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                                             PB92-904204
                                     October-December 1992
EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY

      QUARTERLY ABSTRACT BULLETIN
                 SPONSORED BY
          U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
        Center for Environmental Research Information
               Cincinnati, Ohio 45268
                     AND
          U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
        Information Management and Services Division
               Washington, DC 20460

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New EPA Document Numbering System	iv
About NTIS	v
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EPA Library Network	vi
Report Summaries	1
Title Index	™
Keyword Index
Sponsoring EPA Office Index
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EPA  PUBLICATIONS
BIBLIOGRAPHY
  The full bibliographic report entries in this section are arranged aiphanumerically by
  NTIS order number. Alphabetic data precedes numeric.
 SAMPLE ENTRY
        NTIS Order Number/Media Code
                      Price Code*

                       Report Title
                   Corporate Author

                   Personal Authors

                            Date
                           Pages
                    Report Number

                   Contract Number
                         Abstract
PB90-120072/HSU
PC A09/MF A01
       Keywords (Descriptors & Identifiers)
Sensitivity of Ecological Landscapes and Regions to Global
Climatic Change

Oregon State Univ., Corvallis

F. P. Neilson, G. A. King, R. L. DeVelice, J. Lenihan, and
D. Marks.
Sep89
193p
EPA/600/3-89/073

EPA-68-C8-0006
Prepared in cooperation with NSI Technology Services Corp.,
Corvallis, OR. Sponsored by Corvallis Environmental Research
Lab., OR.

Increasing awareness  of  the potential impacts from global
climatic change has elicited a storm of research planning
among all the major federal agencies. One of the primary
difficulties confronted in the planning effort is the need to
objectively define dear priorities for research dollars.  The
report is an attempt to contribute to the process of defining
those priorities by scientifically defining specific regions, eco-
logical systems and attributes of those systems that might be
particularly sensitive to climatic change. Two approaches to
addressing sensitivity have been defined, intrinsic sensitivity
and sensitivity relative to a particular stressor. Intrinsic sensi-
tivity is gauged by past variations in different ecosystems.
Extrinsic or stressor relative sensitivity addressed the same
question, but from the perspective of a particular stress.

'Climatic changes, 'Environmental Surveys,  'Research
projects, Hydrology, Forecasting, Weather, Biological Sur-
veys, Precipitation (Meteorology), Runoff, Natural Resources,
Seasonal variations, Biomass, vegetation, Forestry, 'Regional
Analysis, * Ecosystems, 'Global aspects, Federal agencies,
Comprehensive planning.

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                           EPA   PUBLICATIONS  BIBLIOGRAPHY
                                       Quarterly  Abstract   Bulletin
PB92-147438/REB                     PCS21.00
Access EPA: Public Information Tools, Major EPA
Dockets, Clearinghouses and  Hotlines.  Records
Management Programs, Major EPA Environmental
Databases. Library  and  Information  Services.
State  Environmental  Libraries,  EPA  Scientific
Models New for 1992. 1992 Edition.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington. DC
Information Management and Services Div.
1992. 597p* EPA/220/B-92/014. ISBN-0-16-037989-
X
Also available  from  Supt. of Docs. See also PB91-
151563.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) de-
veloped ACCESS EPA for citizens and other EPA part-
ners and clients. The purpose of ACCESS EPA is to
provide a pathfinder to EPA information services, con-
tacts and products. Informed citizens can fully partici-
pate in critical environmental decision making and give
EPA the feedback necessary to steer the development
of programs.

Keywords: 'Information management, "Public access,
•Environmental  impacts,   'Directories,   Libraries,
States(United       States),       US        EPA.
Indexes(Documentation).
PB92-168509/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National
Pesticide Survey of Drinking Water Wells.
Environmental Protection  Agency,  Cincinnati,  OH.
Technical Support Div.
Feb92,137pEPA/810/B-92/001
See also PB92-168640.

The revised document is a record of all the quality as-
surance/quality control features that were a part of the
Survey. Quality Assurance guidance was developed by
the Quality Assurance Management Staff who commu-
nicated minimum standards for assuring  quality to the
primary organizations responsible for conducting the
Survey.

Keywords: 'Quality assurance, 'Potable water, 'Pesti-
cides, 'Water pollution  detection, 'Water analysis,
Surveys, Chemical analysis, Water wells. Quality con-
trol, Requirements, Sampling,  Revisions, Standards,
Ground water. Water quality management, 'National
Pesticide Survey.
PB92-168517/REB               PC A12/MF A03
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Cincinnati, OH.
Technical Support Div.
Quality Assurance Project  Plan for the National
Pesticide Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analyti-
cal Method 1 - Nitrogen/Phosphorous Pesticides
and Analytical Method 3 - Chlorinated Acid Herbi-
cides.
Montgomery  (James M.) Consulting Engineers, Inc.,
Pasadena, CA. Montgomery Labs.
Feb92, 253p EPA/810/B-92/002
See also PB92-168509. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Technical Support
Div.

This is Montgomery Laboratories  Quality Assurance
Project Plan  for determining  nitrogen- and phospho-
rus-containing pesticides in groundwater by gas chro-
matography with a nitrogen-phosphorus detector, and
for determining chlorinated acids in groundwater  by
gas chromatography with an  electron capture  detec-
tor. The data collected will be used to determine corre-
lations between pesticide contamination and such fac-
tors as patterns of pesticide  usage and groundwater
vulnerability.

Keywords: 'Quality assurance, 'Water analysis, 'Pes-
ticides, 'Water pollution  detection, 'Potable  water,
Quality control, Chemical analysis, Gas chromatogra-
phy, Mass spectroscopy, Herbicides, Phenols, Stand-
ards, Water quality management. Acids, Chlorine com-
pounds. Water wells, Ground water, Electron-capture
detectors, Sample preparation,  'National  Pesticide
Survey, *NPS method 1, *NPS method 3, Chlorinated
acids.
PB92-168525/REB                       PC A08
Environmental Protection  Agency,  Cincinnati,  OH.
Technical Support Div.
Quality Assurance Plan for the National Pesticide
Survey  of  Drinking   Water  Wells:  Analytical
Method 2 - Chlorinated Pesticides.
Clean Harbors, Inc., Bedford, MA.
Feb 92,153p EPA/810/B-92/003
See also PB92-168517.Portions of this document are
not fully legible. Sponsored by Environmental Protec-
tion Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Technical Support Div.

Clean Harbors, Inc. (Clean Harbors) has been  con-
tracted by the USEPA Office of Pesticide Programs
and Technical Support Division to provide analytical
services in support of  the National Pesticide Survey
(NPS). The NPS has been designed to meet two major
objectives: (1) to determine the degree to which the
drinking water wells of the nation are contaminated by
pesticides; and (2) to better understand how pesticide
concentrations in drinking water wells are associated
with patterns of pesticide usage and the vulnerability of
ground water to pollution. Clean Harbors will analyze
750 samples from community water systems and 750
samples from domestic wells for the presence of chlor-
inated pesticides using gas chromatography with an
electron capture detector by Method 2 (revised Oct.
27,1987). This Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP)
has been prepared to ensure sample analysis and re-
porting in accordance with Method 2 and contractual
reports of work.

Keywords: 'Water pollution detection, 'Potable water,
'Quality assurance,  'Water analysis,  'Pesticides,
Water wells, Ground water, Quality control, Chemical
analysis, Water quality management, Surveys, Sample
preparation, Standards, Gas chromatography,  Chlo-
rine compounds, Electron-capture detectors,  'Nation-
al Pesticide Survey, *NPS method 2.
PB92-168541/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Cincinnati, OH
Technical Support Div.
Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National
Pesticide Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analyti-
cal Method 5 - Methyl Carbamates.
Environmental Science and Engineering, Inc., Gaines-
ville, FL
M. G. Winslow, and D. G. Greer. Feb 92,110p EPA/
810/B-92/005
See also PB92-168525 and PB92-168533. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH.
Technical Support Div.

This is Radian Corporation's Quality Assurance Project
Plan for determining carbamates in ground water by
high performance liquid chromatography with an ultra-
violet detector. The analytical results will be used to
establish an accurate database.

Keywords: 'Quality assurance, 'Water analysis, 'Po-
table water,  'Water pollution detection, 'Pesticides,
Water wells, Carbamates, Quality control, Chemical
analysis,  Sample  preparation,  Standards, Ground
water, Water quality management, Data bases, Chro-
matographic analysis, Fluorescence, Ultraviolet detec-
tors. 'National Pesticide Survey. *NPS method 5, Car-
bamic acid/(methyl-ester),  High performance liquid
chromatography.
PB92-168558/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Quality Assurance Project  Plan for the National
Pesticide Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analyti-
cal Method 6.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Cincinnati,  OH.
Technical Support Div.
Feb 92, 138p EPA/810/B-92/006
See also PB92-168541.Portions of this document are
not fully legible.

This is the Office of Pesticide Programs Environmental
Chemistry  Laboratory's  Quality Assurance Project
Plan for determining the presence of ethylene thiourea
using gas chromatography with nitrogen-phosphorus
detectors. The role of this lab is to referee Method 6.

Keywords: 'Quality assurance, "Water analysis, 'Pes-
ticides, 'Water pollution detection,  'Potable water,
Quality control. Chemical analysis, Standards, Sample
preparation,  Water quality  management.  Ground
water, Surveys, Water wells. Gas chromatography.
Mass spectroscopy, Nitrogen compounds,  Imidazoli-
dine thione,  'National Pesticide Survey, 'NPS method
6.
PB92-168566/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Cincinnati,  OH.
Technical Support Div.
Quality Assurance Project  Plan for the National
Pesticide Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analyti-
cal Method 7 - Fumigants.
Environmental Science and Engineering, Inc., Gaines-
ville, FL.
Feb 92,108p EPA/810/B-92/007
See also PB92-168558. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency. Cincinnati, OH. Technical Support
Div.

This is Environmental Science & Engineering's Quality
Assurance Project Plan for analyzing collected water
samples for  halogenated fumigants using method  7
which involves extraction of the analytes from water,
capillary gas chromatographic separation, and elec-
tron capture detection and quantitation.

Keywords: 'Quality assurance, 'Water analysis, 'Pes-
ticides, 'Water pollution detection, "Potable water, Fu-
migants, Quality control. Chemical  analysis, Stand-
ards, Halogen  compounds. Extraction, Gas chroma-
tography, Electron-capture detectors, Water quality
management, Water wells, Sample preparation, 'Na-
tional Pesticide Survey, *NPS  method 7.
PB92-168574/REB              PC A05/MF A01
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Cincinnati, OH.
Technical Support Div.
Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National
Pesticide Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analyti-
cal Method 9 - Nitrate and Nitrite.
Montgomery (James M.) Consulting Engineers, Inc.,
Pasadena, CA. Montgomery Labs
J.Zalikowski Feb 92, 86p EPA/810/B-92/008
See also PB92-168566.Portions of this document are
not fully legible. Sponsored by Environmental Protec-
tion Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Technical Support Div

This is Montgomery Laboratory's Quality Assurance
Project Plan for determining the presence of nitrates
by an automated cadmium reduction method which re-
duces nitrate to nitrite.

Keywords:  'Quality assurance,  'Pesticides, 'Water
analysis, 'Water pollution  control, 'Potable water.
Chemical  analysis, Nitrates,  Nitrites,  Water wells,
Quality control, Sample preparation, Ground water,
Water quality  management,  Reduction(Chemistry),
Surveys, Cadmium, 'National Pesticide Survey, *NPS
method 9.
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PB92-168S82/REB               PC A11 /MF A03
Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National
Pesticide Survey of Drinking Water Wells Referee
Analyses for Analytical Method 2 - Organochlor-
ine Pesticides, Analytical Method 4 - Carbamates,
Method 5 - Methylcarbamates, Method 7  - Fumi-
gants, and Method 9 - Nitrate/Nitrite.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Cincinnati,  OH.
Technical Support Div.
Feb 92,231p EPA/810/B-92/009
See also PB92-168574.

This is the Office of Drinking Water Technical Support
Division Quality Assurance Project Plan for refereeing
analyses using  NPS methods 2, 4, 5,  and 7. Also in-
cluded in the Risk Reduction Engineering Laboratory's
Quality Assurance Project Plan which will referee anal-
yses for Method 9.

Keywords: "Quality assurance, 'Water analysis, "Pes-
ticides, 'Potable  water, 'Water pollution detection,
Halogen  compounds,  Carbamates,   Chlorine com-
pounds,   Chemical   analysis,   Quality   control,
Reduction(Chemistry), Standards, Water quality man-
agement. Ground water, Water wells, Fumtgants, Gas
chromatography,  Nitrates, Nitrites, Sample  prepara-
tion, 'National Pesticide Survey, *NPS methods, NPS
method 2, NPS  method 4, NPS method 5, NPS method
7, NPS method 9, Carbamic acid/(methyl-ester), High
performance liquid chromatography.
 PB92-168590/REB               PC AOB/MF A02
 Quality  Assurance Project Plan for the National
 Pesticide Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analyti-
 cal Method 1.
 Environmental  Protection Agency,  Cincinnati, OH.
 Technical Support Div.
 Feb 92,175p EPA/810/B-92/010
 See also PB92-168582.

 This is the Office of Pesticide Programs Environmental
 Chemistry Laboratory's Quality  Assurance  Project
 Plan as the referee for Method 1 with which nitrogen-
 and phosphorus-containing pesticides in ground water
 will be determined.

 Keywords: 'Quality assurance, 'Potable water, 'Pesti-
 cides, 'Water pollution detection, 'Water analysis, Ni-
 trogen compounds, Water wells, Ground water, Gas
 chromatography,  Phosphorus compounds, Chemical
 analysis. Water quality management. Quality control,
 Surveys, Sample preparation. Standards,  Mass spec-
 troscopy, 'National Pesticide Survey, 'NPS method 1.
 PB92-168608/REB               PC A09/MF A02
 Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National
 Pesticide Survey of Drinking Water WeHs: Analyti-
 cal Method 3.
 Environmental  Protection Agency,  Cincinnati, OH.
 Technical Support Div.
 Feb92,181pEPA/810/B-92/011
 See also PB90-168590.Portk>ns of this document are
 not fully legible.
                                           water
                                           Pesti-
The National Pesticide Survey (NPS) of drinking
wells is a joint project between the EPA Office of
cide Programs  (OPP) and Office of Drinking Water
(ODW). Expectations for the full Survey are that well-
water samples will be analyzed for over 100 pesticides
or degradation products from approximately 1500 do-
mestic and community water system wells. Seventeen
of these analytes are included in NPS Method 3 with
which phenoxy  and phenol compounds will be deter-
mined.

Keywords: 'Quality assurance, 'Water analysis, 'Pes-
ticides,  'Water pollution detection, 'Potable water,
Chemical analysis, Quality control. Water wells, Sur-
veys, Water quality  management.  Chlorine  com-
pounds, Phenols, Acids, Sample preparation. Stand-
ards, Auditing, Gas chromatography. Mass spectros-
copy, 'National Pesticide  Survey, *NPS method 3,
Chlorinated acids.
PB92-168616/REB                PC A07/MF A02
Environmental Protection  Agency, Cincinnati,  OH.
Technical Support Div.
Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National
Pesticide Survey of Drinking Water Wefts: Analyti-
cal Method 6 - Ethytene ThkHirea.
Battelle, Columbus. OH.
Feb 92,145pEPA/810/B-92/012
                                                  Portions of this document are not fully legible. Spon-
                                                  sored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati,
                                                  OH. Technical Support Div.

                                                  This is Battelle's Quality Assurance Project Plan to
                                                  conduct Method 6 in determining ethylene thiourea in
                                                  ground water using gas chromatography with a nitro-
                                                  gen-phosphorus detector.

                                                  Keywords: 'Quality assurance, 'Water analysis, 'Pes-
                                                  ticides,  'Potable water, 'Water pollution  detection.
                                                  Quality  control,  Chemical analysis.  Ground water.
                                                  Water wells, Sample  preparation,  Nitrogen  com-
                                                  pounds, Imidazolidine thione, Standards, Water quality
                                                  management Gas chromatography, Mass spectrosco-
                                                  py, 'National Pesticide Survey, 'NPS method 6.
                                                   PB92-168624/REB               PC A08/MF A02
                                                   Environmental Protection  Agency, Cincinnati,  OH.
                                                   Technical Support Div.
                                                   Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National
                                                   Pesticide Survey of Drinking Water Welte: Hydro-
                                                   geologic  Characterization  and  Second-Stage
                                                   Stratification Activities.
                                                   ICF, Inc., Fairfax, VA.
                                                   B. Rappaport, H. Lester, and C. Miller. Feb 92,151 p
                                                   EPA/810/6-92/013
                                                   See also PB92-168616. Sponsored by Environmental
                                                   Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Technical Support
                                                   Div.

                                                   The National Pesticide Survey will facilitate evaluation
                                                   of  associations among pesticide concentrations  in
                                                   drinking water wells, patterns of pesticide  use, and
                                                   groundwater vulnerability.  This groundwater vulner-
                                                   ability is  determined on the basis of the vulnerability
                                                   score as defined by the DRASTIC system. This is ICF's
                                                   Quality Assurance Project  Plan which addresses the
                                                   activities related to assigning DRASTIC vulnerability
                                                   scores at the subcounty level and developing second-
                                                   stage sampling units based on cropping patterns and
                                                   vulnerability scores within designated selected coun-
                                                   ties.

                                                   Keywords:   'Quality  assurance,  'Water  sampling,
                                                   •Pesticides, 'Potable water,  'Water pollution detec-
                                                   tion,  'Hydrogeotogy,  Ground water.  Water wells,
                                                   Concentration(Composition),  Sampling, Stratification,
                                                   Surveys,  'National  Pesticide  Survey,   DRASTIC
                                                   system.
PB92-168632/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency,  Cincinnati, OH.
Technical Support Div.
Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National
Survey of Pesticides in Drinking Water Wells: Well
Sampling, Data Collection and Processing.
ICF, Inc., Fairfax, VA.
H. Lester, and B. Rappaport Feb 92,129p EPA/810/
B-92/014
See also PB92-168624. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Technical Support
Div.

This is ICF's Quality Assurance Project Plan concern-
ing all the activities connected with the actual sampling
of drinking water wells; preparation, pre-preservation,
shipment tracking, personnel training, field sampling,
data collection and reporting of results.

Keywords: 'Quality assurance, 'Water analysis, 'Pes-
ticides, 'Potable water,  'Water pollution detection,
Standards, Quality control, Chemical analysis. Sample
preparation.  Data collection, Data processing, Sur-
veys, Specialized training. Water wells, 'National Pes-
ticide Surveys, *NPS methods.
PB92-168640/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Environmental Protection  Agency,  Cincinnati, OH.
Technical Support Div.
Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National
Pesticide Survey of Drinking Water WeHs: Survey
Statistics, Data Collection and Processing.
ICF, Inc., Fairfax, VA.
Feb 92,65p EPA/810/B-92/015
See also PB92-168632.Portions of this document are
not fully legible. Prepared in cooperation with Westat,
Inc., Rockvitle, MD. Sponsored by Environmental Pro-
tection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Technical Support Div.

This is ICF and Westat Corporation's  Quality Assur-
ance Project Plan which outlines the Survey statistics,
questionnaire data collection and processing proce-
                                                  dures for  community and  domestic  drinking  water
                                                  wells. Appendices are included that contain standard
                                                  operating procedures,  copies  of relevant question-
                                                  naires, and training manuals.

                                                  Keywords: 'Quality assurance,  'Water analysis, 'Po-
                                                  table water,  'Water  pollution detection, 'Pesticides,
                                                  Water wells, Statistical analysis, Data collection. Data
                                                  processing. Standards,  Questionnaires, Specialized
                                                  training, Chemical analysis, Quality control, Surveys,
                                                  Ground  water,  'National Pesticide  Survey,  *NPS
                                                  methods.
PB92-169044/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under
CERCLA: Chemical DehalogenatJon. Final rept.
ITCorp.,Sharonville,OH.
G. McNelly. May 92,80p EPA/540/R-92/013A
See also PB92-169275 and PB91-228031. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH.
Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

Systematically conducted, well-documented treatabil-
ity studies are an important component of the remedial
investigation/feasibility study (RI/FS) process and the
remedial design/remedial action (RD/RA)  process
under the Comprehensive Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA). The guide,
which presents information on treatability studies in-
volving chemical dehalogenation of soils and sludges,
is intended to supplement the information in the final
generic guide. The guide describes a three-tiered ap-
proach for conducting treatability studies, which con-
sists of  (1) remedy screening, (2) remedy selection,
and (3) remedial design/remedial action. The purpose
of remedy-screening studies for chemical dehalogena-
tion technologies is to  determine if the technology is
chemically feasible for the contaminants/matrix of
concern. The guide also presents detailed, technolo-
gy-specific information on the preparation of a Work
Plan and a Sampling and Analysis Plan for chemical
dehalogenation  treatability  studies.  Elements  dis-
cussed  include test objectives, experimental design
and procedures, equipment and materials, sampling
and  analysis procedures, quality assurance/quality
control procedures, and data analysis and interpreta-
tion.

Keywords: 'Waste management,  'Superiund, 'Envi-
ronmental surveys, 'Hazardous  materials. Remedial
action, Dehalogenation, Soil contamination, Feasibility
studies.  Sludges, Sediments, Technology utilization,
Quality assurance. Quality control, Performance eval-
uation, 'Chemical treatment, 'Office of Solid Waste
and Emergency Response, Remedial design, Compre-
hensive  Environmental Response Compensation and
Liability Act
PB92-169275/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Chemical  Dehalogenation   TreatabHity  Studies
under CERCLA: An Overview. Fact sheet.
IT Corp., Sharonville, OH.
G. McNelly. May 92,10p EPA/540/R-92/013B
See also PB92-169044. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction En-
gineering Lab.

Systematically conducted, well-documented treatabil-
ity studies  are an  important component of remedy
evaluation and  selection  under  the Superfund pro-
gram. The fact sheet focuses on chemical dehalogen-
ation  treatability studies  conducted  in  support of
remedy selection that is conducted prior to the Record
of Decision (ROD). The fact sheet presents a standard
guide for designing and implementing a chemical de-
halogenation treatability study. The manual presents a
description  of and discusses the applicability and limi-
tations of chemical dehalogenation technologies and
defines the prescreening and field measurement data
needed to determine if treatability testing is required. It
also presents an overview of the process of conduct-
ing treatability tests and the applicability of tiered treat-
ability testing for evaluation of chemical  dehalogena-
tion technologies.  The specific goals of each tier of
testing are defined and performance levels are pre-
sented that should be met at the remedy screening
level before additional tests are conducted at the next
tier. The elements of a treatability study work plan are
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also defined with detailed discussions on the design
and execution of the treatability study.

Keywords: "Waste management, 'Environmental sur-
veys,  'Hazardous materials, 'Superfund, Remedial
action, Dehalogenation, Feasibility studies, Soil con-
tamination, Sludges, Sediments, Design criteria, Imple-
mentation, Performance evaluation,  'Office of Solid
Waste and Emergency Response,  Chemical treat-
ment, Comprehensive Environmental Response Com-
pensation and Liability Act, Remedial design.
PB92-169382/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Study  to Determine the Feasibility of Using a
Ground-Penetrating Radar for More Effective Re-
mediation of Subsurface Contamination.
Foster Wheeler Enviresponse, Inc., Edison, NJ.
D. G. Douglas, A. A. Bums, C. L Rino, and J. W.
Maresca. May 92,123p EPA/600/R-92/089
Contract EPA-68-C9-0033
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

Remediation of hazardous material  spills  is  often
costly and entails cumbersome procedures. The tradi-
tional method is to drill core samples in the area where
the contaminant is thought to be present and then ana-
lyze these samples in a laboratory. The denser the
sampling grid, the more effective it is; unfortunately, it
is also more expensive to implement and more damag-
ing to the environment A nonintrusive method for de-
tecting subsurface contamination, therefore, would be
highly desirable. Toward  this  end, the capability of
ground-penetrating radar (GPR) to identify natural sub-
surface features, detect man-made objects buried in
the soil, and both detect and define the extent of con-
taminated soil  or groundwater was assessed. The
study concluded that the technology for the envisioned
GPR already exists. In terms of hardware, it was found
that a synthetic-pulse radar has the potential to oper-
ate effectively in the three types of subsurface environ-
ments modeled in the study, environments representa-
tive of seven out of ten 'common cases' found at re-
mediation sites.

Keywords: 'Remedial  action,  'Hazardous materials
spills, 'Subsurface investigations, 'Synthetic aperture
radar, Feasibility studies, Land pollution, Water pollu-
tion, Soil  contamination, Ground water, Cost effective-
ness, Performance evaluation, Soil surveys, Design
criteria. Chemical compounds, Crude oil, 'Ground pen-
etrating radar, Cleanup operations.
PB92-169473/REB               PC A06/MF A02
National Radon  Measurement Proficiency  Pro-
gram: Individual Proficiency Report.
Office of Radiation Programs, Washington, DC.
May 92, 1 17p EPA/402/F-92/001
See also PB89-1 17634. Prepared in cooperation with
ICF Kaiser Engineers, Inc., Fairfax, VA.
In February 1986, the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) established the  Radon Measurement
Proficiency (RMP) Program to assist the public in iden-
tifying  organizations  capable  of providing  reliable
radon measurement services. In December 1 991 , EPA
announced the new individual proficiency listing cate-
gory in the RMP Program. Individuals applying for this
new listing status  must demonstrate knowledge  of
radon measurement fundamentals by passing a writ-
ten proficiency examination, maintain affiliation with an
RMP listed organization, and meet other program re-
quirements. This report lists those individuals who
have met the  requirements of the RMP Program as of
April 30, 1992. These requirements are designed  to
provide minimum proficiency criteria  for individuals
who provide radon measurement services on-site in a
residential environment

Keywords: 'Radon, 'Radiation monitoring, 'Quality
assurance, 'Residential buildings, 'Indoor air pollu-
tion, Houses, Requirements, Services, Contractors, Di-
rectories, 'National Radon Measurement Proficiency
Program.
PB92-169564/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Organic Contract Compliance Screening System.
Software  for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 2) (User
Manual).
Viar and Co., Alexandria, VA. Environmental Services
Div.
1992,106p EPA/SW/DK-92/043A
Contract EPA-68-D9-0135
For system on diskette see PB92-502202. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.

The OCCSS software is a version of a mainframe-
based application developed for the  EPA's National
Contract Laboratory Program  (CLP).  OCCSS is de-
signed to automate the determination of contractual
compliance and completeness of data submitted to
EPA under the RAS programs of CERCLA (Compre-
hensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and
Liability Act) and SARA (Superfund Amendments and
Reauthorization Act). The manual provides the user
with instructions for running OCCSS software on the
PC. Descriptions of and instructions for each menu are
detailed in the following sections. The  user should
have a working knowledge of PC DOS prior to utilizing
the system.

Keywords: "User manuals(Computer programs), "Pol-
lution regulations, 'Organic compounds, 'Waste man-
agement, Documentation, Land pollution abatement,
Compliance, Contracts, Permits, Data storage and re-
trieval,   US  EPA,  'Organic   Contract  Compliance
Screening  System, Comprehensive Environmental Re-
sponse  Compensation and Liability  Act,  Superfund
Amendments and Reauthorization Act, Routine analyt-
ical services.
PB92-169614/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
ESP VI 4.0  Electrostatic Precipitator VI and  Per-
formance Prediction Model. Final rept. Aug 89-Feb
92.
Research Triangle Inst, Research Triangle Park, NC.
Center for Aerosol Technology.
P. A. Lawless. Jun 92, 83p EPA/SW/DK-92/044,,
EPA/600/R-92/104A
For system on diskette, see PB92-502251. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Research Trian-
gle Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research
Lab.

The manual is the companion document for the micro-
computer program ESPVI 4.0, Electrostatic Precipita-
tion V-l and  Performance Model (PB92-502251). The
program  was developed to provide a  user-friendly
interface to an advanced model of electrostatic pre-
cipitation (ESP) performance. The program is capable
of modeling  standard ESP configurations as well as
those that might be proposed for improved perform-
ance. It incorporates many of the latest developments
in prediction of ESP performance, including electrical
waveform effects,  non-rapping reentrainment,  and
electrode misalignment. The manual provides the doc-
umentation needed to load the program from its  disk,
sets up the computer configuration for optimal oper-
ation, and introduces the operation of the program.
The user is expected to be familiar with the operation
of an ESP and know the important factors that affect it.
An example  ESP is provided with the program to help
with the manual's exposition: it provides a direct com-
parison of the model's predictions. The program con-
sists of a series of menu screens;  the document is
similarly organized, with increasing levels  of detail pro-
vided as the menus become more specific. Finally, a
section on the underlying algorithms discusses typical
values that might be encountered with the model.

Keywords: 'User manuals(Computer programs), 'Air
pollution control equipment, 'Electrostatic precipita-
tors, 'Computerized simulation, Performance evalua-
tion, Documentation, Electrodes.
PB92-169630/REB                PC A11 /MF A03
Fish  Communities  in  Lakes in  Subregion  2B
(Upper Peninsula of Michigan) in Relation to Lake
Acidity.  Volume 1  and Volume  2:  Appendices.
Data Tape Documentation.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Oct 90,239p EPA/DF/DK-92/045
For system on diskette see, PB92-503085. Prepared in
cooperation  with Kilkelly Environmental  Associates,
Inc., Raleigh, NC.
The research described in the document represents
one component of Phase II of the Eastern Lake Survey
(ELS-II), a part of the National Surface Water Survey
(NSWS). Surveys of fish community status were con-
ducted in summer 1987 in 49 lakes in ELS Subregion
2B, the Upper Peninsula of  Michigan. Subregion 26
was selected because  of its (1)  high proportion of
acidic and low-pH lakes, (20 relative lack of existin
data on fish communities in lakes, and (3) diverse geo-
logical and hydrological conditions allowing optimal
evaluation of the association between lake character-
istics and fish community status. A companion study
dealing with regional patterns in fish mercury content
in Subregion 2B was conducted concurrently; results
from the study  will  be presented in  a subsequent
report.

Keywords: "Water quality,  "Water pollution effects,
"Fish physiology, "Lakes, "Michigan, "Acidification, Bi-
ological communities, pH, Hydrology, Air water interac-
tions,  Bioassay, Water chemistry,  Sampling, Environ-
mental  surveys,  Documentation,  "Eastern   Lake
Survey, Eastern Region(United States), National Sur-
face Water Survey.
PB92-169655/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Statistical Approach to Predicting Chronic Toxici-
ty of Chemicals to Fishes from Acute Toxicity
Test Data. Data Tape Documentation.
Environmental Research Lab., Gulf Breeze, FL.
F. L. Mayer, G. F. Krause, M. R. Ellersieck, and G. Lee.
Jun 92,104pEPA/600/R-92/091,EPA/SW/DK-92/
047A
For system on diskette, see PB92-503119. Prepared in
cooperation with Missouri Agricultural Experiment Sta-
tion, Columbia.

A comprehensive approach to predicting chronic toxic-
ity from acute toxicity data was developed in which si-
multaneous consideration is  given to concentration,
degree of response, and time course of effect. A con-
sistent endpoint  (lethality) and degree of response
(0%) were used to compare acute and chronic tests.
Predicted no-effect concentrations were  highly accu-
rate 92% of the time (within a factor of 2.0 of the limits
of the maximum acceptable  toxicant concentrations
for lethality) and did not vary by more than a factor of
4.8 when the technique was applied to a data base of
18 chemicals and 7 fish species. Growth effects can
be predicted from chronic lethality, but reproductive ef-
fects should not be.

Keywords: "Water pollution effects, "Fishes, "Toxicity,
"Chemical compounds,  Statistical analysis, Documen-
tation, Exposure, Concentration(Comppsition), Mortali-
ty, Fishkill, Growth stages, Fish physiology, Risk as-
sessment, 'Multifactor probit analysis.
PB92-173780/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Potential  Reuse of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil:
A Directory of Permitted Recycling Facilities.
Foster Wheeler Enviresponse, Inc., Edison, NJ.
S. Rosenthal, G. Wolf, M. Avery, and J. H. Nash. Jun
92,49p EPA/600/R-92/096
Contract EPA-68-C9-0033
Prepared in cooperation with Chapman, Inc., Atlantic
Highlands, NJ. Sponsored by Environmental Protec-
tion Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineer-
ing Lab.

Soil contaminated by virgin petroleum products leaking
from underground storage tanks is a pervasive prob-
lem in the United States. Economically feasible dispos-
al of such soil concerns the responsible  party (RP),
whether the RP is one individual small business owner,
a group of owners, or a large multinational corporation.
They may need a starting point in their search for an
appropriate solution, such as recycling. The report pro-
vides initial assistance in two important areas. First it
discusses four  potential recycling  technologies that
manufacture marketable products from recycled petro-
leum-contaminated soil: the hot mix asphalt process,
the cold mix asphalt system, cement production, and
brick manufacturing. The report also presents the re-
sults of a project survey designed to identify recycling
facilities. It lists recycling facilities alphabetically by lo-
cation within  each state, organized by U.S. Environ-
mental Protection Agency (EPA) Region. The report
also includes detailed addresses, recycling locations,
telephone numbers, and contacts for these facilities.
The scope of the project limits listings to fixed facilities
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or small mobile facility owners that recycle soil con-
taminated by virgin petroleum  products into market-
able commodities. It does not address site-specific or
commercial hazardous waste remediation facilities.

Keywords: 'Petroleum products, *Land pollution con-
trol,  'Soil  contamination,  'Recycling,  'Remedial
action, Underground storage, Storage tanks, Technol-
ogy utilization, Listings, Asphalts, Cements, Bricks,
Permits, Hot mix paving mixtures.
 PB92-182344/REB               PC A24/MF A04
 Respiratory Health Effects of Passive Smoking:
 Lung Cancer and Other Disorders. Draft repL
 Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
 Office of Health and Environmental Assessment
 May 92,559p EPA/600/6-90/006B, OHEA-C-361
 Prepared in cooperation with ICF, Inc., Fairfax, VA.

 The draft report addresses the weight of evidence on
 the potential associations between passive smoking or
 Environmental  Tobacco Smoke (ETS) and (1) lung
 cancer in nonsmoking adults, and (2) noncancer respi-
 ratory disorders, primarily in children. With respect to
 lung cancer, the draft report concludes that (1) ETS is
 causally associated with lung cancer in nonsmoking
 adults and is an EPA Group A (known human) carcino-
 gen, and (2)  approximately 3,000 lung  cancer deaths
 per year among nonsmokers of both sexes in the
 United States are attributable to ETS. With respect to
 noncancer respiratory  effects, the report concludes
 that ETS exposure to children from parental smoking is
 causally associated with (1) respiratory symptoms of ir-
 ritation (cough, sputum, and wheeze);  (2) middle ear
 effusion; (3) reduced lung function; (4) lower respirato-
 ry tract infections (LRIs), particularly in infants; and (5)
 additional episodes and increased severity of asthma
 in asthmatic children. The evidence also suggests that
 ETS exposure induces  asthma in previously asympto-
 matic children. In addition, passive smoking causes
 some respiratory discomfort and reduced lung function
 in adults. The report estimates that ETS exposure con-
 tributes 150,000 to 300,000 LRIs annually in children
 under 18 months, resulting in 7,500 to 15,000 hospital-
 izations, and 8,000 to 26,000 new cases of asthma in
 previously asymptomatic children, as well as aggravat-
 ing symptoms in approximately 20% of  asthmatic chil-
 dren.

 Keywords: 'Pulmonary  neoplasms, 'Smoking, 'Respi-
 ratory diseases, Carcinogens, Adults, Children, Respi-
 ratory function tests. Family,  Epidemiology, Asthma,
 Otitis media  with effusion.  Health hazards, 'Passive
 smoking, Environmental tobacco smoke.
 PB92-1B2518/REB                       PC E99
 Update Package for RCRA Permit Policy Compen-
 dium (Assorted Volumes).
 Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Solid Waste.
 Apr 92,635p EPA/530/R-92/018
 SeeateoPB92-111707.

 The report is an update package for insertion into the
 RCRA Permit Policy Compendium ((see PB92-111 707
 (complete set)  or individual volumes PB92-111 715;
 723; 731; 749; 756; 764; 772; 780; 798; 806; and 814.

 Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, 'Licenses, 'Govern-
 ment policies, 'Pollution control, Waste management
 Users guide, Indexes(Documentation), Diskettes, Re-
 placement Files, Identifying, Documents, Descriptors,
 Technical  assistance,  Personnel,  Transportation,
 Waste recycling, 'Resource Conservation and Recov-
 ery Act(RCRA), Updating, Listings.
PB92-182781/REB               PC E99/MF E99
Application  for Certification  1992  Model Year
Light-Duty Vehicles.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
1992,6157p
Set includes PB92-182799 through PB92-182906.

No abstract available.
PB92-182799/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application  for  Certification  1991  Model Year
Light-Duty Vehicles - SportsCar  America, PUMA
Division Inc.
SportsCar America, Inc., Durham, NC. PUMA Div.
1992,50p EPA/460/A-92/35
See also PB92-186906. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of 12 reports PC E99/MF E99,
PB92-182781.

Every year,  each manufacturer  of passenger  cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles, or heavy-duty engines
submits to EPA an application  for certification. The
report deals  with light-duty vehicles from Sports Car
America, PUMA Division Incorporated. In the a pplica-
tion, the manufacturer gives a detailed technical de-
scription of  the vehicles  or engines he intends to
market during the upcoming model year. These engi-
neering data include explanations and/or drawings
which describe  engine/vehicle  parameters such as
basic engine design, fuel systems, ignition systems
and exhaust and evaporative emission control sys-
tems. It also provides information on emission test pro-
cedures, service accumulation procedures, fuels to be
used, and proposed maintenance requirements  to be
followed during  testing. Section  16 of the application
contains the  results of emission testing, a statement of
compliance to the regulations, production engine pa-
rameters, and a Summary Sheet Input Form on which
issuance of a Certificate of Conformity is based.

Keywords: 'Light duty vehicles,  'Certification, 'Inter-
nal combustion  engines, 'Air pollution abatement. Air
pollution control equipment, Fuel systems, Exhaust
systems. Exhaust emissions, Standards compliance,
Fuels,  Operation and  maintenance. Design  criteria,
Performance testing, Fugitive emissions, Automobiles,
PUMA Division Incorporated, Exhaust emission control
devices, Evaporative emission control devices.
PB92-182807/REB               PCA99/MFE11
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application for Certification  1992 Model  Year
Light-Duty Vehicles - BMW of North America, Inc.
BMW of North America, Inc., Montvale, NJ.
1992,1180p EPA/460/A-92/36
See also PB92-182799 and report for 1991,  PB91-
242651.  Sponsored  by  Environmental  Protection
Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of 12 reports PC E99/MF E99,
PB92-182781.

Every year, each  manufacturer  of passenger cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles, or heavy-duty engines
submits to  EPA an application for certification. The
report  deals with  light-duty vehicles from BMW of
North America, Inc. In the application, the manufactur-
er gives a detailed technical description of the vehicles
or engines he intends to market during the upcoming
model year. These engineering data include explana-
tions and/or drawings which describe engine/vehicle
parameters such as basic engine design, fuel systems,
ignition systems and exhaust and evaporative emis-
sion control systems. It also provides information on
emission test procedures, service accumulation proce-
dures, fuels to be used, and proposed maintenance re-
quirements to be followed during tasting. Section 16 of
the application contains the results of emission testing,
a statement of compliance to the regulations, produc-
tion engine parameters, and a Summary Sheet Input
Form on which issuance of a Certificate of Conformity
is based.

Keywords: 'Light duty vehicles, 'Certification, 'Air pol-
lution abatement,  'Internal combustion engines,  Air
pollution control equipment Fuel systems.  Exhaust
systems, Exhaust emissions, Standards compliance.
Fuels, Operation and  maintenance, Design criteria,
Performance  testing,  Fugitive  emissions.  Exhaust
emission control devices,  Evaporative emission con-
trol devices, BMW of North America Incorporated.
PB92-182815/REB               PC A14/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application for Certification  1993 Model  Year
Light-Duty Vehicles - Fiat Auto R and D U.SJV.
Rat Research and Development, Dearborn, Ml. U.S.A.
Branch.
1992,306p EPA/460/A-92/37
See  also PB92-182807,  PB92-122282  and PB91-
242669.  Sponsored  by  Environmental  Protection
Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of 12 reports  PC E99/MF E99,
PB92-182781.

Every year, each  manufacturer of passenger  cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles, or heavy-duty engines
submits to  EPA an application for certification. The
report deals with light-duty vehicles from Fiat Auto R
and D USA. In the application, the manufacturer gives
a detailed technical description of the vehicles or en-
gines he intends to market during the upcoming model
year. These engineering data  include explanations
and/or drawings which describe engine/vehicle pa-
rameters such as basic engine design, fuel systems,
ignition systems and exhaust and evaporative emis-
sion control systems. It also provides information on
emission test procedures, service accumulation proce-
dures, fuels to be used, and proposed maintenance re-
quirements to be followed during testing. Section 16 of
the application contains the results of emission testing,
a statement of compliance to the regulations,  produc-
tion engine parameters, and a Summary Sheet Input
Form on which issuance of a Certificate of Conformity
is based.

Keywords: 'Light duty vehicles, 'Internal combustion
engines,  'Air pollution abatement,  'Certification,  Air
pollution  control  equipment. Fuel systems,  Exhaust
systems, Exhaust emissions. Standards  compliance,
Fuels, Operation and  maintenance, Design  criteria,
Performance testing, Fugitive emissions, Automobiles,
Exhaust emission control devices, Evaporative emis-
sion control devices. Fiat R and D USA.
PB92-182823/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application  for Certification  1993 Model  Year
Light-Duty Trucks - Grumman Olson.
Grumman Olson, Inc., Sturgis, Ml.
1992,135pEPA/460/A-92/38
See also PB92-182815. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of 12 reports PC E99/MF E99,
PB92-182781.

Every year, each  manufacturer  of passenger cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles,  or heavy-duty engines
submits  to EPA an application for certification. The
report deals with light-duty trucks from Grumman
Olson Company. In the application, the manufacturer
gives a detailed technical description of the vehicles or
engines  he intends to market during the upcoming
model year. These engineering data include explana-
tions and/or drawings which describe engine/vehicle
parameters such as basic engine design, fuel systems,
ignition systems and exhaust  and evaporative emis-
sion  control systems.  It also provides  information on
emission test procedures, service accumulation proce-
dures, fuels to be used, and proposed maintenance re-
quirements to be followed during testing. Section 16 of
the application contains the results of emission testing,
a statement of compliance to the regulations, produc-
tion engine parameters, and a Summary Sheet Input
Form on which issuance of a Certificate of Conformity
is based.

Keywords: 'Light duty vehicles, 'Certification, 'Inter-
nal combustion engines,  'Air pollution abatement.
Trucks, Air pollution control equipment Fuel systems,
Exhaust systems, Exhaust emissions, Standards com-
pliance,  Fuels, Operation  and maintenance,  Design
criteria, Performance testing, Fugitive emissions, Ex-
haust emission control devices. Evaporative emission
control devices, Grumman Olson Company.
PB92-182831/REB               PC A99/MF EOS
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application for Certification  1992  Model  Year
Light-Duty Vehicles - Lotus Cars, Ltd.
Lotus Cars Ltd., Norwich (England).
1992,896p EPA/460/A-92/39
See also PB92-182823. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of 12 reports PC E99/MF E99,
PB92-182781.

Every year,  each manufacturer  of passenger cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles,  or heavy-duty engines
submits  to  EPA an application for certification. The
report deals with light-duty vehicles from Lotus Cars,
LTD. In the application, the manufacturer gives a de-
tailed technical description of the vehicles or engines
he intends to market during the upcoming model year.
These engineering data include explanations and/or
drawings which describe engine/vehicle parameters
such as basic engine design, fuel systems, ignition sys-
tems and exhaust and  evaporative emission control
systems. It also provides information on emission test
procedures, service accumulation procedures, fuels to
be used, and proposed maintenance requirements to
be followed during testing. Section 16 of the applica-
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tion contains the results of emission testing, a state-
ment of compliance  to the regulations,  production
engine parameters, and a Summary Sheet Input Form
on which issuance of a Certificate of Conformity is
based.

Keywords: 'Light duty vehicles, 'Certification,  'Inter-
nal combustion engines, "Air pollution abatement, Air
pollution control  equipment, Fuel systems. Exhaust
systems, Exhaust emissions, Standards compliance,
Fuels, Operation and maintenance. Design criteria,
Performance testing, Fugitive emissions, Automobiles,
Exhaust emission control devices, Evaporative emis-
sion control devices, Lotus Cars LTD.
PB92-182849/REB               PC A25/MF A06
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application  for Certification  1992 Model  Year
Light-Duty Vehicles - Infiniti, Nissan Motors Co.,
Ltd.
Nissan Motor Co. Ltd., Atsugi (Japan).
1992,591p EPA/460/A-92740
See also PB92-182831. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of 12 reports PC E99/MF E99,
PB92-182781.

Every year, each  manufacturer of passenger cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles,  or heavy-duty engines
submits to EPA an application for certification. The
report  deals  with  light-duty  vehicles  from  Nissan
Motors Company,  LTD for the Infiniti. In the applica-
tion, the manufacturer gives a detailed technical de-
scription of the vehicles  or engines  he intends  to
market during the upcoming model year. These engi-
neering  data  include explanations and/or drawings
which describe  engine/vehicle parameters such as
basic engine  design, fuel systems, ignition systems
and exhaust and  evaporative  emission  control sys-
tems. It also provides information on emission test pro-
cedures, service accumulation procedures, fuels to be
used, and proposed maintenance requirements to be
followed during testing. Section 16 of the application
contains the results of emission testing, a statement of
compliance to the regulations, production engine pa-
rameters and a Summary Sheet Input Form on which
issuance of a Certificate of Conformity is based.

Keywords: "Light duty vehicles, 'Certification, 'Inter-
nal combustion engines,  *Air pollution abatement,
Automobiles, Air pollution control equipment, Fuel sys-
tems, Exhaust systems, Exhaust emissions, Standards
compliance,   Fuels,  Operation   and  maintenance,
Design  criteria,  Performance testing,  Fugitive emis-
sions, Exhaust emission control devices, Evaporative
emission control devices,  Nissan Motors Company
LTD.
 PB92-182856/REB               PC A25/MF A06
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Application  for  Certification  1992  Model Year
 Light-Duty Vehicles - Maxima,  Nissan Motors Co.,
 Ltd.
 Nissan Motor Co. Ltd., Atsugi (Japan).
 1992,585p EPA/460/A-92/41
 See also PB92-182849. Sponsored by Environmental
 Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Also available in set of 12 reports PC  E99/MF E99,
 PB92-182781.

 Every  year,  each manufacturer of  passenger cars,
 light-duty trucks, motorcycles, or heavy-duty engines
 submits to EPA an application  for  certification. The
 report deals with light-duty  vehicles  from  Nissan
 Motors Company, LTD, for the Maxima.  In the applica-
 tion, the manufacturer gives  a detailed technical de-
 scription of  the vehicles or engines he intends to
 market during the upcoming model year. These engi-
 neering data include explanations  and/or drawings
 which  describe engine/vehicle  parameters such as
 basic engine design, fuel systems, ignition  systems
 and exhaust and evaporative emission control sys-
 tems. It also provides information on emission test pro-
 cedures, service accumulation procedures, fuels to be
 used, and proposed maintenance requirements to be
 followed during testing. Section  16 of the application
 contains the results of emission testing,  a statement of
 compliance to the regulations, production engine pa-
 rameters and a Summary Sheet Input Form on which
 issuance of a Certificate of Conformity is based.

 Keywords: 'Light duty vehicles,  'Certification, 'Inter-
 nal  combustion engines, 'Air  pollution abatement,
 Automobiles , Air pollution control equuipment, Fuel
systems, Exhaust systems, Exhaust emissions, Stand-
ards compliance, Fuels, Operation and maintenance,
Design criteria,  Performance testing, Fugitive emis-
sions, Exhaust emission control devices, Evaporative
emission  control devices, Nissan  Motors  Company
LTD.
PB92-182864/REB               PC A99/MF A06
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application for Certification  1992 Model  Year
Light-Duty Vehicles - Stanza, Nissan Motors Co.,
Ltd.
Nissan Motor Co. Ltd., Atsugi (Japan).
1992,643p EPA/460/A-92/42
See also PB92-182856. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of 12 reports PC E99/MF E99,
PB92-182781.

Every year, each  manufacturer  of passenger cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles, or heavy-duty engines
submits  to EPA an  application for certification. The
report deals  with  light-duty  vehicles from  Nissan
Motors Company, LTD for the Stanza. In the applica-
tion, the manufacturer  gives a detailed technical de-
scription  of the vehicles  or engines he intends to
market during the upcoming model year. These engi-
neering  data  include explanations and/or drawings
which describe  engine/vehicle parameters such as
basic engine  design, fuel systems, ignition systems
and exhaust and evaporative  emission  control sys-
tems. It also provides information on emission test pro-
cedures, service accumulation procedures, fuels to be
used, and proposed maintenance requirements to be
followed during testing. Section 16 of the application
contains the results of emission testing, a statement of
compliance to the regulations,  production engine pa-
rameters, and a Summary Sheet Input Form on which
issuance of a Certificate of Conformity  is based.

Keywords: 'Light duty  vehicles, 'Certification, 'Inter-
nal combustion engines, 'Air  pollution abatement,
Automobiles,  Air pollution control equipment, Fuel
Systems, Exhaust systems, Exhaust emissions. Stand-
ards compliance. Fuels, Operation and maintenance.
Design criteria,  Performance testing, Fugitive emis-
sions, Exhaust emission control devices, Evaporative
emission control devices, Nissan Motors Company
LTD.
PB92-182872/REB               PC A17/MF A04
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application  for  Certification  1992  Model Year
Light-Duty Trucks - Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
Nissan Motor Co. Ltd., Atsugi (Japan).
1992,389p EPA/460/A-92/43
See also PB92-182864 and PB91-242735. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of 12 reports PC  E99/MF E99,
PB92-182781.

Every year, each manufacturer of passenger cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles, or heavy-duty engines
submits to EPA an application for certification. The
report deals with light-duty trucks from Nissan Motors
Company, LTD. In the application, the manufacturer
gives a detailed  technical description of the vehicles or
engines  he intends to  market during the upcoming
model year. These engineering data include explana-
tions  and/or drawings which describe engine/vehicle
parameters such as basic engine design, fuel systems,
ignition  systems and exhaust and evaporative emis-
sion control systems. It also provides information on
emission test procedures, service accumulation proce-
dures, fuels to be used, and proposed maintenance re-
quirements to be followed during testing. Section 16 of
the application contains the results of emission testing,
a statement of compliance to the regulations, produc-
tion engine parameters and a Summary Sheet Input
Form on which issuance of a Certificate of Conformity
is based.

Keywords: 'Light duty vehicles, 'Certification, 'Inter-
nal combustion engines,  'Air pollution  abatement,
Trucks, Air pollution control equipment, Fuel sytems,
Exhaust systems, Exhaust emissions. Standards com-
pliance.  Fuels,  Operation  and maintenance, Design
criteria, Performance testing, Fugitive emissions, Ex-
haust emission  control devices, Evaporative emission
control devices, Nissan Motors Company LTD.
 PB92-182880/REB               PC A99/MF A06
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application  for Certification  1992  Model  Year
Light-Duty Vehicles - Porsche.
Porsche Cars North America! Inc., Reno, NV.
1992,740p EPA/460/A-92/44
See also PB92-182872. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of 12 reports PC E99/MF £99,
PB92-182781.

Every year,  each manufacturer  of  passenger cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles,  or heavy-duty engines
submits  to EPA an application for certification. The
report deals with light-duty vehicles for Porsche. In the
application, the manufacturer gives a detailed techni-
cal description of the vehicles or engines he intends to
market during the upcoming model year. These engi-
neering  data include explanations and/or drawings
which describe  engine/vehicle parameters  such as
basic engine design, fuel systems, ignition  systems
and  exhaust and evaporative  emission control sys-
tems. It also provides information on emission test pro-
cedures, service accumulation procedures, fuels to be
used, and proposed maintenance requirements to be
followed during testing. Section 16 of the application
contains the results of emission testing, a statement of
compliance to the regulations,  production engine pa-
rameters, and a Summary Sheet Input Form on which
issuance of a Certificate of Conformity is based.

Keywords: 'Light duty  vehicles, 'Certification, 'Inter-
nal combustion  engines, 'Air pollution abatement,
Automobiles, Air pollution control equipment, Fuel sys-
tems, Exhaust systems, Exhaust emissions, Standards
compliance.  Fuels,  Operation   and   maintenance,
Design  criteria,  Performance  testing,  Fugitive emis-
sions. Exhaust emission control devices. Evaporative
emission control devices, Porsche.
PB92-182898/REB               PC A19/MF A04
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application  for  Certification  1992  Model  Year
Light-Duty Vehicles - Saab Cars USA, Inc.
Saab Cars USA, Inc., Orange, CT.
1992,440p EPA/460/A-92/45
See also PB92-182880 and PB88-125109. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of 12 reports PC  E99/MF E99,
PB92-182781.

Every year, each manufacturer of passenger cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles, or heavy-duty engines
submits to EPA an  application for certification. The
report deals with  light-duty vehicles from Saab Cars
USA, Incorporated. In the application, the manufactur-
er gives a detailed technical description of the vehicles
or engines he intends to market during the upcoming
model year. These engineering data include explana-
tions and/or drawings which describe engine/vehicle
parameters such as basic engine design, fuel systems,
ignition  systems and exhaust and evaporative emis-
sion control systems. It also  provides information on
emission test procedures, service accumulation proce-
dures, fuels to be used, and proposed maintenance re-
quirements to be followed during testing. Section 16 of
the application contains the results of emission testing,
a statement of compliance to the regulations, produc-
tion engine parameters,  and a Summary Sheet Input
Form on which issuance of a Certificate of Conformity
is based.

Keywords: 'Light duty vehicles, 'Certification,  'Inter-
nal  combustion engines,  'Air  pollution  abatement,
Automobiles, Air pollution control equipment, Fuel sys-
tems. Exhaust systems, Exhaust emissions, Standards
compliance,  Fuels,  Operation  and  maintenance.
Design  criteria, Performance  testing,  Fugitive emis-
sions, Exhaust emission control devices, Evaporative
emission control devices, Saab Cars USA Incorporat-
ed.
 PB92-182906/REB               PC A09/MF A03
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Application  for Certification  1993 Model  Year
 Light-Duty Vehicles - Toyota Technical Center,
 U.S.A. Inc.
 Toyota Technical Center, U.S.A., Inc., Ann Arbor, Ml.
 1992,197p EPA/460/A-92/46
 See also PB92-182898 and PB92-122456. Sponsored
 by Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Also available in set of 12 reports PC E99/MF E99,
 PB92-182781.
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                                                  EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
Every  year, each manufacturer of passenger cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles, or heavy-duty engines
submits  to EPA an application for certification. The
report deals with light-duty vehicles from Toyota Tech-
nical Center, USA Incorporated. In the application, the
manufacturer gives a detailed technical description of
the vehicles or engines he intends to market during the
upcoming model year. These engineering data include
explanations and/or drawings which describe engine/
vehicle parameters such as basic engine design, fuel
systems, ignition systems and  exhaust and evapora-
tive emission control systems. It also provides informa-
tion on emission test procedures, service accumula-
tion procedures, fuels to be used, and proposed main-
tenance requirements to be followed during testing.
Section  16 of the application contains the results of
emission testing, a statement of compliance to the reg-
 ulations, production engine parameters,  and a Sum-
 mary Sheet Input Form on which issuance of a Certifi-
 cate of Conformity is based.

 Keywords: 'Light duty vehicles, 'Certification, 'Inter-
 nal  combustion  engines, 'Air pollution abatement,
 Automobiles, Air pollution control equipment, Fuel sys-
 tems. Exhaust systems, Exhaust emissions, Standards
 compliance, Fuels,   Operation  and maintenance.
 Design  criteria, Performance testing, Fugitive emis-
 sions, Exhaust emission control devices, Evaporative
 emission control devices, Toyota  Technical Centers
 USA Incorporated.
 PB92-182914/REB                PC E99/MF E99
 Application for  Certification  1992  Model  Year
 Heavy-Duty Vehicles.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 1992,1714p
 Set includes PB92-182922 through PB92-182997.

 No abstract available.
 PB92-182922/REB               PC A18/MF A04
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Application  for  Certification  1992 Model  Year
 Heavy-Duty Diesel Engines - Caterpillar. *
 Caterpillar, Inc., PeoriajL
 1992,409p EPA/460/A-92/47
 See also PB92-182997 and PB88-125166. Sponsored
 by Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Also available in set of 8  reports PC E99/MF E99,
 PB92-182914.

 Every year,  each manufacturer of passenger cars,
 light-duty trucks, motorcycles, or heavy-duty engines
 submits to EPA an  application for certification. The
 report deals with heavy-duty diesel vehicles from Cat-
 erpillar  Incorporated. In the application, the manufac-
 turer gives a detailed technical description of the vehi-
 cles or engines he intends to market during  the up-
 coming model year. These engineering data include
 explanations and/or drawings which describe engine/
 vehicle parameters such as basic engine design, fuel
 systems, ignition systems and exhaust and evapora-
 tive emission control systems. It also provides informa-
 tion on emission test procedures, service accumula-
 tion procedures, fuels to be  used, and  proposed main-
 tenance requirements to be followed during  testing.
 Section 16 of the  application contains the  results of
 emission testing, a statement of compliance to the reg-
 ulations, production engine parameters, and a Sum-
 mary Sheet Input Form on which issuance of a Certifi-
 cate of Conformity is based.

 Keywords: 'Heavy duty  vehicles,  'Diesel engines,
 •Certification, 'Air pollution abatement. Performance
 testing,  Design criteria, Diesel engine exhaust, Fugitive
 emissions, Exhaust  emissions,  Internal  combustion
 engines, Fuel systems. Air pollution control equipment,
 Exhaust systems. Standards compliance. Fuels, Oper-
 ation and maintenance. Construction  equipment Ex-
 haust emission control devices, Evaporative emission
 control devices. Caterpillar Incorporated.
PB92-182930/REB               PC A21/MF A04
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application  for Certification  1992 Model Year
Heavy-Duty  Diesel Vehicles - Cummins Engine
Company, Inc.
Cummins Engine Co., Inc., Columbus, IN.
1992, 498p EPA/460/A-92/46
See also PB92-182922 and PB90-214230. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of 8 reports PC E99/MF E99,
PB92-182914.
Every year,  each manufacturer of  passenger cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles, or heavy-duty engines
submits to EPA an  application for  certification. The
report deals with heavy-duty diesel vehicles from Cum-
mins Engine Company, Incorporated. In the applica-
tion, the manufacturer gives a detailed technical de-
scription of  the vehicles or  engines  he intends to
market during the upcoming model year. These engi-
neering data include explanations  and/or drawings
which describe engine/vehicle parameters such as
basic engine design, fuel systems, ignition systems
and exhaust and evaporative emission control sys-
tems. It also provides information on emission test pro-
cedures, service accumulation procedures, fuels to be
used, and proposed maintenance requirements to be
followed during testing. Section 16 of the application
contains the results of emission testing, a statement of
compliance to the regulations, production engine pa-
rameters, and a Summary Sheet Input Form on which
issuance of a Certificate of Conformity is based.

Keywords:  'Heavy  duty vehicles,   'Diesel engines,
'Certification, 'Air pollution abatement, Performance
testing. Design criteria, Diesel engine exhaust. Fugitive
emissions, Exhaust emissions, Fuel  systems, Internal
combustion engines, Air pollution control equipment,
Exhaust systems, Standards compliance, Fuels, Oper-
ation and maintenance, Cummins Engine Company In-
corporated, Exhaust emission control devices, Evapo-
rative emission control devices.
PB92-182948/REB               PC A10/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application for  Certification  1992 Model  Year
Heavy-Duty Diesel Engines - Detroit Diesel Corpo-
ration.
Detroit Diesel Corp., Ml.
1992,221p EPA/460/A-92/49
See also P892-182930 and PB92-127984. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of  8  reports PC E99/MF E99,
PB92-182914.

Every year, each manufacturer of passenger  cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles, or heavy-duty engines
submits to EPA an  application lor certification. The
report deals with heavy-duty diesel vehicles from De-
troit Diesel Corporation. In the application, the manu-
facturer gives a detailed technical description of the
vehicles or engines he intends to market during the up-
coming model year.  These engineering data include
explanations arid/or  drawings which describe engine/
vehicle parameters such as basic engine design, fuel
systems, ignition systems and exhaust and evapora-
tive emission control  systems. It also provides informa-
tion on emission test procedures, service accumula-
tion procedures, fuels to be  used, and proposed main-
tenance requirements to be followed during  testing.
Section  16 of the application contains the results of
emission testing, a statement of compliance to the reg-
ulations, production  engine parameters, and  a  Sum-
mary Sheet Input Form on which issuance of a Certifi-
cate of Conformity is based.

Keywords:  'Heavy duty vehicles,  'Diesel engines,
'Certification, 'Air pollution abatement, Performance
testing, Design criteria, Diesel engine exhaust, Fugitive
emissions. Exhaust emissions. Fuel systems,  Internal
combustion engines. Air pollution control equipment,
Exhaust systems, Standards compliance, Fuels, Oper-
ation and maintenance, Detroit Diesel Corporation, Ex-
haust emission control devices, Evaporation emission
control devices.
PB92-1829S5/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application for  Certification  1992 Model  Year
Heavy-Duty Diesel Vehicles - Hino Motors, Ltd.
Hino Motors Ltd., Tokyo (Japan).
1992,128p EPA/460/A-92/50
See also PB92-182948 and PB92-122522. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of 8  reports  PC E99/MF E99,
PB92-182914.

Every year,  each  manufacturer of passenger cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles,  or heavy-duty engines
submits to EPA an  application for certification. The
report deals with heavy-duty diesel vehicles from Hino
Motors, Ltd. In the  application, the manufacturer gives
a detailed technical description of the vehicles or en-
gines he intends to market during the upcoming model
year. These engineering data include explanations
and/or drawings which describe engine/vehicle pa-
rameters such as basic engine design, fuel systems,
ignition systems and exhaust and evaporative emis-
sion control systems. It also provides information on
emission test procedures, service accumulation proce-
dures, fuels to be used, and proposed maintenance re-
quirements to be followed during testing. Section 16 of
the application contains the results of emission testing,
a statement of compliance to the regulations, produc-
tion engine parameters, and a Summary Sheet Input
Form on which issuance of a Certificate of Conformity
is based.

Keywords:  'Heavy duty vehicles,  'Diesel engines,
'Certification, 'Air pollution abatement, Performance
testing, Design criteria, Diesel engine exhaust, Fugitive
emissions, Exhaust emissions, Fuel systems, Internal
combustion engines, Air pollution control equipment,
Exhaust systems, Standards compliance, Fuels, Oper-
ation  and maintenance,  Hinto Motors Ltd, Exhaust
emission  control devices,  Evaporation emission con-
trol devices.
PB92-182963/REB               PC A12/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application for Certification  1992 Model  Year
Heavy-Duty Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
Mack Trucks, Inc., Hagerstown, MD.
1992,267p EPA/460/A-92/51
See also PB92-182955 and PB91-242776. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of 8 reports PC E99/MF E99,
PB92-182914.

Every year, each  manufacturer of passenger cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles, or heavy-duty engines
submits to EPA an application for certification. The
report  deals with heavy-duty  vehicles  from Mack
trucks.  In the application, the manufacturer gives a de-
tailed technical description of the vehicles or engines
he intends to market during the upcoming model year.
These  engineering data include explanations and/or
drawings which  describe engine/vehicle parameters
such as basic engine design, fuel systems, ignition sys-
tems and  exhaust and evaporative emission control
systems. It also provides information on emission test
procedures, service accumulation procedures, fuels to
be used, and proposed maintenance  requirements to
be followed during testing. Section 16 of the applica-
tion contains the results of emission  testing, a state-
ment of compliance to the regulations,  production
engine  parameters, and a Summary Sheet Input Form
on which  issuance of  a Certificate of Conformity is
based.

Keywords: 'Heavy duty vehicles, 'Internal combustion
engines, 'Certification, 'Air pollution abatement, Per-
formance testing, Design criteria. Exhaust emissions,
Diesel engines, Gasoline engines, Fugitive emissions,
Trucks, Emission control, Air pollution control equip-
ment, Exhaust systems, Standards compliance, Fuels,
Operation  and maintenance, Mack trucks, Exhaust
emission control devices, Evaporation emission con-
trol devices.
PB92-182971/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application for  Certification  1992  Model  Year
Heavy-Duty Vehicles - Navistar International Cor-
poration.
Navistar International Corp., Melrose Park, IL.
1992,76p EPA/460/A-92/52
See also PB92-182963 and PB91-242784. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set  of 8  reports PC E99/MF  E99,
PB92-182914.

Every year, each manufacturer of passenger cars,
light-duty trucks,  motorcycles, or heavy-duty  engines
submits to  EPA  an application for certification. The
report deals with heavy-duty vehicles from Navistar
International Corporation. In the application, the manu-
facturer gives a detailed technical description of the
vehicles or engines he intends to market during the up-
coming  model year. These engineering data include
explanations and/or drawings which describe engine/
vehicle parameters such as basic engine design, fuel
systems, ignition  systems and exhaust and evapora-
tive emission control systems. It also provides informa-
tion on emission test procedures, service accumula-
tion procedures, fuels to be used, and proposed main-
tenance requirements to be followed during testing.
Section 16 of the application contains the results of
emission testing, a statement of compliance to the reg-
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ulations, production engine parameters,  and a Sum-
mary Sheet Input Form on which issuance of a Certifi-
cate of Conformity is based.

Keywords: 'Heavy duty vehicles, 'Certification, 'Inter-
nal combustion engines, *Air pollution abatement, Per-
formance testing, Design criteria, Exhaust emissions,
Diesel engines. Gasoline engines, Fugitive emissions,
Operation and maintenance, Emission control, Air pol-
lution control equipment, Exhaust systems, Standards
compliance, Fuels, Navistar International  Corporation,
Exhaust emission control devices, Evaporation emis-
sion control devices.
PB92-182989/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application  for Certification  1992 Model  Year
Heavy-Duty Vehicles - Winnebago Industries, Inc.
Winnebago Industries, Inc., Forest City, IA.
1992,82p EPA/460/A-92/53
See also PB92-182971. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of 8 reports PC E99/MF  E99,
PB92-182914.

Every year, each manufacturer  of passenger cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles,  or heavy-duty engines
submits to EPA an application for certification. The
report deals with heavy-duty vehicles from Winnebago
Industries,  Incorporated for 1992 models. In the appli-
cation, the manufacturer gives a detailed technical de-
scription of the vehicles or engines he  intends  to
market during the upcoming model year. These engi-
neering data include  explanations and/or drawings
which describe  engine/vehicle parameters such  as
basic engine design,  fuel systems, ignition systems
and  exhaust and evaporative  emission control sys-
tems. It also provides information on emission test pro-
cedures, service accumulation procedures, fuels to  be
used, and proposed maintenance requirements to  be
followed during  testing. Section 16 of the application
contains the results of emission testing, a statement of
compliance to the regulations, production engine pa-
rameters, and a Summary Sheet Input Form on which
issuance of a Certificate of Conformity  is based.

Keywords: 'Heavy duty vehicles, 'Internal combustion
engines, "Certification, 'Air pollution abatement, Per-
formance testing, Design criteria, Exhaust emissions,
Diesel engines. Gasoline engines. Fugitive emissions,
Operation and maintenance, Emission control, Air pol-
lution control equipment. Exhaust systems, Standards
compliance, Fuels, Winnebago Industries Incorporat-
ed, Exhaust emission control devices,  Evaporation
emission control devices.
PB92-182997/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Application  for  Certification  1993  Model Year
Heavy-Duty Vehicles - Winnebago Industries, Inc.
Winnebago Industries, Inc., Forest City, I A.
1992,33p EPA/460/A-92/54
See also PB92-182989. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Also available in set of  8 reports PC E99/MF E99,
PB92-182914.

Every year, each manufacturer of  passenger cars,
light-duty trucks, motorcycles, or heavy-duty engines
submits to  EPA an  application  for certification. The
report deals with heavy-duty vehicles from Winnebago
Industries, Incorporated for 1993 models. In the appli-
cation, the manufacturer gives a detailed technical de-
scription of the vehicles or engines he  intends to
market during the upcoming model year. These engi-
neering  data include explanations and/or drawings
which describe engine/vehicle  parameters such as
basic engine design, fuel systems, ignition systems
and exhaust and evaporative emission control sys-
tems. It also provides information on emission test pro-
cedures, service accumulation procedures, fuels to be
used, and proposed maintenance requirements to be
followed during testing. Section  16 of the  application
contains the results of emission testing, a statement of
compliance to the regulations, production  engine pa-
rameters, and a Summary Sheet Input Form on which
issuance of a Certificate of Conformity is based.

Keywords:  'Heavy duty vehicles, 'Certification, 'inter-
nal combustion engines, 'Air pollution abatement, Per-
formance testing, Design criteria. Exhaust emissions,
Diesel  engines, Gasoline  engines,  Operation  and
maintenance, Emission  control, Air pollution control
equipment, Exhaust systems, Standards compliance,
Fuels, Fugitive emissions, Winnebago Industries Incor-
porated, Exhaust emission control devices, Evapora-
tion emission control devices.
PB92-183201/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC.
Background  Document  for the Liquid  Release
Test: Single Laboratory Evaluation and 1988 Col-
laborative Study.
Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
G. L. Kingsbury, and C. V. Wall. 18 Sep 91,117p EPA/
530/SW-91/079
Contracts EPA-68-01-7075, EPA-68-WO-0032
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC.

The liquid release test  (LRT)  is  a  laboratory test
method  designed  to determine whether or not liquid
will be released from sorbents when they are subject-
ed to a vertical load, as would be experienced by mate-
rials buried in a landfill. The LRT is an attribute test
rather than a continuous variable measurement test.
Thus, the result is either a release detected (sample
fails the test) or no release detected (sample passes
the test). The report  describes the single-laboratory
evaluation and the collaborative study conducted in
1988 to  evaluate performance of the LRT Draft Proto-
col, and provides an assessment of the method based
on the results of these tests.

Keywords: 'Earth fills, 'Absorbers(Materials), 'Perme-
ability, 'Liquids,  'Laboratory tests, 'Pollution control,
Interlaboratory  comparisons, Feasibility, 'Liquid re-
lease test.
PB92-183235/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Emergency Exemptions under Section  18  of the
Federal  Insecticide Fungicide  and  Rodenticide
Act. 1. Guidance for State and Federal Agencies.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticide Programs.
22 Jun 92, 37p EPA/540/09-92/204
See also PB92-183243.

The document summarizes the Agency's positions and
policies regarding those  issues reviewed by the sec-
tion 18 work group. It does not address every issue as-
sociated  with emergency exemptions and is  not  in-
tended to supplant the section 18 regulations at  40
CFR part 166. It is meant to clarify certain parts of the
existing regulations and  to serve as additional  guid-
ance to Federal and State agencies submitting section
18 emergency exemption requests.

Keywords:  'Federal  agencies,  'State government,
'Pesticides, Farm crops, Disaster planning, Economic
analysis.  Insecticide resistance, 'Federal Insecticide
Fungicide and Rodenticide Act.
PB92-183243/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Emergency Exemptions under Section 18 of  the
Federal  Insecticide  Fungicide and Rodenticide
Act. 2. Instructions for Submission of Emergency
Exemption Applications.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Office of Pesticide Programs.
22 Jun 92,34p EPA/540/09-92/205
See also PB92-183235.

Instructions  are provided for  completing section 18
emergency  exemption applications (specific,  public
Health,  and quarantine exemptions). The package is
part II of the Emergency Exemptions Under Section 18
of the Federal Insecticide Fungicide and  Rodenticide
Act. II. Instructions for submission of Emergency Ex-
emption Applications.

Keywords:  'Pesticides,  'Instructions, Public health,
Quarantine,  Disaster  planning,  Economic  analysis,
Pesticide residues. Food contamination,  'Federal In-
secticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act, 'Emergency
exemption.
 PB92-183284/REB               PC A04/MF A01
 Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region  1):
 Western Sand and  Gravel, Rl. (Second Remedial
 Action), September 1985.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 30 Sep 85, 71 p EPA/ROD/R01 -85/064
 See also PB92-963701.
The 20-acre Western Sand and Gravel site is a former
gravel mining facility and industrial waste disposal area
in North Smithfield and Burrillville, Rhode Island. Land
use in the area is predominantly agricultural. The esti-
mated 600  people who reside within one mile of the
site use the underlying ground water as their drinking
water supply. From 1953 to 1979, Western Sand and
Gravel, Inc. (WSG) used the site  for gravel mining op-
erations. From  1975 to 1979, approximately 12 acres
of the site were used for the disposal of liquid wastes,
including chemicals and sewage waste.  In 1979, the
State conducted sampling of private domestic wells in
the area and ordered the site to be closed because of
violations of water and air pollution regulations and for
failing to prepare complete and accurate industrial
waste manifests. This final source control ROD ad-
dresses OU2, site closure and post closure provisions
to  contain contamination and minimize offsite migra-
tion of contaminants. Future  RODs will address the
contaminated ground water as OU3. The primarily con-
taminants of concern affecting the soil and sludge are
VOCs including benzene, TCE, and PCE. The selected
remedial action for this site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
disposal, 'Pollution control, 'Remedial action,  Land
pollution, Sludge disposal,  Volatile  organic  com-
pounds,  Gravel  mines,  Liquid  wastes,  Industrial
wastes,  Water pollution, Mine wastes, Air pollution. En-
vironmental transport, Rhode Island, 'Record of Deci-
sion,    'Cleanup   operations,   EPA  region   1,
Burrillville(Rhode Island).
PB92-195684/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Effects of Fenvalerate on the Early Life Stages of
Topsmelt ('Atherinops affinis'). Journal article.
Environmental Research Lab., Gulf Breeze, FL.
L. R. Goodman, M. J. Hemmer, D. P. Middaugh, and J.
C. Moore, cl992,8p EPA/600/J-92/211
Pub. in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, v11
P409-4141992.

Flow-through  acute and early-life-stage (ELS) toxicity
tests werp  conducted with topsmelt (Atherinops af-
finis), a Pacific coast saltwater fish, and fenvalerate, a
synthetic pyrethroid insecticide. The 96-h LC50 for ju-
venile fish was 0.66 micrograms/L. In  the 30-d ELS
test with laboratory-spawned embryos, average meas-
ured fenvalerate concentrations were nondetectable
(<0.075 micrograms/L) in  two control  treatments,
0.14,0.34,0.82,1.5, and 3.2 micrograms/L. Survival of
embryos to hatching ranged from 94 to 100%, with no
statistically  significant differences among treatments.
No fry survived exposure to fenvalerate concentra-
tions > or  = 0.82 micrograms/L; overall survival in
lower concentrations and control treatments ranged
from 86 to 97%. There were no consistent concentra-
tion-dependent differences in weight between fish in
the carrier-control treatment and fish exposed to fen-
valerate. Mean wet  weights of surviving  fish ranged
from 16.9 mg in 0.34 micrograms/L to 20.3 mg in 0.14
micrograms/L. The  average bioconcentration factor
for fish exposed to 0.14 and 0.34 micrograms fenvaler-
ate per liter was 315.

Keywords:  'Water pollution effects(Animals), 'Fenva-
lerate,  Toxicity, Life cycles, Dose-response  relation-
ships,  Mortality, Reprints, 'Topsmelt, 'Atherinops af-
finis.
 PB92-195726/REB               PC A02/MF A01
 Environmental Research Lab., Gulf Breeze, FL.
 Technique for Screening and Maintaining Smaller
 Genomic Libraries. Journal article.
 Abraham Lincoln School of Medicine, Chicago, IL.
 U. M. X. Sangodkar, and S. Mavinkurve. C1992,6p
 EPA/600/J-92/214
 Pub.  in DNA and Protein  Engineering  Techniques, v1
 n4  p48-51 1988. Prepared  in cooperation with Goa
 Univ. (India). Dept. of Microbiology. Sponsored by En-
 vironmental Research Lab., Gulf Breeze, FL.

 A technique for screening and simultaneously main-
 taining individual clones of the gene  library for long-
 term  storage is described. The method is particularly
 useful for identification and cloning  of  genes from
 cosmid-based genomic  libraries  of prokaryotes  that
 constitute a smaller number of recombinant clones,
 most of which carry fragments of 20-30 kb in size.

 Keywords: 'Genomic library, 'Genetic  engineering,
 Autoradiography,  Cosmids,  Genetic  recombination,
                                                                                                                          December 1992

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 Molecular cloning, Prpkaryotic cells, Escherichia coli,
 Nucleic acid hybridization, Reprints.
 PB92-195965/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Reducing  Mercury  Emission  from   Municipal
 Waste Combustion with  Carbon  Injection  into
 Flue Gas. Rept. for Jul 91-May 92.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
 T. G. Brna, J. D. Kilgroe, and C. A. Miller. c1992,17p
 EPA/600/A-92/134
 Presented at ECO World '92, Washington, DC., June
 14-17,1992.

 The paper gives results of tests (to aid in developing
 emission rules) in July  and August 1991  on  a 360-
 tonne/day  mass  burn  municipal  waste  combustor
 (MWC) at the Ogden Martin Systems of Stanislaus,
 Inc. facility near Crows Landing, CA. Test results indi-
 cated that carbon (C) addition was effective in improv-
 ing mercury (Ho) removal: removal increased with in-
 creasing C feed rate. Hg removal improved from about
 30% without C addition to over 90% at the highest C
 feed rate tested. The test data obtained for evaluation
 of the secondary test objectives suggested that (1)
 ammonia (NH3) addition (which occurred with low slip)
 had no apparent adverse effect on Hg control, (2) lime
 stoichiometry had no effect on Hg emissions over the
 narrow range studied, (3) the fabric filter (FF) gas tem-
 perature over the range tested did not affect Hg con-
 trol, and (4) the  Hg content of ash/residue  stream
 samples remained relatively constant over a period of
 28 days in samples held at 54 C.

 Keywords:  'Air pollution control,  'Mercury(Metals),
 "Activated carbon treatment,  'Incineration, 'Waste
 disposal, Municipal wastes, Rue gases. Injection, Per-
 formance evaluation, Dry methods, Air pollution con-
 trol equipment.
  PB92-196039/RE8               PC A04/MF A01
  Characteristics of Successful  Riparian  Restora-
  tion Projects in the Pacific Northwest
  Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Seattle,  WA.
  Region X.
  S. Connin. Aug 91.62p EPA/910/9-91/033

  Region 10  U.S.  Environmental  Protection Agency
  (EPA)  recognizes the  importance of healthy riparian
 ecosystems to the maintenance of State Water Quality
 Standards. Consequently, EPA developed a Region 10
 Riparian Management  Policy designed to protect, im-
 prove,  and restore riparian areas-particularly those af-
 fected  by non-point source (NFS) pollution. The policy
 emphasizes the importance of riparian enhancement
 to control NPS impacts and to enable states to meet
 water quality standards. In addition, it establishes a
 high priority for EPA  funding  of  riparian restoration
 projects. Riparian enhancement programs may incor-
 porate  Best Management Practices (BMPs) as restora-
 tive methods designed to moderate the impacts of
 poor landHise. EPA intends to identify common 'key'
 characteristics of riparian enhancement projects which
 promote successful design implementation, and moni-
 toring of  BMPs. By identifying these attributes, EPA
 and  other  federal, state,  and local agencies  and
 groups will be better equipped to design and imple-
 ment successful restoration projects.

 Keywords: 'Water pollution standards, 'Water pollu-
 tion abatement, 'Water management Environmental
 policy,  Nonpoint sources, Best technology. State pro-
  frams.  Ecosystems, Land use,  Land management US
  PA, Design criteria. Pollution regulations. Funds, "Pa-
 cific  Northwest  Region(United   States),   'Riparian
 waters. State implementation plans. EPA region 10.
 PB92-196344/REB               PC A02/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
 Reduction Engineering Lab.
 Waste Minimization Assessment for a Printed Cir-
 cuit Board Manufacturer.  Environmental  research
 brief.
 University City Science Center, Philadelphia, PA.
 G. P. Looby, and F. W. Kirsch. May 92, 9p EPA/600/S-
 92/008
 See also PB92-104355. Sponsored by Environmental
 Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction En-
 gineering Lab.

 Waste Minimization  Assessment Centers (WMACs)
 were established at selected universities,  and proce-
dures were adapted from the EPA Waste Minimization
                                           Opportunity Assessment Manual (EPA/625/7-88/003,
                                           July 1988). The WMAC team at the University of Ten-
                                           nessee performed an assessment at a plant manufac-
                                           turing  printed  circuit boards for  television sets-ap-
                                           proximately 4.3 million sq ft of finished boards per yr.
                                           To make printed circuit boards, the plant begins with
                                           making screens as all printing is accomplished using
                                           silk-screening techniques. The circuit boards undergo
                                           several operations  including  punching,  scrubbing,
                                           printing, etching, and soldering. The team's report, de-
                                           tailing  findings and  recommendations, indicated that
                                           the  majority of waste was generated  in  the circuit
                                           board production lines but the greatest savings could
                                           be obtained by installing a closed-loop cooling water
                                           system to  reduce (60%)  excess water usage in  the
                                           UV-light curing ovens after screen printing and  the
                                           cooling of the cupric  chloride etch tanks.

                                           Keywords:  "Hazardous   materials,   'Manufacturers,
                                           'Pollution abatement, 'Waste minimization, Manuals,
                                           Printed circuits, Printing, Etching, Manufacturing,  Re-
                                           duction, Waste water, Cooling systems,  Closed loop
                                           cooling water system, Water utilization, Source reduc-
                                           tion.
                                            PB92-196369/REB                PC A02/MF A01
                                            Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
                                            Reduction Engineering Lab.
                                            Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufactur-
                                            er of Permanent-Magnet DC Electric Motors. Envi-
                                            ronmental research brief.
                                            University City Science Center, Philadelphia, PA.
                                            F. W. Kirsch, and G. P. Looby. May 92,7p EPA/600/S-
                                            92/016
                                            Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
                                            cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

                                            The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has
                                            funded a pilot project to assist small- and medium-size
                                            manufacturers who want to minimize their generation
                                            of waste but who lack the expertise to  do so. Waste
                                            Minimization Assessment Centers (WMACs) were es-
                                            tablished at selected universities and procedures were
                                            adapted from the EPA Waste Minimization Opportunity
                                            Assessment Manual (EPA/625/7-88/003, July 1988).
                                            The WMAC team at the University of Tennessee per-
                                            formed an  assessment at a plant manufacturing per-
                                            manent-magnet DC  electric motors-approximately 12
                                            million motors and repair parts per yr. The armatures
                                            and stators are manufactured separately and then as-
                                            sembled into complete motor units. The team's report,
                                            indicated that the majority of waste was generated in
                                            the armature assembly line put that the greatest sav-
                                            ings could  be obtained by installing an electrostatic
                                            powder coating system to reduce the generation  of
                                            waste paint solids (93%) and to eliminate the genera-
                                            tion of waste paint liquids.

                                            Keywords:   'Manufacturing,  'Waste  minimization,
                                            'Electric motors, Manuals, Armatures,  Maintenance,
                                            Solid waste disposal,  Paints. Electrodeposited coat-
                                            ings, Reduction, Liquids, Recommendations.
                                           PB92-196377/REB               PC A02/MF A01
                                           Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
                                           Reduction Engineering Lab.
                                           Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufactur-
                                           er of Sheet Metal Cabinets and Precision Metal
                                           Parts. Environmental research brief.
                                           University City Science Center, Philadelphia, PA.
                                           G. P. Looby, and F. W. Kirsch. May 92,6p EPA/600/S-
                                           92/01
                                           Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
                                           cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

                                           Waste Minimization Assessment Centers (WMACs)
                                           were established at selected universities, and proce-
                                           dures were adapted from the EPA Waste Minimization
                                           Opportunity Assessment Manual (EPA/625/7-88/003,
                                           July 1988). The WMAC team at Colorado State Univer-
                                           sity performed an assessment for a plant that manu-
                                           factures  sheet metal  cabinets and  precision metal
                                           parts. To make the cabinets, sheet metal is cut to size,
                                           bent, welded, and polished.  The metal parts are then
                                           surface treated and painted. The machined parts are
                                           produced from bar stock which is cut,  drilled, milled,
                                           and ground as needed. The team's  report, detailing
                                           findings  and recommendations,  indicated that the
                                           most waste was  generated  by the chromate conver-
                                           sion and iron phosphate coating processes that pre-
                                           pare the parts for painting. The plant could achieve the
                                           greatest  cost savings by  replacing  solvent-based
                                           painting with powder-based painting.
Keywords:  'Hazardous materials,  'Waste minimiza-
tion, 'Pollution abatement, 'Manufacturers, Manuals,
Manufacturing, Operations,  Metal  sheets, Coatings,
Paints, Metal protection, Materials replacement, Sol-
vents, Chromate coatings, Conversion coatings, Metal
powder. Cost reduction.
PB92-196385/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufactur-
er of Can-Manufacturing Equipment. Environmental
research brief.
University City Science Center, Philadelphia, PA.
F. W. Kirsch, and G. P. Looby. Apr 92,5p EPA/600/S-
92/014
Grant EPA-R-814903
Sponsored by Environmental  Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering  Lab.


The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has
funded a pilot project to assist small- and medium-size
manufacturers who want to minimize their generation
of hazardous waste but who lack the expertise to do
so.  Waste   Minimization   Assessment  Centers
(WMACs)  were established at selected universities
and procedures were adapted from the EPA  Waste
Minimization Opportunity Assessment Manual (EPA/
625/7-88/003, July 1988). The WMAC team at Colora-
do  State University performed an assessment for a
plant that produces equipment for manufacturing and
decorating aluminum beverage cans. Each component
manufactured undergoes a unique series of operations
including cutting, machining,  welding,  and painting.
The team's report, detailing findings and  recommenda-
tions, indicated that spent cutting fluid and contaminat-
ed hydraulic fluid are the largest wastes generated by
the plant and that significant savings could result from
instituting a recycling program for the  waste  cutting
fluid.

Keywords:  'Hazardous materials, 'Waste minimiza-
tion, 'Manufacturers, 'Pollution abatement. Manuals,
Manufacturing, Operations, Cutting, Welding, Painting,
Aluminum,  Containers, Industrial  plants,  Contami-
nants,  Cutting fluids, Hydraulic  fluids,  Waste water
reuse, Paints, Cost reduction, 'Waste recycling.
PB92-196393/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Waste Minimization Assessment for an Aluminum
Extrusions Manufacturer.  Environmental  research
brief.
University City Science Center, Philadelphia, PA.
G. P. Looby, and F. W. Kirsch. Apr 92, 7p EPA/600/S-
92/018
Grant EPA-R-814903
See also PB92-192137. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction En-
gineering Lab.


The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has
funded a pilot project to assist small- and medium-size
manufacturers who want to minimize  their generation
of waste but who lack the expertise to do so. Waste
Minimization Assessment Centers (WMACs) were es-
tablished at selected universities and procedures were
adapted from the EPA Waste Minimization Opportunity
Assessment Manual (EPA/S25/7-88/003, July 1988).
The WMAC team at the University of Tennessee per-
formed an assessment at a plant manufacturing alumi-
num extrusions -- over 36 million pounds per year. Pri-
mary  and scrap aluminum is melted  down, cast into
logs,  then heat treated.  Next, the logs are extruded
into desired shapes. Extrusions are sheared,  heat
treated, then either buffed, anodized (colorized), paint-
ed, or shipped. The team's report, detailing findings
and recommendations, indicated that the majority of
waste was generated  in the anodizing line but that the
greatest  savings could be obtained  by installing an
electrostatic powder coating system to eliminate spent
toluene, air filters, plastic sheets, paint ash, and evap-
orated solvents.

Keywords:  'Hazardous  materials, 'Pollution abate-
ment, 'Metal industry, 'Waste management, 'Extru-
sions, Industrial wastes,  Buffing,  Coating processes,
Aluminum, Solvents, Metal scraps, Anodizing, Electro-
static coating, 'Waste minimization, Small systems.
Source reduction, SIC 20-39.
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PB92-196401/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufactur-
er Producing  Treated Wood Products.  Environ-
mental research brief.
University City Science Center, Philadelphia, PA.
F. W. Kirsch, and J. C. Maginn. May 92, 5p EPA/600/
S-92/022
Grant EPA-R-814903
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has
funded a pilot project to assist small- and medium-size
manufacturers who want to minimize their generation
of hazardous waste but who lack the expertise to do
so.   Waste   Minimization   Assessment   Centers
(WMACs) were established at  selected universities
and procedures were adapted from the EPA Waste
Minimization Opportunity Assessment Manual (EPA/
625/7-88/003, July 1988). The WMAC team at Colora-
do State University performed  an assessment at a
plant producing treated wood products-approximately
1,700,000 cu.ft./yr. Railroad crossties and poles are
treated with creosote in pressure cylinders to  increase
their serviceability  under  conditions  that  promote
decay, weathering, insect destruction, or exposure to
fire. Lumber is treated by Wolmanizing, a closed loop
process in which a 2% chromated copper arsenate so-
lution is used for treatment in a pressure cylinder. The
team's  report,  detailing findings  and  recommenda-
tions, indicated that most waste  was generated in the
creosote treatment process, and also  that cost sav-
ings could  be obtained by arranging an exchange of
accumulated bark and wood chips with others who use
wood scrap as a raw material.

Keywords:  "Hazardous wastes,  "Waste minimization,
'Manufacturers, "Pollution  prevention, Wood prod-
ucts, Wood preservatives, Poles(Supports),  Lumber,
Creosote,  Industrial plants,  Copper  organic com-
pounds,  Ozone, Phenols, Bark, Wood wastes, Remov-
al, Cost analysis, Assessments.
PB92-197086/REB               PC AQ5/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Total   Hydrocarbon   Emission   Testing   of
Wastewater Sludge Incinerators. Volume  1. Final
rept. 1991-92.
Pacific Environmental Services, Inc., Herndon,  VA.
J. T. Chehaske, W. G. DeWees, and F. M. Lewis. Jun
92,82p EPA/600/R-92/120A
Contract EPA-68-CO-0027
See also Volume 2, PB92-197094. Prepared in coop-
eration with DEECO, Inc., Gary, NC., and Lewis (F. Mi-
chael), El Segundo, CA. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction En-
gineering Lab.

The U.S. EPA is considering continuous monitoring of
total   hydrocarbon   (THC)   emissions   from  all
wastewater sludge incincerators. The study was con-
ducted to determine the reliability of total hydrocarbon
analyzers (THCAs) in the application. Continuous mon-
itors for oxygen  (O2),  carbon monoxide (CO), THC,
and temperature were installed at  two  municipal
wastewater sludge incinerators. The O2 data was used
to normalize the measured THC concentrations to 7%
O2. CO was measured to determine if it could  be used
as a surrogate  for THC  measurements. The two
THCAs performed very well, achieving 94 and 90% on-
line availability at the two sampling sites, respectively.
The 02 and CO analyzers  also worked well. There
were initial problems  with  the sample  conditioning
system that is necessary for the CO and O2 monitors,
but successful operation  was achieved after it was
modified. The  report  presents graphical and tabular
summaries of the results.  The report covers  a period
from February 1991 to September 1991, and work was
 completed as of May 29,1992.

 Keywords: 'Hydrocarbons, "Sludge disposal,  "Air pol-
 lution sampling, "Incineration, "Sewage sludge. Con-
 tinuous sampling,  Sewage  treatment,  Flue gases,
 Concentration(Composition), Quality control, Quality
 assurance,     Oxygen,     Carbon      monoxide,
 Graphs(Charts), Tables(Data), Gas analysis,  Perform-
 ance evaluation.
 PB92-197094/REB               PC A16/MF A03
 Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
 Reduction Engineering Lab.
Total   Hydrocarbon   Emission   Testing   of
Wastewater Sludge Incinerators. Volume 2.  Ap-
pendices. Final rept. 1991 -92.
Pacific Environmental Services, Inc., Herndon, VA.
J. T. Chehaske, W. G. DeWees, and F. M. Lewis. Jun
92,359p EPA/600/R-92/120B
Contract EPA-68-CO-0027
See also Volume 1, PB92-197086. Prepared in coop-
eration with DEECO, Inc., Can/, NC., and Lewis (F. Mi-
chael), El Segundo, CA. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction En-
gineering Lab.

The problem of disposing of primary and secondary
sludge from municipal wastewater treatment facilities
is  one of  growing  concern.  Municipal  wastewater
sludges  contain  toxic compounds  such as  heavy
metals and various organic species. Viable sludge dis-
posal options include methods of land disposal and in-
cineration. Emission limits for total hydrocarbons have
been proposed as a way to limit organic compound
emissions from sludge incinerators. Continuous emis-
sion  monitors have been proposed to measure  total
hydrocarbon emissions. The  Risk Reduction Engineer-
ing Laboratory and the Office of Water sponsored the
program  to evaluate  the long term performance of
such monitors at two wastewater sludge incinerators.
The following document presents the results of that re-
search program.

Keywords: "Hydrocarbons, "Sludge disposal, "Air pol-
lution sampling, "Incineration,  "Sewage sludge.  Flue
gases, Concentration(Composition), Continuous sam-
pling, Sewage  treatment, Oxygen, Carbon monoxide,
Graphs(Charts), Tables(Data).
PB92-198209/REB               PC A22/MF A04
Western Forests and Air Pollution.
Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
R. K. Olson, D. Binkley, and M. Boehm. 1992, 512p
EPA/600/A-92/140
See also PB92-143833 and PB90-131111. Prepared in
cooperation with ManTech Environmental  Technolo-
gy, Inc., Corvallis, OR., and Colorado State  Univ., Fort
Collins. Dept. of Forest and Wood Sciences.

The book addresses the relationships between air pol-
lution in the western United States and trends in the
  ?rowth and condition of Western coniferous forests.
  he major atmospheric pollutants to which forest in
the region are exposed are  sulfur and nitrogen com-
pounds and ozone. The  potential effects  of atmos-
pheric pollution on these forests include foliar injury,
alteration of growth  rates and patterns, soil acidifica-
tion, shifts in species composition, and modification of
the effects of natural stresses.

Keywords: "Precipitatipn(Meteorology), "Forest trees,
"Growth,  "Air  pollution  effects(Plants),  Exposure,
Sulfur dioxide. Nitrogen oxides, Ozone, Hydrocarbons,
Environmental  transport,  Atmospheric  circulation.
Chemical reactions. Gases,  Acidification,  Injuries,
Stress(Physiology),   California,   Washington(State),
Western Region(United States), Conifers.


PB92-198217/REB               PC A02/MF A01
ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data Base
and the QSAR System for Use  in Ecological  Risk
Assessments. Journal article.
Environmental Research Lab.-Duluth, MN.
C. L. Russom, E. B. Anderson, B. E. Greenwood, and
A. Pilli. C1991, 6p EPA/600/A-92/141
Pub.  in The Science of the Total Environment  109/
110,  D667-670  1991.  See also  PB88-130034  and
PB91 -137083. Prepared in cooperation with Computer
Sciences Corp., Duluth,  MN.

Ecological risk assessments are used by the US Envi-
ronmental Protection Agency (US EPA) and other gov-
ernmental agencies to assist in determining the proba-
bility and magnitude of deleterious effects of hazard-
ous chemicals on plants and animals. These assess-
ments are important steps in formulating regulatory de-
cisions. The completion of an ecological risk assess-
ment requires the gathering of ecotoxicological hazard
 and environmental exposure information. The informa-
tion is evaluated in the risk characterization section to
 assist in making the final risk assessment. ASTER (AS-
 sessment Tools for the Evaluation of Risk) was de-
 signed by the US EPA Environmental Research Labo-
 ratory-Duluth (ERL-D) to assist regulators in producing
 assessments. ASTER is an integration of the AQUIRE
 (AQUatic toxicity Information REtrieval system) and
 QSAR (Quantitative Structure Activity Relationships)
systems. AQUIRE is a data base of aquatic toxicity
tests and QSAR is comprised of a data base of meas-
ured physicochemical properties, and various QSAR
models that estimate physicochemical and ecotoxico-
logical endpoints. ASTER will be available to  interna-
tional governmental agencies through the US EPA Na-
tional Computing Center. (Copyright (c) 1991 Elsevier
Science Publishers B.V.)

Keywords: "Risk assessment, "Aquatic ecosystems,
"Hazardous materials,  "Pollution regulations, "Water
pollution effects, US EPA,  Aquatic animals,  Aquatic
plants, Chemical compounds,  Toxicity, Data  storage
and retrieval,  Physicochemical properties,  Exposure,
Reprints, "Assessment Tools for the Evaluation of
Risk system,  "ASTER  computer program, AQUatic
toxicity  Information  REtrieval  system,  Quantitative
Structure  Activity Relationships systems, AQUIRE
data base, QSAR system.
PB92-198225/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Landfill Leachate Effects on Transport of Organic
Substances  in  Aquifer Materials  (Chapter  16).
Book chapter Jun 87-Aug 89.
Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research Lab., Ada,
OK.
F. M. Pfeffer, and C. G. Enfield. 1992,15p EPA/600/A-
92/142
Pub. in Transport and Remediation of Subsurface Con-
taminants, ACS Symposium Series 491, p194-204 Jun
91. See also  PB87-169090. Developed from the Col-
loid and Surface Science Symposium  (65th), Norman,
OK.,June17-19,1991.

The effect of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) in landfill
leachate on the transport of a hydrophobic organic
compound through saturated aquifer material was in-
vestigated. Leachate DOC was found to be complex;
attempts to characterize the organic  matrix were not
successful. Two  hydrophobic compounds of environ-
mental significance were evaluated for (1)  their parti-
tioning to DOC  in leachate, and (2) the  effects  of
leachate on their partitioning to aquifer material. Re-
sults showed that the leachate reacts with aquifer ma-
terial to increase partitioning to the stationary phase
and that the DOC in the landfill leachate enhances mo-
bility of the hydrophobic compounds. The conclusion
was that at present, the authors do not know how to
predict the impact of a given leachate on a given aqui-
fer material without experimental measurements.

Keywords: "Waste disposal, "Environmental transport,
"Earth fills, "Land pollution, "Aquifers, "Organic com-
pounds. Organic matter, Porous media, Subsurface in-
vestigations,  Remedial  action.   Leaching, Partition
functions, Humus, Water pollution, Sorption, Reprints,
"Dissolved organic carbon.
 PB92-198233/REB               PC A02/MF A01
 EPA's Control Technology Center: Technical Sup-
 port to Federal, State, and Local Agencies. Rept.
 forOct90-Sep91.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
 C. H. Darvin. 1992,8p EPA/600/A-92/143
 See also  PB91-191437. Presented at the AWMA
 annual meeting held in Kansas City, MO. on June 21-
 26,1992.

