Water Environment & Technology 1995: Vol 7 Index

7 Pages·1995·2.6 MB·English

1995 WE&T INDEX
VOC emissions reduction 7[3],50 POTWs promote pollution
Author Index
Card, Victoria prevention 7[12],29
effluent silver problem solved 7[2],27 Esfandi, Edward
A
Cardwell, Rick corrosion control in sewers 7[1],15
Albertson, Orris E.
clarifier performance upgrade 7[3],56 risk managing methods 7[11],39 Etchison, Tonya
Carlile, B. L. risk managing methods 7[11],39
Albu, James
biosolids use at Sierra Blanca,
chemicals in combination 7[10],56
Texas 7[5],37 F
Alfonso, Peter
Carlson, Fritz R. Faruqui, Naser
clarifier performance upgrade 7[3],56
wet weather impacts from island ecosystem determines
Almeida, Antonio V.
contaminated groundwater 7[2},34 standards 7[6],58
designs ease collection system
access 7[4],15 Carr, Robert W. Feist, Katherine
runoff control system 7[4],42 restoring the Great Lakes 7[11],50
Amirhor, Parviz
biofilters and biosolids 7[3],44 Christou, Prokopis Fergen, Robert E.
an action plan for total compliance 7[8],58 measuring aquatic metals 7[1],34
Andrade, M. David
biofilters and biosolids 7[3],44 Chudacek, M. W. Fernbach, Ed
jet flotation for solids removal 7[1},19 land application of biosolids 7[5],46
Apicella, Guy
Clarke, Bill Focht, Will
disinfection with chlorine and
bromine 7[7],36 Ontario, Canada, develops how to reduce the risks of
watershed plan 7[9],36 noncompliance 7[3],10
Armstrong, Robert A.
hydropower from effluent 7[12],45 Clarke, Douglas Ford, Libby
Armstrong, Scott R. dredged material creates wildlife enforcement strategies 7[1),48
force main relocation project 7[2],30 habitat 7[4],21 Fortner, Brian
Clemente, Anthony alternate method for wastewater
B South Florida’s water world 7[9],40 testing 7[11],22
Bagwell, Steve Conradin, Fritz biosolids agreement in
Senate funding bill for EPA 7[{11],22 Zurich, Switzerland, modifies Seattle, Wash. 7[9],35
the new Congress and water issues 7[2],23 collection system 7[11],26 Carol Browner at WEFTEC’95 7[12],24
Baldini, Thomas L. Covington, Sean CWA rewrite approved in House 7[7],27
the future of chlorine risk managing methods 7[11],39 CWA violators listed 7[9],30
in wastewater treatment 7[8).8 Crittenden, John C. construction on the Mexican
Barnett, Michael W. sun fuels groundwater remediation 7[2],15 border 7[9],21
dynamic modeling 7[12],40 Cross, Martin economic conference addresses
Battenfield, Teresa plants combine O&M for savings 7[8],28 privatization 7[12],29
HS biological oxidation 7[3],40 Curtis, Nora EPA enforcement program
Beck, Gary S. trying on flow reduction for size 7[8],40 improvements 7[8],25
deposition and pipe corrosion 7[2},46 EPA issues wet weather permit 7[7],28
Bender, Ed EPA water quality guidance 7[12],24
environmental futures report 7[12],26 Dague, Richard fabric tank cover locks in odors 7[10],17
Bethel, Glen anaerobic digestion using 7[8],15 first privatization completed 7[10],38
activated sludge growth and temperature phasing fish consumption advisory
copper removal 7[7],41 Daigger, Glen T. database 7[11],20
Beyerlein, Wayne denitrification processes design 7[2],50 Greater Cairo Wastewater Project 7[7],33
oxidation ditch treatment zones 7[3],17 Davarinejad, Ali guidelines for water quality
Bond, Matt Hyperion builds screening facility 7[8],30 reports 7[9],28
biosolids budgets 7[11],44 Davidson, Steven J. House EPA appropriations bill 7[9],27
Boothe, Paul N. biological processes in Colorado 7[6],52 in situ bioremediation technology 7[9],18
measuring aquatic metals 7[1],34 DeAngelis, Bill iron wall groundwater treatment 7[11),14
Bowen, James D. redirecting recycle streams 7[5],50 Minnesota permitting and
estuarine river discharge dilution 7[7},18 deBarbadillo, Christine enforcement 7[10],30
Bowker, Robert P. G. nutrient removal in Maryland 7[2],40 national estuary program 7[10],27
oxygen dissolver controls odors 7[1],20 Deieso, Donald A. New Jersey agrees to restoration
Bridgewater, Laura environmental reform 7[5),8 for permit 7[10],32
self-auditing survey 7[8},26 Delphon, John new programs in EPA
Brombach, Hans how to reduce the risks of wastewater office 7[12],22
wet weather flow control 7[9},15 noncompliance 7[3],10 New York Harbor water quality 7[8],20
Brown, Todd Dezham, Parivash Orange County, Calif.,
contracts and responsibility 7[10],50 novel nitrogen removal 7[9},74 reclamation project 7[11],18
Burk, Gary Diberto, Maryanne permit limits remanded in
amending antidegradation policy 7[12],49 the ABCs of auditing 7[8},56 California 7[11],24
Burke, Timothy Dillard, C. Wayne POTW primarily treats industrial
effluent silver problem solved 7[2],27 pump station optimization 7[4],46 flow 7[11],28
Burton, W. Ben Doane, Jonathan W. pulsed power enhances digestion 7[7],15
vacuum sewer installation 7[8],32 nutrient removal in Maryland 7[2},40 research needed for wastewater
Butcher, Jonathan Dobson, Brad reuse 7[10],22
risk managing methods 7[11],39 redirecting recycle streams 7[5],50 river contaminant transport
Drenan, Peter crosses boundaries 7[8],18
Cc Pipebursting in Virginia 7[12],18 San Diego, Calif., treatment
Cabral, Neal Drury, Douglas waiver 7[8]},22
environmental enforcement novel nitrogen removal 7[9],74 self-auditing survey 7[8],26
strategies 7[1],48 states slow on environmental
Cannon, Marie justice 7[10],36
pump station upgrade Elam, Michael J. Texas subdivisions lack
with space restrictions 7[4],30 vacuum sewer installation 7[8],32 treatment 7[10],40
Card, Tom Epstein, Lois N. US. beach closure report 7[9],22
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1995 WE&T INDEX
VOC emissions reduction 7[3],50 POTWs promote pollution
Author Index
Card, Victoria prevention 7[12],29
effluent silver problem solved 7[2],27 Esfandi, Edward
A
Cardwell, Rick corrosion control in sewers 7[1],15
Albertson, Orris E.
