauthorization moves to center stage, 138 greenhouse gases, 1615
“— bons in stoichiometric to fuel-rich WEPCo revisited: the core of clean air, 1154 General Motors
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Hydrocarbon and —_—- emissions from an Global Pe ives ent
engine fueled with ethyl-t-butyl ether, 195 Estimation A Matter o' ration: Dutch environmental
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Emissions Measurement Fabric Filters Global Pollution
Remote sensing measurements of carbon Effect of ammonia aie on fabric filter
monoxide emissions from on-road vehicles, 39 ee drop, = A rgelvoibeawl CoOf ,t heb alroalnec eo,f t7e98m perate forests in the
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A probabilistic production costing wis of SO, Fiber Filters Remote oes terminology glossary, 1489
eemmiissssiioonnss, costr,ed uactniodn estmrpaltoegyimeesn tfo r trOa deoffs, 956 Thef ibreerc ofivletreyrs , of1 9s0e lenious acid aerosols on glass Changing «m ttibudes about the environment in the
EneAdrmgiyn istration’ 3 National 7 ww called Flue Gas G19o9v0e’sr:n mSeinxtth ACfafaniardsi aSne miEnnavri,r o4n2m3e ntal
“comprehensive and balanced NO, effect on flue gas opacity, 1098 Twenty years of EPA: an anniversary
EPA and major corporations oe program to Recovering CO, from large- and medium-size retrospection, 140
reduce national energy demand, 322 stationary combustors, 449 Government Agencies Directo:
Energy Use Fluidized Beds Government Agencies Directory/11 991, 503
Organizing for risk oriented climate alteration Probabilistic evaluation of advanced SO2/NOx Green Plan
research, 1570 control technology, 1585 = ~ a Plan: a national challenge for Canada,
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1 determine indicator microorganisms in air Organizing for risk oriented climate alteration
a arte Bulletins emissions and residue from medical waste research, 1570
ngineering bulletins: aids to the development of incinerators, 1454 Study measures cost effectiveness of greenhouse
remedial alternatives, 1393 Effect of ammonia injection on fabric filter gas mitigation options, 1100
Environmental Litigation Department pressure drop, 1523 Greenhouse Gases
A farewell to caveat emptor, 902 Fogwater Impact of alternative fuels on vehicle emissions of
Aiding and abetting environmental violations, 394 ogwater chemistry in a wood-burning greenhouse gases, 1615
Lender liability at the crossroads, 6 community, western Oregon, 32 Groundwater
Taking Aim at Superfund, 1286 Forest Management Demonstration of microfiltration technology, 1653
Environmental Protection mcy (EPA) Characterization of ozone during consecutive EPA SITE demonstration of Biotrol aqueous
Annual and multi-year — lity in ozone drought and wet years at a rural West Virginia treatment system, 228
expected exceedences,1 Site, 1450 Extraction of samy! from groundwater using
Demonstraticn of in situ all and hot-air Forests immobilized algae, 1387
stripping technology, 873 A review of the role of temperate forests in the How clean is clean? Cleanup criteria for
Designing treatability studies for CERCLA sites: global CO, balance, 798 contaminated soil and groundwater, 1446
three critical issues, 7 Spatial and temporal variability of ozone e: ure Static leaching of solidified/stabilized hazardous
EPA SITE demonstration of Biotrol aqueous in forested areas of the United States ani waste from the Solidtech process, 1348
treatment system, 228 Canada: 1978-1988, 694 Technological innovation in hazardous waste
Engineering butietins: aids to the development of Formaldehyde remediation, 347
remedial alternatives, 1393 Fogwater chemistry in a wood-burning U.S. EPA SITE demonstration of AWD
Evaluation of risks from urban air pollutants in community, western Oregon, 32 Technologies’ Aq' x/SVE system, 1519
the Southeast Chicago Area, 844 Fuel Additives Halogenated Com
Highlights of the Clean Air Act Amendments of Hydrocarbon and aldehyde emissions from an Direct catalytic aaiion ofha logenated
1990, 16 engine fueled with ethyl-t-butyl ether, 195 hy ns, 1129
Long-term monitorin; of the Hazcon stabilization Fuels Hazardous and Solid Waste Act
rocess at the Do jasville, Pennsylvania EPA, regulatory negotiation committee reach Regulatory barriers to pollution prevention: a
uperfund site, 88 agreement on cleaner auto fuels, 1364 position paper of the Implementation Council of
Making cleanup decisions at hazardous waste Funding the American Institute for Pollution
sites: the clean sites approach, 1172 Designin;n g.a nd managing the San Joaquin Valley Prevention, 418
Optimizing sensitivity of SIM mode of GC/MS air quality study, 1176 Hazardous Substances
analysis for EPA’s TO-14 air toxics method, 287 Furan Emissions Chlorinated solvents: will the alternative be
Overview and update of the Superfund Innovative Factors that can influence and control the safer?, 1055
Technology Evaluation (SITE) demonstration emissions of dioxins and furans from hazardous Hazardous Waste Cleanu:
program, 344 waste seaa aameae 1605 Long-term monitoring of the Hazcon stabilization
Proactive industrial strategies for the Clean Air Gas Chromatogra| rocess at the Do ille, Pennsylvania
Act Amendments of 1990, 922 A Tedlar b: ~~ A system for toxic organic juperfund site, 88
Stratospheric ozone protection: an EPA compounds in source emission sampling and Making cleanup decisions at hazardous waste
engineering perspective, 1578 analysis, 1095 sites: the clean sites approach, 1172
Technological innovation in hazardous waste Determination of multiple atmospheric diffusion Overview and update of the Superfund Innovative
remediation, 347 coefficients using the carbon hollow tube gas Technology Evaluation (SITE) demonstration
be years of progress in the superfund program, chromatography method, 967 program, 344
Ad Measurement of volatile o) ics at part pe! Technological innovation in hazardous waste
The “least favored method””—A primer on the billion concentrations using a cold Jn Fnlet and remediation, 347
RCRA land disposal regulations, 414 high speed gas chromatography1,0 6 ~~— of progress in the superfund program,
The new Clean Air Act operating permit program: Multi-adsorbent ————— and A
EPA’s proposed regulations, 1038 chroma ‘ic analysis of air toxics with an a. aeW aste M: ment
—— a evaluation for aqueous automated collection/analytical system, 1213 Demonstration of microfiltration technology, 1653
tal and cyanidde rl ensing hazardous wastes Recovery of Ames assay mutagenicity of a polar Engineering bulletins: aids to the development of
(F007), 710 fraction of a diesel engine particulate extract remedial alternatives, 1393
Twenty years of EPA: an anniversary from capillary gas chromatography, 1217 Factors that can influence and control the
retrospection, 140 Gaseous Organic Species emissions of dioxins and furans from hazardous
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s SITE Determination of multiple atmospheric diffusion waste incinerators, 1605
Emerging Technology Program: 1991 update, coefficients using the carbon hollow tube gas How clean is clean? Cleanup criteria for
1645 chromatography method, 967 contaminated soil and groundwater, 1446
December 1991 Volume 41, No. 12 1677
Innovative technologies for contaminated site Development and evaluation of a method to %. 2A .S.H., Ltd.g ettPl ymouth Township v.