 The  paper discusses  EPA's  Control Technology
 Center (CTC), including the technical support  it pro-
 vides to federal, state,  and local agencies. In June
 1985, the U.S. EPA announced an Air Toxics Strategy
 to reduce public exposure to toxic pollutants in ambi-
 ent air. The Strategy addressed both routine and acci-
 dental releases and coupled responsibilities of tradi-
 tional federal regulatory development and implemen-
 tation programs with those of the states. The shift in
 regulatory  roles towards state and local agencies re-
 sulted in the realization that a transfer of technical ex-
 pertise and knowledge to those governmental sectors
 would be required, involving the significant technical
 resource that has been developed within the technical
 staffs of EPA's air regulatory programs and  research
 offices. To facilitate that transfer of technical expertise
 and knowledge to  state and local government agen-
 cies,  the Control Technology Center was formed in
 1987, as a  collaborative effort between EPA's Office of
 Air Quality Planning and Standards (Emission  Stand-
 ards  Division) and Office of Research and Develop-
 ment (Air and Energy Engineering Research Laborato-
 ry)
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Keywords:  'Air pollution control,  'Pollution  regula-
tions, 'Toxic substances, 'Information transfer, 'Envi-
ronmental engineering. State government, Local gov-
ernment. Technology utilization, National government,
Information systems, US EPA. 'Control  Technology
Center.
PB92-198241/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
Thermodynamic Evaluation of  Predicted Fluorin-
ated Ether, Ethane, and Propane Azeotropes.
Acurex Environmental Corp., Research Triangle Park,
NC.
G. S. Kazachki, and C. L. Gage. 3 Jan 92,21 p EPA/
600/A-92/144
Contract EPA-68-DO-0141
See also PB92-195908.  Presented at '92 Purdue Re-
grigeration Conference, West Layfayette, IN., July 20-
23,  1992.  Sponsored by Environmental Protection
Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC. Air and Energy
Engineering Research Lab.

Thermodynamic analysis using basic thermophysical
 property data was used to evaluate seven predicted
fluorinated ether,  ethane, and propane  azeotropes:
 E125/RC270, E125/R134a,  E143a/R134, R134a/
 E143a, E143a/R152a, R134/R245cb, and R245cb/
 R227ea. The performance of each azeotrope as a re-
 frigerant in vapor compression  cycles  of different
 structures was evaluated solely on the basis of ther-
 mophysical properties. The results were used to rank
 the azeotropes among other refrigerants.

 Keywords:  "Fluorine organic compounds,  * Azeo-
 tropes,  'Thermodynamic properties, 'Refrigerants,
 'Substitutes, Fluorohydrocarbons, Air pollution con-
 trol, Vapor compression refrigeration cycle. Ethers.
 PB92-198266/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 VOC  Prevention Options for Surface Coating.
 Rept. for Jun-Aug91.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
 B. W. McMinn, C. R. Newman, R. C. McCrillis, and M.
 Kosusko. 1991,17p EPA/600/A-92/146
 Presented at Annual Air and Waste Management As-
 sociation (84th), Kansas City, MO., June 21-26, 1992.
 See also PB89-151419. Prepared in cooperation with
 Alliance Technologies Corp., Chapel Hill, NC., and Sci-
 ence Applications International Corp., Durham, NC.

 The paper discusses some of the volatile organic com-
 pound (VOC) prevention options for surface coating.
 Most small surface coating  industries  are considered
 to be stationary area sources. Although stationary area
 sources may account for as much as 50% of national
 VOC emissions, they are often not amenable to add-
 on controls because of cost and the difficulty in captur-
 ing emissions. Pollution prevention techniques, such
 as product substitutions, process modifications, alter-
 native technologies, and improved housekeeping, are
 needed to reduce VOC emissions from coating oper-
 ations, thereby aiding in attaining the ozone standard
 and in decreasing exposure to air toxics.  Some cur-
 rently used products which may be alternatives to tra-
 ditional solvent-based coatings include powder, water-
 borne,  radiation-curable, and  high-solids coatings.
 Many coating facilities have also reduced VOC emis-
 sions by converting conventional spray, airless, or air-
 assisted airless  equipment  to  electrostatic  or high-
 volume low-pressure units. In addition, several existing
 technologies that combine the benefits of both proc-
 ess modifications and product substitutions are dis-
 cussed.

 Keywords: 'Volatile organic compounds, 'Air pollution
 abatement, 'Surface coating. Stationary sources, Sol-
vents. Environmental chemical substitutes. Revisions,
Substitutes, Technology utilization. Process charting,
Equipment, Coating processes. Design criteria. Small
systems.
PB92-198274/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Atmospheric Research and Exposure As-
sessment Lab.
Sampling Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and
Related  Semivolatile  Organic   Compounds  in
Indoor Air. Symposium paper.
Battelle, Columbus, OH.
N. K. Wilson, J. C. Chuang, and M. R. Kuhlman. c1991,
12p EPA/600/A-92/147
Contract EPA-68-02-4127
Pub. in Indoor Air, v4 p513-521 1991. See also PB89-
207021  and PB87-129524. Sponsored  by Environ-
mental Protection Agency, Research  Triangle Park,
NC.  Atmospheric Research and Exposure Assess-
ment Lab.

The  paper summarizes the sampling and analysis
methods used to collect and quantify  poiycyclic aro-
matic hydrocarbons (PAH) and PAH  derivatives  in
indoor and outdoor air at 33 homes  located  in two
cities, Columbus OH and Azusa CA. Two new sam-
plers were developed for these studies:  one with a flow
rate of 200 l/min to collect material for bioassay and
chemical analysis and a similar one with a flow rate of
20 l/min to collect samples for chemical analysis only.
Both samplers simultaneously collect semivolatile or-
ganic compounds in the paniculate and vapor phases.
Both are  quiet,  transportable,  and operate entirely
within the sampled environment. The  samplers'  field
performance was evaluated; that of the 20 l/min sam-
pler is discussed in detail. Some typical data and find-
ings from the studies  are  presented.  (Copyright (c)
Munksgaard, DK-Copenhagen. 1991.)

Keywords: 'Indoor air pollution, 'Air pollution monitor-
ing, 'Aromatic poiycyclic hydrocarbons, 'Air samplers,
Performance evaluation, Houses, Reprints, 'Semivo-
latile   organic    compounds,    Columbus(Ohio),
Azusa(Califomia).
PB92-198282/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Geomet Technologies, Inc., Germantown, MD.
Costs of Radon  Diagnostics and  Mitigation in
School Buildings. Rept. for Nov 91-Jan 92.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
K. W. Leovic, H. E. Rector, and N. L. Nagda. 1992,12p
EPA/600/A-92/127
Presented at the Annual Air and Waste Management
Association (85th) Meeting,  Kansas City,  MO.,  June
21-26, 1992.  See also PB91-233254.  Sponsored by
Geomet Technologies, Inc., Germantown, MD.

The paper gives results of a survey of seven individ-
uals with considerable experience in radon mitigation
in school buildings, to determine the costs of radon
diagnostics and  active  soil depressurization (ASD)
system installation in schools. The cost data were de-
termined by providing the mitigators with two scenarios
of 'typical' school buildings with elevated radon levels.
The survey included  five work  elements associated
with conducting radon diagnostics and mitigation in
schools: (1) Review Construction Plans, (2) Conduct
Diagnostic  Measurements,  (3)  Design   Mitigation
System, (4) Purchase ASD Materials,  and  (5) Install
and Check Out ASD System. Based on survey results,
it is estimated that the average cost of ASD diagnos-
tics and mitigation in a typical school would be roughly
$0.50 per sq ft. About 20% of the cost is for diagnos-
tics, and 80% is for  installation costs. These costs
would be higher in schools with extensive subslab
walls, very  poor  pressure field extension under the
slab, and extensive building  code and/or asbestos
complications.

Keywords: 'Radon, 'School buildings, *Air pollution
control, 'Indoor air pollution. Design criteria, Radioac-
tive materials, Mitigation, Cost estimates. Surveys,
Construction, Measurement, Installing, Environmental
engineering, Subslab depressurization systems,  Diag-
nostics.
PB92-198555/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Modifications to Reduce Drag Out at a Printed Cir-
cuit Board Manufacturer. Rept for Jun 89-Dec 90.
Minnesota Technical Assistance Program, Minneapo-
lis.
P. E. Pagel. Jul 92,45p EPA/600/R-92/114
Grant EPA-R-815821
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab

The MnTAP/EPA  Waste Reduction Innovative Tech-
nology Evaluation  project at  Micom, Inc., demonstrat-
ed the waste reducing capability of two simple rinsing
modifications on an etchant and an electroless copper
process. The simple, low (or no) cost, low technology
changes that  were made  were: (1) slowing the with-
drawal rate of the  racks containing the printed circuit
boards as they are pulled from concentrated  process
tanks and (2) combining an intermediate withdrawal
rate with a longer drain time over the process tanks
before transfer to the rinse tanks. As compared to
baseline sampling, both modifications reduced drag
out by 41 to 52% of concentrated copper containing
bath solutions into the  rinse water systems that fol-
lowed  the bath tanks. Economic savings in avoided
treatment and disposal  costs of $3120 to $3350 per
year were also shown.

Keywords:  'Pollution  abatement,  'Metal finishing,
'Liquid wastes, Copper, Revisions, Water conserva-
tion, Rinsing, Manufacturing, Printed  circuits, Sam-
pling,  Chemical compounds, Withdrawal, Cost analy-
sis, Industrial wastes, 'Source reduction, 'Waste mini-
mization,  'Drag  out,  Waste  Reduction Innovative
Technology Evaluation.
PB92-198563/REB               PC A08/MF A02
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Cincinnati, OH.
Drinking Water Research Div.
Inorganic Chemical  Characterization  of Water
Treatment Plant Residuals.
NSF International, Ann Arbor, Ml.
C. B. Bartley, P. M. Colucci, and T. Stevens. Jun 92,
152pEPA/600/R-92/117
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Drinking Water Research Div.

The study obtained field data on the  inorganic con-
taminants  and constituents in residuals produced by
Water Treatment Plants (WTPs). Eight WTPs  were
studied based on treatment technology, contamination
or suspected contamination of raw water, and efficien-
cy in the  removal of contaminants. Two WTPs ob-
tained raw water from rivers and the remining six from
groundwater sources. Suspected contaminants includ-
ed arsenic, radium, and uranium. Treatment technol-
ogies included coagulation and flocculation, lime soft-
ening, filtration, adsorption on chemically coated sand,
anion exchange, and reverse osmosis. The residuals
produced  by the  treatment  technologies  included
sludge,  brine,  backwash,  rinse  water,  and reject
streams. The results demonstrated that non-radioac-
tive inorganic contaminants accumulated  in WTP  re-
siduals.  Chemical  coagulation sludges (lime, alum,
ferric sulfate) apparently limit the mobilization of inor-
ganic contaminants from sludge solids into surround-
ing liquids. Metals were rarely detected in the extracts
of sludges tested in accordance with the toxicity char-
acteristics leachate  procedure  (TCLP).  The metal
levels  in the TCLP extracts were well below the  maxi-
mum concentration levels and thus were not charac-
teristic of a hazardous waste. Radium was detected in
the sludges, brines, reject waters, and backwashes of
WTPs.

Keywords: 'Potable  water, 'Water treatment, 'Inor-
ganic  compounds,  'Waste management.  Residues,
Waste water, Brines, Sludges, Radium, Flocculating,
Reverse osmosis.  Coagulation, Filtration, Water soft-
ening. Adsorption, Anion exchanging.
PB92-198571/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Case Study of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation
in a New York State School. Journal article Sep 89-
Aug 90.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
K. W. Leovic, D. B. Harris, M. Clarkin, and T. Brennan.
C1991, 10p EPA/600/J-92/224
Pub. in Indoor Air, v4 p531-539 1991. Prepared in co-
operation with Camroden Associates, Rome,  NY.

The paper discusses a case study of radon diagnostics
and mitigation performed by EPA in a New York State
school building. Research focused on active subslab
depressurization  (ASD) in  the  basement and,  to a
lesser degree, the potential for radon reduction in the
basement and slab-on-grade (SOG) sections using the
heating,   ventilating, and  air-conditioning  (HVAC)
system. Based on radon diagnostic measurements in
the basement, a five-point ASD system was installed,
and recommendations were made to increase the out-
door air  supply through the basement unit ventilator.
Because of  the  high radon  levels in the  basement
(1720 Bq/cu m) and limited subslab pressure field ex-
tension,  both mitigation approaches were needed  to
reduce radon to below the current EPA guideline  of
148 Bq/cu m. The effects of excavating a suction pit
under each of the five suction points were also investi-
gated Pit excavation, together with adjustment of the
airflows  at the suction  points,  decreased average
radon levels in the basement  by an additional 40%. In
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the SOG section, it was recommended that the school
hire an HVAC contractor to evaluate the unit ventila-
tors for increased outdoor air supply.

Keywords: 'Radon, 'School buildings, *lndoor air pol-
lution, 'Pollution control, Basements, Air conditioning,
Heating, Ventilation, Slabs, Case studies, Reprints,
Active subslab depressurization.
PB92-198589/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Comparison of Data from an IAQ Test House with
Predictions of an IAQ Computer Model. Journal ar-
ticle Jun 88-May 90.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
L. E. Sparks, B. A. Tichenor, J. B. White, and M. D.
Jackson. C1991,18p EPA/600/J-92/2Z5
Pub. in Indoor Air,  v4 p577-592 1991.

The paper describes several experiments to evaluate
the impact of indoor air pollutant sources on indoor air
quality (IAQ). Measured pollutant concentrations are
compared  with concentrations predicted  by an IAQ
model. The measured concentrations are in excellent
agreement with the predictions. The model predictions
and the experimental  data demonstrate  the impor-
tance of sinks in determining long term  IAQ. An objec-
tive of EPA's IAQ program is to provide guidance on
the impact of indoor pollutant sources on IAQ. A com-
puter model, EXPOSURE, was developed to assist in
the effort EXPOSURE calculates pollutant concentra-
tion as a function of time for each room in a building.
EXPOSURE  includes the effects of sources, sinks,
room-to-room air  movement,  and air  exchange with
the outdoors.

Keywords: 'Indoor air pollution, 'Air quality, 'Houses,
'Mathematical  models. Test facilities.  Computerized
simulation, Air pollution control, Volatile organic com-
pounds, Chlorooenzenes, Reprints.
PB92-198S97/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Landfill Leachate Effects on Sorptlon of Organic
Mteropollutants onto Aquifer Materials. Journal ar-
ticle.
Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research Lab., Ada,
OK.
T. Larsen, T. H. Christensen, F. M. Pfeffer, and C. G.
Enfield. C1992,21 p EPA/600/J-92/235
Pub. in Jnl. of Contaminant Hydrology, v9 n4 p307-324
Apr 92. See also PB92-198225. Prepared in coopera-
tion with Technical Univ. of Denmark, Lyngby. Dept. of
Environmental Engineering.

The effect of dissolved organic carbon as present in
landfill leachate, on the sorption of organic micropollu-
tants  in aquifer materials  was studied by laboratory
batch and column experiments involving 15 non-polar
organic chemicals, 5 landfill leachates and 4 aquifer
materials of low organic carbon content. The experi-
ments showed that hydrophobia organic micropoUu-
tants do partition into dissolved organic carbon found
in landfill leachate potentially increasing their mobility.
However, landfill leachate  interacted with aquifer ma-
terials apparently increases the sorbent affinity for the
hydrophobia  micrppollutants.  The  combination of
these two mechanisms affected the observed distribu-
tion coefficients within a factor of two, in some cases
increasing and in other cases decreasing the sorption
of the chemicals. No means for prediction of the effect
is currently available, but from a practical point of view,
the effect of landfill leachate on retardation of organic
micropollutants in  aquifer material seems limited.
(Copyright (c) 1992 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V.)

Keywords: 'Organic compounds,  'Waste  disposal,
'Earth fills, 'Land pollution, 'Aquifers, 'Environmental
transport, Experimental design, Subsurface investiga-
tions, Porous media, Leaching, Partition functions,
Water pollution, Sorption,  Hydrology, Reprints, 'Dis-
solved organic carbon.
PB92-198605/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Safe Drinking Water from Small Systems: Treat-
ment Options. Journal article.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
J. A. Goodrich, J. Q. Adams, B. W. Lykins, and R. M.
Clark. cMay 92,9p EPA/600/J-92/236
Pub. in Jnl.  of  American Water Works Association,
P49-55 May 92.
Bringing small water systems into compliance with the
ever-increasing number of regulations will require flexi-
bility in terms of technology application and institution-
al procedures. The article looks at the means by which
small systems can provide safe drinking water, focus-
ing  on the advantages, disadvantages, and costs of
several  treatment options-full-scale  conventional
treatment, centrally located package plants, and point-
of-use or point-of-entry devices, for various scenarios.

Keywords: 'Potable water,  'Water treatment, 'Regu-
lations,  Packaged  sewage plants,  Aeration tanks,
Trickling filters, Safety, Technology assessment, Sites,
Ozone, Ultraviolet radiation, Filtration, State govern-
ment, Legislation, Reliability, Cost analysis,  'Small
water systems, 'Drinking water, Ultrafiltration.
PB92-198613/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Review of Di(2-Ethylhexyl)Phthalate (DEHP) Risk
Assessments. Journal article.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Health and Environmental Assessment.
R. Beliles, J. Salinas, and W. Kluwe. cFeb 89,12p
EPA/600/J-92/237, OHEA-C-467
Presented at the EPA Workshop on  DEHP Risk As-
sessment,  Bethesda,  Maryland, April  19-20,  1988.
Pub. in Drug Metabolism Reviews, v21 n1 p3-12 1989.
Prepared in cooperation with California Dept. of Health
Services, Sacramento, and Battelle Columbus Labs.,
OH.


Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate  (DEHP)  is  the  prototype
compound of a class of compounds known collectively
as the phthalate esters. Lifetime bioassays in rats and
mice have indicated that DEHP produces liver tumors
in these species when incorporated into the diet. The
result has led governmental agencies and representa-
tives of the private sector to attempt to estimate poten-
tial human cancer risks from exposure to DEHP and re-
lated phthalates in the environment. At least five such
assessments have been  conducted, each  of which
comes to a different conclusion regarding the magni-
tude of human cancer risks. In April 1988, the U.S. En-
vironmental Protection Agency convened a workshop
on DEHP risk  assessment to compare five assess-
ments of DEHP, to identify the reasons for the differ-
ences among them, and to discuss the use of pharma-
cokinetics and  mechanistic information in the assess-
ment of human health  risk.

Keywords:  'Diethylhexyl phthalates, 'Toxicity, 'Envi-
ronmental  pollutants,  Risk assessment,  Liver neo-
plasms, Rats, Mice, Health hazards, Humans, Adeno-
ma, Carcinoma, Reprints.
PB92-198621/REB                PC A06/MF A02
Consideration  of the Target  Organ  Toxicity  of
Trichloroethylene In Terms of  Metabolite Toxicity
and Pharmacokinetics. Journal article.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Health and Environmental Assessment.
I. W. F. Davidson, and R. P. Beliles. C1992,108p EPA/
600/J-92/238, OHEA-C-466
Pub. in Drug Metabolism Reviews, v23 n5-6 p493-599
1991. Prepared  in cooperation  with  Bowman Gray
School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC.

Trichloroethylene (TRI) is readily  absorbed  into the
body through the lungs and gastrointestinal mucosa.
Exposure to TRI can occur from  contamination of air,
water, and food; and the contamination may  be suffi-
cient to produce adverse effects in the exposed popu-
lations. Elimination of TRI involves two major process-
es: pulmonary excretion of unchanged TRI and rela-
tively rapid hepatic biotransformation to urinary meta-
bolites. The  principal site of metabolism of TRI is the
liver, but the lung and possibly other tissues also me-
tabolize TRI,  and dichlorvinyl-cysteine (DCVC)  is
formed  in the kidney.  The toxicities associated with
TRI exposure are considered to  reside in its reactive
metabolites. The mutagenic and carcinogenic poten-
tial of TRI is also generally thought to be due to reac-
tive intermediate biotransformation  products  rather
than the parent molecule itself.

Keywords: 'Trichloroethylene, 'Toxicity, 'Pharmaco-
kinetics, 'Metabolism, Laboratory animals, Dose-re-
sponse relationships, Environmental exposure path-
ways, Biotransformation, Urine,  Humans,  Mutagens,
Carcinogens, Liver, Lung, Kidney, Reprints.
PB92-198639/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Control  of  Alkaline   Phosphatase  Activity  in
C3H10T1/2 Cells: Role of HMinoic Acid and Cell
Density. Journal article.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Health and Environmental Assessment.
D. H. Reese, R. A. Larsen, and F. J. Hornicek. cSep 91,
12p EPA/600/J-92/239, OHEA-R-447
Pub. in Jnl. of Cellular Physiology, v151 p239-248
1992.  Prepared in  cooperation with  AScI  Corp.,
McLean, VA.

The authors have  begun to use the chemically-trans-
formable mouse embryo fibroblast cell, C3H10T1 /2, to
investigate  that altered  AP expression in some can-
cers may be caused by a defect in the ability of the
cells to respond normally to retinoid. In the initial study
they characterized AP regulation  in normal C3H10T1/
2 cells and  show  that:  (1) RA increases AP activity
within 3-4 h in serum-free medium; (2) serum inhibits
short-term  induction (0-8 h) in  a concentration-de-
pendent manner (10% serum causes complete inhibi-
tion); (3) during long-term RA exposure (24 h and 48
h), induction can  be detected  in  serum-containing
medium; (d) AP induction is dose  related in serum-free
medium; (5) ten to the minus fifth power M RA is inef-
fective at inducing AP in  serum-free medium during 8 h
but is the most effective concentration in serum-con-
taining medium during 24 h and 48 h exposures; (6) AP
inducibility by RA  requires near-confluent  cell densi-
ties;  and, (7) when cultures become confluent,  cells
become constitutive for  AP and no longer require RA
for enzyme expression.

Keywords:    'Tretinoin,   'Alkaline   phosphatase,
Cells(Biology), Mice, Neoplasms, Serum-free media,
Up-regulation(Physiplogy),  Enzyme  induction, Dose-
response relationships, Reprints.
PB92-198647/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Physiologically Based Kinetic Model of Rat and
Mouse  Gestation:  Disposition  of a Weak  Acid.
Journal article.              '
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Health and Environmental Assessment.
E. J. O'Flaherty, W. Scott, C. Schreiner, and R. P.
Beliles. cOct 91,14p EPA/600/J-92/240, OHEA-C-
021
Grant EPA-R-815820-01
Prepared in cooperation  with Cincinnati  Univ., OH.
Coll. of  Medicine, and Children's Hospital Research
Foundation, Cincinnati, OH.

A physiologically based toxicokinetic model of gesta-
tion in the  rat and mouse has been developed. The
gestation model is based on published values of organ
volumes and blood flows for the rat throughout preg-
nancy. It is scaled to the mouse using conventional
scaling procedures. Its descriptive utility has been ex-
amined  with  the test  chemical 5,5'-dimethyloxadoli-
dine-2,4-dione (DMO), a weak acid that is not bound
measurably in plasma or tissues and is eliminated by
excretion in the urine. Concentrations of  DMO were
monitored in  maternal rat and embryo plasma and in
homogenates of  maternal rat  muscle  and whole
embryo after ip administration at 9:00 AM on Day 13 of
gestation. On the basis that distribution of DMO is de-
termined solely by its pK and the pH's of body fluids,
pH and excretion rate values were estimated by visual
optimization of model predictions to the concentration
profile.                     *

Keywords: 'Toxicology, 'Animal pregnancy, 'Pharma-
cokinetics,  Biological models, Rats, Mice, Teratogenic
compounds, Acids,  Regional blood flow,  Fetus,  Re-
prints, 'Dimethyloxazolidinedione.
PB92-201110/REB                PC AOS/MF A01
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Cincinnati, OH.
Center for Environmental Research Information.
Vitrification Technologies for Treatment of Haz-
ardous and Radioactive Waste.
Equity Associates, Inc., Knoxville, TN.
T. Voskuil. Apr 92,90p EPA/625/R-92/002
Contract EPA-68-CO-0013
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Center for Environmental Research Infor-
mation.

The applications and limitations of vitrification technol-
ogies for treating hazardous and radioactive waste are
presented. Several subgroups of vitrification technol-
ogies exist. Discussions of glass structure, applicable
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waste types, off gas treatment, testing and evaluation
procedures, and economics are presented.

Keywords: * Waste treatment, 'Radioactive wastes,
'Hazardous   materials,  'Vitrification,  'Handbooks,
Glass, Air pollution control, Economic analysis, Molec-
ular structure. Physical properties, Chemical proper-
ties, Leaching.
PB92-201128/REB                PC A06/MF A02
Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
Modeling Radon Entry into Florida  Houses  with
Concrete Slabs and Concrete-Block Stem Walls.
Final rept. Mar-Dec 90.
Lawrence Berkeley Lab., CA. Applied Science Div.
K. L Revzan, W. J. Fisk, and R. G. Sexton. Jun 92,
106p EPA/600/R-92/119
Contract DE-AC03-76SF00098
Sponsored by Department of Energy, Washington,
DC., Florida Dept. of Community Affairs, Tallahassee,
and Environmental Protection Agency,  Research Tri-
angle Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research
Lab.

The report discusses results of modeling radon entry
into a typical Florida house whose interior is slightly de-
pressurized. The model predicts that the total radon
entry rate is relatively low unless the soil or backfill per-
meability or radium content is high. For a fixed soil per-
meability, the total radon entry rate may be reduced by
a factor of 2 or more by (1) decreasing the backfill per-
meability, (2) making  the stem wall impermeable and
gap-free (possibly by constructing  a one-piece slab/
stem-wall footing), or (3) increasing the pressure in the
interior of the stem wall (by ensuring that there is a
large pressure drop across the slab/stem-wall gap).
The part of the house included in the model consists of
a concrete slab supported by a permeable concrete-
block stem wall and a concrete footing. A region of un-
disturbed soil extending 10 m beyond and below the
footing is also included. The Laplace equation, result-
ing from Darcy's law and the continuity equation, and
the  mass-transport  equation  are  solved  using a
steady-state finite-difference  model to determine the
pressure and radon concentration fields in the soil.
The house and soil are represented as cylindncally
symmetric.

Keywords: 'Radon, 'Mathematical  models,  'Houses,
'Indoor air pollution, 'Air pollution control, 'Permeabil-
ity, Concrete slabs, Concrete blocks, Florida, Station-
ary sources, 'Mass transfer, 'Soil gas.
PB92-201136/REB                PC A10/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
Demonstration  of Sorbent Injection Technology
on a Wad-Fired Utility  Bolter  (Edgewater  Limb
Demonstration). Final rept. Sep 84-Jun 89.
Babcock and Wilcox Co., Barberton, OH.
P. S. Nolan, T. W. Becker, P. P. Rodemeyer, and E. J.
Prodesky. Jun 92,211p EPA/600/R-92/115
Contract EPA-68-02-4000
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering
Research Lab.

The report gives results of the full-scale demonstration
of Limestone Injection Multistage Burner (LIMB) tech-
nology on the coal-fired, 105 MW, Unit 4 boiler at Ohio
Edison's Edgewater Station. Developed as a technolo-
gy aimed at moderate levels of sulfur dioxide (SO2)
and nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions control for rela-
tively low-cost retrofit applications  on older plants,
LIMB operation at a  calcium to sulfur  (Ca/S)  molar
ratio of 2.0 is shown to be capable of achieving  about
55 to 72% SO2 removal. Sorbents tested included a
commercial calcitic hydrated lime, both with and with-
out a small amount of calcium lignosulfonate, a materi-
al added to improve reactivity. Results are given for hu-
midification of the flue gas both to an 11 C approach to
the saturation temperature and for minimal humidifica-
tjon. The performance of the XCL low-NOx burners,
with an overall emission of 206 ng/J is also presented.
The report also discusses the impact of LIMB technol-
ogy on boiler and plant operations.

Keywords: 'Air pollution control, 'Boilers, Sulfur diox-
ide, Nitrogen oxides, Sorbents, Electric utilities, Hu-
midification, Particles, Ashes, Flue gases, Limestone
injection,  Cost  analysis.  Performance  evaluation,
Design criteria, Electrostatic precipitators, 'Limestone
Injection Multistage Burners, Flue gas desulfurization.
PB92-201144/REB               PC A05/MF A02
Environmental  Monitoring Systems Lab., Las Vegas,
NV.
Guide to Selected National Environmental Statis-
tics in the U.S. Government.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Policy, Planning and Evaluation.
Apr92,100p* EPA/230/R-92/003
Sponsored by Environmental  Monitoring  Systems
Lab., Las Vegas, NV.

The Guide is a reference to national-level, time-series
environmental  statistics that are compiled and distrib-
uted by the U.S. government on a regular basis. It is a
guide to statistical programs and the primary and sec-
ondary summary statistics they generate, not a guide
to raw data or databases. The  Guide includes refer-
ences to statistical programs that characterize and/or
monitor  the state of the natural environment,  those
that study underlying and proximate pressures  on the
environment, and those that assess societal impacts
on the environment and environmentally-mediated im-
pacts on society. These include: statistical programs
on environmental quality such as ambient air and
water quality and on natural resources such as water
resources and  land use; statistical programs on envi-
ronmental pressures such as energy, mining, agricul-
ture, manufacturing, transportation, and other human
activities that have direct impacts on the environment;
and statistical programs on human and institutional re-
sponses to environmental problems such as activities
and expenditures to prevent or control pollution, estab-
lish parks and protected areas, protect critical ecosys-
tems, fight forest fires, and manage fisheries.

Keywords: 'Environmental impacts, 'Statistical data,
•Government agencies, 'United States Government,
Programs, Environmental monitoring, Environmental
quality, Documents, Data bases, Directories.
PB92-201458/REB               PC A10/MF A03
Transportation and Air Quality  Planning Guide-
lines, 1992.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Ann  Arbor, Ml.
Office of Mobile Sources.
Jul 92,215p' EPA/420/R-92/001

The 1990  Clean Air Act Amendments (CAAA) direct
the Administrator  of the Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) to 'update the 1978 Transportation and
Air Quality Planning Guidelines and publish guidance
on the development and implementation of transporta-
tion and other measures necessary to demonstrate
and maintain attainment of national ambient air quality
standards.' The document provides guidelines and
guidance to State and  local government officials to
assist them in planning for transportation related emis-
sions  reductions that will contribute to the attainment
and maintenance of the national ambient air quality
standards  (NAAQS) for ozone, carbon monoxide and
paniculate matter (PM10).

Keywords: 'Air quality, 'Guidelines, 'National Ambient
Air Quality Standards, 'Air pollution standards, 'Trans-
portation planning, Inspection, Clean Air Act, US EPA,
Revisions,  State government,  Maintenance, Local
government. Ozone, Carbon monoxide, Partculates,
Exhaust emissions. Case studies.
PB92-203116/REB               PC A09/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
Landfill Gas Energy Utilization: Technology Op-
tions and Case Studies. Final rept. Mar 91-Mar 92.
EMCON Associates, San Jose, CA.
D. Augenstein, and J. Pacey. Jun 92,190p EPA/600/
R-92/116
Contract EPA-68-D1 -0146
See also PB92-137520. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Research  Triangle Park, NC. Air
and Energy Engineering Research Lab.

The  report discusses technical, environmental, and
other issues associated with using landfill gas as fuel,
and presents case studies of projects in the U.S. illus-
trating  some common energy uses. The full report
begins by covering basic issues such as gas origin,
composition, and means of collection; environmental
and regulatory background is presented. Properties of
landfill gas as a fuel are reviewed; equipment that can
utilize landfill gas is discussed. The report then de-
scribes experience with six projects in the U.S. where
landfill  gas has been used for energy. It also refer-
ences literature on other landfill gas energy projects of
interest. Conclusions regarding uses of landfill gas for
energy are presented.

Keywords:  'Sanitary landfills,  'Methane, Research
management, Technology assessment. Boilers, Cost
analysis, Project planning, Case studies, Energy recov-
ery,  Equipment,  Electric power,  Power  generation,
'Landfill gas.
PB92-203496/REB               PC All/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste.
Development of a Solid Sample Analytical Proce-
dure for Cyanide in Spent  Ore.  Final Technical
Report.
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Rapid
City.
A. D. Davis, A. Heriba, and B. L. Davis. 7 Jun 91,239p
EPA/530/R-92/006
Grant EPA-CX-816270-01-0
See also PB-289 920. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC. Office of Solid
Waste, South Dakota Dept. of Environment and Natu-
ral Resources, Pierre, and Western Governors' Asso-
ciation, Denver, CO.

The research was  undertaken  to  develop  a solid
sample analytical procedure for cyanide in spent ore,
in order to predict cyanide levels that could be expect-
ed in leachate from spent ore depositories under des-
ignated treatment criteria. Three methods were tested
for extracting cyanide from spent ore samples in the
laboratory under controlled  conditions. These meth-
ods were: multi-column, in-series leaching, represent-
ing a 36-foot thick heap; single-column leaching, recir-
culating the leachate several times in a 6-ft. column;
and bottle-roll samples,  in  batches using deionized
water and 1.25 normal NaOH, for rolling periods of one
day, 30 days, 60 days and 90 days.

Keywords: 'Cyanides, 'Leaching, 'Metalliferous min-
erals,  'Extraction columns, Gold ores, Silver ores,
Chemical analysis,  Technology assessment. Toxic
materials, Tables(Data),  'Mineral wastes, 'Contami-
nants.
PB92-204585/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Evaluation of a Schatz Heat Battery on a Flexible-
Fueled Vehicle. Phase 2. Technical rept.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Ann  Arbor,  Ml.
Technology Development Group.
G. K. Piotrowski, and R. M. Schaefer. Jun 92,50p
EPA/AA/TDG-92/03
See also PB92-114255.

The report describes the evaluation of a Schatz Heat
Battery as a means of reducing cold start emissions
from a vehicle fueled alternately with indolene clear
and M85 high methanol blend fuels. The evaluation
was conducted at both 20 and 75 F ambient tempera-
ture. The report includes a description of the Schatz
Heat Battery, the test vehicle, test facilities, test proce-
dures and a discussion of the test results.

Keywords: 'Automotive fuels, 'Thermal batteries, 'Ex-
haust emissions, 'Engine tests, Waste heat, Waste uti-
lization. Carbon monoxide, Nitrogen oxides, Gasoline,
Methanol, 'Schatz heat batteries.
PB92-205228/REB                PC A02/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
Fuel Rich Sulfur Capture in a Combustion Envi-
ronment Journal article.
Utah Univ., Salt Lake City. Dept. of Chemical Engineer-
ing.
E. R. Lindgren, D. W. Pershing, D. A. Kirchgessner,
and D. C. Drehmel. C1992,9p EPA/600/J-92/267
Pub. in Environmental Science and Technology,  v26
n7 p1427-1433 Jul 92. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC. Air
and Energy Engineering Research Lab.

The paper discusses the use of a refactory-lined, natu-
ral gas furnace to study the fuel-rich sulfur capture re-
actions of calcium sorbents under typical combustion
conditions. The fuel-rich sulfur species hydrogen sul-
fide  and  carbonyl sulfide were monitored in a nearly
continuous  fashion  using  a gas chromatograph
equiped  with a flame photometric detector and an
automatic system that sampled every  30 seconds.
Below the fuel-rich zone, 25% excess air was added.
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and the ultimate fuel-lean capture was simultaneously
measured using a continuous sulfur dioxide monitor.
Under fuel-rich conditions, high levels of sulfur capture
were obtained,  and calcium utilization increased with
sulfur concentration.  The ultimate lean capture was
found to be weakly dependent on sulfur concentration
and independent of the sulfur capture level obtained in
the fuel-rich zone.

Keywords:  'Combustion products,  'Gas  furnaces,
'Pollution control, Refractory coatings, Natural gas,
Hydrogen sulfide, Gas chromatography,  Sorbents,
Calcium carbonates.  Sulfur  dioxide,  Monitoring,
Concentration(Composition),  Reprints,  Carbonyl  sul-
fide.
PB92-205236/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Osmoregulatory Failure and Death of First-Year
Largemouth  Bass  'Micropterus  salmoides'  Ex-
posed to Low pH and Elevated Aluminum, at Low
Temperatures in Soft Water. Journal article.
Environmental Research Lab.-Duluth, MM.
J. H. McCormick, and K. M. Jensen. C1992,12p EPA/
600/J-92/268
Pub. in Canadian Jnl. of Fisheries  and Aquatic  Sci-
ences, v49 n6 p1189-1197 1992. Prepared in coopera-
tion with ASCI Corp., Duluth, MN.

Young-of-the-year largemouth bass (Micropterus sal-
moides) were exposed to pH levels from 8.0 to 4.5 in
two water types, 1.5 and 13.4 mg  Ca/L. Exposures
were conducted at 3.8 deg C for 113 d, followed by 14
d of increasing temperature to 18 deg C. Two treat-
ments in the softer water, one each  at pH 5.0 and 4.5,
had Al added to attain 30 micrograms Al/l;  all other
treatments were at approximately 5 micrograms Al/l.
The condition factor of fish in all treatment groups de-
clined with exposure time at 3.8 deg  C. Fish in the 13.4
mg Ca/L water maintained  osmotic  homeostasis
through pH 5.0 In the 1.5 mg Ca/l water, osmotic ho-
meostasis was lost at pH 4.5 and at pH 5.0 when Al
was added. Mortalities were most prevalent when ex-
posed in  the 1.5 mg Ca/l water with added Al.  The
probability of survival  was  directly correlated with
blood osmolality; no correlation was found  between
survival probability and condition factor. A rise in blood
osmolality occurred among fish from most  exposure
groups when the temperature was increased to 18 deg
C. When fish from these chronic treatments were chal-
lenged at pH 3.8, they had shorter survival times in the
softer water and after longer preexposures.

Keywords: 'Bass, 'Exposure,  'Acidification, 'Water
pollution effects, Fresh water fishes, pH, Temperature,
Mortality,  Survival, Blood, Osmosis,  Homeostasis,
Graphs(Charts),   Reprints,  'Micropterus salmoides,
Largemouth Bass, Osmolality.
 PB92-205640/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research  Lab., Ada,
 OK.
 Multiphase Chemical Transport in Porous Media.
 Environmental research brief.
 Princeton Univ., NJ. Dept of Civil Engineering and Op-
 erations Research.
 J. F. Guarnaccia, P. T. Imhoff, B. C. Missildine, M.
 Oostrom, and M. A. Celia. Mar 92,21 p EPA/600/S-
 92/002
 Grant EPA-R-814946
 Prepared in cooperation with Auburn Univ., AL. Dept.
 of Agronomy and Soils, and Vermont Univ., Burlington.
 Sponsored by Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research
 Lab., Ada, OK.

 The contamination of groundwater  by denser-than-
 water nonaqueous phase liquids  (DNAPLs) is a well-
 documented problem of nationwide scope. Simulation
 of such contamination is limited both by fundamental
 understanding of the processes involved and  by the
 lack of appropriate simulation models. An empirical,
 mass transfer relationship of the dissolution of DNAPL
 in porous media  was developed and  experimental
 techniques were developed for measuring the mass
 transfer coefficient. A new technique was developed
 for measuring the DNAPL phase flow parameters (cap-
 illary pressure-saturation curves), which eliminated the
 effects of sample size on the measured curves. Simu-
 lation of the flow and dissolution of the DNAPL was ac-
 complished by an efficient collocation based algorithm
 which  was well suited for parallel  processing. The
 model was used to simulate the experimental dissolu-
 tion occurring during the measurement of the mass
 transfer  coefficient. Good agreement  between the
 model and the experimental data was obtained.
Keywords: 'Water pollution, 'Ground water, 'Mathe-
matical  models,  'Environmental transport, 'Porous
media, Mass transfer, Two phase flow, Long term ef-
fects, Subsurface investigations, Saturation, Capillary
pressure, Experimental design, Dissolving, Compari-
son,  Ethylene/trichloro,  'Denser-than-water  nona-
queous phase liquids(DNAPL
PB92-205657/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Technical Support Services for Superfund Site
Remediation and RCRA Corrective Action. Third
Edition. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Mar 92,54p EPA/540/8-91 /091

A directory of technical support services available to
EPA field staff to enable them to quickly identify re-
sources which may be useful in solving a specific haz-
ardous waste clean-up problem. Rather  than an ex-
haustive inventory of all sources of technical informa-
tion, the publication highlights the significant EPA tech-
nical assistance programs - those that have proce-
dures in place to process requests for assistance (e.g.
answering a technical question, providing staff to work
on the problem, or referring callers to the appropriate
source). Categories of services  advertised include
technical support sources and brokers, automated in-
formation systems, publications, and a variety of other
organizational sources of information.

Keywords:  'Superfund,  'Remedial  action, 'Waste
management,  'Hazardous  materials,  'Directories,
Technology assessment, US EPA, Appropriate tech-
nology,  Information transfer.  Information  systems,
Documents,  Sources,  'Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act, Cleanup operations.
PB92-205665/REB               PC A17/MF A04
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Health and Environmental Assessment.
Dermal Exposure Assessment: Principles and Ap-
plications. Interim rept.
Versar, Inc., Springfield, VA.
Jan 92,392p EPA/600/8-91 /011 B,, OHEA-E-367
Contract EPA-68-D00101
Sponsored by Environmental   Protection  Agency,
Washington, DC. Office of Health and Environmental
Assessment.

The purpose of the document is  to describe the princi-
ples of dermal absorption and show how  to  apply
these principles in actual human exposure scenarios.
The primary focus of the document is on dermal con-
tact with  water, soils and vapors. For each of  these
media, the experimental data on the dermal properties
of specific compounds are summarized and  methods
are provided for predicting these properties when data
is lacking. Additionally, scenario  factors describing the
frequency, duration and intensity of contact are pre-
sented for the soil and water media.

Keywords: 'Skin(Anatomy), 'Exposure, Water pollut-
ants,     Environmental     exposure    pathways,
Aging(Biology), Mathematical  models, In vivo analysis,
Metabolism,  In vitro analysis, Permeability,  Humans,
Animals,  Diffusion, Tetrachlorodibenzodioxin, Polych-
lorobiphenyl compounds, Toxicity, Hexanes,  Soil con-
tamination.
PB92-205848/REB                PC A06/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Atmospheric Research and  Exposure As-
sessment Lab.
Protocols for Evaluating Oxidant  Mechanisms for
Urban and Regional  Models. Rept. for Apr  89-Apr
92.
North Carolina Univ. at Chapel Hill.  Dept. of Environ-
mental Sciences and Engineering.
H. E. Jeffries, M. W. Gery, and W. P. L. Carter. Jun 92,
102pEPA/600/R-92/112
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Atmospheric  Research and
Exposure Assessment Lab.

Procedures  have  been  developed for  evaluating
chemical kinetics mechanisms that are candidates for
use in urban and regional air quality simulation models.
To accomplish the goal, a task force of experimental-
ists and modelers was assembled to address issues
related  to developing protocols for evaluating mecha-
nisms against smog chamber data. The efforts of the
task force were scrutinized in two workshops attended
by national and international experts on smog cham-
ber experimentation and model development. Based
on the work undertaken by the task force and the input
received from  the committee of experts, a protocol
was formulated  that involves  testing mechanisms
against a standard data base of smog chamber experi-
ments.  The protocol describes the types and number
of chamber experiments that should be used in the
evaluation and  how the evaluation should be conduct-
ed.

Keywords: 'Reaction kinetics, 'Oxidants, 'Air pollu-
tion, Urban areas, Mathematical models, Experimental
data, Smog,  lonization chambers, Regional  planning,
Nitrogen oxides, Volatile organic compounds, Perform-
ance evaluation, Acceptability,  Tests,  Data base,
Standards, "Air quality data.
PB92-205855/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Technology  Evaluation  Report:  SITE  Program
Demonstration Test Horsehead Resource Devel-
opment Company, inc., Flame Reactor Technolo-
gy, Monaca, Pennsylvania.
PRC Environmental Management, Inc., Houston, TX.
K. Partymiller, J. Brunner, J. Fishstrom, T. Gardner,
and B. Jones. Jul 92,128p EPA/540/5-91 /005
Contract EPA-68-CO-0047
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

A SITE demonstration of the Horsehead  Resource De-
velopment (HRD) Company, Inc. Flame Reactor Tech-
nology was conducted in March 1991 at the HRD facili-
ty in Monaca,  Pennsylvania. For the demonstration,
secondary lead smelter soda  slag was treated to
produce a potentially recyclable lead- and zinc-en-
riched oxide product and a nonhazardous  (based on
the regulatory requirements of the Toxicity Character-
istic test) effluent slag. The lead and zinc in the oxide
product were concentrated about threefold from the
feed concentrations. The effluent slag was determined
to De nonhazardous based on extraction by the Toxici-
ty Characteristic Leaching Procedure. Potential wastes
that  might be treated include industrial  residues, Re-
source Conservation and Recovery Act wastes, Super-
fund wastes, and other wastes contaminated with
metals and organic wastes.

Keywords: 'Hight temperature tests, 'Industrial waste
treatment, Slag, Lead(Metal), Zinc oxides, Thermal re-
covery methods, Regulations,  Toxicity, Field  tests,
Leaching, Organic compounds, 'SITE program, Flame
reactor, 'Superfund, Monaca(Pennsylvania).
PB92-206150/REB                PC A12/MF A03
Office of Radiation Programs, Washington, DC.
National Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP) Pro-
gram. Proficiency Report, July 1992.
ICF, Inc., Fairfax, VA.
Jul 92, 254p EPA/402/R-92/006
Contract EPA-68-D90170
See also PB92-120914. Sponsored by Office of Radi-
ation Programs, Washington, DC.

The primary objective of the U.S.  Environmental Pro-
tection Agency's (EPA) efforts to  address the indoor
radon problem is to reduce radon levels in buildings
throughout the country. Achieving this  objective re-
quires a nationwide supply of capable radon mitigation
contractors. In the Indoor Radon Abatement Act of
1988, Congress authorized EPA  to establish a pro-
gram to evaluate radon mitigation contractors and to
provide this information to the public in cooperation
with the States. The  Radon  Contractor Proficiency
(RCP) Program was developed to assist States, EPA
Regions, local government officials, and the  public in
selecting contractors who have  demonstrated their
proficiency in reducing  indoor radon levels. This pro-
gram is managed by the EPA Office of Radiation Pro-
grams' Radon Division. Under this voluntary program,
radon  contractors demonstrate their proficiency  by
meeting specific  Program  requirements. Individual
contractors who meet  these  requirements are then
listed in the Report.

Keywords: "Radon, 'Contractors,  'Mitigation, 'Indoor
air pollution, "Air pollution  abatement. Directories,
Public information, US EPA,  Listings, Tables(Data),
State government, Requirements, Regional  analysis,
Buildings, Performance standards,  'National Radon
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Contractor Proficiency Program, Indoor Radon Abate-
ment Act of 1988.
 PB92-206176/REB               PC A06/MF A02
 Indoor Radon and  Radon Decay Product Meas-
 urement Device Protocols.
 Office of Radiation Programs, Washington, DC.
 Jul 92,109p EPA/402/R-92/004
 See also PB90-224273.

 The  report provides  information, recommendations
 and  technological guidance for anyone  providing
 measurement services using 15 radon decay product
 measurement methods. The EPA  has evaluated these
 techniques and found them to be satisfactory. These
 protocols provide method-specific procedures that can
 be used as the basis for standard operating proce-
 dures.

 Keywords: 'Radon,  'Indoor air pollution, 'Daughter
 products, 'Radiation  measuring instruments, Perform-
 ance standards, Decay, Quality assurance, Radiation
 monitors,           Radiation           detectors,
 Concentration(Composition), Calibrating, 'Protocols.
 PB92-206200/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Environmental Research Lab., Athens, GA.
 Predicting the Precipitation  of Add  and Direct
 Dyes in Natural Waters. Journal article.
 Georgia Univ., Athens. Dept. of Textiles, Merchandis-
 ing and Interiors.
 M. Hou, and G. L Baughman. C1992,14p EPA/600/J-
 92/245
 Grant EPA-R-812638
 Pub. in Dyes and  Pigments, v18 n1 p35-46 Jan 92.
 Sponsored by Environmental Research Lab., Athens,
 GA.

 A simple screening test was used to determine wheth-
 er acid and direct dyes precipitate at calcium concen-
 trations  typical of  hard waters  in the Southeastern
 Piedmont  region of the United States. Of 52  dyes
 tested, only three direct dyes (Direct Black 19. Direct
 Black 22,  and Direct  Blue 75) and seven acid  dyes
 (Acid Red 88, Acid  Red 114, Acid Red 151, Acid Brown
 14, Acid Black 24,  Acid Orange 8, and Acid Blue  1130
 precipitated. Structures of all but three of the dyes, or
 Itgands in the case of  complexes, are in the literature.
 Conditional solubility-product constants (Ksp) of calci-
 um salts also were  determined by titrimetric and batch-
 equilibration methods for five of the dyes (Acid Red
 114, Acid Red 151, Acid Orange 8. Acid Blue 113, and
 Direct Yellow 28). Monitoring data show that maximum
 calcium  concentrations in Southeastern Piedmont
 waters are approximately 0.002M and thus unlikely to
 precipitate most dyes of the types represented. (Copy-
 right (c) 1992 Elsevier Science  Publishers Ltd,  Eng-
 land.)

 Keywords:  'Dyes, 'Acidification,  'Surface waters,
 'Water pollution,  'Toxicity,  Pretipitation(Chemistry),
 Calcium          carbonates,           Solubility,
 Concentration(Composrtion), Textile industry, pH, Re-
 prints, Southeast Piedmont RegionfUnited States).
 P892-206218/REB               PC A02/MF A01
 Environmental Research Lab., Athens, GA.
 System for Control of River Water Quality for the
 Community of Madrid Using OUAL2E. Journal arti-
 cle.
 Canal de Isabel II, Madrid (Spain). Dtv. de Estadistica y
 Modelos.
 F. Cubilk), B. Rodriguez, and T. O. Bamwell. C1992,9p
 EPA/600/J-92/244
 Pub.  in Water Science and  Technology, v26 n7-8
 p1867-1873 1992. See also PB87-202156. Sponsored
 by Environmental Research Lab., Athens, GA.

 The Stream Water Quality Model QUAL2E has been
 applied to the major rivers of the Comunidad de Madrid
 in Spain by Canal de Isabel II. Canal de Isabel II is the
 company  responsible  for  management of Madrid's
 water supply and waste treatment system. Initially, the
 model was applied in planning a waste treatment ex-
 pansion program.  Now, QUAL2E is being  used to
 assist in the management of waste treatment  plants
 and in the evaluation of river water quality controls. To
 facilitate interaction with the model, a comprehensive
 user interface specific to the Madrid network was writ-
 ten. The paper discusses the unique water quality
 problems of Madrid, shows how the QUAL2E  model
was calibrated and verified on the rivers of Madrid, and
describes the user  interface developed to allow inter-
action with the model by decision makers in the region-
al  government  of  Madrid.  (Copyright  (c)   1992
IAWPRC.)

Keywords: 'Water quality management, 'Stream pol-
lution,  'Computerized  simulation,  'Waste manage-
ment, 'Rivers, Spain, Water pollution, Water supply,
Waste treatment. Decision making, Regional analysis,
Reprints,   *QUAL2E   model,   'Comunidad   de
Madrid(Spain), QUAL2E computer program.
PB92-206226/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Research Lab., Athens, GA.
Temperature and Conductivity  Modeling for  the
Buffalo River. Journal article.
AScI Corp., Athens, GA.
P. F. Wang, and J. L. Martin. C1991,12p EPA/600/J-
92/243
Contract EPA-68-03-3551
Pub. in Jnl. of Great Lakes Research, v17 n4 p495-503
1991. Sponsored  by Environmental Research Lab.,
Athens, GA.

A hydrodynamic and water quality transport study of
the Buffalo River has been conducted. Using a two-di-
mensional (laterally averaged) model and incorporat-
ing appropriate specification of  boundary conditions,
the authors simulated the transport of river water tem-
perature and conductivity  for the period  of  June-
August  1988. The model results are  compared with
measurements for both temperature and conductivity.
Stratification patterns are well described by the model.
The results also suggest that heat flux  through the
water surface is primarily responsible for  stratification
during the heating process in the summer. The simu-
lated conductivity compares well with the  measure-
ment for most situations, but underestimates in regions
close to the mouth. Such discrepancies are attributed
to neglecting point and  non-point  source loadings in
the simulation.

Keywords: 'Hydrodynamics,  'Water pollution, 'Buffa-
lo  River, Environmental  transport,  Mathematical
models,  Temperature,  Conductivity,  Stratification,
Heating, Tables(Data), Reprints, Nonpoint source, Erie
County(NewYork).
PB92-206234/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Hydrogenase-Linked Gene in 'Methanobacterium
thermoautotrophicum' Strain DeltaH Encodes a
Poh/feiredoxln. Journal article.
Ohio State Univ., Columbus. Dept. of Microbiology.
J. N. Reeve, G. S. Beckler, D. S. Cram, P. T. Hamilton,
and J. W. Brown. c1989,7p EPA/600/J-92/242
Grant EPA-R-812774
Pub. in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sci-
ence, y86 p3031-3035 May 89. Prepared in coopera-
tion  with Massachusetts Inst.  of Tech.,  Cambridge.
Dept of Chemistry,  and  Harvard Medical School,
Boston, MA. Dept. of Biological Chemistry and Molec-
ular Pharmacology. Sponsored by Environmental Pro-
tection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engi-
neering Lab.

The genes, mvhDGA  which encode the subunit poly-
peptides of methyl viologen reducing hydrogenase in
Methanobacterium    thermoautotrophicum    strain
DeltaH  have  been cloned and sequenced. These
genes, together with a fourth open reading frame des-
ignated mvhB, are tightly linked and appear to form an
operon which is transcribed starting 42bp upstream of
mvhD. The organization and sequences of the mvhG
and mvhA genes indicate a common evolutionary an-
cestry with genes encoding the small and large subun-
its of hydrogenases in eubacterial species. The prod-
uct of the mvhB gene is predicted to contain six tan-
domly-repeated, bacterial ferredoxin-like domains and
is therefore predicted to be a poly-ferredoxin which
could contain as many as 48 iron atoms in 12 Fe4S4
clusters.

Keywords: 'Methanogenic bacteria,  'Hydrogenase,
'Ferredoxins,  "Bacterial genes, Molecular cloning.
Open reading frames, Molecular sequence data, Nu-
cleic acid sequence homology. Reprints,  'Methano-
bacterium thermoautotrophicum.
PB92-206242/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
European Packaging Initiatives: Leading the Way
on Source Reduction. Journal article.
INFORM, Inc., New York.
B. K. Fishbein. C1992,8p EPA/600/J-92/241
Grant EPA-R-817087
Pub. in Resource  Recycling,  North America's Recy-
cling Jnl., v11 n3 8p Mar 92. Sponsored by Environ-
mental Protection  Agency, Cincinnati,  OH. Risk Re-
duction Engineering Lab.

The  article describes European initiatives to reduce
wastes and implement source reduction. Waste gen-
eration has increased in Europe and the United States
under a system that does not affix the costs of manag-
ing waste materials to those who produce them. Pack-
aging, which constitutes approximately one-third, by
weight, of municipal solid waste in both the US and
Europe, is the prime target. The countries of Europe
are diverse and there are major differences in their ap-
proach to environmental problems. Germany and the
Netherlands are two countries which are pioneers in
developing new strategies to reduce waste. Germany
has adopted dramatic legislation requiring those who
create packaging to take it back and reuse or recycle it
outside of  the  public  waste management system.
Methodology of definition and implementation are dis-
cussed with emphasis on mandatory compliance and
challenges.

Keywords:  'Pollution abatement, 'Waste  manage-
ment, 'Packaging,  'Europe, 'Waste recycling, United
States, Municipal wastes, Waste utilization, Pollution
regulations, Environmental policy, Reprints, 'Foreign
technology, 'Source reduction, 'Waste minimization.
PB92-206259/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Environmental  Monitoring Systems  Lab., Cincinnati,
OH.
Status Report on Planktonic Cyanobacteria (Blue-
Green Algae) and Their Toxins.
Wright State Univ., Dayton, OH. Dept. of Biological Sci-
ences.
W. W. Carmichael. Jun 92,149p EPA/600/R-92/079
Sponsored  by Environmental  Monitoring Systems
Lab., Cincinnati, OH.

Toxic blue-green algae (cyanobactena) continue to be
agents of certain water-based toxicoses. Their pres-
ence  is now  being  acknowledged  in many of the
world's fresh and brackish waters with eutrophication
status  of meso  to  hypereutrophic.  Dense  surface
scums called waterblooms will occur for a few days,
weeks or months when  temperature, nutrient and
stratification status of these water bodies is appropri-
ate. It is during these waterblooms that the concentra-
tion of toxins exceeds a level such that any animal can
ingest an acutely lethal dose of toxic cells or toxins.
Laboratory studies, using subacute levels of the main
blue-green  toxin  group, have shown  them  to be a
potent promoter of liver tumors. The report summa-
rizes the present understanding on  toxic blue-green
algae and their toxins.

Keywords: 'Bacteria, 'Cyanophyta, 'Toxicity, 'Water
pollution, Public health,  Risk assessments, Humans,
Animals, Plankton blooms. Toxins and antitoxins, Poi-
sons, Laboratories, Blue green algae, Eutrophication.
PB92-206267/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Comparison: Organic Emissions from Hazardous
Waste Incinerators versus the 1990 Toxics Re-
lease Inventory Air Releases. Journal article.
Environmental Protection Agency. Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
C. R. Dempsey. cFeb 92,17p EPA/600/J-92/246
Pub. in Jnl. of the Air and Waste Management Associa-
tion, V92-42.01 p1-15. See also PB85-129492, PB87-
228508, PB92-155381  and PB92-501816. Presented
at the Annual Meeting and Exhibition (85th),  Kansas
City, MO., June 21-26,1992.

Incineration is often the preferred technology for dis-
posing-of hazardous waste and remediating Superfund
sites. The  effective implementation of the technology
is frequently impeded by strong public opposition to
hazardous waste incineration (HWI). One of the rea-
sons cited for the opposition is the perception that the
emission of organics pose an unreasonable threat to
human health. While numerous risk assessments for
these facilities has demonstrated these risks are very
low, this has not totally allayed some of the concerns.
In order to put organic emissions in perspective, the
mass of these emissions from the incineration of haz-
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ardous waste has been estimated using 'reasonable
worst-case' assumptions and compared to the 1990
Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) air releases. Compari-
sons were made for 15 carcinogenic organic com-
pounds and 17 non-carcinogenic organic compounds.
Ratios for all but one of these compound-specific HWI
emissions  to their corresponding TRI  air  releases
ranged from 0.0003%  to 0.746%.  The total  mass
emissions (121.7 tons) of all 32 specific organics from
HWIs was less than 0.03% of the corresponding 1990
TRI air releases (431,600 tons).

Keywords: 'Hazardous materials,  *Air pollution sam-
pling, 'Incineration, 'Organic compounds, 'Waste dis-
posal, Public opinion, Superfund, Remedial action,
Combustion  efficiency, Implementation,  Comparison,
Mass transfer, Concentration(Composition), Risk as-
sessment, Toxics Release Inventory.
PB92-206275/REB
                                PC A02/MF A01
Biomethylation and Environmental Transport  of
Metals. Journal article.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
S. Krishnamurthy. c1992,7p EPA/600/J-92/247
Pub. in Jnl. of Chemical Education, v69 n5 p347-350
May 92.

The biological methylation of metals and their trans-
port in the Environment are discussed. The methylat-
ing agents  are methylcobalamin and methyl iodide.
Methyl metals are more volatile than the parent metal
ions, and they are lipid soluble. This change in physical
properties render the methyl metals capable of trans-
port in the media. The metals discussed include  Mer-
cury, Lead, Arsenic,  Chromium, and Tin. The mecha-
nism of biomethylation is discussed.

Keywords: 'Heavy metals, 'Toxic materials, 'Methyla-
tion, 'Environmental transport, Lead, Chromium, Tin,
Mercury, Arsenic, Methyl radicals. Methyl  iodide, Risk
assessment. Physical properties, Reprints, 'Biomethy-
lation, Methylcobalamin.
PB92-206283/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC.
Efficient Multiple-Exposure Analysis of the Toxici-
ty of Crisnatol: A DNA Intercalator in Phase 2 Clin-
ical Trials. Journal article.
NSI Technology Services  Corp., Research  Triangle
Park, NC.
R. M. Zucker, D. J. Adams, K. W. Bair, and K. H.
Elstein. C1992,17p EPA/600/J-92/248
Pub. in Investigational New Drugs, v10 n1 p1-15 Jun
92. Prepared in  cooperation with Wellcome Research
Labs.,  Research Triangle Park, NC., and ManTech En-
vironmental Technology, Inc., Research Triangle Park,
NC. Sponsored  by Health Effects Research Lab., Re-
search Triangle  Park, NC.

To investigate the toxicity and mechanism of action of
crisnatol (CRS), a new DNA intercalator currently in
phase II clinical trials, the authors analyzed cellular
and nuclear flow cytometric  (FCM)  parameters of
murine erythroleukemic  cells  (MELC) exposed to a
range of CRS concentrations over three exposure con-
ditions: short-term (4 h), long-term (24 h), and short-
term with recovery (4 h + /19h-). At 0.5-1.0 micromolar
CRS, 4 h exposure  results in a reversible G2-phase
block, while  24 h exposure  results in > G2 poiyploidy.
At 5-10 micromolar CRS concentrations,  cells exhibit
persistent retardation of S-phase progression or irre-
versible G2  and/or >  G2 blocks, depending on dura-
tion of exposure. Cells terminally blocked in G2 exhibit
increased nuclear/cellular volumes and increased nu-
clear fluorescein isothiocyanate (protein) staining, sug-
gestive of unbalanced growth. At 25-50 micromolar
CRS concentrations, MELC exhibit severe membrane
perturbation (loss of viability) regardless of exposure.
in contrast,  following similar exposures to an inactive
isomer of CRS, MELC exhibit minimal cell  cycle ef-
fects,  suggesting that cell cycle kinetics may be a
useful criterion for assessing potential efficacy. Taken
together, these results suggest that drug toxicity can
vary with both concentration and duration of exposure
 and, as such, a selective multiple-exposure FCM anal-
ysis may better represent the spectrum of drug action
for drug development and pharmacodynamic studies.

 Keywords: *DNA insertion  elements, 'Toxicity, 'Drug
therapy, 'Antineoplastic agents. Drug evaluation, Clini-
 cal trials, Cell  cycle, Drug administration schedule,
Flow cytometry. Cultured tumor cells, Acute erythrob-
lastic leukemia, Reprints, 'Crisnatol.
PB92-206291/REB                PC A02/MF A01
Study  Design  Considerations  in  Developmental
Neurotoxicology. Journal article.
Health  Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC. Neurotoxicology Div.
H. A. Tilson. c1992,7p EPA/600/J-92/249
Pub. in  Neruotoxicology and Teratology, v14 p199-203
1992.

It is widely accepted that exposure to environmental
factors during development can result in effects other
than death,  gross structural abnormality, or altered
growth. One area of concern is the developing nervous
system, which may be especially vulnerable to envi-
ronmental perturbation. Testing chemicals for poten-
tial  developmental neurotoxicity has received a high
priority and testing guidelines  have been published
and recently revised by the U.S. Environmental Protec-
tion Agency. These  guidelines are based on several
principles  of developmental neurotoxicity that have
been developed during several years of research. In
general, manifestation of neurotoxicity following devel-
opmental exposure can depend on the time at which
exposure occurs and for the purposes of hazard detec-
tion, experiments should be designed to optimize the
detection of neurotoxicity. In addition, maternal health
and interaction with the offspring,  as well as postnatal
development are important design issues in develop-
mental neurotoxicology. It is also widely accepted that
several doses be used and multiple measures of neur-
otoxicity assessed in both  genders at several points
during  the life span of the animal. Finally, the litter is
usually regarded as  the most  appropriate statistical
unit to  control for genetic and maternal factors. (Copy-
right (c) 1992 Pergamon Press Ltd.)

Keywords: 'Nervous system, 'Toxicology,  'Terato-
genic  compounds,  Mice,  Polybromobiphenyl com-
pounds, Dose-response relationships, Body weight,
Lactation, Animal pregnancy, Behavior. Reprints.
PB92-206309/REB               PC A02/MF A01
2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic  Acid Influence  on
2,6-Dinitrotoluene-lnduced Urine Genotoxicity  in
Fisher 344 Rats: Effect on Gastrointestinal Micro-
flora and Enzyme Activity. Journal article.
Health  Effects Research  Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC. Neurotoxicology Div.
S. E. George, R. W. Chadwick, J. J. Chang, M. J.
Kohan, and J. C. Allison. C1992,9p EPA/600/J-92/
250
Pub. in  Fundamental and Applied Toxicology, v18 n2
P240-246 Feb 92. Prepared in cooperation with  North
Carolina Univ. at Chapel  Hill, and Environmental
Health Research and Testing, Inc., Research Triangle
Park, NC.

2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic acid and 2,6-dinitrotolu-
ene are  hazardous chemicals  that have  potential
harmful effects. 2,6-DNT is  recognized as a hepatoxi-
cant while 2,4,5-T, a component in Agent Orange, is
also suspect. 2,6-DNT requires both oxidative and re-
ductive metabolism to elicit  genotoxic effects. In order
to determine what effect 2,4,5-T had on 2,6-DNT me-
tabolism, intestinal enzymes,  microbial  populations,
and urine mutagenicity were examined during 2,4,5-T
treatment. Weanling Fischer 344 male rats were treat-
ed daily with 54.4 mg/kg  2,4,5-T by gavage  for 4
weeks.  1,2, and 4 weeks after the initial dose, rats
were administered (p.o.) 2,6-DNT  (75 mg/kg) and
urine was collected for 24 hours in metabolism cages.
Azo reductase,  nitroreductase, beta-glucuronidase,
dechlorinase, and dehydrochlorinase activities were
examined concurrently. Treatment of  rats for one
week reduced the transformation of 2,6-DNT to muta-
genic urinary metabolites. This was accompanied by a
decrease in the fecal anaerobic microorganisms. The
elimination of Lactobacillus fermentum from the small
intestine and cecum of treated animals accompanied a
 significant increase in oxygen tolerant lactobacilli and
other unidentified aerobic microorganisms. (Copyright
 (c) 1992 by the Society of Toxicology.)

 Keywords: 'Toxicity, 'Mutagens, 'Microbiology, 'Gas-
 trointestinal system, 'Enzymes, Rats, Urine, Dose-re-
 sponse  relationships. Metabolism, Metabolic  activa-
 tion, Reprints, 'Trichlorophenoxyacetic acids, 'Dinitro-
 toluenes
PB92-206317/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC. Neurotoxicology Div.
Spatial Learning Deficits Are Not Solely Due to
Cholinergic Deficits Following  Medial Septa)  Le-
sions with Colchicine. Journal article.
National Inst. of Environmental Health Sciences,  Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Lab. of Molecular and Inte-
grative Neuroscience.
S. Barone, K. P. Nanry, W. R. Mundy, J. F. McGinty,
and H. A. Tilson. c1991,12p EPA/600/J-92/251
Pub. in Psychobiology, v19 n1 p41-50 Mar  91. Pre-
pared in cooperation with East Carolina Univ. School
of Medicine, Greenville, NC. Sponsored by Health Ef-
fects  Research Lab.,  Research  Triangle Park,  NC.
Neurotoxicology Div.

Colchicine was infused bilaterally into the cerebrola-
teral ventricles (3.75 micrograms/side) or directly into
the medial  septum (5 micrograms) of  adult, male
Fischer-344  rats (n=48), and effects on behavior and
Cholinergic markers were determined. Rats receiving
intracerebroventricular (ICV) administration of colchi-
cine were hyperaggressive during the first week after
administration and  were hyperactive  when tested
during 60-min sessions at weekly intervals during the
first 3 weeks after colchicine treatment. ICV colchicine
also interfered with the acquisition of a spatial task in
the water maze. Rats receiving colchicine directly into
the medial septum were also aggressive and  hyperac-
tive, but were not impaired in the acquisition of the
water-maze task. It was subsequently found that direct
administration and ICV  administration of colchicine
both decreased the number of choline acetyltransfer-
ase (ChAT) immunoreactive cells in the medial septum
by at least 50% of vehicle-treated rats and decreased
ChAT enzyme activity in both the  right and the  left
hippocampus to about 50% of control levels. The re-
sults of these experiments do not support the general-
ly accepted hypothesis  that spatial learning deficits
seen in animals with medial  septum lesions are solely
due to a  lesion-associated  Cholinergic deficit in  the
hippocampus.

Keywords.    'Cholinergic   receptors,    'Colchicine,
'Hippocampus, 'Learning  disorders, Rats, Choline
acetyltransferase, Neurochemistry, Histology, Immun-
ohistochemistry, Reprints.
PB92-206325/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Quantification of Glial  Fibrillary  Acidic  Protein:
Comparison of Stot-lmmunobinding Assays with a
Novel Sandwich ELISA. Journal article.
Health  Effects Research Lab., Research  Triangle
Park, NC. Neurotoxicology Div.
J. P. O'Gallaghan. C1991,9p EPA/600/J-92/252
Pub. in Neurotoxicology and Teratology, v13  n3 p275-
281 Jun 91. See also PB91 -154617.

Detailed protocols are presented for assaying glial fi-
brillary acidic protein (GFAP), an  astrocyte  localized
protein which serves as a quantitative  marker of toxi-
cant-induced injury to the central nervous system. Two
different solid-phase assay procedures are described:
(1) a nitrocellulose based slot-immunobinding assay
and (2) a novel microtiter plate based sandwich ELISA.
The performance  of both assays was assessed by
measuring  the  content of GFAP in  homogenates of
specific regions of the rat brain and in homogenates of
brain regions damaged by the prototype neurotoxi-
cants,  trimethyltin (TMT)  and  1-methyl-4-phenyl-
 1,2,3,6-tetrahydropyridine  (MPTP). Both  procedures
gave similar results that were consistent with  previous-
ly published observations. By comparing the simplicity,
cost effectiveness, safety and speed of the two meth-
ods, it appears likely that the sandwich ELISA has sev-
eral advantages over slot-immunobinding assays.

 Keywords:  'Glial  fibrillary acidic  protein, 'Chemical
 analysis, 'Toxicology, Enzyme-linked immunosorbent
assay,  Central nervous  system,  Rats,  Trimethyltin,
Western blotting,  Reprints, Methylphenyltetrahydro-
 pyridines.
 PB92-206333/REB                PC A02/MF A01
 Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
 Park, NC.
 Age-Dependent Changes in Receptor-Stimulated
 Phosphoinositide Turnover in the Hat Hippocam-
 pus. Journal article.
 National Inst. of Environmental Health Sciences, Re-
 search Triangle Park, NC. Lab. of Molecular and Inte-
 grative Neuroscience.
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                                                   EPA  PUBLICATIONS  BIBLIOGRAPHY
 P. Tandon, W. R. Mundy, S. F Ali, K. Nanry, and B. C.
 Rogers. c1991, 9p EPA/600/J-92/253
 Pub. in Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, v38
 n4 p861-867 Apr 91. Prepared in cooperation with Na-
 tional Center for lexicological Research, Jefferson,
 AR. Div. of Reproductive and Developmental Toxicol-
 ogy. Sponsored by Health Effects Research Lab., Re-
 search Triangle Park, NC.

 To study the changes in the hippocampal cholinergic
 system of chronologically  old and  behaviorally  im-
 paired animals, old (21 months of age) and young (3
 months of age) male, Fischer-344 rats were used. The
 aged animals were tested on a reference memory task
 (Morris water maze)  and found to be functionally im-
 paired as compared to the young controls. Carbachol-
 stimulated phosphoinositide metabolism  was meas-
 ured  in hippocampal slices from young and old rats.
 Slices were prelabeled with (3)H-inositol for 120 min
 and subjected to muscarinic stimulation in the pres-
 ence of lithium. Following extraction of the slices with
 acidified  solvent  mixture,  the  inositolphosphates
 present in the aqueous fraction were isolated by ion
 exchange chromatography. Receptor-stimulated  re-
 lease of inositolphosphates (IPs) was found to be in-
 creased in the  hippocampus of older animals. The
 age-related enhancement of IP release was in contrast
 to the decrease in choline acetyitransferase (CHAT)
 activity in the hippocampus. The authors postulate that
 alterations in the Q-protein coupling with the muscar-
 inic receptor leads to an increase in the phosphoinosi-
 tide turnover in part as a compensatory mechanism for
 neuronal cell death and reduced transmitter levels.

 Keywords:  'Aging(Biology), 'Hippocampus, 'Phos-
 phoinositides, 'Cholinergic receptors. Learning, Rats,
 Muscarinic receptors. Choline acetyitransferase,  Ion
 exchange chromatography, Reprints.
  PB92-206341/REB               PC A03/MF A01
  Considerations In the U.S. Environmental Protec-
  tion Agency's Testing Approach for Mutageniclty.
  Journal article.
  Health Effects  Research  Lab., Research Triangle
  Park, NC. Neurotoxicology Div.
  K. L Dearfield, A. E. Auletta, M. C. Cimino, and M. M.
  Moore. c1991,27p EPA/600/J-92/254
  Pub. in Mutation Research, v258 n3 p259-283 Nov 91.

  Historically the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
  has used mutagenicity  information  as part  of its
  weight-of-evidence approach to discern the potential
  for human carcinogenicity. It is dear from the 1986 Mu-
  tagenicity  Risk Assessment  Guidelines  that   the
  USEPA intends to regulate chemicals based on risk of
  an adverse heritable effect in human germ cells. These
  Guidelines present a weight-of-evidence scheme for
  determining if an agent may be a potential human mu-
  tagen. Emphasis is placed upon a chemical's intrinsic
  mutageruc potential, its ability to reach the gonad and
  interact with germ  cell DNA, and its ability to induce
  heritable mutations in mammalian species. The docu-
  ment  summarizes  the requirements for mutagenicity
 testing for submission of data to the USEPA's Office of
 Pesticide  Programs and the Office  of  Toxic Sub-
 stances.  The  rationale and  support for the revised
 guidelines is presented and questions about the revi-
 sion process and the  guidelines themselves are  ad-
 Keywords:  'Mutagens,  'Environmental  pollutants,
 *US EPA,  Humans,  Pesticides, Risk  assessment,
 Guidelines, Mutagenicity tests. Reprints.
 PB92-206358/REB                PC A03/MF A01
 Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
 Park, NC. Genetic Toxicology Div.
 Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Strain with Unusu-
 al  In  vitro  Growth Potential Which Undergoes
 Neootastic Transformation after SV40 T  Antigen
 Gene Transfectton. Journal article.
 National Cancer  Inst. Bethesda, MD. Div. of Cancer
 Etiology.
 R. R. Reddel, I. C. Hsu, M. J. Mass, B. Hukku, and B. I.
 Gerwin. C1991,12p EPA/600/J-92/25S
 Contract EPA-68-02-4456
 Pub. in International Jnl. of Cancer, v48 p764-773 Jul
 91. Prepared in cooperation with Children's Medical
 Research Foundation. Camperdown (Australia), Medi-
 cal Coll. of Ohio at Toledo. Dept. of Pathology, and
 Maryland Univ.  at Baltimore.  School of Medicine.
Sponsored by  Health  Effects  Research  Lab., Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Genetic Toxicology Div.
 Bronchial epithelial cells were cultured from an individ-
 ual with no evidence  of malignant disease.  These
 cells, designated HB56B, had a greatly extended in
 vitro life-span, being able to undergo 50 passages and
 200 population doublings in contrast to the usual 3 to 4
 passages and 20 to 30 population doublings charac-
 teristic  of  normal human bronchial  epithelial cells.
 HB56B cells had karyotypic evidence of an amplified
 region on  the short arm of  chromosome II.  Unlike
 normal bronchial epithelial cells, which undergo termi-
 nal squamous differentiation in vitro in  response to
 fetal bovine serum, HB56B cells were only minimally
 affected by serum. These  cells were readily  estab-
 lished as an immortalized cell line, HB56B/5T,  follow-
 ing transfection with a  pdasmid containing SV40 early
 region DNA. HB56B cells may offer an experimental
 system for the study of  proliferation, differentiation,
 and senescence control in human bronchial epithelial
 Keywords: 'Neoplastic cell transformation, 'Bronchi,
 'Transfaction,  'Polyomavirus transforming antigens,
 Epithelium,  In vitro  analysis,  Immunofluorescence
 techniques, Karyotyping, Southern blotting, Chromo-
 some abnormalities,  Deoxyribonucleic acids,  Plas-
 mids, Repnnts.
 PB92-206366/REB               PC A02/MF A01
 Health Effects  Research  Lab., Research Triangle
 PanXNC.
 Long-Term Neurochemical and Behavioral Effects
 Induced by Acute CNorpyrtfos Treatment Journal
 article.
 Northeast Louisiana Univ., Monroe. School of Pharma-

 C.N. Pope, T. K. Chakraborti, M. L. Chapman, and J.
 D. Farrar. C1992. Sp EPA/600/ J-92/256
 Pub. in Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, v42
 n2 p251-256 Jun 92. Sponsored by Health Effects Re-
 search Lab., Research Triangle Park, NC.

 A single, maximal tolerated dose of the organophos-
 phate insecticide chkxpyrifos (CPF, 279 mg/kg,  sc)
 caused extensive inhibition of striatal and cortical cho-
 linesterase (ChE) activity in adult rats at two (94-96%),
 four (64-74 %) and six (36-38 %) weeks after treatment
 These persistent changes in ChE activity were con-
 comitant with significant reductions in striatal muscar-
 inic  receptor (3H quinudidinyl benzilate) binding sites
 (50, 31 and 18% reduction in B max  at 2. 4  and 6
 weeks after exposure) and a slight but significant alter-
 ation in the apparent affinity constant K(D), at 2 and 4
 weeks after treatment Neither ChE activity nor mus-
 carinic receptor binding were  different from control
 levels at  12 weeks  after exposure. CPF  treatment
 caused a significant reduction in motor activity for the
 first two days after treatment after which basal activity
 levels were not different from controls. These data in-
 dicate that a single, acute exposure to CPF in adult
 rats can cause long-term neurobehavioral/neurophar-
 macological changes which may persist following the
 recovery of neurochemtcal parameters generally asso-
 ciated with OP exposure and/or tolerance.

 Keywords: "Dursban,  'Toxicology, *Neurochemistry,
 'Motor activity, Cholinesterase inhibitors. Corpus stria-
 turn.  Cerebral  cortex, Muscarinic receptors,   Rats,
 Binding sites, Scopolamine, Reprints.
                                                    PB92-206374/REB
                                                                                     PC A02/MF A01
 Effect of Btoremedtatfon on the Mutagenicity of
 Oil Spilled in Prince WHHam Sound, Alaska. Journal
 article.
 Health  Effects Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
 Park, NC.
 L D. Claxton, V. S. Houk. R. Williams, and F. Kremer.
 C1991,10p EPA/600/J-92/257
 Pub. in Chemosphere, v23 nS p643-650 Sep 91. See
 also PB90-263070. Prepared in cooperation with Envi-
 ronmental  Health  Research and  Testing, Inc.,  Re-
 search Triangle Park, NC.

 On 24 March 1989  approximately 11 million gallons of
 Prudhoe Bay crude oil spilled into the waters of Prince
 William Sound, Alaska, ultimately contaminating nearly
 1,000 miles of shoreline. Approximately 300 miles of
 contaminated beach were  considered amenable to
 cleanup by bioremediation.  To determine whether or
 not bioremediation would be effective in such climatic
 conditions (geophysical conditions) and to identify po-
 tential deleterious effects, the U.S. Environmental Pro-
 tection Agency (EPA)  conducted one of the world's
largest in situ bioremediation field demonstration  re-
search projects. One of the methods used to assess
potential health effects associated with this and similar
efforts was the examination of mutagenicity associat-
ed with the oil spill and the products of bioremediation.
The mutagenicity of organic samples collected from
the  contaminated  beaches declined (was reduced)
over time by both enhanced and natural bioremedia-
tion.

Keywords: 'Oil spills, 'Water pollution effects, 'Reme-
dial  action, 'Public  health,  'Biological  treatment,
'Land pollution, Oil pollution, Water pollution control,
Beaches, Field tests, Biological  effects.  Microorga-
nisms, Biodeterioration,  Mutagens, US EPA, Prince
William Sound, Alaska, Toxicity,  Reprints, 'Cleanup
operations.
PB92-206382/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Antimutagenicity Profiles of Some Natural Sub-
stances. Journal article.
Health  Effects  Research  Lab,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC.
H. E. Brockman, H. F. Stack, and M. D. Waters, cl 992,
17p EPA/600/J-92/258
Pub. in Mutation Research, v267 n2 p157-172 Jun 92.
See also PB90-217407. Prepared in cooperation with
Illinois  State Univ., Normal. Dept. of Biological Sci-
ences, and Environmental Health Research and Test-
ing, Inc., Research Triangle Park, NC

Selected antimutagenicrty  listings  and  profiles have
been prepared from the literature on the antimutageni-
city of retinoids and the carotenoid Beta-carotene. The
antimutagenicity profiles show: (1) a single antimuta-
gen (e.g.,  retinol) tested in combination with various
mutagens or (2) antimutagens tested against a single
mutagen (e.g., aflatoxin B(1)). Data are  presented in
the profiles showing a dose range for a given antimuta-
gen and a single dose for the corresponding mutagen;
inhibition as well as enhancement of mutagenic activi
ty is indicated. Information was found in  the literature
on the testing of selected combinations of 16 retinoids
and carotenoids vs. 33 mutagens. Of 528 possible an-
timutagen-mutagen combinations, only 82 (16%) have
been evaluated.  The most completely evaluated retin-
oids are retinol (28 mutagens),  retinoic acid and retinol
acetate (7 mutagens each), and retinal and retinol pal-
mitate (6 mutagens each). Beta-Carotene is the most
frequently tested carotenoid (15 mutagens) Of the re-
maining retinoids and carotenoids, 8 were evaluated in
combination  with a single  mutagen and the other 2
were tested against only 2 or 3 mutagens. Most of the
data on antimutagenicity in vitro are available for S. ty-
phimurium strains TA98 and TA100. Substantial data
also are available for sister-chromatid exchanges in
vitro and chromosome aberrations in vitro and in vivo.
The report emphasizes the metabolic as well as the
antimutagenic effects of retinoids  in vitro and in vivo
(Copyright (c) 1992 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V.)

Keywords: 'Antimutagens, 'Retinoids, 'Carctenoids,
'Pharmacology,   'Toxicology.  Chromosome aberra-
tions, Salmonella typhimurium, Sister chromatid  ex-
change, In vivo analysis, In vitro analysis, Afiatoxins,
Reprints.
PB92-206390/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Predictive  Assay  for  Rodent  Carcinogenicity
Using In vivo Biochemical Parameters: Operation-
al Characteristics and Complementarity. Journal
article.
Health Effects  Research  Lab..  Research Triangle
Park, NC. Genetic Toxicology Div.
K. T. Kitchin, J. L. Brown, and A. P. KulKarni. cl 992,
22p EPA/600/J-92/259
Pub. in Mutation Research 266, p253-272 1992. Pre-
pared in cooperation with University of South Florida,
Tampa. Coll. of Public Health.

Linear models of risk assessment may be appropriate
for chemicals that are initiators of carcinogenesis while
threshold models of risk assessment have been pro-
posed for promoters.  The proper risk assessment
model for the regulation of promoters of carcinogene-
sis remains an active area of research and controver-
sy. Cancer is a multistage process (e.g. initiation, pro-
motion and progression). These three stages c* the
pncogenic process have different biological character-
istics. Studies to determine which chemicals  effect
which stages and to what degree are needed for risk
assessment  The in vivo biochemical system  de-
scribed in the report can be  performed in a species
specific and organ specific manner. In the study  111
chemicals were administered to  rats, and the oper-
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                                                 EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
ational  characteristics for predicting rodent carcino-
genicity determined. The  complementarity to short-
term mutagencity tests was also demonstrated.

Keywords: "Carcinogenicity tests, 'Carcinogens, 'Bio-
chemistry, 'Toxicology, Risk assessment, In vivo anal-
ysis, Species specificity, Mutagenicity tests, Predictive
value   of   tests,   Rats,   Enzymes,   Mutations.
Tables(Data). GraphsfCharts), Reprints.
PB92-206408/REB               PC A03/MF A01
In vitro Screening  Batteries for Neurotoxicants
(Journal Article).
Health  Effects Research Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC. Neurotoxicology Div.
B.Veronesi. C1992,12pEPA/600/J-92/260
Pub. in NeuroToxicology 13, p185-196 1992. See also
PB91-231233. Presented at the Meeting of the Inter-
national  Neurotoxicology Association  (3rd),  Parma,
Italy. July 1-5,1991.

The need  to  develop,  validate  and utilize  in vitro
models to  test chemicals for neurotoxic potential is
widely appreciated. The lecture discusses the major
advantages of using cell and tissue culture, the various
in vitro models amenable for neurptoxicity studies, and
the distinction  between  mechanistic  and screening
models.  Considerations  for  designing screening bat-
teries  to  evaluate  neurotoxicants  are  discussed.
Topics such as choice of appropriate cell models and
endpoints (i.e. cytotoxic and  neurotoxic), and technical
considerations  in  the design of the battery  are also
presented.  (Copyright (c) 1992 by Intox Press, Inc.)

Keywords:  "Toxicology,  "Nervous system,   In vitro
analysis. Tissue culture. Cell line, Cultured tumor cells,
Scanning electron microscopy, Cell survival. Reprints.
PB92-206416/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Health  Effects Research Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC. Reproductive Toxicology Branch.
Use  of  the  Fungicide Carbendazim as a Model
Compound to  Determine  the Impact of Acute
Chemical Exposure during Oocyte Maturation and
Fertilization  on Pregnancy Outcome in the Ham-
ster. Journal article.
ManTech Environmental Technology, Inc., Research
Triangle Park, NC.
S. D. Perreault, S. Jeffay, P. Poss, and J. W. Laskey.
C1992,8p EPA/600/J-92/261
Contract EPA-68-02-4450
Pub.  in Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology 114, n2
P225-231 Jun 92.  Sponsored by Health Effects Re-
search  Lab., Research Triangle Park, NC. Reproduc-
tive Toxicology Branch.

The fungicide MBC is a microtubule poison. The au-
thors  hypothesized   that   microtubule-dependent
events occurring in the oocyte during meiotic matura-
tion and fertilization may be  sensitive to perturbation
by MBC such that exposure to MBC during the critical
peri- fertilization period would result in early pregnancy
loss. Female hamsters were given a single oral dose of
MBC during meiosis I or II. Pregnancy outcome was
assessed on day  15. When  given during meiosis  I,
MBC treatment reduced the percentage of pregnant
hamsters (at 750 or 1000 mg/kg), and  the average
litter size (250 to  1000 mg/kg). When  given during
meiosis II, shortly before and during fertilization, MBC
treatment (1000 mg/kg) produced a similar decrease
in litter size. The effect disappeared when MBC was
administered at a slightly later time, after the microtu-
bule- dependent events of fertilization have occurred.
These results demonstrate that a single exposure to a
microtubule poison such as MBC at critical times, coin-
cident with microtubule-dependent meiotic events, can
result in very early pregnancy loss.

Keywords:  "Abortion,   "Fungicides,   "Fertilization,
"Animal pregnancy. Hamsters, Microtubules, Dose-re-
sponse relationships, Meiosis, "Toxicology,  Reprints,
"Methylbenzimidazole carbamate.
 PB92-206424/REB                PC A02/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Atmospheric Research and  Exposure As-
 sessment Lab.
 Long-Path FTIR Measurements of Volatile Organic
 Compounds  in an Industrial Setting (July  1989-
 April 1991). Journal article.
 NSI Technology Services  Corp.,  Research Triangle
 Park. NC.
G. M. Russwarm, R. H. Kragann, O. A. Simpson, W. A.
McClenny, and W. F. Herget. c1991, 7p EPA/600/J-
92/262
Contract EPA-68-DO-0106
Pub. in Jnl. of the Air and Waste Management Associa-
tion, v41 n8 p1062-l066 Aug 91. Prepared in coopera-
tion with MDA Scientific, Inc., Norcross, GA., and Nicp-
let Instrument Corp., Madison, Wl. Sponsored by Envi-
ronmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park,
NC. Atmospheric  Research and  Exposure Assess-
ment Lab.

As part of a Superfund Innovative Technology Evalua-
tion (SITE) field  program, a Fourier transform infrared
(FTIR) spectrometer was used to make open path
measurements of volatile organic compounds in the
New Castle, Delaware,  area. The  SITE  program re-
quires that new  technologies be compared with more
mature measurement techniques. In this case, a canis-
ter-based sampling and analytical  methodology was
chosen  to  compare with the FTIR  measurements.
Whole air samples were collected in the  canisters as
they were  repeatedly transported along  the open
measurement path of the FTIR  spectrometer. FTIR
spectra were co-added for 32-min sampling intervals.
Conclusions were: (1) that the FTIR system as it is cur-
rently configured can be used as a reliable monitoring
instrument when the concentrations are  greater than
about 50 ppbv; (2) that transporting the canisters along
the path is a viable technique for comparing long-path
and point-sampler measurements.

Keywords:  'Volatile organic compounds,  'Infrared
spectrometers, 'Hazardous materials. Chemical anal-
ysis, Fourier transformation. Measurement, Air pollu-
tion,     Sampling,     Comparison,    Reliability,
Concentration(Composition), Field tests, Gas chroma-
tography. Mass spectrometry, Reprints,  'Superfund,
SITE program.
PB92-206432/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Canister-Based Method  for  Monitoring  Toxic
VOCs in Ambient Air. Journal article.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Atmospheric Research and  Exposure As-
sessment Lab.
W. A. McClenny, J. D. Plell, K. D. Oliver, M. W. Holdren,
and W. T. Winberry. C1991,13p EPA/600/J-92/263
Pub. in Jnl. of the Air and Waste Management Associa-
tion, v4l n10Oct91.  See also PB90-127374. Prepared
in cooperation with ManTech Environmental Technol-
ogy, Inc., Research Triangle Park, NC., Battelle Memo-
rial Inst., Columbus, OH., and Engineering Science,
Cany, NC.

The availability of reliable, accurate and precise moni-
toring methods for toxic volatile organic compounds
(VOCs) is a primary need for state and local agencies
addressing daily monitoring requirements  related  to
odor complaints, fugitive emissions, and trend monitor-
ing. The canister-based monitoring method for  VOCs
is a viable and widely used approach that is based on
research and evaluation performed over the past sev-
eral years. The activity has  involved the  testing  of
sample stability of VOCs in canisters and the design of
time-integrative samplers. The development of proce-
dures for analysis of samples in canisters, including
the procedure for VOC preconcentration from  whole
air, the treatment of water vapor in the sample, and the
selection of an appropriate analytical finish has been
accomplished. The canister-based method was initially
summarized in the EPA Compendium of Methods for
the Determination of Toxic Organic Compounds in Am-
bient Air as Method TO-14. Modifications and refine-
ments are being added to Method TO-14  in order to
obtain a Statement of Work for the Superfund Contract
Laboratory Program for Air. The paper discusses the
developments leading to the current status  of the can-
ister-based  method  and provides a critique of the
method using results obtained in EPA monitoring net-
works. (Copyright (c) 1991 -  Air and  Waste Manage-
ment Association)

Keywords: 'Volatile organic compounds, 'Air pollution
monitoring, 'Air samplers, "Cans, 'Air pollution  detec-
tion, Toxic substances, Stainless steels, Cleaning, Sor-
bents, Storage, Water vapor, Sample preparation,
Design criteria, Performance evaluation, Gas analysis,
Calibrating, Reprints, EPA method TO-14.
 PB92-206440/REB               PC A02/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Atmospheric Research and Exposure As-
 sessment Lab.
Comparative Analysis of Dioxins and Furans in
Ambient Air by High Resolution and Electron Cap-
ture Mass Spectrometry. Journal article.
Indiana Univ. at Bloomington.
C. J. Koester, R. L. Harless, and R. A. Hites. C1992,8p
EPA/600/J-92/264
Grant EPA-R-812588
Pub. in Chemosphere, v24 n4 p421-426 1992. Spon-
sored by Environmental Protection Agency, Research
Triangle Park, NC. Atmospheric Research and Expo-
sure Assessment Lab.

Known mixtures and unknown atmospheric sample ex-
tracts containing polychlorinated  dibenzo-p-dioxins
and  polychlorinated dibenzofurans (PCDD/F)  were
analyzed by both electron  impact, high resolution,
mass spectrometry (HRMS) and by electron capture,
negative ion,  low  resolution   mass  spectrometry
(ECNI). PCDD/F concentrations measured by the two
methods were comparable, typically agreeing with +
or - 33% The major difference between the two tech-
niques is that HRMS easily detects 2,3,7,8- tetrachlor-
odibenzo-p-dioxin but ECNI does not. Results suggest
that ECNI can be a sensitive low cost  alternative to
HRMS for the determination of  PCDD/F concentra-
tions.

Keywords:  "Polychlorinated dibenzodioxins,  'Poly-
chlorinated dibenzofurans, 'Mass  spectroscopy, Air
pollution, Air  sampling,  Toxic  materials,  Accuracy,
Error analysis, Reprints, "High  resolution mass spec-
trometry, 'Electron capture mass spectrometry.
PB92-206457/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Air Pollution Engineering Research at the U.S. En-
vironmental Protection Agency. Journal article.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
F. T. Princiotta. c1992, 5p EPA/600/J-92/265
Pub. in Chemical Engineering. v99 n3 p153, 154, and
156 Mar 92. See also PB91-155234

The article discusses  air  pollution engineering re-
search at the U.S. EPA, and particularly AEERL's role
in that research. The research programs are shifting
from an initial  focus  on sulfur dioxide and nitrogen
oxide pollution  control to more complex and more diffi-
cult problems  such as indoor air quality,  air toxics,
global climate change, and stratospheric ozone deple-
tion. EPA research engineers are working closely with
other researchers in both the private sector and other
federal research organizations to identify, evaluate,
and develop cost-effective engineering solutions. The
AEERL works closely with the EPA regulatory and re-
gional offices to ensure that the best engineering infor-
mation is utilized to  formulate  and implement the
Agency's environmental protection program.

Keywords: "Research projects,  'Environmental engi-
neering,  'Air pollution control,  Indoor air  pollution,
Sulfur  dioxide, Nitrogen  oxides, Toxicity,  Climatic
changes, Stratosphere, Ozone,  US EPA,  Stationary
sources.
PB92-206465/REB                PC A01/MF A01
Stimulation of  Reductive Dechlorination of Te-
trachloroethene in Anaerobic Aquifer Microcosms
by Addition of Short-Chain Organic Acids or Alco-
hols. Journal article
Robert  S.  Kerr Environmental Research Lab., Ada,
OK.
S. A. Gibson, and G. W. Sewell. C1992,4p EPA/600/J-
92/266
Pub. in  Applied and Environmental Microbiology, v58
n4 p1392-1393 Apr 92. Prepared in cooperation with
ManTech Environmental Technology, Inc., Ada, OK.

The  effect of  the addition  of common fermentation
products on the dehalogenation of tetrachloroethene
was studied in methanogenic slurries made  with aqui-
fer solids.  Lactate,  propionate, crotonate, butyrate,
and  ethanol stimulated dehalogenation activity, while
acetate, methanol, and isopropanol did not. (Copyright
(c) 1992, American Society for Microbiology.)

Keywords:  "Water pollution  control,  "Aquifers. "Dech-
lorination,   "Tetrachloroethylene,   Dehalogenation,
Ground water, Anaerobic processes,  Fermentation,
Methanogenic  bacteria.  Microorganisms,  Additives,
Organic acids, Alcohols, Reduction(Chemistry), Re-
prints.
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PB92-206473/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Rational Approaches to the Management of Bron-
chopulmonary Disease. Book chapter.
Health  Effects Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC.
J. A. Dye. Jan 92,27p EPA/600/A-92/138
See also PB92-126879.

The chapter discusses guidelines for the management
of bronchopulmonary disease in the cat, based in part
on extrapolations from the current therapeutic recom-
mendations for asthma and  chronic bronchitis in
humans. Recommendations were modified according
to  known pharmacokinetic, clinicopathologic and pul-
monary functional data in the cat. While of more clini-
cal than experimental value to our program (which in-
volves  rodents and guinea pigs), the article empha-
sizes the homplogy between animals and humans in
the pathophysiology of airway diseases and in ap-
proaches toward its prevention and/or treatment and
hence, the relevance of animal research in the area.

 Keywords: *Cat diseases, 'Bronchial diseases, 'Res-
 piratory diseases, 'Drug therapy, Asthma, Humans,
 Pulmonary  fibrosis,  Etiology, Diagnosis, Pathology,
 Airway resistance, Chronic disease,  Follow-up studies,
 'Feline bronchopulmonary diseases.
grade coals. (NOTE: Abnormally high rates  of lung
cancer are observed among persons in Xuan Wei
County, China, who burn bituminous 'smoky'  coal as
compared with those who bum 'smokeless'  coal,
which is produced by mixing low grade coals with clay.)
Statistically significant reductions in emissions of total
paniculate (70%),  gravimetrically determined  (nonvo-
latile) organics (70%), total chromatographable (semi-
volatile) organics (90%), and benzo(a)pyrene (65%)
were observed (measured on a mass emitted/mass
coal combusted basis) when clay binder material was
added to a ground smoky coal. These reductions, how-
ever, did not fully account for the order of magnitude
lower pollutant levels previously observed in homes
burning smokeless  (as compared to smoky)  coal.
Thus, the authors believe that the composition of the
low rank coals used to produce smokeless coal also
helps to control emissions.

Keywords: 'Air pollution control, 'Clays, 'Coal, 'Com-
bustion products, China, Air pollution effects(Humans),
Indoor air pollution, Ranking, Residential buildings, Ex-
perimental design. High sulfur coal, Particles, Organic
compounds, Respiratory diseases,  Pulmonary neo-
plasms,  Benzopyrene,  'Smokeless  coal,  Yunnan
Province(Peoples  Republic of  China),   Xuan Wei
County(Yunnan).
processing facilities. Adequate explosion and fire pro-
tection of enclosed  spaces containing  flammable
gases and streaming  fuel presents significant safety
challenges for the  North Slope petroleum industry.
These areas are now protected by Halon  1301 total-
flood fire and explosion suppression systems. Howev-
er, because of the suspected negative impact on the
global environment,  Halon 1301  production  will  be
sharply curtailed. Therefore, a program was initiated by
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency at the Uni-
versity of New Mexico's Center for Global Environ-
mental Technologies to develop one or more potential
Halon 1301 replacements for use in explosion inertion
and fire suppression in North Slope oil and gas han-
dling facilities. Among the factors considered were
physical properties, toxicity, effectiveness, chemical
stability,  and environmental impacts of potential
chemicals.

Keywords: 'Occupational safety and health, 'Petrole-
um industry, 'Fire extinguishing agents, 'Explosions,
'Industrial safety, Flammability, Oil recovery, Gas pro-
duction, Halons, Environmental engineering. Research
and  development,  Environmental chemical  substi-
tutes, Toxicity, Industrial medicine, Halohydrocarbons,
Extinguishing,  Flooding,   Confined   environments,
•Halon 1301.
 PB92-206481/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Chemical and  Physical Properties of Emissions
 from Kuwait Oil Fires.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Atmospheric  Research and Exposure As-
 sessment Lab.
 R. Stevens, J. Pinto, Y. Mamane, J. Ondov, and M.
 Abdulraheem. 1992.20p EPA/600/A-92/148
 Presented at the International Conference on Environ-
 mental Quality and Ecosystem Stability (5th), Jerusa-
 lem, Israel, June 22 24,1992. Prepared in cooperation
 with Maryland Univ., College Park. Dept. of Chemistry,
 Kuwait Environmental Protection DepL, National Aero-
 nautics and  Space Administration,  Hampton,  VA.
 Langley Research Center, and ManTech Environmen-
 tal Technology, Inc.. Research Triangle

 After the Iraqi retreat from Kuwait in 1991, airborne
 sampling was conducted in the oil fire plumes near
 Kuwait City and ground-level samples were taken of
 the air within the city. For the airborne sampling, a ver-
 satile air pollution sampler was used to determine the
 SCX2).  elemental  concentrations, the aerosol mass
 loadings and SO4(2-)  and  NO3(1-)  concentrations.
 Striking differences  between  the black  and white
 plumes were associated with high concentrations of
 NaCI and CaCI(2)  measured in the white plumes and
 large numbers of  carbon chain agglomerates in the
 black plumes. For the ground-based measurements,
 an annular denuder system was  used to determine
 levels of SO(2), SO4(2-), trace elements, and mass
 loadings. Certain pollutant levels rose in the city during
 inversion conditions, when  winds were too weak to
 continue moving the combustion products directly to
 the Persian Gulf, and the increased levels of Pb and
 certain  trace elements were comparable to those in
 other large urban areas in Europe.