clarifier performance upgrade 7[3],56 risk managing methods 7[11],39 Etchison, Tonya
Carlile, B. L. risk managing methods 7[11],39
Albu, James
biosolids use at Sierra Blanca,
chemicals in combination 7[10],56
Texas 7[5],37 F
Alfonso, Peter
Carlson, Fritz R. Faruqui, Naser
clarifier performance upgrade 7[3],56
wet weather impacts from island ecosystem determines
Almeida, Antonio V.
contaminated groundwater 7[2},34 standards 7[6],58
designs ease collection system
access 7[4],15 Carr, Robert W. Feist, Katherine
runoff control system 7[4],42 restoring the Great Lakes 7[11],50
Amirhor, Parviz
biofilters and biosolids 7[3],44 Christou, Prokopis Fergen, Robert E.
an action plan for total compliance 7[8],58 measuring aquatic metals 7[1],34
Andrade, M. David
biofilters and biosolids 7[3],44 Chudacek, M. W. Fernbach, Ed
jet flotation for solids removal 7[1},19 land application of biosolids 7[5],46
Apicella, Guy
Clarke, Bill Focht, Will
disinfection with chlorine and
bromine 7[7],36 Ontario, Canada, develops how to reduce the risks of
watershed plan 7[9],36 noncompliance 7[3],10
Armstrong, Robert A.
hydropower from effluent 7[12],45 Clarke, Douglas Ford, Libby
Armstrong, Scott R. dredged material creates wildlife enforcement strategies 7[1),48
force main relocation project 7[2],30 habitat 7[4],21 Fortner, Brian
Clemente, Anthony alternate method for wastewater
B South Florida’s water world 7[9],40 testing 7[11],22
Bagwell, Steve Conradin, Fritz biosolids agreement in
Senate funding bill for EPA 7[{11],22 Zurich, Switzerland, modifies Seattle, Wash. 7[9],35
the new Congress and water issues 7[2],23 collection system 7[11],26 Carol Browner at WEFTEC’95 7[12],24
Baldini, Thomas L. Covington, Sean CWA rewrite approved in House 7[7],27
the future of chlorine risk managing methods 7[11],39 CWA violators listed 7[9],30
in wastewater treatment 7[8).8 Crittenden, John C. construction on the Mexican
Barnett, Michael W. sun fuels groundwater remediation 7[2],15 border 7[9],21
dynamic modeling 7[12],40 Cross, Martin economic conference addresses
Battenfield, Teresa plants combine O&M for savings 7[8],28 privatization 7[12],29
HS biological oxidation 7[3],40 Curtis, Nora EPA enforcement program
Beck, Gary S. trying on flow reduction for size 7[8],40 improvements 7[8],25
deposition and pipe corrosion 7[2},46 EPA issues wet weather permit 7[7],28
Bender, Ed EPA water quality guidance 7[12],24
environmental futures report 7[12],26 Dague, Richard fabric tank cover locks in odors 7[10],17
Bethel, Glen anaerobic digestion using 7[8],15 first privatization completed 7[10],38
activated sludge growth and temperature phasing fish consumption advisory
copper removal 7[7],41 Daigger, Glen T. database 7[11],20
Beyerlein, Wayne denitrification processes design 7[2],50 Greater Cairo Wastewater Project 7[7],33
oxidation ditch treatment zones 7[3],17 Davarinejad, Ali guidelines for water quality
Bond, Matt Hyperion builds screening facility 7[8],30 reports 7[9],28
biosolids budgets 7[11],44 Davidson, Steven J. House EPA appropriations bill 7[9],27
Boothe, Paul N. biological processes in Colorado 7[6],52 in situ bioremediation technology 7[9],18
measuring aquatic metals 7[1],34 DeAngelis, Bill iron wall groundwater treatment 7[11),14
Bowen, James D. redirecting recycle streams 7[5],50 Minnesota permitting and
estuarine river discharge dilution 7[7},18 deBarbadillo, Christine enforcement 7[10],30
Bowker, Robert P. G. nutrient removal in Maryland 7[2],40 national estuary program 7[10],27
oxygen dissolver controls odors 7[1],20 Deieso, Donald A. New Jersey agrees to restoration