remediation: focus on bioremediation, 1657 determine indicator microorganisms in air
Static leaching of solidified/stabilized hazardous emissions and residue from medical waste The City of Fort Lauderdale v. Multidyne Medical
waste from the Solidtech process, 1348 incinerators, 1454 Waste Management, Inc., 1145
The “least favored method’’—A primer on the Factors that can influence and control the United States of America v. Kayser-Roth
RCRA land disposal regulations, 414 emissions of dioxins and furans from hazardous Corporation, 779
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s SITE waste incinerators, 1605 Village of Hudson Falls v. New York State
Emerging Technology Program: 1991 update, Laboratory evaluations of the thermal Department of Environmental Conservation
1645 degradation ee of toxic materials in and Counties of Warren and Washington
Hazardous Waste Sites sewage sludge,8 : Development Agency, 561
Control of incidental asbestos exposure at Rotary kiln ~<a Al of dichloromethane and Washington State Department of Transportation
hazardous waste sites, 1004 lene: a comparison of incinerability v. United States Environmental Protection
Development and demonstration of a pilot-scale chenastesiatinn under various operating Agency, 1413
‘ebris washing system, 488 conditions, 1084 i“ ation
Hazardous Waste Treatment Simultaneous control of PCDD/PCDF, HCL and —. of the Clean Air Act Amendments of
Rotary kiln incineration of dichloromethane and NOx emissions from municipal solid waste 1990, 16
xylene: a comparison of incinerability incinerators with ammonia injection, 716 Proactive industrial strategies for the Clean Air
characteristics under various operating Soot control during the combustion of Act Amendments of 1990, 922
conditions, 1084 polystyrene, 821 The Green Plan: a national challenge for Canada,
Hazardous Wastes The cost estimation of thermal and catalytic 268
Designing treatability studies for CERCLA sites: incinerators for the control of VOCs, 497 The 1991 global air pollution control industry, 272
three critical issues, 763 Incinerators Light Scattering
Treatment technology evaluation for aqueous A quantitative method for evaluating incinerator articulate characteristics and visual effects of the
metal and cyanide bearing hazardous wastes test burn results, 47 atmosphere at Research Triangle Park, 154
Healt(hF0 0E7)f,f ec7t1s0 Theorf mVaOlC 'sa,n d 92ca talytic incinerators for the control LimAinatl yosfi sD eotfe tcotxiico na ir( cLoOnDt)a minant data containing
A framework for risk characterization of Indoor Air Pollution concentrations below the limit of detection, 442
Ambeinevnitr onamire natrasle nipco lll:e:v‘e lasn tsa,l on1g2 98t he Texas-Mexico A fernavmierownomrekn tfaolr rpioslkl ucthaanrtasc,t er1i2z9a8t ion of Maj=or pSiongu rocdeo r —sour—ces from complaint statistics I:
Border, 827 Annual average radon concentrations in California identifying the major source, 433
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relating human lung function decrease to O3 The transfer of trichloroethyene (TCE) from a Measurement Techniques
exposure, 455 shower to indoor air: experimen Long-path FTIR measurements of volatile organic
An analysis of biomedical waste incineration, 1180 measurements and their implications, 832 compounds in an industrial setting, 1062
Chlsoarfeirn?a,t e1d0 5s5o lvents: will the alternative be IndCooomrm unAiirc aQtuianlgi t the risk from radon, 1440 Mebahiislgulhir oens mpceeoenndtc egnoatfsr vacothliarotoinmlsea touosrgigrnaagnp ihcays ,c o altd 1 p0ta6rr7at p pienrl et and
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cUhnlsoartiduer,a tcehdl orhoaplroegneen,a ted aliphatics: Ally] InnDoevmaontsitvrea tTieocnh noof liong siietus steam and hot-air MeAt enourmoelriocgayl modeling technique for estimating
hexachlorocyclopentadiene, vinylidene chloride, stripping technology, 873 sulfur dioxide dry deposition due to local source
182 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s SITE emissions, 1341
HisTteonr iyceaalr s Poefr psrpoegcrtesisv esin the superfund program, E1m64e5r ging Technology Program: 1991 update, Desaiigrn inqgu alitayn ds tmuadyn,a g1i1n7g6 the San Joaquin Valley
144 Waste reduction technology evaluations of the Method Evaluation
Twenty years of EPA: an anniversary U.S. EPA WRITE program, 1122 Optimizing sensitivity of SIM mode of GC/MS
retrospection, 149 Inorganic Contaminants analysis for EPA’s TO-14 air toxics method, 287
Housing Fogwater chemistry in a wood-burning Methodology
Communicating the risk from radon, 1440 community, western Oregon, 32 A framework for risk characterization of
HuMmoadsenyls tienAmgcs t:ia ivrai tfsyli omwpP laidtfyitneeadrm niascp sp roianc hr,a do1n4 7m6i tigation JobH igT1h rlaiighntisn go f Ptahre tCnleerasnh iAipr AAcctt Amendments of Caneaimnsbvtiieerrno-tnb maesaniertd,a l1m 3e0pt8oh loldu tafnotrs ,m on1i29t8o ring VOCs in
Relationship between self-reported activity levels Kuwait Oil Fires Methyl! Bromide
and actual heart rates in teenagers, 942 Indoor-outdoor nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide Atmospheric chemistry of toxic contaminants. 4.
HuAmna nai r Lquuanlgit yF udantcat iaonanl ysis system for Acroanbciean,t r9a7t3i ons at three sites in Riyadh, Saudi Sbartoumridaet,e d epoioc hlorahyrderi n,a lipphhoastigcesn:e ,m e5t6h yl
interrelating effects, standards, and needed U.S. interagency team proposes program to Mexico
source reductions: Part 11. A lognormal model quantify effects of Kuwait oil fires, 852 Ambient —s a levels along the Texas-Mexico
relating human lung function decrease to O3 U.S. interagency team releases interim report on Border,8 :
exposure, 455 Kuwait oil fires, 736 ll Software Reviews
Hydrochloric Acid (HCL) UNEP coordinates efforts to survey ecological Audit Master Version 3.02, 75
Simultaneous control of PCDD/PCDF, HCL and devastation in Kuwait, 978 Chemtox Database, ReleaseI , 198
NOx emissions from municipal solid waste Disposal ations Environmental Series Infobase, 735
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municipal waste incinerator to be located at Urban air pollution in Latin America and the MapViewer, Version 1.0, 321
Tynes Bay, Bermuda, 429 Carib 1166 OAQPS ed Transfer Network Bulletin
Implementation Leaching Tests REG-A-DEX, 14 64
he new Clean Air Act operating permit program: Static leaching of solidified/stabilized hazardous
EPA’s proposed regulations, 1038 waste from the Solidtech process, 1348 Microfiltratio: n
In Situ Vitrification ‘al Briefs Department rasa of microfiltration technology, 1653
A comparison of in situ vitrification and rotary nvironmental Defense Fund v. City of Chicago,
kiln incineration for soils treatment, 1259 ee and evaluation of a method to
Incineration Florida Power and Light Company v. Allis determine indicator microorganisms in air
A comparison of in situ vitrification and rotary Chalmers Corporation, 245 emissions and residue from medical waste
kiln incineration for soils treatment, 1259 In the Matter of Marine Shale Processors, Inc. incinerators, 1454
~ analysis of biomedical waste incineration, 1180 Request for an Air Quality Variance, 893 Innovative technologies for contaminated site
uilibrium analysis of some chlorinated Olson v. The State of Arizona and Arizona remediation: focus on bioremediation, 1657
ve rocarbons in stoichiometric to fuel-rich Department of Environmental Quality, 1543 Mitigation
post-flame combustion environments, 947 State of New York v. Wisser Company, Inc., 1721 Communicating the risk from radon, 1440