 Keywords: 'Fires, 'Oil  wells,  'Soot,  'Air pollution,
 •Kuwait, 'Combustion products, 'Plumes, 'Smoke, Air
 pollution monitoring, Sulfur  dioxide, Sulfur ions, Ni-
 trates, Chlorides, Heavy metals. Environmental trans-
 port.
 PB92-206499/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
 Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test
 Particulat* and Organic Emissions  from a Third
 World Residential Combustion Process. Ill Evalua-
 tion of a Potential Technique for the Control of
 Emissions from the Indoor, Open Hearth Combus-
 tion of Coal. Rept. for Jul 91-Feb 92.
 Acurex Corp.. Research Triangle Park, NC.
 C. C. Lutes. J. V. Ryan, D. B. Harris, and  R. S.
 Chapman. 1992,25p EPA/600/A-92/149
 Contract EPA-68-DO-0141
 See also PB90-238502 and PB-293 795. Presented at
 the Air and Waste Management Association Meeting,
 Kansas City, MO., June 1992. Sponsored by Environ-
 mental  Protection Agency, Research  Triangle  Park,
 NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.

The paper reports controlled full-scale laboratory stud-
ies designed to determine if clay addition holds prom-
ise as a technique to control emissions from higher
PB92-206S07/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
Physical Property Data on Fluonnated Propanes
and Butanes as CFC and HCFC Alternatives. Rept.
for Aug 88-Jun 91
Clemson Univ., SC. Dept of Chemistry and Geology.
A. L Beyertein, 0.0. DesMarteau, S. L. Hwang, N. 0.
Smith, and P. Joyner. 1992.12p EPA/600/A-92/150
GrantEPA-R-815134
Presented at the International Conference on CFC and
Halon Alternatives, Baltimore, MD., December 3-5,
1991. Prepared in cooperation with Electric Power Re-
search Inst, Palo Alto, CA. Sponsored by Environmen-
tal Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC. Air
and Energy Engineering Research Lab.

The paper discusses results of the measurement and
estimation of the physical properties of fluorinated pro-
pane derivatives as second generation alternatives for
currently used CFC and HCFC chemicals. One fluorin-
ated ether was also studied. A total of 22 compounds
were investigated with boiling points of -34.6 to 76.7 C.
The measured properties presented for these  com-
pounds are: melting point, boiling point, vapor pressure
below the boiling  point, heat of vaporization, critical
properties (temperature, density, and pressure),  liquid
densities, and liquid-phase heat capacities. Measured
vapor pressures are reported from below the boiling
point to the critical point for two of these compounds:
CF3OCF2H (b.p.  =  34.6 C and Tc = 80.7 C) and
CF3CHFCF2H (b.p. = 6.5 C and Tc = 141.1 C). Vapor
pressures and liquid-phase densities were also meas-
ured for CFC-12 in order to judge the accuracy of the
experimental  methods  used.  The measured vapor
pressures were also compared with vapor pressures
estimated using modified corresponding states meth-
ods to evaluate the accuracy of the estimation meth-
ods.

Keywords: 'Fluorohydrocarbons, 'Halohydrocarbons,
'Air pollution control, 'Substitutes, •Thermodynamic
properties,   'Physicochemical   properties.  Boiling
points. Melting points, Vapor pressure, Specific heat,
Density(Mass/Volume).  Critical   temperature.   Pro-
panes, Ethers.
PB92-206S15/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
Research and Development for Total-Flood Halon
1301 Replacements for Oil  and Gas Production
Facilities. Rept. for Oct 90-Aug 91.
New Mexico Engineering Research Inst., Albuquerque.
S. R. Skaggs, E. Heinonen, R. E. Tapscott, and N. D.
Smith. 1991,9p EPA/600/A-92/151
Grant EPA-R-817774
Presented at the International CFC and Halon Alterna-
tives  Conference,  Baltimore,  MD.,  December 3-5,
1991.  Sponsored  by Environmental  Protection
Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC. Air and Energy
Engineering Research Lab.

The paper describes an effort to evaluate selected ha-
locarbons  as alternative total-flood fire and explosion
protection agents for Alaskan North Slope petroleum
PB92-206523/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Advanced  Emissions  Speciation Methodologies
for the Auto/Oil  Air  Quality  Improvement Re-
search Program. 2. Aldehydes, Ketones, and Alco-
hols. SAE technical paper series.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Atmospheric  Research and Exposure As-
sessment Lab.
S. J. Swarin, J. F. Loo, E.  Chladek, M. S. Drouillard, and
S. B. Tejada. C1992,12p  EPA/600/A-92/152
See also PB92-166784. Presented at the international
Congress and Exposition, Detroit, Ml., February 24-28,
1992.  Prepared  in cooperation with General Motors
Research Labs., Warren. Ml., Ford Motor Co.,  Dear-
bom, Ml. Scientific and Research Lab., and Society of
Automotive Engineers, Inc., Warrendale, PA.

Analytical methods for  determining individual  alde-
hyde, ketone, and alcohol emissions from gasoline-,
methanol-, and variable-fueled vehicles are described.
These methods were used in the Auto/Oil Air Quality
Improvement Research  Program to provide emission
data for comparison of  individual reformulated  fuels,
individual vehicles, and  for air modeling studies. The
emission samples are collected in impingers which
contain either 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazine solution for
the aldehydes and ketones or deionized water for the
alcohols. Subsequent analyses by liquid chromatogra-
phy for the  aldehydes and ketones and gas chroma-
tography for the alcohols utilized auto injectors and
computerized data systems which permit high sample
throughput  with minimal operator intervention. The
quality control procedures developed and interlabora-
tory comparisons conducted as  part of the program
are also described. (Copyright  (c) 1992  Society of
Automotive  Engineers, Inc.)

Keywords: 'Air pollution detection, 'Air quality, 'Ex-
haust emissions, 'Air pollution sampling, 'Gas analy-
sis, Chromatographic analysis,  Sample  preparation,
Standards, Calibrating, Quality control, Methanol, Gas-
oline, Quality assurance, Interlaboratory comparisons,
Alcohols, Aldehydes, Ketones,  Air pollution  abate-
ment, Alcohol fuels, Fuel substitution, Reprints, 'Auto/
Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program, Com-
puter aided  analysis, High performance liquid chroma-
tography.
PB92-206531/REB                PC A02/MF A01
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Health Ef-
fects Research on Drinking Water Contaminants.
Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research Triangle
Park, NC.
F. S. Hauchman. 1992, 7p EPA/600/A-92/153
SeealsoPB83-191262.

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Health
Effects Research Laboratory (HERL) provides chemi-
cal-specific data and scientific methods that are used
by the EPA Office of Water in the development of regu-
lations required by the Safe Drinking Water Act. To de-
termine the chemical and  microbial  contaminants in
drinking water that are of greatest public health con-
cern, HERL conducts hazard identification and dose-
response  research in humans,  animals, and in vitro.
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HERL conducts studies  on pharmacokinetics and
mechanisms of action to facilitate the extrapolation of
toxicity data from animals to humans. Characterization
of the risks associated with human exposure to con-
taminants in drinking water involves a multi-laboratory/
office effort to incorporate  information  on hazard,
dose-response, and exposure into chemical and mi-
crobial risk models. The many uncertainties in the un-
derlying health effects data base and in  the models
used for assessing chemical am) microbial risks high-
light the need for a strong drinking water health re-
search program in the years to come.

Keywords: *Potable  water, 'Chemical water polluU
ants, 'Aquatic microbiology, Health hazards, Humans,
Risk  assessment, Disinfection, Toxicology, Carcino-
gens, Mutagens, Pharmacokinetics.
PB92-206549/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Developmental Neurotoxicology of Polychlorinat-
ed Biphenyls and Related Compounds.
Health  Effects Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC. Neurotoxicology Div.
H. A. Tilson, and G. J. Harry. 1992,36p EPA/600/A-
92/154
Prepared in cooperation with National Inst. of Environ-
mental Health Sciences, Research Triangle Park, NC.

Polychlorinated biphenyls are stable, lipqphilic industri-
al compounds that  are present in residue levels in
human tissue, wildlife and freshwater sediment. They
are toxic and are known to pass the placenta and in-
toxicate the fetus. Two large outbreaks of poisoning
have occurred in Asia and women pregnant at or after
the exposures had children who were developmental^
impaired. Laboratory experiments in rhesus monkeys
and rodents designed to assess neural or develop-
mental neurotpxic effects show altered activity levels,
impaired learning, and delayed ontogeny of reflexes.
Children exposed transplacentally to PCBs  in North
America have been reported to display hypotonia and
hyporeflexia at birth, delay in psychomotor develop-
ment at 6 and 12 months of age and poorer visual rec-
ognition at  7 months. PCBs appear to be developmen-
tal neurotoxicants in both humans and animals and
may pose a significant health risk, particularly to preg-
nant women and their offspring.

Keywords:  'Polychlorobiphenyl compounds, 'Toxicol-
ogy, 'Nervous system, 'Teratogenic compounds, Ani-
mals, Humans, Health hazards, Environmental pollut-
ants, Maternal-fetal exchange, Psychomotor perform-
ance.
PB92-206556/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Approach to the Design of Nonmutagenic Azo
Dyes: Analogues of the Mutagen 4-Amino-3-Meth-
oxyazobenzene (Chapter 4). Book chapter.
Health Effects Research  Lab.,  Research Triangle
Park, NC. Genetic Toxicology Div.
H. S. Freeman, J. F. Esancy, and L. D. Claxton. 1992,
20p EPA/600/A-92/155
Pub. in Colour Chemistry: The Design and Synthesis of
Organic Dyes and Pigments, pS5-115 Jut 91. See also
PB90^245457. Prepared in  cooperation with North
Carolina State Univ. at Raleigh. Dept. of Textile Engi-
neering, Chemistry, and Science.

The series of analogs of the known mutagen 4-amino-
3-methoxyazobenzene has been synthesized in which
the size of the alkoxy group has been varied to deter-
mine the effect of this kind of alteration on the mutage-
nicity  of the parent dye molecule. It has been found
that the dyes containing the larger alkoxy  group are
significantly less mutagenic than their lower homologs.
In addition, the contribution of the reductive-cleavage
products to the mutagenicity of the parent  dye mole-
cules was also investigated. The results of the aspect
of the study indicate that mutagenicity of an azo dye, in
that some of the dyes are potent mutagens but their
reductive-cleavage products are either nonmutagenic
or very weakly active  in the standard Ames assay.

Keywords: 'Azo dyes, 'Mutagens, Chemical reactions,
Mutagenicity tests, Alkoxy compounds, Carcinogens,
Textile finishing.  Nuclear  magnetic resonance, Re-
prints.
 PB92-206564/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Robert S. Ken- Environmental Research Lab., Ada,
 OK.
New Two-Phase Flow and Transport Model with
Interphase Mass Exchange. Symposium paper.
Vermont  Univ., Burlington.  Coll.  of Engineering  and
Mathematics.
J. F. Guarnaccia, and G. F. Pinder. 1992,11 p EPA/
600/A-92/156
Grant EPA-R-818955
Pub. in Computational Mechanics Publications, Mathe-
matical Modeling in  Water  Resources,  v2  p281-288
Jun 92. Prepared in copperation with Colorado Univ. at
Denver, Wyoming Univ., Laramie, and  Notre  Dame
Univ., IN. Sponsored by Robert S. Kerr Environmental
Research Lab., Ada, OK.

The focus of the numerical  investigation is on model-
ling  the  emplacement  and  subsequent   removal,
through  dissolution, of  a  Denser-than-water  Non-
Aqueous Phase Liquid (DNAPL) in a saturated ground-
water system. Specifically the model must address two
flow and  transport regimes. First is the emplacement
of DNAPL  in the subsurface. Here two-phase  flow
dominates as the DNAPL  displaces the water.  The
second flow and transport regime involves the dissolu-
tion of the immobile residual through interphase mass
exchange and transport of the dissolved contaminant
in the water phase. Numerical simulation of the prob-
lem is computationally intensive involving the iterative
simultaneous solution of coupled nonlinear partial dif-
ferential equations over fine  time and space discretiza-
tions. The paper presents an overview of the equation
development including  the constitutive relations  nec-
essary to describe DNAPL  emplacement (hysteresis)
and dissolution (kinetic  mass  exchange),  and de-
scribes an  efficient  collocation based parallel algo-
rithm to  solve the governing equations. In addition,
model results are reported.

Keywords:  'Ground water, 'Water pollution, 'Two
phase flow, 'Mathematical  models, Water resources,
Collocation, Contamination, Computerized simulation,
Algorithms, Parallel processing. Reprints.
PB92-206572/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research Lab., Ada,
OK.
Parallel Groundwater  Computations Using  PVM.
Symposium paper.
Vermont  Univ.,  Burlington. Coll.  of Engineering and
Mathematics.
M. J. Eppstein, J. F. Guarnaccia, and D. E. Dougherty.
1992,11 p EPA/600/A-92/157
Grant EPA-R-818955
Pub. in Computational  Mechanics Publications, Nu-
merical Methods in Water Resources, v1 p713-720
Jun 92. Prepared in cooperation with Colorado Univ. at
Denver, Wyoming Univ., Laramie, and Notre Dame
Univ., IN. Sponsored by Robert S. Kerr Environmental
Research Lab., Ada, OK.

Parallel Virtual Machine (PVM) is a software tool  to
allow  concurrent  computing   on  heterogeneous
networked computers via Unix sockets using UPD da-
tagrams.  Applications programmers exploit multipro-
cessing by explicit high-level C or FORTRAN calls to
interprocessor communication routines, as in a Porta-
ble Instrumented Communication Library (PICL) or the
compilers of MIMD vendors. These capabilities allow
unused cycles in a network to be utilized and parallel
implementations of applications to be developed and
tested. The paper reports an implementation  of a
PVM-FORTRAN code for two-phase flow in porous
media using PVM on both homogeneous and hetero-
geneous processor networks. Each processor runs the
same source code asynchronously using the single-
program-multiple-data (SPMD) approach and synchro-
nizes at convergence tests.

Keywords:  'Ground water,  'Computation,  Multipro-
cessing,  Concurrent  processing,  Software  tools,
UNIX(Operating system), Interprocessor communica-
tion, Computer applications, Two phase flow, Porous
materials, Mathematical models,  Algorithms, Reprints,
*PVM(Parallel Virtual Machine).
 PB92-206580/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
 Data Logging Systems for Monitoring Long-Term
 Radon  Mitigation  Experimental  Programs  in
 Schools and Other Large Buildings.
 Southern Research Inst., Birmingham, AL.
 D. B. Harris, and B. E. Pyle. 1992,11 p EPA/600/A-92/
 158
 Grant EPA-R-818413
See  also  DE89016676, PB89-167480  and  PB92-
115369. Presented at the Air and Waste Management
Association National Meeting, Kansas City, MO., June
1992.  Sponsored   by  Environmental   Protection
Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC. Air and Energy
Engineering Research Lab.

The paper discusses data logging systems for monitor-
ing long-term radon mitigation experimental programs
in schools and other large buildings. Several mitigation
systems have been installed in schools as part of a
mitigation research program  conducted by the U.S.
EPA. Each  installation has  several parameters that
need to be monitored continuously to allow evaluation
of system operation. Several data logging systems are
described, including custom and commercial  units.
Wired and wireless coupling of sensors and logger, as
well as on-site and remote access to the data, is also
discussed. Data from several projects are presented.

Keywords: 'Radon, 'Radiation monitors, 'Mitigation,
'Buildings, 'Air pollution control, Indoor air pollution,
School  buildings,  Long  term effects,  Performance
evaluation, Data recording, Stationary sources, Air pol-
lution monitors.
PB92-206598/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test
Particulate and Organic Emissions from a Third
World Residential Combustion Process. 1. Facility
Description and Results of Tests of Three Rural
China Residential Coals, a U.S. Coal, and Wood.
Acurex Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
D. B. Harris, D. F. Natschke, R. S. Chapman, and J. L.
Mumford. 1992,13p EPA/600/A-92/159
Contract EPA-68-02-4201
See also  PB90-126004. Presented  at the Air and
Waste  Management Association  Annual  Meeting,
Kansas City, MO.,  June 1992. Sponsored by Environ-
mental  Protection Agency, Research Triangle  Park,
NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.

The paper gives results of a series of 12 tests for 3
coals from a rural area of China with  abnormally high
lung cancer rates, a U.S. coal, and pine wood fuel. It
also discusses a residential combustion simulator, built
at EPA's Research Triangle  Park, NC, facility to con-
duct emission tests of residential fuels in a facility de-
signed for the acquisition of samples for chemical and
biological analysis. The facility includes a 2.5 by  3.0 m
bum hut (containing a 30 by 30 cm fire pit) located next
to an instrumentation and control building. Air samples
can be taken inside the burn hut or from an  insulated
duct pulling samples from the center of the hut through
the control building. Additional sampling systems, such
as continuous emission monitors or laboratory  grade
chemical analyzers, can be easily added either  in the
instrumentation  building or by parking a mobile labora-
tory next to the facility.

Keywords: 'Air  pollution  sampling, 'Combustion effi-
ciency,  'Air pollution detection,  'Bioassay, 'Fuels,
Sample  preparation,  Mutagens,  Pulmonary  neo-
plasms, Respiratory diseases, Mass spectroscopy,
Gas   chromatography,   Exposure,   Pine  wood,
Concentration(Composition),   Gas   analysis,   Coal,
United   States,   China,   Toxicity,   Xuan   Wei
County(Yunnan), Yunnan Province(Peoples  Republic
of China).
 PB92-206606/REB                PC A03/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
 Characterization of Condensible and Semivolatile
 Organic Materials  from Boise Woodstove  Sam-
 ples. Rept. for Sep 86-Jun 90.
 Radian Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
 R. S. Steiber, R. C. McCrillis, J. A. Dorsey, and R. G.
 Merrill. 1992,22p EPA/600/A-92/160
 Contract EPA-68-DO-0140
 See also PB-293 795 and PB90-225863. Presented at
 the  Air and Waste Management Association Annual
 Meeting, Kansas City, MO., June 1992. Sponsored by
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.

 The paper gives results from woodstove source and
 ambient sampling in Boise, ID. Data are presented for
 the total chromatographable organic, gravimetric, and
 gas chromatograph/mass spectrometric  analyses of
 the  volatile,  semi-volatile,  and condensible organic
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fractions from XAD-2 and filter catches. The samples
analyzed were obtained in woodstove chimneys and in
ambient locations representing the background, a resi-
dential area impacted by woodsmoke, and an urban
area impacted by vehicular emissions. Included in the
source emissions analysis are samples obtained in a
laboratory setting as well as samples collected from
houses in the field. Bioassay results on the laboratory
samples are also presented. The Boise study was a
multi-disciplinary, cross-EPA laboratory effort to appor-
tion sources of mutagenicity in ambient emissions in a
woodsmoke-impacted area.

 Keywords: * Air pollution sampling, *Air pollution detec-
 tion, 'Gas analysis, 'Wood burning appliances, 'Or-
 ganic compounds,  Stoves,  Combustion products,
 Concentration(Composition). Mutagens, Idaho, Bioas-
 say, Chromatographic analysis,  Mass spectroscopy,
 Pollution sources, Gravimetric  analysis, Boise(ldaho).
 PB92-206614/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
 Surface-Coating-Free Materials and Reduction of
 VCX: Emissions from Coating Operations. Rept for
 Dec90-Jul91.
 Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
 M. Kosusko, C. M. Northeim, and M. W. Moore. 1992,
 14p EPA/600/A-92/161
 Grant EPA-R-815169
 See also PB89-151419,  PB91-119669 and  PB91-
 206235.  Presented  at the Annual Meeting, AWMA
 (84th), Kansas City, MO., June  21-26, 1992. Spon-
 sored by Environmental Protection Agency, Research
 Triangle  Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Re-
 search Lab.

 The paper discusses results of a July 1991 workshop,
 cosponsored by EPA and RTI, to explore the concept
 of surface-coating-free materials  (SCFMs) and to dis-
 cuss their use as a means of reducing volatile organic
 compound (VOC) and air toxic emissions from surface
 coating operations. Technical papers were presented
 by representatives of industries that currently use or
 are developing SCFMs. Paper topics included archi-
 tectural products, uncoated metals, plastic materials
 and films, high-temperature materials, and regulatory
 perspectives. Small group discussions followed which
 focused on identifying and developing research con-
 cepts that could expand the  use of SCFMs.  (NOTE:
 Surface  coating operations  are a  large potential
 source of VOC emissions. Emissions occur during ini-
 tial coating, as well as each time  a surface is stripped
 and recoated.

 Keywords: 'Coatings,  'Reduction. 'Volatile  organic
 compounds,  'Air pollution control, 'Meetings, Metals,
 Plastics,  Construction,  Surfaces,  Emission,  Oper-
 ations, High temperature, Rims.
 PB92-206622/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
 Corona Destruction: An Innovative Control Tech-
 nology for VOCs and Air Toxics. Rept. for Oct 90-
 Mar91.
 Acurex Corp., Research Triangle Paris, NC.
 C. M. Nunez, G. H. Ramsey, W. H. Ponder, J. H.
 Abbott, and L E. Hamel. 1992.17p EPA/600/A-92/
 162
 Contract EPA-68-DO-0141
 See also PB92-135904. Presented at the Air and
 Waste  Management  Association  Annual  Meeting,
 Kansas City, MO., June 1992. Sponsored by Environ-
 mental  Protection  Agency,  Research  Triangle Park,
 NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.

 The research effort in corona destruction of volatile or-
 ganic compounds  (VOCs) and air toxics has  shown
 significant promise for providing a valuable contribu-
 tion to critical EPA and national goals of attaining the
 ozone standard in more  than 100  non-attainment
 areas nationwide and reducing the health effects asso-
 ciated with exposures to hazardous air pollutants. The
 corona  destruction technology could be especially
 useful in future years in helping industry meet the re-
 sidual risk requirements of the Clean Air Act of 1990.
 Since 1988, EPA's Air and Energy Engineering Re-
 search Laboratory has conducted research in the area
 of corona destruction of VOCs and  air toxics. The
 emerging concern for excessive concentrations of am-
 bient ozone, for which many VOCs are precursors, the
 need to develop  technology to control low concentra-
tion streams, and the economic advantages of ambi-
ent temperature operation provided impetus for the
work on high intensity corona reactor devices. The pur-
pose of the work is to develop an  industrial  scale
corona reactor capable of efficiently  and cost-effec-
tively destroying VOCs and air toxics at ambient tem-
perature and pressure. The work and results to date
leading to the demonstration of the corona destruction
process at pilot scale are presented in the paper.

Keywords: 'Ozone, 'Electric corona, 'Volatile organic
compounds, 'Air pollution control equipment Technol-
ogy assessment, Toluene, Halohydrocarbons,  Toxic
materials, 'Corona destruction.
PB92-206879/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Illinois Lake Management Program Act Adminis-
trative Framework Plan. Final rept
Illinois State Environmental Protection Agency, Spring-
field. Div. of Water Pollution Control.
Jun 92,143p IEPA/WPC/91-212
Prepared in cooperation with Illinois Dept. of Conser-
vation, Springfield, Illinois Dept of Agriculture, Spring-
field, Illinois State Dept. of Transportation, Springfield,
and Illinois Dept of Energy and Natural Resources,
Springfield.

The Administrative Framework Plan (AFP), developed
pursuant to the Illinois Lake Management Program Act
(PA 86-939), outlines a number of program goals and
objectives designed to enhance, restore and protect Il-
linois' inland lake resources. In order to reach these
goals, the AFP incorporates four major comprehensive
lake management program components that include
public education, technical assistance, monitoring/re-
search, and financial incentives.

Keywords: 'Management planning, 'Lakes, 'Pollution
control, 'Illinois, Education, Statutes, Technical assist-
ance, Monitoring, Water pollution, Surveys, Financial
management, Recreation, Questionnaires, Lake Man-
agement Program Act(lllinois), Nonpoint source.
PB92-206895/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Evaluation of Personal Cooling Devices for Dioxin
Ctean-Up Operation.
Little (Arthur D.), Inc., Cambridge, MA.
W. T. Lawrence, and R. F. Goldman. 7 Sep 88,84p
EPA/600/R-92/137
Contract EPA-66-03-3293
See also PB86-236122 and PB86-176344. Prepared in
cooperation with Multi-Tech, Inc., Natick,  MA. Spon-
sored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati,
OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

The study investigated the use of personal coolers to
increase worker productivity and safety while working
at elevated, ambient temperatures cleaning up dioxin
contaminated soil. The study included laboratory tests
to measure the thermal characteristics of the chemical
protective clothing worn  and the performance of ice
vest and  vortex personal coolers. In addition,  field
tests were conducted at a dioxin clean-up site to evalu-
ate the performance of these two  types of personal
coolers. The use of personal coolers was found to be
an effective method of reducing the risk of heat stress.
In addition, workers were able to work continuously in
hot weather without following the procedure normally
used to decrease heat stress, i.e., working one  hour
followed by one hour of resting. Both types of personal
coolers were acceptable for the task being performed.

Keywords:   'Dioxin,    'Protective   equipment,
Graphs(Charts). Soil contamination, Field tests. Body
temperature. Occupational exposure,  'Personal cool-
ing devices, 'Superfund sites. Ice vests, Vortex cool-
ers.
PB92-207166/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Characterization of Municipal Solid Waste in the
United States: 1992 Update. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Jul 92,135p EPA/530/R-92/019

The report is the most recent in a series of reports re-
leased by EPA to characterize municipal solid waste in
the United States. It characterizes the national waste
stream based on data through 1990 and includes infor-
mation on: MSW generation from  1960 - 1990; MSW
management (recovery for recycling and composting,
combustion, and landfilling) from 1960 to 1990; char-
acterizing MSW by volume as well as by weight; pro-
jections for MSW generation to the year 2000; projec-
tions for MSW combustion through 2000; and projec-
tions (presented in 3 recovery scenarios) for materials
recovery for recycling and composting through 2000.

Keywords:  'Solid  waste disposal,  'Municipalities,
'United States, Waste management, Recycling, Earth
fills,  Composts, Combustion, Paper, Glass,  Metals,
Aluminum, Plastics. Grasses, Containers, History, Re-
covery, Food.
PB92-207687/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Acoustic Location of Leaks in Pressurized Under-
ground Petroleum Pipelines.
Vista Research, Inc., Mountain View, CA.
E. G. Eckert, and J. W. Maresca. Aug 92,58p EPA/
600/R-92/143
Contract EPA-68-03-3409
See also DE88008018. Prepared in cooperation with
COM Federal Programs Corp., Fairfax, VA. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH.
Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

The objective of the work was to make an estimate of
the accuracy of locating a leak in a pressurized petro-
leum pipeline, by means of passive acoustic sensors
mounted on the outside wall of the pipeline, as a func-
tion of leak rate and distance between acoustic sen-
sors. While  there are regulatory standards for detec-
tion of leaks in underground pressurized  pipelines,
there are no standards for leak location. For rapid re-
mediation, it would be highly desirable if the leak could
be located within 10% of the length of the pipeline in
the case of a line longer than 30.5 m (100 ft), or within
3.0 m (10 ft) in the case of a line shorter than 30.5 m
(100 ft). This limits the excavation to only a small frac-
tion of the line. As will be shown below, theoretical  es-
timates suggest that the  accuracy of the  proposed
technique should be better than 25 cm. These theoret-
ical estimates, however, assume that the leak signal is
large compared to the noise.

Keywords:  'Acoustic  monitoring,  'Land  pollution,
•Pipelines, 'Leak detectors, 'Crude oil. Underground
storage. Petroleum, Performance evaluation, Pressur-
izing, Graphs(Charts).
PB92-207695/RE8               PC A05/MF A02
No Migration Variances to the Hazardous Waste
Land Disposal Prohibitions: A Guidance Manual
for Petitioners (July 1992). Draft rept.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste.
D. E. Reeves, J. Greenberg,  and L Davies. Jul 92,97p
EPA/530/R-92/023
See also PB89-160006 and PB90-204736.

The draft guidance manual  is intended to assist haz-
ardous waste management  facility owners and opera-
tors who may be considering petitioning the U.S. Envi-
ronmental Protection  Agency (EPA) for  a variance
from land disposal prohibitions at specific sites for spe-
cific wastes. The guidance  manual also provides  the
EPA interpretation and suggested procedures to  im-
plement the regulatory standards and procedures set
out in 40 CFR 268.6. Readers should note that this
guidance document is only a draft, and will be updated
consistent with the final 'No Migration' rule, scheduled
for publication in January 1993.

Keywords:  'Hazardous materials,  'Waste manage-
ment, 'Land pollution abatement,  'Pollution regula-
tions, 'Ground disposal.  Guidelines, Manuals, Stand-
ards compliance, Quality assurance, Waste storage,
Permits, Environmental impact assessments, US EPA,
Hydrology, Site  characterization, Water resources,
Quality control, Resource Conservation and Recovery
Act.
PB92-207703/REB               PC A12/MF A03
Methods for the Determination of Organic Com-
pounds in Drinking Water. Supplement 2.
Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab., Cincinnati,
OH. Chemistry Research Div.
Aug92,270pEPA/600/R-92/129
See also Supplement 1, PB91 -146027.

Eight analytical methods covering 133 organic  con-
taminants which may be present in drinking water or
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drinking water sources are described in detail. These
methods will give the laboratory analyst the capability
to accurately and  precisely determine organic com-
pounds currently regulated in drinking water, designat-
ed for regulation by the Office of Ground Water and
Drinking Water in the near future, or are potential can-
didates for regulatory concern. The only method to de-
termine volatile organic compounds in the manual,
Method 524.2, Revision 4.0, has  24  new  analytes
added to  the method analyte list.  Four of the eight
methods are improvements over older  existing meth-
ods, and employ new analytical techniques, such as
liquid-solid extraction, to improve method performance
and reduce the use of organic solvents. Three of the
methods are new methods for the determination of se-
mivolatile  compounds, one for ozonation disinfection
by-products, one for phenoxyacid herbicides using the
novel approach of in-line extraction/high performance
liquid chromatography (HPLC), and one for nonvolatile
compounds using particle beam HPLC/MS.

Keywords: 'Organic compounds, 'Chemical analysis,
'Water pollution, Regulations, Sources,  Volatile organ-
ic compounds. Solvents, Ozontzation, Disinfection,
Herbicides, Extraction, Liquids, Chromatqgraphic anal-
ysis,  Particle  beams, Byproducts, 'Drinking  water,
Safe Drinking Water Act, Chemicals.
PB92-208206/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, San Francisco, CA.
Region IX.
Alternative Daily Cover Materials for Municipal
Solid Waste Landfills.
PRC Environmental Management, Inc., McLean, VA.
B. Thornton, and L. Mlenar. 1 Jun 92,43p EPA/530/R-
92/024
Contract EPA-68-W9-0041
See  also PB 234 930. Sponsored  by Environmental
Protection Agency, San Francisco, CA. Region IX.

EPA Region 9 conducted a study on alternatives to soil
for the application of daily cover to municipal  solid
waste landfills. Alternate  daily  cover materials can
conserve landfill space and provide cover in areas with
limited access to soil. Applying daily cover to the work-
ing face of municipal solid waste landfills is required by
most States, and is required under EPA's new 40 CFR
Part 258 landfill regulations. This study reviews the
purpose and regulatory requirements for daily cover,
and  the performance, usability,  and cost of approxi-
mately 20 materials, some indigenous (non-commer-
cial) arid some commercial. This report was produced
using information  gathered  through interviews with
users and producers of cover materials and limited ex-
isting literature.

Keywords: 'Earth fills, 'Municipal wastes, 'Coverings,
'Materials, Substitutes, Capping, Pollution regulations,
Performance  evaluation,  Cost  analysis,  Foundry
sands, Soils, Slurries,  Foam, Sludges, Ashes, Com-
posts, Dredged materials, EPA region 9, Geosynthetic
materials, Green waste.
 PB92-209295/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 At the Threshold: A National Consensus Quality
 Systems Standard for Environmental Programs,
 1992.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Quality Assurance Management Staff.
 G. L. Johnson. 1992,11p EPA/600/A-92/163
 See also PB92-143783.

 Since 1989,  efforts have been under way by the
 Energy and Environmental Quality Division to develop
 a national consensus standard for quality systems for
 environmental programs. The proposed  standard,
 ANSI/ASQC E4-19xx, Quality Systems Requirements
 for Environmental  Programs,  has  just  completed  a
 second  ballot and  'Wide Review' as part of ASQC's
 standard-setting process. The initial ballot indicated an
 82% approval rate for the proposed standard. The pro-
 posed standard is also currently  undergoing public
 comment as part of the ANSI review process. Approval
 of E4 by ASQC and ANSI is expected in early 1993.
 The paper is a progress report on the development of
 the proposed standard. As E4 is poised at the thresh-
 old of acceptance as an American National  Standard,
 the next steps will involve the implementation and use
 of the new standard by government and industry.

 Keywords: 'Standards,  'Quality assurance, 'Environ-
 mental pollution, 'Environmental management, Stand-
 ards compliance, Requirements, Hazardous materials,
 Waste management, Radioactive materials. Water pol-
lution standards, Air pollution standards, Land pollu-
tion.  Remedial action,  Environmental  engineering,
Data processing.
PB92-209303/REB                PC A02/MF A01
Principles of Identifying and Characterizing Neur-
otoxicity.
Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC.
R. C. MacPhail. 1992,10p EPA/600/A-92/167
See also PB84-240811. Prepared in cooperation with
North Carolina Univ. at Chapel Hill.

There is currently considerable interest in the neuro-
toxic effects of environmental pollutants. Some of this
interest is due to epidemiological, clinical and laborato-
ry studies showing that the nervous system is a target
for many toxic substances.  Laboratory research in
neurotoxicology can be viewed as haying two distinct
approaches that focus on either the identification or
the characterization of  neurotoxic  substances.  Re-
search on  the identification  of  neurotoxicity deals
mainly with the screening of chemicals for neurotoxi-
city. Research on the characterization of neurotoxicity
deals mainly with efforts to discover the mechanism(s)
of action of  neurotoxic  substances. These two  re-
search approaches  represent critical elements of a
tiered testing approach that could ultimately lead to
more efficient testing protocols and a more compre-
hensive understanding of pollutant-induced neurotoxic
risk in human populations.

Keywords: 'Toxicity, 'Nervous  system, 'Environmen-
tal pollutants.  Humans, Tests, Risk  assessment,
Health hazards, Behavior.
PB92-209311/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Detection   and  Disinfection  of  Pathogens  in
Storm-Generated Flows. Journal article.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
M. L. O'Shea, and R. Field. C1991,12p EPA/600/J-
92/269
Pub. in Canadian Jnl. of Microbiology, v38 n4 p267-
276 Apr 92.

The disease-producing potential of recreational waters
is currently estimated through the use of certain bacte-
rial indicators which are believed to be positively corre-
lated with the presence of human-fecal contamination.
In general, these indicators and their recommended
limiting values have been adopted for use from  exist-
ing standard  methods for  the  analysis of sanitary
wastewater. However, no  bacterial  indicator in use
today exists solely in the feces of man, and not also
elsewhere, e.g., in soils, vegetation, or the feces of in-
sects and/or animals. Stormwater runoff is often rich
in bacteria  originating from these  non-human (and
largely non-disease producing) sources and can con-
tain high  densities of indicator bacteria. Consequently,
for receiving waters containing discharges which origi-
nate primarily from separate storm drainage systems
(and do not contain sanitary wastewater), these indica-
tors are ill-suited to accurately assess the water's dis-
ease-producing capabilities. The paper briefly reviews
the development of current bacterial standards and
evaluates their adoption in the field of Stormwater test-
ing. Until more specific indicators of human pollution
can be adopted, further epidemiological studies to de-
termine  stormwater's actual health risks are recom-
mended. In  conjunction with the bacterial contamina-
tion of storm-generated runoff, its unique disinfection
requirements are discussed. Disinfection practices are
reviewed and their adoption for Stormwater and com-
bined sewer overflow (CSO) is addressed.

Keywords: 'Microorganism control(Water), 'Biological
indicators,  'Storm water runoff, "Water  pollution de-
tection,  'Water pollution control, 'Pathogenic bacte-
ria, Bacteria,  Disinfection,  Water quality.  Combined
sewers,   Overflows,   Standards,   Microorganism
control(Sewage), Reprints.
 PB92-209329/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Health Effects  Research  Lab., Research Triangle
 Park. NC.
 Response of a Human  Bronchial  Epithelial Cell
 Line to Histamine: Intracellular Calcium Changes
 and Extracellular Release of Inflammatory Media-
 tors. Journal article.
 North Carolina Univ. at Chapel Hiil. School of Medi-
 cine.
T. L. Noah, A. M. Paradise, M. C. Madden, K. P.
McKinnon, and R. B. Devlin. c20 Mar 91,11 p EPA/
600/J-92/270
Pub. in American Jnl.  of Respiratory, Cellular and Mo-
lecular Biology, v5 p484-492  1991.  Sponsored  by
Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC.

Epithelial cells are likely to modulate inflammation and
tissue repair in the airways, but the factors responsible
for  these processes  remain  unclear. The authors
therefore investigated the  response  of  an SV-40/
adenovirus-transformed  human bronchial epithelial
cell line (BEAS-2B) to histamine, a  mediator with rel-
evance for airway diseases. The intracellular calcium
response to histamine (0.0001 M) was  measured,
using  Fura-2 and  microspectrpfluorimetry. Histamine
induced a transient increase in intracellular calcium
that originated from intracellular sources; the  effect
was inhibited by the H1 receptor antagonist diphenhyr-
amine, suggesting that BEAS cells  retain  functioning
histamine receptors. BEAS cells were grown to conflu-
ence on microporous, collagen-coated filters, allowing
measurement of vectorial release of  soluble media-
tors. Monolayers exposed to histamine for 30 min  re-
leased interleukin-6 and fibronectin in the apical direc-
tion, in a dose-dependent manner. Little  eicosanoid
production was induced by histamine, either in the
apical or the basolateral direction, although  BEAS
cells constitutively  produced small  amounts of  pros-
taglandin E2 and  15-HETE.  However, these  cells
formed large amounts of eicosanoids in response to
ozone exposure as a positive control.  Comparison of
the data with published reports for human airway epith-
elia in primary culture suggests that the BEAS cell line
is, in a number of respects, a relevant model for the
study  of  airway epithelial responses  to a variety of
stimuli.

Keywords: 'Bronchi, 'Cell line,  'Histamine, 'Calcium,
'Inflammation, "Cytokines, Humans, Epithelium, Viral
cell transformation, Fluorescence  spectrometry,  Di-
phenhydramine,  Fibronectin,   Interleukin-6,  Leuko-
trienes, Eicosanoids, Reprints.
PB92-209337/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Neurotoxicology Div.
Triphenyl    Phosphite-Induced   Ultrastructural
Changes  in  Bovine Adrenomedullary Chromaffin
Cells. Journal article.
Duke Univ. Medical Center, Durham, NC.
J. K. Anderson, B. Veronesi, K. Jones, D. M. Lapadula,
and M. B. Abou-Donia. C1992,12p EPA/600/J-92/271
Pub. in Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, v112
n1  Jan 92. Sponsored by Environmental Protection
Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC. Neurotoxicology
Div.


Primary cultures of bovine adrenomedullary Chromaffin
cells were treated with the phosphorous acid ester, tri-
phenyl  phosphite   (TPP),  and  the  morphological
changes assessed by transmission electron and scan-
ning microscopy. Parallel studies were carried out with
the  cholinergic  compound 0,0-diethyl-4 nitrophenyl
phosphate (paraoxon) and the  delayed neurotoxicant
0,0-diisopropylphosphorofluoridate  (DFP).  Transmis-
sion and scanning electron microscopy revealed that
treatment with both of these organophosphorous com-
pounds did not produce the Ultrastructural effects that
were seen with TPP. Treatment with 100 micromoles
TPP for 4 or 24 hours caused a marked inhibition (90%
relative to controls) of adenosine incorporation. Nei-
ther 100 micromoles paraoxon or 100 micromoles DFP
had an inhibitory effect on incorporation. The  results
support a specific  affect  of the  triphenylphosphite,
TPP, not a general toxic effect of organophosphorous
compounds since the cholinergic agent paraoxon and
the delayed neurotoxic compound DFP did not alter
the cells ultrastructure.


Keywords: 'Adrenal medulla,  'Chromaffin granules,
'Toxicology,  Cultured cells, Cattle. Electron microsco-
py, Paraoxon, Isoflurophate, Nervous system, Adeno-
sine, Adenosine triphosphate, Reprints,  'Triphenyl
phosphite.
 PB92-209345/REB                PC A02/MF A01
 Health  Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research Triangle
 Park, NC.
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 Measurement of  Tyrosine Hydroxylase  Apoen-
 zyme Protein by Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent
 Assay  (ELISA):  Effects  of  1-Methyl-4-Phenyl-
 1,2,3,6-Tetrahydropyridine (MPTP) on Striatal Ty-
 rosine Hydroxylase Activity and Content. Journal
 article.
 Wellcome Research  Labs.,  Research Triangle Park,
 NC.
 J. F. Reinhard, and J. P. O'Callaghan. c1991, 8p EPA/
 600/J-92/272
 Pub. in Analytical Biochemistry, v196 n2 p296-301, 1
 Aug 91. Sponsored by Health Effects Research Lab.,
 Research Triangle Park, NC.

 An enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) has
 been developed for  tyrosine hydroxylase (TH). The
 method uses a polyclonal antibody to trap TH, a mono-
 clonal antibody to bind the immobilized TH, a biotiny-
 lated, antj-mouse immunoglobulin  to bind the mono-
 clonal antibody, and streptavidin covalently coupled to
 horseradish peroxidase  (SA-HRP). The  incubations
 are performed at 37 C and the antigen-antibody com-
 plex  detected colorometrically  following  incubation
 with an HRP substrate. The  method detects less than
 1 ng (16 fmol) of TH and can be performed in 3 hours
 or less on multiples of 96. The high specificity  of the
 assay is attributed to the use of both polyclonal and
 monoclonal antibodies, each of which are specific  for
 TH. Data acquisition and reduction is rapid (10 sec-
 onds/plate) and linked directly to a common desktop
 computer. Levels of TH protein  average 1 ng/micro-
 grams protein in striatum and, following treatment with
 the  neurotoxicant  MPTP (1-methyl-4-phenyl-1,2,3,6-
 tetrahydropyridine), are decreased to a similar extent
 as is catalytic activity. In contrast, MPTP did not alter
 TH nomospecific activity.  The monoamine oxidase B
 inhibitor deprenyl blocked both the decrease in activity
 and the decrease in immunoreactfve protein caused by
 MPTP.

 Keywords: 'Tyrosine  hydroxylase, 'Enzyme-linked im-
 munosorbent  assay,  Corpus striatum, Monoclonal
 antibodies,  Mice,  IgG,   Reagents,  Immunoenzyme
 techniques,  Horseradish peroxidase. Antibody speci-
 ficity, Reprints, 'Methylphenyl tetrahydropyridine.
 PB92-209352/REB               PC A02/MF A01
 Health  Effects Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
 Park,NC.
 Respiratory  Syncytial Virus Infection of Human
 Primary Nasal and Bronchial Epithelial Cell Cul-
 tures and Bronchoatveolar Macrophages. Journal
 article.
 North Carolina Univ. at Chapel HHI.
 S. Becker, J. Soukup, and J. Yankaskas. c1992,7p
 EPA/600/J-92/273
 Contract EPA-68-DO-0110
 Pub. in American Jnl. of Respiratory Cell and Molecu-
 lar Biology. v6 n4 p369-374 Apr 92. Sponsored  by
 Health  Effects Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
 Park,NC.

 In adults, clinical symptoms caused by respiratory syn-
 cytial virus (RSV) are confined to the upper respiratory
 tract white RSV infection in infants frequently causes
 bronchiolitis and pneumonia. The preferential localiza-
 tion of RSV infection to the upper airways may be due
 partially to protective immunity, but may also depend
 on a difference in susceptibility of epithelial cells from
 upper and lower airways, or on antiviral activities of
 bronchoalveotar macrophages (AM). In the study, the
 authors  have  compared the susceptibility of primary
 adult human  nasal epithelium (NE), primary human
 bronchial epithelium (BE), a human bronchial epithelial
 cell line  (8EAS-2B), and adult human AM, to infection
 with RSV. The cell cultures were infected with multi-
 plicities of infection (moi) of 1  and 0.1. Virus release
 into the supernatants was assayed at days 1,2,4, and
 7, and % of virus positive cells determined by immuno-
 fluorescence at the same timepoints. Based on study
 observations, the authors conclude that at least under
 the conditions  of primary culture, both adult human NE
 and BE are highly susceptible to RSV infection; howev-
 er, the NE release more infectious virus than BE. Al-
 though AM are infected  by RSV. virus replication and
 spread by reinfection are restricted in these cells, sug-
 gesting that AM are probably not important in the
 spread of virus, and may play a protective role in RSV
 infection of the bronchoalveolar region of the lung.

 Keywords: 'Alveolar macrophages, 'Bronchi, 'Respi-
 ratory syncytial virus. 'Respiratory infections, Cultured
cells, Epithelium, Humans, Nose(Anatomy), Virus repli-
cation, Reprints.
 PB92-209360/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Health  Effects Research Lab.,  Research  Triangle
 Park, NC.
 Dose-Related Inhibition of Brain and Plasma Cho-
 linesterase in Neonatal and Adult Rats Following
 Sublethat  Organophosphate Exposures.  Journal
 article.
 Northeast Louisiana Univ., Monroe. School of Pharma-
 cy.
 C. N. Pope. C1992,11pEPA/600/J-92/274
 Pub. in Toxicology, v73 n1 p35-43 Mar 92. Sponsored
 by Health Effects Research Lab.,  Research Triangle
 Park, NC.

 Developing mammals are markedly more sensitive to
 acute toxicity from exposure to a variety of organo-
 phosphorus (OP) pesticides. The present study exam-
 ined dose-related inhibition of both brain and plasma
 cholinesterase activity in neonatal and adult rats ex-
 posed to sublethal doses of one of three common OP
 pesticides, methyl parathion, parathion and chlorpyri-
 fos. Effective dose 50 (i.e., £050 or dose which would
 inhibit 50% of the cholinesterase activity) values were
 determined and then correlated with an indicator of
 acute toxicity, the maximal tolerated dose (MTD). It
 was  found that ED50 estimates for both brain and
 plasma cholinesterase correlated highly (r = 0.932-
 0.992) with previously derived MTD values. In no case
 was there a significant difference between in vivo brain
 and plasma cholinesterase sensitivity as expressed by
 ED50 values. The correlation between the extent of
 brain and  plasma  cholinesterase  inhibition across
 doses in neonatal rats was high (r = 0.962-0.975) but
 lower in adults (r = 0.700-0.943). The results suggest
 that in vivo inhibitory potency of the three OPs towards
 either brain or plasma ChE activity is highly correlated
 with sensitivity to  acute toxicity in both neonatal and
 adult rats. Additionally,  under defined experimental
 conditions, plasma ChE  inhibition may be a useful
 quantitative index for the degree of brain cholinester-
 ase inhibition following OP exposures. (Copyright  (c)
 1992 Elsevier Scientific Publishers Ireland Ltd.)

 Keywords: 'Cholinesterase inhibitors,  'Brain, 'Blood,
 •Organophosphate insecticides, Dursban, Regression
 analysis, Methyl parathion, Parathion, In vivo analysis,
 Rats, Newborn animals. Reprints.
 PB92-209378/REB               PC A07/MF A02
 Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
 Reduction Engineering Lab.
 Higher Plant Accumulation of Organic Pollutants
 from Soils. Final rept
 Liverpool Univ. (England).
 R. M. Bell. Jun 92,142p EPA/600/R-92/138
 Grant EPA-R-812845
 See also PB89-120836 and PB91-177071. Sponsored
 by Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH.
 Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

 The purpose of the work was to determine the effect of
 higher plants on sites polluted by  organic chemicals
 and to discuss the potential of using plants as an in situ
 cleanup treatment. The work is based primarily on liter-
 ature review but also includes greenhouse experi-
 ments and field testwork.  It is concerned with the be-
 havior of organic pollutants in the plant-soil  environ-
 ment plant uptake and accumulation of organic pollut-
 ants, and variation in uptake by different plant species
 in different conditions. The literature review  involved
 keyword searches into suitable databases and review
 of over 750 scientific publications for information.
 Within the report greater emphasis was placed on the
 few reports where sufficient details concerning experi-
 mental  methods to make comparisons is provided.
 The greenhouse experiments were undertaken to in-
 vestigate the actual extent of plant uptake of pollutants
 from soils under known environmental conditions. The
 field testwork was undertaken to quantify natural ef-
 fects. The report is not concerned with foodchain ef-
 fects and is not concerned with effects of the pollutant
 on the plant itself.

 Keywords: 'Bioaccumulation, "Land pollution control,
 'Plants(Botany),   'Organic  compounds,  'Remedial
 action. Plant morphology,  Field tests, Soil contamina-
 tion, Soil mechanics. Reviews, Waste disposal, Toxici-
 ty, Farm crops. Root distribution, Root systems, In-situ
 processing, pesticides, Experimental design,  Environ-
 mental effects, Environmental transport, 'Cleanup op-
erations.
 PB92-209386/REB               PC A11/MF A03
 Procedures for Emission Inventory Preparation.
 Volume 4: Mobile Sources.
 Environmental  Protection  Agency, Ann Arbor, Ml.
 Office of Mobile Sources.
 N. Dobie. Jul 92,240p EPA/450/4-81 /026D-REV
 See also PB82-240136.

 The amendments to the Clean Air Act require states to
 develop '...comprehensive, accurate, and current...' in-
 ventories of each pollutant from all sources for every
 non-attainment area, in conjunction with the prepara-
 tion of revised State Implementation Plans (SIPs). To
 assist states in meeting the Clean Air Act requirements
 for emission  inventory development,  EPA has pre-
 pared a five-volume  series that describes in detail
 many of the technical aspects of the inventory proc-
 ess. The document is the fourth volume in the series,
 and it focuses on mobile sources. Specifically the doc-
 ument presents detailed methods that can be used to
 identify sources, estimate emissions, and  establish
 and maintain a useful, current  mobile source emis-
 sions  inventory. Special attention has been given to
 preparing the 1990 SIP inventories. Individual chapters
 present specific methods that should be used to derive
 emission estimates for each of the primary mobile
 source subcategories, which include highway vehicles,
 nonroad sources, aircraft, and locomotives.

 Keywords: 'Mobile  pollutant sources, 'Exhaust emis-
 sions. Air pollution sampling,  Clean Air Act, Locomo-
tives,  Pollution sources, Hydrocarbons, Carbon mon-
oxides,  Nitrogen  oxides,  Motor  vehicles,  Aircraft,
 Ships, 'Emission inventories, MOBILE 4.1 model.
PB92-212976/REB                PC A12/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
Air Emissions from the Treatment of Soils Con-
taminated with Petroleum Fuels  and Other Sub-
stances. Final rept. Jan 91-May 92.
Radian Corp., Austin, TX.
B. Eklund, P. Thompson, A. Inglis, and W. Dulaney. Jul
92,268p EPA/600/R-92/124
Contracts EPA-68-D1-0117, EP"A-68-DO-0125
See also PB92-171925. Sponsored  by Environmental
Protection Agency, Research  Triangle Park, NC.  Air
and Energy Engineering Research Lab.

The  report  summarizes available information on air
emissions from  the treatment of soils contaminated
with fuels. Soils contaminated by leaks or spills of fuel
products, such as gasoline or jet fuel, are a nationwide
concern. Air emissions during remediation are a poten-
tial problem due to the volatile nature of many of the
fuel components and the remediation processes them-
selves, which may promote or result in contaminant
transfer to the vapor phase. Limited information is also
included on air emissions from the treatment of soils
contaminated with hazardous wastes. The report will
allow staff from state and local regulatory agencies, as
well as staff from EPA regional offices, to assess the
options for cleaning up soil contaminated with fuels.
Seven general  remediation  approaches   are  ad-
dressed. For each, information is presented  about the
remediation process, the typical air  emission species
of concern and their release points,  and the available
air emissions data. Control technologies for each ap-
proach are identified and their reported efficiencies are
summarized. Cost data are  given for each  approach
and for its associated control technologies. Emission
factors and other emission estimation procedures for
each remediation approach are presented along with a
brief case study.

Keywords: 'Soil treatment,  'Air pollution, 'Oil spills,
'Land pollution control, Remedial action, Soil contami-
nation, Oil pollution. Emission factors, Volatility, Fossil
fuels. Petroleum products, Hazardous materials. Cost
analysis, 'Cleanup operations.
PB92-2131M/REB                PC A06/MF A02
Peer Review Workshop Report on a Framework
for Ecological Risk Assessment
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Risk Assessment Forum.
Feb 92,112p EPA/625/3-91 /022
See also  PB91-141796. Report on a Peer  Review
Workshop held in Rockville, MD. on May 14-16, 1991.

The framework draft and the workshop were part of a
new EPA program  for developing risk assessment
guidelines for ecological effects. The workshop report
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presents general information on the Rockville Work-
shop, which was chaired by Dr. James Fava of Roy F.
Weston, Inc.  The report  features the chairperson's
summary of the workshop findings and includes a copy
of the framework draft that was the  subject of  the
Rockville peer review. Based on the highly construc-
tive and useful suggestions presented in the chairper-
son's summary, EPA is simplifying and streamlining
the framework draft for publication in fall 1991 as a
step toward future development of EPA guidelines for
ecological risk (ecorisk) assessment.

Keywords:  'Ecology, *Risk assessment,  "Pollution,
'Meetings, Guidelines, Monitoring, Research project,
Verification,   Recommendations,   Flow    charts,
Stresses,  Environmental impacts, Biology, Chemical
properties, Physical properties,  Rockville  workshop,
Framework.
PB92-213206/REB                PC A08/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Facility Pollution Prevention Guide.
Battelle, Columbus, OH.
May 92,154p EPA/600/R-92/088
Contract EPA-68-CO-0003
See also PB87-114328, PB90-220376, PB91-148387
and PB91-233858. Sponsored by Environmental Pro-
tection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engi-
neering Lab.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA)
has developed the Facility Pollution  Prevention Guide
lor those who are interested in and responsible for pol-
lution prevention in  industrial or service facilities.  It
summarizes the benefits of a company-wide pollution
prevention program and suggests ways to incorporate
pollution prevention in company policies and practices.
The Guide describes how to establish a company-wide
pollution prevention program. It outlines procedures
for conducting a preliminary assessment to identify op-
portunities for waste reduction or elimination. Then, it
describes how to use the results of the preassessment
to prioritize areas for derailed assessment, how to use
the detailed assessment to develop pollution preven-
tion options, and how to implement those options that
withstand feasibility  analysis. Methods of evaluating,
adjusting, and maintaining the program are described
Later chapters deal with cost analysis for pollution pre-
vention projects  and with the roles of product design
and energy conservation  in pollution prevention. Ap-
pendices consist of materials that will support the pol-
lution prevention  effort:  assessment  worksheets,
sources of additional information, examples of evalua-
tive methods, and a glossary.

Keywords: 'Pollution abatement, 'Environmental pro-
tection, "Guidelines, 'Waste management, 'Environ-
mental management,  Pollution regulations,  US  EPA,
Environmental impact assessments, Implementation,
Economic analysis, Energy  conservation,  Industrial
wastes. State programs, Education, Natural resources
management. Waste water, Compliance,  Waste mini-
mization, Source reduction, Pollution Prevention Act of
1990.
 PB92-213214/REB               PC A04/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
 Reduction Engineering Lab.
 Horsehead Resource Development Company, Inc.
 Flame Reactor Technology: Applications Analysis
 Report. Rept. for Jun 90-Mar 92.
 PRC Environmental Management, Inc., Chicago, IL.
 K. Partymiller. May 92, 70p EPA/540/A5-91 /005
 Contract EPA-68-CO-0047
 See also PB92-139401 and PB92-505822. Prepared in
 cooperation with Horsehead Resource Development
 Co., Inc., Monaca, PA. Sponsored by Environmental
 Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction En-
 gineering Lab.

 A SITE demonstration of the Horsehead Resource De-
 velopment (HRD) Company, Inc. Flame Reactor Tech-
 nology was conducted in March 1991  at the HRD facili-
 ty in Monaca,  Pennsylvania. For  the demonstration,
 secondary lead smelter soda slag was  treated to
 produce a potentially recyclable  lead-  and zinc-en-
 riched oxide product and a nonhazardous (based on
 the regulatory requirements of the Toxicity Character-
 istic test) effluent slag. The lead and zinc in the oxide
 product were concentrated about threefold from the
 feed concentrations. The effluent slag was determined
 to be nonhazardous based on extraction by the Toxici-
 ty Characteristic Leaching Procedure. Potential wastes
that might be treated include industrial residues, Re-
source Conservation and Recovery Act wastes, Super-
fund wastes, and other  wastes contaminated with
metals and organic wastes.

Keywords: 'Thermal  reactors,  'Materials  recovery,
'Waste treatment, Slags,  Lead(Metal), Zinc, Industrial
wastes, Superfund, Metals, Remedial action, Soil con-
tamination, Performance  evaluation,  Lead oxides,
Case studies, High temperature tests, 'Superfund In-
novative Technology Evaluation Program, 'Horsehead
Resource         Development         Company,
Monaca(Pennsylvania), Resource Conservation  and
Recovery Act, Cleanup operations.
PB92-213222/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban
Airshed  Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide.
Volume 1. Technical Report.
Systems Applications International, San Rafael, CA.
E. L. Carr, J. L. Fieber, and R. C. Kessler. Jun 92, 71 p
EPA/450/4-92/011A
Contract EPA-68-DO-0124
See also PB91-131227 through PB91-131268,  PB86-
245248, PB88-150958,  PB92-108760, PB92-112150
and Volume 2, PB92-213230. Sponsored by Environ-
mental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park,
NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.

The State Implementation Plan (SIP) revisions demon-
strating attainment of the Carbon Monoxide (CO) Na-
tional Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) are re-
quired under the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990.
Urban areawide modeling and intersection modeling
are recommended to address attainment of the CO
NAAQS.  The  Urban  Airshed Model (UAM)  has been
identified as an effective  urban areawide model  for
evaluating emission  control requirements needed to
attain the CO NAAQS. The purpose of the document is
to provide guidance  in the procedures used to apply
the UAM for CO SIP attainment demonstrations.

Keywords: "Carbon monoxide, 'Urban areas, "Air pol-
lution, Disbersing, Atmospheric circulation, Mathemati-
cal models,  State  government, Quality assurance,
Wind(Meteorology),  Emission,   Inventories,   Data
bases, Boundaries, Concentration(Composition), Per-
formance evaluation. Urban airshed model, Clean Air
Act Amendments.
PB92-213230/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban
Airshed  Model for  Areawide Carbon Monoxide.
Volume 2. Appendices.
Systems Applications International, San Rafael, CA.
E. L. Carr, J. L. Fieber, and R. C. Kessler. Jun 92, 58p
EPA/450/4-92/011B
Contract EPA-68-DO-0124
See also Volume 1, PB92-213222. Sponsored by Envi-
ronmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park,
NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.

Contents:  Appendix A: Recommended Modeling Pro-
tocol Contents; Appendix  B: Performance  Measure
Formulations; and Appendix C: Technical Discussion
of UAM Model Inputs with Example Application.

Keywords: 'Carbon monoxide, 'Urban areas, 'Air pol-
lution.  Mathematical models. Government policies,
Guidelines, Regulations, Technology transfer, Legisla-
tion, Air flow, Boundaries,  Meteorology,  Data bases.
Quality assurance. Performance evaluation.
 PB92-213248/REB                PC A03/MF A01
 Interagency Workgroup on  Air Quality Modeling
 (IWAQM) Work Plan Rationale.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
 J. S. Irwin. May 92, 26p EPA/454/R-92/001

 The document presents a status report and workplan
 rationale for the operation of  the Interagency Work-
 group on Air Quality Modeling (IWAQM). The  work-
 group was formed to provide a focus for development
 of technically sound  regional air quality models for reg-
 ulatory assessments of  pollutant source  impacts on
 Federal class I areas. The paper was published in an
 effort to inform the sponsoring Agencies and other in-
 terested parties out IWAQM activities.
Keywords: 'Air pollution control, 'Air quality, 'Mathe-
matical models, "Atmospheric diffusion, Dispersing,
Interagency cooperation, Pollution sources, Regional
analysis, Pollution regulations, Aerosols, Environmen-
tal transport, Meteorology,  Visibility, Aquatic ecosys-
tems, Terrestrial ecosystems, Air water interactions,
Air land interactions.
PB92-213255/REB               PCA11/MFA03
User's Guide for the SYSPOP Program: A PC Ver-
sion of the PRESTO-EPA-POP Operation System.
Version 1.0.
Office of Radiation Programs, Washington. DC.
C. Y. Hung. 1 May 92,228p EPA/400/R-92/003
SeealsoPB88-216106andPB88-216114.

The report describes the PC Version of the PRESTO-
EPA-POP Operating System. This is one of a family of
PRESTO-EPA models that can be used to  calculate
the potential fatal health effects and serious genetic
effects for the general  population downstream of a
low-level radioactive waste (LLW) disposal  site. The
model is also considered to be suitable for the initial
screening of candidate LLW disposal sites.

Keywords:    'Computerized   simulation,    "User
manuals(Computer  programs), 'Radiation  effects,
'Public  health,  Radioactive waste  disposal,  Input/
output  routines, Low level  radioactive wastes, Radi-
ation doses, Health hazards, Environmental transport,
'SYSPOP  program,   'PRESTO-EPA-POP  model,
PRESTO-EPA computer program
PB92-213263/REB               PC A08/MF A02
Production of Acetal, Amino, and Phenolic Resins.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
Jul 92, 151 p EPA/450/3-92/015

The  document provides information obtained on the
manufacturing  processes  of three  formaldehyde-
based resins  - phenolic, amino, and acetal  resins. It
also provides information on  the companies  that
produce these resins and determines  those facilities
that  are  major sources of hazardous air pollutants
(HAP's) based  on their controlled emission data. A
major source  is defined as '...any source or group of
stationary sources located within a contiguous area
and  under common control that emits  or has the po-
tential to emit considering controls, in  the aggregate,
10 tons per year of any HAP or 25 tons per year or
more of any combination  of HAP's'. The  information
reported was  gathered to support the development of
a potential National Emission Standard for Hazardous
Air Pollutants for the  manufacture of these formalde-
hyde-based resins.

Keywords: 'Air pollution standards, 'Industrial wastes,
'Plastics  industry,  'Thermoplastic   resins,  Amino
resins, Acetal resins,  Stationary sources, Air pollution
control, Pollution regulations,  Water pollution control,
Air pollution  sampling, Concentration(Composition),
Tables(Data), Process charting, Polymerization, Phe-
nolic resins, Thermosetting resins, "National  Emission
Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants, Fugitive emis-
sions,  Maximum  Achievable  Control Technology,
Emission inventories.
 PB92-216035/REB                PC A09/MF A02
 Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
 Reduction Engineering Lab.
 Technology Evaluation Report  of Retech,  Inc.,
 Plasma Centrifugal Furnace. Volume 1.
 Science Applications International  Corp.,  San Diego,
 CA.
 Jul 92,190p EPA/540/5-91 /007A
 Contract EPA-68-CO-0048
 See also PB92-216043 and  DE91015815. Sponsored
 by Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH.
 Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

 A demonstration of the Retech, Inc. Plasma Centrifu-
 gal Furnace (PCF) was conducted under the Super-
 fund  Innovative  Technology Evaluation (SITE) Pro-
 gram at the Department of Energy's (DOE's) Compo-
 nent  Development and Integration Facility in  Butte,
 Montana.  The furnace uses heat  generated from  a
 plasma arc to melt and vitrify solid feed material. The
 feed  soil was a mixture of Silver Bow Creek soil and
 10% by weight  No. 2 diesel  oil,  spiked to provide
 28,000 ppm zinc oxide and 1000 ppm hexachloroben-
 zene in the soil/oil  mixture. Pre-treatment  soil and
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 scrubber liquor/ makeup sampling was performed to
 characterize the material inputs to the process. Follow-
 ing treatment, the vitrified soil, scrubber  liquor, and
 stack gas were sampled to determine the technology's
 suitability for use in destroying and immobilizing con-
 taminants in the test soil. The  results from the test
 were used to draw conclusions on the technology. The
 conclusions derived from the test results are present-
 ed.

 Keywords: *Plasma  furnaces, 'Incinerators,  'Waste
 disposal, 'Hazardous materials, Combustion efficien-
 cy. High temperature tests. Air  pollution control, Soil
 treatment, Metals, Land pollution, Montana, Perform-
 ance evaluation, Design criteria. Vitrification, Super-
 fund,  Encapsulation, Technology  utilization, Scrub-
 bers,  Superfund Innovative  Technology  Evaluation
 Program, Retech Incorporated, Principal Organic Haz-
 ardous Constituent, Butte(Montana).
 PB92-216043/REB               PC A15/MF A03
 Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
 Reduction Engineering Lab.
 Technology  Evaluation Report  of Retech,  Inc.,
 Plasma Centrifugal Furnace. Volume 2.
 Science Applications International  Corp.,  San Diego,

 Jul 92,331p EPA/540/5-91 /007B
 Contract EPA-68-CO-0048
 See also PB92-216035. Sponsored by Environmental
 Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction En-
 gineering Lab.

 A demonstration of the Retech, Inc. Plasma Centrifu-
 gal Furnace (PCF) was conducted under the Super-
 fund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation (SITE)  Pro-
 gram at the Department of Energy's (DOE's) Compo-
 nent  Development and Integration Facility  in Butte,
 Montana. The following conclusions were derived from
 the test results: (1) the treated soil did not leach any
 metals at levels above the regulatory limits; (2) the
 process achieved a Destruction and Removal Efficien-
 cy (ORE) of greater than 99.99% for the Principal Or-
 ganic Hazardous Constituent (POHC); (3) the air pollu-
 tion control system did not reduce the level of particu-
 late emissions to below the RCRA limit; (4) a high per-
 centage of the metals fed to the furnace are encapsu-
 lated in  the treated soil; (5) the PCF is advantageous
 over other incinerator technologies in that it can suc-
 cessfully immobilize heavy metals in the slag; howev-
 er, this treatment option can be more expensive than
 conventional  incineration. The report is the second
 volume of the two-volume series. This volume contains
 the appendixes for the demonstration of the plasma
 centrifugal furnace.

 Keywords:  'Plasma furnaces. 'Incinerators, 'Waste
 disposals,  'Hazardous materials, Combustion efficien-
 cy. High temperature tests, Air pollution control, Soil
 treatment. Metals, Performance  evaluation, Vitrifica-
 tion, Superfund, Encapsulation, Technology utilization,
 Scrubbers, Montana, Land pollution, Superfund Inno-
 vative Technology Evaluation  Program, Retech Incor-
 porated, Principal  Organic  Hazardous Constituent,
 Butte(Montana).
 PB92-216886/REB               PC A11/MF A03
 Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab.. Las Vegas,
 NV. Advanced Monitoring Systems Div.
 Handbook of Suggested Practices  for the Design
 and  Installation  of  Ground-Water  Monitoring
 Wells (Revised). Rept. for Jun 85-May 89.
 Bennett and Williams, Inc., Columbus. OH.
 L Alter. T. W. Bennett, G. Hackett, R. J Petty, and J. H
 Lehr. Mar 91,231p EPA/600/4-89/034-REV
 See also PB84-174820 and PB90-159807. Prepared in
 cooperation with Ohio Dept of Natural Resources, Co-
 lumbus. Div. of Groundwater, National Water Well As-
 sociation, Dublin, OH., and Blasland, Bouck and Lee,
 Westerville,  OH. Sponsored  by  Environmental Moni-
 toring Systems Lab., Las Vegas, NV. Advanced Moni-
 toring Systems Div.

 The Handbook of Suggested Practices for the Design
 and Installation of Ground-Water Monitoring Wells is
 intended to assist personnel involved with the design,
 construction, and installation of ground-water monitor-
 ing wetls. The document does not  focus on specific
 regulatory requirements, but instead presents state-of-
 the-art technology that may be applied in diverse hy-
 drogeologic  situations.  The  'Handbook' addresses
field-oriented practices to solve  monitoring well con-
struction problems rather than conceptual or idealized
practices The information in the 'Handbook' is pre-
sented in both matrix and text form. The matrices use a
relative numerical rating scheme to guide the  user
toward appropriate drilling technologies for particular
monitoring situations. The text provides the narrative
overview of the criteria that influence ground-water
monitoring well design and construction in various hy-
drogeologic settings.

Keywords: 'Water pollution sampling, 'Ground water,
'Water wells, Handbooks, Environmental monitoring,
Design criteria. Installing, Hydrogeology, State of the
art, Drilling, Construction, Equipment, Site character-
ization, Environmental transport.
 PB92-216894/REB                PC A08/MF A02
 Environmental Monitoring Systems  Lab., Las Vegas,
 NV
 Characterizing Heterogeneous Wastes: Methods
 and Recommendations (March 26-28,1991).
 Nevada Univ., Las Vegas. Harry Reid Center for Envi-
 ronmental Studies.
 G. L. Rupp, and R. R. Jones. Feb 92,161 p EPA/600/
 R-92/033
 Sponsored  by Environmental  Monitoring  Systems
 Lab., Las Vegas, NV., and  Department of  Energy.
 Washington, DC. Office of Technology Development.

 Sites where the wastes are of large size or varied com-
 position, including landfills and drum dumps, present
 severe difficulties to investigators attempting to collect
 representative samples to facilitate site cleanup deci-
 sions. This document serves as the workshop pro-
 ceedings. It summarizes the study planning tools, sam-
 pling design strategies now in use, identifying the ad-
 vantages and disadvantages of each. Areas that would
 benefit from research or development, or the adoption
 of new approaches, are identified. Regulatory defini-
 tions are augmented with practical working definitions.
 The discussion of the study planning process empha-
 sizes the establishment of reasonable goals and the
 participation of the decision maker, and the technical
 specialists.

 Keywords:  'Hazardous materials. 'Waste manage-
 ment,  'Meetings.  'Remedial action,  'Radioactive
 wastes. Quality assurance, Quality control. Sampling.
 Earth fills,  Waste disposal,  Regulations,  Standards,
 Recommendations, Research and development. Site
 characterization, Chemical compounds, 'Cleanup op-
 erations, 'Heterogeneous wastes.
PB92-216910/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
Feasibility of Including Regional  and Temporal
VOC Emissions Estimates in the EPA Emissions
Trends Report.
Pechan (E.H.) and Associates, Inc., Durham, NC
G. Gschwandtner, W. Barnard, and P. Carlson. Sep 90,
66p EPA/450/4-91 /005A
Contract EPA-68-02-4400
See also PB90-199266 and PB90-200114. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency. Research Trian-
gle Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Stand-
ards.

The report describes the results of Part 1  of a two-part
study. Part 1 was intended to evaluate the feasibility of
developing regional and temporal emission trends for
VOC. Part 2 was to evaluate the feasibility of develop-
ing PM-10 emission  trends, also on a regional basis
These  studies are part  of the  effort underway to im-
prove the national emission trends. Part 2 is presented
in a separate report The study was designed to ac-
count for regional emissions from highway vehicles as
a function of ambient  temperature and Reid Vapor
Pressure (RVP) Also, it was designed to investigate
the sensitivity to emission estimates due to high ambi-
ent temperatures typically associated with high ozone
days

Keywords: 'Volatile  organic compounds, 'Air pollu-
tion, 'Exhaust emissions, 'Motor  vehicles,  'United
States, 'Trends, 'Emission factors,  'Feasibility, Gaso-
line, Volatility, Seasonal variations, Regional  geogra-
phy. Temperature, Air pollution control. Tabies(Data),
Reid Vapor Pressure.
PB92-216928/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park. NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
Recommended Operating Procedure Number 56:
Collection of Gaseous Grab Samples from Com-
bustion Sources for Nitrous Oxide Measurement.
Final rept. Jan-Dec 91.
Acurex Environmental Corp., Research Triangle Park,
NC.
J. V. Ryan, and S. A. Karns. Jul 92,29p EPA/600/R-
92/141
Contract EPA-68-DO-0141
See also PB90-238502. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC. Air
and Energy Engineering Research Lab.

The document is a recommended operating procedure
(ROP), prepared for use in research activities conduct-
ed by EPA's  Air and Energy Engineering Research
Laboratory (AEERL). The procedure applies to the col-
lection of gaseous grab samples from fossil fuel com-
bustion sources for subsequent analysis of nitrous
oxide. The procedure details only the grab  sampling
methodology and associated equipment.

Keywords:   'Air  pollution   sampling.   'Nitrogen
qxide(N2O), 'Combustion products, Sample prepara-
tion,  Continuous  sampling. Fossil fuels, Containers,
Laboratory equipment, Sorbents, Operations, Proce-
dures.
PB92-216936/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
On-Site Engineering Report for the Low-Tempera-
ture Thermal Desorption Pilot-Scale Test on Con-
taminated Soil.
IT Environmental Programs, Inc., Cincinnati, OH.
M. L. Smith, A. Groen, J Hessling, and E Alperin. Jul
92,134p EPA/600/R-92/142
Contract EPA-68-C9-0036
Prepared in cooperation with IT Corp., Knoxville, TN.
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

Performance of the thermal desorption process for re-
moval of organic contaminants, mostly polynuclear ar-
omatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), from soils was evaluat-
ed. The Superfund Site soil tested was a fine sandy
soil contaminated with creosote An optimum operat-
ing temperature of 550 C and an optimum operating
residence time of 10 min, determined from bench stud-
ies, were used in  the pilot-scale desorber.  Contami-
nants  removed  from the soil were captured  or de-
stroyed in the associated air pollution control equip-
ment  Test results showed that greater than 99%  of
the PAHs were removed from the soil. The concentra-
tion of total PAHs averaged 4629 mg/Kg in the pre-
treated soils and were below detection in the post-
treated soils.

Keywords: 'Soil treatment.  "Land pollution control.
'Thermal degradation, 'Desorption, Separation, Aro-
matic polycyclic hydrocarbons, Low temperature tests.
Soil contamination, Superfund, Pollution regulations,
Creosote, Air pollution  control equipment,  Perform-
ance evaluation, Quality assurance,  Quality control.
Soil analysis. Land  disposal  restrictions.  Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act
PB92-216944/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Arsenic and  Mercury Workshop on Removal, Re-
covery, Treatment and Disposal.  Abstract Pro-
ceedings. Held in Alexandria, Virginia on August
17-20,1992.
Science Applications International Corp. Fort Wash-
ington, PA.
R. J. Turner, and J. Labiosa. Aug 92,134p EPA/600/
R-92/105
Contract EPA-68-C8-0062
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

A workshop on removal, recovery, treatment, and dis-
posal of arsenic and mercury wastes was held in Alex-
andria, Virginia on August 17 through 20.  1992. The
goals of the workshop were:  (1) to examine  the chemi-
cal  fundamentals and analytical issues related to  As
and Hg compounds, (2) to disseminate information of
the state of practice in source reduction, in technol-
ogies that recover or remove As and Hg from industrial
wastes, and recycling or reuse processes,  and (3) to
present a discussion of existing and emerging technol-
ogies that treat industrial wastes or contaminated soil
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and water, and the storage and disposal of treated
wastes. The Abstract Proceeding is organized into two
sections:  Session A-Arsenic and Session B-Mercury
and contains extended abstracts of the paper presen-
tations. The abstracts cover papers on fundamentals;
analytical techniques/characterization;  removal, re-
covery and reuse; and treatment, storage, and dispos-
al.

Keywords: 'Meetings, 'Waste management,  'Hazard-
ous materials. Land pollution, Arsenic, Mercury(Metal),
Materials recovery, Waste treatment, Waste  disposal,
Chemical analysis, Water pollution control, Soil treat-
ment, Industrial wastes, Waste utilization. Biological
treatment,  Separation,   Information   dissemination,
Waste recycling,  Remedial action, Chemical  treat-
ment.
PB92-216951/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Workshop: Application  of  Microcosms  for As-
sessing the Risk of Microbial Biotechnology Prod-
ucts.  Held in Hunt Valley, Maryland on  May 19,
1992.
Environmental Research Lab., Gulf Breeze, FL
C. R. Gripe, P. H. Pritchard, and A. M. Stern. May 92,
141pEPA/600/R-92/066

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) de-
velops testing methods to support assessments of the
environmental risks associated  with the release of
microorganisms and microbial pest control agents. Mi-
crocosms may be used as one step in the progression
of product development from laboratory to field experi-
mentation. The utility of microcosms in this process is,
in some measure, dependent on the capacity of the
test system to simulate environmental complexity, and
consequently, to provide  relevant answers to  ques-
tions of environmental  concern that may be  raised by
the regulatory community. The usefulness of current
microcosm systems to evaluate and provide relevant
information on a variety of regulatory endpoints perti-
nent to environmental risk assessment of  microbial
products was examined by workshop participants who
met at Hunt Valley, MD, on January 23-27, 1989 A
total of 14 generic and site-specific microcosms, por-
traying terrestrial and aquatic habitats with varying de-
grees of ecosystem complexity, was examined. The
endpoints of ecological effects and other performance
characteristics were compared for each microcosm
system. Finally, future directions of  microcosm  re-
search that appear to be required to fill gaps  in the
state-of-the-science were recommended.

Keywords: 'Biotechnology, 'Microorganisms, 'Meet-
ings,  Ecology,  Biological  pest control, Risk assess-
ment. Field tests. Aquatic ecosystems, Terrestrial eco-
systems.
 PB92-216969/REB                PC A03/MF A01
 Environmental Protection  Agency,  Cincinnati, OH.
 Center for Environmental Research Information.
 Sequencing Batch Reactors: Summary Report,
 Dynamac Corp., Rockville, MD.
 T. Bartell. Oct 86,28p EPA/625/8-86/011
 See also PB87-146304, PB86-107547,  and  PB85-
 167245.  Sponsored  by Environmental  Protection
 Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Center for Environmental Re-
 search Information.

 The report provides information on Sequencing Batch
 Reactor (SBR), a fill-and-draw activated sludge treat-
 ment system. SBRs are capable  of  handling  all
 wastewaters commonly treated by conventional acti-
 vated sludge plants. The report discusses the process,
 performance, design, currently operating plants, and
 economics  of  SBRs.  Municipal   and  industrial
 wastewaters  have  both  been successfully treated in
 SBR systems The unit processes involved in the SBR
 and conventional activated sludge systems are identi-
 cal. However, there is one important difference. In con-
 ventional plants, the processes are carried out simulta-
 neously in separate tanks; whereas in SBR the proc-
 esses are carried out sequentially in the same tank.

 Keywords: 'Activated sludge process, 'Sewage treat-
 ment, 'Water pollution control.  Aeration,  Municipal
 wastes.  Industrial  waste treatment, Sedimentation,
 Technology  innovation,  Performance   evaluation,
 Design criteria. Operation, Economic analysts, Tanks,
 'Sequencing batch reactors.
PB92-216977/REB                       PC A05
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Cincinnati,  OH.
Center for Environmental Research Information.
Causes and Control of Activated Sludge Bulking
and Foaming. Summary rept.
Dynamac Corp. Rockville, MD.
T. Bartell. 1987,98p EPA/625/8-87/012
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Center for Environmental Research Infor-
mation.

The  reaction of wastewater with biologically active
sludge to remove degradable pollutants from  the
wastewater is a widely  applied treatment technique.
The microscopic organisms  in the sludge metabolize
the degradable constituents  of the waste, utilizing the
products for growth and releasing less noxious byprod-
ucts into the treated water. The activate sludge treat-
ment process consists of two basic unit operations: (1)
aeration, and (2) clarification. The efficiency of  this
process depends upon the satisfactory functioning of
both the biological oxidation  and the solids separation
processes. This report concentrates on two problems
that inhibit satisfactory separation of sludge solids: (1)
bulking, and (2) foaming. The report also discusses
their causes and presents means by  which they may
be controlled.

Keywords: 'Activated sludge process, 'Waste treat-
ment,   'Control   systems.   Systems   engineering,
Sewage treatment, Separation, Microorganisms, Aer-
ation, Clarification, Waste utilization, Revisions, Design
criteria,  Performance  evaluation,  'Sludge  bulking,
'Sludge foaming.
PB92-216985/REB                PC A06/MF A02
Environmental Protection  Agency,  Cincinnati, OH.
Hazardous Waste Engineering Research Lab.
Waste  Minimization  Opportunity  Assessment
Manual.
Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc., Washington, DC.
Jul88, 105p EPA/625/7-88/003
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Hazardous Waste Engineering Research
Lab.

The term,  'waste minimization' is heard increasingly at
meetings and conferences oi individuals working in the
field of hazardous waste management. Waste minimi-
zation is an umbrella term that includes the first two
categories of the EPA's preferred  hazardous waste
management strategy which is shown below: source
reduction: reduce the amount of waste at the source,
through changes in  industrial  processes;  recycling:
reuse and recycle wastes for the original or some other
purpose, such as materials recovery or energy produc-
tion;  incineration/treatment: destroy,  detoxify,  and
neutralize wastes into less  harmful substances;  and
secure land disposal: deposit wastes on land using
volume  reduction, encapsulation, leachate contain-
ment, monitoring, and controlled air and surface/sub-
surface waste releases. In carrying out its program to
encourage the  adoption  of  waste  minimization, the
Hazardous Waste Engineering Research Laboratory
has supported the development of a recommended
procedure for identifying waste minimization applica-
tions. The manual describes that procedure and will be
of  interest to those  responsible for  reducing waste
streams,  and to  those interested  in learning about
waste minimization in general.

Keywords: 'Waste management, 'Hazardous materi-
als, 'Pollution abatement, Manuals, Industrial wastes,
Manufacturing, Waste utilization, Waste recycling, In-
cinerators, Waste disposal,  Ground disposal, Waste
treatment, 'Waste minimization, Source reduction, SIC
20-39, Small systems.
 PB92-217009/REB               PC A04/MF A01
 Mutagenicity of  Emissions  from  the  Simulated
 Open Burning of Scrap Rubber Tires. Final  rept
 Jan 89-May 92.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
 P. M. Lemieux, and D. M. DeMarini Jul 92,54p EPA/
 600/R-92/127
 See also PB90-126004.

 The report describes a follow-up to a small-scale com-
 bustion study to collect, identify, and quantify products
 emitted  during the  simulated  open combustion  of
 scrap tires. The initial study found that total estimated
 emissions of semi-volatile organics ranged from 10 to
 50 g/kg of tire material burned.  Mono- and poly-aro-
matic hydrocarbons were the predominant emission
products identified. The follow-up study subjected the
extracts from the initial study to bioassay-directed frac-
tionation to determine mutagenic potencies of the ex-
tracts. The results from the bioassay studies were then
compared to data from other conventional combustion
sources to indicate the relative potencies of the emis-
sions from uncontrolled burning of tires. The fraction-
ated extracts were then subjected to further gas chro-
matography/mass spectroscopy (GC/MS) anaiysis to
determine the classes of compounds giving the high-
est mutagenic potencies. In addition, a sample from an
actual tire burn  was subjected to the same bioassay
analyses  to determine the relevance of  the  initial
small-scale simulations to actual field samples from a
full-scale tire fire.

Keywords:    'Waste   disposal,   "Air   pollution
effects(Humans), 'Public health, 'Tires, Air pollution
detection, Bioassay, Mutagens, Combustion products,
Gas chromatography, Chemical analysis, Elastomers,
Mass spectroscopy. Extraction, 'Scrap tires.
PB92-217017/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Health Effects  Resaarch  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC. Epidemiology Branch.
Transactions: Tropospheric Ozone and the Envi-
ronment.  Papers  from an International  Confer-
ence.
University of Southern California. Los Angeles. School
of Medicine.
R. L. Berglund, D. R. Lawson, and D. J. McKee. 1991,
22p EPA/600/A-92/164
Contract EPA-68-D8-0017, ARB-A6-202-33
Sponsored by  Health Effects Research Lab.,  Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Epidemiology Branch,  and
California State Air Resources Board, Sacramento.

The question 'Does air pollution cause significant ad-
verse effects in humans'  misses the real health issue.
The more appropriate question is: what role does air
pollution play in causing, promoting, facilitating, and/or
exacerbating the lung disease that  is present in all
adults. The present study is  a first step in the direction
of  inventory, an assessment of  pathologically overt
injury to a key unit of the acinus, the centriacinar region
(CAR). The iungs of 107 of 118 youths (14-25 years of
age), who died in vehicular accidents or were homicide
victims, were suitable for pathologic examination, and
the extent and severity of disease was determined. Of
the 107 youths, 29 (27%) had severe CAR disease as
judged by scores of 5 or more (on a scale of 1-10) for
both severity and extent. The high incidence and se-
verity of CAR disease in  youths is unprecedented and
cannot be attributed  to any single agent. The patho-
genesis is undoubtedly multifactorial, with socioeco-
nomic factor dominant, in particular a suboptimal level
of health care, greater impact of respiratory tract infec-
tions, high levels of air pollution, and heavy smoking
and some illicit drug use. Air pollution is highly suspect
for a substantial contributory role.

Keywords:  'Respiratory  diseases.   'Air  pollution
effects(Humans),  'Epidemiology,  Ozone,  Socioeco-
nomic factors,  Pathology,  Smoking, Bronchitis, Re-
prints, 'Centriacinar Region  disease.
 PB92-217025/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Murine Cytomegalovirus Host Resistance Models.
 Book chapter.
 Health  Effects  Research  Lab., Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Environmental Toxicology Div.
 M J K  Belgrade, and M. J. Daniels. 1992, 30p EPA;
 600/A-92/165
 Pub. in Methods in Immunotoxicology. v2.

 Mouse  Cytomegalovirus (MCMV) is a well developed
 and extremely  useful  and relevant host  resistance
 model for immunotoxicity testing. Rat Cytomegalovirus
 (RCMV) is currently under development and may have
 similar  applications. Cytomegaloviruses are species
 specific; RCMV is a distinct virus from MCMV and both
 are distinct  from  human cytomegalovirus (HCMV).
 However, biologic and biophysical similarities between
 these viruses make the animal viruses good models
 for the human infection. The chapter discusses the ra-
 tionale for using MCMV as a host resistance  model,
 provides some representative data, and gives detailed
 information on methods needed to apply the  model.
 Background on RCMV is also presented along with de-
 tailed methods  (to  the  extent available) for applying
 the RCMV model are also provided.
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Keywords:  'Cytomegaloviruses, 'Immunology,  Neu-
tralization tests, Virus replication, Mice, Animal disease
models,  Natural  killer  cells,  Immunosuppression,
Plaque  assay, Liver,  Cytotoxic T-lymphocytes,  Re-
prints.
PB92-217033/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Measurement of Behavioral Thermoregulation.
Health  Effects Research Lab., Research  Triangle
Park, NC. Neurotoxicology Div.
C. J. Gordon, and R. Refinetti. 1992,34p EPA/600/A-
92/166
Pub. in Methods in Neurosciences, Volume 14: Para-
digms for the Study of Behavior. Prepared in coopera-
tion with College of William  and Mary, Williamsburg,
VA. Dept. of Psychology.

The measurement of thermoregulatory behavior by the
techniques of thermal gradient and operant condition-
ing allows the study of many parameters of the behav-
ioral control of body temperature in particular species
as well as the comparative study of thermo-regulatory
capabilities  of different species. In neuroscience re-
search, these techniques provide a reliable dependent
variable for the investigation of  the action of specific
neurptransmitters and the specificity of particular brain
loci involved in  the regulation of body temperature.
Much of the current knowledge about the neural con-
trol of thermoregulatory behavior has  been  obtained
by using thermal gradients and operant conditioning in
conjunction with systemic and intracerebral injections
of neurotransmitters, local thermal stimulation of brain
regions, and selective destruction of particular brain
sites by electrolytic lesions.

Keywords: 'Body temperature regulation, 'Animal be-
havior.     Species   diversity,   Neuroregulators,
Condrtioning(Leaming), Heat stress. Cold stress.
 PB92-217041/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Use of Visual and Chemosensory Evoked Poten-
 tials in Environmental and Occupational Health.
 Hearth  Effects  Research  Lab., Research  Triangle
 Park, NC. Human Studies Div.
 D. A. Otto, and H. K. Hudnell. 3 Feb 92,38p EPA/600/
 A-92/168

 The application  of visual  (VEP) and Chemosensory
 evoked potentials (CSEP) in occupational and environ-
 mental hearth is briefly reviewed. VEPs  have  been
 used extensively in experimental neurotoxicology and
 play an increasing role in human neurotoxicity testing.
 The similarity of VEP waveforms in different species
 renders them  useful for cross-species extrapolation.
 CSEPs. used in conjunction with traditional psycho-
 physical tests and rating scales, offer a promising new
 approach to the study of indoor air pollution.

 Keywords: 'Evoked potentials, 'Environmental health,
 'Occupational safety and health, Visual evoked poten-
 tials, Toxicology, Nervous system. Indoor air pollution,
 Species diversity. Reprints, Chemosensory evoked po-
 tentials.
PB92-217058/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Assessing Toxicity of Organic Chemicals to An-
aerobic Treatment Processes.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
J. C. Young, and H. H. Tabak. Jan 89,14p EPA/600/
A-92/169
See also PB86-135654. Presented at the 1989 TAPPI
Environmental Conference, Orlando, FL., April 17-19,
1989. Prepared in cooperation with Arkansas Univ.,
Fayetteville. Dept. of Civil Engineering.

A screening protocol has been developed to provide a
rapid but dependable and repeatable assessment of
the  effect of toxic organic chemicals on  anaerobic
treatment processes. The protocol provides informa-
tion on the rate limiting biological reactions and the
concentration of toxic chemicals at which changes in
reaction rate take place. General features of the proto-
col include (1) relative ease of use, (2) relatively short
response time-days versus months, (3) low labor re-
quirements, (4) use of conventional techniques, (5) re-
producibility among laboratories, and (6) it builds on
previously developed protocols and procedures. The
screening protocol consists of three steps: STEP I is a
prescreen to identify the range of toxic impact of a
chemical; STEP II is a short-term batch test to identify
the effect of slug doses of chemical and to show which
anaerobic reaction is inhibited first; STEP III is a semi-
continuous culture test to determine the effect of a
gradual buildup of toxicant and to identify concentra-
tions at which specific inhibitory effects take place.
The results indicate the potential for using anaerobic
processes for treating toxic and  hazardous organic
chemicals and provide a basis for anticipating toxic im-
pacts of toxic organic chemicals on anaerobic proc-
esses

Keywords: "Toxicity, 'Organic compounds, Methane,
Graphs(Charts), Anaerobic processes. Tests, Biode-
terioration, Pollutants.
PB92-217066/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Landfill Gas Recovery/Utilization: Options and Ec-
onomics. Rept. for Mar 91-Mar 92.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
S. A. Thorneloe. 1992,20p EPA/600/A-92/170
See also PB92-137520. Presented at the IGT's Con-
ference on Energy from Biomass and  Waste (16th),
Orlando, FL., March 2-6,1992.

The decomposition of landfilled waste results in a gas
which can be a source of  pollution as well as a re-
source. Of the more than 6,000 active municipal solid
waste landfills in the United States (U.S.),  there are
114 landfill gas (LFG) energy projects. This paper de-
scribes the options and economics for LFG utilization,
as well as ongoing research associated with encourag-
ing/facilitating energy recovery from LFG. The health
and environmental concerns are described as well as
the economic, environmental, and energy benefits as-
sociated with LFG utilization. Six case studies are also
provided to illustrate the options for LFG utilization. In
addition, the  results of a recent EPA survey of U.S.
LFG utilization are provided.

Keywords: 'Municipal  wastes, 'Air pollution control,
'Energy sources, 'Gas fuels, 'Methane, Earth  fills,
Energy recovery, Materials recovery, Economic analy-
sis, Global warming, US EPA, Carbon  dioxide, Non-
methane hydrocarbons, Biodeterioration, Case stud-
ies.
PB92-217074/REB                PC A02/MF A01
Municipal Environmental  Research Lab.-Cincinnati,
Edison, NJ. Storm and Combined Sewer Section.
U.S. EPA's Manual of Practice for the Investiga-
tion and Control  of  Cross-Connection Pollution
into Storm Drainage Systems.
Alabama Univ. in Birmingham. Dept. of Civil Engineer-
ing.
R. E. Pitt, and R. Field. 1992,8p EPA/600/A-92/171
Contract EPA-68-C9-0033
Proceedings of the International Conference on Urban
Storm  Drainage (5th).  Sponsored by Municipal Envi-
ronmental  Research  Lab.-Cincinnati,  Edison,   NJ.
Storm and Combined Sewer Section.

Dry-weather flows  discharging  from storm drainage
systems can contribute significant pollutant loadings to
receiving waters. If these loadings are ignored, little im-
provement in  receiving water conditions may occur
with many stormwater control programs. The paper
summarizes the first phase of an EPA sponsored re-
search project to develop a manual to investigate
these connections to assist local governments in iden-
tifying  the magnitude and sources  of cross-connec-
tions in their storm drainage systems.

Keywords: 'Water pollution control, 'Manuals, 'Storm
drains, 'Drainage systems, 'Storm sewers, Outfall
sewers, Pollution sources, Industrial wastes, Sewage,
Waste  water, Household wastes, Oil spills, Irrigation,
Runoff, Urban hydrology, Waste disposal, Dry weath-
er.
PB92-217082/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Hazardous Waste Degradation by Wood Degrad-
ing Fungi.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
J. A. Glaser. 1992,17p EPA/600/A-92/172
Presented at  the International Workshop Biotechnol-
ogy and Biodegradation Proceedings. Lisbon, Portu-
gal, June 19-23,1989.

The persistence and toxicity of many hazardous waste
constituents indicates that the environment has limited
capacity to degrade such materials. The competence
and presence of degrading organisms significantly ef-
fects one's ability to treat and detoxify these hazard-
ous waste chemicals. Competence is often specified
by the ability of the organisms to convert toxic chemi-
cals to non toxic entities and most desirably to carbon
dioxide.  A wood  degrading  fungus,  Phanerochaete
chrysosporium has been investigated to determine its
role as a degrader of toxic waste materials. Due to its
widely recognized ability to degrade lignin, a persistent
biogenic polymer, and the non specific enzyme sys-
tems supporting such activity, it was thought to have
great promise as a toxic waste degrader.

Keywords: 'Hazardous  materials, 'Biodeterioration,
'Biological treatment,  "Waste treatment, Toxic  sub-
stances, Chemical compounds, Fungi, Carbon dioxide,
Lignin, Wood, Microorganisms, Environmental persist-
ence. Detoxification, 'Phanerochaete chrysosporium.
PB92-217090/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Comparison of the Incineration of Medical Waste
with Hazardous and Municipal Waste.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
C. C. Lee, W. R. Seeker, and R. G. Barton. Jun 89,20p
EPA/600/A-92/173
See also PB87-197604 and PB88-240494. Presented
at the Air and Waste Management Association Meet-
ing, Anaheim, CA., June 26-30, 1989. Prepared in co-
operation with Energy  and Environmental Research
Corp., Irvine, CA.

EPA's research data and Industry's experience have
demonstrated that incineration has the highest overall
degree  of destruction and control  ,'or the broadest
range of various waste streams, when compared to
the other alternative technologies. Because each type
of waste has its own characteristics and regulatory re-
quirements, different incinerators are used to burn dif-
ferent types of wastes. This  paper is to review and
compare the three major waste streams  generated
during the daily life of the society. They are medical
waste,  industrial  (hazardous) waste  and municipal
waste.  The key parameters to be  used for compari-
sons include the following categories: Regulatory Re-
quirements; Waste Characteristics; Incineration Tech-
nology; and Effluent Characteristics.

Keywords: 'Incineration, 'Waste  disposal, "Technolo-
gy utilization, Hazardous materials. Municipal wastes,
Comparison,  Air pollution  control,  Pollution regula-
tions, Pollution sources, Waste water, Ashes, Hospital
solid  wastes,  Incinerators,   Substitutes,  'Medical
wastes.
PB92-217108/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Respirometric Methods for Determination of Bio-
degradability  and  Biodegradation  Kinetics  for
Hazardous Organic Pollutant Compounds.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
H. H. Tabak, S. Desai, and R. Govind. 1992,39p EPA/
600/A-92/174
Presented at the ACS Environmental Chemistry Divi-
sion Symposium on Chemical and Biochemical Detoxi-
fication  of Hazardous Wastes II, Miami Beach, FL.,
September 10-15, 1989. Prepared in cooperation with
Cincinnati Univ., OH. Dept. of Chemical and Nuclear
Engineering.

The purpose of the study was to obtain information on
biological treatability of the benzene, phenol, phthalate
and ketone organics and  of  the Superfund CERCLA
organics bearing wastes in wastewater treatment sys-
tems which will support development of an EPA tech-
nical guidance  document  on the discharge of  the
above organics to POTWs. The study was to generate
basic information on the fate of CERCLA leachate or-
ganics during on-site  treatment and biodegradation
and inhibition data for pollutants found in Superfund
site wastewater that could be discharged to POTWs.
Respirometric biodegradability, biokinetic and  inhibi-
tion data were generated for the selected RCRA ben-
zene, phenolic, phthalate and ketone compounds.

Keywords: 'Waste  disposal, "Biodeterioration, "Or-
ganic compounds, 'Kinetics, "Sewage treatment, 'Bi-
ological  treatment,  Land  pollution control,  Sludges,
Soil microorganisms, Detoxification,  Benzene,  Phen-
ols, Superfund, Soil treatment,  Biomass, Hazardous
materials, Respirometers, Bioinstrumentation, Phtha-
lates,  Ketones,  'Electrolytic respirometry. Publicly
owned treatment  works, Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act,  Comprehensive  Environmental  Re-
sponse Compensation and Liability Act.
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                                                  EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
PB92-217116/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Educating Managers about Quality through Cus-
tomer-Supplier Understanding.  Overview of Cur-
rent Training Initiatives in Energy and Environ-
mental Programs. Annual National Energy and En-
vironmental Quality Division Conference (19th).
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park,  NC. Atmospheric Research and Exposure As-
sessment Lab.
R. K. Patterson, and G. L. Johnson. 1992,13p EPA/
600/A-92/175

The successful implementation of a Quality System
depends largely on the commitment to quality by man-
agers and their participation in the quality management
process.  Today, an accepted  definition of quality is
largely based on the concept of customer and supplier
partnerships  in all  activities and includes meeting the
needs and expectations of the customer as the meas-
ure of success. The supplier's  clear understanding of
the customer's needs and expectations is essential to
defining necessary performance measures to ensure
customer satisfaction. The roles of the customer and
supplier may not always be obvious. Frequently, man-
agers function both as customer and supplier in their
concurrent role as principal scientist. Understanding
customer and supplier responsibilities helps managers
and scientists appreciate the role of quality in relation
to the planning, implementation, and assessment  of
technical programs. The paper demonstrates how cus-
tomer-supplier understanding may be used to train
managers in applying the Quality System to their tech-
nical programs. The techniques used here are not con-
fined to EPA or R&D applications. They may be applied
to any product or service related activity.