Bridgewater, Laura environmental reform 7[5),8 for permit 7[10],32
self-auditing survey 7[8},26 Delphon, John new programs in EPA
Brombach, Hans how to reduce the risks of wastewater office 7[12],22
wet weather flow control 7[9},15 noncompliance 7[3],10 New York Harbor water quality 7[8],20
Brown, Todd Dezham, Parivash Orange County, Calif.,
contracts and responsibility 7[10],50 novel nitrogen removal 7[9},74 reclamation project 7[11],18
Burk, Gary Diberto, Maryanne permit limits remanded in
amending antidegradation policy 7[12],49 the ABCs of auditing 7[8},56 California 7[11],24
Burke, Timothy Dillard, C. Wayne POTW primarily treats industrial
effluent silver problem solved 7[2],27 pump station optimization 7[4],46 flow 7[11],28
Burton, W. Ben Doane, Jonathan W. pulsed power enhances digestion 7[7],15
vacuum sewer installation 7[8],32 nutrient removal in Maryland 7[2},40 research needed for wastewater
Butcher, Jonathan Dobson, Brad reuse 7[10],22
risk managing methods 7[11],39 redirecting recycle streams 7[5],50 river contaminant transport
Drenan, Peter crosses boundaries 7[8],18
Cc Pipebursting in Virginia 7[12],18 San Diego, Calif., treatment
Cabral, Neal Drury, Douglas waiver 7[8]},22
environmental enforcement novel nitrogen removal 7[9],74 self-auditing survey 7[8],26
strategies 7[1],48 states slow on environmental
Cannon, Marie justice 7[10],36
pump station upgrade Elam, Michael J. Texas subdivisions lack
with space restrictions 7[4],30 vacuum sewer installation 7[8],32 treatment 7[10],40
Card, Tom Epstein, Lois N. US. beach closure report 7[9],22
@}> WATER ENVIRONMENT & TECHNOLOGY
video inspection equipment 7[8],16 VOC emissions reduction 7[3],50 Kinzer, Mark W.
Fredette, Thomas J. Heidtke, Thomas criminal liability and plant
dredged material creates wildlife restoring the Great Lakes 7[11],50 managers 7[6],80
habitat 7[4],21 Henke, M. Blake Kolb, George R.
Freedman, Paul ocean waste disposal 7[12],14 Richmond, Va., riverfront
amending antidegradation policy 7[12],49 peroxone used in groundwater CSO plan 7[12},21
nonpoint source pollution treatment 7[2],18 Kooyoomijian, K. Jack
introduction 7[11],47 Herbert, John C. environmental futures report 7[12],24
restoring the Great Lakes 7[11],50 island ecosystem determines Krishnaiah, Ravi
Freeman, Scott standards 7[6],58 HS reduction using iron sponge 7[5),13
polyamide RO membranes for Hermanson, Glenn Krutsch, Anthony
reclamation 7[3],18 a sewer tailored to fit 7[8],44 trying on flow reduction for size 7[8},40
Fries, M. Kim Heyl, Michael G. Kuang, Wayne
island ecosystem determines estuary raises stakes for effluent disinfection with chlorine and
standards 7[6],58 disposal 7[10],46 bromine 7[7],36
Fulton, Susan Hirth, John Marcus Kuter, Geoffrey A.
wellhead treatment units in riverfront CSO plan 7[12],21 biofilters and biosolids 7[3],44
California 7[4],24 Hochleitner, Wolfgang A. Kuzelka, Bob
solids residue used in brick 7[1],16 groundwater protection program 7[4],24
G Holcomb, Gerald W. Kyotani, Vick
Gabb, Don oxygen dissolver controls odors 7[1},20 Sacramento, Calif., digester
novel nitrogen removal 7[9],74 Horton, Doug upgrade 7[5],56
Gall, Bruce plants combine O&M for savings 7[8],28
dynamic modeling 7[12],40 Huckabee, Adrian J. L
Geselbracht, Jim vacuum collection system in LaViolette, Sherman
polyamide RO membranes for Albuquerque, N.M. 7[2],29 privatization options 7[6],8
reclamation 7[3],18 Humphrey, Blair Lawler, Andrew J.
Glass, Peggy W. island ecosystem determines measuring aquatic metals 7[1],34
whole effluent toxicity testing 7[6],29 standards 7[6],58 Leonard, John N.