1678 J. Air Waste Manage. Assoc.
Modeling air flow dynamics in radon mitigation Municipal Waste Combustion (MWC) Source apportionment with site specific source
systems: a simplified approach, 1476 Comparative analysis of health risk assessments profiles,
Mobile Sources for municipal waste combustors, 20 jonmethane Hydrocarbons
ra of the Clean Air Act Amendments of Municipal Waste Incinerator PC-BEIS: a personal computer version of the
1990, 1 Estimates of ground level TSP, SO2 and HCL for a biogenic emissions inventory system, 937
Impgarcete nohfo uasltee rgnaasteisv,e 1f6u1e5ls on vehicle emissions of Tmuynniceispa l Bayw, aBsetrem uidnac,i ne4r2a9t or to be located at OdMoarp pMienags uodroerm seonutrc es from complaint statistics I:
Remote sensing measurements of carbon ag ane / identifying the major source, 433
monoxide emissions from on-road vehicles, 39 Recovery of Ames assay mutagenicity of a polar The odor impact model, 1360
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h ms (PAH) and mutagenic activity in Seasonal variations and trends in concentrations compounds in a new office building, 1461
the San Francisco Bay Area, 276 ohfy dfrilotcearr-cboolnlsec te(dP ApHo)l ycayncdl icm uatraogmeantiicc activity in Office Machines
Summary of the 1991 EPA/A&WMA the San Francisco Bay Area, 276 Sources and source strengths of volatile organic
TIonxtiecr naatnido nRaell aStyedm pAoisri uPmol:l utMaenatss,u re1m43e2n t of National Acid (PNrAePciApPi)t ation Assessment Ohioc ompounds in a new office bu. ilding, 1461
Modeling Benefit-cost implications of acid rain controls: an A eatin costing analysis of SO,
A numerical modeling technique for estimating evaluation of the NAPAP integrated emissions reduction strategies for Ohio:
sulfur dioxide dry deposition due to local source assessment, 914 emissions, cost, and employment tradeoffs, 956
emissions, 1341 National Ambient Air Quality Standards On-Site Treatment
An air quality data analysis system for (NAAQS) Treatment technology evaluation for aqueous
interrelating effects, standards, and needed An air quality data analysis system for metal and cyanide bearing hazardous wastes
source reductions: Part 11. A lognormal model interrelating effects, standards, and needed (F007), 710
relating human lung function decrease to O3 source reductions: Part 11. A lognormal model te Meter
exposure, 455 relating human lung function decrease to O3 Oz effect on flue gas opacity, 1098
Comparative analysis of health risk assessments exposure, 455 rating Conditions
for municipal waste combustors, 20 Annual and multi-year variability in ozone tary kiln incineration of dichloromethane and
CRC-APRAC vehicle emissions modeling expected exceedences, 1189 — a comparison of incinerability
workshop, 817 Evaluation of the effects of emission reductions on characteristics under various operating
Design and verification of a programmable gas secondary particulate matter in the South Coast conditions, 1084
dispensing system for exposing plants to Air Basin of California, 702 n
dynamic concentrations of air pollutants, 460 — regarding the ozone air quality standards, Fogwater chemistry in a wood-burning
Estimates of ground level TSP, SO. and HCL for a 1 community, western Oregon, 32
municipal waste incinerator to be located at Use of an indoor air quality model (IAQM) to —- Composition
Tynes Bay, Bermuda, 429 estimate indoor ozone levels, 161 ‘ogwater chemistry in a wood-burning
Mapping odor sources from complaint statistics I: National Priorities List (NPL) community, western Oregon, 32
identifying the major source, 433 = — of progress in the superfund program, ate
Modeling air flow dynamics in radon mitigation ydrocarbon and aldehyde emissions from an
systems: a simplified approach, 1476 News Focus Department engine fueled with ethyl-t-buty] ether, 195
PC-BEIS: a personal computer version of the Administration’s National Energy Strategy called Ozone
biogenic emissions inventory system, 937 “comprehensive and balanced’’, 466 An air quality data analysis system for
Probabilistic evaluation of advanced SO2/NOx Clean air and other environmental legislation interrelating effects, standards, and needed
control technology, 1585 signed into law in November, 66 source reductions: Part 11. A lognormal model
Source apportionment with site specific source EPA and major corporations launch program to relating human lung function decrease to O3
profiles, 294 reduce ran ele 9a rn demand, 322 exposure, 455
The odor impact model, 1360 EPA issues final rule designed to improve visibility Characterization of ozone during consecutive
The potential inhalation hazard posed by dioxin in Grand Canyon, 1496 drought and wet years at a rural West Virginia
contaminated soil, 1334 EPA, regulatory negotiation committee reach Site, 1450
Use of an indoor air quality model ([AQM) to agreement on cleaner auto fuels, 1364 —— regarding the ozone air quality standards,
estimate indoor ozone levels, 161 Motor vehicle trends and their implications for 1
Wind tunnel modeling of roadways: comparison global warming, energy strategies, 200 Spatial and temporal variability of ozone e: ure
Monitwiotrhi nmga thematical models, 1469 Stugdasy mmietaisguarteison coopstti oenfsf,e ct1i1v0e0n ess of greenhouse Cina nfaodrae:st ed1 97a8re-a1s9 88o,f t6he9 4 United States an
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high speed gas chromatography, 1067 engineering perspective, 1578
Multi-adsorbent preconcentration and gas Washington Report, 4, 130, 252, 390, 568, 786, Ozone, Trepospheric
chromatographic analysis of air toxics with an 900, 1022, 1152, 1282, 1420, 1550 A comparison of ozone injury to vegetation during
automated collection/analytical system, 1213 Nitric Oxide moist and drought years,
Parattimcoulsapthee rceh araatc tReersiesatricchs aTnrdi anvgilsuea lP aerfkf,e ct1s5 4o f the Indcooonrc-eonuttrdatoioorn sn itarti ct horxeied es iatensd inn iRtiryoagednh , diSoaxuiddie Anneuxapelc taendd emxucleteid-eynecaers , va1ri1a8b9i lity in ozone
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and actual heart rates in teenagers, 942 Nitrogen Dioxide Fogwater chemistry in a wood-burning
Seasonal variations and trends in concentrations Ashort-term diffusive sampler for nitrogen community, western Oregon, 32
