Water environment & technology

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  Año 2002, Vol. 14, Número 2

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    Goodbye to Tea in Boston? The Charles River Watershed Association's research shows that centralized treatment systems unintentionally contribute to water scarcity

    R. Zimmerman

    págs. 24-27

    
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    A Lack of Coordination U.S. EPA's wet weather policies, often inter preted and applied in a piecemeal fashion, prevent permittees from implementing truly effective SSO and CSO management solutions

    J. C. Hall, G. B. Cohen, W. T. Hall

    pág. 28

    
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    A Solid Finish A Kentucky municipality reigns in an innovative biosolids-management solution

    G. F. Shimp, M. Sweeney, B. Childress

    págs. 40-43

    
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    A Class-A Act A Birmingham, Ala., wastewater treatment plant works its magic, using phased-temperature anaerobic digestion to produce Class A biosolids

    R. C. Henderson, R. Allison, R. F. Holbrook

    págs. 44-48

    
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    Attack of the Lagoon Bloom A Maine municipality fights back, using dissolved air flotation to remove algae from its lagoon effluent

    P. Rodriguez, B. Luksha

    págs. 49-53