Gore, Dan V. measuring aquatic metals 7[1],34
sand filters used for tertiary Leonard, Kathleen
treatment 7[3],37 Isles, Matthew constructed wetlands
Gottlieb, Andrew pump station upgrade with space for residential treatment 7[8],48
states borrow business strategies 7[9],54 restrictions Lewis, Barry
Grant, Frank environmental policy differences 7[2],10
water recycling program in Liddle, Lawrence
California 7[1],27 Jacus, John R. wastewater solids converted
Gregory Jr., Henry municipal liability under CERCLA into methanol 7[2],16
reining in rehabilitation and RCRA 7[9},224 Liming, Steven R.
costs 7[8],34 Jaworski, Lawrence P. modular sump design
Grella, Patrick R. nutrient removal in Maryland 7[2},40 for capacity increase 7[10],20
mixer increases oxidation ditch Jordan, Betty L. Loehr, Lincoln
efficiency 7[2],33 whole effluent toxicity testing 7[6},29 marine water quality criteria
Grossman, Steven J. Joyce, Charles for copper 7{7],8
State Revolving Fund survey 7[6],23 a sewer tailored to fit 7[8),44 Long, Dick
Joyce, James cleanup circumvents Superfund 7[5],29
HS biological oxidation 7[3],40 Low, Edmond J.
Hagan, Mary Sacramento, Calif., digester
cleanup circumvents Superfund 7[5],29 K upgrade 7[5],56
Hall, Bob Kafaar, Achmad Lutz, Michael P.
regulations enhance economic electroosmotic filter belt press 7[11],13 biological processes in Colorado 7[6],52
development 7[2],24 Kahr, Christine
Han, Yue reining in rehabilitation costs 7[8],34
anaerobic digestion using Kasen, Brian E. MacDonald, Gordon
temperature phasing 7[8],15 partnering to survive contract measuring aquatic ecosystem
Hand, David W. changes 7[3],80 health 7[11],35
sun fuels groundwater remediation 7[2],15 Kaunelis, Vyto P. MacDonald, Jacqueline A.
Hardin, Drew Rouge River watershed permitting 7[4],32 Superfund and cleanup standards = 7[2],55
computer tools for management 7[7],34 Kavanaugh, Michael C. Manaka, Royal L.
Harding, David Superfund and cleanup standards 7[2],55 portable digester heating unit 7[7],52
states borrow business strategies 7[9],54 Kelly, Harlan G. Mancini, John L.
Hargis, Mark C. autothermal thermophilic aerobic whole effluent toxicity testing 7[6],29
valuation of natural resource digestion 7[7],46 March, Edward G.
damages 7[4],72 Kelly, Keith F. sun fuels groundwater remediation 7([2],15
Harrison, William A. two-tray clarifiers yield positive Marsh, Philip
force main relocation project 7[2],30 results 7[12],35 lamella tube settlers 7[12],13
Hartig, John Kershen, Drew L. Marshall, Lynn S.
restoring the Great Lakes 7[11],50 agricultural pollution and CWA 7[11),72 oxidation ditch treatment zones 7[3],17
Hasbrouck, Bruce Kharkar, Salil M. Martin, Robert D.
mitigation for construction project 7[6],44 nutrient removal in Maryland 7[2},40 liquid storage design 7[5],42
Hastings, Jon E. Kido, Wendell Mathews, Jim
stormwater confusion under CWA 7[10],88 HS reduction using iron sponge 7[5),13 whole effluent toxicity testing 7[6],29
Hay, Jonathan Sacramento, Calif., digester Matthews, Robert
land application of biosolids 7[5],46 upgrade 7[5],56 Florida expansion project
Hays, Jean S. King, Alison A. includes reuse 7[6],40
tire leachate may cause oxygen dissolver controls odors 7[1},20 Mayer, Glen J.
freshwater problems 7[4],10 King, John E. VOC emissions reduction 7[3],50
Hedges, Scott sanitary sewer overflow policy 7[4],36 Mayers, Robert J.
DECEMBER 1995 @
water reclamation in Nevada 7[10},42 R technology assessment for
McBain, Gregory Randall, Donna Hudson River PCB cleanup 7[4],16
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N wastewater projects 7[1],24 H,S biological oxidation 7[3],40
Nakai, Eddy H. Roberts, D. Lee Springer, Joseph S.
Neibreurnto,f fJ ecrornyt rSo.l system 7[4],42 minilmiiazbiilnigty potential CERCLA 7[5],88 CSO ocpoenrtartoiln gs ysscteenma riboass ed on 7[4],28
Rouge River watershed permitting 7[4],32 Roberts, Deborah Stavroneck, Steven
Newbigging, Michael future for endangered species 7[11],8 future of chlorine in wastewater
Nolarsecdoi,r ecDtainnige l recycle streams 7[5],50 Rodgreersst,or iPnagu lt he Great Lakes 7[11],50 Stephentsroena,t mJeonet 7[8].8
redirecting recycle streams 7[5],50 Roescnoemrm, onL-arsreyn se nonpoint source Stowdey,n aDmeincn ism oWd.e ling 7[12],40
@ controls 7[9],60 biological processes in Colorado 7[6],52
O’Brien, Dennis P. Roll, Richard R. Sudol, Frank
two-tray clarifiers yield positive hydropower from effluent 7[12],45 floatables capture in Newark, N.J. 7[5),14
results 7[12],35 Romano, Frank J. Surapaneni, Siva
O’Dette, Robert solids residue used in brick 7[1],16 corrosion control in sewers 7[1],15
public acceptance of biosolids 7[5],62 Rosenblum, Eric Swanson, Curtis
Oerke, David California water recycling program 7[1],27 a sewer tailored to fit 7[8],44
biosolids budgets 7[11],44 Rudavsky, A. B. Sweet, Kathy Schroeder
Ohanian, Eddie pump station optimization 7[4],46 amending antidegradation policy 7[12],49
Hyperion builds screening facility 7[8],30 Rule, Anna Sydney, Roger
Ooten, Katherine the search for reliable pollutant corrosion control in sewers 7[1),15
novel nitrogen removal 7[9],74 detection 7[11],31 T
Ott, Ron Rust, Tami
Takacs, Imre
common-sense nonpoint source septic system industry regulations 7[5],24
dynamic modeling 7[12],40
controls 7[9],60 Ss Taylor, Doug H.