Keywords: 'Quality assurance,  'Quality control, 'Envi-
ronmental management, 'Energy management, Man-
agement planning, Implementation, Research and de-
velopment, Communication,  Performance  evaluation.
Technology assessment. Education, Training, 'Quality
system.
PB92-217124/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Geomembrane  Anchorage  Behavior  Using  a
Large Scale Pullout Apparatus.
Drexel Univ., Philadelphia, PA. Geosynthetic Research
Inst.
R. M. Koemer, and M. H. Wayne. 1992,17p EPA/600/
A-92/177
Grant EPA-R-813953
See also PB88-131263. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction En-
gineering Lab.

The terminus of  most geomembrane  lined facilities,
e.g., landfills, surface impoundments and waste piles,
is via a small horizontal runout distance and then into a
shallow anchor trench. While several analytic models
are available for  such a design, common practice is
usually based  upon  past  experience. However,  to
better understand the interactions involved, a large
scale pullout apparatus was developed where strain
gaged geomembranes were evaluated under a set of
different normal stresses and exit angles. It was found
that low modulus  geomembranes (e.g.,  PVC and
VLDPE) develop their full tensile strength in very short
distances of 40 to 160 mm, while high modulus geo-
membranes (e.g., HOPE and CSPE-R) develop their
full  tensile strength over significantly longer distances
of 350 to 750 mm. These tests results offer a choice to
the engineer to design on the basis of geomembrane
tensile failure or  geomembrane slippage. The test is
felt to give good  insight into the geomembrane's be-
havior in this particular situation.

Keywords:  'Land   pollution  control,  'Anchoring,
'Waste  disposal, 'Hazardous materials, Trenching,
Earth  fills.  Surface  impoundments,  Linings,  Stress
analysis,   Prestressing,   Performance   evaluation,
Anchors(Structures), Design  criteria, Subsurface  in-
vestigations, 'Geomembranes, Geosynthetic  materi-
als.
PB92-217132/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Stress Crack Testing of Polyethylene Geomem-
branes.
Drexel Univ., Philadelphia, PA. Geosynthetic Research
Inst
Y. H. Halse, R. M. Koerner, and A. E. Lord. 1992,15p
EPA/600/A-92/178
Grant EPA-R-815692
See also PB90-119595. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction En-
gineering Lab.

The sensitivity of high density  polyethylene (HOPE)
geomembranes to stress cracking is evaluated under
accelerated conditions at a constant stress. The test
specimens are according to ASTM D-1822, and are of
the dumbbell shape with a constant length in the cen-
tral section. The accelerated testing conditions consist
of a 10% Igepal wetting solution in tap water, at a con-
stant temperature of 50 C. The applied stresses are
from 30% to 50% of the yield stress. It was found that
most commercially available HOPE sheet material per-
forms quite well in this type of test. Only one specimen
in 80 showed any evidence of cracking and this may
have been caused  by other reasons. Testing of field
fabricated seams, however, resulted in relatively large
numbers of cracked specimens. Many  of these test
specimens showed  signs of overgrinding and/or over-
heating. The results indicate that great care and excel-
lent workmanship are required in the field fabrication of
HOPE seams.

Keywords:  'Polyethylene,  'Geotechnical   fabrics,
'Cracking(Fracturing),  Failure,  Seams(Joints), Test
methods. Standards, Mechanical properties, Seaming,
Membranes, Test facilities, Linings.
PB92-217140/REB               PC AOS/MF A01
Regional Respiratory Tract Absorption of Inhaled
Reactive Gases.
Health Effects  Research  Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC. Environmental Toxicology Div.
F. J. Miller, J. H. Overton, J. S. Kimbell, and M. L.
Russell. 29 Jun 92,88p EPA/600/A-92/179
Prepared in cooperation with Chemical Industry Inst. of
Toxicology, Research Triangle  Park, NC., and  Duke
Univ. Medical Center, Durham, NC. Center for Extrapo-
lation Modelling.

Highly reactive gases present unique problems due to
the number of factors  which must  be taken into ac-
count to determine regional respiratory tract uptake.
The authors reviewed some of the physical, chemical,
and biological factors that affect dose and that must
be understood to interpret toxicological data, to evalu-
ate experimental dosimetry studies, and to develop do-
simetry models. Selected dosimetry experiments in-
volving laboratory  animals  and humans  were dis-
cussed, showing the variability and uptake according
to animal species and respiratory tract region for vari-
ous reactive gases. New experimental dosimetry ap-
proaches, such as those involving isotope ratio mass
spectroscopy  and  cyclotron  generation  reactive
gases, were discussed that offer great promise for im-
proving our ability to study regional respiratory tract ab-
sorption of reactive gases. Various dosimetry modeling
applications were discussed which demonstrate: the
importance of airflow patterns for site-specific dosime-
try  in the upper respiratory tract, the influence of the
anatomical model used to make inter- and intraspecies
dosimetric comparisons, the influence of tracheobron-
chial path length on predicted dose curves, and the im-
plications of ventilator/ unit structure and volume on
dosimetry and response. Collectively, these examples
illustrate important aspects of regional respiratory tract
absorption of inhaled reactive gases. Given the com-
plex nature of extent and pattern of injury in the respi-
ratory tract from exposure to reactive gases,  under-
standing interspecies differences in the absorption of
reactive gases will continue to be an important area for
study.

Keywords:  'Respiratory  system, 'Toxic substances,
'Gases, Absorption, Species diversity, Humans,  Labo-
ratory animals, Dosimetry, Ozone, Formaldehyde, Ni-
trogen dioxide.  Anatomical  models,  Chemical  reac-
tions, Solubility, Reprints.
PB92-217157/REB                PC A02/MF A01
Understanding the Fate of Petroleum Hydrocar-
bons in the Subsurface Environment. Journal arti-
cle.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
C. T. Chen. c1992,7p EPA/600/J-92/228
Pub. in Jnl. of Chemical Education, v69 n5 p357-361
May 92. See also PB92-114552.
To achieve effective remediation of subsurface petro-
leum  hydrocarbon  contamination, definite  scientific
and technical knowledge of their fate after they are
spilled onto the ground surface or leaked from under-
ground storage tanks is essential. The paper provides
extensive details of the parameters that affect the fate
of petroleum products in the underground environ-
ment. These include: the character of the subsurface
environment; the composition, physical and chemical
properties of petroleum products; and the mechanisms
of their mobilization, immobilization and transformation
in the subsurface. Data on the physical and chemical
properties of soil, groundwater and petroleum hydro-
carbons are identified. The mechanisms that affect the
fate of these contaminants in the subsurface include
vaporization and condensation,  diffusion, advection,
dispersion,  dissolution,  adsorption,  biodegradation,
and  abiotic  reactions. The relation  between these
mechanisms and the properties  of soil, groundwater
and petroleum hydrocarbons is described. The distri-
bution of the contaminated  petroleum products in the
subsurface as affected by these parameters and prin-
ciples is also described.

Keywords:  'Subsurface  investigations,   'Hydrocar-
bons, 'Oil spills, 'Land pollution, 'Storage tanks, Pe-
troleum  products,  Underground  storage, Leakage,
Physical properties, Chemical properties, Environmen-
tal transport, Ground water, Water pollution, Diffusion,
Biodeterioration, Adsorption, Reprints.
PB92-217165/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Estimating Agriculture's Net  Contribution to At-
mospheric Carbon. Journal article.
Environmental Research Lab., Athens, GA.
R. B. Jackson. C1992,19p EPA/600/J-92/275
Pub. in Water, Air and Soil Pollution 64, n1 /2 p121 -137
Aug 92.

Fossil fuel combustion, chlorofluorocarbon relases,
and agricultural activities (including deforestation) are
the   primary  antropogenic sources of greenhouse
gases. Of the three sources, agriculture is the only one
that also has a sink capacity. Thus, an  accounting of
the net carbon (C) flux is required to properly evaluate
agriculture's contribution and to determine the oppor-
tunities for emissions mitigation through changes in
agricultural practices. Common data sets and a stand-
ard accounting method are required to perform coun-
try-by-country net C analyses. The research used agri-
cultural census data to determine that U.S. agriculture
removed 1.3 Pg of CO2 from the atmosphere, in 1987,
in the plants that it produced. The turnover times and
the fate of the C were not ascertained. The  research
also  showed that 6.4 Tg of CH4 was emitted from live
U.S.  agricultural animals. A net C flux was computed,
but is incomplete, because rice CH4, plant and animal
waste CH4 and  CO2, and soil-atmosphere  C fluxes
could not be estimated from the census data. Addition-
ally,  agriculture's net contribution  to atmospheric  C
was found to depend critically on the boundaries of the
analysis. (Copyright (c)  1992 Kluwer Academic Pub-
lishers.)

Keywords: 'Carbon, 'Agriculture, 'Air pollution, 'At-
mospheric composition, Farm crops,  Animal wastes,
pollution sources, Greenhouse  effect, Sink, Air land
interactions, Ecosystems, Organic matter, Carbon di-
oxide, Methane, Reprints.
PB92-217173/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Approach to Assessment of Management Impacts
on Agricultural Soil Carbon. Journal article.
Environmental Research Lab., Athens, GA.
T. O. Barnwell, R. B. Jackson, E. T. Elliott, I. C. Burke,
and C. V. Cole. c1992,15p EPA/600/J-92/276
Pub. in Water, Air and Soil Pollution 64, n1 /2 p423-435
Aug  92. Prepared in cooperation with Colorado State
Univ., Fort Collins, Agricultural Research Service, Fort
Collins, CO., Michigan State Univ., East Lansing, and
AQUA TERRA Consultants, Mountain View, CA.

Agroecosystems contain about 12% of the terrestrial
soil carbon and play an important role in  the global
carbon cycle. We describe a project to evaluate the
degree to which management practices  can affect soil
carbon  in agroecosystems.  The objectives of  the
project are to determine whether agricultural systems
can  be managed  to conserve and sequester carbon
and thereby reduce the accumulation of carbon diox-
ide in the atmosphere, and to provide reference data-
sets and methodologies for agricultural  assessments.
(Copyright (c) 1992 Kluwer Academic Publishers.)
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                                                  EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
 Keywords: 'Carbon  cycle, "Agricultural engineering,
 'Land management, 'Air pollution control, 'Ecosys-
 tems, Global aspects, Air land interactions, Carbon di-
 oxide, Soil management,  Farm crops, Climates, Re-
 prints.
 PB92-217181/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 National Science Foundation, Washington, DC.
 Seasonal Variations  of Stable  Hydrogen  and
 Carbon Isotope Ratios of Methane in Subtropical
 Freshwater Sediments. Journal article.
 Environmental Research Lab., Athens, GA.
 R. A. Burke, T. R. Barber, and W. M. Sackett. c1992,
 16p EPA/600/J-92/277
 Grants NSF-OCE-8417321. NASA-NAGW-836
 Pub. in Global Biogeochemical Cycles, v6 n2 p125-138
 Jun  92. Prepared in cooperation with University of
 South Florida, St Petersburg. Dept. of Marine Science.
 Sponsored by National Science Foundation, Washing-
 ton, DC., and National Aeronautics and Space Admin-
 istration, Washington, DC.

 Stable hydrogen (delta D) and carbon (delta(13)C) iso-
 tope ratios of sedimentary methane from five subtropi-
 cal Florida freshwater sites exhibited smaller, less dis-
 tinct seasonal variations than previously observed in
 temperate sediments, apparently due to the smaller
 range of temperatures forcing the subtropical environ-
 ments. Negative correlations observed between (delta
 D)-CH4 and (delta(13)C)-CH4 at the sites probably re-
 sulted from mixing methane produced via acetate fer-
 mentation with methane formed from CO2 and H2O.
 The  inverse (delta D)/(detta(13)C) trends, high sedi-
 mentary  gas methane  concentrations  (up  to 80
 mole%), and visual observations imply that ebullition
 dominates methane  transport from the sediments
 during at least part of the seasonal cycle. Many values
 deviated from the  main  inverse delta D/delta(13)C
 trend such that  bacterial oxidation was not indicated.
 The  deviation may result from the reduction of CO2
 with  varying delta(13)C under conditions of elevated
 H2 concentrations or enhanced interspecies hydrogen
 transfer, which may cause relatively greater hydrogen
 isotopic fractionation. Alternatively, the deviation may
 result from fermentation of autotrophically  formed,
 (13)C-depteted acetate. Differences in the detta(13)C
 of bulk organic matter from two of the sites potentially
 account for about half of the difference  in mean
 delta(13)C-CH4 between the two sites. In other cases,
 however, the immediate methanogenic  precursor ap-
 peared to be the major determinant of methane stable
 isotopic composition. (Copyright (c) 1992 by the Ameri-
 can Geophysical Union.)

 Keywords:  'Hydrogen  isotopes,  'Carbon isotopes,
 'Methane, 'Sediments, 'Air water interactions, 'Air
 pollution. Seasonal variations. Environmental trans-
 port.  Sediment  water interfaces,  Pollution  sources,
 Freshwater, Greenhouse effect. Natural emissions.
 Carbon dioxide, Hydrogen, Reprints.
 PB92-217199/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD.
 Increasing Scientific Power with Statistical Power.
 Journal article.
 Health  Effects Research Lab., Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Human Studies Div.
 K. E. Muller. and V. A. Bentgnus. C1992.11p EPA/
 600/J-92/278
 Grants NICHD-P30-HD03110-22,NCI-P01-CA47-
 98204
 Pub. in Neurotoxkx>togy and Teratology, v14 n3 p211-
 219 May 92. Prepared Hi cooperation with North Caro-
 lina Univ. at Chapel Hilt. Dept of Biostatistics. Spon-
 sored by National Institutes of Health,  Bethesda, MD.,
 and National Cancer Inst, Bethesda, MD.

 A survey of basic ideas in statistical  power analysis
 demonstrates the advantages  and  ease of using
 power analysis throughout the design, analysis, and in-
 terpretation of research. The power of a statistical test
 is the probability of rejecting the null hypothesis of the
 test. The traditional  approach to power involves com-
 putation of only a single power value. The more gener-
 al power curve allows examining the  range of power
 determinants, which are sample size, population differ-
ence, and error variance, in traditional  analysis of vari-
ance (ANOVA)  Power analysis can be useful not only
 in study planning, but also in the evaluation of existing
research. An important application is in concluding that
no scientifically important treatment difference exists.
Choosing an  appropriate power depends on: (1) op-
portunity costs, (2) ethical trade-offs, (3)  the size of
effect considered important, (4) the uncertainty of pa-
rameter estimates, and (5) the analyst's preferences.
Although precise rules  seem inappropriate, several
guidelines are defensible. First, the sensitivity of the
power curve to particular characteristics of the study,
such as the error variance, should be examined in any
power analysis. Second, just as a small type I error rate
should be demonstrated in order to declare a differ-
ence  nonzero, a small type II error  should be demon-
strated  in order to declare a difference zero. Third,
when ethical and opportunity costs  do not preclude it,
power should be at least .84, and  preferably greater
than .90. (Copyright (c) 1992 Pergamon Press Ltd.)

Keywords:  'Biostatistics, 'Research  management,
Statistical analysis,  Analysis of variance, Statistical
samples, Computation, Computer software, Reprints,
Power analysis.
 PB92-217207/REB               PC A02/MF A01
 Health  Effects Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
 Park, NC. Human Studies Div.
 Effects of Heavy Industrial Pollution  on Respira-
 tory Function in the Children of Cubatao, Brazil: A
 Preliminary Report Journal article.
 New York Univ. Medical Center, NY. Inst. of Environ-
 mental Medicine.
 D. M. Spektor, V. A. Hofmeister, P. Artaxo, J. A. P.
 Brague, and F. Echelar. c1992,6p EPA/600/J-92/279
 Grant NIEHS-ES00260
 Pub. in  Environmental Health Perspectives, v94 p51-
 54  Jul 91. Prepared in cooperation with  Sao Paulo
 Univ. (Brazil). Sponsored by Health Effects Research
 Lab., Research Triangle Park, NC. Human Studies
 Div., and National  Inst. of Environmental Health Sci-
 ences, Research Triangle Park, NC.

 Cubatao is located on the coast of Brazil 44 km from
 Sao Paulo. Its geography and wind patterns limit dis-
 persion of air pollutants which result from heavy indus-
 trial activity within the city. New York University and
 EPA in collaboration with the University of Sao Paulo
 are conducting a study to attempt to establish expo-
 sure-response relationships of the impact of specific
 industrial effluents on respiratory function in school
 age children. During the  1988 school year, March-
 June, Aug-Nov, 600 six year old children, attending  six
 different kindergarten schools, underwent  monthly
 spirometry tests. Because the children live within a 500
 m radius of their school, pollution monitors were locat-
 ed  on each of the six schools. Particles were collected
 using dichotomous stacked filter units placed on 20 m
 towers to reduce the influence of dust from unpaved
 roads. Three sites are in the densely populated down-
 town area, one is on a newly developed outskirt area,
 and the last two are residential  areas, far from indus-
 tries. The yearly average thoracic aerosol  mass con-
 centration (PM10) is very high on all sites, ranging from
 59+39 micrometer/cu m to 240+122 micrometer/cu
 m,  the number of days with mean PM10  > 100 mi-
 crometer/cu m range from 27% to 98%.

 Keywords: 'Air pollution effects(Humans), 'Respirato-
 ry function tests,  'Industry, Exposure,  Children,  Air
 samplers, Reprints, 'Cubatao(Brazil).
PB92-217215/REB                        PC A02
Differences in Arachidonic  Acid Metabolism by
Human Myelomonocytic Cell Lines. Journal article.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Cell and Molecular Biology Section.
M. C. Madden, S. Becker, H. S. Koren, and M.
Friedman. C1992,9p EPA/600/J-92/280
Pub. in Jnl. of Leukocyte Biology, v51 p118-123 Feb
92.Portions of this document are not fully legible. Pre-
pared in cooperation  with North  Carolina Univ.  at
Chapel Hill. Center for Environmental  Medicine and
Lung Biology, and ABB Environmental Services, Inc.,
Chapel Hill, NC.

The production of arachidonic acid metabolites by the
HL60, ML3, and U937 human phagocyte cell lines was
determined after incubation  with  interferon-gamma
(IFN-gamma, 500 U/ml) or vehicle for 4 days. Cells
were  prelabeled  with tritiated  arachidonic  acid,
((3)H)AA, for 4 h, and media supernatants were ana-
lyzed by  high-performance liquid chromatogrpahy.
None of the cell lines produced ((3)H)AA metabolites
in large amounts during an unstimulated, basal release
period (30 or 60 min).  In contrast to the HL60 cells,
IFN-gamma-differentiated U937 cells formed primarily
cydooxygenase products and undifferentiated and
IFN-gamma-differentiated ML3 cells did not form any
((3)H)AA metabolites in response to A23187. These
results indicate the need to be careful in selecting  a
cell line for use in a phagocyte assay system when cy-
clooxygenase and/or lipoxygenase products could in-
fluence the assay results.

Keywords: 'Arachidonic acids, 'Acute myelomonocy-
tic leukemia, Human, Cell line, Interferon type II, Pha-
gocytes, Prostaglandin-endoperoxide synthase, Lipox-
ygenase, Cell differentiation, High pressure liquid chro-
matography, FC receptors, HLA-DR  antigens,  Re-
prints.
PB92-217223/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mix-
ture. 3. Inflammatory Response. Journal article.
Health Effects  Research  Lab., Research  Triangle
Park, NC. Human Studies Div.
H. S. Koren, D. E. Graham, and R. B. Devlin. C1992,8p
EPA/600/J-92/281
Pub. in Archives of Environmental Health 47, n1 p39-
44 Jan 92. See also PB92-164888.

A set of symptoms has been described during the past
two decades that has been called the sick building
syndrome. These symptoms include  eye, nose, and
throat irritation; headache; mental fatigue: and respira-
tory distress. It is likely that the volatile organic com-
pounds (VOCs)  present in synthetic materials used in
homes and office buildings contribute to these symp-
toms. However, there have been very few studies in
which humans have been exposed to known amounts
of VOCs under  carefully controlled conditions. In the
study, 14 subjects were exposed to a mixture of VOCs
(25 mg/sq meter total hydrocarbon) that is representa-
tive of what is found in new homes and office buildings.
Because irritations of the nose  and throat are symp-
toms often associated with the upper respiratory tract
and may result from an inflammatory response in the
upper airways, the authors used nasal lavage to moni-
tor neutrophil (PMN) influx into the nasal passages fol-
lowing exposure to VOCs. There were statistically sig-
nificant increases in PMNs, both immediately after a 4-
h exposure to VOCs and 18 h later.

Keywords: 'Inflammation, 'Indoor air pollution, 'Air
pollution  effects(Humans).  Neutrophils, Signs  and
symptoms, Nose. Pharynx, Trachea, Reprints,  'Vola-
tile organic compounds.
PB92-217231/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Application of Tradescantia Micronucleus Assay
for In situ Evaluation of Potential Genetic Hazards
from Exposure to Chemicals at a Wood-Preserv-
ing Site. Journal article.
Health  Effects Research  Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC. Genetic Toxicology Div.
S. S. Sandhu, B. S. Gill, B. C. Casto, and J. W. Rice.
C1991, 8p EPA/600/J-92/282
Pub. in Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials, v8
n3 p257-262 Sep 91. Prepared in cooperation with En-
vironmental Health Research  and  Testing, Inc.,  Re-
search Triangle Park, NC.

In situ evaluation of biological hazards from wood pre-
serving chemicals at a hazardous waste site using the
Tradescantia micronucleus assay (Trad-MCN)  is re-
ported in the study. The chemical analysis of soil sam-
ples from the site showed high contamination with ar-
senic (1,292  mg/kg),  chromium (1,444 mg/kg)  and
copper (924 mg/kg) on the surface of the drip area
where  wood was allowed to dry after the  treatment.
Exposure of Tradescantia plants grown within or adja-
cent to the drip area  showed significantly (P=0.05)
higher  frequencies of micronuclei when compared to
plants grown in nearby control plots. After remediation,
the levels of arsenic, chromium, and copper were sub-
stantially reduced and concomitantly no genotoxic ac-
tivity was observed in plants grown on-site or in plants
exposed in the laboratory to a slurry of soil samples
from the site. The results from the pilot study show that
simple plant assays such as Trad-MCN can be used as
a sentinel  for  environmental contamination and to
assess the efficacy of clean-up efforts.

Keywords:  'Wood preservatives, 'Superfund, 'Waste
disposal, 'Biological  effects, 'Bioassay, 'Hazardous
materials,   South   Carolina,  Remedial  action,
Plants(Botany), Toxicity, Arsenic, Chromium,  Copper,
Mutagens,  Plant genetics.  Reprints, Tradescantia
plants.
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                                                 EPA  PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
PB92-217249/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Laws and Regulations Relating to
Medical Waste Disposal. Journal article.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
C. C. Lee, and G. L. Huffman. Jan 90, 33p EPA/600/J-
92/283

In the United States, over the last ten years, the im-
proper disposal oi solid waste has manifested itself in
the passage of a series of Federal and State-level con-
trol statutes of unprecendented scope and impact. At
the Federal level, the statutes include three major en-
vironmental laws and three major amendments. The
three major laws are: (1) the  Resource Conservation
and Recovery Act (RCRA) of 1976; (2) the Toxic Sub-
stances Control Act (TSCA) of 1976; and (3) the Com-
prehensive  Environmental Response, Compensation
and Liability Act (CERCLA) of 1980. CERCLA is also
known as Superfund. The three amendments are: (1)
the Hazardous and Solid Waste Act (HSWA) of  1984;
(2) the Superfund Amendments and  Reauthorization
Act (SARA) of 1986; and (3) the Medical Waste Track-
ing Act (MWTA) of 1988 (Lee, 9/89). The objective of
the paper is to provide:  (1) a summary of the MWTA
and  the EPA  rules  for implementing  MWTA;  (2)
MWTA's relationship to both  EPA and other Federal
regulatory programs; and (3)  a  brief  update of State
regulations regarding medical waste disposal.

Keywords:  "Pollution  laws,  "Pollution  regulations,
'Waste disposal, 'Land pollution abatement, Hospital
solid wastes, United  States, State  government,  US
EPA, Implementation, Compliance, 'Medical Wastes
Tracking Act of 1988.
 PB92-2172S6/REB               PC A01/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
 Reduction Engineering Lab.
 Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufactur-
 er  of Military Furniture.  Environmental  research
 brief.
 University City Science Center, Philadelphia, PA.
 F. W. Kirsch, and G. P. Looby. Jun 92, 5p EPA/600/S-
 92/017
 Grant EPA-R-814903
 Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
 cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

 The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has
 funded a pilot project to assist small- and medium-size
 manufacturers who want to  minimize their generation
 of waste but who lack the expertise to do so. Waste
 Minimization Assessment Centers (WMACs) were es-
 tablished at selected universities and procedures were
 adapted from the EPA Waste Minimization Opportunity
 Assessment Manual (PB92-216985 July  1988). The
 WMAC team at the University of Tennessee performed
 an assessment at a plant manufacturing military furni-
 ture - approximately 12,000  units per year. The team's
 report, detailing findings and recommendations, indi-
 cated that the majority of waste was generated during
 the painting operations and that the greatest savings
 could be obtained by installing an electrostatic powder
 coating system to completely eliminate paint solvent
 evaporation, paint solids waste, and paint-laden air fil-
 ters.

 Keywords: "Waste management, 'Hazardous materi-
 als, 'Pollution  abatement,  'Military facilities, 'Furni-
 ture, Laminates, Metal working, Gluing, Painting, Coat-
 ing processes, 'Waste minimization, Source reduction,
 SIC 20-39.
 PB92-217264/REB               PCA01/MFA01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
 Reduction Engineering Lab.
 Waste Minimization Assessment for a Dairy. Envi-
 ronmental research brief.
 University City Science Center, Philadelphia, PA.
 G P. Looby, and F. W. Kirsch. Jun 92, 5p EPA/600/S-
 92/005
 Grant EPA-R-814903
 Sponsored  by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
 cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

 The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has
 funded a pilot project to assist small- and medium-size
 manufacturers who want to minimize their generation
 of waste but who lack the expertise to  do so. In an
 effort to assist these manufacturers, Waste Minimiza-
 tion Assessment Centers  (WMACs)  were established
 at selected universities and procedures were adapted
 from the EPA Waste Minimization Opportunity Assess-
ment Manual (PB92-216985, July 1988). The WMAC
team at the University of Tennessee performed an as-
sessment at a plant manufacturing pasteurized milk,
cream, buttermilk, chocolate milk, ice cream mix, fruit
drinks, and plastic  jugs - approximately 23,300,000
gallons of liquid product per year and 4,160,000 half
gallon and 15,600,000 gallon plastic jugs per year. The
team's report, detailing findings and  recommenda-
tions,  indicated that the majority of waste  is waste
water generated from all processes in the plant and
that the greatest savings could be obtained by institut-
ing a waste water management plan to reduce uncon-
tained milk waste (38%) and waste water (90%).

Keywords: 'Waste management, 'Hazardous materi-
als, 'Dairies,  'Pollution abatement, Dairy products,
Waste water, Industrial  wastes, Food  industry, High
temperature tests, Fruits, 'Waste minimization, Source
reduction,  Plastic containers, SIC 20-39, Small sys-
tems.
PB92-217272/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufactur-
er of Components for Automobile Air Condition-
ers. Environmental research brief.
University City Science Center, Philadelphia, PA.
G. P. Looby, and F. W. Kirsch. Jun 92, 5p EPA/600/S-
92/009
Grant EPA-R-814903
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has
funded a pilot project to assist small- and medium-size
manufacturers who want to minimize their generation
of waste but who lack the expertise to do so. Waste
Minimization Assessment Centers (WMACs) were es-
tablished at selected universities and procedures were
adapted from the EPA Waste Minimization Opportunity
Assessment  Manual (PB92-216985, July  199). The
WMAC team at the University of Tennessee performed
an assessment at a plant manufacturing charged air
coolers, round tube plate fin (RTPF) condensers, and
air conditioner tubes for automotive air conditioning
systems-approximately two  million pounds per year.
The team's report, detailing findings and recommenda-
tions, indicated that the majority of waste was generat-
ed in the rinse tanks and the hot water flush testing
stations  but that  the greatest savings could be  ob-
tained by replacing solvent-based vapor degreasing
systems with a detergent-based immersion system to
eliminate still bottoms and evaporated solvent losses.

Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, 'Automobiles, 'Air
conditioners, 'Pollution abatement,  Waste manage-
ment, Industrial  wastes,  Tetrachloroethylene,  Metal
scrap, Paints, Degreasing, Brazing, Solvents, Environ-
mental chemical substitutes, 'Waste  minimization,
Source reduction, Small systems, SIC 20-39, Ethane/
trichloro.
 PB92-217280/REB               PC A01/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
 Reduction Engineering Lab.
 Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufactur-
 er of Water Analysis Instrumentation. Environmen-
 tal research brief.
 University City Science Center, Philadelphia, PA.
 F W Kirsch, and J. C. Maginn. Jun 92, 5p EPA/600/S-
 92/013
 Grant EPA-R-814903
 Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
 cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

 The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has
 funded a pilot project to assist small-and medium-
 sized manufacturers who want to minimize their gen-
 eration of hazardous waste but who lack the expertise
 to do  so. Waste  Minimization  Assessment Centers
 (WMACS) were established at selected  universities
 and procedures were adapted  from the EPA Waste
 Minimization Opportunity Assessment Manual (PB92-
 216985,  July 1988). The WMAC team at Colorado
 State University performed an  assessment at a plant
 manufacturing instruments for  water analysis --  ap-
 proximately  50,000 units/yr. Primary  operations in-
 clude production of cabinets and assembly of instru-
 ments. The team's report, detailing findings and rec-
 ommendations, indicated that most waste is generated
 as spent reagents and rinse  water from metal surface
 finishing, but greatest savings could be obtained by fil-
 tering and pasteurizing metal cutting fluid for recycle
and separating its organic and aqueous phases when
disposal becomes necessary.

Keywords: 'Hazardous  materials,  'Waste manage-
ment, 'Pollution abatement, 'Water analysis,  'Meas-
uring  instruments,  Metal finishing, Painting,  Waste
water, Solvents, Degreasing, Hydraulic fluids,  Solder-
ing, Waste disposal, Waste recycling, Source reduc-
tion, Small systems, SIC 20-39.
PB92-217298/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Atmospheric  Research and Exposure As-
sessment Lab.
Summary Report for  the National Atmospheric
Deposition  Program/National  Trends  Network
(NADP/NTN)  Site  Visitation  Program  for  the
Period October 1989 through September 1990.
Research Triangle Inst, Research Triangle Park, NC.
W. C. Eaton, C. E. Moore, R. W. Murdoch, R. C.
Shores, and D. A. Ward. Feb 92, 93p EPA/600/R-92/
151
Contract EPA-68-D8-0001
See also PB90-212614. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC. At-
mospheric Research and Exposure Assessment Lab.

The proper collection of precipitation and the accurate
measurement of its constituents are important steps in
attaining a better understanding of the distribution and
effects of acid rain in the United States. One of NAPAP
Task Group IV's major programs concerns wet deposi-
tion monitoring. One of that program's projects,  4A-15,
'Quality Assurance Support for Wet Deposition Moni-
toring,' is sponsored  by the U.S. Environmental Protec-
tion Agency (EPA) to evaluate the sample collection
process  and provide technical  assistance  to the
NADP/NTN network through a site visitation program.
If deficiencies or nonstandard procedures are  noted,
the  site  operator and supervisor are  notified.  All
NADP/NTN sites were visited in 1985-1986. A second
round of visits began in October 1986, with the  goal of
visiting approximately one-third of the 200 sites each
year over the next  three years. The document is a
summary report  of  the findings from the 1989-1990
(Fiscal Year 1990) site visitation program to 67 of the
sites of the NADP/NTN network.

Keywords: 'Acid rain, 'Air pollution monitoring, 'Site
surveys, United States, Comparisons, Collecting meth-
ods,   Precipitation(Meteorology),    Field    tests,
Tables(Data), Rain gages,  pH, 'National Atmospheric
Deposition Program/National Trends Network.
 PB92-217306/REB               PC A08/MF A02
 Approach to Improving Decision Making in Wet-
 land Restoration and Creation.
 Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
 M  E Kentula, R. P. Brooks, S. E. Gwin, C. C. Holland,
 and A. D. Sherman. Jul 92,171p EPA/600/R-92/150
 See also PB90-149758 and PB90-149766. Prepared in
 cooperation with Pennsylvania State Univ., University
 Park. Forest Resources Lab., and ManTech Environ-
 mental Technology, Inc., Corvallis, OR.

 The report is based on over five years of data from a
 monitoring program that includes natural, created and
 restored wetlands. Major research objectives are to:
 (1) develop performance criteria, (2) track the develop-
 ment of projects, and (3) suggest improvements in the
 design of future projects. The  research uses natural
 wetlands in a region as models to define standards for
 restored and created wetland projects. Finally, Chap-
 ter 6 illustrates how data collected from local natural
 wetlands can, and should, be used to improve project
 design.

 Keywords:   'Marshes,   'Wetlands,   'Construction,
 'Renovating, Standards, Monitoring, Ecology, Models,
 Populations, Decision making,  Sites,  Sampling, Rec-
 ommendations,  Design, Project planning, Evaluation,
 Flow charts, Graphs(Charts), Clean Water Act.


 PB92-217314/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Robert  S  Kerr Environmental  Research Lab., Ada,
 OK.
 Optimal Adaptive Local  Grid Refinement  Ap-
 proach to Modeling Contaminant Transport. Book
 chapter.
 Pennsylvania State Univ., State College. Applied Re-
 search Lab.
 G. T. Yeh, K. A. Kane, and T. E. Short.  1992,12p


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                                                 EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
Grant EPA-R-18322-01-0, Contract DE-FG02-
91ER61197
Pub. in Computational Methods in Water Resources
IX: Numerical Methods in Water Resources, vt p659-
667. Prepared in cooperation with  Colorado Univ. at
Denver, and Wyoming Univ., Laramie. Sponsored by
Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research Lab., Ada,
OK., and Department of Energy, Washington, DC.

A Lagrangian-Eulerian method with an optimal adapt-
ive local grid refinement is used to model contaminant
transport equations. Application  of this  approach to
two bench-mark problems indicates that  it completely
resolves difficulties of peak clipping,  numerical diffu-
sion, and spurious oscillation. Results are compared
with and shown superior to those obtained by the N+2
linear and quadratic  finite element simulations.  Fur-
thermore,  unlike the  N+2 finite  element methods
whose accuracy relies on the proper choice of optimal
parameters, there is no parameter adjustment required
with the optimal adaptive local grid  refinement ap-
proach. Extension of this approach to multi-dimension-
al problems does not pose any  conceptual difficulty,
and should alleviate grid orientation problems.

Keywords: "Ground water, "Computerized simulation,
'Environmental transport, "Water pollution, Euler-La-
grange equation, Finite element method, Algorithms,
Reprints, "Adaptive local grid refinement.
PB92-217322/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Development of  Emerging Technologies within
the SITE Program.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
N. M. Lewis. 1992,26p* EPA/600/A-92/183
See also PB90-249756 and PB92-150663. Presented
at the Annual Conference on Contaminated Land:
Policy, Regulation,  and Technology  (3rd),  London,
England, February 6-7,1992.

The SITE Program is formed by five research pro-
grams: The Demonstration Program,  The Emerging
Technology Program, the Measurement and  Monitor-
ing Technology Development Program, the Innovative
Technology Program, and the Technology  Transfer
Program. The Emerging Technology (ET) Program has
been in existence for five years  and  has developed
several innovative  technologies  that have shown
promise in being applicable to clean-up activities relat-
ed to hazardous waste problems. Technologies are eli-
gible for the ET Program when sufficient research data
exists validating the technologies'  basic concepts. The
EPA contributes funds to support developers for one
or two years. Developers are responsible for conduct-
ing research and providing additional financial support
in the cooperative research effort Generally,  technol-
ogies are categorized into six areas: Thermal, chemi-
cal, biological, materials handling, physical, and solidi-
fication/stabilization.

Keywords: "Hazardous materials,  "Site surveys. Deci-
sion making. Technology transfer, Financial assist-
ance,  Performance evaluation.  State government,
Quality control. Regional analysis, Profiles, Quality as-
surance, Monitoring, US EPA, Tables(Data),  "Super-
fund, Cleanup, Site program, Superfund Innovative
Technology Evaluation Program.
PB92-217330/REB                PC A02/MF A01
Intelligent Processing Equipment within the Envi-
ronmental Protection Agency. Symposium paper.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
D. G. Greathouse. and R. P. Nalesnik. 1992,9p EPA/
600/A-92/186
Also pub. as National Aeronautics and Space Adminis-
tration.  Washington, DC. rept.  no. NASA-CP-3138.
Proceedings of the Federal Conference on Intelligent
Processing Equipment, San Jose, CA., December 3-5,
1991. Prepared in cooperation with National Aeronau-
tics and Space Administration, Washington, DC.

Protection of the environment and environmental re-
mediation requires the cooperation -at all levels- of
government and  industry. Intelligent processing equip-
ment, in addition to other artificial intelligence based
tools, has been used by the Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) to  provide personnel safety and improve
the efficiency of  those responsible for protection and
remediation  of the environment These exploratory ef-
forts demonstrate the feasibility and utility of expand-
ing development and widespread use of these tools. A
survey of current intelligent processing equipment ap-
plications in the Agency is presented and is followed
by a brief discussion of possible uses in the future.

Keywords: "Artificial intelligence, "Computer applica-
tions, Expert systems, Robotics, Sensors, Neural nets,
Hazardous materials, Solid waste treatment, Reprints,
"Environmental Protection Agency.
PB92-217348/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Prediction of Octanol/Water Partition Coefficient
(K sub ow) with Algorithmically Derived Variables.
Journal article.
Environmental Research Lab.-Duluth, MN.
G. J. Niemi, S. C. Basak, G. D. Veith, and G. Grunwald.
C1992,10pEPA/600/J-92/286
Pub. in Environmenta! Toxicology and Chemistry, v11
P893-900 Apr 92. Presented at the Symposium on
Structure-Activity  and  Structure-Property  Relation-
ships (SARs) in Environmental Chemistry and Toxicol-
ogy, Pacifchem '89, Honolulu, HI., December 17-22,
1989. Prepared in cooperation with Minnesota Univ.-
Duluth. Natural Resources Research Inst

A statistical model was developed with algorithmically
derived  independent  variables based on  chemical
structure for prediction of octanol/water partition coef-
ficients Kow measured for more than 4,000 chemicals.
The procedure first classified the chemical into 14
groups based on the number of hydrogen bonds, and
then best-subsets, multiple-regression analysis was
used to predict Kow within groups.  In addition, a train-
ing set/test set approach was used to provide an inde-
pendent evaluation of the sensitivity of the model to
the  number of chemicals and variables used within
each group. In general, the  explained variation was
higher and the standard error of the estimates (SEE)
lower in the training sets as compared with the test set
groups, whereas analyses of the combined data sets
were  generally intermediate.   Explained  variation
among the 14 groups, using the combined data sets,
ranged from 63 to 90%, and SEE ranged from 0.37 to
0.78 in logarithmic units. (Copyright (c) 1992 SETAC.)

Keywords:  "Thermodynamic  equilibrium,  "Organic
compounds, "Partition, "Octanols, "Water, "Regres-
sion analysis, 'Prediction equations, Molecular struc-
ture. Hydrogen bonds, Reprints  "Octanol/water parti-
tion coefficients.
 PB92-217355/REB               PC A02/MF A01
 Effect of the Method of Preparing  Monochlora-
 mine upon Inactivation of MS2 Coliphage, *Es-
 cherichia coli', and 'Klebsiella pneumoniae'. Jour-
 nal article.
 Environmental Protection  Agency,  Cincinnati,  OH.
 Drinking Water Research Div.
 D. Berman, R. Sullivan, and C. J. Hurst. c1991, 9p
 EPA/600/J-92/285
 Pub. in Canadian Jnl. of Microbiology, v38 n1 p28-33
 Jan 92. Summary in French. See also PB86-232568.

 Monochloramine prepared in situ by first adding chlo-
 rine to a suspension of microorganisms, followed by
 subsequent addition of ammonia inactivated the MS2
 coliphage more rapidly than did monochloramine pre-
 pared either  by  adding chlorine  to ammonia  or by
 adding chlorine  and  ammonia simultaneously. The
 rapid viral inactivation was apparently due to the expo-
 sure MS2 to free chlorine before the addition of ammo-
 nia. The average 99% CT value of MS2 to free chlorine
 was 1.3 and 1.1 at 5 deg C and 15 deg C respectively.
 The average 99% CT values of MS2 to the combined
 action of brief chlorine exposure followed by the addi-
 tion of ammonia to form monochloramine were 19.3
 and 1.5 at 5 deg C and 15 deg C respectively. No 99%
 CT values were calculated for the inactivation of MS2
 with preformed monochloramine because less than 1
 log (90%) of inactivation occurred during a 4 hour con-
 tact time. Inactivation of MS2 by monochloramine was
 more rapid at 15 deg C than at 5 deg C and when the
 chlorine to nitrogen weight ratio was 5:1 compared to
 3:1. Monochloramine was a more efficient inactivating
 agent for the coliforms, Escherichia coli  and Klebsiella
 pneumoniae than it was for the MS2 coliphage.

 Keywords: "Coliphages, "Escherichia coli, "Klebsiella
 pneumoniae.  "Aquatic microbiology, Ammonia, Chlo-
 rine, Temperature, Reprints, "Monochloramine.
PB92-217363/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Microbiological  Changes in Source Water Treat-
ment: Reflections in Distribution Water Quality.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
E. E. Geldreich. 1992,34p EPA/600/A-92/184
Pub. in  Proceedings, Water  Quality  for the  New
Decade, Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA., June
23-27,  1991,  p107-137. See also PB82-230301 and
PB83-223370.

Microbial barriers in treatment processes are the major
block to the passage of waterbome pathogens from
raw source waters. Many of the  processes utilized in
water supply treatment have some impact on microbial
densities and  survival. For instance, raw water storage
for 24 to 48 hours can generally reduce the bacterial
load by 50%, coagulation-sedimentation by 60% and
filtration by 99.9  percent under favorable conditions.
Combining these processes in a series of successive
treatments can provide a cumulative reduction in wa-
terbome organisms so that the burden on final  disin-
fection to achieve a 6 log reduction of bacteria, 4 log
reduction in virus and 3 log reduction in protozoan
cysts is possible  on a continuous basis. The key vari-
able in the case is fluctuating source water quality that
can impact treatment barrier effectiveness. Treatment
barrier effectiveness can also  change as a conse-
quence of operational changes at the plant.

Keywords: "Water treatment,  "Distribution systems,
•Microorganism control(Water), "Water pollution sam-
pling, "Water quality, Case studies, Disinfection, Revi-
sions,  Halomethanes, Turbidity, pH,  Organic  com-
pounds.  Water supply, Byproducts, Chlorination, Re-
prints.
 PB92-217371/REB              PC A03/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
 Reduction Engineering Lab.
 Volatile Emissions  from  Stabilization/Solidifica-
 tion of Hazardous Waste. Symposium paper.
 Acurex Environmental Corp., Research Triangle Park,
 NC.
 A. L. Sykes, W. T. Preston, and D. W. Grosse. 1992,
 17pEPA/600/A-92/185
 Contract EPA-68-09-0131
 Presented at the Annual Meeting and Exhibition of the
 Air  and Waste  Management  Association  (85th),
 Kansas City, MO., June 21-26, 1992. Sponsored by
 Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
 Reduction Engineering Lab.

 The EPA Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
 (OAQPS) and the Office  of Solid Waste (OSW) are
 gathering information to control emissions from haz-
 ardous waste treatment, storage, and disposal facili-
 ties  (TSDFs). The EPA Risk Reduction Engineering
 Laboratory  (RREL) provided  technical  support to
 OAQPS in gathering  the  necessary data on  atmos-
 pheric emissions. The purpose of this work was to col-
 lect data to determine emissions for volatile and semi-
 volatile organic compounds from a real waste matrix
 using a bench-scale  'wind  tunnel' apparatus. Emis-
 sions resulting from the stabilization of waste matrix
 were characterized and quantified using EPA and Na-
 tional  Institute of Occupational Safety and  Health
 (NIOSH)-approved analytical  methods and  proce-
 dures.

 Keywords: "Hazardous materials, "Solidification, "Air
 pollution control,  "Waste processing,  'Stabilization,
 Volatile organic compounds. Emission factors,  Data
 processing.  Organic compounds, Wind tunnels, Test
 facilities. Field tests. Waste treatment, Waste storage,
 Waste disposal.
 PB92-217389/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Mapping  Toxicant-Induced  Nervous   System
 Damage with a Cupric Silver Stain: A Quantitative
 Analysis of Neural Degeneration Induced by 3,4-
 Methylenedioxymethamphetamine  (MDMA)  (Re-
 vised).
 Health  Effects  Research Lab., Research  Triangle
 Park, NC. Neurotoxicology Div.
 K. F. Jensen. 30 Jun 92,43p EPA/600/A-92/180

 The purpose of structural assessments in neurotoxico-
 logy is to provide a convincing picture of the location
 and extent of damage to the nervous system. Silver
 stains that selectively reveal neural degeneration hold
 particular promise in this regard. In the chapter the au-
 thors describe results obtained using a cupric silver
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stain to delineate areas of the brain damaged by ad-
ministration of 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine
(MDMA). MDMA (0,25,50,150, mg/kg as salt) was ad-
ministered to Long Evans rats 4 times, with a 12 hour
interdosing interval. Both the time course and dose de-
pendence of MDMA induced silver staining were eval-
uated. Silver  staining was  most  prominent  in  the
fronto-parietal neocortex, where the extend of staining
was  dose-dependent and appeared to  be maximal
within 18 to 48 following the last dose. The  results
show that maps of silver staining can demonstrate the
dose- and time-dependent of nature of toxicant in-
duced brain damage. With refinement such maps can
help  identify components of the brain's complex cir-
cuitry that are vulnerable to damage by exposure to
toxicants.

Keywords: "Toxicology, 'Nervous system, *Nerve de-
generation, Dose-response relationships, Silver stain-
ing, Rats, Immunohistochemistry, Dizocilpine maleate,
Fluoxetine, Copper, *Methylenedioxyamphetamines.
PB92-217397/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
Cartographic  and Geometric Components of a
Global Sampling Design for Environmental Moni-
toring. Journal article.
ManTech  Environmental  Technology  International,
Inc., Corvallis, OR.
D. White, A. J. Kimerling, and W. S. Overton. C1992,
20p EPA/600/J-92/292
Contracts EPA-68-03-3439, EPA-68-C8-0006
Pub. in Cartography and Geographic Information Sys-
tems, v19 n1 p5-22 1992. Prepared in cooperation with
Oregon State  Univ., Corvallis, and Kilkelly Environ-
mental Associates, Inc., Raleigh,  NC. Sponsored  by
Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.

A comprehensive environmental monitoring program
based  on  a sound statistical design  is necessary to
provide estimates of the status of, and trends in, the
condition of ecological resources. A sampling design
based upon a systematic grid can adequately assess
the condition of many types  of resources and retain
flexibility for addressing new issues as they arise. The
randomization  of the grid results in the requirement
that it be regular and contain equal area cells when
projected on the surface of the earth. After review of
existing approaches to constructing  regular subdivi-
sions of the earth's surface, the authors propose the
development of the sampling  grid on the Lambert azi-
muthal equal area map projection of the surface of the
earth to the face of a truncated icosahedron fit to the
globe. The geometric model has less deviation in area
when subdivided as  a spherical tessellation than any
of the spherical Platonic solids, and less distortion in
shape  over the extent of a face when used for a pro-
jection surface by the Lambert azimuthal projection. A
hexagon face of the truncated icosahedron covers the
entire conterminous U.S. and  can be decomposed into
a triangular grid at an appropriate density for sampling.
The geometry of the triangular grid provides for varying
the density; and points on the grid can be addressed in
several ways.

Keywords:  'Environmental   monitoring,  'Ecology,
'Natural  resources, 'Mapping,  'Grids(Coordinates),
Global aspects, Statistical analysis. Land use, Design
criteria. Regional analysis.  Geodetic coordinates, Ge-
ometry, Reprints, Sampling grid, Map projections.
 PB92-217405/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 National Science Foundation, Washington, DC.
 Effects of El Nino and La Nina on Seabird Assem-
 blages in the Equatorial Pacific. Journal article.
 Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
 C. A. Ribic, D. G. Ainley, and L. B. Spear. C1992,18p
 EPA/600/J-92/290
 Grants NSF-OCE-8515637, NSF-OCE-8911125
 Also pub. as Point Reyes Bird Observatory,  Stinson
 Beach, CA. rept. no. CONTRIB-499. Pub. in Marine
 Ecology Progress Series, v80 p109-124 Mar 92. Pre-
 pared in cooperation with Point Reyes Bird Observato-
 ry, Stinson Beach, CA., and Washington Univ., Seattle.
 Center for Quantitative Science in Forestry, Fisheries.
 and Wildlife. Sponsored  by National Science Founda-
 tion, Washington, DC., and National G

 Spring and autumn cruises in Equatorial and Subtropi-
 cal Surface waters were conducted 1984-1989 in  the
 eastern equatorial Pacific. Three genera predominat-
 ed, but the relative contribution of each to species as-
 semblages differed markedly depending  on season
 and water mass. During autumn, on the basis of bio-
mass, Pterodroma  dominated assemblages in both
water masses; on the basis of abundance, Pterodroma
shared dominance with Oceanodroma but only  in
Equatorial Surface Water.  During spring,  in either
water mass, no one genus could be considered domi-
nant. Assemblage composition varied  from year  to
year, but changed the most during El Nino 1986-87
and La Nina 1988. The impact of either event was
manifested by a decrease or disappearance of genera
and species that were normally of medium-abundance.
Generally, the common genera and species were not
affected.  For El  Nino,  assemblages changed more
during autumn  compared to spring. The effect of La
Nina was strongest during spring.

Keywords: 'Ocean currents, 'Waterfowl,  'Equatorial
Pacific Ocean,  'Biological surveys, 'Aquatic ecosys-
tems, Species diversity, Climatic changes, Birds, Sea-
sons, Statistical data, Marine biology,  Abundance, *EI
Nino, * La Nina.
PB92-217413/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Effects of Aqueous and Dietary Exposure of Diel-
drin on Survival, Growth and Bioconcentration in
Mallard Ducklings. Journal article.
Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
A. V. Nebeker, W. L. Griffis, T. W. Stutzman, G. S.
Schuytema, and L. A. Carey. C1992,15p EPA/600/J-
92/291
Pub. in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, v11
P687-699 1992.  See also  PB81-117301  and PB82-
208752.

Tests were conducted to determine the effects of diel-
drin in continuous-flow water and in food  on survival,
growth,  and bioconcentration  in  mallard  ducklings
(Anas platyrhynchos). Dieldrin had no effect on surviv-
al or growth at concentrations at or below water satu-
ration (0.2 mg/L), but tissue (lipid, skin, liver, muscle,
brain, blood) dieldrin concentrations increased rapidly
(up to a mean of 217 microgram/g) and bioconcentra-
tion factors (BCFs) showed up to 1,995 times (mean
steady-state lipid BCF of 1,345) more dieldrin in tis-
sues than in the water. Significant effects on survival,
growth, and behavior were observed in ducks fed diel-
drin-spiked food, and tissues rapidly concentrated diel-
drin up to five times more than those in the water-only
test (mean of 1,000 microgram/g), although  the BCFs
were  much lower (water BCFs were up to 18 times
higher). The dietary 96-h LC50 value (50% death at 96
h)  was  165 microgram/g  dieldrin; the 24-d dietary
LC50 was 29.5 microgram/g. The lowest 24-d LOAEL
(lowest observed adverse effect level) and NOAEL (no
observed adverse effect level) values were 16.4 and
0.3 microgram/g, respectively, based on growth (total
weight). A screening level wildlife criteria (SLWC) value
of 0.0001  mg/L was derived by using data from the
study. Steady-state tissue  dieldrin concentrations at
which  growth  impairment  occurred  were  near 140
(lipid), 80 (skin), 20 (liver),  10  (brain), and 5 (muscle)
microgram/g dieldrin.

Keywords:  'Ducks, 'Dieldrin,  'Toxicity,  'Chemical
water pollutants,  'Diet, Growth,  Tissue  distribution.
Dose-response relationships, Graphs(Charts), Surviv-
al, Reprints, Anas platyrhynchos.
 PB92-217421 /REB                       PC A03
 Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
 Hierarchical Stochastic Model of Large-Scale At-
 mospheric Circulation Patterns and Multiple Sta-
 tion Daily Precipitation. Journal article.
 Washington Univ., Seattle. Dept. of Civil Engineering.
 L. L. Wilson, D. P. Lettenmaier, and E. Skyllingstad.
 C1992, 22p EPA/600/J-92/287
 Contract DE-AC06-76RLO-1830
 Pub. in Jnl. of Geophysical Research, v97 nD3 p2791-
 2809, 28 Feb 92.Portions of this document are not fully
 legible.  Prepared  in cooperation with Battelle Pacific
 Northwest Labs., Richland, WA. Sponsored by Corval-
 lis Environmental Research Lab., OR.

 A stochastic model of weather states and concurrent
 daily precipitation at  multiple  precipitation stations is
 described.  Four algorithms are investigated for classifi-
 cation of daily weather states; k means, fuzzy cluster-
 ing, principal components, and principal components
 coupled with k-means  clustering.  A  semi-Markov
 model with a geometric distribution  for within-class
 lengths of stay is used to describe the evolution  of
 weather classes. A  hierarchical  modified Polya urn
 model is used to simulate precipitation conditioned on
 the regional weather type. An information  measure
 that considers both the probability of climate  class oc-
currence and conditional precipitation probabilities is
developed to quantify the extent to which each of the
climate classification schemes discriminates the pre-
cipitation states  at the precipitation stations.  The
model is implemented using National Meteorological
Center historical atmospheric  observations  for  the
period 1965-88 mapped to 5 degree by 5 degree grid
cells over the eastern North Pacific, and three precipi-
tation stations west of the Cascade mountain range in
the State of Washington. Comparison of simulated
weather class-station precipitation time series with ob-
servational  data  shows that  the model  preserved
weather class statistics and mean daily precipitation
quite well, especially for stations highest in the hierar-
chy.

Keywords: 'Atmospheric models, 'Atmospheric circu-
lation, 'Precipitation(Meteorology), Markov processes,
Stochastic processes, Weather forecasting. Prediction
equations, North  Pacific Ocean, Cascade  Mountains,
Pacific Northwest Region(United States).
PB92-217439/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Effects of Section 404 Permitting on Freshwater
Wetlands in Louisiana, Alabama,  and Mississippi.
Journal article.
Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
J. C. Sifneos, E. W. Cake, and M. E. Kentula. C1992,
11pEPA/600/J-92/289
Pub. in Wetlands, v12 n1  p28-36  Jun 92. See also
PB80-168784.  Prepared in cooperation with ManTech
Environmental Technology, Inc., Corvallis, OR., and
Gulf Environmental Associates, Ocean Springs, MS.

Information was compiled on permits issued  under
Section 404 of the Clean Water Act for alteration of
freshwater wetlands from January 1982-August 1987
in  Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi. The location,
area, wetland type, and other data describing the im-
pacted and compensatory (i.e., created, restored, and
preserved) wetlands were  compiled and analyzed.
Trends in Louisiana, the state with  the most permits
issued, were emphasized,  and  a synopsis of the re-
sults (mm Alabama and Mississippi is presented for
comparison. The objective of the study was to uncover
patterns and trends in Section 404 permitting  in the
three states to document the effects of the permit de-
cisions. Only the information contained in the  permit
record was compiled and analyzed.  No judgment was
made  concerning compliance with  the terms  of the
permits or whether the  compensatory wetland re-
placed the ecological functions of the wetland  de-
stroyed. The Section 404 permitting program could be
evaluated  more  effectively if  record-keeping was
standardized. The accuracy and thoroughness  of the
report was affected by poor record-keeping and  incon-
cise permit language. Requirements for follow-up mon-
itoring  and increasing the specificity of the information
contained in the permits  would provide information on
the impacts to wetlands and their functions to be con-
sidered in future permit decisions.

Keywords: 'Clean Water  Act,  'Permits, 'Wetlands,
'Water pollution effects, 'Information transfer,  Louisi-
ana, Alabama, Mississippi, Environmental protection,
Trends, Compliance, Fresh water,  Environmental ef-
fects, Water management, Reprints.
 PB92-217447/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
 Land-Surface  Hydrology Parameterization  with
 Subgrid Variability for General Circulation Models.
 Journal article.
 Princeton Univ., NJ. Dept. of Civil Engineering.
 E. F. Wood, D. P. Lettenmaier, and V. G. Zartarian
 C1992, 13pEPA/600/J-92/288
 Grant DI-14-08-0001-G1138
 Pub. in Jnl. of Geophysical Research, v97 nD3 p2717-
 2728 Feb 92. Prepared in  cooperation with Washing-
 ton Univ., Seattle. Dept.  of  Civil  Engineering, and
 Camp, Dresser  and McKee,  Inc., Cambridge.  MA.
 Sponsored by Corvallis Environmental Research Lab.,
 OR., and Geological Survey, Reston, VA.

 Most of the existing generation of general circulation
 models  (GCMs) use so-called  bucket algorithms  to
 represent land-surface  hydrology.  Biosphere-atmos-
 phere models  that include the transfer of energy,
 mass, and momentum between the atmosphere and
 the land surface are a recent  alternative  to the highly
 simplified representation of the land surface  in GCMs.
 These models require estimation of a large number of
 parameters for which parameter estimation methods
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and supporting data remain to be developed. The au-
thors describe a more incremental approach to gener-
alizing the bucket representation of land-surface hy-
drology based on a model that represents the variation
in infiltration capacity within a GCM grid ceil. The vari-
able infiltration capacity (VIC) model requires estima-
tion of three parameters: an infiltration parameter, an
evaporation parameter, and a base flow recession co-
efficient. The VIC model was explored through direct
comparisons with the Geophysical  Fluid Dynamics
Laboratory (GFDL) bucket model for the French Broad
River, North Carolina, and via sensitivity  analysis for
the GFDL R30 grid cell which  contains  the  French
Broad River.  Generally, the bucket model runoff had
much greater variability than the historic streamflows
for short time scales; the VIC model was much more
similar to the observed flows in this respect. (Copyright
(c) 1992 by the American Geophysical Union.)

Keywords:  'General circulation  models,  'Hydrology,
'Mathematical models, 'Air land interactions, Parame-
terization, Evapotranspiration, Drainage, River basins,
Atmospheric  circulation, Climate, Seasonal variations.
Base flow.  Infiltration, Water balance, Runoff,  Soil
moisture, French Broad River, Reprints, Variable infil-
tration capacity model.
 PB92-217454/REB               PC A05/MF A01
 Army Biomedical Research and Development Lab.,
 Fort Detrick, MD.
 Experimental Design and Instrumentation for a
 Field Experiment Final rept. Sep 82-Mar 65.
 Health  Effects Research  Lab., Research  Triangle
 Park, NC. Clinical Research Branch.
 V. A. Bemgnus, and M. J. Hazucha. Mar 92,89p EPA/
 600/R-92/136
 Prepared in cooperation with North Carolina Univ. at
 Chapel Hill. Sponsored by Army Biomedical Research
 and Development Lab., Fort Detrick, MD.

 The report concerns the design of a field experiment
 for a military setting in which  the effects of carbon
 monoxide on neurobehavioral variables are to be stud-
 ied. A field experiment is distinguished from a survey
 by the fact that independent variables are manipulat-
 ed, just as in the laboratory. Thus casual relationships
 may be discovered  rather than correlations. It was pro-
 posed to study the  effects of multiple levels of CO ex-
 posure on compensatory tracking (main gun pointing
at a target in a tank), electroencephalogram  spectra
and speech discrimination. Factors which govern the
experimental design were considered in detail. Statisti-
 cal and control matters were discussed.

 Keywords: 'Behavior, 'Toxicity, 'Carbon  monoxide.
 Helmets, Field tests, Electroencephalography,  Protec-
tive  masks, Speech  discrimination,  Compensatory
tracking.
PB92-217462/REB                PC A11/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Technology Evaluation Report The Carver-Green-
field Process, Denydrc-Tech Corporation.
PRC Environmental Management, Inc., Cincinnati, OH.
Aug 92,230p EPA/450/R-92/002
Contract EPA-68-CO-0047
See also PB85-138634 and PB90-161902. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency. Cincinnati, OH.
Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

The report evaluated the ability of Dehydro-Tech Cor-
poration's (DTC) Carver-Greenfield  Process to sepa-
rate oil contaminated waste drilling muds to their con-
stituent solids, oil and water  fractions. The Carver-
Greenfield Process  (C-G) was developed  by DTC in
the late 1950's and is licensed in over 80 plants world-
wide. The technology  is designed to separate solid-
liquid mixtures into three product streams: a clean, dry
solid: a water product  substantially free of solids and
organ/cs, and a concentrated mixture of extracted or-
ganics. A mobile pilot  plant was used for the demon-
stration. The C-G Process demonstration was con-
ducted at EPA's Edison, New Jersey facility in August,
1991. Waste drilling muds from the PAB  Oil and Chem-
ical Services, Inc. (PAB Oil) site in  Vermilion Parish,
Louisiana were processed in the demonstration. PAB
Oil, which ceased operation in 1983,  operated three oil
drilling mud separation pits from which the waste ma-
terial used in the demonstration was collected.

Keywords: 'Sludge drying, 'Separation, 'Oil pollution,
'Waste treatment, 'Hydrocarbons, Land pollution, Dry
methods, Soil contamination. Design criteria, Perform-
ance  evaluation, Evaporation,  Petroleum products,
Solids, Water, Oil spills. Solvent extraction, 'Carver-
Greenfield process, Dehydro-Tech Corporation.
PB92-217470/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Interim Protocol for the Evaluation of Survival of
Genetically Engineered Microorganisms by Simu-
lating  the Aerial  Environment Using  a Freeze-
Drying Procedure.
Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
E. Israeli, and B. Lighthart. Aug 92,18p EPA/600/R-
92/156

An interim protocol is presented for the evaluation of
survival of genetically engineered microorganisms by
simulating the aerial environment using a freeze-drying
procedure. Concerns about damage to the environ-
ment by release of these microorganisms are also
briefly discussed.

Keywords:  'Genetic  engineering,  'Microorganisms,
'Freeze drying,  Plasmids,  Deoxyribonucleic  acids,
Tests, Health hazards, Risk assessment.
PB92-217488/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR
Protocol for Testing the Effects of Fungal Pesti-
cides  on Nontarget Beetles Using  'Hippodamia
convergens' (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae).
ManTech  Environmental Technology, Inc.,  Corvallis,
OR.
R. R. James, and B. Lighthart. Jul 92, 31 p EPA/600/R-
92/160
Contract EPA-68-C8-0006
Sponsored by Corvallis Environmental Research Lab.,
OR.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requires in-
dividuals applying for registration of a microbial pest
control agent (MPCA) to test for pathogenic/toxic ef-
fects of the  MPCA on representative beneficial in-
sects. Beneficial insects are at high risk to MPCAs be-
cause many of these pesticides are targeted toward in-
sects. Furthermore, if the MPCA is pathogenic as well
as toxic, then a predatory insect may not only come
into contact with the MPCA when it is applied but they
may come into contact with concentrated amounts  if
they attack an infected prey. Many nontarget insects
are beneficial because they themselves act as biologi-
cal control agents of pests. Other nontarget insects
are important ecologically  and may be beneficial to
people indirectly. The enclosed report is a protocol for
Tier 1  tests  of the toxicity/pathogenicity of fungal
MPCAs to predaceous Coleoptera (beetles).

Keywords: 'Pesticides, 'Beetles,  'Fungi, Bioassay,
'Hippodamia convergens,  'Nontarget species,  'Mi-
crobial pest control, Acyrthosiphon pisum.
PB92-217496/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Waste Reduction Activities and Options at a Print-
er of Forms and Supplies for the Legal  Profes-
sion. Environmental research brief.
New Jersey Inst. of Tech., Newark.
P. Eyraud, and D. J. Watts. May 92. 7p EPA/600/S-
92/003
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency  Cin-
cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

A printer of legal forms was visited and several oppor-
tunities  for waste minimization were identified.  The
company had already begun waste and scrap paper
sorting for recycling and reuse, laundering of cleaning
rags for reuse,  and identification of less hazardous
process-related materials. The assessment team iden-
tified additional waste minimization opportunities, in-
cluding off-site recovery of silver from the photograph-
ic process waste stream, regeneration of spent  bath
solution either by off-site electrolytic process or the
use of an electrolytic recirculatmg cell, and the use of
cupric chloride solution as an etchant rather than the
more hazardous  ferric  chloride  solution presently
used. Another area of investigation resulted in recom-
mending shifting from chemical plate cleaning to a me-
chanical technique. Typically, such techniques include
polishing  (including  abrasion), brushing and sand
blasting. The waste reduction option for ink sludge
which  is  generated from  water-based cleaning  of
equipment included consideration of whether the re-
sidual solids could be used for reincorporation into the
ink.
Keywords: 'Waste management,  'Printing, Materials
recovery, Silver, Waste  recycling, Waste utilization,
Forms(Papers), Printing equipment, Cleaning, Substi-
tutes, 'Waste minimization, 'Source reduction.
PB92-217728/REB                PC A12/MF A03
EPA Journal Holdings Report, 1992. Final rept
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Headquarters Library.
Jul 92, 258p EPA/220/B-92/019
Supersedes PB92-132810.

The purpose of the report is to improve access to jour-
nal articles and to encourage resource sharing. The
approximately 3,800 titles and 12,000 holdings repre-
sent a wealth of data available from the libraries at
EPA Headquarters, Regions and Laboratories. All EPA
network libraries reported their journal holdings and
their  Intertibrary Loan policies for inclusion  in  the
report. The journals are  listed alphabetically by title,
the holdings are attached to each titled listed by their
OCLC code. A list of EPA libraries appears on the first
few pages followed by a sample entry with explanatory
notes.

Keywords: 'Bibliographies, 'US EPA, 'Pollution, 'Peri-
odicals, Listings, Environmental surveys, Environmen-
tal health, Information transfer, Reference materials.
                                PC A03/MF A01
                           Monitoring  Program
                           (October  1986-June
PB92-217801/REB
Chesapeake  Bay  Citizen
Report  Conestoga  River
1990).
Environmental Protection  Agency,  Annapolis,  MD.
Chesapeake Bay Program.
Mar 92, 50p CBP/TRS-71 /92
Grants EPA-X003295-01, EPA-X-03351-01-0
Sponsored in part by grants  EPA-X-00351-03-0 and
EPA-X003455-01-1. See also PB84-127729. Prepared
in  cooperation with Maryland Dept. of  Natural Re-
sources, Annapolis.

The  Alliance for the Chesapeake  Bay,  Inc.  (ACB)
began a pilot water quality testing project using volun-
teers in July 1985 as one of the activities funded under
its Chesapeake Bay Program public participation grant
from USEPA. This initial project was  carried out in the
tidal  portions of the James River in Virginia and the Pa-
tuxent River in Maryland. The major objective of the
Conestoga River Citizen Monitoring Project is to track
concentration of nitrate in the ambient waters of the
Conestoga River with the intent of answering the ques-
tions: (1) Has the level of nitrate in the river changed
over time; and (2) Is there a downward  trend in ob-
served nitrate. The report summarizes the water qual-
ity data  collected by the Conestoga River volunteer
monitors with particular emphasis on the concentra-
tion of nitrate.

Keywords: 'Chesapeake Bay, 'Environmental moni-
toring, "Conestoga River, 'Volunteers, Water quality,
Tables(Data), Graphs(Charts), Seasonal variations, Ni-
trates,  Watersheds,  Turbidity,  Dissolved   gases,
Oxygen, Temperature.
PB92-217835/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Fiscal Year  1991  Summary Report of NOAA At-
mospheric Sciences Modeling Division Support to
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Techni-
cal memo.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Atmospheric Sciences Mod-
eling Div.
E. M. Poole-Kober, and H. J. Viebrock. Jun 92, 86p
NOAA-TM-ERL-ARL-194
See also PB91-235499. Prepared in cooperation with
Environmental Protection Agency. Research Triangle
Park, NC.

The Atmospheric Sciences Modeling Division provided
meteorological  research and operational support to
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency during FY-
1991. Meteorological support consisted of the applica-
tion of dispersion models, and the conduct  of disper-
sion studies and model  evaluations. The primary re-
search effort was the development and evaluation of
air quality  simulation  models using  numerical  and
physical techniques supported by field studies. This in-
cluded development of the Regional Acid Deposition
Model - Version 2.6, the Tagged Species Engineering
Model, and the Asymmetrical Convective Model; ex-
amination of the effect of oxidant limitations on emis-
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sion changes: publication  of  the  Regional Oxidant
Model user's  guides;  study of the  effect of biogenic
emissions on ozone concentrations; incorporation of a
new method describing aerosol dynamics into the Re-
gional Paniculate Model; participation in a field study
of sustained stagnation conditions;  conduct of  a wind
tunnel study of the dispersion of dense gas jets; and a
study of flow and dispersion through an urban industri-
al complex.

Keywords: 'Atmospheric models, "Atmospheric circu-
lation, *Air pollution, "Pollution transport, Mathemati-
cal models.  Acid rain, Simulation, Photochemical reac-
tions, Emission factors, Ozone, Convection.
PB92-217926/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Natural Gas Vehicle Challenge: EPA  Emissions
and Fuel Economy Testing, 1992. Technical rept.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Ann  Arbor, Ml.
Technology Development Group.
R. I. Bruetsch, and M. E. Reineman. Jun 92, 73p EPA/
AA/TDG-92/05
See also DE92007371.

The report describes the results of a student alterna-
tive fuels engineering design competition called the
1992 Natural Gas Vehicle Challenge which was held
April 22 through June 1, 1992. Students from eighteen
universities in the United States and four universities in
Canada competed.  The objective of this competition
for each participating team was to convert a gasoline-
fueled General  Motors (GM) Sierra pickup truck to nat-
ural gas operation and  compete with  students from
other universities in the areas of exhaust emissions,
fuel economy,  performance, and design.  This report
also includes the comparisons between the results  of
the student compressed natural gas pickup truck con-
versions and the test results of similar gasoline-pow-
ered trucks and a dedicated compressed  natural gas
truck provided by General Motors.

Keywords: 'Natural gas engines,  'Motor  vehicles,
'Exhaust  emissions, 'Fuel  economy,  Automotive
fuels, Safety engineering, Meetings, Universities, Engi-
neering schools, Road tests. Hydrocarbons, Carbon
monoxide, Nitrogen oxides, NGVfNatural gas  vehi-
cles).
PB92-218320/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Removal of Radium from Drinking Water.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Cincinnati,  OH.
Drinking Water Research Div.
R. P. Lauch. Aug 92,133p EPA/600/R-92/164
See also PB84-189810.

The  report summarizes processes for removal  of
radium from drinking  water. Ion exchange,  including
strong acid and weak acid resin, is discussed. Both
processes  remove better  than 95 percent of  the
radium from the water. Weak acid ion exchange does
not add sodium to the water. Calcium cation exchange
removes radium and can be used when hardness re-
moval is not necessary. Iron removal  processes are
discussed in relation  to radium removal. Iron oxides
remove much less than 20 percent of the radium from
water under typical conditions Manganese dioxide re-
moves radium from water when competition for sorp-
tion sites and clogging of sites is reduced. Filter sand
that is rinsed daily with dilute acid will remove radium
from water. Manganese dioxide coated filter sorption
removes radium but more capacity would be desirable.
The radium selective complexer selectively removes
radium with significant capacity if iron fouling is elimi-
nated.

Keywords: 'Radium, "Removal,  'Potable water, 'Ion
exchanging, Iron  oxides,  Acids, Resins, Cation ex-
changing, Sorption, Manganese dioxide, Fouling, Sand
filtration. Osmosis, Electrodialysis,  "Drinking water.
Water softening.
PB92-218338/REB                PC A04/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
HVAC Systems in the Current Stock of U.S. K-12
Schools. Final rept. May 91-Mar 92.
Oklahoma Christian Univ. of Science and Arts, Oklaho-
ma City.
J. D. Parker. Jul 92, 58p EPA/600/R-92/125
Contract EPA-68-DO-0097
See also PB89-218762, PB91-234450  and  PB92-
115369. Prepared in cooperation with Cohen (S.) and
Associates, Inc., McLean, VA. Sponsored by Environ-
mental Protection Agency, Research  Triangle  Park,
NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.

The report summarizes information on heating, venti-
lating, and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems commonly
found in U.S. school buildings and the effect that oper-
ating these systems has  on indoor radon levels. The
report describes the ability of various HVAC systems
to pressurize and ventilate classroom spaces,  how
they operate, and how they are controlled. Some infor-
mation is given to compare systems from the stand-
point of energy use, cost, and their ability to maintain
stable levels of static pressure in classrooms and/or to
adequately ventilate the spaces. There do not appear
to be any well defined trends in types of HVAC sys-
tems involved in current  school building construction
and  modification.  Systems looked at include those
using reheat and/or mixing, unit ventilators (UVs), and
two-fan, dual-duct variable air volume (VAV) systems.

Keywords:  'Radon,  'Schools,   'Air  conditioning,
'Heating, 'Ventilation, "Air pollution control, Indoor air
pollution, Cost analysis. Energy consumption, Station-
ary sources.
PB92-218346/REB               PC A15/MF A03
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pollution, Prevention, and Toxics.
Tests of Indoor Air Quality Sinks. Final rept.
Environmental  Monitoring  Systems Lab., Las Vegas,
NV.
J. M. McHugh, and K. M. Bauer. 28 Apr 92.338p EPA/
600/R-92/094
Contract EPA-68-DO-0137
Sponsored  by  Environmental   Protection  Agency,
Washington. DC.  Office of Pollution, Prevention, and
Toxics.

Experiments were  conducted  in  a  room-size test
chamber to determine the sink effects of selected ma-
terials on indoor air concentrations of p-dichforoben-
zene (PDCB). These effects might alter pollutant be-
havior from that predicted using simple indoor air qual-
ity models, by reducing the peak concentrations during
source usage and by increasing the ventilation rates
needed to reduce pollutant concentrations.  Four ex-
perimental  conditions were tested: empty  chamber
(painted gypsum wallboard), carpeting only, carpeting
and drapes, and carpeting plus  a full-size bed with a
comforter. Chamber temperature and relative humidity
were controlled; atmospheric pressure was monitored.
Air exchange rates were monitored using the  tracer-
gas decay method. Chamber air, sampled at six  minute
intervals, was analyzed using a  gas  chromatograph.
Sink effects were estimated by  comparing  decay
curves fit to the tracer gas (SF6) and the PDCB con-
centrations. The influence  of sink effects on indoor air
concentrations was illustrated by estimating the venti-
lation rates required to reduce PDCB  concentrations
from 14ppmto2ppm.

Keywords: 'Indoor air pollution, 'Air quality, 'Air pollu-
tion monitoring, 'Sinks, Test chambers, Experimental
design,  Concentration(Composition),  Tracer studies.
Air flow, Ventilation, Environmental engineering. Chlo-
rine     organic      compounds,    Tables(Data),
Graphs(Charts), 'Benzene/dichloro.
PB92-218353/REB                PC A05/MF A02
Directory of EPA Support to Minority Academic
Institutions, FY 1990-1991.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of the Administrator.
Nov91. 100p

The report lists  recent activities the Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) has developed with minority
institutions. The  list is limited  to  program activities
which EPA has with minority academic institutions. The
program activities included in  the  directory are re-
search  grants, cooperative education  agreements,
intergovernmental personnel act agreements, fellow-
ships,  equipment  donations  or transfers,  training
grants,  faculty internships, student  internships, and
education. The information has been organized by pro-
gram activity and cross referenced by school, region,
and AAship. Brief descriptions are provided about the
activity and contact information is included to facilitate
the exchange of information about programs that may
be of interest to other AAships or regions.

Keywords: "Environmental Protection Agency, 'Minor-
ity groups, 'Colleges, 'Programs, Joint planning, Uni-
versities, Grants, Research and development, Educa-
tion, Training.
PB92-218361/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Guidelines for Catastrophic Emergency Situations
Involving Asbestos.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Stationary Source Compliance Div.
Feb 92, 61 p EPA/340/1 -92/010
See also PB89-237721 and PB85-136653.

These  guidelines  are intended  to assist Regional,
state, and local agencies in managing potential asbes-
tos hazards resulting  from a catastrophic accident or
disaster. The guidelines may be used as a reference
for advanced planning or, once  the emergency pre-
sents itself, to help ensure that, to the extent feasible
and compatible with other emergency measures, all
appropriate steps are taken to safely handle and dis-
pose of all asbestos,  while avoiding unnecessary  ex-
posures to asbestos.  The guidelines provide informa-
tion that may be helpful to EPA Regional offices and
delegated NESHAP  agencies that must respond to
emergencies  involving  asbestos.  The   guidelines
review the experiences of EPA Regional and state en-
forcement agencies  in dealing with asbestos during
recent emergencies. Information is included on stat-
utes  and  regulations that may be applicable in emer-
gency situations, including the emergency provisions
of the  asbestos NESHAP. Lines of  communication
within EPA  and between EPA and emergency man-
agement agencies are discussed. A list of contacts re-
sponsible at the state level for emergency and disaster
activities  is provided.  Information is provided to help
identify potential sources  of asbestos releases, and
factors are identified that should  be  considered in
planning for the cleanup and disposal of asbestos.

Keywords: 'Asbestos, "Emergency planning, 'Build-
ings, 'Environmental  management, Guidelines, Case
studies, New York, California,  South Carolina, Earth-
quakes, Hurricanes, Listings, Waste disposal, Materi-
als handling, US  EPA,  State  government, Regional
analysis.  Cleanup operations,  Gramercy Park,  Hurri-
cane Hugo, San Francisco(California).
PB92-218379/REB                PC A04/MF A01
AWD Technologies Integrated AquaDetox (Trade
Name)/SVE  Technology:  Applications Analysis
Report.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Oct 91, 68p EPA/540/A5-91 /002
See also PB92-124387.

In support of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agen-
cy's (EPA) Superfund Innovative Technology Evalua-
tion (SITE) Program, the report evaluates the AWD
Technologies, Inc., integrated  AquaDetox/SVE treat-
ment  system for  simultaneous on-site treatment of
contaminated groundwater and soil-gas. The  AWD
technology uses  an AquaDetox moderate  vacuum
steam stripping system to treat contaminated ground-
water and a soil vapor extraction (SVE) system that
uses  granular activated  carbon (GAC) beds  to  treat
soil-gas. The two systems are looped together to form
a closed system with no emissions.  The report evalu-
ates both the treatment efficiency and economic data
based on results from the SITE demonstrated and de-
scribes several case studies.

Keywords: 'Superfund, "Waste management, 'Land
pollution control, 'Water pollution control, 'Hazardous
materials,  Remedial action, Soil  contamination,  Soil
treatment, Economic analysis, Technology utilization,
Soil gases, Ground water, Case studies. Granular acti-
vated carbon treatment, "AquaDetox/SVE treatment
system, Soil vapor extraction,  AWD Technologies In-
corporated.
 PB92-218395/REB               PC A08/MF A02
 Technical Support  Document for the  1992 Citi-
 zen's Guide to Radon.
 Office of Radiation Programs, Washington, DC.
 20 May 92,157p EPA/400/R-92/011

 The report presents the wide range of technical analy-
 ses, radon risk communication research, legislative di-
 rectives, and other information that the U.S. Environ-
 mental  Protection Agency (EPA) used to shape the
 policies that are set forth in the 1992 A Citizen's Guide
 to Radon. The report summarizes extensive technical
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analyses of the data that have been gathered over the
past 6 years.

Keywords: 'Radon,  'Environmental policy, 'Public in-
formation,  'Public  health,  'Residential buildings,
Guidelines, Revisions,  Risk  assessment, Mitigation,
Indoor air pollution. Cost effectiveness, Radiation de-
tection, Air pollution control, Houses, Exposure, Long
term  effects, Legislation, Environmental monitoring,
Indoor Radon Abatement Act of 1988.
PB92-218403/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Citizen's Guide to Pesticides (Fourth Edition), No-
vember 1991.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Nov91,28p

The  booklet provides information and guidelines on
how  to safely and effectively handle pesticides. The
booklet discusses tips for handling pesticides, how to
determine the correct dosage, what the correct stor-
age  and disposal methods are, ideas on how  to
choose a pest control company, and  how to reduce
one's exposure to pesticides. Finally, the booklet dis-
cusses treatment options when accidental poisoning
occurs.

Keywords:  'Pesticides,  'Consumer products, Pest
control,  Exposure, Poisoning,  Food  contamination,
Storage, Disposal.
PB92-218411/REB                PC A07/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds.
Volunteer Lake Monitoring: A Methods Manual.
North American Lake Management Society, Washing-
ton, DC.
Dec 91,130p EPA/440/4-91 /002
See also PB91-210732. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC. Office  of Wet-
lands, Oceans and Watersheds.

Increasingly, State, local, and Federal agencies are
finding that citizen volunteers are valuable partners in
programs to monitor and protect our Nation's water re-
sources. The  EPA  has  developed the manual  to
present  specific information on volunteer lake water
quality monitoring methods.  The manual  begins by
summarizing the steps necessary to plan and manage
a volunteer monitoring program, including setting gen-
eral goals, identifying the uses and users of collected
data, and establishing sound quality assurance proce-
dures. The manual discusses three  parameters most
commonly used by volunteer monitoring programs to
measure the  algal condition of  a lake: Secchi disk
transparency (a measure of water clarity and, indirect-
ly, of algal density); chlorophyll a (a more reliable indi-
cator of algal density); and total phosphorus (a meas-
ure of water fertility). Ideally, all three should be meas-
ured in  a  monitoring program. Step-by-step instruc-
tions  are  provided   on  sampling procedures.  The
manual concludes with advice on how to present vol-
unteer-collected data.

Keywords:  'Environmental monitoring,  'Volunteers,
'Water quality.  'Lakes, Methodology, Algae, Aquatic
plants. Oxygen, Dissolved gases.
PB92-218429/REB                PC A16/MF A03
Documentation for Developing the Initial Source
Category List Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
Jul 92,368p EPA/450/3-91 /030
Contract EPA-68-D1 -0117

Section 112 of Title III (Air Toxics) of the Clean Air Act
(CAA) as amended in 1990 identifies a list of 189 haz-
ardous air pollutants (HAP's) and requires the U.S. En-
vironmental Protection Agency (EPA) to publish, within
1 year of enactment, an initial list of all categories and
subcategones of major and area sources of HAP's.
The purpose of this report is to (1) describe the meth-
odology used to identify sources that emit HAP's, (2)
document the technical references that support EPA's
conclusion that one or more of the listed HAP's is emit-
ted from a specified source category, (3) provide broad
descriptions of the categories of major sources includ-
ed on the initial list, and (4) present the responses to
public  comments received  regarding  a  preliminary
draft list of source categories that was published in the
Federal Register on June 21,1991.
Keywords: 'Clean Air Act, 'Pollution sources, 'Air pol-
lution, US EPA, Hazardous materials. Public opinion,
Technology  utilization, Stationary sources, Listings,
Documentation, Industrial wastes, 'Source Category
List.
PB92-218791/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Retech, Inc., Plasma Centrifugal Furnace: Applica-
tions Analysis Report Final rept.
Science Applications International Corp., San Diego,
CA.
T. Jackson. Jun 92,52p EPA/540/A5-91/007
Contract EPA-68-CO-0048
See also PB92-216035 and PB92-216043. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH.
Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

The document is an evaluation of the performance of
the Retech Inc. Plasma Centrifugal Furnace (PCF) and
its applicability as a treatment technique for soils con-
taminated with  organic and/or  inorganic compounds.
Both the technical and economic aspects of the tech-
nology were examined. A demonstration of the Retech
furnace was conducted under the Superfund  Innova-
tive Technology Evaluation Program at  the  Depart-
ment of Energy's Component Development and Inte-
gration Facility in Butte, Montana. Operational data,
along with sampling and analysis information, were
carefully compiled to establish a data base  against
which other  available data, as well as the vendor's
claims for the technology, have been compared and
evaluated. Conclusions concerning the technology's
suitability for use in immobilizing contaminants in the
feed soil were reached, and extrapolations regarding
applications at other sites with  different contaminants
and soil types were made.

Keywords: 'Plasma furnaces,  'Incinerators,  'Waste
disposal, 'Hazardous materials, 'Combustion efficien-
cy, 'Technology utilization, Superfund, Soil treatment,
Soils, Montana, Soil  contamination, Land pollution
control, Air pollution control, Economic analysis. Case
studies, Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation
Program, Retech Incorporated, Butte(Montana), Re-
source Conservation and Recovery Act, Principal Or-
ganic Hazardous Constituent.
PB92-219732/REB               PC A22/MF A04
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment
Technologies  (3rd):  Domestic and  International.
Held in Dallas, Texas on June  11-13,1991. Techni-
cal Papers.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Sep 91,514p EPA/540/2-91 /015
See also PB91-145649.

On June 11-13, 1991,  the U.S. Environmental Protec-
tion Agency's Technology Innovation Office and Risk
Reduction Engineering Laboratory hosted an  interna-
tional conference in Dallas, TX, to exchange solutions
to hazardous waste treatment problems.  This confer-
ence, the Third Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste
Treatment Technologies: Domestic and International,
was  attended by approximately 750 representatives
from the U.S. and several foreign countries. During the
conference,  scientists and  engineers representing
government agencies, industry, and academia attend-
ed 37 presentations describing domestic  and  interna-
tional  technologies  for the treatment  of  waste,
sludges, and contaminated soils at uncontrolled haz-
ardous waste disposal sites. Technologies included
physical/chemical, biological, thermal, and stabiliza-
tion techniques presented by EPA and other federal
government agency contractors. Domestic and  inter-
national scientists and  vendors presented over  50
posters explaining their treatment methods  and  re-
sults.

Keywords: 'Meetings, 'Hazardous materials,  'Waste
treatment, 'Technology innovation, Sludges, Soil con-
tamination, Waste disposal,  Physical chemical  treat-
ment.  Biological  treatment, Thermal degradation.
United States, Water pollution. Stabilization, Remedial
action, Superfund, Soil treatment. Foreign technology.
Cleanup operations.
PB92-219823/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Atmospheric  Research and Exposure As-
sessment Lab.
Summary  Report for the  National  Atmospheric
Deposition Program  National Trends  Network
(NADP/NTN) Site Visitation Program. Rept. for Oct
88-Sep 89.
Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
W. C. Eaton, C. E. Moore, R. W. Murdoch, R. C.
Shores, and D. A. Ward. Dec 91,110p EPA/600/R-
92/152
Contract EPA-68-D8-0001
See also PB90-212614. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection  Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC. At-
mospheric Research and Exposure Assessment Lab.

The proper collection of precipitation and the accurate
measurement of its constituents are important steps in
attaining  a better understanding of the distribution and
effects of acid rain in the United States. One of NAPAP
Task Group IV's major programs concerns wet deposi-
tion monitoring. One of that program's project, 4A-15,
'Quality Assurance Support for  Wet Deposition Moni-
toring,' is sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protec-
tion Agency (EPA) to evaluate  the sample collection
process  and  provide  technical  assistance  to  the
NADP/NTN network through a site visitation program.
Research Triangle Institute, as contractor to EPA, con-
ducts these visits. If deficiencies or nonstandard pro-
cedures  are noted, the site operator and supervisor
are notified. Brief reports are sent to the EPA Project
Officer, the NADP/NTN Quality Assurance  Manager,
and others. In this way, necessary changes can be
made promptly.  All NADP/NTN sites were  visited in
1985-1986. A second round of visits began in October
1986, with the goal of visiting approximately one-third
of the 200  sites each year over the next three years.
The document is a summary report of the findings from
the 1988-1989  (Fiscal Year 1989) site visitation pro-
gram to 72 of the sites of the NADP/NTN network.

Keywords:  'Air pollution sampling,  'Acid rain, 'Site
surveys,  'Precipitation(Meteorology), Deposition, En-
vironmental effects. Collecting methods, Comparison,
Procedures, Tables(Data), Quality assurance, Quality
control. Rain gages,  'National  Atmospheric Deposi-
tion Program/National Trends Network.
PB92-220219/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Registration Eligibility Document  (RED): Alkyl
Amine Hydrochloride.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticide Programs.
Jun 92,122p EPA/540/RS-92/208

EPA is directed by the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide,
and Rodenticide Act as amended in 1988 (FIFRA '88)
to review all pesticide products containing active ingre-
dients initially registered  before November 1, 1984,
and to reregister those products that have a substan-
tially complete data base  and do not pose unreason-
able adverse effects to people or the environment.
The pesticide reregistration program is to be complet-
ed by the  late 1990's. The  Reregistration Eligibility
Document (or RED) discusses the scientific data and
other information supporting EPA's regulatory conclu-
sion that products containing a pesticide do not pose
unreasonable risks when used as directed by Agency-
approved labeling, and are eligible for reregistration.

Keywords:  'Pesticides, 'Standards, Handbooks, Re-
quirements,  Chemicals,  Acceptability,  Toxicology,
Risk, Marking, USEPA, Public health, 'Alkyl amine hy-
drochloride, Reregistration.
PB92-220227/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Putres-
cent Whole Egg Solids.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticide Programs.
Jun 92.123p EPA/540/RS-92/209

EPA is directed by the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide,
and Rodenticide Act as amended in 1988 (FIFRA '88)
to review all pesticide products containing active ingre-
dients  initially  registered before November 1, 1984,
and to reregister those products that have a substan-
tially complete data base and do not pose unreason-
able adverse effects to people or the environment.
The pesticide reregistration program is to be complet-
ed by  the  late 1990's. The  Reregistration Eligibility
Document (or RED) discusses the scientific data and
other information supporting EPA's regulatory conclu-
sion that products containing a  pesticide do not pose
unreasonable risks when used as directed by Agency-
approved labeling, and are eligible for reregistration.
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Keywords: 'Pesticides, 'Standards, Handbooks, Reg-
ulations, Manufacturing, Toxicology, Residues, Path of
pollutants, Ecology, Eggs, Public health, 'Putrescent
Whole Egg Solids, Reregistration.
PB92-220235/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): 'Allium
sativum' (Garlic).
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticide Programs.
Jun 92,139p EPA/540/RS-92/207

EPA is directed by the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide,
and Rodenticide Act as amended in 1988 (FIFRA '88)
to review all pesticide products containing active ingre-
dients initially registered before November 1, 1984,
and to reregister those products that have a substan-
tially complete data base and do not pose unreason-
able adverse effects  to  people or the environment.
The pesticide reregistration program is to be complet-
ed by the late 1990's. The  Reregistration  Eligibility
Document (or RED) discusses the scientific data and
other information supporting EPA's regulatory conclu-
sion that products containing  a pesticide do not pose
unreasonable risks when used as directed by Agency-
approved labeling, and are eligible for reregistration.

Keywords: 'Pesticides, 'Standards,  Handbooks, Re-
quirements, Acceptability, Risk, Toxicology, Marking,
Ecology, Path of pollutants,  'Allium sativum, Garlic,
Reregistration.
PB92-220656/REB               PC A08/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park,  NC. Atmospheric Research and  Exposure As-
sessment Lab.
Atlanta Ozone Precursor Monitoring Study Data
Report
ManTech Environmental Technology, Inc., Research
Triangle Park, NC.
L. J. Purdue, J. A. Reagan, W. A. Lonneman, T. C.
Lawless, and R. J. Drago. Sep 92,168p EPA/600/R-
92/157
Contract EPA-68-D1-0111
See also PB91-211326. Prepared in cooperation with
Battelle, Columbus, OH. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Research Triangle  Park,  NC. At-
mospheric Research and Exposure Assessment Lab.

Monitoring was conducted during the summer of 1990
to address the measurement of ozone (O3) and ozone
precursors  in Atlanta,  Georgia. Data were collected
using automated gas chromatography. Resolved indi-
vidual species were detected via a flame ionization de-
tector (FID) and an electron capture detector (ECD).
The study area included six continuous and six en-
hancement sites located  in and  around  the greater
metropolitan Atlanta area. The collected data provide
an information base to support the development and
implementation of improved strategies to reduce O3 in
metropolitan areas. This data base contains more than
300,000 hourly measurements of the various param-
eters and species identified for the study.

Keywords:  'Ozone,  'Air pollution monitoring, Metro-
politan area, Gas chromatography, Sites, Reduction,
Data base, Summer, Measurement, Nitrogen oxides,
Carbon monoxide, Data collection, Sampling, Quality
control,   Air    pollution   control,    Photographs,
Tables(Data),  Nitrogen  dioxide,  'Atlanta(Georgia),
Strategic planning.
PB92-221373/REB                PC A04/MF A01
Chesapeake Bay Basin  Comprehensive  List  of
Toxic Substances.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Annapolis, MD.
Chesapeake Bay Program.
Apr 92,67p CBP/TRS-72/92

The Chesapeake Bay Basin Comprehensive List of
Toxic Substances is  a compilation of the toxic sub-
stances detected in, released, or applied to all media
(water, soil, sediment, tissue and air) within the Chesa-
peake Bay basin. A substance's inclusion in this  list
does not constitute evidence of potential or existing
environmental impact. It merely documents a finding or
measurement in  some media at some point in time.
This Comprehensive List  serves  two  specific pur-
poses: It  is  the central listing  of toxic substances
around which the Chesapeake Bay Program's Toxics
Data Base has been  structured and organized, and it
defines the 'universe' of toxic substances from which
future revisions and updates to the Chesapeake Bay
Toxics of Concern List will be ranked and identified.
The Comprehensive List is being published as a docu-
ment to meet other potential uses by the Chesapeake
Bay Program agencies such as defining parameter
lists for toxics monitoring programs.

Keywords:  'Chesapeake Bay  Basin, 'Toxic sub-
stances,  'Environmental surveys,  'Water pollution,
Listings, Soil surveys,  Sediments, Biological  effects,
Air pollution, Tissues(Biology), Air water interactions,
Deposition, Pesticides, Waste water, Marine  biology,
Water analysis.
PB92-221647/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Vendor Information System for Innovative Treat-
ment Technologies. User Manual (VISITT Version
1.0). Number 1.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Jun 92,49p EPA/542/R-92/001
See also PB91-921289.

The Technology Innovation Office (TIO) of the U.S. En-
vironmental Protection Agency (EPA) Office of Solid
Waste and Emergency Response (OSWER) has de-
veloped the Vendor Information System for Innovative
Treatment Technologies (VISITT) to provide current
information  on  innovative  treatment  technology.
VISITT contains technology information submitted by
developers, manufacturers, and suppliers of innova-
tive  treatment  technology equipment and  services.
The database provides a means for innovative tech-
nology vendors to make their products and capabilities
known to the state, federal, and private sector profes-
sionals such as yourself. You can use VISITT to screen
technologies that may be appropriate for cleanup of
the nation's hazardous waste sites, or to gain addition-
al information about these technologies.

Keywords: 'Information systems,  'Waste treatment,
'User manuals, 'Hazardous materials, Vendors, US
EPA, Information  transfer,  Site  surveys, Remedial
action, Technology transfer. Performance evaluation,
•Innovative treatment technologies, *VISITT(Vendor
Information System for Innovative Treatment Technol-
ogy), Cleanup operations.
PB92-221811/REB                PC A13/MF A03
General Information on Applying  for Registration
of Pesticides in the United States. Second Edition.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticide Programs.
H. Harrison. Aug 92,293p EPA/540/09-92/213, EPA/
737/B-92/001
See also diskette, PB92-504356.

The instruction manual, which is divided into 18 chap-
ters, is intended to  provide a general  overview and
guidance for persons seeking to register a pesticide in
the United States. Every attempt has been made to
make the information contained in the Instruction
Manual accurate and current, however, changes in the
Federal pesticide law (Federal Insecticide, Fungicide,
and Rodenticide Act) (FIFRA),  regulations,  policies
and requirements are an ongoing process.

Keywords:  'Licenses, 'Pesticides,  'United  States,
Regulations, Instruction  manuals,  Policies,  Require-
ments, Toxicity, Response, Registration, Federal In-
secticide Fungicide and Rodenticide  Act.
PB92-221829/REB                PC A06/MF A02
Reregistration Eligibility  Document  (RED):  Citric
Acid.
Environmental Protection Agency, Arlington, VA. Spe-
cial Review and Reregistration Div.
Jun 92,123pEPA/540/RS-92/214
See also PB92-221837.

EPA is directed by the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide,
and Rodenticide Act as amended in 1988 (FIFRA '88)
to review all pesticide products containing active ingre-
dients initially registered before November 1,  1984,
and to reregister those products that have a substan-
tially complete data base and do not pose unreason-
able adverse effects to people or the  environment.
The pesticide reregistration program is to be complet-
ed by the late 1990's.

Keywords: 'Regulations, 'Pesticides, Citric acid, Tox-
icity, Path of pollutants. Manufacturing, Chemical anal-
ysis, Ecology, Requirements, Pesticide residues. Re-
registration.
PB92-221837/REB               PC A01/MF A01
RED Facts: Citric Acid. Fact sheet.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Jun 92, 5p EPA/540/FS-92/215
See also PB92-221829


EPA is directed by the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide,
and Rodenticide Act as amended in 1988 (FIFRA '88)
to review all pesticide products containing active ingre-
dients initially registered before  November  1, 1984,
and to reregister those products that have a substan-
tially complete  data base and do not pose unreason-
able adverse effects  to  people or the environment.
The pesticide reregistration program is to be complet-
ed by the late 1990's. The RED FACTS fact sheet
summarizes EPA's conclusion, as set forth in the Re-
registration  Eligibility Document (or RED), that prod-
ucts containing a pesticide do not pose unreasonable
risks when used as directed by Agency-approved la-
beling, and are eligible for reregistration.


Keywords: 'Regulations, 'Pesticides, 'United States,
Approvals, Labels, Risk, Citric acid, Disinfectants, Re-
quirements, Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Roden-
ticide Act and Amendments of 1988, Reregistration.
PB92-221985/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Tech Trends (Number 8).
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Mar 92, 5p EPA/542/N-92/001


The Department of Energy (DOE) has developed and
demonstrated an in situ air stripping technique that uti-
lizes horizontal wells to  remove volatile  organic sol-
vents from soil and groundwater. The demonstration
was  part of the DOE's Savannah River Integrated
Demonstration  Program. At the site, an abandoned
process sewer line leaked trichloroethylene and te-
trachloroethylene into soil and groundwater.