of filter-collected polycyclic aromatic dioxide monitoring in epidemiology, 1483 Paint
hydrocarbons (PAH) and mutagenic activity in NO, effect on flue gas opacity, 1098 Moving bed adsorption system for control of VOCs
the San Francisco Bay Area, 276 Nit n Oxides from an aircraft painting facility, 1199
Spatial and temporal variability of ozone ure Probabilistic evaluation of advanced SO2./NOx Particulate Characteristics
in forested areas of the United States an control technology, 1585 Particulate characteristics and visual effects of the
Canada: 1978-1988, 694 Simultaneous control of PCDD/PCDF, HCL and atmosphere at Research Triangle Park, 154
Summary of the 1991 EPA/A&WMA NOx emissions from municipal solid waste Particulate Control
International Symposium: Measurement of incinerators with ammonia injection, 716 Issues and trends in electrostatic precipitation
Toxic and Related Air Pollutants, 1432 Stationary combustion NOx control: a summary of technology for U.S. utilities, 222
The recovery of selenious acid aerosols on glass the 1991 symposium, 1252 Particulates
fiber filters, 190 Nitrosamines A preliminary test method for masonry heater
Monitoring Studies Atmospheric chemistry of toxic contaminants. 6. particulate matter and carbon monoxide
Commuter exposures to VOCs in Boston, Nitrosamines: dialkyl nitrosamines and emissions, 1073
Massachusetts, 1594 nitrosomorpholine, 306 Evaluation of the effects of emission reductions on
MonSttrreanetgaoilsnp ehePerrriionctg o ocpzoeolrns ep ecptriovtee,c ti1o5n7:8 an EPA NiAttrmnNooiissttoprrmhooosseoarrmmipoichrn oepclshh:oie lnmideini seat,lr kyy3l 0 o6nf i ttorxoisc amcionnetsa miannadn ts. 6. ImpAcsaioercnc tcoB enandostfair rntayo tl ilop foar nrCe atmliioicnvf uaJollaranc tikeoas n,o m naav7iti0rtl 2el er, iFni lctouhrleia dtaSe, o ut1h60 1C oast
Motor Vehicles Nocturnal Temperature Inversions Recovery of Ames assay mutagenicity of a polar
Turbulent diffusion behind vehicles: effect of On the estimation of deep nocturnal temperature fraction of a diesei engine particulate extract
traffic speed on pollutant concentrations, 312 inversions in mountainous areas using satellite from capillary gas chromatography, 1217
Mountainous Regions IR skin temperature, 318 Particulate Measurements
On the estimation of deep nocturnal temperature Noise Pollution Continuous PM-10 measurements using the
inversions in mountainous areas using satellite redicting potential sound levels: a case study in tapered element oscillating microbalance, 1079
IR skin temperature, 318 an urban area, 1355 Particulate Organic Matter (POM)
Municipal Waste Nonattainment Seasonal variations and trends in concentrations
Simultaneous control of PCDD/PCDF, HCL and — regarding the ozone air quality standards, of filter-collected polycyclic aromatic
NOx emissions from municipal solid waste ] hydrocarbons (PAH) and mutagenic activity in
incinerators with ammonia injection, 716 Rethinking the ozone standard, 928 the San Francisco Bay Area, 276
December 1991 Volume 41, No. 12 1679
Particulate Size Regulation Rotary Kilns
Determination of multiple atmospheric diffusion ontrol of incidental asbestos exposure at Rotary kiln incineration of dichloromethane and
coefficients using the carbon hollow tube gas lous waste sites, 1004 = a comparison of incinerability
chromatography method, 967 Direct catalytic oxidation of halogenated characteristics under various operating
Pentachlorophenol (PCP) hy ms, 1129 conditions, 1084
EPA SITE demonstration of Biotrol aqueous Predicting potential sound levels: a case study in Rural-Remote Sites
treatment system, 228 an urban area, 1355 Characterization of ozone during consecutive
Permitting/Enforcement Proactive industrial strategies for the Clean Air drought and wet years at a rural West Virginia
The new Clean Air Act operating permit program: Act Amendments of 1990, $22 Site, 1450
EPA's proposed regulations, 1038 Regulatory barriers to pollution prevention: a Sampling
Phosgere position paper of the Implementation Council of A short-term diffusive sampler for nitrogen
Atmospheric chemistry of toxic contaminants. 4. the American Institute for Pollution dioxide monitoring in epidemiology, 1483
Saturated halogenated aliphatics: methyl Prevention, 418 A Tedlar sampling system for toxic organic
bromide, epichlorhydrin, phosgene, 56 Rethinking the ozone standard, 928 compounds in source emission sampling and
Phytotoxic Air Pollutants The Green Plan: a national challenge for Canada, analysis, 1095
A comparison of ozone injury to vegetation during 268 Annual average radon concentrations in California
moist and drought years, 63 The “‘least favored method”’—A primer on the residences, 1207
Plant Response RCRA land disposal regulations, 414 Canister-based method for monitoring VOCs in
Design and verification of a programmeble gas a Policy ambient air, 1308
dispensing system for exposing plants to lorinated solvents: will the alternative be Hydrocarbon and aldehyde emissions from ai:
dynamic concentrations of air pollutants, 460 safer?, 1055 engine fueled with ethy!-t-butyl ether, 195
Plumes The new Clean Air Act operating permit program: Impact of toll removal on air iculate
Indoor-outdoor nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide EPA’s proposed regulations, 1038 con ration in Jack ville, Florida, 1601
concentrations at three sites in Riyadh, Saudi Remedial Alternatives Sources and source strengths of volatile organic
Arabia, 973 Engineering bulletins: aids to the development of compounds in a new office building, 1461
PM-10 remedial alternatives, 1393 The recovery of selenious acid aerosols on glass
Continuous PM-10 measurements using the Remediation fiber filters, 190
tapered element oscillating microbalance, 1079 Innovative technologies for contaminated site San Francisco
Source apportionment with site specific source remediation: focus on bioremediation, 1657 Seasonal variations and trends in concentrations
profiles, 294 Technological innovation in hazardous waste of filter-collected polycyclic aromatic
Polar Fluxgrams remediation, 347 hydrocarbons (PAH) and mutagenic activity in
Polar fluxgrams for air quality management, 1195 U.S. EPA SITE demonstration of AWD the San Francisco Bay Area, 276