P Samdino, Julian estuary raises stakes for effluent
Pappas, James biosolids budgets 7[11],44 disposal 7[10],46
South Florida’s water world 7[9],40 Sanvido, John A. Tetreault, Mark
Park, Jae K. in-vessel composting in Canada 7[1],29 plants meet unrestricted reuse
ground rubber enhances sorption Sauter, Gregory limits 7[10],18
beds 7[6],48 constructed wetlands Thompson, Winifred
Parkhurst, Ben for residential treatment 7[8],48 Blue Plains treatment plant
risk managing methods 7[11],39 Schafer, Perry management 7[12],19
Paulson, Cynthia hydrogen sulfide reduction using Tiefert, Thomas A.
effluent silver problem solved 7[2],27 iron sponge 7[5],13 oxidation ditch treatment zones 7[3],17
Payne, W. L. Scheels, Norman Tipping, Hugh
Internet information retrieval 7[9],16 ground rubber enhances disinfection with chlorine and
Perciasepe, Robert sorpticn beds 7[6],48 bromine 7[7],36
national nonpoint source pollution Schindewolf, Jimmie Torres, Bob
perspective 7[9],48 reining in rehabilitation costs 7[8],34 novel nitrogen removal 7[9],74
Pham, Long P. Scholze, Richard
V
portable digester heating unit 7[7],52 states borrow business strategies 7[9],54 Volosin, Joe
Pisano, William C. Segler, Kurt R.
wet weather flow control 7[9],15 water reclamation in Nevada 7[10},42 risk managing methods 7[11],39
Pope, Rod Shahane, Ashok Ww
plants meet unrestricted reuse Florida surveys pesticides 7(8],54 Walker, Thomas G.
limits 7[10],18 Shaver, Earl estuary raises stakes for effluent
Proietti, Gus states borrow business strategies 7[9],54 disposal 7[10],46
in-vessel composting in Canada 7[1],29 Shrimp, Gary Walsh, Michael
Prouty, Herbert L. biosolids budgets 7[11],44 privatization efforts in
pretreatment enforcement lesson 7[7],80 Shtipelman, Nonna United Kingdom 7[10],62
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Warren, Roger Environmental Appeals Board— environmental leaders call for reform 7[4],22
autothermal thermophilic aerobic EPA’s supreme court 7[8],104 environmental mediation problems 7[12],80
digestion 7[7],46 environmental policy differences 7[2],10 fish consumption advisory database 7[11],20
Warren-Hicks, William House bill 961 passage 7[5],26 future for endangered species 7[11],8
risk managing methods 7[11],39 marine water quality criteria Great Lakes guidance release 7[5],23
Weber, Michael for copper 7[7],8 guidelines for water quality reports 7[9],28
chemicals in combination 7[10],56 ocean waste disposal 7[12],14 House EPA appropriations bill 7[9],27
Westendorf, John R. pretreatment enforcement lesson 7[7],80 how to reduce the risks of
future of chlorine in wastewater stormwater confusion under CWA —_7[10],88 noncompliance 7[3],10
treatment 7[8],8 the new Congress and water issues 7[2],23 marine water quality criteria
Whitis, E. Duwain Jr. Vermont cleans up water resources 7[3],24 for copper 7[7],8
vacuum collection system violators include POTWs 7[9],30 more violators cited in 1994 7[3],29
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Richmond, Va., riverfront CSO plan 7[12],21 corrosion control in concrete sewers 7[1],15 national nonpoint source
Wightman, Rose Marie deposition and pipe corrosion 7[2],46 pollution perspective 7[9],48
blockages force change in floatables capture in Newark, N.J. 7[5],14 new programs in wastewater office 7[12],22
plumbing code 7[3],34 Florida expansion includes reuse 7[6],40 report outlines new EPA structure = 7[6],26
Wilbur, Pace force main relocation project 7[2],30 research needed for alternative
dredged material creates wildlife modular sump design for more technologies 7[6],18
habitat 7[4],21 capacity 7[10],20 Senate funding bill 7[11],22
Wilde, Louis L. new designs for access 7[4],15 State Revolving Fund survey 7[6],23
valuation of natural resource pipe relocation maintains flow 7[2],30 states slow on environmental justice 7[10],36
damages 7[4],72 pump station optimization 7[4],32 water quality waiver guidance 7[12],24
Williams, Lester (Buddy) L. pump station upgrade with space White House promotes technology
pump station optimization 7[4],46 restrictions 7[4],30 development 7[6],24
Witherspoon, Jay Houston, Texas, whole effluent toxicity testing 7[6],29
VOC emissions reduction 7[3],50 rehabilitation costs 7[8],34 Groundwater
Witzgall, Robert A. sanitary sewer overflow policy 7[4],42 bimetallic process eliminates
Sacramento, Calif., digester trying on flow reduction for size 7[8],40 contaminants 7[6],20
upgrade 7[5],56 vacuum collection system in California wellhead treatment units 7[4],24
Albuquerque, N.M. 7[2],29 in situ bioremediation technology 7[9],18
Y vacuum sewer installation 7[8],32 iron wall treatment for groundwater 7[11],14
Yarn, Douglas H. video inspection equipment 7[8],16 New Jersey underground storage
environmental mediation wet weather flow regulator 7[9],15 tanks 7[6],30
problems 7[12],80 Zurich, Switzerland, modifies system 7[11],26 peroxone used in groundwater