Keywords:  'Strippers, 'Ground water, 'Water  wells,
Biodeterioration, Soils,  Volatile organic  compounds,
Metals,  Stabilization, Contamination, Removal,  Ar-
senic, Chromium, Bioreactors, Air stripping, SITE.
PB92-222041/REB                PC A09/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Chemical  Oil  Spill  Dispersants:  Evaluation of
Three Laboratory Procedures for Estimating Per-
formance.
Science Applications International  Corp., San Diego,
CA.
J. R. Clayton, and P. Marsden. Sep 92,195p EPA/
600/R-92/177
Contract EPA-68-C8-0062
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

The report presents data from studies designed to
evaluate characteristics of selected bench-scale test
methods  for estimating  performance  of  chemical
agents for dispersing oil from surface slicks into an un-
derlying water column. In order to mitigate the effect of
surface slicks with chemical dispersant agents, howev-
er,  an on-scene coordinator must have information
and an understanding of performance characteristics
for available dispersant agents. Performance of candi-
date dispersant agents can be estimated on the basis
of laboratory testing procedures that are designed to
evaluate performance of different  agents. Data pre-
sented in the report assist in the evaluation of candi-
date test methods for estimating performance of can-
didate dispersant agents. Three test methods were se-
lected for evaluating performance: the currently ac-
cepted Revised Standard  EPA test. Environmental
Canada's Swirling Flask test, and the IFP-Dilution test.


Keywords: 'Oil slicks, 'Water pollution control,  'Dis-
persants,  'Oil pollution removal,  Chemical  com-
pounds,  Performance evaluation,  National govern-
ment, Experimental design.  Study estimates,  On-
scene coordinators.
 PB92-222207/REB               PC A05/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
 Reduction Engineering Lab.
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                                                  EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
Chemical Oil  Spill Dispersants: Update State-of-
the-Art on Mechanisms of Action and Factors In-
fluencing Performance with Emphasis on Labora-
tory Studies. Draft rept. (Final).
Science Applications International Corp., San Diego,
CA.
J. R. Clayton, and J. R. Payne. Oct 92,91 p EPA/600/
R-92/176
Contract EPA-68-C8-0062
See also PB89-198899. Prepared in cooperation with
Sound Environmental Services, Inc.,  Carlsbad, CA.
Sponsored by  Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

The purpose of the report is to provide an updated
review of information from the available literature for
the mechanism of action of chemical dispersants, vari-
ables that affect dispersant performance, evaluation of
a variety of laboratory tests designed to assess the
performance of dispersant agents, and a brief consid-
eration of relationships between laboratory methods
and field situations, differences among tests are par-
ticularly important because they may be responsible
for not only significant differences in results between
laboratory testing methods but also poor correlations
between laboratory results and data from field tests.
Four general types of laboratory testing methods are
considered: (1) tank tests, (2) shake/flask tests, (3) in-
terfacial surface tension tests, and (4) flume tests.

Keywords: 'Dispersants, *Oil pollution, "Water pollu-
tion       control,       Ocean      environments,
Concentration(Composition),  Chemical  compounds,
Toxicity, Field  tests. Estimating, Performance evalua-
tion, Laboratories, Safety,  Models, Test methods,
Tabtes(Data), 'Oil spills. Cleanup.
PB92-222215/REB                PC A06/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Technology  Evaluation  Report  Babcock  and
WHcox Cyclone Furnace Vitrification Technology.
Volume 1.
Science Applications International Corp.,  Cincinnati,
OH.
P. Groeber. Sep 92,108p EPA/540/R-92/017A
Contract EPA-68-CO-0048
See also Volume 2, PB92-222223. Sponsored by Envi-
ronmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Re-
duction Engineering Lab.

The project consists of an analysis of the Babcock and
Witeox (B&W) Cyclone Furnace Vitrification process.
The SITE  Demonstration took place at the B&W Re-
search and Development Division in  Alliance, Ohio.
The vitrification process was performed on a synthetic
soil matrix (SSM) that was spiked with known concen-
trations  of semivolatile organic compounds, metals,
and simulated radionuclides. The Demonstration effort
was directed at  obtaining information on the perform-
ance and  cost of the process for use at other sites.
Documentation will consist of two reports. This Tech-
nology Evaluation Report (TER) is  contained in two
volumes and describes the field activities and labora-
tory results.

Keywords: 'Soil treatment 'Vitrification, 'Hazardous
materials,  'Waste management, 'Cyclone combus-
tors,  Volatile  organic compounds,  Metals, Radioiso-
topes. Technology innovation. Performance evalua-
tion, Furnaces, Design criteria. High temperature tests.
Incineration, 'Innovative treatment technologies, *Su-
perfund     Innovative   Technology    Evaluation,
Alliance(Ohio).
PB92-222223/REB                PC A15/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Technology  Evaluation  Report  Babcock  and
WHcox Cyclone Furnace Vitrification Technology.
Volume 2.
Science Applications International Corp., Cincinnati,
OH.
P. Groeber. Sep 92,328p EPA/650/R-92/017B
Contract EPA-68-CO-0048
See also Volume 1, PB92-222215. Sponsored by Envi-
ronmental Protection Agency. Cincinnati, OH. Risk Re-
duction Engineering Lab.

The Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) Cyclone Furnace Vitrifi-
cation Technology is a treatment process for contami-
nated soils. The process was evaluated to determine
its ability to destroy semivolatile prganics and to isolate
metals and simulated radionuclides into a non-leach-
able slag material. The feed material for the system
was a prepared synthetic soil matrix (SSM) that was
spiked with two organic compounds and six metals.
This volume contains the appendices.

Keywords: 'Soil treatment,  'Vitrification, 'Hazardous
materials,  'Waste management,  'Cyclone combus-
tors, Volatile organic compounds, Metals, Radioiso-
topes,  Technology  innovation, Performance evalua-
tion. Furnaces, Design criteria, High temperature tests,
Incineration, 'Innovative treatment technologies,  *Su-
perfund   Innovative    Technology     Evaluation,
Alliance(Ohio).
PB92-222231/REB               PC A08/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Toxicity Reduction Evaluation: Case Histories at
High Point and Fayetteville, North Carolina.
North Carolina Univ. at Chapel Hill. Dept. of Environ-
mental Sciences and Engineering.
F. A. DeGiano, M. Maerker, T. L. Champlin, and M. V.
Frey. Oct 92,169p EPA/600/R-92/184
See also PB86-158474,  PB89-125934  and  PB89-
207013.  Sponsored  by  Environmental Protection
Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering
Lab.

The research focused on investigation of two impor-
tant elements of the toxicity  reduction evaluation
(TRE) protocol proposed by EPA: (1) toxicity identifica-
tion evaluation (TIE) and (2) toxicity source evaluation
(TSE). The specific objectives were to: challenge the
TIE protocol with  target  compounds to determine
whether the toxicity could be properly classified; apply
the TIE  and TSE protocols to two case studies (High
Point, NC and Fayetteville, NC) where pass-through
toxicity was highly variable; and investigate the poten-
tial  for return activated sludge to desorb  components
that may cause acute toxicity. The refractory toxicity
assessment  (RTA) protocol was  modified toidentify
chronic toxicity as the end-point  rather  than acute tox-
icity. Results  indicated that the  TIE  Phase I protocol
can provide  proper direction for further narrowing of
potential toxicants but more data are needed on mix-
tures of target compounds to show reliability.

Keywords: 'Toxicity, 'Sewage disposal, 'Water qual-
ity,  'Water pollution control, 'Industrial wastes. Case
studies.  Pollution sources. Activated sludge process.
Sewage  treatment plants. Water  pollution  effects.
Toxic substances, National Pollution Discharge Elimi-
nation   System,   High   Point(North    Carolina),
Fayetteville(North Carolina).
PB92-222512/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Volunteer   Lake   Monitoring  Program,   1991.
Volume  1:  Statewide Summary  Report Annual
rept
Illinois State Environmental Protection Agency, Spring-
field. Div. of Water Pollution Control.
A. J. Bums. Apr 92,115p IEPA/WPC/92-110A
See also PB91-210740.

A Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program initiated by the
Illinois EPA in 1981  was continued in 1991. Citizens
were  trained to measure Secchi disc  transparency,
total depth, and record field observations from a boat
at designated sites  on their chosen lake. Readings
were  to be taken at least twice a month from May
through  October, and  the results forwarded to the
Agency. In addition, volunteers for 41 lakes collected
water samples for analysis of nutrients and suspended
solids when  performing the  Secchi monitoring. This
report provides a historical perspective of the Volun-
teer Lake Monitoring Program and describes program
objectives and rationale.  Methods for volunteer train-
ing and data handling/analysis are described; 1991
program results presented and discussed; and trends
analyzed.

Keywords: 'Environmental monitoring, 'Lakes, 'Water
quality,  'Water pollution sampling.  State  programs,
Citizen participation, Tables(Data), Illinois, 'Volunteer
Lake Monitoring Program, Secchi disc transparency.
PB92-222850/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Environmental Protection  Agency, Annapolis,  MD.
Chesapeake Bay Program.
Comprehensive List of Chesapeake Bay Basin
Species.
Computer Sciences  Corp.,  Annapolis, MD. Chesa-
peake Bay Liaison Office.
Mar 92,140pCBP/TRS-70/92
Contract EPA-68-WO-0043
See also PB92-220979. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Annapolis, MD. Chesapeake Bay
Program.

The report, 'A Comprehensive List of Chesapeake Bay
Basin Species,' serves three specific purposes: It pro-
vides the  Bay community with a standardized list of
Chesapeake Bay aquatic and aquatic-associated living
resources; It provides the Chesapeake Bay Program
access to toxicity data that will be used to revise and
update the Chesapeake Bay Toxics of Concern List;
and, it supports Chesapeake Bay Program agencies in
determining  the  presence and  status of living  re-
sources in the Bay.

Keywords: 'Aquatic animals, 'Forest trees,  'Marine
fishes, Taxonomy, 'Chesapeake Bay Basin, Birds,
Herrings, Shrimps, Mussels, Worms, Ducks, Eels, An-
nelida, Clams, Perch, Nematoda, Diatoms, Barnacles,
Flat fishes, Sea grasses, Turtles, Listings,  Blue heron.
PB92-222876/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Illinois State Environmental Protection Agency, Spring-
field. Div. of Water Pollution Control.
Volunteer   Lake  Monitoring  Program,   1991.
Volume 6. Southwestern Illinois Region.
Southwestern Illinois Metropolitan and Regional Plan-
ning Commission, Collinsville.
Apr 92, 72p IEPA/WPC/92-110F
See also PB91-210799. Sponsored by Illinois State
Environmental Protection Agency, Springfield. Div. of
Water Pollution Control.

A volunteer Lake Monitoring Program initiated by the Il-
linois EPA in 1981 was continued through 1992. Citi-
zens were trained to measure Secchi disc transparen-
cy, total depth,  and record field observations from a
boat at three sites on their chosen lake, twice per
month from May through October. This report provides
a summary of  the 1991 program  conducted in the
Southwestern Illinois Region. Eighteen volunteers par-
ticipated in  monitoring eleven lakes. Regional results
are analyzed and compared  with statewide results. In-
dividual lake summaries are provided for lakes sam-
pled six or more periods during the season, and data is
provided for lakes sampled  by the  Illinois EPA under
the Ambient Lake Monitoring Program.

Keywords: 'Environmental monitoring,  'Lakes, 'Water
quality,  'Water pollution sampling, State programs,
Seasonal variations,   Graphs(Charts),  Tables(Data),
Citizen participation, Illinois,  'Volunteer Lake Monitor-
ing Program, 'Southwest Region(lllinois), Secchi disc
transparency.
PB92-223023/REB                PC A19/MF A04
Illinois Water Quality Report, 1990-1991. Final rept
Illinois State Environmental Protection Agency, Spring-
field. Div. of Water Pollution Control.
Apr 92, 429p IEPA/WPC/92-255
See also PB90-252396.Color illustrations reproduced
in black and white.

The report addresses the quality of the waters  of the
State of Illinois for the period of 1990 and 1991 in fulfill-
ment of Section 305(b) of the Clean Water Act. Water-
bodies including rivers, streams,  inland lakes, and
Lake  Michigan are assessed for degree of overall and
individual  use supports. Discussions  of  the State's
wetland resources and  groundwater protection pro-
grams are also provided. In addition, detailed informa-
tion regarding public health/aquatic  life concerns (fish
advisories, fish  kills,  sediment contamination,  water-
borne toxics); lake information required by Section 314
of the CWA; Nonpoint Source Assessment information
required by Section 319(a); identification of water qual-
ity limited waters required by Section 303(d); water pol-
lution control program descriptions; and special state
concerns and recommendations is also provided.

Keywords: 'Illinois,  'Water  quality  management,
'Clean Water Act, Water pollution control, Surface
waters, Toxic substances, Wetlands,  Ground  water,
Table(Data),  State programs,  Rivers,  Streams, Lake
Michigan, Public  health. Aquatic  biology,  Nonpoint
sources.
PB92-223122/REB               PC A08/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
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Drinking Water and Health. Volume 5. Final rept.
National Research Council, Washington, DC.
1983,169plS8N-0-309-03381-0
Contract EPA-68-01-3169
See  also PB82-249244,  PB81-206013, and PB-292
420.  Library of Congress catalog card no. 77-89284.
Sponsored  by  Environmental  Protection  Agency,
Washington, DC.

The study reported in the volume continues the as-
sessment and evaluation procedures  established in
the earlier volumes which identified chemical and bio-
logical  contaminants associated with  drinking water
distribution systems and the health implications of defi-
ciencies in those systems. An evaluation of informa-
tion on the toxicity of selected inorganic and organic
contaminants  and SNARL'S were provided when ap-
propriate. Some of the compounds were reviewed for
the first time in the report; others had been reviewed in
earlier  volumes of  the  series.  For  the  latter com-
pounds, discussions were limited mainly to information
that had become available after the earlier reports had
been published, although the committee occasionally
cited older references that were  not  previously as-
sessed. Twenty-one  compounds are reviewed in
Chapter 2. Chapter 3 contains an evaluation of epide-
miological data on exposure to arsenic and asbestos
in drinking water.

Keywords: *Potable water, 'Disinfection, 'Water pollu-
tion effects(Humans), Toxicity, Arsenic, Asbestos, Or-
ganic compounds, Health hazards, Epidemiology, Inor-
ganic compounds.
PB92-223130/REB               PC A21/MF A04
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Drinking Water and Health. Volume 6. Final rept.
National Research Council, Washington, DC.
R. D. Thomas. 1986,489p
Contract EPA-68-01-6371
Sponsored  by  Environmental Protection  Agency,
Washington, DC.

The volume reviews the state of the art in the develop-
ing field of risk assessment and provides some risk as-
sessment for drinking water exposure to 14  com-
pounds of interest to the EPA as the agency develops
its regulatory program. Reflecting the tendency of past
lexicological studies to focus on cancer as the main
health effect of concern, most of the risk assessments
in the report were estimated for carcinogenicity. Wher-
ever data were adequate, however, the committee
also developed risk assessments for noncancer end
points. The report assesses  methods for using epide-
miological data in conducting  risk assessments and
methods for extrapolating results of laboratory animal
inhalation studies to estimate human risk from inges-
tion. The reports describes mathematical modeling ap-
proaches currently available or under development of
the assessment of noncancer risks.

Keywords:   'Potable  water,   'Water   pollution
effects(Humans). Toxicology. Risk assessment. Neo-
plasms,   Epidemiology,    Mathematical    models,
Reproduction(Biology), Teratognic compounds, Nerv-
ous system, Carcinogenesis, Dose-response relation-
ships.
PB92-223171/REB               PC A08/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Multimedia  Approaches to  Pollution Control: A
Symposium Proceedings.
National Research Council, Washington, DC. Board on
Environmental Studies and Toxicology.
1987,164p
Grant EPA-X-812723-01 -0
Report on a symposium held  on February 11,1987.
Sponsored  by  Environmental  Protection Agency,
Washington, DC.

A symposium was  organized by  the  committee to
focus on whether a sufficient knowledge base exists or
enough is known to warrant greater attention,  in both
the scientific and policy-making communities, to the
implications of multimedia transfers. There were four
sessions:  (1) an examination  of the  occurrence and
extent of multimedia transfers and  the basic ecplogic
principles that describe them; (2)  methods available
for the assessment of multimedia transport of pollut-
ants; (3) legal, political, and institution considerations
relevant to the multimedia approach; and (4) an overall
discussion of multimedia assessment and regulations.
Keywords: 'Meetings,  'Pollution  control,  'Environ-
mental surveys, Ecology, Environmental transport, En-
vironmental impact  assessments, Pollution  regula-
tions,  Legal aspects, Air  pollution,  Water pollution,
Land pollution.
PB92-223189/REB               PC A08/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Opportunities in Applied Environmental Research
and Development. Final rept.
National Research Council, Washington, DC. Board on
Environmental Studies and Toxicology.
1991,170p
Contract EPA-68-D80079
Sponsored by  Environmental  Protection  Agency,
Washington, DC., National  Inst. of Environmental
Health Sciences, Research Triangle Park, NC.,  and
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry,
Atlanta, GA.

There are many opportunities in applied environmental
research and development. In investigating such op-
portunities, the committee attempted to look into the
future; therefore, the report is not an exhaustive scien-
tific report, but rather an attempt to summarize the
opinions of experts in several fields. Four areas were
investigated by the committee with the assistance of
participants in a series of workshops: waste reduction,
ecosystem and landscape change, anticipatory  re-
search, and long-term chemical toxicity. One funda-
mental question is whether the EPA and pther agen-
cies should fund only research linked specifically to its
legislated  regulatory  objectives  or whether it should
also anticipate new or emerging, unregulated environ-
mental problems. The  committee  believes that  re-
search is  an  essential  foundation  of environmental
protection and that scientifically based advisory panels
should play a larger and more visible role in fostering
improvements in  environmental  science, such as de-
veoping high-quality research institutions and advising
environmental agencies on ways to link research ef-
fectively  with  policy   and  management  decision
making.

Keywords:  'Research and  development,  "Environ-
mental research, 'Meetings,  Waste  management,
Ecosystems, Long term effects, Toxicity, Chemical
compounds, Environmental  management,  Forecast-
ing, Pollution  regulations, Environmental monitoring,
Landscape change, Source reduction, Waste minimi-
zation.
PB92-223213/REB               PC A09/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Tracking Toxic Substances at Industrial Facilities:
Engineering  Mass Balance versus  Materials Ac-
counting. Final rept.
National Research Council, Washington, DC.
1990,191p' ISBN-0-309-040868
Library of Congress catalog card no. 89-62948. Spon-
sored by Environmental Protection Agency, Washing-
ton, DC.

In response to a congressional mandate, this book ex-
amines whether  knowing  the  amounts of toxic sub-
stances entering and leaving manufacturing facilities is
useful in evaluating chemical releases to the environ-
ment, waste reduction progress, and  chemical man-
agement practices. Tracking these substances with
rigorous engineering data  is compared with a less re-
source-intensive alternative to determine the feasibility
and potential  usefulness to the public and the govern-
ment.

Keywords: 'Toxic  substances, 'Environmental sur-
veys, 'Industrial wastes, 'Mass balance, 'Waste man-
agement,  Tracer studies,  Chemical compounds, Su-
perfund, Air pollution. Sewage treatment, Water pollu-
tion, Chemical industry, Manufacturing, Materials re-
covery, Feasibility studies,  Source reduction.
 PB92-223221/REB                PC A22/MF A04
 Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
 Rethinking the Ozone Problem in Urban and Re-
 gional Air Pollution. Final rept.
 National Research Council, Washington, DC.
 c1991,505p
 Contract DE-FG001-89FE618, Grant EPA-R-816174
 Library of  Congress catalog card no. 91-68142. Spon-
 sored by Department of Energy, Washington, DC., En-
 vironmental  Protection  Agency, Washington,  DC.,
 American Petroleum Inst., Washington, DC., and Motor
Vehicle Mfrs.  Association of the United States, Inc.,
Detroit, Ml.

Public attention has focused on the depletion of ozone
in the upper atmosphere. Experts are also concerned,
however, about the formation of ozone pollution in the
lower atmosphere, or troposphere, and the resulting
threats to human, animal, and plant respiratory health.
Most critical to public health is the formation of ozone
around large urban areas, where concentrations can
be up to three times those considered  safe by the U.S.
Environmental Protection  Agency. This report pre-
sents a wide range of current findings on how tropo-
spheric ozone is formed, how well ozone and its pre-
cursors are measured, why efforts to date  to control
the problem have fallen short,  what approaches hold
the most promise, and what  additional research  is
needed.  The recommendatipns  presented  in  this
report provide a roadmap for improving the ozone in-
formation base so effective control strategies can be
developed.

Keywords: 'Ozone, 'Air pollution, 'Urban areas, 'Air
quality, Troposphere, Environmental  effects, Ozone
depletion, Atmospheric chemistry. Volatile organic
compounds, Meteorology, Regional analysis, Air pollu-
tion  abatement, Air pollution control, Photochemical
reactions, Nitrogen oxides, Natural emissions, Climatic
changes, Mathematical  models, Alternative  fuels,
Emission inventories.
PB92-223239/REB               PC A10/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Monitoring Human Tissues for Toxic Substances.
Final rept.
National Research Council, Washington, DC.
1991,216p ISBN-0-309-04437-5
Library of Congress catalog card no. 91-61252. Spon-
sored by Environmental Protection Agency, Washing-
ton, DC.

The National Human Monitoring Program (NHMP) was
established in 1967 within the U.S. Public Health Serv-
ice to study changes in pesticide residues in the U.S.
population. The primary activities of the NHMP are the
National Human Adipose Tissue Survey (NHATS) and
special studies that support other programs requiring
data relevant to chemical  exposures. The NHMP, in-
cluding NHATS, was transferred to the Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) in 1970. The NHATS is now
out of date and only partially fulfills its  objectives.
Design and management  problems have  been com-
pounded by insufficient financial support for the chang-
ing and expanding objectives, and the overall quality of
the NHATS has deteriorated. In 1987 EPA announced
its intention to eliminate  the NHMP. Congress  re-
sponded by instructing EPA to  retain the  program,
pending a review of its usefulness. EPA asked the Na-
tional Research Council (NRC) to review and evaluate
the effectiveness and  potential applications of the
NHMP. The report evaluates the current activities  of
the NHMP;  identifies  important  scientific, technical,
and  programmatic issues; and makes recommenda-
tions regarding the design of the program and use of
its products.

Keywords: 'Toxic substances,  'Tissues(Biology), Pes-
ticide  residues,  Environmental monitoring,  Adipose
tissue. Risk assessment, Body fluids, Sampling, Chem-
ical  analysis,  Recommendations,  'National Human
Monitoring Program, National Human Adipose Tissue
Survey, Tissue monitoring.
 PB92-223254/REB               PC A11/MF A03
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Aging in Today's Environment. Final rept.
 National Research Council, Washington, DC. Board on
 Environmental Studies and Toxicology.
 1987,235p
 Grant EPA-R-812961-01-0
 Sponsored  by  Environmental  Protection   Agency,
 Washington,  DC.,  and  Department of Health  and
 Human Services, Washington, DC.

 The report examines the relationships between aging
 and exposure to environmental agents (including natu-
 ral and man-made agents, as well as life-style factors).
 Several relationships were considered-the  impact of
 intermittent or lifelong  exposure to environmental
 agents on the rate of aging, the impacts of lifelong ex-
 posure on health status when one reaches more ad-
 vanced age, and the special response of  the aged
 compared with that of the young when exposed to en-
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vironmental agents. The report gathers in one docu-
ment the pertinent data that do exist, examines them
for clues and directions for future research, and seeks
some theoretical and practical frameworks  for ad-
dressing the issue, and suggests a course of research.

Keywords:  'Aging(Biology),  'Environmental  pollut-
ants. Vision, Geriatrics, Toxicology, Exposure, Nutri-
tion, Life style. Drugs, Demography, Skin(Anatomy),
Hearing, In vitro analysis. Animal disease models.
Nervous system. Respiratory system, Kidney, Cardio-
vascular system, Immune system.
PB92-223262/REB               PC A15/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Environmental Tobacco  Smoke: Measuring Expo-
sures and Assessing Health Effects. Final rept.
National Research Council, Washington, DC. Board on
Toxicology and Environmental Health Hazards.
C1986,350p ISBN-0-309-03730-1
Contract EPA-68-02-4073, PHS-ASU000001-06-S1
See also PB87-191516. Library of Congress catalog
card no. 86-28622. Sponsored by Environmental Pro-
tection Agency, Washington, DC., and Public Health
Service, Rockvilte, MD.

The report evaluates methodologies in epidemiologic
and related studies for obtaining measurements of ex-
posure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) by non-
smokers and also outlines the possible health effects
of such exposures as reported in the published litera-
ture. The committee reviewed original research data
and identified research needs but was not charged
with preparing policy statements or recommendations
for public health actions.

Keywords: 'Exposure, 'Air pollution effects(Humans),
'Tobacco smoke pollution, Measurement, In vivo anal-
ysis. In vitro analysis. Toxicology, Questionnaires,
Dose-response relationships, Biological markers. Pul-
monary neoplasms, Cardiovascular system, Children,
Neoplasms.  Carcinogens,  'Environmental  tobacco
smoke.
PB92-223288/REB               PC A09/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Potychlorinated Biphenyls. Final rept.
National Research Council, Washington, DC.
1979.198p ISBN-0-309-02885-X
Contract EPA-68-01-3962
Library of Congress catalog card no. 79-65443. Spon-
sored by Environmental Protection Agency, Washing-
ton, DC.

The committee provided EPA with a detailed assess-
ment of the nature of the problems of PCBs and of al-
ternatives for reducing the current substantial level of
environmental contamination from PCBs. The commit-
tee developed a model of PCB distribution throughout
the environment with estimates of current  reservoir
burdens, analyzed the economic impact of various
control options, and used PCB data as the test case, to
assess the effectiveness of the proposed EPA testing
guidelines for evaluating toxic substances.

Keywords: 'Chlorine organic  compounds, 'Biphenyl,
'Environmental  impacts, 'Air pollution, Mathematical
models. Chlorine, Toxkaty, Coolants. Estimates, US
EPA,  'Polychlorinated  biphenyls. Toxic  Substances
Control Act
PB92-224088/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Supercritical Water Oxidation: Engineering Bulle-
tin. Bulletin.
Science Applications International Corp., Cincinnati,
OH.
Sep 92,9p EPA/540/S-92/006
Contract EPA-68-C8-0062
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

The engineering bulletin presents a  description and
status of supercritical  water oxidation technology, a
summary of recent performance tests, and the current
applicability of this emerging technology. This informa-
tion is provided to assist remedial project managers,
contractors and others to understand what supercriti-
cal water oxidation research has been done and where
trie technology will be demonstrated in the future.
Keywords: 'Waste treatment, 'Oxidation, 'Supercriti-
cal state, 'Water, Performance evaluation, Decompo-
sition, Separation, Remedial action.
P892-224096/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered  Species: Interim Meas-
ures, Stephens County, Georgia.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90,5p EPA-20T-3025

The information in this pamphlet is similar to what the
U.S.  Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expects
to distribute once our Endangered Species Protection
Program is in effect. The limitations on pesticide use
are not law at this time, but are being provided now for
your  use in voluntarily protecting  endangered and
threatened species from  harm due to pesticide use.
We encourage you to  use this information. We also
welcome your comments. This publication contains a
County Map showing the area within the county where
pesticide use should be limited to protect listed spe-
cies. These  areas are identified on the  map by a
shaded pattern. Each shaded pattern corresponds to a
species in need of protection.

Keywords: 'Endangered species, 'Pesticides, Wildlife,
Citizen participation, Animal behavior, US EPA.
PB92-224104/REB               PC A03/MF A01
TCE Removal from Contaminated Soil and Ground
Water. Ground Water Issue.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
H. H. Russell, J. E. Matthews, and G. W. Sewell. Jan
92,12pEPA/540/S-92/002

Trichloroethylene (TCE) is a halogenated aliphatic or-
ganic compound which, due to its  unique properties
and solvent effects, has been widely used as an ingre-
dient in industrial cleaning solutions and as a universal
decreasing agent. Methods that are  required for reme-
diation of water contaminated with TCE if such water is
to be used for human consumption are discussed. The
purpose of this paper is to:  (1) present a synopsis of
physicochemical properties and reactive mechanisms
of TCE, and (2) delineate and discuss promising reme-
diation technologies that have been proposed and/or
demonstrated for restoring TCE-contaminated subsur-
face environmental media.

Keywords: 'Water pollution  control, 'Land  pollution
control, 'Remedial action, 'Ethylene/trichloro, Volatile
organic compounds. Potable water, Physical proper-
ties, Chemical properties, Waste disposal,  Environ-
mental transport, Stripping, Adsorption, Aeration, Bio-
logical treatment, Chemical reaction mechanisms, Soil
venting.
PB92-224138/REB               PC A14/MF A03
Electric Power Research Inst, Palo Alto, CA.
Ground Water Models: Scientific and  Regulatory
Applications.
National Research  Council,  Washington, DC.  Water
Science and Technology Board.
C1990,320p* ISBN-0309-03993-2
Contracts RP2485-10, EPA-CR-814067
Sponsored in part by grant NSF-CES-8708081. Library
of Congress catalog card no. 89-14033. Sponsored by
Electric Power  Research Inst., Palo Alto, CA., Nuclear
Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC.,  Environ-
mental Protection Agency, Washington, DC., and Na-
tional Science Foundation, Washington, DC.

Ground Water Models: Scientific and Regulatory Appli-
cations addresses  scientific aspects  and the use of
ground water flow and contaminant transport modeling
in the regulatory process. The committee was chaired
by Frank W. Schwartz, Ohio State University.

Keywords: 'Water flow, 'Ground water, Mathematical
models. Regulations, Environmental  transport. Con-
taminants, Assessments, Books, Hydrogeology, Com-
mittee.
PB92-224161/REB               PC A24/MF A04
Department of the Interior, Washington, DC.
Restoration  of Aquatic  Ecosystems:  Science,
Technology and Public Policy.
National Research  Council, Washington, DC. Water
Science and Technology Board.
c1992,574p
Library of Congress catalog card no. 91-43324. Spon-
sored by Department of the Interior, Washington, DC.,
Bureau  of Reclamation,  Washington, DC.,  Living
Lakes, Inc., Washington, DC., and Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, DC.

The  Restoration of Aquatic  Ecosystems: Science,
Technology, and Public Policy outlines a national strat-
egy for restoring the nation's rivers, streams, wetlands,
and lakes. It features case studies of aquatic restora-
tion recommendations for implementing a long-term,
comprehensive  strategy for  restoring the  nation's
aquatic ecosystems. Committee chair: John Cairns Jr.,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.

Keywords: 'Ecosystems, 'Aquatic biology, 'Surface
waters. Lakes, Rivers, Streams, Project planning, Wild-
life, Lake Michigan, Lake Apopka, Government poli-
cies, Decision making, Financing, Water supply, Mar-
kets, Illinois River, Mississippi River, Merrimac River,
Drainage, Books, 'Restoration, Wetlands, Case stud-
ies, Institutional barriers.
PB92-224179/REB               PC A12/MF A03
Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
Ground Water and Soil Contamination Remedi-
ation:  Toward Compatible Science, Policy, and
Public Perception. Report on a Colloquium Spon-
sored  by  the Water Science  and  Technology
Board, Colloquium 5 of a Series.
National Research Council,  Washington,  DC. Water
Science and Technology Board.
1990,274p ISBN-0-309-04184-8
Grants DE-FG05-89ER60743, EPA-X-813619-03-0
See also PB89-198931. Library of Congress catalog
card no. 89-63752. Sponsored by  Department  of
Energy, Washington, DC., Environmental Protection
Agency, Washington, DC., Federal Emergency Man-
agement Agency. Washington, DC., and National Sci-
ence Foundation, Washington, DC.

Ground Water and Soil Contamination  Remediation:
Toward Compatible Science, Policy, and Public Per-
ception focuses on how science influences policy and
public perceptions where cleanup of ground water and
soil contamination is concerned. The report familiar-
izes the public, press, and Congress with the scientific
constraints involved in  soil and ground water cleanup
policy, given the complex scientific questions underly-
ing these issues. The committee chairman was Rich-
ard A. Conway, Union Carbide Corporation.

Keywords:  'Groundwater, 'Soils,  'Water pollution,
Contamination, Government policies, Conflicts, Spatial
distribution, Behavior, Environmental transport, Deci-
sion making, Scientists, Technology transfer, Improve-
ment, Legislation, Publicity, Remedial action, Cleanup.
PB92-224278/REB               PC A24/MF A04
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Toxics in the Community: National and Local Per-
spectives. The 1989 Toxics Release Inventory Na-
tional Report.
Hampshire Research Associates, Alexandria, VA.
Sep 91, 554p* EPA/560/4-91 /014
Contracts EPA-68-DO-0165, EPA-68-D9-0169
See also PB91-100230. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC. Office of Pesti-
cides and Toxic Substances.

This year's National Report is the third annual analysis
of the releases  of  some 320  chemicals and  com-
pounds to air, water, and land from selected manufac-
turing facilities. The data collected under the authority
of Section 313 of the Emergency  Planning and  Com-
munity Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) have been used by
industry, public interest groups, state and local govern-
ments, the U.S. Congress and the Environmental Pro-
tection Agency (EPA) to target major opportunities for
reducing risks to public health and the environment.
The Toxic  Release Inventory (TRI) is a unique re-
source. It was envisioned from the outset to make data
publicly  available so that knowledge could be a cata-
lyst for pollution prevention activities at the community,
state, and federal levels. Pollution prevention avoids
the creation of waste and is a different focus from pol-
lution control, which concentrates on  managing and
disposing of waste.  More and more states are imple-
menting  pollution prevention or toxic use reduction
laws using TRI as the framework for their environmen-
tal accounting. Later chapters of this Report describe
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                                                 EPA  PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
in more detail a variety of the activities that TRI has
stimulated to prevent pollution.

Keywords: 'Public health, 'Toxic substances, 'Envi-
ronmental pollutants, Communities, Tables(Data), Car-
cinogens, United States,  Air pollutants, Water pollut-
ants, Sewage, Chemical compounds, Industrial hy-
 §iene,  Manufacturing, 'Toxics Release Inventory,
 mergency Planning and Community Right to Know
Act of 1986.
PB92-224286/REB               PC A17/MF A04
Enforcement in the 1990's Project: Recommenda-
tions of the Analytical Workgroups.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement.
Oct 91,398p EPA-22E-2000
See also PB86-143880.

Enforcement has re-emerged as a leading tool of envi-
ronmental policy in recent years. In the Fall of 1989,
the Agency's Enforcement Management Council un-
dertook to develop specific ideas for improving the en-
forcement process, with  particular emphasis  upon
strengthening  the intergovernmental relationship and
reviewing the EPA enforcement management systems
to better assess the environmental impact of the en-
forcement program. In order to capture a wide range of
experiences and perspectives, the Council surveyed
approximately 50 environmental officials inside and
outside of the Agency. In addition to the two subjects
identified initially, the interviewees solicited their opin-
ions  about other enforcement issues that warranted
analysis. Ultimately, the Council identified the six dis-
crete enforcement topics which are addressed in the
workgroup reports of the Enforcement in the 1990's
Project.

Keywords: "Law enforcement,  'Meetings,  'Environ-
mental  protection,  'Pollution regulations,  'Pollution
laws, Pollution abatement, State programs, US EPA,
Compliance, Environmental policy, Auditing, Pollution
standards. Recommendations, Implementation, Envi-
ronmental management, Cooperative agreements.
PB92-224294/REB               PC A10/MF A03
Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Pro-
gram: Technology Profiles, Fourth Edition.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Nov 91,216p EPA/540/5-91 /008
See also PB90-249756.

The Superfund  Innovative Technology Evaluation
(SITE) Program, now in its sixth year, is an integral part
of EPA's research into alternative cleanup methods for
hazardous waste sites around the nation. Under the
SITE Program,  EPA  enters into cooperative agree-
ments  with  innovative  technology developers. The
document profiles 129 demonstration, emerging, and
monitoring and measurement technologies being eval-
uated under the SITE Program. Each technology pro-
file contains a description of the technology, a discus-
sion of its applicability to various wastes, an update on
its development or demonstration status, any available
demonstration results, and demonstration and tech-
nology contacts. This document is intended for envi-
ronmental decision makers and other interested indi-
viduals involved in hazardous waste site  cleanup.

Keywords: 'Waste management, 'Technology innova-
tion, 'Remedial action, Superfund, Hazardous materi-
als. Performance evaluation. Implementation, Decision
making, Cost analysis, Waste treatment,  Industries,
Environmental  monitoring,  'Superfund  Innovative
Technology Evaluation Program, 'Cleanup operations.
Cooperative agreements.
 PB92-224310/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds Pub-
 lications.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
 Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds.
 Jun 92,27p EPA/840/B-92/001

 EPA's Office of  Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds
 (OWOW) was created in April 1991. OWOW combines
 EPA's responsibilities for addressing nonpoint source
 pollution,  restoring and protecting wetlands,  lakes,
 rivers, coastal and marine environments, and coordi-
 nating surface water monitoring and water quality as-
 sessment activities. The publications in this list are di-
 vided into seven topic areas. Each topic, except Bulle-
tins, has two sections: General and Technical. General
publications  can be easily understood by the  lay
reader. Technical publications are scientific or regula-
tory in nature and require an understanding of the pro-
gram area.

Keywords: 'Water quality management, 'Water pollu-
tion control, 'Water pollution abatement, 'Bibliogra-
phies, Documentations, Listings, US EPA, Nonpoint
sources, Surface waters, Marine environments, Infor-
mation transfer, Coastal regions, Water reclamation,
Environmental  protection,   Watersheds,  Wetlands,
Oceans, 'Office of Wetlands Oceans and Watersheds.
PB92-224328/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Pesticide Reregistration Progress Report.
Environmental Protection Agency, Arlington, VA. Spe-
cial Review and Reregistration Div.
Jan 92,13p EPA/700/R-92/001
See also PB92-154806.

This is the fourth  report  produced  by  the  Special
Review and Reregistration Division (SRRD), Office of
Pesticide Programs (OPP), U.S. Environmental Protec-
tion Agency (EPA),  on the  progress towards pesticide
reregistration as  mandated under  the 1988  amend-
ments to the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Ro-
denticide Act (FIFRA). The report will show the status
of reregistration through the first quarter of the 1992
fiscal year. Further information on the reregistration
process and descriptions of technical terms have been
provided  in the Technical Appendix at the end of  the
document.

Keywords: 'Pesticides, 'Toxic substances, Reviews,
Regulations, Chemical compounds, Decision  making,
Toxicology, Notification procedures, Agricultural prod-
ucts, Compliance, Law enforcement, US EPA,  'Rereg-
istration,  Federal Insecticide Fungicide and  Rodenti-
cide Act.
PB92-224336/REB               PC A03/MF A01
In-situ Bioremediation  of Contaminated Ground
Water.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
J. L. Sims, J. M. Suflita, and H. H. Russell. Feb 92,13p
EPA/540/S-92/003
See also PB89-219976.

In-situ bioremediation, where applicable, appears to be
a potential cost-effective and environmentally accept-
able remediation technology. Suflita (1989) identified
characteristics of the ideal candidate site for success-
ful  implementation of in-situ bioremediation.  These
characteristics included: (1) a homogeneous and per-
meable aquifer; (2) a contaminant originating  from a
single source; (3) a low ground-water gradient; (4) no
free product; (5) no  soil contamination;  and  (6) an
easily degraded, extracted, or  immobilized contami-
nant. Obviously, few sites meet these characteristics.
However, development of information concerning site
specific geological and microbiological characteristics
of the aquifer, combined with knowledge concerning
potential  chemical, physical,  and biochemical  fate of
the wastes present, can be used to develop a bioreme-
diation strategy for a less-than-ideal site.

Keywords: 'Water pollution control, "Biological treat-
ment, 'Ground water, 'Remedial action. Aquifers, In-
situ processing, Waste disposal, Underground storage,
Storage tanks,  Biodeterioration,  Organic compounds,
Hydrocarbons,  Hazardous materials spills, Chemical
spills.
 PB92-224344/REB                       PC A03
 Pesticide Safety for Farmworkers (Uso Seguro de
 Pesticidas para los Trabajadores del Campo).
 Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington,  DC.
 Office of Pesticide Programs.
 B. Poll, and S. S. Fluker. Apr 85.28p EPA/735/R-92/
 001
 Text in English and Spanish. Prepared in cooperation
 with Florida Univ., Gainesville, and Department of Agri-
 culture Extension Service, Washington, DC.

 The manual was developed as a supplemental guide
 to  the Farmworkers  Pesticide Safety Training slide-
 tape program.  The manual provides basic pesticide
 safety information for farmworkers including: pesticide
 label  information, protective  clothing,  recognizing
 signs  and symptoms of pesticide poisoning  and first
 aid information.
                                                                                                     Keywords: 'Occupational safety  and health,  'Pesti-
                                                                                                     cides, 'Agricultural workers, Manuals, Poisoning, Envi-
                                                                                                     ronmental exposure pathway, Signs and symptoms,
                                                                                                     Protective clothing,  Pesticide residues,  Training  de-
                                                                                                     vices.
PB92-224351/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Technology  Demonstration Summary,  DuPont/
Oberlin Microfiltration System,  Palmerton, Penn-
sylvania. April-May 1992.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Cincinnati, OH.
Center for Environmental Research Information.
Mar 92, 9p EPA/540/S5-90/007
See also PB92-153410.

In April and  May 1990, the U.S. Environmental Protec-
tion Agency (EPA), under the Superfund Innovative
Technology Evaluation (SITE) program, demonstrated
DuPont/Oberlin's microfiltration system at the Palmer-
ton Zinc Superfund (PZS) site in Palmerton,  Pennsyl-
vania. The microfiltration  system demonstrated at the
PZS site was evaluated primarily in terms of  its ability
to remove metals (mainly zinc) and particulates from
the contaminated  groundwater on site, while produc-
ing a dry filter cake and  filtrate that meet applicable
disposal requirements.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Water pollution control, 'Re-
medial action, 'Zinc,  'Hazardous materials,  Liquid
wastes, Metals, Ground water, Technology innovation,
Pennsylvania, Particulates, Design criteria,  Perform-
ance  evaluation,  Waste disposal,  'Microfiltration,
'DuPont/Oberlin      Microfiltration     Treatment,
Palmerton(Pennsylvania).
PB92-224377/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under
CERCLA:   Aerobic   Biodegradation   Remedy
Screening. Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Jul 91, 9p EPA/540/2-91 /013B
See also PB92-109065.

The fact sheet provides a summary of information to
facilitate the planning and execution of aerobic biode-
gradation remedy screening treatability studies in sup-
port of the remedial investigation/feasibility study (Rl/
FS) and the remedial design/remedial action (RD/RA)
processes. This fact sheet follows the organization of
the 'Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies Under
CERCLA: Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening,
Interim Guidance,' EPA/540/2-91/013A, July  1991.
Detailed information on designing  and implementing
remedy screening and remedy  selection  treatability
studies for aerobic biodegradation is provided in the
guidance  document.  This  guidance discusses  only
screening of biological treatment.  Remedy selection
guidance for aerobic biodegradation is currently in the
planning stages.

Keywords:  'Superfund, 'Waste  management, 'Haz-
ardous materials,  'Aerobic processes,  'Biodeteriora-
tion,  Remedial design, Feasibility  studies, Biological
treatment,  Microorganisms,  Guidelines,  'Office  of
Solid Waste and Emergency Response, Cleanup oper-
ations, Comprehensive  Environmental   Response
Compensation and Liability Act, Remedial designs.
 PB92-224385/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Guidance on Site Assessment Cooperative Agree-
 ments.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 Aug 91, 40p OERR-9246.0-05, EPA/540/P-91 /013

 The guidance on site assessment cooperative agree-
 ment presents generic SMOA language pertaining to
 Site Assessment activities, a generic quarterly report
 format,  and generic  site  assessment  cooperative
 agreement application package.  In addition, the ap-
 pendices provide additional sample schedules, forms,
 and letters for developing a site assessment coopera-
 tive agreement.

 Keywords: 'Site surveys, 'State programs, 'US EPA,
 'Waste management, 'Superfund, Guidelines, Admin-
 istrative procedures, Assessments,  Rankings, Inspec-
 tion, Forms(Paper),   Format,  'Cooperative agree-
 ments,  Comprehensive Environmental  Response
 Compensation and Liability Act, National Priorities List,
 Superfund Comprehensive Accomplishment Plan.
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                                                  EPA PUBLICATIONS  BIBLIOGRAPHY
PB92-224393/REB                PC A02/MF A01
Technology  Demonstration Summary:  Bio  Trol
Soil Washing System for Treatment of  a Wood
Preserving Site.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Mar 92,7p EPA/540/S5-91 /003
See also PB92-115245.

The Superfund  Innovative  Technology Evaluation
(SITE) Program was instituted in  1986 to promote the
development  and application of innovative technol-
ogies to the remediation of Superfund and other sites
contaminated with hazardous wastes.  The Project
Summary highlights the results of an evaluation of a
specific arrangement of the three technologies of the
BSWS. The system consists of multiple stages of
physical abrasion, attrition, flotation, and washing of
excavated soil in the BSW. The  site selected for the
evaluation is a wood preserving facility  in New Brigh-
ton, MM, where creosote and  pentachlorophenol were
used for several decades.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Re-
medial action, 'Soil treatment, 'Waste  management,
Wood  preservatives,  Phenol/pentachloro, Creosote,
Aromatic polycyclic hydrocarbons, Technology inno-
vation, Biological treatment, Design criteria,  Perform-
ance evaluation. Cost analysis,  Minnesota,  'BioTrol
soil washing system. New Brighton(Minnesota), Bio-
Trol aqueous treatment system, BioTrol soil washers,
BioTrol biological slurry treatment.
PB92-224401/REB
                                PC A02/MF A01
Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under
CERCLA: Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference
Fact Sheet. Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington. DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Sep91.10pEPA/540/2-91/019B

The fact sheet provides a summary of information to
facilitate the planning and execution of soil vapor ex-
traction (SVE) remedy screening and remedy selection
treatability studies in support of the remedial investiga-
tion/feasibility study (RI/FS) and the remedial design/
remedial action (RD/RA) processes. Detailed informa-
tion on designing and implementing remedy screening
and remedy selection treatability studies for SVE is
provided in the 'Guide for Conducting Treatability Stud-
ies  Under CERCLA:  Soil Vapor Extraction,' Interim
Guidance, EPA/540/2-91 /019A, September 1991.

Keywords: 'Superfund,  'Waste management, 'Haz-
ardous materials. Soil  treatment,  Remedial action.
Feasibility studies, Technology utilization, In-situ proc-
essing. Volatile organic  compounds. Cost analysis.
Performance evaluation, Soil gases, 'Office of Solid
Waste and Emergency Response, 'Soil vapor extrac-
tion. Comprehensive  Environmental Response  Com-
pensation and Liability Act, Remedial design.
PB92-224419/REB               PC A12/MF A03
Hazardous Substance Research Centers Program.
Program Summary FY 1991. Office of Exploratory
Research.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Exploratory Research.
May 91, 273p EPA-21R-1005

The report describes the second year activities of the
five research centers which comprise the Hazardous
Substance Research Centers Program. Following an
overview of all five centers, a  separate section de-
scribes the activities of each. Each center's major re-
searchers are listed, as are Science and Technology
Transfer and Training Advisory  Committee members.
Each center's budget is summarized. In addition, infor-
mation regarding students supported by research
projects of the center is  presented. Each director re-
ports  on the major accomplishments of the center
along with highlights of the year. Detailed descriptions
of individual projects, arranged by major research topic
follow. For each project,  potential clients/users of the
research information are identified  Project  reports,
presentations, student thesis and dissertations sup-
ported by HSRC research are summarized in an out-
puts section for each center.

Keywords: "Hazardous substances, 'Research, Tech-
nology transfer,  Budgeting, Personnel,  'Hazardous
Substance Research Centers Program.
PB92-22443S/REB               PC A12/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
Quality Review  Guidelines for 1990  Base  Year
Emission Inventories. Final rept.
Radian Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
W. J. Barbour, G. W. Brooks, J. M. Mangino, M. A.
Wolcott, and T. Newell. Aug 92,273p EPA/454/R-92/
007
Contract EPA-68D10117
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Plan-
ning and Standards.

The  primary  purpose of this document is  to provide a
standard set of guidelines to use in conducting formal
reviews of 1990 base year SIP inventories received
from ozone  and CO nonattainment areas. Having a
standard set of inventory review guidelines will help
ensure national consistency in the level of scrutiny that
submitted inventories will undergo. These guidelines
will also ensure the proper documentation of review
activities to allow for serial review with minimal over-
lap. A third use of this document and the review guide-
lines is to provide State agencies preparing the inven-
tories with information to use as a self-check prior to
submitting the inventories to EPA. This document pro-
vides review guidelines that address whether States
followed the  overall requirements for base year inven-
tory preparation published in previous guidance mate-
rial and whether the inventories meet developed speci-
fications for completeness, consistency (both internal
and with national trends), reasonableness of emission
values, and overall documentation requirements.

Keywords:  'State  implementation  plans,  'Ozone,
'Carbon monoxide, 'Air pollution standards, Reviews,
Guidelines, Requirements, Clean Air Act, National Am-
bient Air Quality Standards, 'Emission inventories.
PB92-224690/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Making It Work: Title 3 Compliance. The Public's
Right-to-Know.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Sep 91,10p OSWER-91 -009.1

The Making It Work bulletins are intended to provide
technical assistance to  those responsible for imple-
menting the Emergency Planning  and Community
Right-to-Know  Act of 1986, commonly  known  as
EPCRA or Title III. Title III Compliance, the first in the
series, is intended for members of  Local Emergency
Planning Committees  (LEPCs), State Emergency Re-
sponse Commissions  (SERCs), fire  departments, and
other  agencies responsible for emergency  planning
and Title III compliance. Future bulletins will cover
such subjects as hazards analysis, SERC operations,
and funding. Inside the bulletin is practical information
on Title III compliance, with examples drawn from suc-
cessful or unique state and local programs.

Keywords:  'Compliance,  'Environmental  surveys,
'Hazardous  materials,  'Chemical   spills,  Chemical
compounds, Pollution regulations, Public information,
Waste management,  Accident  prevention,  Pollution
abatement. Pollution control, United States, Law en-
forcement,  Emergency  planning, On-site  investiga-
tions, Technical assistance, 'Emergency Planning and
Community Right-to-Know Act, 'Title III,  Superfund
Amendments and Reauthorization Act.
PB92-224708/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Bioremediation  in  the  Field:  An  Information
Update on Applying Bioremediation to Site Clean-
up. (Number 4).
Environmental  Protection Agency. Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Dec 91,29p EPA/540/2-91 /027

Contents:  Update on the Bioremediation Field  Initia-
tive; Bioremediation Being Evaluated at the Brookha-
ven Wood Preserving Facility; Bioremediation Action
Committee: 1991  Accomplishments; Interim Guide-
lines Issued for  Preparing Bioremediation Spill Re-
sponse Plans; FTTA Offers Opportunities for Coopera-
tive Biosystems R&D with EPA; 1991 Bioremediation
Field Projects;  RREL Provides Technical Support for
Bioremediation of  Superfund Sites; Bioremediation
Field Initiative Contacts; EPA Bioremediation Publica-
tions; EPA Athens Lab and GLNPO Demonstrate An-
aerobic Degradation  of  PCBs; Cleanup Information
Bulletin Board; Field Applications of Bioremediation;
Bioremediation Live Satellite Seminar.
Keywords:  'Biological treatment, 'Remedial action,
'Hazardous materials, 'Waste  management, Super-
fund, Industry, Technology transfer, Feasibility studies,
Anaerobic processes, Polychlorobiphenyl compounds,
Biodeterioration,  Tabies(Data),  Fuel  spills, Site sur-
veys, 'Bioremediation, 'Cleanup, Field projects.
PB92-224716/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Vendor Information System for Innovative Treat-
ment Technologies (VISITT). Number 1.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Jun 92,8p EPA/542/N-92/002
See also PB91-921289.

The bulletin highlights facts about the Vendor Informa-
tion System for Innovative Treatment  Technologies
(VISITT). This database contains information  on ven-
dors of innovative technologies to treat ground water
in situ, soils, sludges and sediments. It includes tech-
nologies at all stages of development-bench, pilot, or
full. VISITT provides environmental professionals with
rapid access to up-to-date information on 155 innova-
tive technologies  and the 97 companies  that offer
them. Once the database identifies the technologies
and vendors meeting the user's requirements, the user
can then review such information as available equip-
ment, performance data, and experience.

Keywords: 'Ground  water, 'Soils,  'Pollution  control,
•Remedial  action, 'Information systems, Vendors,
Data bases, Waste treatment, Sludges, Sediments,
Hazardous materials, Technology innovation,  Super-
fund.
PB92-224724/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Ground-Water Issue: The Effects of Well Casing
Material on Ground Water-Quality.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response
Oct91,17p EPA/540/4-91/005
Prepared in cooperation with Army Engineer Water-
ways Experiment Station, Vicksburg, MS. Geotechni-
cal Lab.

The Regional Superfund Ground Water Forum is a
group of ground-water scientists representing U.S. En-
vironmental Protection Agency's (U.S. EPA's) Region-
al Offices, organized to exchange up-to-date informa-
tion related to ground-water remediation at hazardous
waste sites. Well casing  materials used at hazardous
waste sites is an issue identified by the forum as a con-
cern of CERCLA decision makers. All aspects of a
ground-water sampling program have the potential to
affect the composition of a ground-water sample. The
high degree of accuracy (parts per billion (ppb) range)
required of some chemical analysis dictates that all po-
tential  sources of error  of a ground-water  sampling
program be identified and sources of error in such as-
pects be minimized. Selection of the proper casing ma-
terial for monitoring wells has been a subject of much
controversy since the publication of the U.S.

Keywords: 'Coverings, 'Water wells, 'Water pollution,
Description, Leaching,  Adsorption, Monitoring, Mi-
croorganisims                       control(Water),
Concentration(Composition), pH,  lonization, Salinity,
Dissolved gases, Oxygen, Oxidation, Algae, Trace ele-
ments, 'Superfund.
PB92-224732/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Watershed Protection Approach: An Overview.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water
Dec 91,12p EPA/503/9-92/002

State and Federal water protection programs have
been very successful in reversing or preventing degra-
dation of water quality throughout the country during
the last 20 years. The  document describes efforts
within the  U.S.  Environmental Protection  Agency
(EPA) and other State, Federal, and local agencies to
refocus  existing water pollution  control programs to
operate in  a  more comprehensive and coordinated
manner. The concepts described in this document are
not new and have been  applied to a limited extent in
the past. There is, however, a growing consensus that
the pollution and  habitat degradation problems now
facing society can best be solved by following a basin-
wide approach that takes into account the dynamic re-
lationships  that sustain  natural  resources and  their
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beneficial uses. EPA uses the term Watershed Protec-
tion Approach to encompass these ideas.

Keywords: 'Watersheds, 'Water pollution abatement,
'Environmental  protection, 'Water quality manage-
ment, Water pollution control. Comprehensive  plan-
ning, Pollution regulations, US EPA, State programs,
Habitats, Nonpoint sources.
PB92-224740/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Title 3 on Indian Lands: A Guide to the Emergency
Planning  and  Community  Right-to-Know  Act.
(Technical   Assistance  Bulletin).  Volume  10,
Number 2. Bulletin.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Chemical Emergency Preparedness and  Prevention
Office.
Apr 92,12p OSWER-92-009

In 1986 Congress passed a law to help local communi-
ties, including  Indian  reservations, protect  public
health and safety and the environment from chemical
Hazards. This law, the Emergency Planning and Com-
munity Right-to-Know Act, known as Title III of the Su-
perfund  Amendments  and  Reauthorization  Act
(SARA), requires that detailed information about the
nature of hazardous substances in or near reserva-
tions be made available to the public and that compre-
hensive emergency  plans be prepared to deal with
chemical accidents, this bulletin is intended to make
Indian leaders familiar with Title  III requirements and
provide guidance for complying with Title III. The bulle-
tin is divided into three parts: (1) How Title III Works;
(2)  Resources  Available  to  Tribal Emergency Re-
sponse Commissions (TERCs) and Local  Emergency
Planning Committees (LEPCs) Implementing  Title III;
and (3) Everyone Is Involved in Title  III.

Keywords: 'Environmental surveys, 'Hazardous mate-
rials, 'Chemical spills, Chemical compounds, Guide-
lines, American Indians,  Comprehensive planning, Pol-
lution regulations, Emergency planning, Water pollu-
tion, Air pollution, Waste management, Land pollution,
Toxic substances, Law enforcement. Accidents, Acci-
dent prevention, Public information, 'Emergency Plan-
ning and Community Right-to-Know Act, 'Indian lands,
'Title III, Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization
Act.
 PB92-224765/REB                PC A05/MF A01
 Protecting  the Nation's  Ground Water:  EPA's
 Strategy for the 1990s: The Final Report of the
 EPA Ground-Water Task Force.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
 Office of the Administrator.
 Jul91,82p
 See also PB85-154219 and PB88-229067.

 In 1984, the Environmental Protection Agency  (EPA)
 issued a Ground-Water Protection Strategy which ar-
 ticulated what was  known about protecting  ground-
 water resources and set out an appropriate role for the
 Agency. The report states Agency  policy, accompa-
 nied by implementation principles that reflect an ag-
 gressive approach to protecting the Nation's ground-
 water resources; they will guide the course of EPA and
 State efforts over the coming years. The policy puts
 clear priority on preventing ground-water contamina-
 tion, recognizes that ground water is a uniquely local
 resource for which States and local governments must
 assume primary responsibility, and strives to improve
 EPA's coordination of ground-water  activities under all
 our statutes and programs. This policy will be reflected
 in  EPA programs and resource allocations  as EPA
 continues its partnership with State and local govern-
 ments, private  industry and the public in addressing
 this issue.

 Keywords:  'Water  pollution  abatement,  'Ground
 water, 'Environmental protection, 'Water quality man-
 agement, Pollution  laws, Pollution  regulations, Envi-
 ronmental policy, State government,  Local govern-
 ment, National government, US EPA, Potable water,
 Implementation, Pollution standards, Remedial  action,
 Long term effects, Cooperative agreements.
 PB92-224799/REB               PC A05/MF A01
 Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Pro-
 gram:  Progress and  Accomplishments,  Fiscal
 Year 1990. A Fourth Report to Congress.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 Sep 91,86p EPA/540/5-91 /004
SeealsoPB90-216516.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) es-
tablished the Superfund Innovative Technology Eval-
uation (SITE) Program in 1986, following passage of
the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act
(SARA). The  Program's progress  and accomplish-
ments for Fiscal Year 1990 are presented in four sec-
tions in this Fourth Report to Congress. Section 1 pre-
sents an overview of the SITE Program including the
statutory authority and history of the program and the
four program components and goals.  Section 2 dis-
cusses the use of innovative alternative technologies
for hazardous waste site remediation and the impact
the SITE Program is having on their increased use.
Section 3 presents the SITE Program's progress and
accomplishments over the past year and specific goals
for the coming year.  Section 4 proposes various pro-
gram  changes and  recommends statutory changes
that can enhance SITE'S ability to meet its overall ob-
jectives. Several examples of program products are
appended to this report to highlight the  technology
transfer aspects of the SITE Program.

Keywords:  'Hazardous materials, 'Remedial action,
'Technology innovation, 'Waste treatment,  Substi-
tutes, Technology transfer, Pollution regulations, Land
pollution control, Forecasting, Cost analysis, Site sur-
veys,  Environmental  monitoring, Recommendations,
"Superfund Innovative  Technology Evaluation Pro-
gram, "Innovative treatment technologies,  Superfund
Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986.


PB92-224807/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Bioremediation  in  the  Field.  An Information
Update on Applying Bioremediation to Site Clean-
up. Number 3.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Aug 91,25p EPA/540/2-91 /018

The Bioremediation  Field Initiative was established to
provide EPA and  State Project Managers, consulting
engineers and industry with timely information regard-
ing new developments in the application of bioreme-
diation at hazardous waste sites. The initiative wilt fully
evaluate the performance of selected full-scale field
applications, provide technical assistance to RPMs
and OSCs, and develop a treatability database to be
available through the Alternative Treatment Technol-
ogies Information Center (ATTIC). Six sites have cur-
rently been selected for field evaluation of bioremedia-
tion: Libby Superfund Site, Libby, Montana; Park City
Pipeline Spill, Park City, Kansas; Allied Signal Super-
fund Site,  St. Joseph, Michigan; Eielson Air  Force
Base, Alaska; Hill Air Force Base, Utah; and Brookha-
ven Superfund Site, Brookhaven, MS.

Keywords: 'Biological  treatment, 'Remedial  action,
'Hazardous materials,  'Waste management,  Super-
fund, Military facilities. Soil contamination, Fuel spills,
Underground storage, Storage tanks, Biodeterioration,
Permits, Ground disposal, Site surveys, Tables(Data),
 'Cleanup operations, Resource Conservation and Re-
covery Act, Toxic Substances Control Act, On-Scene
Coordinators,     Remedial    Project    Managers,
Libby(Montana),     Park    City(Kansas),    Saint
Joseph(Michigan),   Fairbanks(Alaska),   Salt  Lake
City(Utah), Brookhaven(Mississippi).


 PB92-224815/REB                PC A06/MF A02
 RCRA Corrective Actions. Speaker Slide Copies.
 Environmental  Protection Agency,  Cincinnati, OH.
 Center for Environmental Research Information.
 Nov91,123pCERI-91-99
 See also PB92-102102. Prepared in cooperation with
 ERG Associates, Arlington, MA.

 The projector slides for the meeting included: Introduc-
 tion to RCRA Corrective Action Stabilization Strategy;
 Conceptual Approach for Characterizing Problems;
 Field Screening Methods; Covers, Slurry Walls, Grout-
 ing and Dynamic Compaction for  RCRA Corrective
 Action Stabilization; In Situ Delivery and  Recovery of
 Liquids to Facilitate RCRA Corrective Actions; Vapor
 Extraction, Gas Control; and Biotreatment. The report
 contains only the speaker slide copies.

 Keywords: 'Hazardous materials,  'Waste manage-
 ment,  'Meetings, Biological treatment, Stabilization,
 Environmental transport,  Field tests,  Covering, Liquid
 wastes, Mass balance, Hydraulic fracturing, Grouting,
 Geophysics, 'Resource Conservation and Recovery
 Act, 'Projector slides, Soil vapor extraction.
PB92-224823/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Bibliography of Materials on the Emergency Plan-
ning and Community Right-to-Know Act (Title III
of SARA).
Environmental Protection  Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Aug 91,40p EPA/580/CE-91 /002

This is a selected bibliography of materials that are re-
lated  to the  Emergency  Planning  and Community
Right-to-Know Act of 1986. The bibliography was pre-
pared by EPA's Chemical Emergency Preparedness
and Prevention Office and the Office of Toxic Sub-
stances.

Keywords:  'Bibliographies,   'Hazardous  materials,
'Environmental surveys, Emergency planning, Public
information, Toxic substances, Chemical compounds,
Land  pollution, Accidents, Industrial wastes, Waste
management, Listings, Air pollution, Water pollution,
"Emergency Planning and Community Right-To-Know
Act, Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act,
Toxic Release Inventory.
PB92-224831/REB               PC A9?/MF A02
Economic Incentives: Options for  Environmental
Protection.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Policy, Planning and Evaluation.
Mar 91,138p

The authors recognize that careful examination of the
costs and benefits of further policy action, and of in-
centives as a way to achieve policy goals, is needed in
each case to identify cost-effective program designs
and efficient program targets. Because further evalua-
tion is needed, this report does not endorse any of the
incentives  it describes. The authors hope that this
report will encourage more focused study and discus-
sion of these and other incentives. This report reflects
what has been learned from EPA's past analyses of in-
centive approaches, and is intended to encourage new
efforts toward creative use of incentives. They encour-
age debate on these ideas, as well as suggestions for
other applications of incentives. Incentives addressed
include municipal solid waste  incentives, global cli-
mate change  incentives,  water resource incentives,
and multimedia incentives.

Keywords:  'Environmental protection,  'Incentives,
'Environmental policy, 'Economic assistance,  'Cost
effectiveness, Payment,  Municipal  wastes, Waste
management, Air pollution economics, Water pollution
economics, Pollution  regulations, Energy conserva-
tion,  Water resources,  Global  aspects.  Climatic
changes, Fees, Prices, Funds, Socioeconomic factors,
Taxes, Source reduction.
 PB92-224849/REB               PC A07/MF A02
 User's  Guide  for  the  Urban  Airshed  Model.
 Volume 7. User's Manual for the  Performance
 Evaluation System.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
 Jun 92,139p EPA/450/4-90/007G
 See also PB92-145382.

 The Urban Airshed Model (UAM) Performance Evalua-
 tion System (UAMPES) is a data display and analysis
 tool for evaluating UAM model performance. After exe-
 cuting the UAM system the results may be graphically
 compared to the air  quality  monitored  data. The
 UAMPES creates time series plots, tile  maps, bar
 charts,  boxplots,  scatter  plots  and quantile plots.
 Through a series of menus the user has a wide range
 of flexibility in scaling  and labeling the graphs. This
 system  calculates all of the performance measures
 cited in Appendix C of the Guideline for Regulatory Ap-
 plication of the Urban Airshed Model.

 Keywords: 'User manuals(Computer programs),  "At-
 mospheric chemistry, "Computerized simulation, "Air
 pollution control, Performance evaluation. Time series
 analysis, Air  quality,  Computer graphics, Statistical
 analysis.      Input/output      routines.      File
 maintenance(Computers), Graphs(Charts), State  im-
 plementation plans, "Urban Airshed Model.
  PB92-225051/REB               PC A06/MF A02
  Pesticides and Ground-Water Strategy.
  Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
  Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.


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Oct91, 123pEPA-21T-1022
SeealsoPB86-200177.

The purpose of EPA's Pesticides and Ground-Water
Strategy is to describe the policy framework in which
the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) intends to
address risks of ground-water contamination by pesti-
cide chemicals. Five different statutes administered by
EPA include some  provisions  for the protection of
ground water. The  Strategy focuses  on the  use of
FIFRA authorities and also addresses the coordination
of these activities with other relevant programs at EPA
and other federal agencies to achieve the Agency's
goals for the protection of ground water. In recent
years, the detection  of pesticides in ground water has
been reported with  increasing frequency around the
country. Although no one at this time can definitively
describe the extent or severity of pesticidal contamina-
tion of ground water, EPA, in cooperation with other
federal agencies, is continuing its efforts to define the
scope of the environmental concern.

Keywords: "Groundwater, "Pesticides,  'Water pollu-
tion, Government policies, US  EPA, Statutes, Risk,
Public  health, Surveys,  National government, State
government, Businesses, Residential buildings, Edu-
cation, Regulations, Research projects, Strategic plan-
ning, Clean Water Act,  Federal Insecticide and Roden-
ticide Act.
PB92-225069/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Pesticides in Drinking-Water Wells.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90,17p EPA-20T-1004

Contents: Pesticides in drinking-water wells; What are
pesticides. How are they regulated; How do pesticides
get into drinking-water wells; Do pesticides in drinking
water pose a health concern; EPA's health advisory
guidance; 'Is my well water safe to drink; Testing and
retesting; Taking action; Where can I get more infor-
mation.

Keywords: 'Pesticides, 'Water pollution, Water wells,
Regulations, Public health. Tests, Safety, Path of pol-
lutants, 'Drinking water.
PB92-226182/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Crisis  in the  Gulf. The U.S. Re-
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Administration and Resources Management.
1992.22p
Prepared in cooperation with Department of State,
Washington, DC., National Science Foundation, Wash-
ington, DC., Department of the Interior, Washington,
DC., and Department of Energy, Washington, DC.

On November 5, 1991, the last oil fire in Kuwait was
extinguished, bringing to a close a dramatic period of
achievement. Extinguishing and capping these well-
heads has been Kuwait's highest economic, environ-
mental, and health priority because of feared regional
and global  consequences. The booklet answers the
questions most often asked by Americans about po-
tential effects of the disaster on the environment and
on the health of residents of the Gulf region, including
American  military and civilian personnel stationed
there. U.S. government agencies to try to assess, limit,
and remedy the damage caused by Iraq's environmen-
tal terrorism. While outside of the scope of the report,
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers must be cited for its
work in helping to rebuild  Kuwait's  infrastructure in-
cluding restoration of  roads,  electrical power, sewer
and water systems, the airport, and public buildings.

Keywords: 'Air pollution,  'Oil  pollution, 'Kuwait, "Per-
sian Gulf, Damage, Fires, Economic  impact, Public
health. Oil wells.  Disasters, Fire fighting.  Fire control,
Environmental transport,  Photographs,  Smoke,  Cli-
mate effects, Saudi government, United States, Army
Corps of Engineers.
PB92-226190/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Preserving Our Future Today: Your Guide to the
United States Environmental Protection Agency.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Associate Administrator  for  Communications  and
Public Affairs.
Oct91,36pEPA/21K-1012
Contents: New Directions  for the 1990s: Voluntary
Action; People; Water; New Directions for the 1990s:
Protecting Natural Resources; New Directions for the
1990s: Economic  Incentives;  Air;  New Directions for
the 1990s: Reducing Risks; Contaminants and Radi-
ation; New Directions for the 1990s: Pollution Preven-
tion; Waste; The Global Environment; The Role of Sci-
ence; Enforcing the Laws; and Looking Ahead.

Keywords:  'Instructions,  'US  EPA,  'Government
agencies, Personnel, Water  supply, Risk  reduction,
Radiation, Waste disposal,  Prevention, Law enforce-
ment, Global environment.
PB92-226216/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Emergency Planning  and  Community  Right-to-
Know  Act Section 313  Release Reporting Re-
quirements.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Jan 92,17p EPA/700/K-92/001
See also PB89-192900.

The brochure contains  information about the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act.
This law establishes a structure at the state and local
levels to assist communities in planning for chemical
emergencies and requires facilities to provide informa-
tion on various chemicals present in the community.
The Act requires that this information be made avail-
able to the public. One of the requirements concerns
the reporting of annual releases of toxic chemicals to
the air, water, and land. The brochure deals  with  re-
porting requirements of only one section of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act.
Section 313, which pertains to release reporting.

Keywords: 'Public information, 'Public health, 'Pollu-
tion laws,  'Toxic substances, 'Information  transfer,
'Chemical compounds.  Reporting, Requirements,  Air
pollution, Water pollution, Land pollution, US EPA, Ad-
ministration procedures, Emergency planning, 'Emer-
gency Planning and Community  Right-to-Know Act of
1986.
PB92-226224/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered  Species: Interim Meas-
ures. Walker County, Georgia.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep90,5pEPA/20T-3061

The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
U.S.  Environmental Protection Agency  (EPA) expects
to distribute once the Endangered Species Protection
Program is in effect. The limitations on pesticide use
are not law at this time, but are being provided now for
your  use  in voluntarily protecting endangered and
threatened species from harm due to  pesticide use.
The  authors encourage one to use the  information
The  Endangered Species Act is intended to protect
and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
danger of becoming extinct due to the  activities  of
people.

Keywords: 'Pesticides, 'Protection, 'Pollution abate-
ment, Maps, Georgia, Tables(Data), Sites, Oak trees,
Pine  trees, Active  ingredients,  Scutellaria montana,
Large flowered skullcap, Endangered species.
PB92-226232/REB               PC A19/MF A04
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
User's  Guide  for the  Urban  Airshed  Model.
Volume 4. User's  Manual for the Emissions Pre-
processor System 2.0. Part  A:  Core  FORTRAN
System.
Systems Applications International, San Rafael, CA.
M. Causley, G. Wilson, M. Jimenez, L. Gardner, and A.
Noda. 30 Jun 92,449p EPA/450/4-90/007D(R)
Contracts EPA-68D00124, EPA-68D9066
See also PB91-131250. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC. Office
of Air Quality Planning and Standards.

Contents:  Introduction; (Conceptual Overview of the
Urban  Airshed Model, Emission  Inventory  Require-
ments  and General  Processing  Methodologies  for
Photochemical Modeling); Overview of the  EPS 2.0
System; (Core Modules, EPS 2.0 Utilities, Data Re-
quirements, Specification of Level of Detail in Emis-
sions Data, Error Handling Procedures, The Emissions
Model Binary Record (EMBR) Format, The Emissions
Model ASCII Record (EMAR) Format, USERIN, The
EPS 2.0 User Input File, The EPS 2.0 Interface and
Emissions Display System); and Core Module Descrip-
tions.

Keywords:  'Air  pollution,  'Urban  areas, Chemical
compounds,  Mathematical models, Users  manuals,
Concepts,  Public utilities,  Errors,  Interfaces,  Emis-
sions, Photochemical reactions, Performance evalua-
tion, Graphs(Charts), Cores, Modules, Describing, For-
mats, Quality control. Evaporation, Fortran, 'Airsheds,
Point source.
PB92-226422/REB               PC A99/MF A06
Development Document  for Effluent Limitations
Guidelines  and  Standards  and  Pretreatment
Standards for the Steam Electric:  Point  Source
Category. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Nov 82, 650p EPA/440/1-82/029
See also PB-240 853.

In revising effluent limitations guidelines, standards of
performance  for  new  sources,  and pretreatment
standards for the steam electric power generating in-
dustry, separate consideration has been given to heat
and to chemical  pollutants.  In the regulation,  only
nonthermal-related pollutants were  considered. The
review of effluent guidelines focused primarily on the
126 priority pollutants, although other pollutants were
also considered. In general, very few of the organics in
the list of 126 priority pollutants were detected in quan-
tifiable amounts. Inorganic priority pollutants, however,
are found in most waste streams. The review also dis-
closed that the chlorine (a non-conventional pollutant)
limitations in the existing guidelines are not sufficiently
stringent.

Keywords:  "Liquid wastes, "Water pollution abate-
ment, "Standards, "Steam  electric power generation,
'Chemical compounds, Performance standards, Revi-
sions, Guidelines, Best  technology,  Pollution regula-
tions,  Point sources, Waste management, Reviews,
Pollution control. Electric power plants, 'New source
performance standards. Pretreatment processes.
PB92-226430/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Soil  Vapor Extraction Column  Experiments on
Gasoline Contaminated Soil. Final rept.
Camp, Dresser and McKee, Inc., Cambridge, MA.
M. E. Miller, T. A. Pedersen, C. A. Kaslick, G. E. Hoag,
and C. Y. Fan. Sep 92,80p EPA/600/R-92/170
Contract EPA-68-03-3409
See also PB91-168476. Prepared in cooperation with
Connecticut Univ., Storrs. Environmental  Research
Inst. Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency,
Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

Soil vapor extraction (SVE) is a technique that is used
to remove volatile organic compounds from unsaturat-
ed soils. Air is pumped through and from the contami-
nated zone to remove vapor phase constituents. In the
work,  laboratory  soil  column experiments were  con-
ducted using a gasoline residually saturated sandy soil
to evaluate the performance of SVE under controlled
conditions. Both vapor extraction and aqueous leach-
ing of the soil columns were conducted. The progress
of the vapor extraction event was continuously moni-
tored  by an in-line total hydrocarbon analyzer.  Per-
formance  of  vapor  extraction was evaluated by a
series of soil chemical analyses including total petrole-
um hydrocarbons, headspace measurements, and ex-
traction techniques with quantification by GC/FID and
GC/MS.

Keywords:  'Land pollution,  'Volatile organic com-
pounds, "Soil gases, "Air pollution control, "Hydrocar-
bons, Soils, Monitoring, Handbooks, Gasoline, Leach-
ing, Performance evaluation, Chemical analysis, Soil
vapor extraction.
PB92-226448/REB                PC A10/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Site  Program
Demonstration of a Trial Excavation at the McColl
Superfund Site. Final rept.
IT Corp., Cincinnati, OH.
Sep 92,212p EPA/540/R-92/015
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Contract EPA-68-02-4284
See also PB92-105857. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction En-
gineering Lab.

A trial excavation of approximately 137 cubic yards of
waste was performed at the McColl Superfund Site in
Fullerton, CA, to better determine the nature of the
waste, any treatment needed to improve its handling
characteristics, and the extent of air emissions that
might occur during excavation. The type of information
is necessary to plan full-scale remediation of the highly
acidic petroleum refinery waste buried at the site. The
trial excavation was conducted within a temporary en-
closure with air exhausted from the enclosure through
a sodium hydroxide-based wet scrubber and activated-
carbon bed adsorber to reduce air emissions of sulfur
dioxide and organic compounds. Foam was used in an
attempt to suppress atmospheric releases from the
raw waste during excavation, storage, and processing.
The air exhaust was monitored for total hydrocarbons
and sulfur dioxide before and after the  air emission
control system.  In addition, total hydrocarbons and
sulfur dioxide were monitored along the site perimeter
to determine potential impact of air emissions on the
nearby community.

Keywords:  'Soils, 'Incinerators,  "Waste treatment,
'Hazardous materials, Excavation, Sites, Refineries,
Activated carbon treatment, Adsorption,  Sulfur diox-
ide, Monitoring, Pilot plants,  Scrubbers, Hydrocarbons,
Air   pollution.  Petroleum,  Wastes,   'Superfund,
'Fullerton(Califomia), Oil recycling.
PB92-227255/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Citizen  Monitoring: Recommendations to Public
Water System Users.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
Apr 90,5p EPA/570/9-90/005
See also PB92-227263.

How can you as a user of a public water supply be as-
sured of the safety of the water you drink. In what ac-
tivities do water officials engage to provide an ade-
quate water supply.  What substances or human ac-
tions represent potential threats to your water. Are
there activities that can be  pursued in the home to fur-
ther the public health quality of  the water you drink.
The fact sheet is intended to help answer these ques-
tions as well as provide additional information on drink-
ing water quality.

Keywords: 'Monitoring,  'Water supply, 'Water pollu-
tion abatement, Humans, Public utilities, Public health.
National government. Standards, Safety, Consump-
tion, Microorganisms, Drinking water.
PB92-227263/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Citizen Monitoring: Recommendations to  House-
hold Well Users.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
Apr 90,5p EPA/570/9-90/006
See also PB92-227255.

As a user of a household well, one is probably interest-
ed in learning more about the types of substances and
activities  that represent potential threats to  one's
water supply and health. Moreover, one is probably in-
terested in knowing the steps one might take as a con-
sumer to protect  one'w well and  become more in-
formed of drinking water issues. The fact sheet is de-
signed to provide the information as well  as provide a
list of pertinent reference material.

Keywords:  'Monitoring, 'Households, 'Water  wells,
'Water pollution abatement,  Humans, Water supply,
Public health, Law(Jurisprudence), Standards, Regula-
tions, Tests, Water treatment, Microorganisms,  Drink-
ing water.
PB92-227271/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Guide for Conducting Treatabillty Studies under
CERCLA: Soil Vapor Extraction. Interim Guidance.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Sep 91,83p EPA/540/2-91 /019A
See also PB92-224401.

Section 121 (b) of the Comprehensive Environmental
Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980
(CERCLA) mandates the U.S. Environmental Protec-
tion Agency (EPA) to select remedies that 'utilize per-
manent solutions and  alternative treatment technol-
ogies or resource recovery technologies to the maxi-
mum extent practicable'. Treatability studies conduct-
ed during the RI/FS phase indicate whether  a given
technology can meet the expected cleanup goals for
the site. The document refers to three levels or tiers of
treatability studies: remedy screening, remedy selec-
tion, and remedy design.

Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, 'Recovery,  'Waste
treatment, 'Soils,  Tpxicity, Volume,  Design  criteria,
Performance  evaluation, Selection,  Screening,  Soil
analysis,   Manuals,  Flow  charts,   Graphs(Charts),
CERCLA(Comprehensive  Environmental  Response
Compensation and Liability Act), Soil vapor extraction,
Remedial  Action,  Record of  Decision,  Tests, Test
equipment, Laboratories.
PB92-227289/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Technology Evaluation Report: Ogden Circulating
Bed Combustor at the McColl Superfund Site.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Jan 92,69p EPA/540/R-92/001

The Superfund Innovative  Technology  Evaluation
(SITE) Program was authorized in the 1986 Superfund
amendments. The report provides documentation of a
pilot-scale treatability study and demonstration of an
innovative technology that took place in San Diego,
California at the Ogden Environmental Services (OES)
Research facility. Observation and sampling  of a re-
search-scale  circulating bed  combustor (CBC) took
place  during a preliminary test  sponsored under an
agreement between the SITE Program and OES. The
treatability study was conducted on a minimal amount
of representative McColl Site waste to determine if a
full SITE Demonstration is feasible.

Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste treatment,
Pilot plants, Technology transfer, US EPA, Sites, Fea-
sibility  studies,  'Superfund,  San  Diego(California),
'Circulating bed combustor.
PB92-227313/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Environmental Gases. Draft rept.
Health Effects  Research  Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC.
V. A. Benignus, L. W. Chang, and R. S. Dyer. 30 Apr
92,109p EPA/600/A-92/181
Pub. in Handbook of Neurotoxicology, v2. Effects and
Mechanisms.

Elaborate  and variegated life forms have evolved in
the narrow ecological niche defined by Earth's gase-
ous environment. Certain common gases are used by
organisms as energy sources or produced by orga-
nisms as metabolic waste. Closed-loop controls have
evolved which regulate critical blood gases with aston-
ishing precision, even under conditions of  wide devi-
ation of gas levels  in the environment. It is possible,
with a little more than current knowledge, to construct
a unified account of the physiological mechanisms
which regulate departures from normal environmental
gas levels and the  behavioral consequences of such
exposures.

Keywords: 'Gases, 'Neurology, 'Toxicology, 'Envi-
ronmental  impacts,  Blood,  Physiology,  Exposure,
Humans,            Nervous             system,
Concentration(Composition), Carbon  dioxide, Carbon
monoxide. Hydrogen cyanide, Metabolism, Hypoxia.
PB92-227321/REB                PC A02/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Pilot-Scale  Incineration   of   PCB-Contaminated
Sediments from the Hot Spot of the New Bedford
Harbor Superfund Site.
Acurex Corp., Jefferson, AR. Incineration Research
Facility.
L. R. Wateriand, W. E. Whitworth, and M. K. Richards.
1992,10p EPA/600/A-92/187
Contract EPA-68-C9-0038
Proceedings of the 1992 Incineration Conference, Al-
burquerque, NM., May 11-14, 1992. See also PB92-
178953. Sponsored   by Environmental  Protection
Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering
Lab.

Testing was performed at the EPA's Incineration Re-
search Facility (IRF) to determine the incinerability of
contaminated marine sediment from the Hot Spot in
the New Bedford Harbor Superfund Site. The contami-
nants at this site were PCBs, at concentrations up to
> 200,000 mg/kb,  and metals, chiefly cadmium, chro-
mium, copper, and lead, at concentrations up to sever-
al hundred mg/kg.  Sediments were incinerated without
dewatering. Tests  were run on sediments spiked  with
pure PCB transformer fluid and a brief period of oper-
ation with native sediment alone, or unspiked. Test re-
sults suggest that  incineration would be an effective
treatment option for the site sediments. However, sedi-
ment dewatering prior to incineration and/or incinerat-
ing for a longer kiln solids residence time might be re-
quired to produce a treated sediment not contaminat-
ed by PCBs.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Sediments, 'Waste disposal,
'Incineration, Polychlorinated biphenyls, Combustion
efficiency,  Metals,  Air pollution abatement, Dewater-
ing, Remedial action, Performance evaluation,  Re-
prints, New Bedford Harbor, EPA Region 1.
PB92-227339/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Removal of Creosote from Soil by Bioslurry Reac-
tors.
IT Environmental Programs, Inc., Cincinnati, OH.
R. P. Lauch, J. G. Herrmann, W. R. Mahaffey, A. B.
Jones, and M. Dosani. Apr 92,32p EPA/600/A-92/
188
Contract EPA-68-C9-0036
Presented at the AICHE Spring National Meeting, New
Orleans, LA., March 29-April 2, 1992. Prepared in co-
operation with International Technology Corp., Cincin-
nati,  OH., and ECOVA Corp.,  Redmond,  WA. Spon-
sored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati,
OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

Biological slurry reactors were tested for removal of
polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) from creo-
sote contaminated soil. Five bioslurry reactors, operat-
ed in parallel,  kept the soil aerated, partially suspend-
ed and well mixed. The reactors were inoculated with
indigenous microbes of the Genus Pseudomonas. Nu-
trients were added to maintain the optimum  ratio of
carbon,  nitrogen, and phosphorus. Temperature within
the reactors was approximately 25C. The slurry con-
sisted of approximately  30% contaminated soil. Re-
sults of  pilot studies showed that approximately 90%
of the total PAHs were removed in the first two weeks.
Total PAH concentration in the soil was reduced from
approximately 10973 mg/kg to 1097 mg/kg.

Keywords:  'Creosote,  'Soils,  'Reactors,  'Waste
treatment, Removal, Aromatic polycyclic, Degradation,
Biological  waste treatment, Pseudomonas, Slurries,
Temperature,  Concentration(Composition), Remedial
action.
PB92-227347/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Some Constitutive Modifiers of the Kinetic and
Dynamic Behavior of Non-Essential Metals.
Health  Effects Research  Lab.,  Research Triangle
Park, NC. Environmental Toxicology Div.
D. J. Thomas. 23 Jul 92,23p EPA/600/A-89/189

In addition to the variety of extrinsic (e.g., environmen-
tal, nutritional and experimental) factors which can in-
fluence the kinetic and dynamic behavior of non-es-
sential metals, certain intrinsic or constitutive charac-
teristics of the host organism can influence the distri-
bution, metabolism and toxic effects of these metals.
An important task in metal toxicology is identification of
these constitutive factors and elucidation of the molec-
ular bases of organismic differences in the kinetic and
dynamic behavior of non-essential metals. Under-
standing of these differences increases the knowledge
of the physiological processes controlling metal dispo-
sition and improves the accuracy of the assessment of
hazard  associated with exposure  to  non-essential
metals. The  incorporation of these constitutive factors
into the modelling of the kinetic behavior of non-es-
sential metals will improve the descriptive and predic-
tive value of the models.

Keywords: 'Pharmacokinetics,  'Metals, Metabolism,
Nutrition,     Toxicology,    Cadmium,    Mercury,
Aging(Biology), Lead,  Metallothionein,  Messenger
RNA, Sex factors, Genotype.
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                                                 EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
PS92-2273S4/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Research Lab.-Duluth, MN
Hepatic Microsomal N-hydroxylation of  Aniline
and 4-chloroaniline by  Rainbow Trout 'Onchor-
hyncus myklss'. Journal article.
Wisconsin Univ.-Superior.
J. M. Dady, S. P. Bradbury, A. D. Hoffman, M. M. Voit,
and D. L Olson. C1991,18p EPA/600/J-92/293
Grant EPA-R-813844
Pub. in Xenobiotica, v21 n12 p1605-1620 1992. Spon-
sored by Environmental Research Lab.-Duluth, MN.

A wide variety of fish and other aquatic species are ca-
pable of metabolic biotransformations that are qualita-
tively similar to oxidattve Phase I and conjugative
Phase II reactions observed in mammals. An extensive
body of literature exists describing microsomal cytoch-
rome P450-related biotransformation and induction in
several freshwater and marine organisms. Collectively,
these data are useful for the investigation of interspe-
cies pomologies and the determination of potential bi-
ological indicators for environmental monitoring. Fur-
thermore, the elucidation of reactive metabolite forma-
tion has played a crucial role in the understanding  of
toxicity mechanisms for many compounds in a variety
of species, although some pathways  and chemical-
specific bioactivation rates have not yet been charac-
terized in  fish. (Copyright (c) 1991 Taylor & Francis
Ltd.)

Keywords:  *Liver  microsomes,  *Trqut,  'Anilines,
Chemical  water  pollutants,  Hydroxylation,  Metabolic
activation, Cytochrorne P-450, Biotransformation, En-
vironmental  monitoring. Liquid chromatography. Re-
prints, * 4-chloroaniline, Onchorhyncus mykiss.
PB92-227362/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Atmospheric Research and Exposure As-
sessment Lab.
Comparison of SIMCA Pattern Recognition and Li-
brary Search Identification of Hazardous Com-
pound* from Mass Spectra. Journal article
Illinois Univ. at Chicago.
M. Barker, W. G. Glen, L. B. Yin, W. J. Dunn, and D. R.
Scott. C31 Oct 90,12p EPA/600/J-92/294
Grant EPA-R-814363
Pub. in Analytics Chimica Acta, v257 p229-238 1992.
See also PB85-125664. Prepared in cooperation with
Midwest Research Inst., Kansas City, MO. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Research Trian-
gle Park, NC.  Atmospheric  Research  and Exposure
Assessment Lab.

SIMCA pattern recognition  methods have been ap-
plied to mass spectral data from a target list of hazard-
ous chemicals. A scheme has been proposed for clas-
sification and  identification  of five classes of com-
pounds including ar omatics, chlorocarbons, bromocar-
bons, hydrocarbons  and polychlorinated biphenyls
(PCBs).  In addition, partial least squares regression
has been used to predict the number of chlorine atoms
present in the PCBs. A training set of 429 compounds
was used. Classification models were derived by using
principal  components analysis of the autocorrelation
transformed spectra  and were-applied  to two gas
chromatography-mass spectrometry ambient  air field
samples and one hazardous waste sample. An optimal
number  of three principal  components  was deter-
mined. For identification the mass spectra of the un-
knowns were  compared with the  training set mass
spectra in the predicted class. The overall classifica-
tion and  identification rates for training spectra were
89% and for the unknowns were 92% and 82%, re-
spectively. Identification results of the SIMCA scheme
for an ambient air field sample also was compared to
that of  probability based  matching (PBM).  Correct
identification for the spectra in the sample by SIMCA
was 71/84 (85%) as opposed 35/84 (42%) by PBM.

Keywords  * Hazardous  materials,  'Pattern recogni-
tion, 'Mass spectroscopy, Solid wastes. Air pollution,
Pol/chlorinated biphenyls, Halohydrocarbons,  Hydro-
carbons, Statistical analysis. Reprints,  *SIMCA meth-
ods.
PB92-227370/REB                PC A02/MF A01
Apportionment of  Residential  Indoor  Aerosol,
VOC, and Aldehyde Species to Indoor and Out-
door Sources, and Their Source Strengths. Jour-
nal article.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Research Triangle
Park. NC. Atmospheric Research  and  Exposure As-
sessment Lab.
C. W. Lewis, andR.  B.Zweidinger. c1992,8pEPA/
600/J-92/295
Pub. in Atmospheric Environment, v26A n12 p2179-
2184 1992. See also PB90-263021.

The average  concentrations of forty-five fine particle
aerosol, VOC and aldehyde species measured in ten
Boise ID residences in wintertime have been appor-
tioned according to their contributions from all inside
sources and all outside sources. The method depends
on the availability of average concentrations measured
outside of each residence during the same sampling
periods used for the inside measurements, and on the
ability to identify one or more species that have negligi-
ble indoor sources. The  apportionment results have
also been  expressed in terms of average indoor
source strengths for all the species.

Keywords:  'Indoor  air pollution, 'Pollution sources,
'Air pollution sampling, Concenlration(Composition),
Aerosols,  Volatile  organic compounds.  Aldehydes,
Residential buildings. Reprints.
PB92-227388/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Control Technologies for Remediation of  Con-
taminated Soil and Waste Deposits at Superfund
Lead Battery Recycling Sites. Journal article.
Foster Wheeler Enviresponse, Inc., Edison, NJ.
M. D. Royer, A. Selvakumar, and R. Gaire. c1992,14p
EPA/600/J-92/296
Contract EPA-68-C9-0033
Pub. in Jnl. of the Air and Waste Management Associa-
tion, v42 n7 p970-980 Jul 92. Sponsored by Environ-
mental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Re-
duction Engineering Lab.

The paper primarily addresses remediation of contami-
nated soils and waste deposits at defunct lead-acid
battery recycling sites (LBRS) via immobilization and
separation processes. Metallic lead  and lead  com-
pounds  are  generally the principal contaminants of
concern in soils and waste deposits. Other metals
(e.g., cadmium, copper, arsenic, antimony, and seleni-
um) are often present at LBRS. The article is primarily
based on experience gained from:  (1) Superfund site
investigation,  removal, and remedial actions,  and (2)
development  and demonstration of control technol-
ogies under  the  Superfund  Innovative  Technology
Evaluation (SITE) Program. The primary remedial op-
tions for lead contaminated soils and waste deposits
include: (1) no action, (2) off-site disposal, (3) contain-
ment, (4) immobilization, (5) separation with resource
recovery, and (6) separation without resource recov-
ery.

Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, 'Electric batteries,
'Soils, 'Pollution control,  Lead(Metal), Acid  electro-
lytes. Metals, Cadmium, Arsenic Copper, Earth fills,
Waste disposal, Containment Separation, Recovery,
Solidification, Reprints, 'Superfund, Remedial action,
Waste recycling, SITE program.
PB92-227396/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Permeation Resistance of Glove Materials to Agri-
cultural Pesticides. Journal article.
Little (Arthur D.), Inc., Cambridge, MA.
A D Schwope.R.Goydan, D.thntholt,U.Frank,and
A. Nielsen. c1992,1 1 p EPA/600/J-92/297
Contract EPA-68-C9-0037
Pub. in American Industrial Hygiene Association Jnl.,
v53 n6 p352-361, 6 Jun 92. Sponsored by Environ-
mental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH.  Risk Re-
duction Engineering Lab.

The toxicities  of many agricultural  pesticides require
that hand protection be provided to persons who mix,
load, and  apply these products. The  selection of ap-
propriate handwear is particularly problematic for pes-
ticides that contain organic solvents or active ingredi-
ents that  behave as organic solvents upon contact
with common polymeric glove materials. Using a previ-
ously developed test procedure that  allows the con-
current measurement of permeation of the  active in-
gredient and the carrier solvent, more than 115 perme-
ation tests (in triplicate) have been performed with ap-
proximately 20 pesticide formulations and  13  glove
materials.  The carrier solvent was generally found to
permeate  sooner and at a much higher rate than the
active ingredient. The permeation behavior of the for-
mulations  containing solvents generally mirrored that
of the carrier solvents in neat form. Pertinent to perme-
ation resistance, the better glove materials were nitrile
rubber, butyl rubber, and plastic film laminates; natural
rubber and polyvinyl chloride were poorer barriers.

Keywords: 'Materials, 'Toxicity, 'Pesticides, Solvents,
Organic  compounds,  Humans,  Gloves, Protective
clothing. Penetration.
PB92-227404/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab., Las Vegas,
NV. Exposure Assessment Research Div.
Probability of Plume  Interception  Using  Condi-
tional Simulation of Hydraulic Head and Inverse
Modeling. Journal article.
Nevada Univ., Las Vegas. Environmental  Research
Center.
D. Weber, D. Easley, and E. Englund. c1991,23p EPA/
600/J-92/298
Pub. in Mathematical Geology, v23 n2 1991. Spon-
sored by Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab., Las
Vegas, NV. Exposure Assessment Research Div. Pre-
pared in cooperation with New Orleans Univ., LA.

A procedure to estimate the probability of intercepting
a contaminant groundwater plume for monitoring net-
work design has been developed and  demonstrated.
The objective  of the procedure is to use all available in-
formation in a method that accountsfor the heteroge-
neity of the aquifer and the paucity of data. The major
components of the procedure are geqstatistical condi-
tional simulation and parameter estimation that are
used sequentially to generate  flow pathsfrom a sus-
pected contaminant source location to a designated
monitoring transect. From the flow paths, a  histogram
is constructed that represents the  spatial probability
distribution of plume centerlines. With an independent
estimate  of the plume width, a relationship between
the total cost  and the probability of  detecting a plume
can be made.  The method uses geostatistical informa-
tion from hydraulic head measurements and is condi-
tioned by the data and  the physics of groundwater
flow. The procedure was developed  specifically for the
design of monitoring systems at sites where very few,
if any, hydraulic conductivity data are available. (Copy-
right (c) 1991  International Association  for Mathemati-
cal Geology.)

Keywords: 'Water pollution sampling, 'Ground water,
•Plumes, 'Flow models, Aquifers, Spatial distribution,
Environmental transport, Hydraulic  conductivity, Sta-
tistical analysis. Probability, Reprints.
PB92-227412/REB
                                PC A02/MF A01
Application of the EPR Spin-Trapping Technique
to the Detection of Radicals Produced in vivo
during Inhalation  Exposure of  Rats to Ozone.
Journal article.
Hearth Effects Research  Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC.
C. H. Kennedy, G. E. Hatch, R. Slade, and R. P.
Mason. C1992,8p EPA/600/J-92/299
Pub. in Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, v114
D41-46 May 92. Prepared in cooperation with Duke
Univ. Medical Center,  Durham, NC., and National Inst.
of Environmental Health Sciences, Research Triangle
Park, NC.

Ozone is known to induce lipid peroxidation of lung
tissue, although no direct evidence of free radical for-
mation has been reported. The authors have used the
electron paramagneticresonance (EPR) spin-trapping
technique to search for free radicals produced in vivo
by ozone exposure. The spin trap alpha-(4-pyridyl-1-
oxide)-N-tert-butylnitrone (4-POBN) was administered
i.p. to male Sprague-Dawley. The rats were then ex-
posed for 2 hrs to either 0, 0.5, 1.0, 1.5 or 2.0 ppm
ozone with 8% CO2 to increase their respiratory rate.
The concentration of the radical adduct increased as a
function of ozone concentration. After administration
of 4-POBN, rats were exposed for either 0.5,1.0,2.0 or
4.0 hrs to either 0 or  2.0 ppm ozone (with CO2). The
radical adduct  concentration of the ozone-exposed
groups at exposure times of 2.0 and 4.0 hrs was signifi-
cantly different from that of the corresponding air con-
trol groups. A correlation was observed between the
radical adduct concentration and the lung weight/body
weight ratio. These results demonstrate that ozone in-
duces the production of free radicals in rat lungs during
inhalation exposure and that radical production may be
involved in  the induction of lung edema by ozone. This
is the first direct evidence for ozone-induced free radi-
cal production in vivo.
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                                                  EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
Keywords: *Air pollution effects(Animals), *Ozone,
'Free radicals, 'Toxicity, Carbon dioxide, Electron spin
resonance, Lipid peroxidation, Rats, In vivo analysis,
Dose-response  relationships,  Lung, Organ weight,
Body weight. Reprints.
PB92-227420/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research Triangle
Park, NC. Inhalation Toxicology Div.
Reduction  of Neutrophil Influx Diminishes Lung
Injury and  Mortality Following Phosgene Inhala-
tion. Journal article.
Duke  Univ. Medical Center, Durham, NC. Div. of Aller-
gy, Critical Care, and Respiratory Medicine.
A. J. Ghio, T. P. Kennedy, G. E. Hatch, and J. S.
Tepper. C1992,11p EPA/600/J-92/300
Contract EPA-68-02-4450
Pub. in Jnl. of Applied Physiology, v71 n2 p657-665
Aug 91. Prepared in cooperation with ManTech Envi-
ronmental Technology, Inc., Research Triangle Park,
NC. Sponsored by Health Effects Research Lab., Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Inhalation Toxicology Div.

Phosgene inhalation causes a severe noncardiogenic
pulmonary edema characterized by an influx of neutro-
phils into the lung. To study the role of neutrophils in
lung injury and mortality  after phosgene, the authors
investigated the effects of leukocyte depletion with cy-
clophosphamide, inhibiting the generation of the che-
motaxin leukotriene B4  by  5-lipoxygenase inhibitor
AA861, and impairing neutrophil migration with the mi-
crotubular  poison  colchicine.   Cyclophosphamide,
AA861 and colchicine injected before exposure signifi-
cantly reduced percent neutrophils, protein and thio-
barbituric acid reactive products in bronchoalveolar
layage fluid of rats exposed to phosgene (0.5 ppm x 60
min.).  Cyclophosphamide, AA861, and colchicine also
significantly decreased mortality from phosgene (2.0
ppm x 90 min.) in mice. Colchicine significantly re-
duced neutrophil influx, lung injury and mortality even
when  given 30 minutes after phosgene exposure. The
authors conclude  that lung  injury and mortality after
phosgene exposure are  associated with an influx of
neutrophils  into the lung. Preventing neutrophil migra-
tion with colchicine may  hold therapeutic potential in
phosgene poisoning.