Policy Decision Making Technologies’ AquaDetox/SVE system, 1519 Satellite IR Skin Temperature
Benefit-cost implications of acid rain controls: an Remedy Selection On the estimation of deep nocturnal temperature
evaluation of the NAPAP integrated Making cleanup decisions at hazardous waste inversions in mountainous areas using satellite
assessment, 914 sites: the clean sites approach, 1172 IR skin temperature, 318
PPoollTlluuurtttbraiaufolnfinetc n tAsC pboedaniectfdf eeunomsnite ornnpa totl blieuohtinan ndt vceohniccelnets:r ateifofencst, of3 12 ReRmeommtooetn eo xSiesdenens siiennmggi smsMeieoaansssu urfrermeoemmne tnosnt -sro ofa cda rvbeohni cles, 39 SSecaTrhsueob nba1el9r9 s1 E fgfleocbtals air pollution control industry, 272
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othfhy edf riSloatcenar r-Fcborolanlnsecc itse(dcP oA pHoB)la yycay ncAdlr iecma ,ua tra2og7m6ea ntiicc activity in An phoysdtre-qofucilalairmbbero iuncmso mabinnau lssyttsioioisnc h oifeo nmsveotimrreio cn cmhetlono trfsiu,ne la-t9re4idc7 h SeLwaabdgoeerg artaSodlrauytd iogenev alpuraotpieorntsi eso fo tfh teo xtihce rmmaatle rials in
Polystyrene Resource Conservation and Recovery Act sewage sludge, 838
Soot control during the combustion of (RCRA) SITE Program Demonstration
polystyrene, 821 Regulatory barriers to pollution prevention: a EPA SITE demonstration of Biotrol aqueous
PONG2 (Point Origin of Nuisance Gases) position paper of the Implementation Council of treatment system, 228
Mapping odor sources from complaint statistics I: the American Institute for Pollution Long-path FTIR measurements of volatile organic
identifying the major source, 433 Prevention, 418 compounds in an industrial setting, 1062
Power Plants The “‘least favored method’’—A primer on the Long-term monitoring of the Hazcon stabilization
Effect of ammonia injection on fabric filter RCRA land disposal regulations, 414 rocess at the Douglasville, Pennsylvania
pressure drop, 1523 Respirable Particulates uperfund site, 88
Stationary combustion NOx control: a summary of Determination of multiple atmospheric diffusion Overview and update of the Superfund Innovative
the 1991 symposium, 1252 coefficients using the carbon hollow tube gas Technology Evaluation (SITE) demonstration
Prediction chromatography method, 967 program, 344
Predicting potential sound levels: a case study in Respiratory Health Static leaching of solidified/stabilized hazardous
an urban area, 1355 Indoor and outdoor concentrations of inorganic waste from the Solidtech process, 1348
Product Guide acidic aerosols and gases, 171 Ten years of progress in the superfund program,
Product Guide/ 1991, 361 Respiratory S: m 144
Products of Incomplete Combustion (PICs) Relationship between self-reported activity levels U.S. EPA SITE demonstration of AWD
Factors that can influence and control the and actual heart rates in teenagers, 942 Technologies’ AquaDetox/SVE system, 1519
emissions of dioxins and furans from hazardous Reverse Dutch Auction Process U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s SITE
waste incinerators, 1605 A market-based solution to the problem of nuclear ens Technology Program: 1991 update,
Programmable Gas Dispensing System and toxic waste disposal, 808 1
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Publifco r Pmaurnticiicpiapla twiaosnt e combustors, 4 Anacloynsciesn torfa ttoixoincs aibre lcoown ttahmei nlaimnitt odfa tdae tcecotnitoani,n i4n4g2 A maanrdk ettox-ibca sweads tes olduitsipoosna lt,o 8t0he8 problem of nuclear
A market-based solution to the problem of nuclear Annual average radon concentrations in California Socioeconomic Aspects
and toxic waste disposal, 808 residences, 1207 UrbCaarni babiera npo,l lu1t1i6o6n in Latin America and the
Publicly-Owned Treatment Works Communicating the risk from radon, 1440
Laboratory evaluations of the thermal Comparative analysis of health risk assessments Soil
degradation properties of toxic materials in for municipal waste combustors, 20 How clean is clean? Cleanup criteria for
sewage sludge, 838 Determination of multiple atmospheric diffusion contaminated soil and groundwater, 1446
Radon coefficients using the carbon hollow tube gas U.S. EPA SITE demonstration of AWD
Annual average radon concentrations in California chromatography method, 967 Technologies’ AquaDetox/SVE system, 1519
residences, 1207 Evaluation of risks from urban air pollutants in Soil Beds
Communicating the risk from radon, 1440 the Southeast Chicago Area, 844 Biofiltration: an innovative air pollution control
Effectiveness of radon control techniques in How clean is clean? Cleanup criteria for technology for VOC emissions, 1045
fifteen homes, 723 contaminated soil and groundwater, 1446 Solid Waste
Modeling air flow dynamics in radon mitigation Organizing for risk oriented climate alteration Comparative analysis of health risk assessments
systems: a simplified approach, 1476 research, 1570 ‘or icipal waste bustors, 20
Receptor Modeling The transfer of trichloroethyene (TCE) from a Solidification/Stabilization
Source apportionment with site specific source shower to indoor air: experimen) Static leaching of solidified/ stabilized hazardous
profiles, 294 measurements and their implications, 832 waste from the Solidtech process, 1348
Refrigeration Roadways Solvents
Stratospheric ozone protection: an EPA Wind tunnel modeling of roadways: comparison Chlorinated solvents: will the alternative be
engineering perspective, 1578 with mathematical models, 1469 safer?, 1055
1680 J. Air Waste Manage. Assoc.
Soot Control Temperature Trichloroethyene
Soot control during the combustion of Annual and multi-year variability in ozone The transfer of trichlorethyene (TCE) from a
polystyrene, 821 exceedences, 1189 shower to indoor air: experimental
Sound Organizing for risk oriented climate alteration measurements and their implications, 832
Predicting punthtea a levels: a case study in research, 1570 Turbulent Diffusion
an urban area,1 Test Burns Turbulent diffusion behind vehicles: effect of
Source rearemmeel A quantitative method for evaluating incinerator traffic speed on pollutant concentrations, 312
Source apportionment with site specific source test burn results, 47 US.