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Zz Rouge River watershed permitting 7[4],32 sun fuels groundwater remediation 7[2],15
Zavoda, Michael A. runoff control system 7[4],42 Superfund and cleanup standards 7[2],55
greenhouse wastewater system 7[6],17 wet weather flow regulator 7[9],15 wet weather impact from
Zimmerman, Robert A. Education contaminated groundwater 7[2],34
liquid storage design 7[5],42 city invests in resource center 7[7],55 Hazardous waste
coastal seas center in Japan 7[5],34 at odds on environmental policy 7[2],10
congressional environmental reform 7[5],8 cleanup circumvents Superfund 7[5],29
Subject Index dynamic modeling 7[12],40 contaminant control with oxide
Air quality environmental futures report 7[12],26 crystals 7[4],17
combustion system tested groundwater protection program in minimizing potential CERCLA liability 7[5],88
for emission control 7[4],18 communities 7[4],24 municipal liability under CERCLA
fabric tank cover locks in odors 7[10},17 high school water quality monitoring 7[6],34 and RCRA 7[9],224
H,S reduction using iron sponge 7[5],13 Internet information retrieval 7[9],16 technology assessment for
US. and Canada air quality report 7[3],23 regulations enhance economic Hudson River PCB cleanup 7[4],16
VOC emissions reduction 7[3],50 development 7[2],24 wet weather impact from
Biosolids reuse program revised 7[1],27 contaminated groundwater 7[2],34
autothermal thermophilic aerobic TVA’s watershed program is Industrial
digestion 7[7],4 national model 7[3],33 ISO 14000 standards 7[5],38
biofilters and biosolids 7[3],44 White House promotes technology POTW primarily treats industrial flow 7[11],28
biosolids budgets 7[11],44 development 7[6],24 pretreatment enforcement lesson 7[7],80
biosolids use at Sierra Blanca, Texas 7[5],37 EPA self-auditing survey 7[8],26
combustion system tested for agricultural pollution and CWA 7[11],72 Instrumentation
emission control 7[4],18 at odds on environmental policy 7[2],10 alternate method for wastewater
in-vessel composting in Canada 7[1],29 Carol Browner at WEFTEC’95 7[12],24 testing 7[11],22
land application 7[5],46 cleanup circumvents Superfund 7[5],29 computer tools for management 7[7],34
liquid storage design 7[5],42 Clinton launches new approach video inspection equipment 7[8],16
public acceptance 7[5],62 for EPA 7[7],30 International
Seattle, Wash., applies biosolids to criminal liability 7[6],80 China province environmental project 7[7],22
forestland 7[9],35 enforcement program improvements 7[8],25 coastal seas center in Japan 7[5],34
Clean Water Act enforcement strategies 7[1],48 construction on the Mexican border 7[9],21
CWA rewrite approved in House 7[7],27 Environmental Appeals Board— economic conference addresses
congressional environmental reform 7[5],8 EPA’s supreme court 7[8],104 privatization 7[12],29
criminal liability for plant managers 7[6],80 environmental futures report 7[12],26 Greater Cairo Wastewater Project 7[7],33
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ocean outfall carries border watershed plan 7[9],36 estuarine river discharge dilution 7[7],18
wastewater 7[4],27 partnering to survive contract changes 7[3],80 future for endangered species 7[11],8
Ontario, Canada, develops pipe relocation maintains flow 7[2],30 marine water quality criteria
watershed plan 7[9],36 plants combine O&M for savings 7[8],28 for copper 7{7],8
privatization options 7[6],8 pretreatment enforcement lesson 7[7],80 measuring aquatic metals 7[1],34
United Kingdom privatization efforts 7[10],62 privatization options 7[6],8 Minnesota speeds permitting and
U.S. and Canada air quality report 7[3],23 pump station upgrade with space enforcement 7[10},30
Zurich, Switzerland, modifies restrictions 7[4],30 New Jersey agrees to restoration for
collection system 7[11],26 redirecting recycle streams 7[5],50 permit 7[10},32
risk managing methods 7[11],39 New Jersey opens permitting center 7[1],24
Legal
criminal liability and plant managers 7[6],80 Sacramento, Calif., digester upgrade 7[5],56 novel nitrogen removal 7[9],74
EPA cites more violators in 1994 7[3],29 sand filters used for tertiary treatment 7[3],37 pretreatment enforcement lesson 7(7],80
engineers decline work to avoid solids converted into methanol 7[2],16 Rouge River watershed permitting 7[4],32
litigation 7[4],23 states borrow business strategies 7[9],54 stormwater confusion under CWA 7[10],88
Environmental Appeals Board— stormwater confusion under CWA = 7[10],88 wetlands losses continue in
EPA’s supreme court 7[8],104 the ABCs of auditing 7[8],56 Chesapeake Bay area 7[1],26
environmental mediation problems 7[12],80 the national nonpoint source whole effluent toxicity testing 7[6],29
how to reduce the risks of pollution perspective 7[9],48 Pollution prevention
noncompliance 7[5],88 United Kingdom privatization efforts 7[10],62 agricultural pollution and CWA 7[11],72