Keywords:  "Neutrophils, 'Mortality,  'Lung,  'Phos-
gene,  'Air  pollution effects(Animals),  Pulmonary
edema, Cyclophosphamide, Leukotrienes,  Arachidon-
ate 5-lipoxygenase, Colchicine, Mice, Rats,  Reprints.
PB92-227438/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Health  Effects Research Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC. Genetic Toxicology Div.
Interspecies  Cytogenetic Comparisons:  Studies
with X-Radiation and Bleomycin Sulfate. Journal
article.
Environmental Health Research and Testing, Inc., Re-
search Triangle Park, NC.
A. D. Kligerman, M. F. Bryant, C. L. Doerr, E. C.
Halperin, and P. Kwanyuen. C1992,11 p EPA/600/J-
92/301
Contract EPA-68-02-4456
Pub. in Environmental and Molecular Mutagenesis,
v19 n3 p235-243 Apr 92. Prepared in cooperation with
Duke Univ. Medical Center, Durham, NC. Dept. of Ra-
diation  Oncology. Sponsored by Health  Effects Re-
search  Lab., Research Triangle Park,  NC. Genetic
Toxicology Div.

A series of in vitro experiments were conducted to de-
termine if there are innate differences  in the sensitivity
of peripheral blood lymphocytes (PBLs) from different
mammalian species to clastogens. Mouse, rat, and
human whole blood samples were exposed to either 0,
0.38, 0.75,1.5, or 3.0 Gy x-radiation or 0, 5,10,  20, 40,
or 80 micrograms/ml  bleomycin for 4 h. Bromodeox-
yuridine-containing  cultures  were initiated  and the
PBLs stimulated to divide with phytohemagglutinin. All
cultures were harvested following a 3-h colcemid treat-
ment. Slides were made and differentially stained, and
first-division  metaphases were scored for chromo-
some  aberrations. In the x-radiation studies  human
PBLs  were significantly more sensitive than  mouse
PBLs which were in turn more sensitive than rat PBLs
as measured by either the total percent aberrant cells
or the  number of dicentrics.  Results with bleomycin
suggest that the mouse and human PBLs are  equally
sensitive  to the clastogenic  effects of  bleomycin.
These results indicate that there may be inherent dif-
ferences in sensitivity among PBLs of mammalian spe-
 cies; however, more studies are needed to determine if
 the differences presented here hold for other agents.
Keywords: 'Chromosome aberrations, 'Species diver-
sity, 'Bleomycin, *X rays, Comparison,  In vitro analy-
sis.  Lymphocytes,  Dose-response   relationships,
Humans, Rats, Mice, Reprints.
PB92-227446/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Evaluation and Comparison of Spatial Interpola-
tors. Journal article.
Environmental Monitoring Systems  Lab., Las Vegas,
NV.
D. Weber, and E. Englund. C1992,13p EPA/600/J-92/
302
Pub. in Mathematical Geology, v24 n4 p381-391 1992.
Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Nevada Univ.,  Las
Vegas. Environmental Research Center.

The  study evaluates 15 different estimators to deter-
mine their relative merits in estimating block concen-
trations at contaminant waste  sites. The evaluation
was based on 54  subsets of data drawn from an ex-
haustive set  of 19,800 data. For each subset,  198
block estimates were made with each estimator. The
measurements of estimation quality were a linear loss
function  and a more standard  statistic, the mean
square error. The linear loss function  showed that
seven of the  estimators  produced  scores close
enough to be within the same statistical population.
Results based on the mean square error were similar.
The surprising results of the study were that inverse
distance and  inverse distance squared both  produced
better scores than kriging. (Copyright (c) 1992 Interna-
tional Association for Mathematical Geology.)

Keywords:  'Waste management, 'Study  estimates,
'Spatial distribution, 'Statistical analysis, Comparison,
Site surveys,  Soil  contamination, Sampling,  Interpola-
tion, Concentration(Composition), Kriging, Algorithms,
Reprints, 'Geostatistics, Inverse distance algorithms.
PB92-227453/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Relationship  between Free  Liquids and  Solids
Content for Sewage Sludges. Journal article.
IT Environmental Programs, Inc., Cincinnati, OH.
J  B Farrell, and R. W. Gerstle. 1992,15pEPA/600/J-
92/303
Contract EPA/68-03-3346
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

EPA guidelines for disposal of  solid waste to landfills
require that the wastes contain no 'free liquids', where
the absence of free liquids  is demonstrated by the
EPA-prescribed paint filter liquids test (PFLT). The re-
quirement  applies to  wastewater treatment sludges
disposed to landfills. The investigation was conducted
to  determine whether solids content of sludges could
be used in lieu of the PFLT  since most  treatment
plants routinely determine  solids content of their
sludges. The  experiments earned out demonstrated
that solids content required to  pass the PFLT ranged
from 5.5% for waste activated sludge to 15.6%  for pri-
mary sludges. Agitation such as might be encountered
in  truck transport of sludge to a landfill did  not cause
sludges  that initially passed  the test to fail; however,
some  sludges that initially passed the test failed after
standing for 24 hours.

Keywords: 'Earth  fills,  'Sludge disposal, Liquids,
Waste water, Requirements, Tests,  Solids, Dewater-
ing, Drying, Leachates.
 PB92-227461/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Las Vegas, NV.
 Information Integration for  Environmental Moni-
 toring and Assessment: An  Annotated Bibliogra-
 phy. Professional paper.
 Iowa Univ., Iowa City. Dept. of Geography.
 R. Rajagopal, U. Natarajan, and J. Wacker. c1992,29p
 Pub. in  Environmental Professional,  v14  p151-177
 1992. See also PB91-155242.  Sponsored by Environ-
 mental Protection Agency, Las  Vegas, NV.

 Annual federal and state investments in the collection,
 storage, and maintenance of  resource and environ-
 mental data are enormous (estimated in the range of a
 few to tens of billions of dollars). Despite these invest-
 ments, the use of information from these databases for
 societal  endpoints has been limited. Further research
 to evaluate the utility of large environmental databases
 in the analysis of selected scientific and regulatory
 questions therefore would be timely. The primary pur-
pose of the paper is to provide an annotated review of
selected literature on the topic of information integra-
tion in the context of environmental monitoring and as-
sessment. Based on a review of this literature, signifi-
cant scholarly contributions to this field have been
identified as falling into the following four issue areas:
institutional, resource/ecological, design, and techno-
logical. The publications are grouped, indexed, associ-
ated with keywords  and organized under these four
major issue areas.

Keywords:  'Environmental monitoring,  'Environmen-
tal impact assessments, 'Information transfer, Bibliog-
raphies, Data processing, Listings, Information retriev-
al, Subject  indexing, Reviews, Technology utilization,
Ecology, Natural resources, Design criteria, Pollution
regulations, Environmental management, Environmen-
tal policy, Reprints.
PB92-227479/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Metals in Ground Water Sampling Artifacts and
Reproducibility. Journal article.
Robert S. Kerr Environmental  Research Lab.,  Ada,
OK.
R. W. Puls, D. A. Clark, B. Bledsoe, R. M. Powell, and
C. J. Paul. C1992,16p EPA/600/J-92/307
Pub. in Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials, v9
n2 p149-162 1992. Prepared in cooperation with Man-
Tech Environmental Technology, Inc., Ada, OK.

Field studies evaluated sampling procedures for deter-
mination of aqueous inorganic geochemistry and as-
sessment of contaminant transport by colloidal mobili-
ty.  Research at three  different metal-contaminated
sites has shown that 0.45 um  filtration has  not  re-
moved potentially mobile colloids, when samples have
been collected using low pumping flow rates (approx.
0.2-0.3  L/min). However,  when pumping  velocities
greatly exceed formation groundwater flow velocities,
large differences between filtered and unfiltered  sam-
ples are observed, and neither are representative of
values obtained with the low flow-rate pumped  sam-
ples. There was a strong inverse correlation between
turbidity and representativeness of samples.

Keywords: 'Metals,  'Ground water, 'Water pollution.
Sampling, Colloids, Environmental transport, Turbidity,
Flow rate, Water flow,  Pumping, Water wells, Dis-
solved gases,  Oxygen,  pH,  Temperature,  Filtration,
Reprints.
 PB92-227487/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Acquisition  of  Representative  Ground  Water
 Quality Samples for Metals. Journal article.
 Robert S.  Kerr  Environmental Research  Lab., Ada,
 OK.
 R. W. Puls, and R. M. Powell. c1992,13p EPA/600/J-
 92/308
 Pub. in FOCUS: Ground Water Monitoring Review, v12
 n3 p167-176 Summer 1992.  Prepared in cooperation
 with ManTech Environmental Technology, Inc., Ada,
 OK.

 R.S.  Kerr  Environmental   Research   Laboratory
 (RSKERL) personnel have evaluated sampling proce-
 dures  for the collection of representative, accurate,
 and reproducible ground  water  quality samples for
 metals for the past four years. Intensive sampling re-
 search at three different field sites has shown that the
 method by which samples are collected has a greater
 impact on sample quality, accuracy, and reproducibility
 than whether the samples are filtered or not. In particu-
 lar, sample collection practices that induce artifically
 high levels of turbidity have been shown to have the
 greatest negative impacts on sample quality. Results
 indicated the ineffectiveness of bailer for collection of
 representative metal samples. Inconsistent operator
 usage together with excessive purging generally re-
 sulted in excessive turbidity and large differences in fil-
 tered  and unfiltered metal samples.  The  use of  low
 flow rate purging and sampling consistently produced
 filtered and unfiltered samples that showed no signifi-
 cant  differences in concentrations.  Turbidity  levels
 were generally less than 5 NTUs, even in fine-textured
 glacial till. The authors recommend the use of low flow
 rates, during both purging and sampling.

 Keywords: 'Metals, 'Ground water,  'Pumping, Fluid
 filtration. Arsenic, Chromium,  RatesfPer time), Sam-
 pling, Concentration(Composition), Water quality indi-
 cators.
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PB92-227495/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Age-Related Percutaneous Penetration of 2-sec-
ButyM-6-Dlnttrophenol (Dtnoseb) in  Rats. Journal
article.
Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research Triangle
Park, NC. Environmental Toxicology Div.
L L. Hall, H. L Fisher, M. R. Sumler, M. F. Hughes, and
P. V. Shah. C1992,12p EPA/60p/J-92/309
Pub. in Fundamental and Applied Toxicology, v19 n2
p258-267 Aug 92. Prepared in cooperation with Man-
Tech Environmental Technology, Inc., Research Trian-
gle Park, NC., and Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc., Nutley,
The effect of age, dose, and method of dermal pene-
tration assessment on the percutaneous penetration
of C14-dinoseb have been determined in the Fischer
rat. Dermal absorption was shown to be dependent on
age and independent of dose. In vitro measurement of
dermal absorption was found to produce results quan-
titatively similar to in vivo results, but the method was
not sensitive enough to detect small differences in skin
absorption. Through the use  of a physiological cpm-
partmental model, kinetic differences in the disposition
of dinoseb in young and adult rats were identified and
quantitated. The study was initiated by a request from
OTS/OPP.

Keywords: "Pesticides, *Aging(Biology), 'Skin absorp-
tion, 'Toxicity, Rats, In vivo analysis, In vitro analysis,
Tabtes(Data),  Body  weight,  Organ  weight,  Feces,
Urine, Pharmacokinetics, Reprints, 'Dinoseb.
PB92-227503/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research Triangle
Park, NC.
Effects of Trtmethylttn on Repeated Acquisition
(Learning) m the Radial-Arm Maze. Journal article.
Northrop Services, Inc., Research Triangle Park, NC.
P. J. Bushnell, and K. E. Angell. C1992,15p EPA/600/
J-92/310
Pub. in NeroToxicotogy (Trade Name), v13 p429-442
1992. Sponsored by Health Effects  Research Lab.,
Research Triangle Park, NC.

A repeated acquisition procedure  for the 8-arm radial
maze was evaluated with tnmethyttin (TMT). Ten male
Long-Evans rats were trained to collect a single food
pellet at the end of each baited arm on each trial of a
daily 12-trial test session. Four of the eight arms were
baited on all trials of a given session. The set of four
baited arms was changed each day, thus requiring the
rat to team a new set of baited arms in each session. In
trained rats, errors (entries into unbaited arms)  de-
clined from about 4 on Trial 1 to < 1 on Trials 4-12 in
each session: this within-session error reduction thus
defined an acquisition baseline against which the ef-
fects of TMT were assessed. Learning was impaired
after 7 mg/kg (iv) TMT, as shown by a slower decline
in within-session error frequencies in all treated rats.
Errors  and response  latencies were elevated for  5
weeks after TMT but returned to control levels thereaf-
ter. Histologica! examination of hippocampi  showed
damage to Ammon's Horn in all treated rats 18 weeks
after treatment  however, no significant  relationship
between degree of damage and behavioral effect was
observed.

Keywords: *Trimethyttin, 'Animal behavior, 'Learning,
'Toxicology, Hippocampus,  Rats,  Reaction time, His-
tology. Reprints.
PB92-227529/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Corticosterone HypersecreUon  hi  Preweanllng
Rate Exposed NeonataHy to Trimethyltfn. Journal
article.
Health  Effects Research Lab.,  Research Triangle
Park.NC.
M. E. Stanton, M. E. Coussons. and C. M. Kuhn. C1992,
10p EPA/600/J-92/311
Pub. in NeuroToxicology (Trade Name), v13 p421-428
1992.

Developmental neuro-toxicity may be influenced by ef-
fects of a compound on endocrine function. Here the
authors report that developmental exposure to TMT in-
creases the corticosterone (CS) response to stress in
developing rat pups. Long-Evans rat pups were inject-
ed i.p. with either 6 mg/kg TMT hydroxide (in 10 micro-
Irter/g BW NaCI) or vehicle on Postnatal Day 5 (PND5)
or 10 and were then tested for their CS response to re-
straint stress on PND12, 16, or 20. TMT exposure on
PND5 (Experiment 1) resulted in CS hypersecreton
relative to vehicle-injected controls on PND12 and 16
but not PND20. TMT exposure on PND10 (Experiment
2) had no effect at PND12 but elevated CS over vehi-
cle controls  at PND16 and 20. PND15  exposure to
TMT resulted in CS hypersecretion in pups tested on
PND20. Neonatal organotin exposure appears to alter
CS secretion in a manner that is influenced by age of
exposure and age of testing.

Keywords: 'Toxicity, 'Trimethyltin, 'Teratogenic com-
pounds, 'Corticosterone,  Rats,  Stress(Physiology),
Organ weight, Body weight, Exposure, Reprints, Hy-
persecretion.
PB92-227537/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Health Effects  Research Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC.
Deposition Patterns  of  Ragweed  Pollen in the
Human Respiratory Tract Journal article.
Arizona Univ., Tucson. Div. of Respiratory Sciences.
T. B. Martonen, and M. K. O'Rourke. c1990,7p EPA/
600/J-92/312
Grant EPA-R-811806
Pub. in GHANA, v30 n1 p82-86 Jun 91. Sponsored by
Health Effects  Research Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC.

Inhaled particle deposition sites must be identified to
effectively treat human airway diseases. The authors
have  determined distribution patterns of a selected
aeroallergen, ragweed  pollen, among human extrath-
oracic (ET: i.e., oro-nasopharyngeal) regions and the
lung. A predictive model validated by inhalation expo-
sure data from human subjects was utilized. Deposi-
tion locations were primarily  functions of (1) ragweed
particle parameters (size, 14-20 micrometers; shape,
spherical; and density,  1.14 g cu cm) and (2) mode of
breathing. In the general population, two styles of inha-
lation  are  prevalent: normal augmentors (NAs), and
mouth breathers (MBs), their clinical  definitions are
based on  intra-ET airflow divisions. For a NA-mode
breathing, sedentary  (10 L/min) adult, 88%  of inhaled
ragweed pollen was removed by the ET compartment
and 7.0% collected within the lung. For a MB, the re-
spective deposition efficiencies were 68%  and  25%.
To apply the model, they used a daily springtime rag-
weed  pollen concentration of 300 grains/ cu m and an
exposure time of 0.5 hour to calculate actual doses for
the respiratory system. Under the stipulated condi-
tions,  a MB would inhale 45 pollen grains per day and 8
would be deposited in the lung; the value is 3 grains for
a NA. Frequently, individuals with impaired respiratory
functions are MBs in whom such pollen deposits are
likely contributors to airway disease.

Keywords: 'Respiratory system, 'Toxicology, 'Aller-
gens,  Humans, Respiration, Mathematical models, Re-
prints, 'Ragweed pollen.
PB92-227545/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Health Effects  Research  Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC.
Carcinogenic Risk of Non-Uniform Alpha Particle
Irradiation hi the Lungs: Radon Progeny Effects at
Bronchial Bifurcations. Journal article.
NSI  Technology Services  Corp.,  Research Triangle
Park, NC.
W. Hoffmann, D. J. Crawford-Brown, M. G. Menache,
andT. B. Martonen. C1992,10p EPA/600/J-92/313
Contract EPA-68-02-4450
Pub. in Radiation Protection Dosimetry, v38 n1-3 p91-
98 Dec 91. Prepared in cooperation with Duke Univ.
Medical Center, Durham, NC. Center for Extrapolation
Modelling. North Carolina Univ. at Chapel Hill. Dept. of
Environmental Sciences and Engineering, and Salz-
burg Univ. (Austria). Dept. of Biophysics. Sponsored by
Health  Effects  Research  Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC.

The combined effect of enhanced deposition and re-
duced clearance at bronchial bifurcations leads to in-
creased radon progeny doses within branching sites
compared to uniformly distributed  activity within a
given airway generation. A multi-stage carcinogenesis
model was  used to predict the  probability of lung
cancer induction at different  sites  of the  bronchial
region. For relatively low  radon progeny exposures,
lung cancer risk is  significantly higher in bifurcation
zones, particularly at carinal ridges, than along tubular
segments. At sufficiently  high exposures,  however,
lung cancer risk is highest in the tubular portions of a
generation. This suggests that the common assump-
tion of a uniform dose distribution provides realistic risk
estimates for high uranium miner exposures, but may
underestimate lung cancer risk at low, environmental
exposures. If  concomitant exposure  to  cigarette
smoke is factored into the risk analysis in a multiplica-
tive fashion, then the effect related to risk inhomogen-
eity becomes even more pronounced.

Keywords: 'Carcinogenesis, 'Radon, 'Bronchi, 'Pul-
monary neoplasms, 'Alpha particles,  Risk assess-
ment,   Dosimetry,    Respiration,   Air   pollution
effects(Humans), Reprints.
PB92-227552/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Carboxyhemoglobin  and  Brain Blood  Flow  in
Humans. Journal article.
Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research Triangle
Park, NC. Human Studies Div.
V. A. Benignus, M. K. Petrovick, L. Newlin-Clapp, and
J. D. Prah. C1992,8p EPA/600/J-92/314
Pub. in Neurotoxicology and Teratology, v14 n4 p285-
290 Jul 92. Prepared in cooperation with North Caroli-
na Univ. at Chapel Hill. Dept. of Psychology, and Man-
Tech Environmental Technology, Inc., Research Trian-
gle Park, NC.

It has been shown that with increased carboxyhemog-
lobin  (COHb)  and  associated  decrease  in blood
oxygen-carrying capacity, a compensatory increase in
brain-blood flow (BBF) develops. The BBF response in
humans has been shown to be quite variable. Two ex-
periments were conducted in which humans were ex-
posed to sufficient carbon monoxide (CO) to produce
COHb levels up to 18.4%. BBF was measured by the
method of impedance plethysmography. The first was
a pilot study in which BBF in 14 men was studied after
transient exposure to various concentrations of CO in
air.  BBF increased as a function of COHb, but not to
the same extent (or at all) in some subjects. In a con-
firmatory experiment with 12 men, BBF was measured
once per hr during a four-hr experiment. All 12 subjects
received  CO.  The  variation of the BBF  response
among subjects was large and statistically significant
while the variation over time was not significant. Thus it
appears that the magnitude of the BBF response is
unique for a given subject and differs across subjects.
These results may help predict CO-induced behavioral
decrements in future studies if subjects whose BBF re-
sponse to COHb is small or absent are also more sus-
ceptible to impairment by acute CO exposure. (Copy-
right (c) 1992 Pergamon Press Ltd.)

Keywords: 'Carboxyhemoglobin, 'Brain, 'Blood circu-
lation,   'Carbon    monoxide,    Air    pollution
effects(Humans), Oxygen, Exposure,  'Toxicity,  Re-
prints.
PB92-227560/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Letters to the Editor. Journal article.
Health  Effects Research  Lab.,  Research Triangle
Park, NC.
K. M. Crofton, and J. Llorens. c1992,4p EPA/600/J-
92/315
Pub. in Fundamental and Applied Toxicology, v19
p315-3161992.

A letter to the editor  questions the treatment of data
presented in an article on behavior toxicology of acryl-
amide  and 3,3'-iminodipropionitrile. The author of the
letter feels that important information found in the
study,  as well as in the references given was omitted,
leading potentially to erroneous conclusions.

Keywords: 'Toxicology, 'Acrylamides, 'Behavior, Sex
factors. Laboratory   animals, Locomotion, Nervous
system. Metabolic  activation, Reprints, 'Iminodipro-
pionitriles.
 PB92-227578/RE8               PC A02/MF A01
 Human Carcinogenesis by Arsenic. Journal article.
 Health  Effects Research Lab.,  Research  Triangle
 Park, NC. Carcinogenesis and Metabolism Branch.
 M. J. Mass. C1992,10p EPA/600/J-92/316
 Pub.  in Jnl.  of  Environmental  Geochemistry and
 Health,v14p49-54Jul92.

 Arsenic is one of the few human carcinogens for which
 there is not yet a reliable animal cancer  model.  As
 such, the classification of arsenic as a carcinogen is
 based upon data derived from human epidemiologic
 studies. Although  the mechanisms of action of arsenic
 as a toxic agent have been known for many years, the
 inability to  produce cancer in laboratory animals with
 arsenic has confounded the operational characteriza-
 tion of arsenic as initiator, promoter, complete carcino-
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gen, or cocarcinogen for humans. Arsenic is clearly a
genotoxic  agent that induces chromosomal aberra-
tions,  micronuclei, and sister chromatid exchange in
mammalian cells as  well as neoplastically transforms
Syrian hamster embryo cells; however, it is not a clas-
sical point mutagen.  The manuscript reviews some of
the scientifically based issues relating to arsenic and
risk assessment. (Copyright (c) Science and Technolo-
gy Letters 1991.)

Keywords: 'Carcinogenesis, 'Arsenic, *Toxicity, Co-
carcinogenesis, Neoplastic cell transformation, Risk
assessment,  Mutagenicity tests,  Syrian  hamsters,
Human, 'Foreign technology.
PB92-227586/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Quantitative Image Cytometry of Hepatocytes Ex-
pressing  Gamma-Glutamyl Transpeptidase  and
Glutathione S-Transferase in Diethylnitrosamine-
Initiated Rats Treated with Phenobarbitol and/or
Phthalate Esters. Journal article.
Health Effects Research Lab., Cincinnati, OH. Genetic
Toxicology Div.
J. H. Carter, R. E. Richmond, H. W. Carter, C. L. Potter,
and F. B. Daniel. C1992,13p EPA/600/J-92/317
Pub. in Jnl. of Histochemistry and Cytochemistry, v40
n8 p1105-1115 Aug 92. Prepared in cooperation with
Wood Hudson Cancer Research Lab., Newport, KY.,
and Northern Kentucky Univ., Highland Heights. Dept.
of Biological Sciences.

Image cytometry was used to quantify the volume of
liver tissue expressing two widely accepted biochemi-
cal markers of neoplasia, gammaglutamyl transpepti-
dase (GGT) and the placental isozyme of  glutathione
s-transferase (GST-P). Rats were treated with the he-
patocarcinogen, diethylnitrosamine (DENA)  alone or
combined  with phenobarbital (BP). Other groups of
rats received either diethylhexylphthalate (DEHP) or
di-n-octylphthalate (OOP) in their diets for 26 weeks.
GGT expression was detected diffusely throughout the
liver parenchyma in several treatment groups so that
any enhanced expression in AF and N was not appar-
ent. GST-P was detected only in AF and N.  GST-P may
represent a second  genetic alteration as GST-P( +) AF
and N also expressed GGT but not  the reverse. By
using    the   stereologic    Principle   of   Delesse
(area%=volume%) and the  known liver  weight, the
grams of tissue expressing either marker was quanti-
fied. The peroxisome  proliferator, DEHP, inhibited ex-
pression of GGT or GST-P in livers  of either DENA
treated or DENA+PB treated rats. With GST-P, the re-
duction was correlated to a reduced number of AF and
N.

Keywords: 'Liver, 'Gamma-glutamyltransferase, 'Glu-
tathione transferases, 'Diethylnitrosamine,  'Pheno-
barbital, Cells(Biology), Rats, Immunohistochemistry,
Carcinogens,  Pathology, Reprints,  'Phthalate esters.
Image cytometry.
PB92-227594/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Genotoxicity of Industrial Wastes and Effluents. A
Review. Journal article.
Health  Effects Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC. Genetic Bioassay Branch.
V. S. Houk. C1992, 50p EPA/600/J-92/318
Pub. in Mutation Research. v277 n2 p91-138 Aug 92.

A review of the literature published on the genotoxicity
of industrial wastes and effluents using short-term ge-
netic bioassays is presented in the document. The im-
portance of this task arises from the ubiquity of geno-
toxic compounds in the environment and the need to
identify the sources of contamination so that efforts
aimed at control and minimization can be implement-
ed. Of even greater significance is the  immediate con-
cern for the welfare of human health and the environ-
ment. Subheadings of the document include an intro-
duction, a summary of the various genetic bioassays
that have been used to test industrial  wastes, a com-
pendium of methods commonly used to prepare crude
waste samples for bioassay, and a review of the genet-
ic toxicity of wastes and effluents. Wastes have been
grouped according to major  industrial source.  Within
each industrial category, a synopsis of individual stud-
ies is presented, followed  by an  interpretation of  re-
sults on an industry-wide basis.

Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, 'Industrial wastes,
'Toxicity,  'Reviews, Genetics, Bioassay, Water qual-
ity,  Refineries, Chemical  industry, Paper  industry,
Public health, Reprints.
PB92-227602/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Fetal and Maternal Effects of Continual Exposure
of Rats to 970-MHz Circularly-Polarized Micro-
waves. Journal article.
Health  Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC. Developmental Toxicology Div.
E. Berman, C. Weil, P. A. Phillips, H. B. Carter, and D.
E. House. C1992,14p EPA/600/J-92/319
Pub. in Electro- and Magnetobiology, v11 n1 p43-54
1992. Prepared in cooperation with National Inst. of
Standards and Technology, Boulder, CO., and Man-
Tech Environmental Technology, Inc., Research Trian-
gle Park, NC.

Virtually continual exposure to970-MHz microwaves in
circularly-polarized waveguides was used to elicit fetal
responses in Sprague-Dawley rats during gestation.
Two hundred fifty rats were exposed to microwave ra-
diation  at whole-body averaged specific absorption
rates (SAR) of 0.07, 2.4, or 4.8 W/kg, or concurrently
shamirradiated for 22  h/day from the 1st through the
19th day of gestation. At SAR of 4.8 W/kg, only fetal
body weight was significantly altered (-12%, P=.012).
Two of twelve rats died during the exposure at SAR of
4.8 W/kg. Bred, but non-pregnant, rats that  were ex-
posed at SAR of 4.8 W/kg had significantly lower body
weight  gain  than sham-irradiated rats: similar  lower
gain is assumed to have occurred in the pregnant rats
exposed at SAR of 4.8 W/kg, and whose fetuses were
significantly smaller. The authors conclude that contin-
ual gestational exposure at SAR of 4.8 (but not 2.4 or
lower) W/kg induces fetal alterations. Apparently, del-
eterious maternal effects  are associated with  these
fetal changes. Although colonic temperature was not
measured in these rats, it is expected that exposure at
4.8 W/kg was hyperthermal.

Keywords: 'Microwaves, 'Fetus, 'Mothers, Exposure,
Rats, Dose-response  relationships, Body weight. Re-
production, Reprints.
PB92-227610/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Reply to 'Selective Development Toxicity: Misuse
of the Concept via Mis-Application of a Mis-De-
fined 'A/D Ratio'. (Letter to the Editor). Journal ar-
ticle.
Health Effects  Research  Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC.
J. M. Rogers, and R. W. Setter. C1992,5p EPA/600/J-
92/320
Pub. in Teratology, v46 n1 p105-107 Aug 92.

A reply to a letter on the use of the A/D ratio in assess-
ing developmental toxicity addresses issues the au-
thors of the reply fail to consider in their response, as
well as misstatements made by the respondents. Fur-
ther clarification of the original points made is also pro-
vided.

Keywords: 'Toxicity, 'Teratogenic compounds, Health
hazards, Species diversity. Terminology, Reprints.
PB92-227628/REB                PC A04/MF A01
DNA Adduct Formation by 12 Chemicals with Pop-
ulations Potentially Suitable for Molecular Epide-
miological Studies. Journal article.
Health  Effects Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC. Genetic Toxicology Div.
M. Uziel, N. B. Munro, D. S. Katz, T. Vo-Dinh, and E. A.
Zeighami. C1992,58p EPA/600/J-92/321
Pub. in Mutation Research, v277 p35-90  1992. See
also DE89006931. Prepared in cooperation with Oak
Ridge National Lab., TN. Health and Safety Research
Div.

DNA adduct formation, route of absorption,  metabo-
lism and chemistry of 12 hazardous chemicals are re-
viewed.  Methods for adduct detection are  also re-
viewed and approaches to sensitivity and specificity
are  identified. The selection of these 12 chemicals
from the Environmental Protection Agency list of geno-
toxic chemicals was based on the availability of infor-
mation and on the availability of populations potentially
suitable  for molecular epidemiological  study. The  12
chemicals include ethylene oxide, styrene, vinylchlor-
ide, epichlorohydrin, propylene oxide, 4,4'-methylene-
bis-2-chloroaniline, benzidine, benzidine dyes (Direct
Blue 6, Direct Black 38 and Direct Brown 95), acryloni-
trile and benzyl chloride. While some of these chemi-
cals (styrene and benzyl chloride, possibly Direct Blue
6) give rise to unique DNA adducts, others do not. Po-
tentially  confounding factors include mixed exposures
in the work place, as well the formation of common
DNA adducts. Additional research needs are identi-
fied. (Copyright (c) 1992 Elsevier Science Publishers
B.V.)

Keywords: *DNA adducts, 'Mutagens, Confounding
factors,  Epidemiology, Metabolism, Absorption, Car-
cinogens, DNA damage, Reprints.
PB92-227636/REB               PC A14/MF A03
Status of Pesticides in Reregistration and Special
Review (Rainbow Report).
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticide Programs.
May 92, 318p EPA/700/R-92/004
See also PB92-190438.

The 'Status of  Pesticides in Special Review and Re-
registration' (also known as the 'Rainbow Report') lists
those pesticides that are undergoing or have complet-
ed EPA's Special Review process, or the reregistration
process mandated by FIFRA '88. It summarizes the
current status of each pesticide.

Keywords: 'Toxic substances, 'Pesticides, Listings,
Chemical compounds, Tables(Data), Toxicity,  Regis-
tration status, Special review process, Reregistration.
PB92-227677/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Control Technology Center.
Control of VOC Emissions from Nonferrous Metal
Rolling Processes.
Alliance Technologies Corp., Chapel Hill, NC.
Jun 92,86p EPA/453/R-92/001
Contract EPA-68-DO-0121
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Control Technology Center.

The document was developed in response to increas-
ing inquiries into the  environmental impacts of nonfer-
rous metal rolling processes that use oil as a lubricant
and coolant in rolling operations. VOC emissions result
from evaporative fugitive losses caused by heat gener-
ated in the rolling  processes. The focus of the docu-
ment  is VOC emission control  techniques used by
copper and aluminum rolling mills. A control cost anal-
ysis is also provided  for each of the control techniques
addressed. The control techniques are: carbon ad-
sorption, absorption, incineration, and lubricant substi-
tution.

Keywords: 'Air pollution control, 'Volatile  organic
compounds,  'Fugitive emissions,  'Metal  industry,
Nonferrous metals,  Metal  working, Rolling,  Inciner-
ation, Environmental chemical substitutes, Lubricants,
Evaporation,  Coolants, Absorption,  Heat generation,
Carbon adsorption.
PB92-227800/REB                PC A11 /MF A03
National Water Quality Inventory: 1990 Report to
Congress.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington,  DC
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
Apr 92,242p EPA/503/9-92/006
See also PB91-145730.

Contents: Executive Summary; (Rivers and Streams,
Lakes and Reservoirs, The Great Lakes, Estuaries and
Coastal Waters, Wetlands, Public Health/Aquatic Life
Concerns, Ground-Water Quality,  State and Federal
Ground-Water  Protection  Programs);  Point Source
Control Program;  Nonpoint Source Control Program;
Surface Water Monitoring; Costs and Benefits of Pollu-
tion Control; and State Recommendations.

Keywords:  'United States government, 'Inventories,
'Water quality, Rivers,  Lakes,  Estuaries,  Surface
waters, Streams,  Reservoirs,  Acidity, Coasts,  Public
health, Ground water, Protection, Trends, Water pollu-
tion control. Standards, States(United States), Aquatic
animals, Clean Water Act, Trophic level, Wetlands.
 PB92-228048/REB               PC A04/MF A01
 U.S. EPA Nonpoint Source Information Exchange
 Computer Bulletin Board  System (BBS). User's
 Manual.
 Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
 Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds.
 Jan 92,70p EPA/503/8-92/002

 The Nonpoint  Source (NPS) Information  Exchange
 Bulletin Board  System (BBS) will provide  state and
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local agencies, private organizations, businesses, and
concerned individuals with timely, relevant NPS infor-
mation, a forum for open discussion, and the ability to
exchange computer text and program files.

Keywords: "Nonpoint sources, 'User manuals, 'Infor-
mation systems, *On-iine systems, Information trans-
fer, Document storage. Input/output routines. Guide-
lines, Information retrieval, 'Bulletin Board System.
PB92-228436/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Pollution  Prevention  Opportunity  Assessment
Histology Laboratory Xylene Use, Fort Carson,
Colorado. Final rept.
Science Applications International Corp., Cincinnati,
OH.
G. Wahl, and D. Stamm. Oct 92,86p EPA/600/R-92/
187
Contract EPA-68-C8-0062
See also PB90-256421. Prepared in cooperation with
Versar, Inc., Springfield, VA. Sponsored by Environ-
mental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH.  Risk Re-
duction Engineering Lab.

Under the WREAFS program, RREL has performed a
waste minimization opportunity assessment (WMOA)
at the Evans Community Hospital Histopathology Lab-
oratory on the Ft. Carson Army Base, Colorado, in the
area of waste xylene and ethyl alcohol contaminated
with human tissue. The waste consists of a mixture of
the two solvents, with xylene  representing 0-100%
and ethyl  alcohol 0-50% of the waste at any given
time. Xylene is one of the 17 Industrial Toxics Project
(ITP) chemicals with over 200.000,000 pounds re-
leased in 1988. according to the TRI data. There are a
number of known chemical substitutes for xylene, pos-
sessing varying degrees of performance  efficiency.
Distillation for reuse has been evaluated. In order to be
more useful to larger Army hospitals, the report in-
cludes a section that sorts pollution prevention oppor-
tunities by the size of the wastestream.

Keywords: 'Laboratories, 'Waste minimization. 'Hos-
pitals.  'Pollution   abatement,   Xylene,  Solvents,
Tissues(Biology), Performance evaluation. Prevention,
Cost analysis, Assessments, Distillation,  Chemicals,
Waste recycling. Army hospitals
PB92-230356/REB               PC A08/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement.
BEN: A Model to Calculate the Economic Benefit
of NoncompHartce. User's Manual.
Industrial Economics, Inc., Cambridge, MA.
1 Oct 92,168p
Sponsored by  Environmental  Protection  Agency,
Washington, DC. Office of Enforcement.

The  Agency developed the  BEN computer  model to
calculate the economic benefit a violator derives from
delaying  or avoiding compliance with environmental
statutes. In general, the Agency uses the BEN comput-
er model to assist its own staff in developing settle-
ment penalty figures. While the primary purpose of the
BEN model is to calculate  the economic benefit of
noncompliance, the model may  also be used to calcu-
late the after tax net present value of a pollution pre-
vention or mitigation  project and to calculate 'cash
outs' in Superfund cases. The document,  the BEN
User's Manual, contains all the formulas that make up
the BEN computer model and is freely available to the
public upon request.

Keywords: 'Pollution abatement, 'Computerized simu-
lation,  'Benefit cost analysis. 'Penalties.  'Standards
compliance. Economic analysis. Pollution regulations,
Superfund, Mitigation. Violations, Law enforcement.
User manuats(Computer programs). Documentation,
•BEN model. Settlements.
PB92-230366/REB               PC A08/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency. Washington. DC.
Office of Enforcement
ABEL. User's Manual.
Industrial Economics, Inc.. Cambridge, MA.
1 Oct 92,174p EPA-21E-2005
Sponsored  by   Environmental  Protection Agency,
Washington, DC. Office of Enforcement.

The manual provides  step-by-step instructions for
using the ABEL model. The model is a computer pro-
gram designed to assist EPA in assessing a firm's abili-
ty to finance one or more of the following items: a civil
penalty; new investments in pollution control equip-
ment; and environmental clean-up costs.

Keywords: 'Penalties, 'Businesses, 'Economic analy-
sis, Fines(Charges),  Reclamation, Costs, Pollution
control equipment. Taxes, Administration, Documenta-
tion, 'Environmental Protection Agency, Ability to pay.
PB92-231083/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered  Species; Interim Meas-
ures, Wilson County, Tennessee.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90,5p EPA-20T-3048

The information in the pamphlet is simitar to what the
U.S.  Environmental Protection Agency  (EPA) expects
to distribute once our Endangered Species Protection
Program is in effect. The Endangered Species Act is
intended to protect and promote recovery of animals
and plants that are in danger of becoming extinct due
to the activities of people.  The publication contains a
County Map showing the area within the county where
pesticide use should be limited to protect listed spe-
cies.

Keywords: 'Protection, 'Endangered species, Pesti-
cides, Law(Junsprudence), Animals, Recovery,  Wild-
life, Utilization, Chemical compounds, Maps, Listings,
Echinacea tennesseensis, Tennessee purple  corn-
flower.
PB92-231091/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered  Spade*: Interim Meas-
ures, FrankHn County, Tennessee.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3047

The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expects
to distribute once our Endangered Species Protection
Program is in effect. The publication contains a County
Map showing the area within the county where pesti-
cide use should be limited to protect  listed species.
These areas are  identified on the map by a shaded
pattern. Each shaded pattern corresponds to a spe-
cies in need of protection.

Keywords:  'Endangered  species,  *Plants(Botany).
'Protection, Environmental impacts, Pesticides, Fertil-
izers, Utilization, Chemical analysis, Recovery, Maps,
'Franklin CountyfTennessee),  Endangered Species
Act
PB92-231109/REB               PC A01 /MF A01
Protecting Endangered  Species: Interim Meas-
ures, A very County, North Carolina.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90,5p EPA-20T-3049

The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expects
to distribute once our Endangered Species Protection
Program is in effect. The publication contains a County
Map showing the area within the county where pesti-
cide use should be limited to protect  listed species.
These areas are identified on the map by a shaded
pattern. Each shaded pattern corresponds to a spe-
cies in need of protection. The Shading Key shows the
name of the species that each shaded pattern repre-
sents and describes the shaded area.

Keywords: 'Protection,  'Endangered species. Pesti-
cides, Maps, Labels, Plants(Botany). Recovery, Utiliza-
tion,  Animals,  Endangered  Species  Act,  Avery
County(North Carolina), Solidago  spithamaea, Blue
Ridge  goldenrod,  Amitrote, Dazomet,  EPTAM,  Para-
quat.
PB92-231117/REB               PC A01 /MF A01
Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim  Meas-
tires. Decatur County Georgia.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90.5p EPA/20T-3050

The Endangered Species Act is intended to protect
and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
danger of becoming extinct due to the activities of
people. The publication contains a County Map show-
ing the area within the county where pesticide use
should be  limited to protect  listed species.  These
areas are identified on the map by a shaded pattern.
Each shaded pattern corresponds to a species in need
of protection

Keywords:  'Protection,  'Endangered species, Sites,
Maps,      Pesticides,      Labels,       Habitats,
'Decatur(Georgia), Tarreya taxifolia, Taxaceae.
PB92-231125/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Illinois State Environmental Protection Agency, Spring-
field. Div. of Water Pollution Control.
Volunteer   Lake   Monitoring  Program,   1991.
Volume 7. Southern Region. Annual rept.
Greater Egypt Regional  Planning and Development
Commission, Carbondale, IL.
D. B. Muir. Jun 91,84p IEPA/WPC-92-110G
See also PB92-222876.  Sponsored by Illinois  State
Environmental Protection Agency, Springfield. Div. of
Water Pollution Control.

The report is Vol. VII of a series of 7 reports summariz-
ing  Illinois EPA's 1991 Illinois Volunteer Lake Monitor-
ing  Program (VLMP). It provides a summary of 1991
VLMP lakes in Southern Illinois a program overview,
volunteer participation, and a ranking of lakes on a re-
gional  basis.  Thirty-two volunteers  recorded  total
depth,  Secchi disc transparency, and  field observa-
tions of 16 lakes in Southern Illinois between May and
October, 1991.

Keywords: 'Citizen participation, 'Lakes, 'Water pol-
lution sampling, Surveys, Reviews, Depth, Transpar-
ence, Sites, Water quality, Collection methods, Volun-
teers, Trophic level, Southern Illinois Region
PB92-231174/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Radioactive Site Remediation Technologies Semi-
nar. Speaker Slide Copies.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC
Office of Research and Development.
Jun 92,69p EPA/540/K-92/001

Contents: Approaches to Sampling Radioactive Heter-
ogeneous Waste;  Soil Characterization Methodology
for  Determining   Application   of   Soil  Washing;
VORCE(Volume Reduction/Chemical Extraction) Pro-
gram; Treatment of Radioactive Compounds in Water;
Polymer Solidification of Low-Level Radioactive, Haz-
ardous, and Mixed Waste; In Situ Vitrification of Soils
Contaminated With  Radioactive and Mixed Wastes;
Decontamination of Contaminated Buildings, Inciner-
ation of Radioactive Waste; In Situ Stabilization/Solidi-
fication With  Cement-Based Grouts;  Environmental
Restoration  and Waste Management;  Removal  of
Contaminants From Soils  by  Electrokinetics;  and
Treatment, Compaction, and Disposal of Residual Ra-
dioactive Waste.

Keywords:   'Hazardous  materials,   'Radioactive
wastes, 'Waste  treatment,  Mathematical  models,
Safety, Humans, Sites,  Soils  characterization. Poly-
mers, Solidification,  Low-level  radioactive waste. De-
contamination,  Buildings,  Incinerators. Stabilization,
Waste management, Waste disposal, Electrokinetics,
Soil washing.
PB92-231182/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Pesticide Reregistration.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Toxic Substances.
May 92,19p EPA/700/K-92/004
See also PB92-154806 and PB92-224328.


Contents: Introduction; The  Registration  Standards
Program; Accelerated Reregistration; What Does Re-
registration Mean; List A Pesticides; List B, C, and D
Pesticides; Overall Status of List A, B, C, and D Pesti-
cides; Fees; Minor Uses and  Reregistration; and Ref-
erences and Additional Information.


Keywords: 'Guidelines, 'Pesticides, Labels,  Packag-
ing, Hazardous materials, Agncultural products. Toxici-
ty, Fees, Standards, Chemical analysis, Reregistration,
Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act
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PB92-231240/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Suspended, Cancelled, and Restricted (SCR) Pes-
ticides.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Feb 90,115p EPA/20T-1002

The booklet has been compiled for the purpose of
summarizing and clarifying actions taken by EPA for
pesticides that the Agency has suspended, cancelled,
or otherwise restricted because of concern for poten-
tially adverse effects.

Keywords:    'Utilization,   "Pesticides,   Regulations,
Tolerances(Physiology), Registration, Guidelines, Re-
moval, Sales,  Legislation,  Requirements,  Pesticide
residues, Restrictions, Chlorpdane, Alar, Arsenic triox-
ide, Captan, Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Roden-
ticide Act.
PB92-231281 /REB               PC A02/MF A01
Guide for Conducting Treatabllity Studies  under
CERCLA: Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference
Fact Sheet.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Sep 91,10p EPA/540/2-91 /019B
See also PB92-224377.

Section 121(b) of CERCLA mandates  EPA to select
remedies that 'utilize permanent solutions and alterna-
tive treatment technologies or resource recovery tech-
nologies to the maximum extent practicable'. The fact
sheet provides a summary of information to facilitate
the planning and execution of soil vapor extraction
(SVE) remedy screening and remedy selection treat-
ability studies in support of the RI/FS and the remedial
design/remedial action (RD/RA) processes. Detailed
information  on designing and implementing remedy
screening and remedy selection treatability studies for
SVE is provided in the 'Guide for Conducting Treatabil-
ity Studies Under CERCLA: Soil Vapor  Extraction,' In-
terim  Guidance, EPA/540/2-91/019A, September
1991.

Keywords:  'Hazardous  materials,  'Vapors,  'Soil
chemistry, 'Waste  treatment, Screening,  Remedial
action, Design  criteria,  Selection, Guidelines, Volatile
organic compounds, Removal, Volume, Toxicity, Dia-
grams, Flow charts, Feasibility studies, Experimental
design. Sampling, "Soil vapor extraction, CERCLA.
PB92-231299/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab
Chemical  Dehalogenation  Treatability  Studies
under CERCLA: An Overview. Fact sheet.
IT Corp., Sharonville, OH.
G. McNelly. May 92,10p EPA/540/R-92/013B
See also PB92-169275. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction En-
gineering Lab.

The fact sheet provides a summary of information to
facilitate the planning and execution of chemical deha-
logenation treatability studies in support of the RI/FS
process. Detailed information on these pre-ROD treat-
ability studies is provided in the Guide for Conducting
Treatability Studies Under CERCLA: Chemical Dehalo-
genation, EPA/540/R-92/013a, May 1992. The tech-
nology-specific guide was designed to be used in con-
junction with the final generic Guide for Conducting
Treatability  Studies Under CERCLA, which provides
general information on the planning and  execution of
pre- and post-ROD treatability studies. Although some
information on post-ROD chemical dehalogenation
testing is provided here, the focus of the fact sheet and
the chemical dehalogenation guide is  on pre-ROD
treatability studies.

Keywords: "Hazardous materials, 'Chemical analysis,
"Waste treatment.  Regional  planning. Project plan-
ning. Tests, Guidelines, Agents, Soils, Sludge, Remov-
al, Halogens, Chemical reactions, Decomposition, De-
sorption, Pesticides, Carbon tetrachloride, Chloroform,
Effectiveness, Neutralizing, "Superfund,  'Dehalogen-
ation, Remedial action, Record of Decision,  Alkaline
polyethylene glycolate.
 PB92-231307/REB                PC A05/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
 Reduction Engineering Lab.
Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies  under
CERCLA: Chemical Dehalogenation. Final Report.
Fact sheet.
IT Corp., Sharonville, OH.
G. McNelly. May 92, 81pEPA/540/R-92/013A
Contract EPA-68-C9-0036
See also PB92-169044. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction En-
gineering Lab.

Systematically conducted,  well-documented treatabil-
ity studies are an important component of the remedial
investigation/feasibility study (RI/FS) process and the
remedial  design/remedial action (RD/RA)  process
under the Comprehensive Environmental  Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA). The guide
describes a three-tiered approach for conducting treat-
ability studies, which consists of (1) remedy screening,
(2) remedy selection, and (3) remedial design/remedi-
al action. The purpose of remedy-screening studies for
chemical dehalogenation technologies is to determine
if the technology is chemically feasible for the contami-
nants/matrix of concern.  Remedial design/remedial
action studies,  which are  performed post-ROD, pro-
vide detailed design and operating data necessary to
scale up and implement the technology.

Keywords: 'Waste management, 'Hazardous materi-
als. Guidelines, Soil contamination, Dehalogenation,
Feasibility studies,  Sludge,  Sediments, Preparation,
Sampling, Operations, Management,  Experimental
design, 'Superfund, Remedial action.
PB92-231315/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Retech, Inc., Plasma Centrifugal Furnace: Applica-
tions Analysis Report
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Jun 92, 53p EPA/540/A5-91 /007
See also PB92-218791.

The document is an evaluation of the performance of
the Retech,  Inc. Plasma Centrifugal Furnace (PCF)
and its applicability as a treatment for soils contaminat-
ed with organic and/or inorganic compounds. Both the
technical and economic aspects  of  the  technology
were examined. A demonstration  of the Retech fur-
nace was conducted under the SITE Program at the
Department of Energy's Component Development and
Integration Facility in  Butte, MT. Operational data,
along with sampling and analysis information, were
carefully  compiled to establish a  data base against
which other  available data,  as well as the vendor's
claims for the technology, have been compared and
evaluated. The following were derived mainly from the
results of the Demonstration Tests and supported by
other available data: (1) the treated soil did not leach
any RCRA metals at levels above the regulatory limits;
(2) the process achieved a Destruction and Removal
Efficiency (ORE) of greater than 99.99% for the Princi-
pal Organic Hazardous Constituent (POHC), hexach-
lorobenzene.

Keywords: 'Hazardous materials,  'Waste treatment,
*Soils, 'Furnaces, Economic factors,  Tests, Metals,
Leaching, Removal,  Performance  evaluation, Encap-
sulation,  Air pollution control,  Particles,  Reduction,
Regulations, Toxicology,  Comparison, Incinerators,
Plasma centrifugal furnace.
PB92-231356/REB                PC A06/MF A02
Application of Dye-Tracing Techniques for Deter-
mining  Solute-Transport   Characteristics   of
Ground Water in Karst Terrenes.
Environmental Protection Agency, Atlanta, GA. Region
IV.
D. S. Mull, T. D. Liebermann, J. L Smoot, and L. H.
Woosley. Oct 88,117p EPA/904/6-88/001
Prepared in cooperation with Geological Survey,  Lou-
isville, KY. Water Resources Div.

Approximately 20% of the United States is underlain
by karst aquifers. This approximation includes roughly
50%  of both  Kentucky  and Tennessee, substantial
portions of northern Georgia and Alabama, and parts
of other  Region IV states.  The  prevalence of karst
aquifers in the southeast, the common use of karst
aquifers as drinking water sources and the vulnerability
of these aquifers to contamination highlighted  the
need to provide a mechanism to assist in ground-water
management and protection in karst terranes. In an at-
tempt to meet this need, the U.S. Environmental Pro-
tection Agency (EPA)-Region (V  and the  Kentucky
District of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), have
been cooperating to document the application of dye
tracing techniques and concepts to ground-water pro-
tection in karst aquifers. These efforts have resulted in
the preparation of the manual. The information pre-
sented herein should be viewed as another analytical
'tool' to assist in  the management and protection of
karst water supplies.

Keywords: 'Tracer techniques, 'Water management,
'Karst hydrology,  'Ground water, "Water pollution,
Aquifers, Water flow, Environmental transport, Hydro-
geology, Potable water, Dye dispersion. Computerized
simulation, Base flow, EPA region 4.
PB92-231489/REB               PC AOT/MF A02
Environmental  Protection  Agency. Washington, DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
Biological Criteria: Guide to Technical Literature.
Battelle, Arlington, VA.
Jul91, 138p EPA/440/5-91/004
Contract EPA-68-03-3534
See also PB92-231513. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC. Office of the As-
sistant Administrator for Water.

This  document serves as a general  technical  refer-
ence source for publications pertinent to the develop-
ment  of biological criteria. The references listed dis-
cuss methods and procedures appropriate to the de-
velopment of biocriteria in streams and rivers,  lakes
and reservoirs, estuaries and near coastal areas, and
wetlands.

Keywords: 'Water quality, 'Surface waters, "Coastal
regions, 'Aquatic ecosystems, 'Water pollution  ef-
fects, 'Technical writing,  Biological effects,  'Guide-
lines, Water pollution standards, Freshwater, Habitats,
Salt water, Estuaries, Wetlands,  Assessments,  Envi-
ronmental monitoring, 'Biological criteria.
PB92-231497/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Biological Criteria: National Program Guidance for
Surface Waters.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
Apr 90,61 p EPA/440/5-90/004
See also PB92-231505.

The document provides guidance for development and
implementation of narrative biological criteria. This is
part of a new priority for the development of biological
water quality criteria. This effort will help States and
EPA achieve the objectives of the Clean Water Act set
forth in Section 101 and comply with statutory require-
ments under Sections 303 and 304.

Keywords: 'Surface waters, 'Water pollution effects,
"Water  quality, 'Aquatic ecosystems,  'Guidelines,
Water pollution standards, Clean Water Act, State pro-
grams, US EPA, Pollution regulations, Implementation,
Biological effects, "Biological criteria.
PB92-231505/REB                PC A09/MF A02
Proceedings of a Symposium: Biological Criteria
Research and Regulation. Held in Arlington, Vir-
ginia on December 12-13, 1990.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
1991, 179p' EPA/440/5-91/005
See also PB92-231489.

This document  was  compiled from  presentations
made at the symposium. It addresses a variety of con-
cerns over biological criteria, case studies, and ways
to implement ecological criteria.

Keywords'. 'Water quality, 'Meetings, "Water pollution
effects, "Aquatic ecosystems, Case studies, Environ-
mental  monitoring, Regulations, Research, Freshwa-
ter, Oceans, Water  pollution standards, Implementa-
tion, Bioindicators,  Aquatic biology, Marine biology,
Toxicity, Fishes, Sediments, 'Biological criteria.
 PB92-231513/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Biological Criteria: State Development and Imple-
 mentation Efforts.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
 Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
 Jul 91, 46p EPA/440/5-91 /003
 See also PB92-231497.
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States are showing increasing interest in developing
biological criteria as part of their water quality pro-
grams. Some have already instituted biological criteria
to support their State standards. To encourage adop-
tion of biological criteria throughout the  country, the
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is provid-
ing both program and technical guidance for the devel-
opment and implementation of State programs. This
document presents the most recent review of biologi-
cal criteria development in each of the 50 States (plus
the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Is-
lands). A total of 31 State biomonitoring organizations
are actively involved in the research, development, or
implementation of biological criteria. This document in-
cludes five case studies on States with the most active
biological criteria programs-Ohio, Maine, North Caroli-
na, Florida, and Arkansas-and seven case summaries
on States with substantial experience in biological cri-
teria-Texas, Connecticut, Vermont, New York, Ne-
braska, Delaware, and Minnesota.

Keywords:  * Aquatic ecosystems, 'State programs,
•Water  pollution effects, 'Biological effects,  'Water
quality, Case studies. Clean Water Act, Risk assess-
ment Environmental  monitoring. Toxicology, Water
pollution standards, Environmental protection, Bioindi-
cators. State implementation plans, Aquatic biology,
'Biological criteria.
PB92-231521/REB               PC A08/MF A02
Briefing  Report  to the EPA  Science Advisory
Board on the Equilibrium Partitioning Approach to
Generating Sediment Quality Criteria.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Criteria and Standards Div.
D. M. DiToro. Apr 89,157p EPA/440/5-89/002

The report has been prepared to assist the EPA Sci-
ence Advisory Board with its evaluation of the Equilibri-
um Partitioning method for generating sediment quality
criteria. Sediment quality criteria as used in the report
refer to numerical values for individual chemicals that
are applicable across the range of sediments encoun-
tered in practice. They are intended to be predictive of
biological effects and protective of the presence and
uses of benthic organisms.

Keywords: 'Sediments,  'Water quality management.
Evaluation, Biological indicators, Protection, Benthos,
Microorganisms, Chemicals, Partitioning method.
PB92-231539/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Consumption  Surveys for Fish and  Shellfish. A
Review and Analysis of Survey Methods.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
Fob 92,59p EPA/822/R-92/001

The document is a critical analysis of methodologies
which have been used to obtain  fish  consumption
rates in recreational and subsistence fishers.

Keywords:  'Food  consumption,  'Fishes,  Surveys,
Recreation, Subsistence,  Rates(Per time), Shellfish,
Quality assurance. Statistical analysis.
PB92-231547/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Contaminated Sediments:  Relevant Statutes and
EPA Program Activities.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Sediment Oversight Technical Committee.
M Kravitz. Dec 90,149p EPA/506/6-90/003
Portions of this document are not fully legible.

The report is a reference document that lists contami-
nated sediment issued and the specific statutes under
which they fall. A table containing major laws or agree-
ments relevant to sediment quality issues is included.

Keywords: 'Statutes, 'Water pollution, 'Sediments,
Contamination.   Law(Jurisprudence).   Agreements,
Quality control.
PB92-231562/REB               PC A13/MF A03
Development Document for Interim Final and Pro-
posed Effluent Limitations Guidelines and Pro-
posed New  Source Performance Standards for
the Bleached Kraft, Groundwood, Surfite, Soda,
Deink, and  Non-Integrated  Paper  Mills. Point
Source Category. Volume 2. Sections 8 -15.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Jan 76,296p EPA/440/1 -76/047A
See  also  PB89-238166, PB89-238174  and PB92-
231869.

This is a discussion of the technical rationale for efflu-
ent limitations guidelines Bleached  Kraft, Ground-
wood, Surfite, Soda, De-ink and Non-Integrated Paper
Mills Point Source Category and the control and treat-
ment  technologies which form the bases for these
guidelines.

Keywords:  'New source  performance  standards,
'Water pollution standards, 'Paper industry, 'Waste
treatment, Guidelines, Point sources, Clean Water Act,
Water pollution control, Standards compliance, Pollu-
tion regulations, Pulping, Paperboards, Cost analysis,
Pretreatment processes.
PB92-231570/HEB                       PC A05
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Monitoring and Data Support Div.
Dynamic  Toxics  Wasteload  Allocation  Model
(DINTOX). User's Manual.
Umno-Tech, Inc., Ann Arbor, Ml.
13Sep85,86p
Contract EPA-68-03-3131
Portions of this document are not fully legible. Spon-
sored by Environmental Protection Agency, Washing-
ton, DC. Monitoring and Data Support Div.

This is a user's manual that explains how to use the
DYNTOX water quality model. It is designed for use in
allocating wastewater discharges of toxic substances
among multiple discharges.  Three simulation tech-
niques are used to calculate the frequency and severi-
ty of instream toxicity at different discharge levels.

Keywords: 'Water quality, 'Water pollution standards.
'Computerized  simulation.  User  manuals,  Waste
water, Toxic substances,  State  programs, Pollution
regulations, 'Dynamic Toxics Wasteload Allocation
Model.
PB92-231588/REB               PC A03/MF A01
EPA's Review and Approval Procedure for State
Submitted TMDLs/WLAs.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Monitoring and Data Support Div.
Mar 86,31 p

The step-by-step procedure outlined in the guidance
addresses the  administrative (i.e., non-technical) as-
pects of developing Total Maximum Daily Loads and
Wasteload Allocations and submitting them to EPA for
review and approval. It includes questions and  an-
swers to focus on key issues, pertinent sections of the
Water Quality Management regulations and the Clean
Water Act, and examples of correspondence.

Keywords: 'Allocations, 'Waste disposal, 'Regional
planning, Prototype, Guidelines,  State  government,
Improvement Water quality management, Standards,
•Organic loading, Total maximum daily  loads, Clean
Water Act
PB92-231604/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Guidance for State Implementation of Water Qual-
ity Standards for CWA Section 303(CX2MB).
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Water Regulations and Standards.
Dec88,24p
See also PB92-231695.

The guidance addresses the adoption of toxics criteria
in water  quality standards pursuant to new section
303(c)(2)(B) of the Clean Water Act (CWA), as added
by the Water Quality Act of 1987 (WQA). The guidance
pertains to toxic pollutants listed pursuant to Section
307(a) of the Clean Water Act (CWA). EPA is propos-
ing  that a State may meet these requirements in the
law in one of three scientifically and technically sound
ways (or  some combination thereof). The options are
discussed.

Keywords: 'Water quality standards,  'Clean  Water
Act 'Water pollution standards, 'State implementa-
tion plans. Guidelines. Toxic substances. Water pollu-
tion abatement. Criteria, Requirements, Pollution regu-
lations.
PB92-231612/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Guidance for State Water Monitoring and Waste-
load Allocation Programs.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Monitoring and Data Support Div.
Oct 85, 53p EPA/440/4-85/031
See also PB85-185702.

The guidance is for use by States and EPA Regions in
developing annual work programs undersections 106
and 205 of the Clean Water Act. The first part of the
document outlines the objectives of the water monitor-
ing  program to conduct assessments and make nec-
essary control decisions. The second part describes
the  process of calculating total maximum dailyloads
and  waste load allocations  for  point  and nonpoint
sources of pollution.

Keywords: 'Water pollution sampling, 'Water pollution
standards, 'Water quality, Clean Water Act, Water pol-
lution control, Point sources, Non-point sources, As-
sessments, Decision making, State programs, Region-
al analysis, 'Total maximum daily loads, 'Waste load
allocations.
PB92-231620/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Guidance for Water Quality-Based Decisions: The
TMDL Process.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
Apr 91,63p EPA/440/4-91 /001

The document defines and clarifies the requirements
under Section 303(d) of the Clean Water Act. Its pur-
pose is to help State water quality program managers
understand the application of total  maximum daily
loads (TMDLs) through and integrated, basin-wide ap-
proach to controlling point and nonpoint source pollu-
tion. The document  describes the steps that are  in-
volved  in identifying and prioritizing impaired waters
and developing and implementing TMDLs.

Keywords: 'Water quality management, 'Water pollu-
tion standards, 'Guidelines, Clean Water Act,  Point
sources,  Nonpoint sources. State  programs,  Imple-
mentation, Water pollution control, Reviews,  Require-
ments,  Decision making, 'Total maximum daily loads.
PB92-231638/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Guidance Manual for Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard
and Builders' Paper and Board Mills Pretreatment
Standards.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Jul84, 51 p
See also PB83-163949 and PB92-231562

The  National Pretreatment Program establishes an
overall strategy for controlling the introduction of non-
domestic wastes to  publicly owned treatment works
(POTWs) in accordance with the overall objectives of
the Clean Water Act. The manual will provide guidance
to POTWs on the application and enforcement of the
Categorical  Pretreatment Standards for the  Pulp,
Paper and Paperboard and Builders' Paper and Board
Mills Point Source Categories. Twenty-four of the 25
subcategories of  the pulp, paper, and paperboard in-
dustry uses BAT,  NSPS, PSES and PSNS limitations to
control toxic pollutants.

Keywords: 'Water pollution standards, 'Paper indus-
try, 'Waste  treatment,  'New  source  performance
standards, Point  sources, Guidelines, Manuals, Pulp-
ing,  Paperboards, Waste disposal, Water  pollution
control, Standards compliance. Pollution regulations,
Clean  Water Act,  Best technology,  "Pretreatment
processes,  Pretreatment  Standards  for  Existing
Sources, Publicly owned treatment works.
PB92-231646/REB               PC A03'MF A01
Introduction to Water Quality Standards.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington. DC.
Office of Water Regulations and Standards.
Sep 88, 33p EPA/440/5-88/089
See also PB87-226759.

In response to widespread public concern about the
condition of the  Nation's waters, the U.S. Congress
enacted landmark legislation in 1972. Successive
amendments to the CWA of 1972 (the Clean Water Act
of 1977 and the Water Quality Act of 1987) have
brought about stronger environmental laws to protect
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the Nation's waters, one of it's most valuable re-
sources. The water quality standards program is one of
the cornerstones of the CWA. Through the program,
the States set water quality standards for waters within
their jurisdictions. Water quality standards define a use
for a waterbody and describe the specific water quality
criteria to achieve that use.  Water  quality standards
also contain antidegradation  policies designed to pro-
tect improvements in water quality. The publication ex-
plains key features of the water quality standards pro-
gram, in question and answer format, and is intended
to provide general information to the public about the
program.

Keywords: 'Water quality standards, 'Water pollution
standards, 'Public information, "Information transfer,
Clean Water Act, Environmental protection, Water pol-
lution abatement, Criteria, State programs, Pollution
regulations.
PB92-231653/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Managing Contaminated  Sediments. EPA  Deci-
sion-Making Processes.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Sediment Oversight Technical Committee.
Dec 90, 72p EPA/506/6-90/002

The  document  identifies EPA's  current  decision-
making process (across relevant  statutes and pro-
grams) for  assessing  and  managing  contaminated
sediments, including location and assessment, pre-
vention and  source controls, remediation, treatment
and removal.

Keywords: 'Sediments,  'Water  pollution, Decision
making, Sites, Assessments, Pollution control, Preven-
tion, Sources, Waste treatment, Waste disposal, Re-
mediation.
PB92-231661/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Reference Guide to Water Quality Standards for
Indian Tribes.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
Jan 90,45p EPA/440/5-90/002

An overview of the water quality standards program
presented primarily for Indian Tribes wishing to qualify
as States for the program.

Keywords: 'Water pollution standards, 'American  In-
dians, States(United States), Guidelines, Programs.
PB92-231679/REB               PC A13/MF A03
Sediment Classification Methods  Compendium.
Draft final rept.
Environmental Protection  Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Sediment Oversight Technical Committee.
Jun89,294p

Sediment management issues are of importance to
many programs within the U.S. Environmental Protec-
tion Agency (EPA). The ability to assess sediment
quality  in a technically reliable and legally defensible
manner is necessary for effective sediment manage-
ment. The goal of these committees is to facilitate de-
cisions made at various stages  in the  management
process such as assessing sediment contamination,
deciding on  the need for and type of  management
action,  and evaluating types of remediation. The docu-
ment, prepared by the Sediment  Oversight Technical
Committee, describes  the various  methods used to
assess sediment quality.

Keywords: 'Classifying, 'Sediments, 'Water quality
management, Quality, Assessments, Standards, Tox-
icity,   Contamination,  Concentration(Composition),
Monitoring, Licenses,  Chemicals,  Discharge(Water),
Cleanup.
PB92-231687/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Special Interest Group (SIG) Forum for Fish Con-
sumption Risk Management. User's Manual, v.1.0:
A Division of the Nonpoint Source Information Ex-
change Computer Bulletin  Board  System  (NPS
BBS).
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
Feb 92,71 p EPA/822/B-91 /001

The user's manual describes various features of the
Special Interest Group (SIG) Forum for fish consump-
tion  advisories, bans,  and  risk management. The
manual explains how to access the SIG and use  its
data bases, messages, bulletins, and other computer
files.

Keywords: 'Water pollution, 'Fishes, 'Food consump-
tion, 'Symposia, Manuals, Risk assessments, Man-
agement,  Software, Telecommunications,   Modem,
Data bases, Automation, Non point source.
PB92-23169S/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Status Report- State Compliance with CWA Sec-
tion 303(c)(2)(B) as of February 4,1990.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Water Regulations and Standards.
1992,88p
See also PB92-231604.

The principal objective of the report is to characterize
State efforts to adopt numerical water quality criteria
for the Clean Water Act (CWA) Section 307(a) pollut-
ants.  Such efforts are required  by CWA  Section
303(c)(2)(B), which was added  as  part of the CWA
amendments of 1987. The  information presented in
the report is current as of February 4,1990. The report
updates and  replaces the  report  'State  Numerical
Water Quality Criteria for Toxics as of August, 1989.' In
preparing the report, emphasis has been placed on:
preparing a preliminary assessment of State compli-
ance  with  the   requirements  of  CWA  Section
303(c)(2)(B), and characterizing the status of all crite-
ria 'expected' to be adopted during the current review
cycle.

Keywords: 'Water quality standards, 'Water pollution
standards, 'Pollution regulations, 'Toxic substances.
Criteria,  Standards compliance, Requirements, Law
enforcement, US EPA, Surface waters.
PB92-231703/REB               PC A08/MF A02
Summary of Available Information on the Levels
and Control of Toxic Pollutants Discharges in the
Printing and Publishing. Point Source Category.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Oct83,152p EPA/440/1-83/400

The document  presents the findings of a study of the
printing and publishing point source category. The in-
formation presented supports the determinations that
uniform national effluent limitations reflecting the best
available technology  economically achievable,  new
source  performance  standards,  and  pretreatment
standards for new and existing sources are not appro-
priate for six subcategories of the printing and publish-
ing point source category. The report summarizes data
gathering  efforts, industry subcategorization, water
usage information, toxic pollutant discharge data, and
control and treatment technologies employed in the
printing and publishing industry.

Keywords: 'Printing, 'Publishing, 'Toxic substances,
Standards, National government,  Sources, Toxicity,
Waste treatment, Utilization, Water supply, Best avail-
able technology, Pretreatment(Wastes).
PB92-231729/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste
Load Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 1: Estu-
aries and Waste Load Allocation Models.
Environmental Research Lab., Athens, GA. Center for
Exposure Assessment Modeling.
R. B. Ambrose, and J. L. Martin. May 90, 83p EPA/
823/R-92/002
See  also PB92-231737,  PB92-231745  and  PB92-
231752.

The  document  provides  technical  information  and
policy guidance for allocating wastewater discharges
among multiple dischargers  in estuarine waters. It
summarizes the important water quality problems, es-
tuarine characteristics,  and  the  simulation  models
available for addressing these problems.

Keywords: 'Waste disposal, 'Water pollution control,
'Water quality standards, 'Estuaries, 'Mathematical
models, 'Water flow, Waste water, Sewage disposal,
Computerized simulation,  Hydrology,  Streamflow,  En-
vironmental transport, Water allocation(Policy), Manu-
als, Guidelines, Environmental protection, Toxic sub-
stances.
PB92-231737/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste
Load Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 2: Appli-
cation  of  Estuarine Waste   Load  Allocation
Models.
Environmental Research Lab., Athens, GA. Center for
Exposure Assessment Modeling.
May 90,114p EPA/823/R-92/003
See also PB92-231729,  PB92-231745  and PB92-
231752.  Prepared in cooperation with AScI Corp.,
Athens, GA., and Limno-Tech, Inc., Ann Arbor, Ml.

The document provides a guide to monitoring and
mathematical model calibration and  testing, and a
case study tutorial on simulation of problems in simpli-
fied estuarine systems.

Keywords: 'Water pollution control, 'Waste disposal,
'Water quality standards,  'Estuaries, 'Mathematical
models, 'Water flow, Waste water, Sewage disposal.
Guidelines, Manuals, Water allocation(Policy), Toxic
substances,  Computerized  simulation, Case studies,
Environmental monitoring,  Hydrology, Calibrating, En-
vironmental protection.
PB92-231745/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste
Load Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 3: Use of
Mixing Zone Models in Estuarine Waste Load Allo-
cations. Draft rept.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
R. B. Ambrose, and J. L. Martin. Sep 90,46p
See also  PB92-231729,  PB92-231737 and PB92-
231752. Prepared in cooperation with Cornell Univ.,
Ithaca, NY. DeFrees Hydraulics Lab., and AScI Corp.,
Athens, GA.

The document summarizes initial dilution and mixing
zone processes  and their application  in allocating
wastewater discharges among multiple dischargers. It
provides a basis for  understanding the concept of
mixing zones and the  base  modeling framework  for
computing mixing zone boundaries.

Keywords:  'Water  pollution control,  'Water quality
standards,  'Waste disposal, 'Estuaries, 'Mathemati-
cal models, 'Water flow,  Streamflow, Mixing, Water
allocation(Policy),  Sewage disposal. Environmental
protection,  Thermal effluents, Waste water, Manuals,
Guidelines,  Environmental  transport,  Toxic  sub-
stances, Hydrology.
PB92-231752/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste
Load Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 4: Criti-
cal Review of Estuarine WLA Modeling. Draft rept.
Environmental Research Lab., Athens, GA. Center for
Exposure Assessment Modeling.
R. B. Ambrose, P. L. Freedman, D. W. Dilks, and B. A.
Monson. Aug 90, 72p
Prepared in cooperation with LTI, Ann Arbor, Ml.

The document  summarizes  several historical  case
studies, with critical review by noted experts.

Keywords:  'Water pollution  control,  'Water quality
standards, 'Estuaries, 'Mathematical models, 'Waste
disposal,  'Water flow, Case  studies,  Guidelines,
Manuals, Environmental transport, Reviews, Perform-
ance  evaluation,  Marine biology, Hydrology, Waste
water, Runoff.
 PB92-231760/REB               PC A14/MF A03
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Monitoring and Data Support Div.
 Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste
 Load Allocations. Book 4. Lakes, Reservoirs and
 Impoundments.  Chapter  3:  Toxic Substances
 Impact. Final rept.
 HydroQual, Inc., Mahwah, NJ.
 Dec 86, 306p EPA/440/4-87/002
 See also PB86-178928. Prepared in cooperation with
 Little (Arthur D.), Inc., Cambridge, MA. Sponsored by
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Monitoring and Data Support Div.

 The chapter reviews  the basic principles of chemical
 water quality modeling frameworks. The guidance in-
 cludes discussion of assumptions and limitations of
 such modeling frameworks, as well as the type of infor-
 mation required for model application. Different levels
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of model complexity are illustrated in step-by-step ex-
amples.

Keywords: 'Chemical analysis, 'Toxicity, 'Water qual-
ity, 'Reservoirs, Manuals, Models, Monitoring, Techni-
cal assistance,  Wastes, Allocations, Lakes, Environ-
mental  transport,  Concentration(Composition),   Im-
poundments.
PB92-231778/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Was-
tetoad  Allocation.  Book  6.  Design  Conditions.
Chapter 1: Stream  Design Flow for Steady-State
Modeling.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
29 Sep 86,56p EPA/440/4-87/004

The purpose of this guidance is to describe and com-
pare two  methods  that can  be used  to calculate
stream design flows for any pollutant or effluent for
which a two-number water quality criterion (WQC) for
the protection of aquatic life is available. The two
methods  described  are:  the  hydrologically-based
design flow method  recommended for interim use in
the Technical Support  Document for Water  Quality-
based Toxics Control; and a biologically-based design
flow method that was developed by the Office of Re-
search and Development of the U.S. EPA.

Keywords:  'Water quality  standards,  'Streamflow,
'Water  pollution control,  'Mathematical   models,
'Waste disposal, Manuals, Path of pollutants, Design
criteria, Environmental protection. Aquatic biology, Hy-
drology. Guidelines.  Water allocation(Policy),  Biologi-
cal effects, Toxic substances, Toxicity, Aquatic eco-
systems.
P892-231786/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste
Load Allocations: Simplified Analytical Method for
Determining  NPDES   Effluent  Limitations   for
POTWs Discharging into Low-flow Streams.
Environmental Protection Agency. Washington. DC.
Office of Water Regulations and Standards.
26Sep80.63p
Portions of this document are not fully legible.

The document describes a simplified method for con-
ducting  waste load allocations  (WLA) for  relatively
small municipal sewage treatment facilities discharg-
ing into  low-flow streams, circumstances in which re-
sources for analysis and data acquisition are relatively
limited. The methodology, issued jointly by the Office
of Water Regulations and Standards and the Office of
Municipal Pollution Control, is subject to modifications
as recommendations and/or more  complete  data
become available. Thus, the method is recommended
as an initial  framework, subject  to revision  and site-
specific  considerations,  for  conducting simplified
WLA's.

Keywords: 'Water quality, 'Water pollution standards,
'Sewage disposal,  'Mathematical models.  Manuals,
Water pollution control, Streamflow, Revisions, Pollu-
tion regulations. Guidelines,  'National  Pollutant Dis-
charge Elimination  System, 'Waste load  allocations,
Publicly  owned treatment works. Small systems.
PB92-231794/REB                PC A10/MF A03
Technical  Support  Manual: Waterbody  Surveys
and Assessments for Conducting Use Attainabtt-
tty Analyses.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington. DC.
Office of Water Regulations and Standards.
Nov83.224p
See also PB92-231802.

The manual contains technical guidance prepared by
EPA to assist  States  in implementing the revised
Water  Quality Standards Regulation. EPA  prepared
the document in response to requests by several
States for additional guidance and detail on conduct-
ing use attainability analyses beyond that which is con-
tained  in Chapter 3 of the Water Quality Standards
Handbook  (December, 1983). Consideration of the
suitability of a water body for attaining a given use is an
integral part of the water quality standards review and
revision process. This guidance is intended to assist
States inanswenng three central questions: (1) What
are  the  aquatic protection  uses  currently  being
achieved in the water body: (2) What are the potential
uses that  can  be attained based on the physical.
chemical and biological characteristics of the water
body; and (3) What are the causes of any impairment
of the uses.

Keywords: 'Water quality standards, 'Water pollution
standards, 'Pollution regulations, 'State implementa-
tion plans, Manuals, Biological effects, Water analysis.
Chemical analysis. Assessments,  Revisions, Surface
waters,  Aquatic ecosystems, Technology utilization,
Environmental protection, Water pollution  abatement,
Physical properties, Guidelines, US EPA, Habitats.
PB92-231802/REB               PC A10/MF A03
Technical Support Manual:  Waterbody Surveys
and Assessments for Conducting Use Attainabil-
ity Analyses. Volume 3: Lake Systems.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water Regulations and Standards.
Nov84,202p
See also PB92-231877.

The current Manual, Volume III, focuses on the physi-
cal, chemical and biological phenomena of lakes and
is presented so as not to repeat information that is
common to other freshwater systems that already ap-
pears in one of the earlier volumes. Apart from the rare
impoundment that is fed only by surface runoff or un-
derground springs, rivers and lakes are linked  phys-
ically and exhibit a transition from riverine habitat and
conditions to lacustrine habitat and conditions. Be-
cause of this physical link, the biota of the lake will be
essentially the same as the biota of the stream, al-
though there are few species that are primarily lake
species. Given the ties that exist between lake and
stream under natural  conditions, it is  important that
those who will be conducting lake use  attainability
studies refer to Volume I (PB92-231794) on rivers and
streams for additional perspective.

Keywords: 'Water quality standards, 'Water pollution
standards. 'Lakes, 'Pollution regulations, 'State im-
plementation plans.  Manuals,  Revisions,  Assess-
ments, Environmental  surveys.  Physical properties,
Environmental protection,  Water analysis, Chemical
analysis, Water pollution abatement, Water pollution
effects. Biological  effects, Aquatic ecosystems,  Habi-
tats.
PB92-231810/REB               PCA11/MFA03
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
Proceedings of  a National  Conference:  Water
Quality Standards for the 21st Century. Held  in
Dallas, Texas on March 1-3,1989.
JT and A, Inc., Washington, DC.
G.H. Flock. 1989,241 p
Contract EPA-68-C8-0052
Sponsored by  Environmental  Protection  Agency,
Washington, DC. Office of the Assistant Administrator
for Water.

This is a summary of the proceedings from the first na-
tional Conference on Water Quality Standards held in
Dallas, Texas, March 1-3,  1989. Topics  addressed in-
cluded: nonpqint sources and water quality standards,
diversity and  innovation in state standards programs,
identification  and control  of toxic pollutants,  setting
human health standards,  developments in sediment
criteria, water quality standards and Indian tribes, lake
protection through standards, development of biocri-
teria, criteria and advisory development by EPA: their
deprivation and applications, implementing antidegra-
dation, extending standards to wetlands, and water
quality, quantity, and conservation.

Keywords:  'Water  quality  standards,  'Meetings,
'Water pollution standards,  Nonpoint sources. State
programs,  Standards,  Toxic substances, US EPA,
Sediments, Environmental protection. Water pollution
abatement Water pollution control. Public health. Im-
plementation, Water conservation, Wetlands, Ameri-
can indians, Biological criteria.
 PB92-231828/REB                PC A12/MF A03
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
 Proceedings  of a Conference:  Water  Quality
 Standards for the 21st Century. Held in Arlington,
 Virginia, on December 10-12,1990.
 JT and A, Inc., Washington, DC.
 G.H. Flock. May 91,255p
 Contract EPA-68-03 3638
See also PB92-231810. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC. Office of the As-
sistant Administrator for Water.

This is a summary of the proceedings from the second
National Conference on Water Quality Standards, held
December 10-12, 1990, in Arlington, Virginia. Topics
addressed included: toxic pollutant criteria, sediment
management strategy, industry's perspective on water
quality standards,  contaminated  sediment assess-
ment, wetland water quality standards, biological crite-
ria, ammonia-chloride, coastal water quality standards,
geographical targetin/Great Lakes initiative, barriers to
implementing water quality standards, environmental-
ist perspective on water quality standards, and  1992
revisions to Clean Water Act.

Keywords:  'Water  quality   standards,  'Meetings,
'Water pollution  standards, Standards, Criteria,  Sedi-
ments, Wetlands, Toxic substances, Biological effects,
Coastal  regions. Clean Water Act,  Implementation,
Great Lakes, Biological criteria.
PB92-231836/REB                       PC A99
Compilation  of  Water Quality  Standards for
Marine Waters.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water Regulations and Standards.
1982,670p
Portions of this document are not fully legible.

The report is State-by-State listing of State designa-
tions of marine water quality  standards required by
Section 304(a)(6) of the Clean Water Act. The docu-
ment identifies these standards, specific pollutants as-
sociated  with such  standards,  and  the  particular
waters to which such standards apply.

Keywords: 'Water pollution standards,  'Ocean envi-
ronments, Classifying, States(United States), Require-
ments. Public health. Regulations, Utilization, Inland
waterways, Recreational facilities, Mixing, Water anal-
ysis, Protection, Aquatic animals,  Marine fishes. Clean
Water Act, Listings, Water quality criteria.
PB92-231844/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Technical  Guidance on  Supplementary Stream
Design Conditions for Steady State Modeling.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water Regulations and Standards.
L. A. Rossman, K. Little, and R. Williams. Dec 88,90p
Portions of this document are not fully legible.

Water Quality Standards for many pollutants are writ-
ten as a function of ambient environmental conditions,
such as temperature, pH or hardness. The document
provides guidance on selecting values for these pa-
rameters  when allocating   wasteload dischargers
among several  dischargers using steady-state water
quality models.

Keywords:  'Water quality standards, 'Environmental
effects, 'Water pollution standards. 'Streams,  'Math-
ematical   models,   Streamflow,   Temperature, pH,
Waste water.  HardnessfWater), Guidelines,  Steady
state.
PB92-231851/REB                PC A12/MF A03
Water Quality Standards Handbook.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water Regulations and Standards.
Dec 83, 257p

The Handbook contains the  guidance  prepared by
EPA to assist States  in implementing the revised
Water  Quality Standards Regulation (48 F.R. 51400,
November 8,1983). Changes in the Handbook may be
made from time to time reflecting State/EPA experi-
ence in implementing  the  revised Regulation. The
Handbook is organized to provide a general descrip-
tion of the overall standards setting process followed
by information on general program administrative poli-
cies and procedures, and  then  a description of the
analyses used in determining appropriate uses and cri-
teria.

Keywords: 'Water quality standards, 'Water pollution
standards, 'State implementation plans. Handbooks,
Water pollution abatement, Criteria, Pollution regula-
tions. Guidelines, Reviews, Clean Water Act, US EPA,
Administrative procedures. Environmental policy.
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                                                 EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
PB92-231869/REB               PC A20/MF A04
Development Document for Interim Final and Pro-
posed Effluent  Limitations Guidelines and Pro-
posed New Source Performance Standards for
the Bleached  Kraft, Groundwood, Sulfite,  Soda,
Deink and Non-Integrated Paper Mills. Volume 1.
Segment of  the Pulp, Paper,  and Paperboard.
Point Source Category. Group 1. Phase 2.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington,  DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Jan 76,461p EPA/440/1 -76/047 A
See also PB92-231638.

This is a discussion of the technical rationale for efflu-
ent limitations guidelines for the  Bleached  Kraft,
Groundwood, Sulfite, Soda, Deink, and Non-integrated
Paper Mills Point Source Category, and the control and
treatment technologies which form the basis for these
guidelines.

Keywords:  'New source  performance  standards,
'Water pollution standards, * Paper industry, * Waste
treatment, Guidelines, Point sources, Clean Water Act,
Water pollution control. Standards compliance. Pollu-
tion regulations, Pulping, Paperboards, Pretreatment
processes.
PB92-231877/REB               PC A09/MF A02
Technical Support Manual:  Waterbody Surveys
and Assessments for Conducting Use Attainabil-
ity Analyses. Volume 2: Estuarine Systems.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Office of Water Regulations and Standards.
1992,191 p
See also PB92-231794 and PB92-231802.

The document discusses the water quality review and
revision process; general programmatic guidance on
mixing zones, flow, and economic considerations; use
attainability analyses; and site specific criteria. Techni-
cal guidance on conducting  water body surveys and
assessments was provided in the Technical Support
Manual: Water Body Surveys  and Assessments  for
Conducting Use Attainability Analyses (EPA, Novem-
ber 1983) in response to requests by several States for
additional information. The Technical Support Manual
essentially provides methods and tools for freshwater
evaluations,  but does  not  cover estuanne  water
bodies. The chapters presented in the volume address
those considerations which are unique to the estuary.
Those factors which are common  to the freshwater
and the estuanne system-chemical evaluations in par-
ticular, are not discussed in the volume. Thus it is im-
portant that those who will be involved in the water
body survey  should also consult the 1983 Technical
Support Manual.

Keywords: 'Water quality standards, 'Water pollution
standards, 'Pollution regulations, 'State implementa-
tion  plans,   'Estuarines, Manuals,  Water pollution
abatement,  Guidelines, Environmental surveys,  Salt
water. Water pollution effects.  Marine plants, Marine
animals,  Reviews, Revisions, Environmental  protec-
tion, Aquatic ecosystems, Physical properties, Water
analysis, Chemical analysis.
PB92-231893/REB               PC A03/MF A01
JRB Associates, Inc., McLean, VA.
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Standards
and Limitations for Battery Manufacturing.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Analysis and Evaluation.
Feb84, 50p
See also PB92-231901. Sponsored by JRB Associ-
ates, Inc., McLean, VA.

The document reports the results of a cost-effective-
ness analysis of alternative water pollution control reg-
ulations of the battery manufacturing industry. These
regulations include effluent limitations and  standards
based on best practical control technology currently
available,  best available  technology  economically
achievable,  and  pretreatment  standards  for  new
sources. For each of these regulations, EPA has iden-
tified several pollution control options, each with differ-
ent levels of pollution abatement and compliance cost.
The analysis is a tool for evaluating the options.

Keywords: 'Water pollution standards,  'Cost effec-
tiveness, 'Electric batteries. New source  performance
standards,   Pollution  regulations,  Water  pollution
abatement, Best technology, Performance standards,
Water pollution  control, Standards compliance, Clean
Water Act, Pretreatment processes.
PB92-231901/REB               PC A08/MF A02
JRB Associates, Inc., McLean, VA.
Economic Impact Analysis of Effluent Limitations
and Standards for  the Battery Manufacturing In-
dustry.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Water Regulations and Standards.
Jan 84,173p EPA/440/2-84/002
See also PB92-231893. Sponsored by JRB Associ-
ates, Inc., McLean, VA.

The report identifies and analyzes the economic im-
pacts of water pollution control regulations on the bat-
tery manufacturing industry. These regulations include
effluent limitations and standards based on BPT (best
practical control technology currently available), BAT
(best available technology economically  achievable),
PSES  (pretreatment standards existing  sources),
NSPS  (new source performance   standards), and
PSNS (pretreatment standards new sources), that
have been promulgated under authority of Sections
301, 304, 306, 307, 308, and 501 of the Federal Water
Pollution Control Act, as Amended  (the Clean  Water
Act). The primary economic impact  variables of inter-
est include price changes, plant closures, substitution
effects, changes in employment, shifts in the balance
of foreign trade, changes in industry  profitability, struc-
ture, and competition, and impacts on small business.

Keywords: 'Water pollution economics, 'Water pollu-
tion standards, 'Electric batteries, 'Economic im-
pacts, New source performance standards, Regula-
tions,  Water pollution abatement, Clean Water Act,
Substitutes,  Personnel  management,  International
trade, Closures, Profits, Best technology, Pretreatment
processes.
PB92-231919/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Development Document for Interim Final Effluent
Limitations Guidelines and Proposed New Source
Performance Standards for the Calcium Carbide
Segment  of  the Ferroally  Manufacturing.  Point
Source Category. Group 1, Phase 2.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Feb 75, 85p EPA/440/1-75/038

For the purpose of establishing effluent limitations and
standards of performance for the calcium carbide in-
dustry, the industry has been categorized on the basis
of the  types of furnaces, air pollution control  equip-
ment installed, raw materials and water uses. The cat-
egories are as follows: Covered Calcium Carbide Fur-
naces  with Wet  Air Pollution  Control Devices;  and
Other Calcium Carbide Furnaces.

Keywords:  *New source  performance  standards,
'Water pollution standards,  'Waste treatment, 'Calci-
um  carbide,  Guidelines,  Waste  disposal,  Point
sources, Furnances,  Best technology. Ferroalloys, Air
pollution control, Water pollution control.
PB92-231927/REB               PC A09/MF A03
Guidance Document for Effluent Discharges from
the Auto and Other Laundries. Point Source Cate-
gory.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Feb 82, 200p
Prepared in cooperation  with Monsanto Co., Dayton,
OH.

The document provides technical  data which may be
used to establish treatment requirements for the Auto
and Other Laundries Point Source Category.

Keywords:  'New  source  performance  standards,
'Water pollution standards, 'Waste treatment, 'Laun-
dries, 'Dry cleaning, Guidelines, Pollution regulations,
Water pollution control, Waste disposal, Best technol-
ogy, Point sources, National Pollutant Discharge Elimi-
nation System, Car washing.
PB92-231943/REB               PC A08/MF A02
Guidance  Development  Document  for  Effluent
Limitations Guidelines and New Source Perform-
ance Standards for the Concrete Products.  Point
Source Category.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Feb 78,168p EPA/440/1-78/090
The document presents the findings of a study of the
concrete products industry for the purpose of providing
guidance in determining best practicable control tech-
nology currently available, best available demonstrat-
ed control  technology,  and best available technology
economically achievable. The effluent guidelines con-
tained set forth the degree of effluent reduction attain-
able through the application of the technologies avail-
able to the industry.

Keywords:  'New source  performance  standards,
'Concrete   products,  'Water   pollution  standards,
'Waste treatment, Guidelines,  Construction industry,
Point sources, Best technology, Water pollution con-
trol, Liquid  wastes, Pollution regulations.
PB92-231950/REB               PC A11/MF A03
Development Document for Interim Final Effluent
Limitations Guidelines and Proposed New Source
Performance Standards for the Explosives Manu-
facturing. Point Source Category. Group 2.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Mar 76, 236p EPA/440/1-76/060J


This is a discussion of the technical rationale for efflu-
ent limitations guidelines for  the  Explosives Point
Source Category, and the control and treatment tech-
nologies which form the basis for these guidelines.


Keywords:  'New  source  performance  standards,
'Water pollution standards, "Waste treatment, 'Explo-
sives, Guidelines, Best technology, Pollution  regula-
tions,  Water pollution control,  Waste disposal, Point
sources.
PB92-231968/REB               PC A14/MF A03
Development Document for Interim Final Effluent
Limitations Guidelines and Proposed New Source
Performance Standards for the Raw Cane Sugar
Processing. Segment of  the Sugar Processing.
Point Source Category. Group 1, Phase 2.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Feb 75, 309p EPA/440/1 -75/044
See also PB-238 147.


This is a discussion of the technical rationale for efflu-
ent limitations guidelines for the Sugar  Processing-
Raw Cane Sugar Processing Point Source Category,
and the control and treatment technologies which form
the basis for these guidelines.


Keywords:  'New  source  performance  standards,
'Water pollution standards, 'Waste treatment,  'Food
industry. Sugarcane, Guidelines, Water pollution con-
trol. Point sources, Waste disposal, Best technology,
Pollution regulations.
PB92-231976/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Method 1624: Volatile Organic Compounds by Iso-
tope Dilution GCMS;  Method  1625: Semivolatile
Organic Compounds by Isotope Dilution GCMS.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Industrial Technology Div.
Jun89, 79p


The document contains laboratory analytical methods
for analysis of pollutants in aqueous  and solid matri-
ces. These methods employ isotope dilution gas chro-
matography  and mass  spectrometry to analyze the
volatile compounds removed from a sample by purge
and trap techniques, or extracted from a sample  in
methylene chloride by continuous liquid-liquid extrac-
tion.


Keywords:  'Chemical  analysis,  'Environmental sur-
veys, 'Aqueous solutions, 'Solids, Water pollution de-
tection. Land pollution, Industrial wastes, Waste water,
Waste management, Volatile organic  compounds, Or-
ganic compounds. US EPA, Water pollution standards,
Gas chromatography, Mass spectroscopy, Extraction,
Isotope dilution. *EPA  method  1624, *EPA method
1625.
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                                                 EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
PB92-231984/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Development Document for Proposed  Effluent
Limitations Guidelines and Standards  for Control
of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in the  Deink  Sub-
category of the  Pulp,  Paper  and Paperboard.
Point Source Category.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Oct82,91p
SeealsoPB89-238158.

This is a discussion of the technical rationale for efflu-
ent limitations guidelines for the segment of the Pulp,
Paper and Paperboard Point Source Category, and the
control and treatment technologies which form the
basis for these guidelines.

Keywords: 'Water pollution standards, *New source
performance standards, 'Waste treatment, 'Paper in-
dustry, 'Polychlorinated biphenyls, Guidelines,  Point
sources. Water pollution control. Waste disposal, Best
technology, Pollution regulations, Deinking.
PB92-231992/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Developmental Document for Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and New Source Performance Stand-
ards  for  the Other   Non-Fertilizer  Phosphate
Chemicals Segment of the Phosphate Manufactur-
ing. Point Source Category. Group 1, Phase 2.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington,  DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Jun 76,107p EPA/440/1-75/043 A
Also available from  Supt. of Docs. See also  PB82-
123530.

The document contains  the results of a study carried
out on the non-fertilizer phosphate chemical segment
of the phosphate manufacturing point source catego-
ry, for the purpose of developing effluent limitations
guidelines, federal standards of performance, and pre-
treatment standards. The three main outputs from the
study are: industry subcategonzation, recommenda-
tions on effluent guidelines, and definition of treatment
technology.

Keywords:  'New source  performance  standards,
'Water  pollution  standards,  'Phosphate industry,
'Waste  treatment, Guidelines,  Point sources, Cost
analysis,  Waste disposal, Best  technology. Pollution
regulations, Pretreatment processes.
PB92-232008/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Supplement of Development Document  Effluent
Limitations, Guidelines New Source Performance
Standards Reprint for the Renderer  Segment of
the Meat Products and Rendering. Point Source
Category.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington,  DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Sep 78,67p EPA/440/1-78/031 E
See also PB-253 572

The document presents the technical rationale for ef-
fluent limitations guidelines for the Tenderer segment
of the Meat Products Processing and Rendering Point
Source Category, and the control and treatment tech-
nologies which form the basis for these guidelines.

Keywords: 'Water pollution, 'Meat, 'Food processing.
Guidelines, Water pollution control, Standards, Per-
formance evaluation, Point sources. Rendering.
PB92-232016/REB               PC A09/MF A02
Development Document for Effluent Limitations.
GuhteHnes for the Electrical and Electronic Com-
ponents. Point Source Category. Phase 2.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Dec 83,176p EPA/440/1 -84/075
See also PB83-199208.Portions of this document are
not fully legible.

The document is a discussion of the technical ration-
ale for effluent limitations guidelines for the Electrical
and Electronic Components  Point Source  Category,
and the control and treatment technologies which form
the basis for these guidelines.

Keywords: 'Water pollution standards, 'Water  pollu-
tion control,  'Electronics industry. Pollution regula-
tions. Guidelines, Point sources, Industrial waste treat-
ment.  Best technology, New source performance
standards. Waste water, Cost analysis, Pretreatment
processes.
PB92-232032/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Development  Document  for Proposed Effluent
Limitations  Guidelines and Standards for  the
Shipbuilding and Repair. Point Source Category-
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Dec 79,136p EPA/440/1-79/076B

The document  contains a discussion of  the technical
rationale for effluent limitations guidelines for the Ship-
building and Repair Point Source Category, and the
control and  treatment technologies which form the
basis for these guidelines.

Keywords:  'New  source  performance  standards,
'Water pollution standards,  'Waste treatment, 'Ship-
building, 'Repair shops, Marine engineering, Guide-
lines, Water  pollution  control, Waste disposal, Pollu-
tion regulations, Point sources, Best technology.  Na-
tional Pollutant Discharge Elimination System.


PB92-232040/REB               PC A12/MF A03
Development  Document for Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for the Gum and Wood
Chemicals Manufacturing.  Point Source Category.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Dec 79,269p EPA/440/1-79/078B

The document  presents the findings of  an extensive
study of the gum and wood chemicals industry for the
purpose of developing effluent limitations for existing
sources, standards of performance for new sources,
and pretreatment  standards  for existing and new
sources. Effluent limitations guidelines are set forth for
the degree of effluent reduction attainable through the
application of the best available technology economi-
cally achievable and the best conventional pollutant
control technology.

Keywords:  'New  source  performance  standards,
•Chemical  industry,  'Water pollution  standards,
'Waste treatment, Guidelines, Wood products, Gums,
Point sources, Best technology. Waste disposal. Pollu-
tion regulations, Water pollution control,  Pretreatment
processes.
PB92-232057/REB               PC A11/MF A03
Guide for the Application of Effluent Limitations
Guidelines for the Petroleum Refining Industry.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Industrial Technology Div.
Jun85,248p
See  also  PB-238 612, PB83-172569 and PB89-
238133.

The purpose of the document is to provide a consoli-
dated source for current effluent limitation guidelines
for the petroleum  refining industry as of June 1985,
and to explain  the present status and applicability of
the best available  technology and best conventional
technology levels of control for direct discharging pe-
troleum industries.

Keywords: 'New source performance standards, 'Pe-
troleum refining, 'Water pollution standards, 'Waste
treatment Pollution regulations, Guidelines, Best tech-
nology, Water pollution control, Waste disposal, Point
sources.  National  Pollutant  Discharge  Elimination
System.
PB92-232065/REB               PC A23/MF AM
Development Document for Interim Final and Pro-
posed Effluent  Limitations Guideline* and  New
Source Performance Standards for  the  Fruits,
Vegetables  and Specialties.  Segment  of  the
Canned and Preserved Fruits and  Vegetables.
Point Source Category.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington,  DC.
Effluent Guidelines Div.
Oct 75,543p EPA/440/1 -75/046

The document contains a discussion of the technical
rationale for effluent limitations guidelines for the seg-
ment  of the canned and preserved fruits and vegeta-
bles point source category, and the control and treat-
ment  technologies which form the basis for these
guidelines.