profiles, 294 Test Methods ight of the Clean Air Act Amendments of
Source Reduction A preliminary test method for masonry heater
Waste reduction technology evaluations of the particulate matter and carbon monoxide Underground Parking Garage
U.S. EPA WRITE program, 1122 emissions, 1073 Sources and source strengths of volatile ~
Source-Receptor Relationship Development and evaluation of a method to compounds in a new office building, 1461
Polar fluxgrams for air quality management, 1195 determine indicator microorganisms in air Urban Air Polltion
Southern California emissions and residue from medical waste Evaluation of risks from urban air pollutants in
CRC-APRAC vehicle emissions modeling incinerators, 1454 the Southeast Chicago Area, 844
workshop, 817 — regarding the ozone air quality standards, Urban air pollution in Latin America and the
Spectrometers Caribbean, 1166
Long-path FTIR measurements of volatile organic Particulate characteristics and visual effects of the Urban Planning
compounds in an industrial setting, 1062 atmosphere at Research Triangle Park, 154 Wind tunnel modeling of roadways: comparison
Spiking Texas with mathematical models, 1469
A quantitative method for evaluating incinerator Ambient "* a levels along the Texas-Mexico Vegetation
test burn results, 47 Border,8 : A comparison of ozone injury to vegetation during
Stabilization Thermal — Processes moist and drought years,
Long-term monitori of the Hazcon stabilization A comparison of in situ vitrification and rotary Vehicle Emissions
rocess at the Do ille, Pennsylvania kiln incineration for soils treatment, 1259 CRC-APRAC _— emissions modeling
State uIpmeprfluenmde nstitae,t i8o8 n Plans Marelilbraiu m ulyislisi obfr isoumme chlorinated Vehicwloer kWsahkoep ,8+ 1
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Estimates of ground level TSP, SO. and HCL for a Atmospheric chemistry of toxic contaminants. 6. Biofiltration: an innovative air pollution control
municipal waste incinerator to be located at Nitrosamines: dialkyl nitrosamines and technology for VOC emissions, 1045
Tynes Bay, Bermuda, 429 nitrosomorpholine, 306 Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)
Procboanbtirloils titce chenvoallougayt,i on1 58of5 advanced SO2/NOx Biotfeilcthrnaotlioong:y afno r iVnOnoCv ateimvies siaoinr sp,o ll1u0t4i5o n control Canaimsbtieern-tb asaierd, 1m3et0h8o d for monitoring VOCs in
Superfund Canister-based method for monitoring VOCs in Commuter exposures to VOCs in Boston,
monstration of in situ steam and hot-air ambient air, 1308 Massachusetts, 1594
stripping technology, 873 Issues and trends in electrostatic precipitation Demonstration of in situ steam and hot-air
Designing treatability studies for CERCLA sites: technology for U.S. utilities, 222 stripping technology, 873
three critical issues, 763 Measurement of volatile organics at part per Long-path FTIR measurements of volatile organic
Engrienmeeedirailn g albtuelrlneattiinvs:e s,a id1s3 9t3o the development of Subhmiimlglahi ronsy p ceoeonfdc teghnaets r 1ac9th9i1ro nosEm PauAtsi/ongAgr &aaW pcMohAlyd1 ,a0 6? inlet and Meacbisolulmirpoeno mucenondntcs e niontf r avaontl iaiotnindlsue s tuorsriiganalgn iscae stc toailtnd g p,— aor ntFp ndel et and
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shower to indoor air: experimen Laboratory evaluations of the thermal of VOC's, 92
measurements and their implications, 832 degradation properties of toxic materials in
TapCoenr(teTidEn uOoEMul se Rm)Pe Mn-t1 0M imceraosbuarleamnenctes Tuescihngn otlhoe gy Tos(eeTwC aLgPCe) h asrluadcgtee, ri8s38t ic Leaching Procedure aUs.tSTe.e cDEhiPnsoApl ooSgsiIaeTlsE ’ dAeqmuoansDtertaotxi/oSn VEo f AsyWsDte m, 1519
Techntaopleorgeidc aelle mTernta nossfcoilrlmataitnig omni crobalance, 1079 Longr-octeesrsm atm otnhiet oDroiunggl asovfi ltlhee, HPaezncnosny lsvtaanbiial ization A maanrdk ettox-ibca sweads tes olduitspioosna lt,o 8t0he8 problem of nuclear
Technological transformation called key to uperfund site, 88 Soot control during the combustion of
Techrneoclonocgiyli aDtieomno nofs tgrroawttiho, ne nvironment, 1222 ToxDiecvse lopment and demonstration of a pilot-scale Thepoorfl mVyaOslCt ysr,aen nde9 ,2c a8ta2l1y tic incinerators for the control
Development and demonstration of a pilot-scale debris washing system, 488
debris washing system, 488 Multi-adsorbenmt e Ne and gas Waste Management
Technology Development stomata ic analysis of air toxics with an An analysis of biomedical waste incineration, 1180
Probabilistic evaluation of advanced SO2/NOx automated collection/analytical system, 1213 Overview and update of the Superfund Innovative
Techcnoonltroog!y teEcvhanloluoagtyi,o n1 585 Traaffiac ao f ttool lr emoval on air iculate pTreocghrnaoml,o gy3 44E valuation (SITE) demonstration
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s SITE tration in J ville, Florida, 1601 Waste Management News
E1m64e5r ging Technology Program: 1991 update, Traffic Speed A nuantciloenaarl”’ maecdciocradli nwga sttoe OmTaAn argeepomretn, t 79p0o licy ‘“‘still
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program, 344 The 1991 global air pollution control industry, 272 to minimize environmental impacts, 1294
Technological . in hazardous waste Treatment Technology Daneita growth forecast for recycled consumer-
reroute Designing treatability studies for CERCLA sites: discarded plastics industry, 398
bay B. tee System three critical issues, 763 EPA announces comprehensive federal standards
nae system for toxic organic Treatment, Sto and Disposal for municipal solid waste landfills, 1424
ae in source emission sampling and The “‘least favored method—”A primer on the EPA proposes air emissions standards for large
analysis, 1095 RCRA land disposal regulations, 414 solid waste landfills9,0 6
December 1991 Voiume 41, No. 12 1681
EPA-requested workshop identifies research Waste Reduction Innovative Technology Wind Effects
priorities for bior diation technologies, 11 Evaluation (WRITE) Polar fluxgrams for air quality management, 1195
LApErAe vmenetm bdeurm psitnagte so fa droapdti oaccotdiev eo fw parsatcetsi,c e5 7t4o WasUt.eS. rEePduAc tiWoRnI TtEec hnporlooggrya m,e va1l1u2a2t ions of the WiWnidn dT utnunnenell Mmooddeelliinngg of roadways: comparison
Management of infectious waste called regulation- Wastewater with mathematical modeis, 1469
Recdorridv enn egwr owwatsht e intdou setnreyr,g y 10c2a8p acity built in 1990 WatDeerm-otnos-trAaitri oTnr aonfs fmiecrr ofiltration technology, 1653 WoFoodgc-woBamutmerurnn iictnhyge, m iwsetsrtye rinn aO rweogoodn-,b u3r2n ing
joins 128 existing plants, 10 Thes hotrwaenrs fetro ionfd otorri chailro:r oeextpheyreinmee nt(aTlC E) from a Wood-Burning Heaters
Stumdayn asgayesm esntatt eso fd heapzeanrdd ouupso nw aesatceh, o2t5h6e r for measurements and their implications, 832 A ppraerltiimcuilnaatrey mtaetstt emr etahnod d cafrobr omn asmoonnroyx idheea ter
West Virginia emissions, 1073
Waste Minimization Characterization of ozone during consecutive Xylene
Regulatory barriers to pollution prevention: a drought and wet years at a rural West Virginia Rotary kiln incineration of dichloromethane and
position paper of the Implementation Council of Site, 1450 — a comparison of incinerability
the American Institute for Pollution Wilderness characteristics under various operating
Prevention, 418 Characterization of ozone during consecutive conditions, 1084
Waste reduction technology evaluations of the drought and wet years at a rural West Virginia Zinc Removal
U.S. EPA WRITE program, 1122 Site, 1450 Demonstration of microfiltration technology, 1653
J. Air Waste Manage. Assoc.
AUTHOR INDEX
Acharya, P. Byers, R. L. DeCicco, S. G.