municipal liability under CERCLA vacuum collection system in an action plan for total compliance 7[8],58
and RCRA 7[9],224 Albuquerque, N.M. 7[2],29 future of chlorine in wastewater
pretreatment enforcement lesson 7[7],80 wastewater charges increased in 1994 7[3],38 treatment 7[8],8
stormwater confusion under CWA = 7[10],88 water reclamation in Nevada 7[10],42 POTWs promote pollution
valuation of natural resource damages 7[4],72 Modeling prevention 7[12],29
Legislation CSO control system based on pretreatment enforcement lesson 7[7],80
agricultural pollution and CWA 7[11],72 operating scenarios 7[4],28 stormwater confusion under CWA 7[10],88
at odds on environmental policy 7[2],10 dynamic modeling 7[12],40 survey of mid-sized firms 7[12],30
CWA rewrite approved in House 7[7],27 ground rubber enhances Regulations
Congress earmarks construction sorption beds 7[6],48 advanced wastewater treatment 7[9],66
grants 7[1],24 measuring aquatic ecosystem health 7[11],35 agricultural pollution and CWA 7[11],72
congressional environmental reform 7[5],8 pump station optimization 7[4],46 amending antidegradation policy 7[12],49
House bill 961 passage 7[5],26 sediment models for contaminants 7[7],16 at odds on environmental policy 7[2],10
House EPA appropriations bill 7[9],27 Multimedia pollutants blockages force local code change 7[3],34
report outlines new structure EPA tests enforcement at federal Clinton launches new approach
for EPA 7[6],26 facilities 7[3],29 for EPA 7[7],30
Senate funding bill for EPA 7[11],22 VOC emissions reduction 7[3],50 criminal liability and plant managers 7([6],80
states slow on environmental justice 7[10],36 Natural systems enhancing economic development = 7[2],24
Superfund and cleanup standards 7[2],55 constructed wetlands for residential Environmental Appeals Board—
Texas subdivisions lack treatment 7[10],40 treatment 7[8],48 EPA’s supreme court 7[8],104
the new Congress and water issues 7[2],23 greenhouse filter system 7[6],17 EPA enforcement program
ent valuation of natural resource damages 7[4],72 improvements 7[8],25
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EPA’s supreme court 7[8],104 biofilters and biosolids 7[3],44 New Jersey opens environmental
environmental mediation problems 7([12],80 biological processes in Colorado 7[6],52 information center 7[1],24
environmental partnering 7[3],80 chemicals in combination 7[10],56 Northern California plan protects
first privatization project completed 7[10],38 contracts and responsibility 7[10],50 ecosystem 7[2],21
force main relocation project 7[2],30 deposition and pipe corrosion 7[2],46 ocean waste disposal 7[12],14
future for endangered species 7{11],8 fabric tank cover locks in odors 7[10],17 pretreatment enforcement lesson 7[7],80
Great Lakes ecosystem management 7[1],23 ground rubber enhances public acceptance of biosolids 7[5],62
hydropower from effluent 7[12],45 sorption beds 7[6],48 regulations enhance economic
Internet information retrieval 7[9],16 U-tube oxygen dissolver in development 7[2],24
island ecosystem determines New Hampshire 7[1],20 restoring the Great Lakes 7[11],50
standards 7[6],58 Permits San Diego, Calif., treatment waiver 7[8],22
ISO 14000 standards 7[5],38 agricultural pollution and CWA 7[11],72 self-auditing survey 7[8],26
minimizing potential CERCLA liability 7[5],88 alternate method for wastewater septic system industry regulations 7[5],24
Minnesota speeds permitting and testing 7[11],22 State Revolving Fund survey 7[6],23
enforcement 7[10],30 California mercury limits remanded 7[11],24 stormwater confusion under CWA 7[10],88
mixer increases ditch efficiency 7[2],33 criminal liability and plant managers 7[6],80 underground storage tanks
new designs for collection EPA issues first wet weather permit 7[7],28 in New Jersey 7[6],30
system access 7[4],15 Environmental Appeals Board— natural resource damages 7[4],72
odor control chemical use 7[10},56 EPA’s supreme court 7[8],104 Remediation
Ontario, Canada, develops environmental mediation problems 7[12],80 China province environmental project 7[7],22
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contaminant control with oxide perspective 7[9],48 project 7[11],18
crystals 7[4],17 New York Harbor water quality 7[8],20 oxygen dissolver controls odors 7[1],20
environmental partnering 7[3],80 nutrient trading in Chesapeake Bay 7[5],30 oxidation ditch treatment zones 7[3],17
groundwater cleanup uses solar restoring the Great Lakes 7[11],50 partnering to survive contract
power 7[2],15 river contaminant transport crosses changes 7[3],80
in situ bioremediation technology 7[9],18 boundaries 7[8],18 POTW primarily treats industrial flow 7[11],28
iron wall groundwater treatment 7[{11],14 South Florida’s water world 7[9],40 POTWs promote pollution prevention 7[12],29