Keywords:  'New source  performance  standards,
'Water pollution  standards,  'Food industry, 'Waste
treatment Guidelines, Point sources, Fruits, Vegeta-
bles,  Food processing, Best technology, Water pollu-
tion control. Waste disposal, Canning.
PB92-232149/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Army Medical Research and Development Command,
Fort Detrick, MD.
Health Advisory for Isopropyl Methylphosphonic
Acid (IMPA). Final rept.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington,  DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
J. M. Donohue, and W. C. Roberts. Aug 92,46p
Sponsored by Army Medical Research and Develop-
ment Command, Fort Detrick, MD.

The Health Advisory (HA) provides information on the
health effects, analytical methodology and treatment
technology that would be useful in dealing with Isopro-
pyl  Methylphosphonic Acid (IMPA) contamination of
drinking water.  Isopropyl  Methylphosphonic  Acid is
classified as Group D, not classifiable as to human car-
cinogenicity; the category  is for chemicals with inad-
equate human and animal evidence of carcinogenicity
and for chemicals for  which no data are available.
Health Advisories  describe nonregulatory concentra-
tions of drinking water contaminants at which adverse
health effects would not be anticipated to occur over
specific exposure durations. The HAs, developed by
the  US Environmental  Protection Agency,  Office of
Water (OW), are not legally enforceable Federal stand-
ards and are subject to change as new information be-
comes available. Health Advisories are developed for
One-day, Ten-day, Longer-term and Lifetime expo-
sures based on data describing noncarcinogenic end
points of toxicity.

Keywords:   'Potable   water,    'Water  pollution
effects(Humans), 'Water quality, 'Toxicology, Health
hazards,  Public health,  Exposure,  Water pollution
effects(Animafs),  Carcinogenicity  tests, Phosphorus
inorganic compounds,  Mutagenicity tests, Chemical
spills, Exposure, Concentration(Composition), Risk as-
sessment,  Pharmacokinetics,  'Phosphonic  Acid/
propyl-methyl.
PB92-232156/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Preliminary Data Summary for the Wood Preserv-
ing Segment of the Timber Products Processing
Point Source Category.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington,  DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
R. E. Williams. Sep 91,134p EPA/440/1 -91 /023
See also PB-240 811

Summarizes most  current information available re-
garding the discharge of wastewater by the wood pre-
serving industry containing priority and nonpriority pol-
lutants included on the 1987 Industrial Technology Di-
vision List of Analytes. Discusses the Agency's author-
ity for conducting this study and the current regulatory
status of the wood preserving industry. Presents esti-
mates of industry raw waste pollutant loads based on
information from the sampling episodes  and control
and treatment technologies that may be applicable to
this industry.

Keywords:  'Wood  preservatives,  'Water  pollution
standards, 'Waste treatment Guidelines,  Wood prod-
ucts. Waste disposal, Point sources, Pollution regula-
tions. Clean  Water Act,  New source performance
standards, Best technology, US  EPA, Assessments,
Performance standards. Water pollution control, Pre-
treatment processes, Resource Conservation and Re-
covery Act.
PB92-232164/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Common Synonyms: For Chemicals Listed Under
Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Com-
munity Right-to-Know Act
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pollution, Prevention, and Toxics.
Jun 92,114p EPA/744/B-92/001
See also PB89-168843.

This glossary contains chemical names and their syno-
nyms for substances covered by the reporting require-
ments of SARA Title III, section 313. The glossary was
developed to aid in determining whether a facility man-
ufactures, processes, or otherwise uses a chemical
subject to section 313 reporting. These synonyms are
available to the EPA through the public literature, pri-
marily  CAS Online. The  glossary is divided into two
parts. Part 1  is a listing by CAS registry number. Part 2
contains names and synonyms in  an alphabetical list-
ing.
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Keywords:  "Chemical compounds,  "Environmental
pollution, "Dictionaries, Listings,  Toxic  substances,
"Chemical nomenclature, "Synonyms, Toxic Release
Inventory, Emergency Planning and Community Right-
to-Know Act, CAS registry number.
PB92-232172/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Administration and Resources Management.
Solid Waste Contract Negotiation Handbook.
Oregon Univ., Eugene. Bureau of Governmental Re-
search and Service.
May 92,91 p EPA/220/B-92/004
See also PB92-231166. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC. Office of Admin-
istration and Resources Management.

The Environmental Protection Agency has estimated
that the United States generated  164 million tons of
municipal solid waste in 1986, and that the amount is
increasing at a rate of more than  1 percent annually.
Landfills are reaching capacity and closing. The cost of
disposing of  waste is growing  and local officials are
concerned about how they will meet the challenge of
managing solid waste. This handbook is designed to
help local officials develop contracts with private com-
panies  and other governmental units that will protect
the interests  of the citizens in their communities. This
handbook is based on information and analysis de-
rived from a questionnaire  survey of 160 local govern-
ments  located in EPA Region X, plus selected  other
states;  review and analysis of sample provisions from
actual solid waste contracts and  agreements; follow-
up interviews with solid waste managers in several of
the states and with responding local governments; and
a review of the literature as well as state federal stat-
utes and regulations.

Keywords: "Solid waste  management,  "Municipal
wastes, "Handbooks, "Contract management,  Local
government,  Public opinion, Surveys, State govern-
ment, Regional  analysis,  Reviews,  Pollution regula-
tions, Questionnaires, US  EPA, "Cooperative agree-
ments,  EPA region 10.
PB92-232198/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Is Your Drinking Water Safe.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
Sep 91, 32p EPA/570/9-91 /005

Most Americans believe their drinking water is the best
in the world. Servicemen and their families, vacation-
ers, tourists, and others who travel abroad know the
familiar problems of unsafe drinking water. At home we
scarcely give it a thought. We believe that the purity of
pur water can be depended upon. And usually we are
right. But there are exceptions. In 1986, Congress up-
dated the program to set mandatory guidelines for reg-
ulating key contaminants, require the monitoring of un-
regulated  contaminants, establish benchmarks  for
water treatment technologies,  bolster enforcement,
and promote protection of  ground water sources. The
comprehensive program-and what it means to  one's
health-is the subject of the pamphlet.

Keywords: "Safety, "Drinking water, Public health. Law
enforcement, Legislation, Regulations, Monitoring, Re-
quirements, Ground water,  Protection.
PB92-232206/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
Energy Use of  Ice Making in Domestic Refrigera-
tors. Final rept. Sep 90-Feb 92.
Lawrence Berkeley Lab., CA.
A. Meier. Aug 92,20p EPA/600/R-92/158
Contract DE-AC03-76SF00098
Sponsored by Environmental Protection  Agency, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering
Research Lab., and Department of Energy, Washing-
ton, DC.

The report gives results of the development and test-
ing of a procedure to measure the electrical consump-
tion of ice making in domestic refrigerators. The De-
partment of  Energy (DOE) test procedure was modi-
fied to consider the energy used for ice making in con-
ventional  refrigerators and  in those  equipped with
automatic ice makers. The  procedure assumed that
500 g of ice per day would be produced. Using the new
ice making test procedure and the existing DOE test
(as a  benchmark), four modern, efficient refrigerators
equipped with automatic ice makers were tested for
ice making energy use. The test showed that electricity
consumption increased about 10% due to ice making.
The  test also confirmed the viability  of establishing
procedures for measuring energy use of specific loads
and other activities related to domestic refrigerators.

Keywords: "Refrigerators, "Energy consumption, "Ice
makers, Energy efficiency, Test methods, Ice forma-
tion, Refrigerating machinery. Cooling loads, Freezers,
Pollution control, Energy conservation.
PB92-232214/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for the Metal
Finishing Industry. Technology Evaluation Report.
Battelle, Columbus, OH.
A. R. Gavaskar, R. F. Olfenbuttel, J. A. Jones, and T. C.
Fox. Aug 92, 70p EPA/600/R-92/188
Contract EPA-68-CO-0003
Prepared in cooperation with Connecticut Hazardous
Waste Management Service, Hartford. Sponsored by
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.

Product quality, waste reduction, and economic issues
involved in the use of an  automated aqueous rotary
washer in the metal finishing industry were evaluated
in the study. The automated washer can be used for
most metal parts that would ordinarily be cleaned by
vapor degreasing, hand-aqueous washing, or alkaline
tumbling. The automated washer had good potential to
reduce  waste, was economically  viable, produced
good product quality,  and also avoided the vapor de-
greaser's use of perchlprethylene. When compared
with hand-aqueous washing and alkaline tumbling, the
automated washer used less chemicals. The payback
period was about 7 years.

Keywords:  "Metal  finishing, "Pollution  abatement,
"Waste management, "Washers(Cleaners),  Perform-
ance evaluation, Environmental chemical substitutes,
Economic analysis, Quality assurance. Design criteria.
Washing, Waste treatment, Degreasing, "Waste mini-
mization, "Source reduction, "Rotary washers, Waste
Reduction Innovative Technology Evaluation.
PB92-232222/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency. Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Contaminants  and  Remedial Options at  Wood
Preserving Sites.
Foster Wheeler Enviresponse, Inc., Edison, NJ.
G. Sudell, A. Selvakumar, and G. Wolf. Oct 92,144p
EPA/600/R-92/182
Contract EPA-68-C9-0033
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

The report will assist federal, state or private, site re-
moval and remedial managers operating under Com-
prehensive Environmental Response, Compensation,
and Liability Act (CERCLA), Resource Conservation
and Recovery Act (RCRA), or  state rules. It provides
information that facilitates the selection of treatment
technologies and services at wood preserving sites, in
order  to meet the regulations' acceptable  levels of
cleanliness. Within the context of  the United  States
wood preserving industry,  the reference identifies the
sources and types of wood preserving contaminants,
characterizes them, and defines their behavior in the
environment.  It addresses the goals in technology se-
lection and describes the principal remedial options for
contaminated wood preserving sites.  It also considers
ways to combine these options to increase treatment
efficiency. Finally, this remedial aid provides a compre-
hensive bibliography, organized by  its relevance to
each section, to complement the information offered in
these pages.

Keywords: "Wood preservatives,  "Remedial  action,
"Waste treatment. "Pollution  regulations,  Pollution
sources, Performance standards, State government,
Environmental effects, Solidification, Stabilization, Bio-
logical treatment, Incineration, Implementation, Aro-
matic polycyclic hydrocarbons, Phenol/pentachloro,
Creosote,  Fire  resistant  coatings,  "Cleanup oper-
ations, Soil washing, Remedial project managers, Po-
tentially responsible parties.
PB92-232305/REB               PC A09/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pollution, Prevention, and Toxics.
Evaporation Rate of Volatile Liquids. Final Report,
Second Edition.
Pace Labs., Inc., Minneapolis, MM.
K. O. Braun, and K. J. Caplan. 11 Dec 69,191 p EPA/
744/R-92/001
Contract EPA-68-D8-0112
Sponsored  by  Environmental   Protection  Agency,
Washington, DC. Office of Pollution, Prevention, and
Toxics.

The research  was designed to determine whether the
evaporation rate of a volatile  liquid could be adequate-
ly predicted from its common 'handbook' properties
over a narrow range of environmental conditions. An
experimental  apparatus to measure the evaporation
rate under controlled conditions and nearly ideal pres-
entation of the evaporation surface to the  controlled
airflow was developed. The evaporation rate  for a
base set of twelve chemicals from four classes  of or-
ganic  liquids  was measured. The relevant physical
properties of the liquids (e.g. vapor pressure, surface
tension, viscosity, latent  heat  of  evaporation,  etc.)
were correlated with the observed evaporation  rate.
Additional testing of water, n-butyl acetate, and  three
examples of low vapor pressure alcohols was  then
conducted.  Predictive  equations  for the low vapor
pressure alcohols were developed and presented for
comparison with the base set of equations. The results
were compared with other referenced methods. The
error of prediction of the empirical equations for the
range of conditions was generally less than + or - 12
percent, or generally less than + or - 20 percent, de-
pending on which predictive equation was used.

Keywords: "Volatile  organic  compounds, "Evapora-
tion,  "Emission factors,  Air  pollution, Alcohols, Ke-
tones,  Aliphatic  hydrocarbons,  Aromatic  hydrocar-
bons,  Vapor  pressure, Thermodynamic  properties,
Mathematical  models, Graphs(Charts).
PB92-232339/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Bioremediation  Case Studies:  An  Analysis of
Vendor Supplied Data. Final rept
Environmental Protection  Agency. Washington, DC.
Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology
Demonstration.
K. Devine. Mar 92, 38p EPA/600/R-92/043
Prepared in cooperation with DEVO Enterprises, Inc.,
Washington, DC.

The report provides users with reference information
about 132 on-going and/or completed field applica-
tions and studies from 10 different biotechnology com-
panies. About two-thirds of the cases were at full-scale
clean-up level with the remainder at pilot or laboratory
scale. The report  does not contain information from all
companies  involved  in bioremediation,  only those
companies who responded to a request for voluntary
submission.

Keywords:  "Biotechnology,  "Businesses,  Surveys,
Field tests, Case studies, Prevention, Environmental
impacts, Pollution control, Hazardous materials, Waste
treatment, Bioremediation.
PB92-232347/REB                PC A12/MF A03
Bioremediation  Case  Studies:  Abstracts.  Final
rept.
Environmental Protection Agency. Washington, DC.
Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology
Demonstration.
K. Devine. Mar 92, 270p EPA/600/R-92/044
Prepared in cooperation with DEVO Enterprises, Inc.,
Washington, DC.

The report contains abstracts of 132 case studies of
bioremediation technology applied to hazardous waste
clean-up.  It was  prepared to compile bioremediation
studies  in a variety  of locations and treating diverse
contaminants, most  of which were previously undocu-
mented. All data are based  on vendor-supplied infor-
mation and there was no opportunity to independently
confirm its accuracy These 132 case studies, from 10
different biotechnology companies, provide users with
reference information about on-going and/or complet-
ed field applications and studies. About two-thirds of
the cases were at full-scale clean-up level with the re-
mainder at pilot or laboratory scale. In 74 percent of
the cases, soil was at  least one of the media treated.
Soil alone accounts for 46 percent of the cases. Petro-
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leum-related wastes account for the largest contami-
nant with 82 cases. Thirty-one states are represented
in the case studies.

Keywords. "Hazardous materials, "Waste treatment,
"Abstracts, Biotechnology, Case studies, Petroleum
products,    Soils,   Field   tests.    Laboratories,
States(L)nited States), Bioremediation, Cleanup.
PB92-232354/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Fundamentals of Ground-Water Modeling. Ground
Water Issue.
Robert S. Kerr Environmental  Research Lab.,  Ada,
OK.
J. Bear, M. S. Beljin, and R. R. Ross. Apr 92,13p EPA/
540/S-92/005
Prepared in cooperation with Technion - Israel Inst. of
Tech., Haifa, and Cincinnati Univ., OH.

Ground-water flow and contaminant transport model-
ing has been used at many hazardous waste sites with
varying degrees of  success. Models may be  used
throughout all phases of the site investigation and re-
mediation processes. Developing a better understand-
ing of ground-water modeling has been identified as a
concern for decision makers at hazardous waste sites.
The ability to reliably predict the rate and direction of
ground-water flow and contaminant transport is critical
in  planning  and implementing  ground-water remedi-
ations. The  paper presents an overview of ground-
water flow and contaminant transport modeling in
saturated porous media.

Keywords:  "Hazardous  materials,  "Ground  water,
'Water pollution.  Mathematical models. Water  flow.
Decision  making, Environmental transport, Saturation,
Porosity,  Remediation.
PB92-232362/REB                PC A02/MF A01
Evaluation of  Soil  Venting Application. Ground
Water Issue.
Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research Lab ,  Ada,
OK
D. C. DiGiulio. Apr 92. 9p EPA/540/S-92/004

The ability of soil  venting to inexpensively remove
large amounts of volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
from contaminated soils is well established. However,
the time required using venting to remediate soils to
tow contaminant levels often required by state and fed-
eral regulators has not been adequately investigated.
Most field studies verify the ability of a venting system
to circulate air in the subsurface and remove, at least
initially, a large  mass of VOCs. They do not generally
provide insight  into  mass transport limitations  which
eventually limit performance, nor do field studies gen-
erally evaluate methods such as enhanced biodegra-
dation which may optimize overall contaminant remov-
al. Discussion is presented to aid in evaluating the fea-
sibility of venting application.

Keywords: "Venting,  "Soils, Volatile  organic  com-
pounds, Circulation,  Environmental transport, Regula-
tions, Biodegradation, Optimization, Moisture content,
Soil extraction.
PB92-232370/REB               PC A1B/MF AIM
Direct/Delayed Response Project: Future Effects
of Long-Term Sulfur Deposition on Stream Chem-
istry in the Mid-Appalachian Region of the East-
em United States.
Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OH.
M. R. Church, P. W. Shaffer, K. W. Thornton, D  L
Cassell, and C. I. Lift Oct 92.410p EPA/600/R-92/
186
See also PB86-178118. Prepared in cooperation with
ManTech Environmental  Technology, Inc., Corvallis,
OR., FTN Associates, Little Rock, AR., Oak Ridge Na-
tional  Lab., TN., and Pacific Northwest Forest  and
Range Experiment Station, Corvaliis, OR. Forestry Sci-
ences Lab.

The report clearly indicates the potential for current
and future adverse effects of sulfur deposition  on
stream chemistry in the Mid-Appalachian Region. Re-
sults of  the work indicate that the Mid-Appalachian
Region is in a penod of transition.  Some watersheds
still maintain the ability to retain sulfur and thus buffer
(at least temporarily)  against continued deposition,
whereas  others  have essentially  lost the ability  to
retain (on a net anual basis) atmospherically deposited
sulfur. These latter watersheds appear predominatly in
the geographic area that receives the greatest levels
of sulfur deposition, thus supporting the hypothesis
that high levels of deposition have led to the status of
decreased retention.  The  combined  results of the
report, when compared to the results of the prior final
report on Northeast lakes and streams of the Southern
Blue Ridge Province, indicate that the Mid-Appalach-
ian Region is the area of the Eastern United States
most likely to be experiencing  the  most notable in-
creases in the effects of atmospheric sulfur deposition.

Keywords: "Water  chemistry, "Sulfur,  "Water pollu-
tion,  "Surface waters, Deposition, Air water interac-
tions, Streams, Lakes, Watersheds, Long term effects,
Acidification, Hydrology,  Statistical  analysis, Mathe-
matical models, "Direct/Delayed Response Project,
Appalachian  Mountain RegionfUnited States), Eastern
Region(United States).
PB92-232388/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Procuring  Innovative Technologies at Remedial
Sites: Q's and A's and Case Studies.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Apr 92,24p EPA/542/F-92/012

The fact  sheet is designed to assist EPA Remedial
Project Managers (RPMs) and Contracting Officers
(COs) with  the procurement of innovative treatment
technologies. RPMs, COs,  and U.S. Army Corps of En-
gineers (COE) personnel were interviewed to obtain in-
formation on their experiences  in procuring innovative
technologies. EPA's Technology Innovation  Office
(TlO)has  documented case histories of experences
with acquiring innovative technologies in  the  Super-
fund program. Remedial sites chosen for inclusion in
the review  were  Fund-lead  sites that had  started  or
completed the procurement of an innovative technolo-
gy, including  bkxemediation,  thermal desorption,
vacuum extraction, chemical treatment, chemical ex-
traction, and in situ soil flushing. The results of these
interviews are presented  in a question and answer
format. In addition,  specific detailed information on
each site is presented in tabular form.

Keywords:  "Hazardous materials, "Waste treatment,
Case  studies. Biotechnology, Desorption, Extraction,
Sites, Chemical  analysis,  Vacuum apparatus, Soils,
Flushing, Tables(Data), "Superfund, Innovative tech-
nology. Bioremediation.
PB92-232396/REB                PC A02/MF A01
Citizen's Guide to Thermal Desorption.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Mar 92,6p EPA/542/F-92/006

Thermal desorption is an innovative treatment technol-
ogy that treats soils  contaminated with  hazardous
wastes by heating the soil at realtively low tempera-
tures (200-1000 deg F) so that contaminants with low
boiling points will vaporize (turn into gas) and, conse-
quently, separate from the soil. There are three steps
in thermal desorption:  (1) heating the soil to vaporize
the contaminants; (2) treating the vaporized contami-
nants;  and (3) testing the treated soil.

Keywords: "Hazardous materials, "Soils, "Waste treat-
ment,  Thermal degradation, Heating, Vaporizing, De-
sorption, Extraction.
 PB92-232404/REB               PC A01/MF A01
 Protecting  Endangered  Species: Interim Meas-
 ures, Baker County, Georgia.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
 Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
 Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3055

 The Endangered  Species Act is intended to protect
 and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
 danger of becoming extinct due to the activities of
 people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use of
 pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
 cies listed as endangered or threatened by the U.S.
 Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
 species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
 to implement program requirements  beginning in 1991.
 This program will protect endangered and  threatened
 species from harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
 tion covers interim measures for Baker County, Geor-
 gia

 Keywords: 'Pesticides, "Natural resources  manage-
 ment, "Environmental protection, US EPA, Toxic sub-
stances,  Habitats, Implementation,  Pollution regula-
tions. Animals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife management,
Chemical compounds, "Baker County(Georgia), "En-
dangered Species Act.
PB92-232412/REB               PCA01/MFA01
Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim  Meas-
ures, Culberson County, Texas.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3041

The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
U.S.  Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expects
to distribute once the Endangered Species Protection
Program is in effect. The Endangered Species Act is
intended to protect and promote recovery of animals
and plants that are in danger of becoming extinct due
to the activities of people. The publication contains a
County Map showing the area within the county where
pesticide use should be limited to protect listed spe-
Keywords: "Protection, "Endangered species, "Pesti-
cides,  "Environmental impacts,  Law(Jurisprudence),
USEPA, Habitats, Requirements, Maps, Tables(Data),
Sites, Chemical composition. Animals, Plants(Botany),
"Culberson CountyfTexas).
PB92-232420/REB                PC A01/MF A01
Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim  Meas-
ures, El Paso County, Texas.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3042

The Endangered Species Act is intended to protect
and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
danger of becoming extinct due  to the activities of
people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use of
pesticides it  registers will not result in harm to the spe-
cies listed as endangered or threatened  by the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
This program will protect endangered and threatened
species from harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
tion covers  interim  measures for El  Paso County,
Texas.

Keywords: "Natural  resources management,  "Pesti-
cides,  "Environmental protection,  US EPA, Toxic sub-
stances, Habitats, Implementation. Pollution  regula-
tions, Animals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife management,
Chemical compounds, "El Paso County(Texas), "En-
dangered Species Act.
 PB92-232438/REB               PCA01/MFA01
 Protecting  Endangered  Species: Interim Meas-
 ures, Monongalia County, West Virginia.
 Environmental Protection  Agency,  Washington,  DC.
 Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
 Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3005

 The Endangered Species  Act is intended to protect
 and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
 danger of becoming extinct due to the activities of
 people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use of
 pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
 cies listed as endangered or threatened by the U.S.
 Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
 species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
 to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
 This program will protect endangered and  threatened
 species from harm due to  pesticide use. The publica-
 tion covers  interim measures for Monongalia County,
 West Virginia.

 Keywords:  "Natural  resources management, "Pesti-
 cides, "Environmental protection, US EPA, Toxic sub-
 stances,  Habitats, Implementation,  Pollution regula-
 tions.  Animals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife management,
 Chemical compounds, * Monongalia County(West Vir-
 ginia), "Endangered Species Act.
 PB92-232446/REB                PC E99/MF E99
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Technical Support Drv.
 User's Guide for the Industrial Source Complex
 (ISC2) Dispersion Models.
 Pacific Environmental Services. Inc., Durham, NC.
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Mar 92, 530p-in3v
Set includes  PB92-232453 through PB92-232479.
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Technical Support Div.

No abstract available.
PB92-232453/REB               PC A13/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Technical Support Div.
User's Guide for the Industrial Source  Complex
(ISC2) Dispersion Models. Volume 1. User Instruc-
tions.
Pacific Environmental Services, Inc., Durham, NC.
Mar 92, 276p EPA/450/4-92/008A
See also Volume 2, PB92-232461 and PB88-171475.
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency,  Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Technical Support Div.
Also available in set of 3 reports PC E99/MF E99,
PB92-232446.

Volume I of the User's Guide for the Industrial Source
Complex (ISC2) Dispersion Models  (Version 2) pro-
vides  user instructions for setting up and running the
ISC2 models. The volume is organized to provide dif-
ferent levels  of detail to meet  the different needs of
various types of users, from novice users  to experi-
enced modelers. The ISC2 User's Guide has been de-
veloped as part of a larger effort to restructure and re-
program the  original ISC models, and to improve the
'end-user' documentation for the models.

Keywords: 'Air pollution, 'Diffusion modeling, Atmos-
pheric diffusion, Meteorology,  Mathematical models,
Industrial wastes, Dispersions, Deposition, Downwash,
User Manuals(Computer programs).
PB92-232461/REB               PC AOS/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Technical Support Div.
User's Guide for the Industrial Source  Complex
(ISC2) Dispersion Models. Volume 2: Description
of Model Algorithms.
Pacific Environmental Services, Inc., Durham, NC.
Mar 92, 83p EPA/450/4-92/008B
See  also Volume 1, PB92-232453 and Volume 3,
PB92-232479. Sponsored by Environmental Protec-
tion Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC.  Technical
Support Div.
Also available in set of 3 reports,  PC E99/MF E99.
PB92-232446.

Volume II of the User's Guide for the Industrial Source
Complex  (ISC2)  Dispersion Models (Version 2) de-
scribes the  dispersion algorithms utilized in the ISC2
models. The ISC2User's Guide has been developed
as part of a larger effort to restructure and reprogam
the originalk ISC models.and to improve the 'end-user'
documentation for the models.

Keywords: *Air pollution, 'Diffusion modeling, 'Algo-
rithms, Dispersions, Atmospheric diffusion. Meteorol-
ogy, Mathematical models. Industrial wastes, Deposi-
tion, Downwash, User manuals(Computer programs).
PB92-232479/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Technical Support Div.
User's Guide for the Industrial Source Complex
(ISC2) Dispersion Models. Volume 3: Guide to Pro-
grammers.
Pacific Environmental Services, Inc., Durham, NC.
Mar 92, 144pEPA/450/4-92/008C
See also Volume 2, PB92-232461. Sponsored by Envi-
ronmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park,
NC. Technical Support Div.
Also available in set of 3 reports  PC E99/MF E99,
PB92-232446.

Volume III of the User's Guide for the Industrial Source
Complex (ISC2) Dispersion  Models (Version 2) pro-
vides a description of the structure of the ISC2 model
code, and serves as a guide to programmers involved
with installing the ISC2 code on other systems. Also in-
cluded in the volume is information relevant to future
maintenance of the ISC2 models. The ISC2 User's
Guide has been developed as part of a larger effort to
restructure and reprogram the original ISC  models,
and to improve the 'end-uer' documentation for the
models.

Keywords: "Air pollution, "Diffusion modeling, Atmos-
pheric diffusion, Meteorology, Mathematical  models.
Industrial wastes, Dispersions, Deposition, Downwash,
Programming manuals.
PB92-232487/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered  Species: Interim Meas-
ures, Hudspeth County, Texas.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3043

The  Endangered Species  Act is  intended to protect
and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
danger of becoming extinct due to the activities of
people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use of
pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
cies  listed as endangered or threatened  by  the U.S.
Fish  and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
This  program will protect endangered and  threatened
species from harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
tion  covers interim measures for Hudspeth County,
Texas.

Keywords: 'Natural  resources management, 'Pesti-
cides, 'Environmental protection,  US EPA, Toxic sub-
stances,  Habitats, Implementation, Pollution regula-
tions, Animals,  Plants(Botany), Wildlife management,
Chemical  compounds,  'Hudspeth CountyfTexas),
'Endangered Species Act.
PB92-232495/REB               PCA01/MFA01
Protecting Endangered  Species: Interim Meas-
ures, Jackson County, Mississippi.
Environmental Protection  Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3004

The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
U.S.  Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expects
to distribute once the Endangered Species Protection
Program is in effect. The Endangered Species Act is
intended to protect and promote recovery of animals
and plants that are in danger of becoming extinct due
to the activities of people. The publication contains a
County Map showing the area within the county where
pesticide use should be limited to protect listed spe-
cies.

Keywords: "Protection, "Endangered species, 'Pesti-
cides, "Environmental impacts,  Law(Jurisprudence),
USEPA, Habitats, Requirements,  Maps, Tables(Data),
Sites, Chemical composition. Animals, Plants(Botany),
'Jackson County(Mississippi).
PB92-232503/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Meas-
ures, Towns County, Georgia.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3003

The Endangered Species Act is intended to protect
and promote recovery of animals and plants that  are in
danger of becoming  extinct due  to the activities  of
people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use  of
pesticides it registers will  not result in harm to the spe-
cies listed as endangered or threatened by the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to  those
species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
to implement program requirements beginning in  1991.
This program will protect endangered and threatened
species from harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
tion covers interim measures for Towns County,  Geor-
gia.

Keywords: "Pesticides,  "Natural  resources manage-
ment, 'Environmental protection, US EPA, Toxic sub-
stances.  Habitats,  Implementation,  Pollution regula-
tions, Animals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife management,
Chemical compounds, "Towns County(Georgia), "En-
dangered Species Act.
 PB92-232511/REB                PC A01/MF A01
 Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim  Meas-
 ures, Navajo County, Arizona.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
 Sep 90. 5p EPA-20T-3002

 The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expects
to distribute once the Endangered Species Protection
Program is in effect. The Endangered Species Act is
intended to protect and promote recovery of animals
and plants that are in danger of becoming extinct due
to the activities of people. The publication contains a
County Map showing the area within the county where
pesticide use should be limited to protect listed spe-
cies.

Keywords: 'Protection, 'Endangered species, "Pesti-
cides, 'Environmental  impacts,  Law(Jurisprudence),
ESEPA, Habitats, Requirements,  Maps, Tables(Data),
Sites, Chemical composition, Animals, Plants(Botany),
'Navajo County(Arizona).
PB92-232529/REB               PCA01'MFA01
Protecting Endangered  Species: Interim  Meas-
ures, Graham County, Arizona.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3044

The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
U.S.  Environmental  Protection Agency (EPA) expects
to distribute once the Endangered Species Protection
Program is in effect. The Endangered Species Act is
intended to protect  and promote recover,' of animals
and plants that are in danger of becoming extinct due
to the activities of people. The publication contains a
County Map showing the area within the county where
pesticide use should be limited to protect listed spe-
cies.

Keywords: 'Protection, 'Endangered species, "Pesti-
cides, 'Environmental  impacts,  Law(Jurisprudence),
USEPA, Habitats, Requirements,  Maps, Tables(Data),
Sites, Chemical composition, Animals, Plants(Botany),
"Graham County(Arizona).
PB92-232537/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered  Species: Interim Meas-
ures, Carter County, Tennessee.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington,  DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3045

The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expects
to distribute once the Endangered Species Protection
Program is in effect. The Endangered Species Act is
intended to protect and promote recovery of animals
and plants that are in danger of becoming extinct due
to the activities of people. The publication contains a
County Map showing the area within the county where
pesticide use should be limited to protect listed spe-
cies.

Keywords: 'Protection, 'Endangered species, 'Pesti-
cides,  'Environmental impacts,  Law(Jurisprudence),
USEPA, Habitats, Requirements.  Maps, Tables(Data),
Sites, Chemical composition, Animals, Plants(Botany),
'Carry County(Tennessee).
PB92-232545/REB               PC A01 / M F A01
Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim Meas-
ures, Austin County, Texas.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3040

The Endangered Species Act is intended  to protect
and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
danger of becoming extinct due  to the activities  of
people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use  of
pesticides it  registers will not result in harm to the spe-
cies listed as endangered or threatened by the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
This program will protect endangered and threatened
species from harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
tion covers interim measures for Austin County, Texas.

Keywords: "Natural resources management,  "Pesti-
cides, "Environmental protection, US EPA,  Toxic sub-
stances, Habitats,  Implementation, Pollution regula-
tions. Animals,  Plants(Botany). Wildlife management,
Chemical  compounds,  "Austin County(Texas), "En-
dangered Species Act.
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                                                 EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
PB92-232552/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim  Meas-
ures, Sunflower County, Mississippi.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90,5p EPA-20T-3039

The  Endangered Species Act is intended to protect
and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
danger of becoming  extinct due  to the activities  of
people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use  of
pesticides it registers will  not result in harm to the spe-
cies  listed as endangered or threatened by the U.S.
Fish  and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
This  program will protect endangered and threatened
species from harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
tion  covers interim measures for Sunflower County,
Mississippi.

Keywords: "Natural resources management,  'Pesti-
cides, 'Environmental protection, US EPA, Toxic sub-
stances.  Habitats,  Implementation, Pollution  regula-
tions, Animals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife management.
Chemical          compounds,         'Sunflower
County(Mississ4ppi), 'Endangered Species Act.
PB92-232560/REB                PCA01/MFA01
Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim  Meas-
ures, Dubuque County, Iowa.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90,5p EPA-20T-3016

The Endangered Species Act is intended to protect
and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
danger  of becoming extinct due  to the activities of
people.  Under the Act. EPA must ensure that use of
pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
cies listed as endangered or threatened by the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
This program will protect endangered and threatened
species from  harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
tion covers interim  measures  for Dubuque County,
Iowa.

Keywords:  "Natural resources management,  'Pesti-
cides. 'Environmental protection, US EPA, Toxic sub-
stances. Habitats,  Implementation, Pollution  regula-
tions, Animals. Ptents(Botany), Wildlife management.
Chemical compounds,  'Dubuque County(lowa), 'En-
dangered Species ACL
 PB92-232578/REB               PC A01/MF A01
 Protecting  Endangered  Species: Interim Meas-
 ures, Fayette County, Iowa.
 Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington,  DC.
 Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
 Sep 90.5p EPA-20T-3017

 The Endangered Species  Act is intended to protect
 and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
 danger of becoming extinct due to the activities of
 people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use of
 pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
 cies listed as endangered or threatened by the U.S.
 Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
 species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
 to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
 This program will protect endangered and  threatened
 species from harm due to  pesticide use. The publica-
 tion covers interim measures for Fayette County. Iowa.

 Keywords: 'Natural  resources management, 'Pesti-
 cides, 'Environmental protection, US EPA. Toxic sub-
 stances.  Habitats, Implementation, Pollution regula-
 tions. Animals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife management.
 Chemical compounds, 'Fayette County(lowa), "En-
 dangered Species Act.
 PB92-232586/REB               PCA01/MFA01
 Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim  Meas-
 ures, Habersham County, Georgia.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
 Sep 90,5p EPA-20T-3021

 The Endangered Species Act is intended to protect
 and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
 danger of becoming extinct due  to the activities of
people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use of
pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
cies listed as endangered or threatened by the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
This program will protect endangered and threatened
species from harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
tion covers interim measures for Habersham County,
Georgia.

Keywords: 'Natural  resources management, 'Pesti-
cides, "Environmental protection, US EPA, Toxic sub-
stances,  Habitats, Implementation,  Pollution regula-
tions,  Animals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife management,
Chemical compounds, * Habersham County(Georgia),
'Endangered Species Act.
PB92-232594/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim  Meas-
ures, Rabun County, Georgia.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3024

The Endangered Species Act is intended to protect
and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
danger  of becoming  extinct due  to the activities  of
people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use  of
pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
cies listed as endangered or  threatened by the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
This program will protect endangered and threatened
species from  harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
tion covers interim measures for Rabun County, Geor-
gia.

Keywords: 'Natural resources management,  'Pesti-
cides, 'Environmental protection, US EPA, Toxic sub-
stances. Habitats,  Implementation,  Pollution  regula-
tions. Animals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife management,
Chemical compounds, "Rabun County(Georgia), 'En-
dangered Species Act.
 PB92-232602/REB                PCA01/MFA01
 Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim  Meas-
 ures, Cochise County, Arizona.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington. DC.
 Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
 Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3037

 The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expects
 to distribute once the Endangered Species Protection
 Program is in effect. The Endangered Species Act is
 intended to protect and promote recovery of animals
 and plants that are in danger of becoming extinct due
 to the activities of people. The publication contains a
 County Map showing the area within the county where
 pesticide use should  be  limited to protect listed spe-
 cies.

 Keywords: "Protection, "Endangered species, "Pesti-
 cides, "Environmental impacts, Law(Jurispnjdence).
 USEPA, Habitats, Requirements, Maps, Tables(Data),
 Sites, Chemical composition, Animals, Plants(Botany),
 Wildlife, "CochiseCounty(Arizona).
 PB92-232610/REB               PC A01/MF A01
 Protecting Endangered  Species: Interim Meas-
 ures, Bolivar County, Mississippi.
 Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington,  DC.
 Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
 Sep 90. 5p EPA-20T-3038

 The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
 U.S.  Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expects
 to distribute once the Endangered Species Protection
 Program is in effect. The Endangered Species Act is
 intended to protect and promote recovery of animals
 and plants that are in danger of becoming extinct due
 to the activities of people. The publication contains a
 County Map showing the area within the county where
 pesticide use should be limited  to protect listed spe-
 cies.

 Keywords: "Protection, "Endangered species, "Pesti-
 cides,     "Environmental     impacts.     Animals.
 Plants(Botany), Wildlife.  Habitats, Maps,  Utilization,
 Tables(Data), Sites, Chemical composition, "Bolivar
 County(Mississippi).
PB92-232628/REB               PCA01/MFA01
Protecting Endangered  Species: Interim Meas-
ures, Clayton County, Iowa.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3015

The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
U.S.  Environmental Protection Agency  (EPA) expects
to distribute once the Endangered Species Protection
Program is in effect. The Endangered Species Act is
intended to protect and promote recovery of animals
and plants that are in danger of becoming extinct due
to the activities of people. The publication contains a
County Map showing the area within the county where
pesticide use should be limited to protect listed spe-
cies.

Keywords: "Protection, 'Endangered species, 'Pesti-
cides, 'Environmental impacts,  Law(Jurisprudence),
USEPA, Habitats,  Requirements, Maps, Tables(Data),
Sites, Chemical composition, Animals, Plants(Botany),
"Clayton County(lowa).
PB92-232636/REB               PC A01 /MF A01
Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim  Meas-
ures, Coconino County, Arizona.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90,5p EPA-20T-3014

The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expects
to distribute once the Endangered Species Protection
Program is in effect. The Endangered Species Act is
intended to protect and promote recovery of animals
and plants that are in danger of becoming extinct due
to the activities of people. The publication contains a
County Map showing the area within the county where
pesticide use should  be limited to protect listed spe-
cies.

Keywords:  'Protection, 'Endangered species,  'Pesti-
cides.  'Environmental  impacts,  Law(Jurisprudence),
USEPA, Habitats. Requirements, Maps, Tables(Data),
Sites, Chemical composition, Animals, Plants(Botany),
'Coconino County(Arizona).
 PB92-232644/REB               PC A01/MF A01
 Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Meas-
 ures, Aransas County, Texas.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
 Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3006

 The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expects
 to distribute once the Endangered Species Protection
 Program is in effect. The Endangered Species Act is
 intended to protect and promote  recovery of animals
 and plants that are in danger of becoming extinct due
 to the activities of people. The publication contains a
 County Map showing the area within the county where
 pesticide use should be limited to protect listed spe-
 cies.

 Keywords: 'Protection, 'Endangered species, 'Pesti-
 cides, 'Environmental impacts,  Law(Jurisprudence),
 US EPA, Habitats, Maps, Tables(Data), Sites,  Chemi-
 cal composition, Animals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife, 'Ar-
 kansas CountyfTexas).


 PB92-232651/REB               PC A01/MF A01
 Protecting Endangered Species: Interim  Meas-
 ures, Mitchell County, North Carolina.
 Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
 Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
 Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3056

 The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
 U.S.  Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expects
 to distribute once the Endangered Species Protection
 Program is in effect. The Endangered Species Act is
 intended to protect and promote recovery of  animals
 and plants that are in danger of becoming extinct due
 to the activities of people. The publication contains a
 County Map showing the area within the county where
 pesticide use should  be  limited to protect listed spe-
 cies.

 Keywords: 'Protection. 'Endangered species. 'Pesti-
 cides,  'Environmental impacts,  Law(Jurisprudence),
 58     Vol.  92,  No. 4

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                                                 EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
USEPA, Habitats, Requirements, Maps, Tables(Data),
Sites, Chemical composition, Animals, Plants(Botany),
'Mitchell County(North Carolina).
PB92-232669/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Meas-
ures, Mohave County, Arizona.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep90, 5p EPA-20T-3057

The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
U.S.  Environmental Protection Agency  (EPA) expects
to distribute once the Endangered Species Protection
Program is in effect. The Endangered  Species Act is
intended to protect and promote recovery of animals
and plants that are in danger of becoming extinct due
to the activities of people. The publication contains a
County Map showing the area within the county where
pesticide use should be limited to protect listed spe-
cies.

Keywords: 'Protection, 'Endangered species, 'Pesti-
cides, 'Environmental impacts,  Law(Jurisprudence),
USEPA, Habitats, Requirements, Maps, Tables(Data),
Sites, Chemical composition, Animals, Plants(Botany),
'Mohave County(Arizona).
PB92-232677/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim  Meas-
ures, Yavapai County, Arizona.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep90,5pEPA-20T-3058

The  Endangered Species Act is intended to protect
and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
danger of becoming  extinct due  to the activities  of
people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use  of
pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
cies  listed as endangered or threatened by the U.S.
Fish  and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
This program  will protect endangered and threatened
species from harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
tion covers interim measures for Yavapai County, Ari-
zona.

Keywords: 'Natural resources management,  'Pesti-
cides, 'Environmental protection, US EPA, Toxic sub-
stances, Habitats, Chemical compounds. Implementa-
tion, Pollution regulations, Animals, Plants(Botany),
Wildlife management, 'Yavapai County(Arizona), 'En-
dangered Species Act.
PB92-232685/REB                PC A01/MF A01
Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim  Meas-
ures, Burke County, Georgia.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90,5p EPA-20T-3059

The information in the pamphlet is similar to what the
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expects
to distribute once the Endangered Species Protection
Program is in effect. The Endangered Species Act is
intended to protect and promote  recovery of animals
and plants that are in danger of becoming extinct due
to the activities of people. The publication contains a
County Map showing the area within the county where
pesticide use should be limited to protect listed spe-
cies.

Keywords: 'Protection, 'Endangered species, 'Pesti-
cides, 'Environmental impacts,  Law(Jurisprudence),
USEPA, Habitats, Requirements, Maps, Tables(Data),
Sites, Chemical composition. Animals, Plants(Botany),
'Burke County(Georgia).
 PB92-232693/REB               PCA01/MFA01
 Protecting  Endangered  Species: Interim Meas-
 ures, Wheeler County, Georgia.
 Environmental Protection  Agency,  Washington,  DC.
 Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
 Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3060

 The Endangered Species  Act is intended to protect
 and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
 danger of becoming extinct due to the activities  of
 people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use  of
 pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
cies listed as endangered or threatened by the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
This program will protect endangered and threatened
species from harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
tion covers  interim  measures for Wheeler County,
Georgia.

Keywords: 'Natural  resources management, 'Pesti-
cides, "Environmental protection, US EPA, Toxic sub-
stances,  Habitats, Implementation, Pollution regula-
tions,  Animals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife management,
Chemical  compounds,   'Wheeler County(Georgia),
'Endangered Species Act.
PB92-232701/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered  Species: Interim Meas-
ures, Sumter County, Georgia.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3062

The  Endangered Species  Act is intended to protect
and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
danger of becoming  extinct due  to the activities  of
people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use  of
pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
cies  listed as endangered or  threatened by the U.S.
Fish  and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
This  program  will protect endangered and threatened
species from harm due to  pesticide use. The publica-
tion covers interim measures for Sumter County, Geor-
gia.

Keywords: 'Natural  resources management, 'Pesti-
cides, 'Environmental protection, US EPA, Toxic sub-
stances,  Implementation,  Pollution  regulations,  Ani-
mals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife  management, Chemical
compounds, Habitats, 'Sumter County(Georgia), 'En-
dangered Species Act.
PB92-232719/REB               PCA01/MFA01
Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim  Meas-
ures, Colorado County, Texas.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3063

The Endangered Species Act is intended to protect
and promote recovery ol animals and plants that are in
danger of becoming extinct due  to the activities  of
people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use  of
pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
cies listed as endangered or threatened by the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
This program will protect endangered and threatened
species from harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
tion covers  interim  measures for Colorado County,
Texas.

Keywords: 'Natural resources management,  'Pesti-
cides,  'Environmental protection,  US EPA, Toxic sub-
stances, Implementation, Pollution regulations, Habi-
tats, Animals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife  management,
Chemical compounds, 'Colorado County(Texas), 'En-
dangered Species Act.
 PB92-232727/REB               PC A01/MF A01
 Protecting  Endangered  Species: Interim  Meas-
 ures, Floyd County, Georgia.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
 Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
 Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3064

 The Endangered  Species Act is  intended to  protect
 and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
 danger of becoming extinct due to the activities of
 people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use of
 pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
 cies listed as endangered or threatened  by the U.S.
 Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
 species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
 to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
 This program will protect endangered and  threatened
 species from harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
 tion covers  interim measures for Floyd County, Geor-
 gia.
Keywords: 'Natural resources management, 'Pesti-
cides, 'Environmental protection, US EPA, Toxic sub-
stances.  Implementation,  Pollution regulations, Ani-
mals,  Habitats, Plants(Botany), Wildlife management,
Chemical compounds,  'Floyd County(Georgia), 'En-
dangered Species Act.
PB92-232735/REB               PCA01/MFA01
Protecting Endangered  Species: Interim Meas-
ures, Davidson County, Tennessee.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3046

The  Endangered Species  Act is intended to protect
and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
danger of becoming extinct due to the activities of
people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use of
pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
cies  listed as endangered or threatened by the U.S.
Fish  and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
This  program will protect endangered and  threatened
species from harm due to  pesticide use. The publica-
tion  covers interim measures  for Davidson County,
Tennessee.

Keywords: 'Natural  resources management, 'Pesti-
cides, 'Environmental protection, US EPA, Toxic sub-
stances,  Habitats, Implementation,  Pollution regula-
tions, Animals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife management,
Chemical compounds, 'Davidson County(Tennessee),
'Endangered Species Act.
PB92-232743/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim  Meas-
ures, Gordon County, Georgia.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 90, 5p EPA-20T-3051

Th«j Endangered Species Act is intended to protect
and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
danger  of becoming  extinct due  to the activities  of
people. Under  the Act, EPA must ensure that use  of
pesticides it registers will  not result in harm to the spe-
cies listed as endangered or threatened by the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
This program will protect endangered and threatened
species from harm due to pesticide use.  The publica-
tion covers  interim measures for Gordon County,
Georgia.

Keywords: 'Natural resources management,  'Pesti-
cides, 'Environmental protection,  US EPA, Toxic sub-
stances, Habitats,  Implementation, Pollution  regula-
tions. Animals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife management.
Chemical compounds, 'Gordon County(Georgia), 'En-
dangered Species Act.
 PB92-2327SO/REB               PC A01 /MF A01
 Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Meas-
 ures, Dooly County, Georgia.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
 Sep 90,5p EPA-20T-3052

 The Endangered  Species Act is intended to protect
 and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
 danger of becoming extinct due to the activities of
 people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use of
 pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
 cies listed as endangered  or threatened by the U.S.
 Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
 species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
 to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
 This program will  protect endangered and threatened
 species from harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
 tion covers interim measures for Dooly County, Geor-
 gia.

 Keywords: 'Natural  resources management,  'Pesti-
 cides, 'Environmental protection, US EPA, Toxic sub-
 stances,  Habitats, Implementation, Pollution  regula-
 tions, Animals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife management,
 Chemical compounds, 'Dooly County(Georgia), 'En-
 dangered Species Act.
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                                                  EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
 PB92-232768/REB               PC A01/MF A01
 Protecting Endangered Species: Interim  Meas-
 ure*, Henderson County, North Carolina.
 Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
 Sep 90,5p EPA-20T-3053

 The Endangered Species Act is intended to protect
 and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
 danger of becoming extinct due to the  activities  of
 people. Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use  of
 pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
 cies listed as endangered or threatened by the U.S.
 Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
 species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
 to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
 This program will protect endangered and threatened
 species from harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
 tion covers interim measures for Henderson County,
 North Carolina.

 Keywords: 'Natural resources management, 'Pesti-
 cides, 'Environmental protection, US EPA, Toxic sub-
 stances, Habitats, Implementation, Pollution regula-
 tions. Animals,  Ptants(Botany), Wildlife management,
 Chemical  compounds,   'Henderson  County(Nortti
 Carolina), 'Endangered Species Act.
 PB92-232776/REB               PC A01 /MF A01
 Protecting  Endangered  Species: Interim Meas-
 ures, Lee County, Georgia.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
 Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
 Sep 90,5p EPA-20T-3054

 The Endangered Species Act is intended to protect
 and promote recovery of animals and plants that are in
 danger  of becoming extinct due to the activities of
 people.  Under the Act, EPA must ensure that use of
 pesticides it registers will not result in harm to the spe-
 cies listed as endangered or threatened by  the U.S.
 Fish and Wildlife Service, or to habitat critical to those
 species' survival. To accomplish this, the EPA expects
 to implement program requirements beginning in 1991.
 This program will protect endangered and threatened
 species from harm due to pesticide use. The publica-
 tion covers interim measures for Lee County, Georgia.

 Keywords: 'Natural resources management, 'Pesti-
 cides, 'Environmental protection, US EPA. Toxic sub-
 stances. Habitats, Implementation, Pollution regula-
 tions. Animals, Plants(Botany), Wildlife management.
 Chemical compounds, 'Lee County(Georgia), ^Endan-
 gered Species Act
PB92-2327M/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Assessment of Host Resistance to Infection with
Rodent Malaria. Book chapter.
Health  Effects Research  Lab.,  Research Triangle
Park, NC. Environmental Toxicology Div.
R. W. Luebke. 1992,29p EPA/600/A-92/190
Pub. in Modem Methods in Immunotoxicology.

Resistance to malaria infection is known to require an
intact immune system. The chapter presents an over-
view of rodent malaria, the host response to infection
and methods for assessing infection in rats and mice.

Keywords:  'Malaria,  'Rodents,   'Immune  system,
Rats, Mice, PlasnxxSum, Life cycles, Host-parasite re-
lations. Cryopreservation, Reprints.
PB92-232792/REB                PC A04/MF A01
Health Effects  Research  Lab..  Research Triangle
ParKNC.
Ozone-induced Inflammatory Response In Pulrno-
nary Cells.
Alliance Technologies Corp.. Chapel Hill, NC.
H. S. Koran, R. B. Devlin, and S. Becker. 20 Aug 92.
65p EPA/600/A-92/191
Sponsored by  Health  Effects Research  Lab.. Re-
search Triangle Park. NC.

The  chapter highlights the roles of AM's, polymor-
phonudear neutropNIs (PMN), and epithelial cells and
their products (primarily eicosanads and cytokines) in
the  inflammatory  cascade,  comparing  animal  to
human data and in vivo and in vitro data. The relation-
ship of the inflammatory response induced by ozone to
that induced by  other inhaled environmental materials
is discussed.
 Keywords: 'Ozone, 'Toxicity, 'Inflammation, 'Lung,
 'Air   pollution   effects(Humans),   'Air   pollution
 effects(Animals),      Cytokines,       Eicosanoids,
 Cells(Biology).  Alveolar macrpphages,  Neutrophils,
 Epithelium, Lymphocytes, Reprints.
 PB92-232BOO/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Assessment of Immunotoxicity with the Parasitic
 Infection Model Trichinella spiralis'. Book chapter.
 Health  Effects Research Lab.,  Research  Triangle
 Park, NC. Environmental Toxicology Div.
 H. Van Loveren, R. W. Luebke, and J. G. Vos. 1992,
 37p EPA/600/A-92/192
 Pub. in Modem Methods in Immunotoxicology, v2. Pre-
 pared in cooperation with Rijksinstituut voor de Volks-
 gezondheid en Milieuhygiene, Bilthoven (Netherlands).

 Resistance to trichinella spiralis is known to require an
 intact immune system. The chapter presents an over-
 view of the infection, the host response to infection,
 and methods for assessing infection in rats and mice.

 Keywords: 'Trichinosis, 'Immune system, Immunoglo-
 bulins, Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, Immuno-
 suppresston, Muscles, Larvae,  Rats, Mice,  Reprints.
 'Trichinella spiralis.
PB92-232818/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Role of Motor Activity in the  Asssessment  of
Neurotoxicity. Book chapter.
Health  Effects Research  Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC. Neurotoxicology Div.
M. E. Stantpn. 1992,12p EPA/600/A-92/193
Pub. in lexicological Interpretation of Neurobehavioral
Data.

Motor activity is a behavioral test that has been recom-
mended as a component of testing batteries that
evaluate the neurotoxic potential of chemicals. This
brief commentary will address the  role of this test in
such evaluations. It  is organized in accordance with
the questions that were posed to members of the Work
Group on Activity and Observational Data by the con-
ference organizers. For the purposes of this commen-
tary, 'neurotoxicity' is defined as an  unwanted effect of
an agent on the structure or function  of the nervous
system. This effect can be direct or indirect and tran-
sient or permanent, in addition, assessment of neuro-
toxicity occurs  in two stages: hazard identification and
characterization.

Keywords: "Motor activity, 'Toxicity, "Nervous system,
Exposure, Humans, Behavior.
PB92-232826/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Health Effects  Research  Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC.
Utility of Activity  and Observational  Data  for
Neurotoxicity Screening.
ManTech Environmental Technology, Inc., Research
Triangle Park, NC.
V. C. Moser. 1992,17p EPA/600/A-92/194
Contract EPA-68-02-4450
Sponsored  by Health Effects  Research  Lab., Re-
search Triangle Park, NC.

Observational and activity  tests provide neurobeha-
vioral data critical for assessing a chemical's effects
on the nervous system. The measures  are sensitive,
relatively specific, and provide information about the
effects of the chemical in specified functional domains.
These measures are also valuable additions to mecha-
nistic studies, although not specifically designed for
this purpose. Furthermore, they are sufficiently sensi-
tive that conservative exposure standards could be de-
termined in the absence of  additional neurotoxicity
data. There  are  numerous advantages to including
these tests in acute,  subchronic, or chronic  studies.
The measures are quite reliable over time, and given
the additional benefits of collecting neurobehavioral
data, there is good reason to include these  assess-
ments in standard toxicity tests.

Keywords: 'Toxicity,  "Nervous  system, Tests, Body
weight Animal behavior.
PB92-232834/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Toxicity Reduction  Evaluation  at  a  Municipal
Wastewater Treatment Plant Using Mutagenicity
as an Endpoint Journal article.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
 J. U. Doerger, J. R. Meier, R. A. Dobbs, R. D. Johnson,
 and G. T. Ankley. c1992,8p EPA/600/J-92/305
 Pub. in Archives of Environmental Contamination and
 Toxicology, v22 n4 p384-388. See also PB88-170147.

 Previous work revealed substantial levels of mutage-
 nicity in effluents from certain municipal wastewater
 treatment plants.  One of these treatment plants was
 selected for further study to track the effluent mutage-
 nicity to its sources, to chemically characterize the mu-
 tagenicity,  and to assess the treatability of the muta-
 gens. Mutagenicity testing using the Salmonella/mi-
 crosome assay was performed on methylene chloride
 extracts of influent and effluent samples from the mu-
 nicipal wastewater treatment plant, as well as on four
 selected industrial effluents entering the plant. The
 mutagenicity of the influent samples was detected only
 in the presence of a micrqsomal metabolic activation
 system and was  highest in Salmonella strain TA98.
 About two-thirds of the mutagenicity passed through
 the treatment plant,  suggesting that the mutagenic
 compounds were  refractory to conventional biological
 treatment.  No significant mutagenic  activity was de-
 tected in  three of the industrial waste streams,  all
 paper  products plant discharges.  However, a high
 level of mutagenicity (1.2 million TA98 revertants/liter)
 was detected in the effluent from a coke oven plant.
 The source could account for all of the mutagenicity
 entering the wastewater treatment plant. After frac-
 tionation of the coke oven effluent by sequential ex-
 traction at neutral, acidic and basic pH with methylene
 chloride, 93% of  the TA98 (+S9) mutagenicity was
 found in the neutral fraction. A C18 column fractiqna-
 tion scheme using a methanol/water elution gradient
 revealed that 92% of the mutagenicity eluted with the
 75% and the 60% methanol water fractions.

 Keywords: 'Waste water treatment, 'Toxicity, 'Munici-
 palities, Mutagens, Public health, Sampling, Activated
 sludge process, Chlorination, Coking, Distillation, Cor-
 relation, Mutagenesis, Ames test, Salmonella assay,
 Drinking water.
PB92-232842/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research Triangle
Park, NC.
Immature Rat Leydig Cells are Intrinsically Less
Sensitive Than Adult Leydig Cells to Ethane Di-
methanesulfonate. Journal article.
Johns Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, MD. Dept. of Popula-
tion Dynamics.
W. R. Kelce. B. R. Zirkin, and L. L. Ewing. C1991,14p
EPA/600/J-92/322
Contract NIH-ES-05508
Pub. in Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, v111
n2 p189-200 Nov 91. Prepared in cooperation with Na-
tional Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD. Sponsored
by Health Effects  Research Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC.

Leydig cells from immature rat testes appear to be in-
sensitive  to doses of ethane- 1,2-dimethanesulfonate
(EDS) which eliminate Leydig cells from  adult rat
testes. The authors sought to determine whether this
differential response to EDS is intrinsic to the Leydig
cell or mediated by other intra- or extratesticular differ-
ences between adult and immature rats. To differenti-
ate among these  possibilities, Leydig cells  were ex-
posed to  EDS (1) in vivo, (2) through in vitro testicular
perfusion, or (3) in highly purified Leydig cell primary
cultures. Four days after ip injection of 85 mg EDS/ kg
body wt Leydig cells were eliminated from  testes of
adult, but not immature rats. Total androgen produc-
tion  by testes perfused in vitro with 94 microgram
EDS/ml was dramatically reduced in adult, but not im-
mature rats. Highly purified adult, but not immature, rat
Leydig cells were  far more sensitive to the effects of
EDS on luteinizing hormone-stimulated androgen pro-
duction (functional effects; apparent EC50  = 94 for
adult and 407 microgram/ml for immature rat Leydig
cells) and on (35S)methionine incorporation (cytotoxic
effects; apparent EC50 = 140 for adult and 1000 mi-
crogram/ml for immature rat Leydig cells). Finally, the
in vitro effects of EDS  were both cell type and chemi-
cal specific. (Copyright (c) 1991 Academic Press, Inc.)

Keywords: 'Leydig cells, 'Toxicity, Rats, Methionine,
In vivo analysis, In vitro analysis, Hydroxysteroid dehy-
drogenases,  Perfusion,  LH,  Androgens,   Reprints,
'Ethane dimethanesulfonate.
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                                                  EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
PB92-232859/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Health Effects  Research  Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC.
New Methods for the Assessment of Immunotoxi-
city of Chemical Substances. Journal article.
Paris-11 Univ., Chatenay-Malabry (France). Lab. de
Toxicologie.
M. Pallardy, H. Lebrec, C. Blot, G. R. Burleson, and C.
Bohuon. C1992, 8p EPA/600/J-92/323
Contract EPA-68-02-4450
Pub. in Jnl.  of  European Cytokin  Network, Special
Issue, p37-42 Jun 92. Prepared in cooperation with In-
stitut Gustave-Roussy, Villejuif (France). Dept. de Bio-
logie Clinique. Sponsored by Health Effects Research
Lab., Research Triangle Park, NC.

The immune  system is a target of toxic insult following
subchronic or chronic exposure to environmental
chemicals, therapeutic drugs or abused drugs. Interac-
tion of xenobiotics with the immune system may result
in undesirable effects of three principal types: (1) those
manifested as immunosuppression,  (2) those  mani-
fested as autoimmunity, and (3) those manifested as
an allergic reaction. Additional qualitative and quantita-
tive information  should improve the accuracy with
which the effects  of  chemicals and drugs on the
immune system can be predicted. To extend and de-
velop the  approach the authors have focused on in
vitro systems. In vitro animal systems are potent tools
to permit identification of a chemical's effect on isolat-
ed parts of the immune system and results may be cor-
related with human peripheral blood lymphocytes. The
present study evaluated the in vitro effects of a panel
of selected drugs on the immune system to compare
and validate the assays employed and to determine
the sensitivity of the methods used.

Keywords: 'Toxicity, *lmmune  system, 'Xenobiotics,
Immunosuppression, Lymphocytes,  In vitro analysis,
Cytokines, 'Foreign technology.
PB92-232867/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC. Environmental Toxicology Div.
Effects of PCB (Aroclor (Trade Name) 1254) on
Non-Specific  Immune  Parameters  in   Rhesus
('Macaca mulatta') Monkeys. Journal article.
Health and Welfare Canada, Ottawa (Ontario). Health
Protection Branch.
H. Tryphonas, M. I. Luster, K. L. White, P. H. Naylor,
and M. R. Erdos. c1991,11 p EPA/600/J-92/324
Contract EPA-68-02-4450
Pub. in International Jnl. of Immunopharmacology, v13
n6 p639-648 Dec 91. Prepared in cooperation with Na-
tional Inst. of Environmental Health Sciences, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC., Medical Coll. of Virginia,
Richmond, and  George Washington Univ.  Medical
Center, Washington, DC. Sponsored by Health Effects
Research Lab., Research Triangle Park, NC. Environ-
mental Toxicology Div.

The effects of low level, chronic polychlorinated  bi-
phenyl - Aroclor 1254 - (PCB) exposure were investi-
gated on  non-specific immune parameters in female
rhesus (Macaca mulatta)  monkeys. Five groups of
monkeys were orally administered with PCB at con-
centrations of 0, 5, 20, 40 or 80 micrograms/kg bw/
day.  Immunotoxicity  testing was initiated  after  55
months of exposure.  The serum hemolytic cpmple-
ment activity in all PCB treated groups was significant-
ly higher (P<0.05) than that in the control group. A sta-
tistically  significant dose-related increase in natural
killer cell activity was evident at the 75 : 1 effector to
target cell ratio.  Similarly, a statistically significant
dose-related increase was noted for thymosin alpha-1
levels but not for thymosin beta-4 levels. Statistically
significant increased interferon  levels were  noted in
the 20 and 80 micrograms/kg groups compared with
the control group while the levels in the 40 micro-
grams/kg group were decreased significantly  com-
pared with the control group. The production of tumor
necrosis factor  by  monocytes in  the  PCB treated
groups was not different to that in the control group.
The results indicated that long term exposure to PCB
modulate several non-specific  immune  parameters.
(Copyright (c) 1991 International Society for Immuno-
pharmacology.)

Keywords: 'Polychlorobiphenyl compounds,  'Macaca
mulatta, 'Aroclors, 'Immunity, 'Toxicity, Body weight,
Interferons, Hemolysis, Tumor necrosis factor, Natural
killer cells, Complement, Reprints, Thymosins.
PB92-232875/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Age-Dependent Changes  in  Activity of  Mallard
Plasma Cholinesterases. Journal article.
Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
R. S. Bennett, and J. K. Bennett. c1991, 3p EPA/600/
J-92/325
Pub. in Jnl. of Wildlife Diseases 27, n1  p116-118 1991.
Prepared in cooperation with NSI Technology Services
Corp., Corvallis, OR.

Plasma acetylcholinesterase (AChE) and butrylcholin-
esterase  (BChE) activity was measured repeatedly in
27 mallard (Anas platyrhynchos) ducklings between 7
and  85 days of age to determine  age-dependent
changes in enzyme activity. Plasma AChE, BChe, and
total chqlinesterase (ChE) activity decreased signifi-
cantly  with  age.  The  relative proportion of AChE in
total ChE activity also decreased slightly with age.
Since some anti ChE chemicals can selectively inhibit
AChE  or BChE activity,  characterization of  age-de-
pendent changes in the activity of each enzyme may
be necessary to accurately identify the occurrence of
pesticide exposure.

Keywords: 'Cholinesterase, 'Ducks, 'Aging(Biology),
Blood, Butyrylcholinesterase,   Acetylcholinesterase,
Pesticides, Cholinesterase inhibitors, Reprints.
PB92-2328S3/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
Climate  Change in  Thailand and Its Potential
Impact on Rice Yield. Journal article.
ManTech  Environmental Technology, Inc., Corvallis,
OR.
D. Bachelet, D. Brown, M. Boehm, and P. Russell.
C1992,22p EPA/600/J-92/326
Contract EPA-68-C8-0006
Pub. in Climatic Change 21, p347-366 1992. Prepared
in cooperation with  NSI  Technology Services  Corp.,
Corvallis, OR.  Sponsored by Corvallis Environmental
Research Lab., OR.

Because of the uncertainties surrounding prediction of
climate change, it is common to employ climate sce-
narios to  estimate its imapcts ona  system. Climate
scenarios are  setsof climatic perturbations used with
models to test system sensitivity to projected changes.
In the study, four general circulation rhodel (GCM) pre-
dictions are overlaid and the composite used to derive
climate change scenarios that will be used in the future
in rice models to estimate potential future change in
yield and other agronomically important variables. This
approach provides a means  to identify model uncer-
tainties and provides error bars for the projections. A
review of current climatic conditions in Thailand pro-
vides a simple test of the predictions validity. Tempera-
ture changes are important for rice culture which pro-
vides food and economic stability to the country. In-
creased  precipitation could  mean  greater  flooding
problems in the plains.

Keywords: 'Climatic changes, 'Thailand, 'Rice, 'Crop
response, 'Air pollution effects(Plants), Environmental
effects. Global warming, Carbon dioxide, General cir-
culation       models,      International      trade,
Precipitation(Meteorology),  Economic  analysis,  Re-
prints.
 PB92-232891/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
 Carbon Storage Potential of Short Rotation Tropi-
 cal Tree Plantations. Journal article.
 ManTech Environmental  Technology,  Inc., Corvallis,
 OR.
 P. Schroeder. C1992,13p EPA/600/J-92/327
 Contract EPA-68-C8-0006
 Pub. in Forest Ecology and Management 50,  p31-41,
 1992. See also PB92-144070 and DE88006256. Spon-
 sored by Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.

 Forests are a major sink for carbon and play an impor-
 tant role in the global carbon cycle. Not only do forests
 contain high amounts of carbon, they exchange it very
 actively with the atmosphere. Expanding the world's
 forests, therefore, may present an opportunity to in-
 crease the terrestrial carbon sink, and slow the in-
 crease in atmospheric CO2 concentration. The tropical
 zones of the world seem  particularly attractive for for-
 estation because of the high rates of productivity that
 can potentially  be attained there, and because there
 appear to be large areas of land that would benefit
 from tree planting. The analysis described here exam-
 ines the carbon storage potential of short rotation trop-
 ical tree plantations in  particular.  Mean long-term
carbon storage over multiple rotations was calculated
for several commonly grown species.

Keywords:  'Air pollution control, 'Carbon  dioxide,
'Forestry, Sinks,  Planting,  Forest trees, Rotation,
Length, Biomass, Accumulation, Biological productivi-
ty, Tropical regions, Removal, Carbon, Atmosphere,
Tree plantations.
PB92-232909/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
Toward a Rule-Based Biome Model (Journal Arti-
cle).
Oregon State Univ., Corvallis.
R. P. Neilson, G. A. King, and G. Koerper. C1992,19p
EPA/600/J-92/328
Pub. in Landscape  Ecology, y7 n1  p27-43 1992. See
also PB91-226472.  Prepared in cooperation with Man-
Tech Environmental Technology, Inc., Corvallis, OR.
Sponsored by Corvallis Environmental Research Lab.,
OR.

The current projections of the response of the bio-
sphere to global climatic change indicate as much as
50%  to  90%  spatial  displacement of extratropical
biomes. The mechanism of spatial shift could be domi-
nated by either (1) competitive displacement of north-
ern biomes by  southern  biomes,  or (2) drought-in-
duced dieback  of areas susceptible to change. The
current suite of global biosphere models cannot distin-
guish between these two processes, thus determining
the need for a mechanistically based biome model.

Keywords: 'Biomes, 'Climatic changes, Mathematical
models,  Droughts,  Vegetation,  Mortality,  Damage,
Greenhouse       effect,       Evapotranspiration,
Plants(Botany),  Air  pollution, Tropical regions, Simula-
tion, Global.
PB92-232917/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
Biological Diversity and Biological  Integrity: Cur-
rent Concerns for Lakes and Streams. Journal arti-
cle.
ManTech  Environmental Technology, Inc.,  Corvallis,
OR.
R. M. Hughes, and R. F. Noss. c1992,11 p EPA/600/J-
92/329
Contract EPA-68-C8-0006
Pub.  in Fisheries,  v11  n19  May-Jun 1992.  See also
PB92-231497. Sponsored by Corvallis Environmental
Research Lab., OR.

In discussing various concepts of biological diversity
and biological integrity, the authors trace development
of the terms from a focus on  species to a consideration
of ecosystems. The authors urge the public to extend
its concern with species extinction and tropical rain for-
ests  to include temperate aquatic assemblages. Ex-
amples of losses in biological diversity and biological
integrity are  given for  the  genetic, species, assem-
blage, fauna, ecosystem, and landscape levels  of bio-
logical organization.

Keywords:  'Biotechnology,  'Aquatic  ecosystems,
Flora, Fauna, Genetics, Surface waters, Endangered
species, Protection, Ecology,  Salmon, Rivers,  Lakes,
Estuaries, Fisheries, Evolution(Development), 'Biolog-
ical diversity, Oncorhynchus.
 PB92-232925/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Infrared Spectroscopy-Based Property-Reactivity
 Correlations for Predicting Environmental Fate of
 Organic Chemicals. Journal article.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Athens, GA.
 T. W. Collette. C1992,13p EPA/600/J-92/330
 Pub. in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, v11
 n7p981-991 Jul92.

 A  conventional structure-activity  relationship  (SAP)
 has been established between the alkaline hydrolysis
 rate constants (Ksub OH)) of 12 alkyl and aryl formates
 and acetates and the linear combination of the fre-
 quencies of the C = O and C-O infrared  (IR)  absor-
 bance peaks. The inability of the relationship to predict
 K(sub OH) values for more structurally diverse carbox-
 ylic acid esters led to the development of a prototype
 of a prediction  system that employs multiple linear re-
 gression analysis,  using points from the Fourier trans-
 forms (FTs) of IR spectra. Conventional SARs  have
 also been observed between single IR peak  param-
 eters and the microbial degradation rate constants of
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amides (C=O peak frequencies). 2.4-dichlorophenox-
yacetate esters (C—H peak intensities), phenols (O--H
peak frequencies), and anilines (N--H stretching peak
intensities). These observations indicate the feasibility
of extending the FT-based prediction system to micro-
bial degradation when reliable rates are available for
additional compounds. (Copyright (c) 1992 SET AC.)

Keywords: 'Organic compounds,  'Property reactivity
correlations, 'Structure activity relationships, 'Envi-
ronmental pollution, Water pollution, Infrared spectros-
copy, Fourier transform spectrometers, Path of pollut-
ants, Hydrolysis, Anilines, Reaction kinetics, Microor-
ganisms, Oxidation, Esters, Molecular structure, Car-
boxylic acid esters, Reprints, 'Fate constants, Fate of
pollutants. Acetic acid/(dichlorophenoxy-ester).
PB92-232933/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Research Lab., Athens, GA.
Analysis of Long-Term and Seasonal River Water
Quality Changes in Latvia. Journal article.
Hydrochemical Inst, Rostov-na-Donu (USSR).
V. V. Tsirkunov, A. M. Nikanorov, M. M. Laznik, and Z.
Dongwei. C1992,14p EPA/600/J-92/331
Pub. in Water Research, v26 n9 p1203-1216 Sep 92.
Sponsored by Environmental Research Lab., Athens,
GA.

The paper presents  the results of an analysis of long-
term and seasonal river water quality changes in
Latvia.  Latvia was chosen mainly for two reasons: (1)
there are relatively many river sites at which long-term
observations have been made and (2) interpretation of
the results is easier because only non-point sources of
pollution have significant influence on river water qual-
ity at these sites. The report shows how to extract an
optimal amount of information from the available his-
torical water quality records using specially developed
non-parametric tests and software.

Keywords:  'Water  quality, 'Rivers. 'Water pollution
sampling. 'Latvia, Long term effects.  Seasonal  vari-
ations.              Nonpoint             sources.
Concentration(Composition). Statistical analysis, Hy-
drology, Ions, Nutrients, Reprints. 'Foreign technolo-
gy
PB92-232941/REB
                                 PC A02/MF A01
Rote of Property-Reactivity Relationships in Meet-
ing the EPA's Needs for Environmental Fate Con-
stants. Journal article.
Environmental Research Lab., Athens, GA.
W. T. Donaldson. C1992,7p EPA/600/J-92/332
Pub. in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, v11
n7 0887-891 Jul 92. See also PB82-258096. Present-
ed at the Symposium on Structure-Activity and Struc-
ture-Property Relationships  (SARs) in  Environmental
Chemistry and Toxicology, Pacifichem '89, Honolulu,
HI., December 17-22,1989.

During the next 10 years, the Environmental Protection
Agency may consider as many as 70,000 chemicals
for  potential risk  to humans and the aquatic environ-
ment. As many as 14 kinetic and equilibrium constants
can be required for predicting the fate and transport of
each chemical, and relatively few reliable constants
are available in the literature. Laboratory measurement
of the needed constants is prohibitively expensive (as
much as S7  billion  for all constants and  chemicals
combined) and too slow for rapid response to site-spe-
cific evaluations.  Development of reliable computa-
tional methods holds promise of a 100- to 1000-fold re-
duction in cost of providing fate constants within a rea-
sonable time frame.

Keywords:  "Chemical  compounds, 'Environmental
transport, 'Water pollution, 'Property reactivity corre-
lations. Path of pollutants. US EPA, Reaction kinetics,
Chemical equilibrium. Cost analysis. Microorganisms,
Reprints, 'Fate constants. Exposure analysis model-
ing system. Fate of pollutants.
PB92-2329S8/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Ozonation Byproducts: Identification of Bromohy-
drin* from the Ozonation Natural Waters with En-
hanced Bromide Levels. Journal article.
Environmental Research Lab., Athens, GA. Office of
Research and Development.
J. E. Cavanagh. H. S. Weinberg, A. Gold, R. Sangalah,
and D. Marbury. C1992,7p EPA/600/J-92/333
Pub. in Environmental Science and Technology, v26
n8  p1658-1662 Aug 92. Prepared in cooperation with
North Carolina Univ. at Chapel Hill. Dept. of Environ-
mental Sciences and Engineering.

When ozone is used in the treatment of drinking water,
it reacts with both inorganic and organic compounds to
form byproducts.  If bromide is present, it may be oxi-
dized to hypobromous acid which may then react with
natural organic matter (NOM) to form brominated or-
ganic compounds. The formation of bromoform has
been well documented and,  more recently, other  by-
products such as bromoacetic acids, bromopicrin,  cy-
anogen bromide,  bromoacetones, and bromate, have
been identified. The purpose of this communication is
to report the  identification  of  bromohydrins, a new
group of labile brominated organic byproducts from  the
Ozonation of a natural water in the presence of  en-
hanced levels of bromide. (Copyright (c)  1992 Ameri-
can Chemical Society.)

Keywords: 'Water treatment,  'Ozonation, 'Byprod-
ucts, 'Water pollution detection. Organic matter. Bro-
mine organic compounds, Water analysis, Gas chro-
matography, Fourier transform  spectrometers,  Re-
prints, 'Bromohydrins.


PB92-232966/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Environmental Research Lab., Athens, GA.
Approach  to  Calculating  Wind-Driven  Currents
and  Transport  of  Substances in  Unstratified
Water Bodies Using Curvilinear Coordinates. Jour-
nal article.
Vsesoyuznyi Nauchno-lssledovatel'skii   Inst.  Gidro-
tekhniki i Melioratsii, Kharkov (USSR).
Y. M. Plis. C1992,8p EPA/600/J-92/334
Pub  in Water Resources Research,  v28 n1  p83-88
Jan 92 Sponsored by Environmental  Research Lab.,
Athens. GA.

A model of wind-driven currents and transport of sub-
stances in unstratified water bodies is presented. The
model employs a coordinate system, consisting of cur-
vilinear functions that are orthogonal in the horizontal
plane and a coordinate  of  'normalized  depth.' The
method of merging  asymptotic expansions was used
to obtain analytical expressions for components of cur-
rent velocity as functions of wind stress and pressure
anomaly gradient. The pressure anomaly was calculat-
ed using an equation that describes the influence of
bottom topography, Coriolis force, inertial forces, wind
friction, bottom friction, and lateral friction. (Copyright
(c) 1992 by the American Geophysical Union.)

Keywords:  'Mathematical  models,  'Environmental
transport,  'Water currents,  'Spherical  coordinates,
'Water quality, Air water interactions. Water pollution,
Turbulent  flow.  Fluid  flow,  Oceans,  Freshwater,
Wind(Meteorology), Reprints.
PB92-232974/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Differences between Rats and  Mice in the Im-
munosuppressive Activity  of 2-Methoxyethanol
and 2-Methoxyacetlc Acid. Journal article.
Health Effects  Research  Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC.
R. J. Smialowicz, M. M. Riddle, W. C. Williams, C. B.
Copeland, and R. W. Luebke. c1992,11 p EPA/600/J-
92/335
Pub. in Toxicology 74, n1 p57-67 Aug 92. Prepared in
cooperation with ManTech Environmental  Technolo-
gy, Inc.. Research Triangle Park, NC.

In the study, the immunosuppressive potential of ME
and MAA was evaluated in young adult female Fischer
344 rats and C57BL/6J mice.  Rats  and mice were
dosed by gavage with either ME or MAA in water, at
dosages ranging from 50 to 400 mg/kg/d, for 10 con-
secutive days. Rats and mice were examined for alter-
ations in body, spleen and thymus weights, and mito-
gen-induced proliferation of  splenic  lymphocytes in
vitro; separate groups were employed for the antibody
plaque-forming cell (PFC) response to trinitrophenyl-li-
popolysaccharide (TNP-LPS). Rats dosed at 100-400
mg/kg/d ME and rats dosed at 50-400 mg/kg/d MAA
had decreased thymus weights  in the absence of de-
creased body or spleen weights. Lymphoproliferative
(LP) responses to  concanavalin A (Con A), hytohe-
magglutinin (PHA), pokeweed mitogen (PWM) and Sal-
monella typhimurium mitogen (STM) were all reduced
in rats treated with all dosages of ME and at dosages
of MAA at or greater than I00mg/kg/d. In contrast to
the effects of ME and MAA on these end points in the
rat, no  thymic  involution or suppression  of  LP re-
sponses were observed in mice dosed at 50-400 mg/
kg/a.
Keywords:  'Immunosuppression,   'Toxicity,   Rats,
Mice, Thymus gland, Organ weight, Graphs(Charts),
Body weight, Species specificity, Reprints, *2-methox-
yethanol, *2-methoxyacetic acid.
PB92-232982/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Eyeblink Conditioning in the Developing Rat. Jour-
nal article.
Health Effects  Research  Lab., Research  Triangle
Park, NC.
M. E. Stanton, R. W. Skelton, and J. H. Freeman.
C1992,11p EPA/600/J-92/336
Pub. in Behavioral Neuroscience, v106 n4 p657-665
Aug 92. Prepared in cooperation with Victoria Univ.
(British Columbia), and North Carolina Univ. at Chapel
Hill.

Long-Evans rat pups, 17-18 or 24 days of age, were
trained with an eyeblink conditioning (EBC) procedure
that has recently been used with adult rats. Pups re-
ceived 3 sessions of delay conditioning in a single day,
at about 4 hour intervals (100 trials/session). Trials in-
volved pairings of an auditory conditioned stimulus (2.8
KHZ,  82 dB tone), and a periocular-shock  uncondi-
tioned stimulus (US, 100msec, 2 mA), presented 280-
msec apart. EBC was observed at both ages, but older
pups learned much more rapidly. Subsequent experi-
ments established that the effect is associative (Exper-
iment 2), that age differences in  EBC cannot be attrib-
uted to differences in the ability to respond or in sensi-
tivity to the US (Experiment 3);  and that EBC can be
modulated by motivational state (Experiment 4). These
results indicate that EBC can be studied in the devel-
oping rat.  Further use of the preparation could help
elucidate the  relation between neural development
and the ontogeny of learning.

Keywords:  'Conditioning(Learning),  Rats,  Acoustic
stimulation, Development, Nervous system,  Reprints,
•Eyeblink.
PB92-232990/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Health Effects  Research  Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC.
Hepatocarcinogenicity  of  Chloral Hydrate,  2-
Chloroacetaldehyde,  and Dichloroacetic Acid in
the Male B6C3F1 Mouse. Journal article.
Pathology Associates, Inc., West Chester, OH.
F. B. Daniel, A. B. DeAngelo, J. A. Stober, G. R. Olson,
and N. P. Page. C1992,12p EPA/600/J-92/337
Contracts EPA-68-03-3526, EPA-68-C8-0082
Pub. in Fundamental and Applied Toxicology, v19 n2
p 159-168 Aug 92. See also PB91-242610. Prepared in
cooperation with Page Associates, Gaithersburg, MD.
Sponsored  by  Health Effects  Research  Lab., Re-
search Triangle Park, NC.

Chloral hydrate (CH) and 2-chloroacetaldehyde (CAA)
have  been identified  as chlorination  by-products in
drinking water. Both chemicals are genotoxic, but their
carcinogenic  potential  had  not  been  adequately
tested. These bioassays were conducted using male
B6C3F1 mice exposed to 1 g/LCHandO.1 g/LCAAin
the drinking water for 104  weeks.  Distilled  water
served as the control; dichloroacetic acid (DCA; 0.5 g/
L) was included. Mean daily doses of 166 mg/kg/day
for CH, 17 mg/kg/day for CAA and 88 mg/kg/day for
DCA were  measured.  Mortality, body weight, organ
weights, gross pathology, and histopathology were ex-
amined. The primary target organ was the liver since
the organ weights and pathologic changes in  other
organs were comparable between treated and untreat-
ed groups. Liver weights were increased for all chemi-
cals at  the terminal  sacrifice with the greatest in-
creases seen in the CH and DCA groups. Liver necro-
sis  was induced by all test chemicals, but was most
severe in the CH and DCA groups.  A significant in-
crease in the prevalence of liver tumors was seen for
all chemicals. For DCA 63% of the mice had carcino-
mas and 43% had adenomas. The combined preva-
lence for both neoplasms was 75%. For CH, the prev-
alence  for carcinomas, adenomas,  and combined
tumors was 46%, 29%, and 71 % respectively.

Keywords: "Liver neoplasms, 'Chloral hydrate, "Dich-
loroacetate,  "Carcinogens, Mice,  Males, Dose-re-
sponse   relationships,  Body  weight.  Organ weight,
Water consumption, Pathology, Adenoma, Carcinoma,
Reprints, *2-chloroacetaldehyde.
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                                                  EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
PB92-233006/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research Triangle
Park, NC. Environmental Toxicology Div.
Host  Resistance to Trichinella spiralis' Infection
in Rats and Mice: Species-Dependent Effects  of
Cyclophosphamide Exposure. Journal article.
NSI, Inc., Research Triangle Park, NC.
R. W.  Luebke, C. B. Copeland, D. L. Andrews, M. M.
Riddle, and R. J. Smialowicz. C1992,19p EPA/600/J-
92/338
Contract EPA-68-02-4450
Pub. in Toxicology, v73 n3 p305-321 Jul 92. Spon-
sored by Health Effects Research Lab., Research Tri-
angle Park, NC. Environmental Toxicology Div.

Host  resistance to Trichinella spiralis  infection was
compared in rats (F344) and mice (C57BL/6J) follow-
ing  various Cyclophosphamide (CY)  treatment sched-
ules. Doses of CY given to mice were adjusted by body
surface area to be  comparable to  rat doses. Adult
parasite elimination was not affected by oral adminis-
tration of 1.5, 3 or 6 mg CY/kg/d to rats or 1.05, 2.1  or
4.2 mg CY/kg/d to mice for 10 d. In rats, resistance
was suppressed by  a single  oral dose of 80 mg/kg
given  the day prior to infection, but was not affected at
20 or  40 mg/kg. A single oral  dose of 14, 28 or 56 mg
CY/kg did not affect parasite expulsion in mice.  Rats
were also given 4 daily intraperitoneal (ip) injections of
20,  40 or 80 mg CY/kg/d and mice received 14, 28 or
56 mg CY/kg/d. Infected rats did not survive at the two
higher dose levels and parasite expulsion was sup-
pressed at 20 mg/kg/d; parasite expulsion was sup-
pressed in mice by 4 ip injections of 56 mg CY/kg/d,
but not by lower doses. In rats, doses oc CY which
suppressed adult parasite expulsion also severely sup-
pressed the cellular proliferative response to an ex-
tract of T. spiralis (TsE). However, significient suppres-
sion of TsEndriven blastogenesis occurred at a dose of
CY which did not affect parasite expulsion, indicating
that the proliferative response in rats was more sensi-
tive to suppression than actual parasite elimination.

Keywords: 'Trichqnosis, •Pharmacology, 'Cyclophos-
phamide, 'Immunity, Cell division, Dose-response re-
lationships, Graphs(Charts), Reprints, 'Trichinella spir-
alis.
PB92-233014/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research  Triangle
Park, NC.
Relative Mesothelioma Induction in Rats by Miner-
al Fibers: Comparison with Residual  Pulmonary
Mineral Fiber Number and Epidemiology. Journal
article.
North Carolina Univ. at Chapel Hill.
D. L. Coffin, P. M. Cook, and J. P. Creason. c1992, 30p
EPA/600/J-92/339
Grant EPA-R-817643
Pub. in Inhalation Toxicology, v4 n3 p273-300 Jul 92.
See also PB88-250246. Sponsored by Health Effects
Research Lab., Research Triangle Park, NC.

Large differences in mesothelioma induction by vari-
ous minerals were demonstrated in rats on the basis of
tumor to fiber ratios. Erinpite was 500-800 times more
tumorigenic and  crocidolite  30-60 times more tumori-
genic than  chysotile. Erionite was relatively more
potent when introduced intratrachealy than either as-
bestos. The data rank similarly to human  exposure to
the same mineral fibers. The authors propose that a
factor here termed intrinsic potency probably related
to surface  activity overrides both fiber number  and
geometric configuration when fibers of strongly differ-
ent tumorigenicity are compared. The potency differ-
ence may be related to differing tendencies of the re-
spective surfaces to coordinate endogenous iron and
release free radicals via the Fenton reaction during the
reduction from the ferric to the ferrous state. It is sug-
gested that such potency differences may explain the
failure of certain man-made fibers to induce mesotheli-
oma from inhalation exposure because of insufficient
dose reaching the mesothelium. (Copyright (c) 1992 by
Hemisphere Publishing Corporation.)

Keywords: 'Mesothelioma, 'Lung, 'Asbestos, 'Epide-
miology, Comparison, Electron microscopy, Environ-
mental exposure pathways. Rats,  'Air pollutants, Re-
prints, 'Mineral fibers.
PB92-233022/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Ineffectiveness  of Cough for Enhancing Mucus
Clearance in Asymptomatic Smokers. Journal arti-
cle.
Health Effects  Research  Lab., Research Triangle
Park, NC. Human Studies Div.
W. D. Bennett, W. F. Chapman, and T. R. Gerrity.
C1992, 7p EPA/600/J-92/340
Pub. in Chest 102, n2 p412-416 Aug 92. Prepared in
cooperation with  North Carolina Univ.  at Chapel Hill.
Center for Environmental Medicine and Lung Biology.

Using  monodisperse  aerosols  radiolabeled  with
(99m)Tc, the authors  studied  the effectiveness  of
cough and rapid inhalations for  clearing mucus in ten
asymptomatic smokers. On three separate study days,
each  subject breathed   5  micrometers  (MMAD)
(99m)Tc-iron oxide  particles under controlled breath-
ing  conditions. While seated  in front of  a gamma
camera, retention (R) of lung activity (measured as a
percent of initial activity) was measured over the initial
2 h and again at 24 h following particle inhalation. On
the control day the subject sat  quietly in front of the
camera, while on the cough day each subject per-
formed 60 controlled coughs during the first hour of re-
tention measurements,  and on the rapid inhalation
study day each subject performed 90 rapid inhalations
during the first hour of retention measurements. Be-
cause breathing patterns were controlled during parti-
cle  inhalation, initial lung  deposition  patterns were
matched on control, cough, and rapid inhalation study
days. By paired analysis, retentions at  both 1 and 2 h
R(sub 1) and R(sub 2) for the cough and rapid inhala-
tion  measurements were  not  significantly different
from control. Retention at 24 h (R(sub 24)) was not sig-
nificantly different between cough,  rapid  inhalation,
and  control  measurements  (mean  cough   R(sub
24) = 15 percent, mean rapid inhalation R(sub 24) = 14
percent, mean control R(sub 24) = 17 percent).

Keywords:  'Cough, 'Mucus,  'Smoking, Aerosols,
Spirometry,  Respiration,   Organotechnetium  com-
pounds, Reprints.
PB92-233030/REB                PC A02/MF A01
Methodological Issues in Human Exposure Stud-
ies of Low Level Solvent Mixtures, Journal article.
Health Effects  Research  Lab.,  Research Triangle
Park, NC.
D. Otto, H. K. Hudnell, and J. Prah. c1992,9p EPA/
600/J-92/341
Pub. in Applied  Psychology: An International Review,
v41 n3 p239-245 Mar 92.

The design of appropriate studies to assess the senso-
ry irritant and neurobehavioral effects of exposure to
complex VOC mixtures poses a variety of methodo-
logical challenges, particularly at the low levels found
in new buildings. For instance, Otto et al  (1989) ex-
posed subjects  to a 25  mg/m3 mixture of 22 VOCs
representative of the highest concentration encoun-
tered in new homes. The concentration is  equivalent,
in mass, to about 7 ppm toluene. As one might predict,
the mixture produced no consistent effects  on the per-
formance of an extensive neurobehavioral test battery,
but did elicit classical SBS symptoms of eye and throat
irritation, headache  and fatigue. Failure to find func-
tional deficits could be due to several factors. Perhaps
the tests were  not  sensitive (or difficult)  enough to
detect effects. The authors used the neurobehavioral
evaluation system which was designed for occupation-
al field studies.  Further study is needed to determine
the optimal testing  parameters for use in repeated-
measure laboratory studies of university students. Fur-
ther study is also needed to determine which subsets
of the population are most vulnerable to adverse ef-
fects of  VOC  exposure. Finally, other  physiological
endpoints (e.g., measures of inflammation and pulmo-
nary function) need to be explored.

Keywords:  'Solvents, 'Toxicology, Irritants, Neuropsy-
chological  tests, Eye(Anatomy),  Pharynx, Inflamma-
tion, Respiratory function tests,  Indoor air pollution,
Reprints, Volatile organic compounds.
 PB92-233055/REB               PC A04/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
 Technical Support  Document to Aid States with
 the Development of Carbon Monoxide State Im-
 plementation Plans.
 Pechan (E.H.) and Associates, Inc., Springfield, VA.
 E. H. Pechan. Jul 92,  55p EPA/452/R-92/003
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Plan-
ning and Standards.

Section 104 of the Clean Air Act (Act) Amendments of
1990 (CAAA) amends Part D of Title I of the Act  by
adding additional provisions for carbon monoxide (CO)
nonattainment areas  (Subpart 3). Sections 186 and
187 pertain to the classification of CO nonattainment
areas and to the submission requirements of the State
implementation plans (SIP's) for these areas, respec-
tively. This document provides the States with guid-
ance in developing their SIP for the moderate and seri-
ous CO nonattainment areas under their  administra-
tion. This document should be used in conjunction with
discussions between the States and the Environmen-
tal Protection Agency (EPA) Regional Office staffs and
with other relevant EPA offices, as well as with the ap-
propriate referenced EPA materials. The  purpose  of
this guidance is to provide technical specifications  to
support the policy presented in the 'General Preamble:
Implementation of Title I  CAAA of  1990'  (57 FR
13948).

Keywords:  'State  implementation  plans,  'Carbon
monoxide, 'Air pollution abatement,  Requirements,
Clean Air Act, Guidelines, US EPA, Regional analysis,
Fuels,  Specifications, Pollution sources. Air pollution
control, Stationary sources, Mobile pollutant sources,
Motor vehicles.
PB92-233063/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Selecting Priority Nonpoint Source Projects: You
Better Shop Around.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
K. J. Adler, and M. D. Smolen. 7 Aug 89,49p EPA/
506/2-89/003
Prepared in cooperation  with North Carolina State
Univ. at Raleigh.

The manual presents six examples of how states iden-
tify  their priorities for treatment of impaired or threat-
ened water bodies. These case studies are intended to
help you as a water quality manager to develop or
refine your own process for ranking NPS impaired or
threatened water bodies. The manual does not provide
'cookbook' approaches  to  ranking  water  bodies
Rather, it provides examples that you may modify to
suit your state's approach to managing NPS pollution.
State and federal water quality managers are encour-
aged  to use or adapt these examples to their state
NPS management programs where appropriate so that
selected  projects: (1)  restore the greatest beneficial
uses at a reasonable cost, and (2) increase the likeli-
hood of a successful NPS project-given available re-
sources and program authority.

Keywords: "Water treatment, 'Surface waters, Manu-
als, Water  quality  management,  Ranking,  Rivers,
Lakes, Streams, Agriculture, Cost analysis, Case stud-
ies, Priorities.
 PB92-233071/REB               PCA01/MFA01
 Citizen's  Guide  to  How  Innovative  Treatment
 Technologies Are Being Successfully Applied at
 Superfund Sites. Technology fact sheet.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
 Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
 Mar 92, 5p EPA/542/F-92/002

 Treatment technologies are processes applied to the
 treatment of hazardous waste or contaminated mater-
 ias, such  as soils, sludges, sediments and debris, to
 permanently alter their condition through chemical, bi-
 ological, or physical means. They are used as an alter-
 native to merely containing the hazardous substances
 on site or  in a hazardous waste landfill  that is designed
 and operated under the Federal Resource Conserva-
 tion Recovery Act (RCRA) regulations. Today, treat-
 ment technologies are being tailored to deal with spe-
 cific hazardous wastes.

 Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, "Waste treatment,
 Soils, Sludge, Sediments, Debris.  Sites, Guidelines,
 Earth fills, Innovative treatment.
 PB92-233089/REB               PC A01/MF A01
 Citizen's Guide to Solvent Extraction. Technology
 fact sheet.
 Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
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                                                 EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
Mar 92, 5p EPA/542/F-92/004

Solvent extraction is a treatment technology that uses
a solvent (a fluid that can dissolve another substance)
to separate  or remove hazardous organic contami-
nants from sludges, sediments, or soil. Solvent extrac-
tion does not destroy contaminants. It concentrates
them so they can be recycled or destroyed. It is used in
combination  with  other technologies to destroy the
separated concentrated contaminants. When the soil
enters an extractor  (a tank where  the contaminated
soil is mixed with the solvent), the soil is separated into
three components, or fractions: solvent with dissolved
contaminants, solids, and water. Contaminants are
concentrated into  each of these  fractions. For exam-
ple, PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls) concentrate in
the contaminated solvent mixture, while metals are left
behind in the solids and water.

Keywords: 'Extraction, 'Solvents, 'Hazardous materi-
als, 'Waste treatment,  Industrial  wastes.  Sewage
treatment, Concentration(Composition),  Separation,
Solids, Liquids, Screening, Waste disposal, Removal,
Residues, Containment, Recycling, Guidelines.
PB92-233097/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Citizen's Guide to  Soil Washing. Technology fact
sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Mar 92,6p EPA/542/F-92/003

Soil washing is a technology that uses liquids (some-
times combined with chemical additives) and a me-
chanical process  to scrub soils.  The scrubbing re-
moves hazardous contaminants  and  concentrates
them into smaller volume. After the soil washing proc-
ess is completed, the smaller volume of soil, which
contains the majority of the fine silt and clay particles,
can be further treated by other methods (such as incin-
eration or bioremediation) or disposed of according to
State and Federal regulations.

Keywords:  'Washing, 'Soil,  'Hazardous materials,
Liquids.  Additives, Removal, Volume, Concentration,
Silts, Clay soils. Incinerators, Waste disposal, Screen-
ing, Debris, Regulations, Bioremediation.
PB92-233105/RE8               PC A02/MF A01
Citizen's  Guide  to  Glyco4ate  Dehalogenation.
Technology fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Mar 92,6p EPA/542/F-92/005

Glycolate dehalogenation is the process of  using a
chemical reagent  (a glycol in this case) to  remove
halogen from contaminants, consequently rendering
them less hazardous.  A chemical reagent is a sub-
stance used to react with  and change another sub-
stance This dehalogenation process can be used on
halogenated contaminants  such as PCBs and dioxins
that may be found in soil and oils.

Keywords:  'Glycols,  'Dehalogenation, 'Hazardous
materials, Soils, Agents, Alkali metals, Contaminants,
Halogens, Glycolate, Polychlorinated biphenyls, Diox-
ins.
PB92-233113/REB                PC A02/MF A01
Citizen's Guide to In situ Soil Flushing. Technology
fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Mar 92.6p EPA/542/F-92/007

The Fact Sheet contains a description of what in situ
soil flushing is, how it works; why consider in situ soil
flushing; will soil flushing work at the site; where is it
being selected; and how to obtain more information.

Keywords: "Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
management.  Remedial action,  Public information.
Technology innovation, In-situ processing, Soil treat-
ment.  Land pollution  control. Injection, Surfactants,
"Innovative  treatment technologies, 'Office of Solid
Waste and Emergency Response, 'Soil flushing, Soil
washing.
PB92-233121/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Pro-
gram: Spring Update to the Technology Profiles.
Fourth Edition.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Apr 92,22p EPA/540/R-92/012
See also PB92-224294.

The SITE Program promotes the development and im-
plementation of innovative treatment technologies that
(1) reduce the toxicity, mobility,  or volume of hazard-
ous waste, and (2) monitor the nature and extent of
hazardous waste site contamination. To accomplish
these tasks, the SITE Program consists of four interre-
lated  programs:  Demonstration  Program;  Emerging
Technology Program; Monitoring and Measurement
Technologies Program; and Technology Transfer Pro-
gram.

Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste treatment,
Monitoring, Solid waste disposal, Toxicity,  Project
planning, Technology transfer. Cost estimates, 'Su-
perfund,   Innovative   technology,  Demonstration
projects.
PB92-233139/REB               PC A01/MF A01
RED Facts: 'Allium sativum' (Garlic). Fact sheet.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticide Programs.
Jun 92, 5p EPA/540/FS-92/210
See also PB92-220235.

EPA is directed by the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide,
and Rodenticide Act as amended in 1988 (FIFRA '88)
to review all pesticide products containing active ingre-
dients initially registered before  November  1, 1964,
and to reregister those products that have a substan-
tially complete  data base and do not pose unreason-
able adverse effects to people or the environment.
The pesticide reregistration program is to be complet-
ed  by the late 1990's. The  RED FACTS fact sheet
summarizes EPA's conclusion, as set forth in the Re-
registration  Eligibility Document (or RED), that  prod-
ucts containing a pesticide do not pose unreasonable
risks when used as directed by Agency-approved la-
beling, and are eligible for reregistration.

Keywords: 'Regulations, 'Pesticides, Registration, In-
gredients, Environmental impacts,  Humans,  Risk,
Marking, Chemical information fact sheet, Reregistra-
tion.
PB92-233147/REB               PC A03/MF A01
EPA's Pesticide Programs.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
May91,29pEPA2lT-1005
See also PB92-188978.

