Water environment & technology

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  Año 2000, Vol. 12, Número 7

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    Senate Bill Would Increase TMDL Funding, Delay EPA Implementation of Final Rule

    pág. 17

    
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    Federal Court Upholds Stringent Bypass Rule

    págs. 18-21

    
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    Continued Growth Project for Water Quality Industry

    págs. 22-25

    
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    Environmental Management Systems: Evaluating Their Effectiveness: Evaluating Their Effectiveness

    págs. 26-27

    
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    Is the Price Really Right? Best-value selection methods can help public-sector organizations ensure that public works projects will be completed with fewer delays or budget overruns

    K. Molenaar, S. Bogus

    págs. 29-34

    
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    Public Partnerships Outreach programs help guarantee success of pump station upgrades in California

    O. Yoloye, E. Girma, E. McCormick

    págs. 35-39

    
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    Not in Their Backyards A recirculating gravel filter proves to be an effective alternative to individual soil absorption systems for a California neighborhood

    R. W. Crites

    págs. 40-43

    
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    The Sweet Smell of Success Florida's scents-ible solutions to sulfide odor control

    E. Wong, S. I. Velez, G. Greer

    págs. 54-58

    
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    Buried Treasure A golden odor control design for an underground wastewater treatment plant

    L. Koe, J. Witherspoon, T. N. Chiaw

    págs. 59-63

    
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    Electric Avenue Pretreating solids with electric arc treatment enhances dewaterability

    M. M. Abu-Orf, S. K. Dentel

    págs. 64-68

    
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    Follow That Foam! Felonious filamentous bacteria had operators fuming and aeration tanks foaming, but this Ohio facility fought back

    R. Myers, B. Borer, E. Mullins

    págs. 69-72