Factors that can influence and control the Regulatory barriers to pollution prevention: a Factors that can influence and control the
emissions of dioxins and furans from hazardous position paper of the Implementation Council of emissions of dioxins and furans from hazardous
waste incinerators, 1605 the American Institute for Pollution waste incinerators, 1605
Al-Dhowalia, K. H. Prevention, 418 Del Del R.
Indoor-outdoor nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide le, S. H. Impact of toll removal on air particulate
concentrations at three sites in Riyadh, Saudi CRC-APRAC vehicle emissions modeling concentration in Jacksonville, Florida, 1601
Arabia, 2°73 workshop, 817 Deland, M. R.
Alders, H. Remote sensing measurements of carbon Committed to meaningful action, 396
A Matter of cooperation: Dutch environmental monoxide emissions from on-road vehicles, 39 Dellinger, B.
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Allen, O. B. CRC-APRAC vehicle emissions modeling degradation ~~ of toxic materials in
Design and verification of a programmable gas workshop, 817 sewage sludge.
dispensing system for exposing plants to Chan, C.-C. DeWees, W. G.
dynamic concentrations of air pollutants, 460 Commuter exposures to VOCs in Boston, Development and evaluation of a method to
Altman, R. F. Massachusetts, 1594 determine indicator microorganisms in air
Isstueecsh naonldo gtyr efnodrs Ui.nS .e luetcitlriotsietsa,t i2c 22p recipitation ChaAnn ga,n alDy.s iPs .¥Y biomedical waste incineration, 1180 Dial,e imnCci.is nsJei.r oantso rsa,n d 14r5e4si due from medical waste
AlvMoerabdis,lul iroHen. m ceHon.nt c enotfr vaotliaotinlse uosrignagn icas c oaltd trap pienrl et and An hpoysdtre-qofucilalairmbberoi unms ainna lsytstoiiisoc nh oifeo nmsveoitmrr ei cc htloo rfiuitnes,la -t9re4idc7 h Engrienmeeedirailn g albtuelrlneattinisv:e s,a id1s3 9t3o the development of
high speed gas chromatography, 1067 Chang, K. DobLbabso,r aRt.o rAy. evaluations of the thermal
Andino, J. M. Seasonal variations and trends in concentrations degradation properties of toxic materials in
Hydrocarbon and aldehyde emissions from an of filter-collected polycyclic aromatic sewage sludge, 838
Arritet,n giRn.e W.fu eled with ethyl-t-butyl ether, 195 hthyed rSoacna rFbroannsc is(cPoA HB)a ya nAdr ema,u ta2g76e nic activity in oeom muJn. iKc.a ting the risk from radon, 1440
A numerical modeling technique for estimating Chock, D. P. Duplancic,N .
seumlifsusri ondiso,x i1d3e 41d ry deposition due to local source Iss1u4e8s regarding the ozone air quality standards, uEracsetse ronf fEuu roap: ea,g f1o2r8 8en vir tal projects in
Atherton, R. Chresand, T. J. Dutton, R. G.
Annual and multi-year variability in ozone EPA SITE demonstration of Biotrol aqueous Design and verification of a programmable gas
expected exceedences, 1189 treatment system, 228 dispensing system for exposing plants to
Ball, J.C. Chung, S.-L dynamic concentrations of air pollutants, 460
Recovery of Ames assay mutagenicity of a polar Soot control during the combustion of Edwards, P. J.
fraction of a diesel engine particulate extract polystyrene, 821 Characterization of ozone during consecutive
from a gas chromatography, 1217 Cichanowicz, J. E. drought and wet years at a rural West Virginia
Barkl Stationary combustion NOx control: a summary of Site, 1450
Deve’ oes and demonstration of a pilot-scale the 1991 symposium, 1252 a J.W.
debris washing system, 488 Clay, D. R. Direct catalytic oxidation of halogenated
Extraction of mercury from groundwater using Ten years of progress in the superfund program, hydrocarbons, 1129
immobilized algae, 1387 144 Ellis, J.
Bates, E. Cobb, G. P. The recovery of selenious acid aerosols on glass
Designing treatability studies for CERCLA sites: Determination of multiple atmospheric diffusion fiber filters, 190
three critical issues, 763 coefficients using the carbon hollow tube gas Eskridge, R. E.
BecEkff,e ctR . of ammonia injection on fabric filter Connecrh,ro mWa.t oDg.r aphy method, 967 Turtbrauflfiecn ts pdeiefdf uosni onp olbleuhtianndt vceohniccelnets:r ateiffoencst, of3 12
pressure drop, 1523 Particulate characteristics and visual effects of the Evans, G. F.
BBeecnTPknhareeeRtr tCi,t“cR ‘,ulA lJe aa.Rst .tleC a .Lfn c.dah vaodrriaescdpt oesrmaiels tthirceosgd u’laa’nt—diA o nvsip,sr uia4lm1 e4er f foenct st hoef the CoRnowtac—aahtyram,ryoa sckptRie.hir neai rscieton icmciapstna erRruieansstdoieenoarn r covhofa f ri iTdnoricuiicsanh nelrgooalprbeeio rlmaPietattiryhn kag, ne1 54a nd EvaCU.naSnsaT.i,me s cbtEhiGePne.roAn -lt Mbo .aSgs aIiieeTrds,E ’ 1md3eAe0tqm8huo oandsD terftoaort xim/ooSnn ViEto fo rAsiyWnsgDt e mV,O C1s51 9in
atmosphere at Research Triangle Park, 154 conditions, 1084 Fairley, D.
BisSstaotni,c Dl.e acLh.i ng of solidified/stabilized hazardous CooRko,ta rCy. kAi.l n incineration of dichloromethane and FaRrebetrh,i nkRi. nJg. the ozone standard, 928
waste from the Solidtech process, 1348 — a comparison of incinerability Evaluation of the effects of emission reductions on
aracteristics under various operating secondary particulate matter in the South Coast
Black, III, H. E. conditions, 1084 Air Basin of California, 702
BlMaondcseyhlsatirendmg,s : a iCra. fsLli.om wp lidfyineadm iacpsp roianc rha,d o1n4 7m6i tigation CriTshpe, rPe.c oTv.e ry of selenious acid aerosols on glass FinUrkbCeaalrnmi abanbi,era pnJo,.l lu1t1i6o6n in Latin America and the
fiber filters, 190
Rethinking the ozone standard, 928 Finley, B. L.