minimizing potential CERCLA liability 7[5],88 the search for reliable pollutant pretreatment enforcement lesson 7[7],80
municipal liability under CERCLA detection 7[11],31 privatization options 7(6],8
and RCRA 7[9],224 TVA develops watershed program 7[3],33 San Diego, Calif., treatment waiver —_7[8],22
peroxone used in groundwater U.S. beach closure report 7[9],22 South Florida’s water world 7[9],40
treatment 7[2],18 Toxics staff solves silver problem 7[2],26
sun fuels groundwater remediation 7[2],15 activated sludge growth and copper Texas subdivisions lack treatment 7[10],40
technology assessment for Hudson removal 7[7],41 trading reclaimed water for potable
River PCB cleanup 7[4],16 bimetallic process eliminates water 7[6},39
wellhead treatment units in California 7[4],24 contaminants 7[6],20 two-tray clarifiers yield positive
Risk assessment chlorine use in wastewater treatment 7[8],8 results 7[12),35
chlorine use in wastewater treatment 7[8],8 disinfection with chlorine and Wastewater treatment processes
congressional environmental reform 7[5],8 bromine 7[7],36 advanced wastewater treatment 7[9],66
partnering to survive contract marine water quality criteria anaerobic digestion using
changes 7[3],80 for copper 7[7],8 temperature phasing 7[8],15
research needed for wastewater New York Harbor water quality 7[8],20 autothermal thermophilic aerobic
reuse 7[10},22 river contaminant transport crosses digestion 7{7],46
risk managing methods 7[11],39 boundaries 7[8],18 clarifier performance upgrade 7[3],56
US. beach closure report 7[9],22 Vermont cleans up water resources 7[3],24 denitrification processes design 7[2],50
Sediments Wastewater reclamation effluent silver problem solved 7[2],27
dredged material creates wildlife California program revised 7[1],27 electroosmotic filter belt press 7[11],13
habitat 7[4],21 estuary raises stakes for effluent future of chlorine in wastewater
Florida surveys pesticides 7[8],54 disposal 7[10],46 treatment 7[8],8
models for contaminants near outfalls 7[7],16 Florida expansion project includes greenhouse filter system uses
states borrow business strategies 7[9},54 reuse 7[6],40 wetlands 7[6],17
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portable digester heating unit 7[7],52 temperature phasing 7[8)],15 research needed for alternative
pulsed power enhances digestion 7[7],15 Blue Plains treatment plant technologies 7(6],18
redirecting recycle streams 7[5],50 management 7[12],19 sand filters used for tertiary treatment 7[3],37
Sacramento, Calif., digester upgrade 7([5],56 Boston, Mass., builds pilot plant 7[1],31 septic system industry regulations 7[5],24
used to manufacture brick 7[1],16 clarifier performance upgrade 7[3],56 staff solves silver problem 7[2],26
Stormwater combined O&M saves money 7[8],28 two-tray clarifiers yield positive
EPA issues first wet weather permit 7[7],28 Congress earmarks funds results 7[12],35
floatables capture in Newark, N.J. 7[5],14 for new plants 7[1],24 vacuum sewer installation 7[8],32
runoff control system 7[4],42 construction on the Mexican border 7{[9],21 water reclamation in Nevada 7[10},42
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agricultural pollution and CWA 7[11],72 estuary raises stakes environment 7[2},23
amending antidegradation policy 7[12],49 for effluent disposal 7[10],46 Wetlands
ecosystem management facility converts solids into methanol 7[2],16 at odds on environmental policy 7[2},10
in Northern California 7[2],21 first privatization project completed 7[10],38 constructed wetlands for residential
EPA guidelines for water quality Greater Cairo Wastewater Project 7[7],33 treatment 7[8],48
reports 7[9],28 HS biological oxidation 7[3],40 dredged material creates
EPA water quality waiver guidance 7[12],24 hydropower from effluent 7[12],45 wildlife habitat 7[4),21
estuarine river discharge dilution 7[7],18 Hyperion builds screening facility 7[8],30 ecosystem management in Northern
fish consumption advisory database 7[11],20 meeting unrestricted reuse limits 7[10],18 California 7[2},21
Great Lakes ecosystem management mercury permit limits remanded losses continue under permit
needed 7[1],23 in California 7[11],24 program 7[1],26
high school water quality monitoring 7[6],34 modular sump design for capacity mitigation for construction project 7[6},44
impaired rivers in California 7[5],19 increase 7[10},20 national estuary restoration
measuring aquatic ecosystem health 7[11],35 nutrient removal in Maryland 7[2],40 program 7[10],27
measuring aquatic metals 7[1],34 nutrient trading in Chesapeake Bay 7[5],30 New Jersey agrees to restoration
mine proposal threatens river 7[7],21 ocean outfall carries border for permit 7[10},32
national estuary restoration program 7[10],27 wastewater 7[4],27 Northern California plan protects
national nonpoint source pollution Orange County, Calif., reclamation ecosystem 7[2],21
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