BlaDnesvdeectlheoarpnmm,ie nneGt . iaCnn.dd i caetvoarl umatiicorno oorfg aa nmiestmhso di n taoi r CuTmemcrhienm oeldoigaitciJaol.n B,. i n3n4o7v ation in hazardous waste FisThhecero,]np otAta.em nitniaatle din hsaolial,t i1on3 34h azard posed by dioxin
emissions and residue from medical waste Cundy, V. A. Communicating the risk from radon, 1440
incinerators, 1454 Rot—ary kilna cioncmipnaerriastoionn ooff i dnicicnhelroarbiolmiettyh ane and Prepared discussion, 1319
BrDaemtcaeonerf,mf iincRia.et nitSos.n usoifn mgu ltthiep lcea rabtomn oshpohlelrowi c tudbieff ugsaiso n cchoanrdaicttieorniss,t i1c0s8 4u nder various operating FisEkf,f feiWcf.ttei evJne. n hesosm eso,f r7a2d3o n control techniques in
BraIundecaorchoi,rdr oi cmMa a.nat deo rgoosruoatlpdsoh oyar n dmc eogtnahcsoeedns,,t ra91t76i17o ns of inorganic CurDteivdeismeen,citl iseoFnsrp.eimm roiaenntnsoet r sai,nan dndd i1 c4ra5eet4svo iardl uueam tiifcorrnoo mo orfgm eaad nimicesatmlhs o wdia ns ttaoei r FleSsesaoehsflyo ,dfn rialPolt.c e arvr-acbrooilanltesic toe(ndsP ApHaon)ld y caytncrdle inc=d sa rionm actonicce natctriavtiitoyn si n
BBrrePMonraaenn5dpe7awa0rgar ,eye d, Rr .edJ si.os ucEru.cs es iodna, ma1g3e31s with wetlands banks, DDa’iASsoueubpyrre,conf ei, Jl .ea spD,Mp. .o 2 rR9.t4 i onment with site specific source FolAinn tisshnoabeitur eer rcSeqrea,ue n al lraLieFt.tdri yuanJ cg.ntd ciaieotsfnafcs eo:ca tnsBa,Pal ayysrs ttiaA snr1 d1es.a ayrAsd,st 2 ,el mo gannfdoor r mnaele demdo del
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Bruins, R. J. F. compounds in a new office building, 1461 exposure, 455
Comparative analysis of health risk assessments
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Buonicore, A. J. stationary combustors, 449 global CO, balance, 798
Hocwo nctlaemain naist eclde asno?i l Calneda ngurpo ucnrdiwteartiear ,f or 1446 DavWiiensd, tAu.n nEe.l modeling of roadways: comparison FraCdokmipna,r atLi. ve analysis of health risk assessments
Butcher, J. T. with mathematical models, 1469 for municipal waste combustors, 20
Impcaocntc enotfr taotlli orne mionv aJla ckosno naviirl le, paFrtliocruiladtae, 1601 de DPeemrocnisnt,r atP.i oRn. of in situ steam and hot-air FraCtotm,p aDr.a tBi. ve analysis of health risk assessments
Butler, D. A. stripping technology, 873 for municipal waste combustors, 20
Relationship between self-reported activity levels Designing treatability studies for CERCLA sites: Freilich, I. M.
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Hydrocarbon and aldehyde emissions from an rocess at the Douglasville, Pennsylvania Probabilistic evaluation of advanced SO2/NOx
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Frosch, R. A. "Wesrass MapViewer, Versica 1.0, 321
Impact of alternative fuels on vehicle emissions of of an indoor air quality model (IAQM) to OAQPS ay Transfer Network Bulletin
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Gabriel, P. F. , Hayward, S. B. REG-A-DEX, 464
Innovative technologies for contaminated site Annual average radon concentrations in California R. H.
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Modeling air flow dynamics in radon or Wind tunnel modeling of roadways: comparison Kaiser, E. W.
systems: a simplified approach, 1476 with mathematical models, 1469 Hy ptt el and aldehyde emissions from an
Gatchett, A. M. Hendry, K. M. engine fueled with ethyl-t-butyl ether, 195
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s SITE Development and evaluation of a method to Ke, H.-Q.
Emerging Technology Program: 1991 update, determine indicator microorganisms in air Measurement of volatile organics at part pe
1645 emissions and residue from medical waste billion concentrations using a cold a? Fnlet and
Gay, Jr., B. W. incinerators, 1454 high speed gas chromatography1,0 6
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GlaAsns earn,a lyHs.i s of biomedical waste incineration, 1180 HidOyr,gr aenGsie.az riMcn.hg , f1o r risk oriented climate alteration Dirheycdtr o—carb ons, ox1i1d2at9i on of halogenated
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Souprrcofei leasp,p o2r9t4i onment with site specific source A permoibsasbiiolinsst ic rperduocdtuiocnt isotnr aoteogniteis nef aonra_O l) of SO, Tmuynniceipsa l Bay,w aBsetrem uidnac,i ne4r2a9t or to be located at
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Desddiiygsnnpa emnaisncid n gcv oenrsicyfesintctearmtai tofnio orno sfe xapo ofps raioinrgg r paoplmllmaunattbasnl tets o, ga4s6 0 HodSoguscroocmnep,s o uaAnn.dd Ts.s oiunr cae nestwr eonfgfitches boufi lvdoilnagt,i le1 4o6r1g anic Knapwopr,ksK hopT, 8v1e7h icle emissions modeling
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bromide, epichlorhydrin, phosgene, 56 Hopke, P. K. analysis, 1095
Atmospheric chemistry of toxic contaminants. 5. urce apportionment with site specific source
Unsaturated halogenated aliphatics: Allyl profiles, 294 Kochenderfer, J. N.
ch1he8l2xo arcihdel,o rcohclyocrlooppreenntea,d iene, vinylidene chloride, HoArns itnamitare rnqr,uea llaDit.tiy n Hg.d a etfafe catnsa, lysstiasn dsayrsdst,e m anfdor needed ChaSdrirtaoecu,t geh1rt4i 5z0aa tnido nw eto f yoezaornse atd uar irnugra lc oWnessetcu tViivreg inia
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Treatment technology evaluation for aqueous Engineering bulletins: aids to the development of Control of incidental asbestos exposure at
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compounds in a new office building, 1461 Huang, F.-Y. Kovaiick, W. W.
Grube, W. E. Annual average radon concentrations in California Technological innovation in hazardous waste
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Closing Remarks, 1332 hydrocarbons in stoichiometric to fuel-rich concentrations below the limit of detection, 442
Increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of post-flame combustion envir ts, 947 Kupferle, M. J.
environmental decisions: benefit-cost analysis Hull, R. G. —_ inte evaluation for aqueous
and effluent fees: a critical review, 680 RCRA reauthorization moves to center stage, 138 tal and cyanide ing hazardous wastes
Guirguis, G. N. Humphries, W. (F007), 710
Seasonal variations and trends in concentrations Effect of ammonia injection on fabric filter LaFleur, R. J.
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