Few chemicals have had as much impact or been the
subject of as much controversy in recent decades as
pesticides. The booklet is intended to introduce read-
ers to EPA's pesticide programs. Pesticide registration
and food  safety are discussed first, followed by de-
scriptions  of other pesticide programs The appendi-
ces at the back of the booklet contain a glossary of
technical terms, a list of materials for further reading
and reference, and the addresses and telephone num-
bers of pesticide program contacts in EPA  headquar-
ters and 10 regional offices and in all 50 states.

Keywords:       'Regulations,        'Pesticides,
•Tolerances(Physiology).   US   EPA,  Evaluation,
Review, Monitoring, Farms, Workers, Safety, Endan-
gered species.  Training, Ground  water, Ingredients,
Prevention, Reregistration.
 PB92-233154/REB                PC A06/MF A02
 National  Estuary  Program After Four  Years: A
 Report to Congress.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of the Assistant Administrator for Water.
 Apr 92,101p EPA/503/9-92/007
 See also PB91-168385.

 The National Estuary Program After  Four Years: A
 Report to Congress is a status report on the National
 Estuary Program (NEP) and the seventeen Manage-
 ment Conferences that  are part of  the  NEP. The
 Report is divided into: Part I Meeting a Need: The Na-
 tional  Estuary Program;  Part II Understanding Estu-
 aries: The Key to Better Management; Part III Manag-
ing Estuaries: The Best Methods; Part  IV Assessing
the NEP: What Has Been Learned; Part V Looking to
the Future: Trends and Needs; and Part VI Moving
Ahead: The NEP Projects.

Keywords: 'Aquatic ecosystems, 'Estuaries, 'Coasts,
'Water quality management, Water pollution control,
Habitats, Narragansett Bay, Puget Sound, San Fran-
cisco Estuary, Delaware  Estuary,  Galveston  Bay,
Santa Monica Bay, New York - New Jersey Harbor Es-
tuary, Sarasota Bay, Casco Bay, Massachusetts Bays,
Tampa Bay, Shellfish, Regulations, National Estuary
Program.
PB92-233287/REB               PC A13/MF A03
Handbook of  RCRA  Ground-Water  Monitoring
Constituents:  Chemical and Physical Properties
(40 CFR Part 264, Appendix 9). Handbook.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste.
J. Brown. Sep 92,290p EPA/530/R-92/022

The Handbook contains physical and chemical proper-
ties of constituents listed in 40 CFR Part 264, Appen-
dix 9. The constituents contained in the Handbook are
those currently  listed in Appendix 9, however, the
Handbook also  contains constituents that are being
considered for addition to or delation from Appendix 9.

Keywords:  'Ground  water,  'Hazardous materials,
'Chemical analysis, Project  management,  Physical
properties, Handbooks, Chemical properties, Acetone,
Naphthylene, Antimony, Benzene, Barium, Parathion,
Molecular weight, Specific gravity. Solubility, Chlorine
organic compounds, 'Superfund, Resource Conserva-
tion and Recovery Act(RCRA), Listings, CAS numbers.
PB92-233881/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment
Technologies (3rd): Domestic and  International.
Held in Dallas, Texas on June 11-13, 1991. Ab-
stract Proceedings.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Sep 91,84p EPA/540/2-91 /016
See also PB92-219732.

On June 11-13, 1991, the  U.S. Environmental Protec-
tion Agency's Technology Innovation Office and Risk
Reduction Engineering Laboratory hosted an  interna-
tional conference in Dallas, TX, to exchange solutions
to hazardous waste treatment problems. During the
conference,  scientists  and  engineers representing
government agencies, industry, and academia attend-
ed 37 presentations describing domestic and  interna-
tional  technologies  for  the  treatment  of   waste,
sludges, and contaminated soils at uncontrolled haz-
ardous waste  disposal  sites. Technologies included
physical/chemical,  biological, thermal, and stabiliza-
tion techniques presented by EPA and other federal
government agency contractors. Domestic  and inter-
national scientists  and vendors presented over 50
posters explaining  their treatment methods  and re-
sults. The document contains abstracts of the presen-
tations from the conference, and many of the posters
that were on display.

Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste  treatment,
'Meetings. Ground water, Soils, Cleaning, Stabiliza-
tion, Earth fills, Incinerators, Sites, Vapors, Biodeterior-
ation, Circulation, Reverse osmosis, Vapor  extraction.
PB92-233899/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Healthy  Lawn,  Healthy  Environment. Caring  for
Your Lawn in an Environmentally Friendly Way.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington,  DC.
Office of Pesticide Programs.
Jun 92,21 p EPA/700/K-92/005


A preventive health care program for your lawn should
have the following steps: Develop healthy soil; Choose
a grass type that thrives  in your  climate; Mow high,
often, and with sharp blades; Water deeply but not too
often; Correct thatch build-up; and Set realistic goals.


Keywords:  "Soil erosion,  'Grasses, 'Plant diseases,
Pesticides, Weed control. Insect control, Fertilizers, Ni-
trogen, Phosphorus, Potassium, 'Lawns.
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                                                 EPA  PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
PB92-235563/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Citizen's Guide to Innovative Treatment Technol-
ogies for Contaminated Soils, Sludges, Sediments
and Debris. Technology fact sheet.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Mar 92,6p EPA/542/F-92/001

The Fact Sheet contains  what innovative  treatment
technologies are;  why they are used; the different
types; how the treatment technologies are selected
and which are  used; what happens of a technology
does not work; where innovative treatment technol-
ogies are being selected; why EPA is encouraging the
use of these treatments; and how more information
can be obtained.

Keywords: 'Superfund,  * Waste management, 'Haz-
ardous materials, Guidelines, Technology innovation,
Soil treatment, Remedial action, Sludges, Land pollu-
tion control,  Sediments, Public  information, Substi-
tutes,  'Innovative  treatment technologies,  'Office of
Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
PB92-235571/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Citizen's Guide to  Bioventing.  Technology fact
sheet.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Mar 92,5p EPA/542/F-92/008

The Fact Sheet contains a description of bioventing;
what it is; how it works; why this type of treatment
should be used; will bioventing work on the site; where
it is being selected; and how to get more information
on the subject.

Keywords; 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
management, In-situ processing, Guidelines, Public in-
formation, Biological treatment, Microorganisms, Re-
medial action, Oxidation, Injection, Aeration, Technol-
ogy innovation, 'Innovative treatment technologies,
'Soil venting, 'Office of Solid Waste and Emergency
Response.
PB92-235589/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Citizen's Guide to Using Indigenous and Exoge-
nous Microorganisms in Bioremediation. Technol-
ogy fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Mar 92,5p EPA/542/F-92/009

The Fact Sheet contains a description of bioremedia-
tion; what indigenous and exogenous microorganisms
are; how these microorganisms are used; what sites
can use these microorganisms; and  how to  obtain
more information.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
management, Remedial  action, Biological treatment,
Land pollution control, Public information, Technology
innovation, Biodeterioratipn,  Waste  treatment, Soil
treatment. Oil pollution, Soil surveys, 'Innovative treat-
ment technologies, 'Office of Solid Waste and Emer-
gency Response, 'Indigenous microorganisms, Exog-
enous microorganisms.
PB92-235597/REB               PCA01/MFA01
Citizen's Guide to Air Sparging. Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Mar 92,5p EPA/542/F-92/010

The Fact Sheet contains a description of air sparging;
how it works; why use this  treatment method; will it
always work; where air sparging  is being  used; and
how to get more information on this treatment.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
management. Guidelines. Soil treatment, Technology
innovation, Land pollution control, Injection, Public in-
formation, Zone of saturation, Water pollution control,
Ground water, Aeration, 'Innovative treatment tech-
nologies, 'Air sparging, 'Office of Solid Waste and
Emergency Response, Soil vapor extraction.
 PB92-235605/REB                PC A02/MF A01
 Evaluation  of  Soil  Venting Application.  Ground
 Water Issue.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
 Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
D. C. DiGiulio. Apr 92, 9p EPA/540/S-92/004

The  Regional Superfund Ground-Water  Forum is a
group of scientists, representing EPA's Regional Su-
perfund Offices, organized to exchange up-to-date in-
formation related  to ground-water  remediation at Su-
perfund sites. One of the major issues of concern to
the Forum is the transport and fate of contaminants in
soil and ground water as related to subsurface remedi-
ation. The  ability of soil venting to inexpensively
remove large amounts of volatile organic compounds
(VOCs) from contaminated soils is well  established.
However, the time required using venting to remediate
soils to low contaminant levels often required by state
and federal regulators has not been adequately inves-
tigated. Discussion is presented to aid in evaluating the
feasibility of venting application. Methods to optimize
venting application are also discussed.

Keywords: 'Waste  management,  'Superfund, 'Haz-
ardous materials, 'Water pollution control,  'Ground
water, Soil treatment, Volatile organic compounds, Re-
medial action, Land pollution control, Aeration,  Sub-
surface investigations, Environmental transport, Feasi-
bility studies, Mass transfer, 'Soil venting, 'Innovative
treatment technologies.
PB92-235613/REB               PCA01/MFA01
Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation
(SITE):  Demonstration Bulletin.  Flame  Reactor,
Horsehead Resource Development Company, Inc.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Aug 91, 4p EPA/540/M5-91 /005

The  Horsehead  Resource Development Company,
Inc. (HRD) Flame Reactor is a patented and proven
high  temperature thermal process designed  to safely
treat industrial residues and wastes containing metals.
During processing, the  waste material is introduced
into the hottest portion of the Flame Reactor, where
the wastes are subjected to a very hot reducing gas
(greater than 2000 C) produced from the combustion
of solid  or gaseous hydrocarbon fuels in oxygen-en-
riched air. The metal vapors further react and cool in
the  combustion  chamber and  cooling  system to
produce a metal-enriched  oxide that is collected in a
baghouse. The resulting metal oxides can be recycled
to recover the metals. The amount of waste reduction
to slag and oxide depends on the chemical and physi-
cal properties of the waste material.

Keywords:  'Thermal  reactors,  'Waste  treatment,
'High temperature tests, 'Slags, Technology innova-
tion,   Performance evaluation,   Materials  recovery,
Metals,  Air pollution control, Metal oxides,  Industrial
wastes, Baghouses,  Process  charting,  Combustion
chambers, 'Superfund innovative technology evalua-
tion.
PB92-235621/REB               PC A01/MF A01
RED  Facts: Putrescent  Whole Egg Solids. Fact
sheet.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Jun 92, 5p EPA/540/FS-92/211
See also PB92-220227.

EPA is directed by the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide,
and Rodenticide Act as amended in 1988 (FIFRA '88)
to review all pesticide products containing active ingre-
dients initially  registered before November 1,  1984,
and to reregister those products that have a substan-
tially complete data base and do not pose unreason-
able adverse effects to people or the environment.
The pesticide reregistration program is to be complet-
ed by the late 1990's. The RED FACTS fact  sheet
summarizes EPA's conclusion, as set forth  in the Re-
registration Eligibility Document (or RED), that prod-
ucts containing a pesticide do not pose unreasonable
risks  when used as  directed by Agency-approved la-
beling,  and  are eligible  for reregistration.  The fact
sheet summaries  the information in the  RED for pu-
trescent whole egg solids.

Keywords: 'Pesticides, 'Toxic  substances,  'Repel-
lents, Environmental impact assessments, Hazardous
materials, Public health, Regulations, Ecology, 'Chem-
ical Information Fact Sheet, 'Reregistration,  'Putres-
cent whole egg solids, Federal  Insecticide Fungicide
and Rodenticide Act, Use patterns, Science findings.
PB92-235639/REB               PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts: Alkyl Amine Hydrochloride. Fact sheet.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington,  DC.
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Aug 92, 6p EPA/540/FS-92/212
SeealsoPB92-220219.

EPA is directed by the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide,
and Rodenticide Act as amended in 1988 (FIFRA '88)
to review all pesticide products containing active ingre-
dients initially registered before  November  1, 1984,
and to reregister those products that have a  substan-
tially complete data base and do not pose unreason-
able adverse effects  to  people or the environment.
The pesticide reregistration program is to be  complet-
ed by the late 1990's. The RED FACTS fact sheet
summarizes EPA's conclusion, as set forth in the Re-
registration Eligibility Document (or RED), that prod-
ucts containing a pesticide do not pose unreasonable
risks when used as directed by Agency-approved la-
beling, and are eligible  for reregistration. The  fact
sheet summaries the information in the RED for alkyl
amine hydrochloride.

Keywords: 'Pesticides,  'Toxic substances,  'Antimi-
crobial agents, Preservatives, Hazardous materials.
Standards, Exposure,  Regulations, Toxicology, Ecolo-
gy, Amines, Hydrocrriorides, Path of pollutants, Public
health, Exposure, Occupational safety and health, Risk
assessment,  Labels,  'Chemical  Information  Fact
Sheet, 'Reregistration,  'Alkyl amine  hydrochloride,
Use patterns, Science findings.
PB92-235647/REB               PC A20/MF A04
RACT/BACT/LAER Clearinghouse: A Compilation
of Control  Technology Determinations. Second
Supplement to the 1990 Edition. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
J. E. Steigerwald. Jul 92,452p EPA/453/R-92/002
See also PB91-231548.

The Clean Air Act as amended in 1977 prescribes sev-
eral  technology-based limitations  affecting new or
modified air pollution sources: (1) new source perform-
ance stds. (NSPS); (2) best available control technolo-
gy (BACT); and (3) lowest achievable emission rate
(LAER). The basic purposes  of  the RACT/BACT/
LAER Clearinghouse are to: (1) provide State and local
air pollution control agencies with current information
on  case-by-case control  technology  determinations
that are made nationwide and (2) promote communi-
cation, cooperation, and sharing of control technology
information among the permitting agencies. The infor-
mation presented in the  compilation was abstracted
from preconstruction permits and submitted voluntarily
by the State and local air pollution control agencies.
The Clearinghouse is intended as a reference for State
and local agencies in  making RACT/BACT/LAER de-
cisions. Since the 1985 BLC document was published
in June of that year,  annual supplements containing
only those determinations inserted or revised during
the previous 12 months were published.

Keywords: 'Best technology,  'Air pollution control,
Performance standards,  Tests,  Air  pollution  abate-
ment, US  EPA, Technology utilization, Licenses, State
government, Local government.
 PB92-235654/REB                PC A02/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
 Reduction Engineering Lab.
 Waste Reduction Activities and Options for a Nu-
 clear Powered Electrical Generating Station. Envi-
 ronmental research brief.
 New Jersey Inst. of Tech., Newark.
 P. Eyraud, and D. J. Watts. Aug 92,6p EPA/600/S-92/
 025
 Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
 cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

 The U.S.  Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
 funded a project with the New Jersey Department of
 Environmental  Protection and Energy (NJDEPE)  to
 assist in conducting waste  minimization assessments
 at thirty small- to medium-sized businesses in the state
 of New Jersey. One of the sites selected was a nuclear
 powered electrical generating station. A site visit was
 made in 1990 during which several opportunities for
 waste minimization  were identified. The assessment
 identified waste oil  and  oil/water mixtures, coatings,
 solvents, grease and laboratory reagents as significant
 contributors to the  facility's waste stream. Options
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identified for waste  reduction included strengthened
inventory controls, encouragement of 'just-in-time' de-
livery of supplies, direct charge back of waste treat-
ment expenses to the unit or project responsible for
the waste, encouragement of the use of materials with
reduced hazard level, and change of the frequency or
material used for coating of surfaces.

Keywords: 'Nuclear power plants,  "Hazardous materi-
als,  'Waste management. New Jersey, Oil wastes,
Coatings,  Solvents,  Greases, Chemical  compounds.
Waste  treatment, Assessments, Electric power gen-
eration. 'Source reduction, 'Waste minimization.
PB92-235662/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Searching for a Water Supply Connection in the
Cabool, Missouri  Disease Outbreak of 'Escheri-
chia coli' 0157:H7. Journal article.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
E. E. Geldreich, K. R. Fox, J. A. Goodrich, E. W. Rice,
and R. M. Clark. C1992,12p EPA/600/J-92/284
Pub. in Water Research, v26 n8 p1127-1137 1992.
Prepared in cooperation with National Center for Infec-
tious Diseases, Atlanta, GA. Enteric Diseases Branch.

A field investigation of a recent disease outbreak re-
sulting in three deaths, 34 hospitalizations and a total
of 240 documented cases of diarrhea  was  linked
through on-site data gathering and use of a distribution
system model to the public water supply. The patho-
genic agent,  E. coli serotype 0157:H7, was isolated
from patient's feces and  cases were restricted  to
people using public water supply. Untreated ground
water quality was not a factor but some disturbance in
the distribution system, possibly 2 line breaks allowed
contaminants to enter the water supply. This is the first
time a distribution system model has been used to
show that the pattern of illness occurrences in a water-
borne outbreak study were related to water movement
patterns in the distribution network.

Keywords: •Eschenchia Coli. 'Water supply, 'Water
pollution, Humans. Feces, Diarrhea, Isolation, Water
distribution.  Distribution systems,  Models,  Ground
water, Repnnts, Water borne diseases.
PB92-235670/REB                PC A05/MF A02
Summary of Selected New Information on Effects
of Ozone on Health  and Vegetation: Supplement
to 1986 Air Quality Criteria for Ozone and Other
Photochemical Oxklants.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC.  Environmental Criteria  and  Assessment
Office.
D. L. Costa, L. J. Folinsbee, J. A. Raub, B. Tilton, and
D. T. Tingey. Jan 92,100p EPA/600/8-88/105F
See also PB87-142949 and PB89-135123.

Since completion of the 1986 Air Quality Criteria Docu-
ment for Ozone, additional information has become
available that warrants consideration by U.S. Environ-
mental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) in its review of
the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS)
for ozone. The summary reviews and evaluates select-
ed literature published from 1986 through early 1989
on the vegetation and  health effects resulting from ex-
posure to  ozone. Emphasis has been placed on eval-
uation of key human health effects literature and other
data most pertinent to determination by U.S. EPA of
the appropriate level and form of the primary NAAQs
and Vhe appropriate form of the secondary NAAQs.

Keywords: 'Air pollution effects(Humans), "Air pollu-
tion  effects(Plants), 'Air quality, 'Ozone, 'Oxidants.
Photochemical  reactions. Public health.  Vegetation,
US EPA, National Ambient Air Quality Standards, Air
pollution  standards.  Epidemiology, Laboratory  ani-
mals. Exposure. Risk assessment. Respiratory  dis-
eases
 PB92-235688/REB               PC A08/MF A02
 Mobile Air-Conditioning Recycling  Manual. Final
 rept Nov90-Dec91.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
 D. L Harmon. Sep 92,165p EPA/600/R-92/171
 See also PB89-169882 and PB89-221287.

 The report gives guidelines on the recovery and recy-
 cle o( the chtorofluoro-carbofi (CFC). dtchlorodifluoro-
 methane (CFC-12), from mobile air conditioners. It is
 intended for wide distnbution internationally and is es-
pecially for use by developing countries and the World
Bank to assist such nations in phasing out or avoiding
the future use of ozone-depleting CFCs. These guide-
lines will aid these countries in maintaining a supply of
such chemicals. The report provides information on
existing recovery/recycle   technologies  used  for
mobile air conditioners and references other reliable,
authoritative sources of information for more detail.
The steps that should be considered in developing and
implementing a national mobile air-conditioning refrig-
erant recycle program are discussed.

Keywords:  'Refrigerants,  'Materials recovery,  'Air
pollution abatement, 'Freons,  'Recycling, Chlorohy-
drocarbons,  Dichlorodifluoromethane, Air condition-
ers, Mobile  equipment, Motor vehicles, Ozone deple-
tion, Implementation, Developing countries. Manuals,
Freon 12, Freon 22.
PB92-235936/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Rotating Biological Contactors. Engineering Bul-
letin.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Oct92,10p EPA/540/S-92/007
See also PB87-146296.

Rotating biological  contactors employ aerobic  fixed-
film treatment to degrade either organic and/or nitrog-
enous  (ammonia-nitrogen)  constituents  present  in
aqueous waste streams. Fixed-film systems provide a
surface to which the biomass can adhere. Treatment is
achieved as the waste passes by the media, enabling
fixed-film systems to acclimate biomass capable  of de-
grading organic waste.  Fixed-film rotating biological
contactor reactors provide a surface to which soil or-
ganisms can adhere; many indigenous soil organisms
are effective degraders of hazardous wastes. The bul-
letin provides information on the technology applicabil-
ity,  the technology limitations, a description of the
technology, the types of residuals produced, site re-
quirements, the latest performance data, the status of
the technology, and sources of further information.

Keywords: 'Biological treatment, 'Superfund, 'Waste
treatment,  "Liquid wastes.  Remedial action. Soil
microorganisms. Aerobic processes.  Hazardous  mate-
rials. Organic  compounds. Leaching. Biodeterioration,
Technology utilization,  Nitrogen compounds. Bio-
chemical oxygen demand, 'Rotating biological contac-
tors.
PB92-238328/HEB                PC A09/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Biologic Markers in Pulmonary Toxicology. Final
rept.
National Research Council. Washington, DC. Subcom-
mittee on Pulmonary Toxicology.
C1989,188p ISBN-0-309-03992-4
Grant EPA-R-812547
Library of Congress catalog card no. 89-37280. Spon-
sored by Environmental Protection Agency, Washing-
ton, DC.

Biologic markers, which are indicators of biological ex-
posure or change, offer the promise of early detection
of the diseases caused by exposure to airborne envi-
ronmental pollutants. Biologic markers have already
helped researchers discover indications of pulmonary
damage resulting from low-level ozone. The report is
an in-depth look at the use of biologic markers in de-
tecting  pulmonary disease. In the  beginning of the
book is an explanation of the main concepts of the
field, highlighting the distinctions among markers of
exposure, markers of effect, and markers of suscepti-
bility. Among the major issues explored are. (1)  The
potential usefulness of animal studies m developing
biologic markers for use in humans,  (2) The  idea!
nature of the respiratory tract as a site for detecting
pollutant-specific markers-with a review of innovative
new approaches to measuring markers on the molecu-
lar level; (3) The role of physiologic measurements of
respiratory tract function-from standard clinical  tests
to state-of-the-art assays of tissue barrier mtegrity-in
marker studies; (4) The use of naked-eye and micro-
scopic  (light,  electron,  and x-ray) examinations to
assess changes in lung structure and function.

Keywords: "Lung,  'Toxicology, "Biological markers.
Respiratory system, Exposure, Physiology, Inflamma-
tion, Biochemistry, Air pollution effects(Humans), Envi-
ronmental pollutants, Inhalation.
PB92-238351/REB               PC A10/MF A03
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry,
Atlanta, GA.
Biologic Markers in Immunotoxicology. Final rept.
National Research Council, Washington, DC. Subcom-
mittee on Immunotoxicology.
1992,218p ISBN-0-309-04389-1
Contracts ATSDR-U50/ATU300009-02, ATSDR-U50/
ATU300009-03
Library of Congress catalog card no. 91-67588. Spon-
sored by Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease
Registry, Atlanta, GA., and Environmental  Protection
Agency, Washington, DC.

The report focuses on the human immune system and
its response to environmental toxicants. The authoring
committee  provides  direction for continuing develop-
ment of biologic markers, with strategies for applying
markers to immunotoxicity  in  humans  and  recom-
mended outlines for clinical and field studies. The book
provides a  technical overview of these and other key
issues:  (1)  How  the monitoring of biologic markers
such as lymphocytes in the blood (called T cells) can
be used to determine the effects of potentially harmful
environmental toxicants; (2) Types of disease resulting
from immune suppression;  (3) Hypersensitivity, au-
toimmunity, and immunodeficiency; (4) Characteristics
of the  immune system. The  use of  immunotoxicity
markers will help scientists and those responsible for
public health better respond to reduce human chemi-
cal exposure.

Keywords:  "Biological  markers, 'Immunology, 'Toxi-
cology,  Exposure,   Hypersensitivity,   T-lymphocytes,
Autoimmune diseases,  Immunosuppression, Environ-
mental health.
PB92-238468/REB                PC A04/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
Control Technology Center FY91: A Fifth Year of
Growth. Annual rept.
Acurex Environmental Corp., Research Triangle Park,
NC.
B. Crabtree. Sep 92, 54p EPA/600/R-92/169
Contract EPA-68-DO-0141
See also PB91-222034. Sponsored  by Environmental
Protection  Agency, Research  Triangle Park, NC. Air
and Energy Engineering Research Lab.

The report documents  activities of  EPA's Control
Technology Center (CTC) during its fifth year of suc-
cessful operation in providing technical assistance to
state, local, and federal air pollution control agencies.
In fiscal year 1991 (FY 91), the Center also began pro-
viding limited technical assistance to the private sector
in compliance with mandates of the 1990 Clean Air Act
Amendments. The report documents technical and ad-
ministrative efforts during the period to respond to in-
creased demands from the pollution control communi-
ty for technical assistance. The 90% increase in HOT-
LINE calls resulted from an increase in calls from gov-
ernmental agencies and the additional calls from the
private sector. In addition, each of the other CTC serv-
ices experienced significant increases. The RACT/
BACT/LAER Clearinghouse experienced a 250% in-
crease in accesses for FY 91. In its first months of op-
eration, the CTC's Bulletin Board System averaged 79
accesses a week. Finally, more than 4,000 CTC docu-
ments were mailed during FY 91. These increases are
evidence that the CTC is providing a valuable service
to the air pollution control community.

Keywords:  "Air pollution control, "Technology transfer,
"Information  services,  Clean Air  Act, Compliance,
Technical assistance, Administrative procedures, In-
formation transfer.  Air quality, US EPA, State  pro-
grams,   Regional  analysis,  "Control  Technology
Center.
 PB92-23S476/REB               PC A02/MF A01
 Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
 Reduction Engineering Lab.
 Waste Reduction Activities and Options for a
 Local Board of Education in New Jersey. Environ-
 mental research brief.
 New Jersey Inst. of Tech., Newark.
 P. Eyraud. and D J. Watts. Aug 92,6p EPA/600/S-92/
 027
 Grant EPA-R-815165
 Sponsored by Environmental  Protection Agency, Cin-
 cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.
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                                                  EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
The  U.S.  Environmental  Protection Agency (EPA)
funded a project with the New Jersey Department of
Environmental  Protection  and  Energy, NJDEPE,  to
assist in conducting waste minimization assessments
at 30 small- to medium-size businesses in the state of
New Jersey. One  of  the sites selected was a local
Board of Education. The school's administration build-
ing and the high school were the focus of the assess-
ment. A site visit was  made in 1990 during which sev-
eral opportunities for  waste minimization were identi-
fied. The waste streams that were evaluated include
paint, spilled chemicals and leaking containers, saw-
dust  and wood scraps, solvent-based  coatings, de-
greasing solvents,  waste oil,  antifreeze,  laboratory
wastes,  and art project wastes. Implementation of the
identified waste minimization opportunities was not
part  of  the program. Percent waste reduction, net
annual savings, implementation costs and payback pe-
riods were estimated.

Keywords: 'Chemical compounds, 'Waste manage-
ment, Paints, Wood  wastes,  Scrap, Coatings,  Sol-
vents, Laboratories, Oils, Assessments, Paper, Sites,
Businesses, Schools, New Jersey, 'Waste minimiza-
tion.
PB92-238484/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 235: 'Bacillus subti-
lis' GB03. Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticide Programs.
9 Jul 92,6p EPA/540/FS-92/218

The document contains up-to-date chemical informa-
tion, including a summary of the Agency's regulatory
position and rationale, on bacillus subtilis GBO3. A
Fact Sheet is issued after registration of a new chemi-
cal.

Keywords: 'Pesticides, 'Toxic substances,  Regula-
tions,  Fungicides, Toxicology,  Ecology,  Agricultural
products, Seeds,  'Bacillus subtilis GBO3, Chemical In-
formation Fact Sheet, Use patterns. Science findings,
Gus 2000 biological fungicide.
PB92-238492/REB                PC A02/MF A01
Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 237: Oxadixyl. (New
Chemical Registration).
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticide Programs.
27 Feb 92, 9p EPA/540/FS-92/220

The document contains up-to-date chemical informa-
tion, including a summary of the Agency's regulatory
position and rationale, on a specific pesticide or group
of pesticides. A Fact  Sheet is issued after one of the
following actions has occurred: (1)  Issuance or reis-
suance of a registration standard; (2) Issuance of each
special review document; (3) Registration of a signifi-
cantly changed use pattern; (4) Registration of a new
chemical, or (5) An immediate need for information to
resolve controversial issues relating  to a specific
chemical or use pattern.

Keywords: 'Regulations,  'Pesticides, 'Standards,
Fungicides, Utilization, Vegetables,  Fruits, Soybeans,
Seeds, Toxicity, Risk, Color, Odor, pH, Storage, 'Oxa-
dixyl, Chemical Information Fact Sheet.
 PB92-238500/REB               PC A02/MF A01
 Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 238: •Pseudomonas
 fluorescens' and 'Pseudomonas syringae' Strains.
 Fact sheet.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
 Office of Pesticide Programs.
 16 Sep 92,6p EPA/540/FS-92/221

 The document contains up-to-date chemical informa-
 tion, including a summary of the Agency's regulatory
 position and rationale, on a specific pesticide or group
 of pesticides. A Fact Sheet is issued after one of the
 following actions has occurred. (1) Issuance or reis-
 suance of a registration standard, (2) Issuance of each
 special review document, (3) Registration of a signifi-
 cantly changed use pattern, (4) Registration of a new
 chemical, or (5) An immediate need for information to
 resolve controversial issues relating  to  a  specific
 chemical or use pattern.

 Keywords: 'Standards, 'Pesticides, 'Regulations, Uti-
 lization,            Registration,            Sprays,
 ConcentratipnfComposition), Sites, Toxicology, Chem-
 ical properties, Physical  properties, Tests,  Ecology,
Fishes, Chemicals, Biological control agent, Pseudo-
monas.
PB92-238518/REB               PC A09/MF A02
Risk Assessment, Management, Communication:
A Guide to Selected Sources Volume 4, Number 2.
Bibliography Aug 91-Jun 92.
Environmental  Pn
              Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pollution, Prevention, and Toxics.
G. King. 20 Jul 92,189p EPA/749/N-92/001
SeealsoPB92-114412.

The  issue of Risk Assessment, Management, and
Communication: A Guide to selected Sources is the
tenth update in EPA's series of risk management bib-
liographies. References were gathered from the envi-
ronmental, medical, and scientific literature included in
the following databases: ABI/lnform,  Pollution Ab-
stracts, Conference Papers Index, Enviroline,  Legal
Resource Index,  Life Sciences  Collection, Magazine
Index, NTIS, PAIS International, and NLM's TOXLINE
and MEDLINE.

Keywords: 'Risk assessment, *USEPA, "Communica-
tions management, 'Bibliographies, Information sys-
tems, Environmental  surveys,   Medicine,  Pollution,
Data  bases,  Legislation,  Epidemiology,  Abstracts,
Sources.
PB92-238S26/REB               PC A12/MF A03
Registration Eligibility Document (RED): Indole-
3-Butyric Acid. (List B, Case 2330).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticide Programs.
Aug 92, 264p EPA/540/RS-92/217

EPA is directed by the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide,
and Rodenticide Act as amended in 1988 (FIFRA '88)
to review all pesticide products containing active ingre-
dients  initially registered before November 1,  1984,
and to reregister those products that have a substan-
tially complete data base and do not pose unreason-
able adverse effects to people or to the environment.
This pesticide reregistration program is to be complet-
ed by  the late 1990's. The  Reregistration Eligibility
Document (or RED) for indole-3-butyric acid discusses
the scientific  data and other information supporting
EPA's regulatory conclusion that products containing a
pesticide do not pose unreasonable risks when used
as directed by Agency-approved labeling, and are eligi-
ble for reregistration.

Keywords: 'Pesticides, 'Toxic  substances, Pollution
standards, Path of pollutants, Regulations, Toxic sub-
stances.  Toxicology, Growth regulators, Plant growth,
Nitrogen  organic  compounds,  Ecology, Agricultural
products, Labels, Risk assessment.  Environmental
impact assessments, 'Indole butyric acid, 'Reregistra-
tion, Federal  Insecticide Fungicide and  Rodenticide
Act, CAS 133-32-4.
PB92-239268/REB                PC A06/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, San Francisco, CA.
Region IX.
Ozone Disinfection and Treatment of Urban Storm
Drain  Dry-Weather Flows: A Pilot Treatment Plant
Demonstration  Project  on the  Kenter  Canyon
Storm Drain System in Santa Monica. Final rept.
Santa Monica Office of the City Engineer, CA.
G. E. Greene. Jun 92,116p
Prepared in cooperation with Santa Monica Bay Res-
toration Project, Monterey Park, CA. Sponsored by En-
vironmental Protection Agency, San  Francisco,  CA.
Region IX.

The Pico-Kenter Canyon storm drain is typical of many
in the  region. Chemical contamination is low, but the
water  contains pathogenic human bacteria and vi-
ruses, signifying a health threat. Ozone is used to dis-
infect drinking water while forming few chlorinatipn by-
products.  Santa Monica City evaluated ozonation of
dry-weather storm drain flows  to disinfect  the water
and estimated chemical  concentrations.  At ozone
doses of 10-20 mg/L, microbial populations were re-
duced 3-5 log (99.9% to  99.999%). In many effluent
samples,  the reduction qualified the  water for  land-
scape irrigation projects. While ozonation by-products
(aldehydes) were detected in the effluent (<100PPB),
no increase in halogenated by-products, or mutagenic-
ity, was observed. Based on State Ocean Objectives
and Federal Potable Water MCLs, the primary hazard-
ous chemicals in the water were copper, lead, and Po-
 lynuclear   Aromatic   Hydrocarbons  (PAHs).  While
metals remain after ozonation, the concentrations of
some organics were greatly reduced.

Keywords:  'Water pollution control,  'Disinfection,
'Storm    drains,    'Ozonation,    Microorganism
control(Water), Urban  drainage,  Aromatic polycyclic
hydrocarbons, Heavy metals, Pilot plants,  Bacteria,
Design  criteria,   Performance  evaluation,  Santa
Monica(California).
PB92-239482/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Volunteer   Lake   Monitoring  Program,  1991.
Volume  4:  West-Central Illinois  Region. Annual
rept.
Illinois State Environmental Protection Agency, Spring-
field. Div. of Water Pollution Control.
A. J. Burns. Jul 92,67p IEPA/WPC-92-110D
See also PB92-222512,  PB92-222876 and  PB92-
231125.

The report is Vol. 5 of a series of 7 reports summariz-
ing  Illinois EPA's 1991 Illinois Volunteer Lake Monitor-
ing  Program (VLMP). It  provides a summary of 1991
VLMP lakes in West-Central  Illinois a program over-
view, volunteer participation, and a ranking of lakes on
a regional basis. Thirty-nine volunteers recorded total
depth, Secchi disc transparency, and field  observa-
tions for 25 lakes in West-Central Illinois between May
and October, 1991. Average  transparencies ranged
from 13-133 inches. Volunteer water quality samples
were collected at 7 lakes once every month from May
thru October and ambient lake data.

Keywords: 'Lakes, 'Water pollution sampling, 'Illinois,
Citizen participation, Turbidity, Volunteers, Sechi disk
transparency, West-Central Region(lllinois).
PB92-239516/REB                PC A05/MF A01
Reference Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazard-
ous Air Pollutants  Listed  in  the Clean Air Act
Amendments of 1990.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Health and Environmental Assessment.
W. S. Cain, C. R. Shoaf, S. F. Velasquez, S. Selevan,
and W. Victery. Mar 92, 91 p EPA/600/R-92/047,,
ECAO-R-0397
Contract EPA-68-D9-0173
See also PB90-238890. Prepared in cooperation with
Yale Univ., New Haven, CT. John B. Pierce Lab.

In response to numerous requests for information re-
lated to odor thresholds, this  document was prepared
by the Air  Risk Information Support Center in its role in
providing technical assistance to State and Local gov-
ernment agencies on risk assessment of air pollutants.
A discussion of  basic concepts  related to olfactory
function and the measurement of odor thresholds is
presented. A detailed discussion of criteria which are
used to evaluate the quality of published odor thresh-
old values is provided. The use of odor threshold infor-
mation in  risk assessment is discussed. The results of
a literature search and review of odor threshold infor-
mation for the chemicals listed as hazardous air pollut-
ants in the Clean Air Act amendments of 1990 is pre-
sented. The published odor threshold  values are criti-
cally evaluated based on the criteria discussed and the
values of  acceptable quality  are used to determine a
geometric mean or best estimate.

Keywords:  'Air  pollution  control,  "Odor detection,
'Risk assessment, 'Toxic substances, 'Public health,
Clean Air  Act, Chemical compounds, Pollution regula-
tions,  Public opinion,  Smell,  Exposure,  Reviews,
Thresholds(Perception),  Concentration(Composition),
Information transfer, Toxicity.
 PB92-239524/REB               PC A04/MF A01
 Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Health and Environmental Assessment.
 Health Assessment Document for Talc.
 Dynamac Corp., Rockville, MD.
 N. P. Hajjar, B. N. Fountos, C. Kruger-McDermott, P.
 Turck and M. E. Cerny. Mar 92,73p EPA/600/8-91 /
 217, .ECAO-R-0367
 Contract EPA-68-03-4140
 Sponsored by  Environmental   Protection  Agency,
 Washington, DC. Office of Health and Environmental
 Assessment.

 Talc is made up of pulverized, foliated, hydrous mag-
 nesium  silicates from minerals  with  low crystalline
 silica content. Approximately 1.25 million short tons of


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                                                  EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
talc were produced in the United States in 1989. The
largest end uses of talc are in ceramics and paint; 5%
is used in cosmetics. Concern over talc exposure is as-
sociated with the possible presence of asbestos as a
contaminant. Estimates of environmental  release of
talc are not available. No information was available on
the acute toxicity of talc. Subchrpnic inhalation expo-
sure (3 to 12 mo) in rats resulted in pulmonary fibrosis
that  increased in severity as the exposure period in-
creased. Chronic exposure by the intratracheal route
in hamsters resulted in no observed fibrosis or granu-
lomas. Limited data suggest that talc is not  carcino-
genic following inhalation exposure or intratracheal in-
stillation in rats and hamsters. Similarly, no evidence of
carcinogenicity was noted following intrapleural, intra-
peritpneal, or oral administration in rats. Several cross-
sectional occupational studies of talc miners  and mil-
lers showed no increase in mortality from lung cancer.
For talc without asbestos  contamination, the  Interna-
tional Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has con-
cluded that the available epidemiological and animal
toxicity data are inadequate to demonstrate or refute
the potential for carcinogenicity.

Keywords: 'Talc, *Toxicity, 'Health hazards, Carcino-
gens, Pulmonary  neoplasms,  Fibrosis,  Granuloma,
Risk assessment,  Mutagenicity tests, Cell  survival,
Reproduction(Biology).
PB92-239532/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Robert S. Kerr Environmental  Research Lab., Ada,
OK.
Detecting Water Flow Behind Pipe in Injection
Welts. Research rept.
Environmental Research Inst., Ada, OK.
J. T. Thomhill, and B. G. Benefield. Feb 92,91 p EPA/
600/R-92/041
See also PB91-145631. Sponsored by Robert S. Ken-
Environmental Research Lab., Ada, OK.

Regulations of the Environmental Protection Agency
require that an injection well exhibit both internal and
external mechanical integrity. The external mechanical
integrity consideration is that there is  no significant
fluid movement into an underground source of drinking
water through vertical channels adjacent to the injec-
tion well bore. The oxygen activation method for de-
tecting flow behind pipe employs a measurement tech-
nique in which a stable isotope of oxygen is temporari-
ly converted to an unstable nitrogen isotope. Unstable
nitrogen-16 decays with a half-life of 7.13 seconds and
acts as a radioactive tracer to enable measurement of
flow of water-bearing fluid past  a series of detectors.
Thirteen tests have been conducted at the Mechanical
Integrity Testing and Training Facility to determine the
accuracy and reliability of the method.

Keywords: 'Injection  wells,  *Well logging,  Ground
water, Oxygen,  Pipe flow, Measurement, Test equip-
ment, Services.
PB92-239540/REB                PC A06/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Operations and Research at the U.S. EPA Inciner-
ation Research Facility: Annual Report for FY91.
Acurex Corp., Mountain View, CA. Environmental Sys-
tems Div.
L. R. Wateriand. Mar 92,117p EPA/600/R-92/051
Contract EPA-68-C9-0038
See also PB91-182493. Sponsored  by Environmental
Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction En-
gineering Lab.

The U.S. Environmental Protection  Agency's Inciner-
ation Research Facility (IRF) in Jefferson, Arkansas, is
an experimental facility that houses  two pilot-scale in-
cinerators and the associated waste handling, emis-
sion control, process control, and safety equipment; as
well as onsite laboratory  facilities. During fiscal year
1991, five major test programs were completed at the
facility: tests to establish residue characteristics from
the incineration of spent potliners from aluminum pro-
duction (K088) for the Office of Solid Waste (OSW); an
evaluation  of the incinerability of five contaminated
soils from the  Drake Chemical  Superfund site  for
Region 3: an evaluation of the incinerability of PCB-
contaminated marine sediments from the New Bed-
ford Harbor Superfund site for Region 1; a parametric
evaluation of trie fate of trace metals in a rotary kiln in-
cinerator  equipped with a  Calvert  high-efficiency
scrubber system; and an evaluation  of incinerability of
arsenic-contaminated soil from the  Chemical  Insecti-
cide Corporation Superfund site for Region 2.
Keywords:   'Hazardous  materials,   'Incinerators,
'Waste disposal, 'Air pollution control, US EPA, Rank-
ing, Combustion products. Scrubbers, Performance
evaluations, Soil contamination.
PB92-2395S7/REB               PC A03/MF A01
EMPA Monitor - March 1992 Edition.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Modeling, Monitoring Systems and Quality
Assurance.
Mar 92,19p EPA/600/M-91 /051
See also PB91-191320.

EMAP is a complex and diverse program that requires
efficient communications to ensure continuity and con-
sistency in the program and to avoid duplication. The
Monitor is a regularly published document intended to
provide an efficient and effective tool for EMAP man-
agers to communicate the status and progress of the
program to EPA and the scientific community and to
transfer technical  information to a broad  audience.
The edition contains a feature article on the Design of
a Comprehensive Monitoring Program. It also contains
a summary of the current activities of all EMAP compo-
nents, a listing of recent publications and presenta-
tions, and recent and upcoming events.

Keywords: 'Environmental monitoring, 'Environmen-
tal impact assessments, 'Information transfer,  Estu-
aries, Technology transfer, Design, Monitoring, Project
planning, Natural  resources, Trends, Listings, Indica-
tors, Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Pro-
gram.
PB92-23956S/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Andrew W. Breidenbach Environmental Research
Center Small Systems Resource Directory-
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Cincinnati,  OH.
Office of Research and Development.
Jul 92,75p EPA/600/R-92/098

A directory of  more than 50 projects conducted or
sponsored by the Andrew W. Breidenbach Research
Center (AWBERC) Cincinnati, OH is  available. The
projects described in the directory provide information
and assistance to small systems in the areas of drink-
ing water, wastewater, and solid and hazardous waste
management.  Each project  description includes a
summary  of   work conducted  or  sponsored by
AWBERC, a list of publications generated by the
project, and an AWBERC contact for further informa-
tion about the project.

Keywords:  'Sewage treatment, 'Waste treatment,
'Municipalities, Earth fills, Water treatment. Hazardous
materials,  Packaged sewage plants, Risk, 'Drinking
water, Small systems.
PB92-239573/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
Data User's Guide to the United States Environ-
mental Protection Agency's Long-Term Monitor-
ing Project: Quality Assurance Plan and Data Dic-
tionary.
NSI Technology Services Corp., Corvallis, OR. Envi-
ronmental Research Lab.
M. Morrison, A. Newell, and R. Hjort. Dec 91,115p
EPA/600/3-91/072
Sponsored by Corvallis Environmental Research Lab.,
OR.

The document both describes procedures for data col-
lection and describes how to access and use data that
have been collected in order to assess surface water
trends that may be related to acidic deposition. The
data collection methods described in Part 1, the Qual-
ity Assurance Plan for the  Long-Term Monitoring
Project, are  well accepted  methods,  generally  in
agreement with those used for the Aquatic Effects Re-
search  Project National Surface Water Surveys. The
Data Dictionary describes access to a data base that
contains information relevant to the assessment of the
effects  of acidic deposition on surface waters. Trend
analyses and interpretations of these data will be re-
ported in a series of journal articles that will comprise a
special issue of Water, Air and Soil Pollution.

Keywords: 'Environmental protection, 'Pollution con-
trol, 'United States, Users guide, Quality assurance,
Trends, Research projects, Aquatic animals. Monitor-
ing, Water supply, Surveys, Surface waters.
PB92-239581/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under
CERCLA Solvent Extraction. Interim Guidance.
Science Applications International Corp., Cincinnati,
OH.
J. Rawe. Aug 92,47p EPA/540/R-92/016A
Contract EPA-68-C8-0062
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Risk Reduction Engineering Lab.

Systematically conducted, well-documented treatabil-
ity studies are  an important component of remedy
evaluation and  selection  under the  Superfund pro-
gram. This manual focuses on solvent extraction treat-
ability studies. This manual presents a standard guide
for  designing and implementing solvent extraction
treatability studies. The manual presents a description
of and discusses the applicability and limitations of sol-
vent extraction  technologies and defines  the pre-
screening and field measurement data needed to de-
termine if treatability  testing is  required.  It also pre-
sents an overview of the process of conducting treat-
ability tests and the applicability of tiered treatability
testing for evaluation  solvent extraction technologies.
The specific goals of each tier of testing  are defined
and performance levels are presented that should be
met at the remedy screening level before additional
tests are conducted at the next tier.

Keywords: 'Waste management, 'Hazardous materi-
als, 'Superfund, Guidelines,  Waste treatment. Manu-
als, Solvent extraction, Field tests, Performance eval-
uation, Sludge treatment, Sediments, Sampling, Re-
medial action. Experimental  design. Technology utili-
zation, 'Office  of Solid Waste and  Emergency Re-
sponse,  Comprehensive  Environmental  Response
Compensation and Liability Act, Chemical treatment,
Remedial design.
PB92-239599/REB                PC A02/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk
Reduction Engineering Lab.
Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under
CERCLA:  Solvent  Extraction  Quick  Reference
Fact Sheet.
Science Applications International Corp., Cincinnati,
OH.
J. Rawe. Aug 92,9p EPA/540/R-92/016B
Contract EPA-68-C8-0062
See also PB92-239581. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Risk Reduction En-
gineering Lab.

Systematically conducted, well-documented treatabil-
ity studies are  an important component of remedy
evaluation  and selection under the Superfund Pro-
gram. This fact sheet focuses  on solvent extraction
treatability studies, and is a highly abridged version of
the guide which bears the same title. This fact sheet
presents an abbreviated guide  for designing and im-
plementing solvent extraction treatability studies. The
fact sheet presents a description of and discusses the
applicability and limitations of solvent extraction tech-
nologies and defines the prescreening and field meas-
urement data needed to determine if treatability testing
is required.

Keywords:  'Waste management, 'Hazardous materi-
als, 'Superfund, Guidelines, Remedial  action, Waste
treatment,  Solvent  extraction,  Soil treatment. Sedi-
ments, Feasibility studies, Technology  utilization, Ex-
perimental design, Sampling, Sludge treatment, Field
tests,  'Office of  Solid Waste  and  Emergency  Re-
sponse, Remedial design, Comprehensive  Environ-
mental  Response Compensation and  Liability Act,
Chemical treatment.
 PB92-502202/REB                       CP D02
 Organic Contract Compliance Screening System
 (OCCSS) Software (OLM01.8 Version 2) (for Micro-
 computers). Software.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 1992,1 diskette' EPA/SW/DK-92/043
 System: IBM AT/PS2 or compatible; MS DOS Version
 3.3 operating system. Language: Base SAS. Super-
 cedes  PB92-501535.  Other formats  available  as
 PB92-501519(ICCSS).
 The software is on one  (1) 5 1/4 inch  diskette, 1.2M
 high density. File format: ASCII. Documentation includ-
 ed; may be ordered separately as PB92-169564.
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                                                 EPA  PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
OCCSS software is a version of a mainframe-based
application developed for the U.S. Environmental Pro-
tection Agency's National Contract Laboratory Pro-
gram (CLP). OCCSS is designed to automate the de-
termination of contractural compliance and complete-
ness of data submitted to the EPA under the Routine
Analytical Services (HAS) programs of CERCLA (Com-
prehensive Emergency Response Compensation and
Liability Act).  In order to remain consistent with the
mainframe system, this PC version of OCCSS is writ-
ten in SAS, and requires that SAS/PC be installed on
the host PC. It will load analytical data from diskettes
into SAS file format, perform technical edits on data,
produce technical defect and summary reports, and
reproduce forms  which contain defects. In  addition,
OCCSS includes software to assist in identifying these
critical structural defects in the data format, to assist in
identifying these for  correction prior to performing
technical edits.

Keywords: 'Software, 'Pollution regulations, 'Organic
compounds, 'Waste management, Diskettes, Compli-
ance, Contracts,  Permits, Data storage and retrieval,
US EPA, 'Organic Contract  Compliance Screening
System,  Comprehensive  Environmental  Response
Compensation and Liability Act, Superfund Amend-
ments  and Reauthorization  Act,  Routine  analytical
services.
PB92-502251/REB                       CP D02
Electrostatic Precipitator V-l (ESPVI 4.0) and Per-
formance Prediction Model (for Microcomputers).
Software.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
31 Mar 92,1 diskette* EPA/SW/DK-92/044
System: IBM compatible; MS DOS operating system,
400K. Language: Compiled Quick Basic.
The software is on one 5 1 /4 inch diskette, 1.2M high
density. Documentation included; may be ordered sep-
arately as PB92-169614.

The microcomputer program ESPVI  4.0, Electrostatic
Precipitation V-l and Performance Model,  was devel-
oped  to provide a user-friendly interface to an ad-
vanced model of electrostatic precipitation (ESP) per-
formance. The program is capable of modeling stand-
ard ESP configurations as well as those that might be
proposed  for improved  performance.  It incorporates
many of the latest developments in prediction of ESP
performance, including  electrical waveform  effects,
non-rapping reentrainment,  and electrode misalign-
ment. The program is organized by a series of  menu
screens with increasing levels of detail provided as the
menus become more specific. A Users Manual (PB92-
169614) that is available, provides the  documentation
needed to load  the program from its disk, set up the
computer configuration for optimal operation, and in-
troduces the operation of the program.

Keywords: 'Software, 'Air pollution control equipment,
'Electrostatic precipitators, 'Computerized simulation.
Diskettes, Performance evaluation, Electrodes.
PB92-503085/REB                       CP D02
Fish and Chemistry Data for the Upper Peninsula
of  Michigan Report (for  Microcomputers). Data
file.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Oct 90,1 diskette EPA/DF/DK-92/045
System: IBM PC or Compatible. Prepared in coopera-
tion with Kilkelly Environmental Associates, Inc.,  Ra-
leigh, NC.
The datafile is on one (1) 3 1/2 inch diskette, 1.44M
high density. File format: SAS. Documentation includ-
ed; may be ordered separately as PB92-169630.

The Eastern Lake Survey-Phase I, was conducted in
the fall of 1984 and involved a synoptic survey of water
quality in a probability sample of 1612 lakes in 11 su-
bregions in the eastern  United States. In 1986, a
subset of lakes in one subregion (Subregion 2B:Upper
Peninsula of Michigan) were resuryeyed to assess fish
community status and concentrations of total mercury
in fish tissue. In support of the National Acid Precipita-
tion Assessment Program, 49 lakes were sampled
over a 3-month period in summer 1986. Fish surveys
were conducted by Michigan State University, total
mercury samples were processed by Cornell Universi-
ty and analyzed by Syracuse University. The data base
consists of four components: (1) water chemistry data
for the 49  lakes collected in Fall 1984 during Phase I of
the Eastern Lake Survey, (2) additional  water chemis-
try collected during the Phase II survey in the summer
of 1986, (3) the species and numbers of fish caught
per unit of sampling gear, and (4) individual fish data
on age, length, weight, and total mercury concentra-
tion.

Keywords: 'Data file, 'Water quality, 'Water pollution
effects, 'Fish physiology, 'Lakes, 'Michigan, Air water
interactions, Biological communities, Mercury(Metal),
Water            chemistry,            Sampling,
Concentration(Composition), Number fish per acre,
Environmental surveys, Acidification, Diskettes, 'East-
ern Lake Survey, Eastern Region(United States), Na-
tional Acid Precipitation Assessment Program, Nation-
al Surface Water Survey.
PB92-503119/REB                       CP D02
Statistical Approach to Predicting Chronic Toxici-
ty of Chemicals to Fishes from Acute Toxicity
Test Data (for Microcomputers). Software.
Environmental Research Lab., Gulf Breeze, FL.
Jun 92,1 diskette* EPA/SW/DK-92/047
System:  IBM PS2 Model  50; DOS  4.0 operating
system, 640K. Language: True BASIC.
The  software is on  one 51/4 inch diskette, 360K
double density. File format:  ASCII. Documentation in-
cluded; may be ordered separately as PB92-169655.

A methodology was developed to predict chronic tox-
icify based on acute data. The method is called Multi-
factor Probit Analysis (MPA) and uses the iteractive
reweighed least squares method to estimate param-
eters of the probit surface. The independent variables
are time of exposure and probit of  the proportion re-
sponding to a concentration. MPA allows the user to
predict the concentration of toxicant at any time and
percent mortality, LC t,p. MPA calculates a point esti-
mate and a measure of dispersion  (95% Confidence
limits). The MPA is versatile, entirely menu-driven and
offers 7 probit models and transformation combina-
tions of the independent variables.

Keywords:  'Software,  'Water  pollution   effects,
'Fishes,  'Toxicity, 'Chemical compounds, Diskettes,
Least      squares       method,      Exposure,
Concentration(Composition), Time  series  analysis,
Statistical analysis, Fishkill,  Mortality, Fish physiology,
Risk assessment, Aquatic  ecosystems, "Multifactor
probit analysis.
PB92-503507/REB                       CP D02
Preliminary Ranking Evaluation Score (PREscore)
Version  1.1 (for Microcomputers).  Model-Simula-
tion.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Hazardous Site Evaluation Div.
Jul 92,1 diskette EPA/SW/DK-92/048
System: IBM-PC or compatible; MS DOS 3.1 operating
system, 384K.  Language: Compiled  'C'.  See  also
PB91-506964,   PB92-592291,   PB90-591791   and
PB92-500024.
The software is on one 51/4 inch diskette, 1.2M high
density. Documentation included; may be ordered sep-
arately as PB92-963349.

The PREscore computer program has been developed
to assist Superfund site assessment investigations in
Hazard Ranking System (HRS) site scoring. The HRS
is used to assess the relative threat associated with
actual or potential releases of hazardous substances
to ground water, surface water, soil, and air. The HRS
is the primary means by which EPA evaluates sites for
the National Priorities List (NPL), the list of the hazard-
ous waste sites that are eligible for remedial funding
under the Superfund  program. PREscore is designed
to  be user-friendly,  operating  via hierarchically-de-
pendent  spreadsheets that allow data to be entered
quickly and efficiently. Significant program features in-
clude: instant score calculation and continuous score
display, multiple site-scenario testing capability, exten-
sive help screens, and comprehensive documentation
ability. PREscore fully automates the HRS, allowing for
the entry and evaluation  of all types of site-related in-
formation. In addition, PREscore contains HRS-related
hazardous substance information derived from the
Agency's Superfund  Chemical Data Matrix (SCDM),
which includes substance characteristics. PREscore is
accompanied by PREprint, a program that produces
an extensive documentation record for sites evaluated
by PREscore.

Keywords: 'Models-Simulation, 'Superfund, 'Hazard-
ous materials,  'Environmental impact assessments,
 'Waste disposal, Diskettes, Rankings,  Air pollution,
Water pollution, Chemical compounds, Land pollution,
Ground water, Surface waters, Site surveys, Sampling,
"PREscpre program, 'Hazard Ranking System, Na-
tional Priorities List.
PB92-504174/REB                       CP D02
Staten Island/New Jersey Urban Air Toxics  As-
sessment Project. Quarterly and Summary Data
(for Microcomputers). October  1987-March 1991.
Data file.
Environmental Protection Agency, New York. Air Pro-
grams Branch.
1991,2 diskettes* EPA/DF/DK-92/049
System:  IBM compatible;  MS DOS 3.3  operating
system. Disk 1 is in WordPerfect and has 26 files. Disk
2 is in LOTUS 1-2-3 and has 36 files. Documentation is
on Disk 1  - INFO.WP.
The datafile is on two 3 1 /2 inch diskettes, 1.44M high
density.

The file is a compilation of quarterly and summary data
reports of air toxic monitoring data from the Staten
Island/New  Jersey  Urban Air Toxics  Assessment
Project. The following categories of air pollutants were
monitored: ambient air volatile organic compounds
(VOCs), metals, benzo(a)pyrene,  formaldehyde;  and
indoor air VOCs and radon. Monitoring was performed
at a number of sites in Staten Island, New  York,  and
nearby New Jersey.

Keywords: 'Data file, 'Air pollution monitoring, 'New
Jersey, Air sampling,  Toxic  substances,  Diskettes,
•Staten lsland(New York).
PB92-504356/REB                       CP D02
General Information on Applying for Registration
of Pesticides in the United States. Second Edition
(for Microcomputers). Data file.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pesticide Programs.
Aug 92,1 diskette* EPA/DF/DK-92/052
System: IBM PC/AT 286 or higher; H.P.  Laser Jet
Series 11  operating system. See also  PB87-142352
(Tolerance Assessment System). Other formats avail-
able as PB92-221811 (Paper Copy).
The datafile is on one 31/2 inch diskette, 1.44M high
density. File format: WordPerfect 5.1.

The instruction diskette, which is divided into 18 chap-
ters, is intended to provide a general  overview and
guidance for persons seeking to register a pesticide in
the United States. Every attempt has been made  to
make the information contained in this Instruction Dis-
kette accurate and current. However, changes  in the
Federal Pesticide Law (Federal Insecticide,  Fungicide,
and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA), regulations, policies,
and requirements are an ongoing process.

Keywords: 'Pesticides, 'Toxic substances,  'Data file,
"Guidelines, United States, Diskettes, Pollution regula-
tions,  Environmental  policy, Requirements, Informa-
tion transfer, 'Registration, Federal Insecticide Fungi-
cide and Rodenticide Act.
 PB92-780865/REB                     AVS35.00
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program.
 America's Ecological Report Card: Environmental
 Monitoring and  Assessment  Program  (EMAP)
 (Video). Audio-Visual.
 Versar, Inc., Springfield, VA.
 25 Aug 91,1 VHS video EPA/600/V-92/001
 Sponsored  by  Environmental  Protection  Agency,
 Washington, DC. Environmental Monitoring  and As-
 sessment Program.

 The Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Pro-
 gram (EMAP) is part of the Office of Research and De-
 velopment's (ORD) response to both the Science Ad-
 visory Board's recommendation and the Agency's call
 for 'managing  for results.' EMAP's goal is to monitor
 the  condition  of the nation's ecological  resources.
 EMAP data will enable one to evaluate the success of
 current policies and  programs and identify emerging
 problems before they become widespread or irreversi-
 ble.

 Keywords: 'Ecology, 'Environmental  management,
 Video tapes, Audiovisual aids, Environmental policy,
 Environmental quality, Environmental effects, Ecosys-
 tems, United States, Natural resources, Government
 policies, 'Audio-visual, 'Environmental Monitoring and
 Assessment Program.
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                                                 EPA PUBLICATIONS  BIBLIOGRAPHY
PB92-963272/REB               PC A01 /MF A01
Smart Moves in Superfund - Regional Initiatives.
Volume 1, Number 1, February 1992.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington,  DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Feb 92,4p OSWER-9202.1-02I-VOL-1 -NO-1
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit S200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The bulletin serves as an exchange for Regional infor-
mation in Superfund. The issue has the following con-
tents: region 6 to cut time between NPL listing  and
design; region 4 encourages PRPs to start remedial
designs before consent decree;  region 3 eliminates
statement of work; suggestion box; revitalization team
meets on potential pilots; and voice of the regions.

Keywords: "Superfund, "Waste management, 'Haz-
ardous materials, Regional analysis. Remedial action,
Consent orders, Listings, Performance standards, In-
formation transfer, "Office of Solid Waste and Emer-
gency Response, National Priorities List, EPA regions
1-10, Record of Decision, Potentially responsible par-
ties, On-Scene Coordinators, Remedial Project Man-
agers, Remedial designs, Settlements.
PB92-963273/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Regional Pilots and Applications of Superfund Ac-
celerated Cleanup Model (SACM). Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Jun 92,2p OSWER-9202.1-03FS
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The fact sheet describes the Regional pilot programs
testing the application of the Superfund Accelerated
Cleanup Model, and describes the major categories of
pilots and the overall status of the programs.

Keywords: 'Superfund,  "Waste management, 'Haz-
ardous materials.  Mathematical models.  Remedial
action, Regional analysis, 'Office of Solid Waste and
Emergency   Response,   'Superfund  Accelerated
Cleanup Model, 'Pilot programs, Cleanup operations.


PB92-963274/REB                      PC Free
Contracting and Subcontracting Guide to the Su-
pei fund Program.
Environmental Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
May 92,74p EPA/540/G-91/012, OSWER-9200.5-
402A
Supersedes PB89-233431.

The document assists those interested in providing
contractual services to  the  Superfund program, de-
scribes current Superfund contracts and provides con-
tact  points, addresses, and  telephone numbers  of
firms with Superfund contracts.

Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, 'Contract adminis-
tration, 'Subcontracts, 'Pollution control. Guidelines,
Services, Project planning. Businesses, Telecommuni-
cation, Storage tanks. Crude oil. Petroleum products,
Sites, 'Superfund, Listings, Addresses.
PB92-963276/REB               PC A18/MF A04
Superfund  Program   Implementation   Manual,
Fiscal Year 1993. Volumes 1 and 2. Directive (Final).
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Jun 92,424p OSWER-9200.3-01 H-1
Paper copy available on  Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

Contents: Program Goals and Priorities; Superfund In-
formation Management Systems; Program  Planning
and Reporting Requirements; Program Planning  and
Reporting  Procedures;  Financial Management  and
FTE Distribution;  Response  Budget and  Workload
Model; Enforcement Budget and Workload Model; and
Federal Facility Budget and Workload Model.

Keywords: 'Hazardous  materials, 'Pollution control,
Manuals, Information systems, Management,  Finan-
cial management. Budgeting,  Mathematical models.
Facilities, Work measurement, * Superfund, Priorities.
PB92-963277/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Identification of a Senior Superfund Official for
Addressing Special NPL Site-Related  Issues. Di-
rective.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
22 May 92,3p OSWER-9202.1-04
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit S200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others S400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The directive describes the process for identifying a
senior Superfund official responsible for reviewing and
addressing specific issues at  National Priorities List
sites that cannot be resolved at the Regional level, and
for identifying criteria for NPL site referrals to this offi-
cial.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Waste  management, 'Haz-
ardous materials, Site surveys, Regional planning. Ad-
ministrative personnel,  Remedial action, On-site in-
spection,  Managers,  Federal  agencies,  Reviews,
'Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response, Na-
tional Priorities List, Cleanup.
PB92-963278/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Superfund   Progress  -  Aficionado's   Version:
Progress as of June 30,1992.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Jun 92,16p OSWER-9200.1 -12B
See also PB92-963279 and PB92-963265.
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The  quarterly Superfund Progress  reports on the
strides the Superfund program is making towards pro-
tecting people and the environment from the hazards
of uncontrolled chemical  releases. The Aficionado's
Version of Superfund Progress provides more detailed
statistical information. The Summer 1992  Superfund
Progress highlights  the  Environmental  Response
Team, the Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model, and
the Superfund Progress Report ~ making polluters pay
for cleanup.

Keywords: 'Protection, 'Hazardous materials, Statisti-
cal  analysis.  Response,  Statistical  data. Payment,
Ranking,  Law enforcement, Sites, Superfund, Clean-
up, Remedial action.
PB92-963279/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Progress, Summer 1992.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Sep92.15pOSWER-9200.1-12-2
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The quarterly Superfund Progress report reports on
the strides the Superfund program is making towards
protecting people and the environment from the haz-
ards of  uncontrolled chemical releases. It portrays
facets of the program that often go unnoticed or un-
publicized, reports new developments, and provides
figures to show what the program has accomplished.
The  Summer 1992 Superfund Progress includes a
focus on the Environmental Response Team, the Su-
perfund  Accelerated Cleanup Model, and the Super-
fund Progress Report - Making Polluters Pay for Clean-
up.

Keywords: "Protection, 'Hazardous materials.  Envi-
ronments, Project planning, Weapons,  Storage, Air
pollution,  Sampling,  Response,  Safety,  Training,
Robots,  Remote control, Vehicles, Chemical analysis,
•Superfund, Cleanup.
PB92-963281/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Memorandum of Understanding between the Na-
tional  Oceanic and  Atmospheric Administration
and the U.S. Environmental Protection  Agency
Concerning the Notification and Coordination  of
Activities Pursuant to the Comprehensive Envi-
ronmental Response, Compensation, and Liability
Act Directive.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Sep 92,15p OSWER-9295.0-02
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
(minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $400). Single copies also available in  paper
copy or microfiche.

The Memorandum of Understanding sets forth the pro-
cedures by which EPA and NpAA will jointly carry out
their notification and coordination responsibilities with
respect to natural resources affected by a release at a
hazardous substance site, as specified in sections 104
and122ofCERCLA.

Keywords: "Natural resources, "Hazardous materials,
Procedures, US EPA, US NpAA,  Coordination, Re-
sponse,  Sites,  Comprehensive Environmental Re-
sponse Compensation and Liability Act(CERCLA), No-
tification.
PB92-963346/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies:
Phase 2. Volume 1. Summary Report.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Feb 92,38p OSWER-9355.4-05
Supersedes PB90-183583. See also PB92-963347.
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required  (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The report is the second phase of a study to evaluate
the effectiveness of ground-water extraction systems
being used to remediate ground-water contamination
at hazardous waste sites. The report was prepared in
two volumes. Volume 1 contains an executive summa-
ry and chapters which discuss the purpose, method-
ologies, and conclusion of the project.

Keywords: "Ground  water,  "Hazardous materials,
•Remedial action,  "Water pollution control, "Extrac-
tion, Performance evaluation, Waste management,
Environmental  transport, Aquifers,  Revisions, Design
criteria, "Cleanup operations.
PB92-963347/REB               PC A19/MF A04
Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies:
Phase 2. Volume 2. Case Studies and Updates.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Feb 92,450p OSWER-9355.4-05A
Supersedes PB90-274440. See also PB92-963346.
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required  (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The report is the second phase of a study to evaluate
the effectiveness of ground-water extraction systems
being used to remediate ground-water contamination
at hazardous waste sites. The report was prepared in
two volumes. Volume 2 discusses the case studies—in-
dividual analyses of each of the 24 sites associated
with the project.

Keywords:  "Ground  water,  "Hazardous materials,
"Remedial action, 'Water pollution control, 'Extrac-
tion, Case studies, Performance evaluation,  Waste
management, Environmental transport, Aquifers, Revi-
sions, Design criteria, "Cleanup operations.
PB92-963356/REB               PC A13/MF A03
Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment
(Part A). Final rept.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Apr 92,290p OSWER-9285.7-09A
Supersedes PB91-921208. See also PB92-963362.
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required  (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The document is the first part (Part  A) of the two-part
Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment. The
guidance provides direction for planning and assess-
ing analytical data collection activities for the baseline
human health risk assessment, conducted as part of
the remedial investigation (Rl) process. It provides risk
assesors and RPMs with nationally-consistent proce-
dures to plan and assess sampling and analysis of
useable environmental data.  Although the guidance
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addresses the baseline assessment within the Rl, it is
appropriate for use in the new Superfund Accelerated
Cleanup Model where data needs for risk assessment
are considered at the onset of site evaluation.

Keywords: *Superfund, *Risk assessment, "Hazard-
ous materials, 'Waste management, "Public health,
Data collections, Data acquisition, Guidelines, Reme-
dial action, Site surveys, Remedial project managers,
Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model.
PB92-963361/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Superfund  Accelerated Cleanup  Bulletin:  Pre-
sumptive Remedies for Wood Treatment Facili-
ties. Volume 1, Number 2, May 1992. Intermittent
bulletin.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
May 92, 2p OSWER-9203.1 -02I-VOL-1 -NO-2
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required  (minimum deposit S200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

Superfund is undertaking an initiative to develop pre-
sumptive remedies that are appropriate for specific
types of sites, contaminants, or both. The initiative is
part of a larger program, known as the Superfund Ac-
celerated Cleanup Model (SACM), which is designed
to speed all aspects of the Superfund clean-up proc-
ess. The issue  of the Superfund Accelerated Cleanup
Bulletin  describes presumptive remedies for wood
treatment facilities.

Keywords:  'Superfund,  'Remedial action,  'Waste
management, 'Wood preservatives, 'Hazardous ma-
terials, Sites, Performance evaluation, Dioxins, Stand-
ards,  Technology  innovation,  'Cleanup operations,
'Wood  treatment  facilities, Superfund  Accelerated
Cleanup Model.
PB92-963362/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment
(Part B). Final rept.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
May 92,85p OSWER-9285.7-09B
Supersedes PB91-921208. See also PB92-963356.
Paper copy available  on  Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit S200 U.S., Canada,
and  Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

Part B of Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assess-
ment provides supplemental information regarding the
useability of analytical data for performing a baseline
risk assessment at sites with radioactivity. While Part A
focuses primarily on chemical contamination, much of
the information presented also applies to the risk as-
sessment process for radioactive contamination. The
guidance offered in Part B is intended as an overview
of the key differences between chemical and radionu-
clide risk assessments, and not as a comprehensive,
stand-alone document to assess the risks posed by ra-
dionuclide exposures. Part A of the guidance should
be used side by side with this document.

Keywords: 'Risk assessment, 'Radioactive materials,
'Public  health,  Superfund,   Guidelines,  Remedial
action. Baseline measurements. Data processing, Ra-
dionuclide migration. Sampling, Assessments, Biologi-
cal radiation effects, Exposure, Cleanup operations.
 PB92-963363/REB               PC A02/MF A01
 Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment.
 Fact sheet.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 Jun 92,8p OSWER-9285.7-09FS
 Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
 count required (minimum deposit S200 U.S., Canada,
 and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
 able in paper copy or microfiche.

 The fact sheet provides an overview of Part A and Part
 B of the Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assess-
 ment. It highlights key points of the documents and
 states where additional information can be found. The
 Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment pro-
 vides risk assessors and RPMs with nationally-consist-
 ent procedures to plan and assess sampling and anal-
 ysis of useable environmental data for baseline human
 health risk assessments, and addresses the useability
of radioanalytical data for baseline human health risk
assessment.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Waste management,  'Haz-
ardous materials, Guidelines, Risk assessment, Reme-
dial action, Baseline  measurements, Public  health,
Sampling,  Radiation biological effects,  Data  collec-
tions,  'Office of Solid Waste and  Emergency  Re-
sponse, Remedial project managers.
PB92-963364/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Remedial Action Report: Documentation for Oper-
able Unit Completion. Fact sheet.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response
Jun 92,4p OSWER-9355.0-39FS
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required  (minimum deposit S200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The progress in moving a site toward the ultimate goal
of deletion from the NPL typically involves several op-
erable units or  multiple phases of construction over a
period of several  years. The purpose of the Remedial
Action Report is to document the activities that occur
under each specific remedial action operable unit at a
site. The report provides documentation that a particu-
lar operable unit has met its objectives as well as sum-
mary information  for subsequent inclusion in  the Su-
perfund Site Close Out Report.  It  also serves  as a
source of lessons learned for project managers  and
designers of future remedial action projects.

Keywords: 'Superfund,  'Waste management, 'Haz-
ardous materials. Closures, Remedial action, Quality
control, Performance  standards, Inspection. Oper-
ation, Maintenance,  Cost analysis, Design  criteria,
'Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response, Na-
tional  Priorities  List,  Remedial project  managers.
Cleanup operations.
PB92-963367/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Bulletin. Volume
1, Number 1. Presumptive Remedies for Municipal
Landfill Sites. Bulletin.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Apr 92,1 p OSWER-9203.1-02I-VOL-1 -NO-1
See also PB92-963371.
Paper copy available on  Standing Order, deposit  ac-
count required (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The bulletin provides an  overview of the presumptive
remedies  initiative.  The objective  of the presumptive
remedies  initiative  is to use  clean-up technologies
shown to be effective in the past at similar sites in the
future. The use of presumptive remedies will stream-
line removal  actions, site studies, and clean-up  ac-
tions, thereby improving  consistency, reducing costs,
and increasing the speed with which hazardous waste
sites are remediated.

Keywords:  'Municipalities,   'Hazardous  materials,
'Pollution  control,  Earth fills, Sites,  Mathematical
models. Manuals, Risk,  Investigation, Sampling,  As-
sessments, 'Superfund,  Alternative  planning.  Clean
up, Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model(SACM).
 PB92-963368/REB               PC A02/MF A01
 FY  1992 Themes for  Regional Coordination  to
 Support  Continuous  Improvements  of Super-
 fund's Remedial Program. Directive.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 Dec 91, 6p OSWER-9355.0-36
 Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
 count required (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
 and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
 able in paper copy or microfiche.

 The directive outlines the FY 92 themes for regional
 coordination to support  continuous improvements of
 Superfund's remedial program. Themes represent crit-
 ical program areas that require  special emphasis by
 Regional management, staff, and Regional  Coordina-
 tors. This effort will improve the  efficiency and quality
 of the Superfund program which  furthers their commit-
 ment to Total Quality Management. Regional Coordi-
 nators will promote guidance awareness and national
 consistency.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Waste management,  'Haz-
ardous materials, Remedial action, Regional analysis,
Technology innovation, Regional planning, Quality as-
surance, 'Office of Solid  Waste and Emergency Re-
sponse, Innovative treatment technologies, Regional
Coordinators, Remedial Project Managers, Cleanup.
PB92-963369/REB               PC A03/MF A01
ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 3. The Role  of
Natural Resource Trustees in the Superfund Proc-
ess. Bulletin.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Mar 92,12p OSWER-9345.0-05I-VOL-1 -NO-3
See also PB92-963370.
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The bulletin is intended to help Remedial Project Man-
agers and On-Scene Coordinators work with natural
resource trustees during site assessment and remedi-
ation. It explains the authority  and responsibilities of
trustees, and the responsibilities of RPMs and OSCs
with respect to trustee issues.  The goal of this docu-
ment is to help reduce delays and ensure compliance
with relevant statutes by increasing understanding of
trustee issues as they pertain  to the  Superfund pro-
gram.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Waste management, 'Haz-
ardous materials, 'Remedial  action, Site  surveys,
Compliance, Natural resources management, Region-
al planning, Notification procedures, Federal agencies,
Administrative procedures, 'Natural resource trustees,
'Cleanup   operations,  Responsibilities,   Remedial
Project Managers, On-Scene Coordinators,  National
Oil  and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency
Plan.
PB92-963370/REB               PC A03/MF A01
ECO  Update. Volume  1, Number 4.  Developing a
Work Scope for Ecological Assessments. Bulletin.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
May 92, 16p OSWER-9345.0-05I-VOL-1 -NO-3
See also PB92-963369.
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The bulletin is intended for Remedial Project Manag-
ers (RPMs), to help them plan and manage ecological
assessments of sites as part of the Remedial Investi-
gation and Feasibility Study (RI/FS) process. As used
here, the generic term work scope describes the proc-
ess of specifying the work to be done for the ecological
assessment, as part of  the overall Rl Work Plan. The
term encompasses project scoping, development and
approval of the Work  Plan, and preparation of the
Statement of Work (SOW) for  contractors (at  Fund-
lead sites). The outcome of a successfully executed
work  scope should be an ecological assessment that
includes four essential components: problem formula-
tion, exposure assessment, ecological effects assess-
ment, and risk characterization.

 Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Waste management,  'Haz-
 ardous  materials, 'Remedial action,  "Ecology, Envi-
 ronmental impact assessments. Risk assessment,
 Feasibility studies, Exposure, Quality assurance, Qual-
 ity control, Site surveys, Management planning, Bio-
 logical  effects, 'Cleanup operations, 'Work scope,
 Remedial Project Managers, On-Scene Coordinators.
 PB92-963371/REB               PCA01/MFA01
 Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Bulletin. Volume
 1, Number 3. Presumptive Remedies. Bulletin.
 Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington,  DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 Aug 92, 2p OSWER-9203.1-02I-VOL-1-NO-3
 See also PB92-963367.
 Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
 count required  (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
 and Mexico; all others S400). Single copies also avail-
 able in paper copy or microfiche.

 The bulletin outlines the Superfund efforts  underway
 for developing presumptive remedies for various types
 of sites. The objective of the presumptive remedies ini-
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tiative is to use clean-up techniques shown to be effec-
tive in the past at similar sites in the future. The use of
presumptive remedies will streamline removal actions,
site studies, and clean-up actions, thereby improving
consistency, reducing costs, and increasing the speed
with which hazardous waste sites are remediated.

Keywords:  'Superfund, 'Waste management, 'Haz-
ardous materials, 'Remedial action, 'Technology as-
sessment.  Earth  fills, Water  pollution.  Municipal
wastes, Ground water,  Solvents, Wood preservatives,
'Cleanup operations, On-Scene Coordinators, Reme-
dial Project Managers.
PB92-963372/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Understanding Superfund Risk Assessment. Fact
sheet.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Jul 92, 8p OSWER-9285.7-08FS
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required  (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The fact sheet explains the Superfund risk assess-
ment process in non-technical terms, defining risk as-
sessment and  risk  management, and describing the
four steps of risk assessment. Information is also pro-
vided  on how the public can get more involved in Su-
perfund  risk assessment and suggestions for further
reading.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
management, Risk  assessment, Public health. Public
information,  Exposure,  Baseline  measurements,
'Office of Solid Waste and  Emergency Response,
Cleanup, National Priorities List, Risk management.
PB92-963373/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Supplemental Guidance to RAGS: Calculating the
Concentration Term. Volume 1,  Number 1,  May
1992. Intermittent bulletin.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
May 92,10p OSWER-9285.7-08I-VOL-1-NO-1
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit 3200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others S400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The bulletin explains the concentration term in the ex-
posure/intake equation to remedial project managers,
risk assessors, statisticians, and other  personnel. This
bulletin presents the general intake equation as pre-
sented in RAGS/HHEM Part A, discusses basic con-
cepts concerning the concentration term, describes
generally how to calculate the concentration term, pre-
sents examples to illustrate several important points,
and identifies where to get additional help.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
management   'Environmental  health.  Remedial
action, Risk assessment, Guidelines, Exposure, Public
health.    Occupational    safety    and    health,
Concentration(Composition), Study estimates, 'Office
of Solid Waste and Emergency Response, 'Risk As-
sessment Guidance for Superfund,  Remedial Project
Managers, Remedial response.
PB92-963374/REB               PC A03/MF A01
ECO Update. Volume  1, Number 5, August 1992.
Briefing the BTAG: Initial Description of Setting,
History, and Ecology of a Site. Intermittent bulletin.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Aug 92,11p OSWER-9345.0-05I-VOL-1-NO-5
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit S200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The ECO Update is a bulletin series on ecological as-
sessment of Superfund  sites. The issue highlights the
Biological Technical Assistance Groups (BTAGs) that
assist Remedial Project Managers in  managing as-
sessments of whether ecological harm has occurred
or may occur at a Superfund site.

Keywords: 'Ecology, 'Hazardous materials, 'Assess-
ments, Technical assistance, Management, Sites, Su-
perfund, History, Remedial action.
PB92-963405/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Compendium of ERT Field Analytical Procedures.
Directive.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
May 92, 84p OSWER-9360.4-04
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The directive provides standard operating procedures
for field  analytical  procedures, including the use of
Sentex Scentograph Gas Chromatograph;  Portable
XRF Analyzer; Photoionization Detector - HNU; Pho-
tovac 10A10 Portable Gas Chromatograph Operation;
Photovac 10S50, 10S55,  and  10S70 Gas Chromato-
graph Operation; Photovac GC Analysis for Air, Soil
Gas, Water, and Soil; and Micromonitor M200.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Waste management, 'Haz-
ardous materials, 'Air pollution detection, 'Gas analy-
sis,  Standards, Chemical analysis,  Field  tests,  Gas
chromatography, Portable equipment. X-ray fluores-
cence analysis. Soil gases, Water analysis, Soil analy-
sis,  'Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response,
Environmental Response Team.
PB92-963406/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Compendium of ERT Air Sampling Procedures. Di-
rective.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
May 92,128p OSWER-9360.4-05
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit  ac-
count required (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The directive provides guidelines for ERT air sampling
procedures,  including  SUMMA Canister  Cleaning,
SUMMA  Canister  Sampling,  GC/MS  Analysis  of
Tenax/CMS Cartridges and SUMMA Canisters, Prepa-
ration of SUMMA Canister Field Standards, Low Level
Methane Analysis for SUMMA Canister Gas Samples,
Asbestos Sampling, Tedlar Bag Sampling, Charcoal
Tube Sampling,  Tenax Tub Sampling, and Polyure-
thane Foam Sampling.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Waste management,  'Haz-
ardous materials, 'Air pollution sampling, Guidelines,
Gas chromatography. Gas analysis, Mass spectrosco-
py,  Sample preparation. Containers, Volatile organic
compounds. Air  pollution detection. Sampling, Stand-
ards,  Methane,  Charcoal,  Polyurethanes,   Foam,
'SUMMA canisters, 'Office of Solid Waste and Emer-
gency Response,  Tedlar  bags, Environmental Re-
sponse Team, Tenax tubes.
PB92-963409/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Removal  Procedures:  Removal En-
forcement Guidance for On-Scene Coordinators.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Apr 92,41p OSWER-9360.3-06
See also PB90-192055.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
(minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $400). Single copies also available in  paper
copy or microfiche.

The document is part of a ten-volume series of guid-
ance documents collectively titled the Superfund Re-
moval Procedures. These stand-alone volumes update
and replace OSWER Directive 9360.0-3B. the single-
volume  Superfund  Removal  Procedures  manual,
issued in February 1988. Each volume in the series is
dedicated to a particular aspect of the removal proc-
ess and includes a volume-specific Table of Contents,
Reference List, and Key Words Index. The series com-
prises the following nine procedural volumes. The doc-
ument summarizes the relevant guidance and statuto-
ry authorities for  conducting enforcement activities
during removal actions.

Keywords: 'Hazardous  materials, 'Removal, 'Pollu-
tion control,  Manuals, Guidelines, Statutes, Law en-
forcement Government policies, Regulations, Coordi-
nation, Personnel, Sites, 'Superfund.
PB92-963411/REB               PC A01/MF A01
CERCLA Notifications: Emergency Response No-
tification System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Apr 92, 2p OSWER-9360.0-23FS
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required  (minimum deposit S200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others S400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The   Emergency  Response  Notification  System
(ERNS) provides a mechanism for documenting and
verifying release notification information as initially re-
ported to the National Response Center (NRC), the
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and, to a
limited extent, to the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) for re-
sponse decisions. The initial notification  data may be
followed up by various  Federal, State and local re-
sponse authorities, as appropriate. ERNS contains
data that can be used to analyze release notifications
and spills, support emergency planning efforts, and
assist decision  makers in developing spill prevention
programs. The  fact sheet provides summary informa-
tion on notifications  of  releases of hazardous sub-
stances regulated under the Comprehensive Environ-
mental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of
1980 (CERCLA), as amended.

Keywords: 'Superfund,  'Waste management,  'Haz-
ardous materials, Information  systems, Notification
procedures, Law enforcement, Emergency plans, Pol-
lution regulations, National government, State govern-
ment, 'Office of Solid Wastes and Emergency Re-
sponse, 'Emergency  Response Notification System,
ERNS  system, Comprehensive Environmental Re-
sponse Compensation Liability Act.
PB92-963412/REB               PCA01/MFA01
Overview of ERNS: Emergency Response Notifi-
cation System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Apr 92,4p OSWER-9360.0-29FS
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The fact sheet provides an overview of the Emergency
Response Notification System  (ERNS), a  national
computer database used to store information on re-
leases of oil and hazardous substances.

Keywords: 'Superfund,  'Waste  management,  'Haz-
ardous materials, 'Oil spills, 'Water pollution, Informa-
tion systems, Law enforcement, Notification proce-
dures, Emergency plans, Pollution regulations, Nation-
al government, State government, 'Office of Solid
Waste and Emergency  Response, 'Emergency Re-
sponse Notification System, ERNS system.
PB92-963413/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Oil Notifications: Emergency  Response Notifica-
tion System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Apr 92,2p OSWER-9360.0-22FS
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others S400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The   Emergency  Response   Notification  System
(ERNS) is a national computer  database which pro-
vides the only centralized mechanism for documenting
and verifying incident notification information as initial-
ly reported to the National  Response Center (NRC),
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and
to a limited extent, the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG). The
initial notification data may be followed up with updat-
ed information from various Federal, State and local
response authorities, as appropriate. ERNS contains
data that can be used to analyze release notifications,
support emergency planning efforts, and assist deci-
sion makers in developing spill prevention programs.
The fact sheet provides summary information on notifi-
cations  of releases of oil reported in accordance with
the Clean Water Act (CWA). Under Section 311 of the
CWA, discharges of oil which: (1) cause a sheen to
appear on the surface of the water; (2) violate applica-
ble water quality standards; or (3) cause  sludge or
emulsion to be deposited beneath the surface of the
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water or adjoining shoreline, must be reported to the
NRC.

Keywords: *Superfund, *Oil spills, 'Water pollution, Oil
pollution, Petroleum products, Crude oil, Information
systems, Clean  Water Act, Land pollution. Law en-
forcement. Notification procedures, Emergency plans,
Pollution regulations, National government, State gov-
ernment, Shores, "Office of Solid Waste and Emer-
gency Response, "Emergency Response Notification
System, ERNS system.
PB92-963414/REB               PC A09/MF A03
Standard Operating Safety Guides.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Jun92,194pOSWER-9285.1-03
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
(minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $400). Single copies also available in paper
copy or microfiche.

The guides provide information on  health and safety
and are to complement professional judgment and ex-
perience, and to supplement existing Regional Office
safety procedures. The document provides guidance
for ensuring health and safety of site personnel who
work with hazardous substances or who work at un-
controlled hazardous waste sites. The guidance is in-
tended for federal, state, and local managers and per-
sonnel at sites where hazardous materials are present.
The SOSG is intended to provide  a comprehensive
overview of the information needed by employers to
meet  their responsibility to assure the health  and
safety of employees engaged in operations at hazard-
ous waste sites.

Keywords:  'Hazardous materials, "Safety, "Pollution
control,  "Public health, Guidelines, Sites, Personnel
services,  National government,  State  government,
Local  government,  Removal,  Operations, regional
planning, Employers, Responsibility,  "Superfund.
PB92-963416/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Removal Procedures: Public Participa-
tion Guidance for On-Scene Coordinators: Com-
munity Relations and the Administrative Record.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington,  DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Jul 92,43p OSWER-9360.3-05
Supersedes PB90-192055.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
(minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $400). Single copies also available in paper
copy or microfiche.

The document is part of a ten-volume series of guid-
ance documents collectively titled the Superfund Re-
moval Procedures. Each volume in the series  is dedi-
cated to a particular aspect of the removal process.
The document summarizes the relevant public partici-
pation guidance and statutory authorities for conduct-
ing community relations and administrative record ac-
tivities.

Keywords: "Hazardous materials, "Removal,  "Pollu-
tion control, Instruction,  Guidelines, Citizen participa-
tion, Statutes, Coordination, Community relations, Au-
thority, Management, "Superfund.
PB92-963418/REB               PC A12/MF A03
Analysis of State Superfund  Programs: 50-State
Study. 1991 Update.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Dec 91,267p OSWER-9375.6-08B
See also PB91 -921259 and PB90-272733.
Paper Copy available  on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada.
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

Under the Superfund  Amendments and Reauthoriza-
tion Act (SARA) of 1986, Congress requires the EPA to
involve States in the Superfund program in a 'substan-
tial and meaningful' way. The State and Local Coordi-
nation  Branch (SLCB) is  responsible  for developing
regulations, guidance, and policy related to this Con-
gressional mandate. As part of its responsibilities, the
SLCB  tries to maintain comprehensive information
about State capabilities to contribute to or manage
cleanups at hazardous waste sites. Under a coopera-
tive agreement with EPA, the Environmental Law Insti-
tute has collected, organized, and summarized the in-
formation presented here on State cleanup programs.

Keywords:  "Superfund,  "State  programs,   "Waste
management, "Hazardous  materials, United  States,
Remedial action, Land pollution abatement, Informa-
tion  transfer,  Pollution  regulations, Environmental
policy, Guidelines, Cleanup, Comprehensive Environ-
mental Response Compensation and Liability Act.
PB92-963419/REB               PC A01/MF A01
Guide to Removal Enforcement. Fact sheet.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Jul 92, 4p OSWER-9360.3-06FS
See also PB92-963409.
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required  (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The fact sheet summarizes a Superfund Removal Pro-
cedures volume entitled 'Removal Enforcement Guid-
ance for On-Scene Coordinators' describing the es-
sential components of the removal enforcement proc-
ess along with  recent Agency enforcement initiatives
stemming from  the Management Review of the Super-
fund Program (the '90-Day Study').

Keywords: "Superfund,  "Waste management,  "Haz-
ardous materials, Law enforcement, Guidelines,  Re-
medial  action,  Cost  repayments,  "Office  of Solid
Waste and Emergency Response, Comprehensive En-
vironmental Response  Compensation  and Liability
Act, Cleanup,  On-Scene Coordinators, Settlements,
Potentially responsible parties.
PB92-963420/REB               PC A02/MF A01
OPA Update: Implementation of the Oil Pollution
Act of 1990. Volume 2, Number 1. Bulletin.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington,  DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Aug 92,8p OSWER-9200.5-1151
Paper copy available on Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required  (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The  issue includes  information on facility response
plans, the Environmental Response Team, mechani-
cal containment and recovery of oil,  and the  recent
designation of Areas under the OPA.

Keywords: "Oil pollution, "Monongahela River, Con-
tainment, Storage tanks, Water supply, Damage as-
sessment,  Ecology,  Prevention,  Regulations,  Re-
sponse, Facilities, US EPA, Navigation, Project plan-
ning, Oil spills, Oil pollution Act of 1990.
PB92-963422/REB               PC A02/MF A01
Notification  Requirements for  Continuous  Re-
leases of Hazardous Substances. Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Sep 92, 9p OSWER-9360.7-08FS
Paper copy available on  Standing Order, deposit ac-
count required (minimum deposit $200 U.S., Canada,
and Mexico; all others $400). Single copies also avail-
able in paper copy or microfiche.

The fact sheet is designed to make facilities more fa-
miliar with the Continuous Releases Final Rule (55 FR
30166, July 24, 1990), which permits reduced report-
ing of releases  of CERCLA hazardous substances
when the releases are 'continuous and stable in quan-
tity and rate.' It also discusses the requirements of the
continuous release reporting regulations and address-
es many key questions concerning their scope and ap-
plicability, and answers questions  about compliance
with the reduced reporting regime permitted for this
type of release.

Keywords: "Superfund, "Hazardous materials, "Waste
management, Pollution regulations, Compliance, Re-
quirements, Notification procedures, Remedial action,
Path of pollutants, "Office of Solid Waste and Emer-
gency Response, Comprehensive Environmental Re-
sponse Compensation and Liability Act, Remedial re-
sponse.
PB92-963706/REB               PC A14/MF A03
Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 1):
Savage Municipal Water Supply, Milford, NH. (First
Remedial Action), September 1991. Final rept.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
27 Sep 91, 311 p EPA/ROD/R01 -91 /059
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico;  for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The Savage Municipal Water Supply site is located in
Milford,  New Hampshire. The site and  surrounding
properties encompass the Savage Municipal Well, four
major industrial facilities, and two fish hatcheries. In
1983, the State identified concentrations of several
VOCs that were  above drinking water standards in
water from the Savage Municipal Well and  water
drawn from the well supplying a nearby trailer park. At
the State's request, EPA conducted a removal action
in 1983. The remedial action addresses potential risks
to  future use of the aquifer caused by ground water
contamination at the site, within a 6,000- by 2,500-foot
contaminated ground water plume.  The ground water
plume was divided into two zones: the concentrated
plume, which contains  the highest  concentrations of
contaminants; and the extended plume, which has the
remainder of the contaminated ground water. The pri-
mary contaminants of  concern affecting  the ground
water are VOCs  including benzene, PCE, TCA, and
TCE;  and metals including arsenic, chromium, and
lead.

Keywords: "Superfund,  "Remedial action,  "Hazardous
materials, "Waste disposal, "Pollution control, Ground
water, Volatile  organic  compounds, New  Hampshire,
Metals, Water pollution, Industrial wastes, "Record of
Decision, EPA region   1,  Milford(New Hampshire),
Cleanup operations.
PB92-963707/REB               PC A12/MF A03
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  1):
Iron Horse Park, Billerica, MA. (Second Remedial
Action), June 1991.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
27 Jun 91, 266p EPA/ROD/R01 -91 /057
See also PB88-206247.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 552-acre Iron Horse Park site is an active industri-
al complex and railyard with a long history of activities
that have resulted in contamination  of soil,  ground
water, and surface water in North Billerica, Massachu-
setts. The site  includes open storage areas, landfills,
and lagoons. The Record of Decision (ROD) address-
es  the onsite 60-acre  landfill, known as the  Shaffer
Landfill, that was used for disposal  of residential and
commercial solid waste from 1946 until its closure in
1986. The ROD addresses OU2, final remediation of
the Shaffer  Landfill, including leachate and  ground
water. A  future ROD will address surface water con-
tamination as part of OU3. The primary contaminants
of  concern  affecting the landfill materials,  ground
water, and air are VOCs including benzene, TCE, tolu-
ene, and xylenes; other organics including PAHs; and
metals including arsenic and lead. The selected reme-
dial action for the site is included.

Keywords: "Superfund, "Remedial action, "Hazardous
materials, "Waste disposal, "Pollution control.  Land
pollution  control, Water pollution control, Air pollution
control, Massachusetts, Soil  contamination,  Ground
water, Volatile  organic compounds. Aromatic  polycy-
clic hydrocarbons, Metals, Surface waters, "Record of
Decision,  Second  remedial  action,  Cleanup,  EPA
region 1, North Billerica(Massachusetts).
 PB92-963708/REB
                                PC A13/MF A03
 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  1):
 Sullivan's  Ledge  Superfund  Site, Middle Marsh
 Operable Unit, New Bedford,  MA. (First Remedial
 Action), September 1991. Final rept.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 27 Sep 91, 297p EPA/ROD/R01 -91 /063
 See also PB90-107608.
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Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others 51,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others S400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The Sullivan's Ledge site consists of a 12-acre former
quarry site/disposal area and 14.5 acres of downgra-
dient wetlands areas in New Bedford, Bristol County,
Massachusetts. The downgradient portion of the site,
which is the focus of the Record of Decision (ROD), in-
cludes two wetlands areas. From the 1930's to 1970's,
the City of New Bedford acquired the property and
used the quarry pits and nearby areas for disposal of
hazardous materials including  electrical transformers
and capacitors, fuel oil, volatile liquids, and other in-
dustrial wastes. From 1988 to 1990, several EPA in-
vestigations  identified contamination by PCBs and
PAHs in  surface and subsurface sediment,  soil, and
biota; and VOCs and inorganics in ground water. Con-
tamination has  resulted in  part from contaminated
sediment migrating from the disposal area via the  Un-
named Stream and deposition  in Middle Marsh during
stream  flooding.  The ROD addresses the  Middle
Marsh as OU2. The primary contaminants of concern
affecting the  soil, sediment, and surface water  are
VOCs  including toluene;  other  organics  including
PAHs, PCBs,  pesticides, and phenols; and metals in-
cluding lead. The selected remedial action for this  site
is included.

Keywords: "Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Waste  dis-
posal, "Hazardous materials,  'Pollution  control, Soil
contamination, Sediments, Surface waters. Water pol-
lution control. Land pollution control. Industrial wastes.
Volatile  organic compounds. Metals,   Lead(Metal),
Pesticides, Organic compounds. 'Record of  Decision,
First      Remedial       Action-Final,       Bristol
County(Massachusetts), Cleanup, EPA region 1.
PB92-963709/REB                PC A13/MF A03
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Sil-
resim Chemical, MA. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency. Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
19 Sep 91,281 p EPA/ROD/R01 -91 /061
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others 51,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others S400.  Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche

The 4.5-acre Silresim Chemical site is a former chemi-
cal waste reclamation  facility in  Lowell. Massachu-
setts. From 1971 to 1977, Silresim Chemical Corpora-
tion (SCC) used the site for a chemical waste reclama-
tion facility State investigations revealed evidence of
numerous spills,  leakage of drums, discharges  to
nearby  sewers, and run-off to adjacent property. A
number of EPA and State  investigations revealed con-
tamination  of soil and  ground water. From  1978 to
1982, the State constructed  a fence, removed liquid
waste  in onsite  drums and  tanks, and constructed
berms and absorbent-filled trenches. From  1983 to
1984, EPA removed all onsite structures,  extended the
fence, and placed a clay cap over the site. The Record
of Decision (ROD) addresses both onsite and offsite
soil and ground water contamination. The primary con-
taminants of concern affecting the soil and  ground
water are VOCs including  benzene, TCE, toluene, and
xylenes; other organics including dioxin.  PAHs, PCBs,
and phenols; and metals including arsenic, chromium,
and tead. The selected remedial action for the site is
included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, "Waste disposal. "Pollution control, Chemi-
cal compounds. Soil  contamination.  Ground water,
Water pollution control. Land pollution control. Volatile
organic compounds, Metals,  Organic compounds. In-
dustrial wastes,  "Record  of Decision, First  Remedial
Action-Final,  Cleanup. Lowell(Massachusetts),  EPA
region 1.
 P892-963710/REB               PC A11/MF A03
 Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region  1):
 Gfoveland Wells, Operable Unit 1, Groveland, MA.
 (Second Remedial Action), September 1991. Final
 rept.
 Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington.  DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 30 Sep 91,245p EPA/ROD/R01-91 /058
 Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others 51,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others 5400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 850-acre Groveland Wells site is a municipal well
field in Groveland, Massachusetts. The site is under-
lain by a surficai unconsolidated aquifer,  which is a
source of ground water for the well field, and a deeper
bedrock aquifer. In 1979, elevated levels of TCE were
discovered in the onsite water supply wells, resulting in
the closure of the wells, development of alternate
water supplies, and investigations by EPA. EPA inves-
tigations identifed three likely sources of contamina-
tion: the A.W. Chesterton Company, currently being re-
mediated under RCRA corrective action and closure
activities; the  Haverhill Municipal Landfill, which has
been addressed as a separate CERCLA action; and
the Valley Manufactured Products Company (Valley), a
screw machine  products manufacturer and  finisher.
The ROD addresses management of migration of con-
tamination in the surficai and bedrock aquifers extend-
ing from the valley site, as a final remedy. The primary
contaminants  of concern affecting  the  ground water
are VOCs including benzene, PCE. TCE, and toluene;
and metals including arsenic, chromium, and lead. The
selected remedial action for the site is included.

Keywords: "Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Waste dis-
posal,  "Hazardous  materials,  'Pollution   control,
Ground water, Water pollution control, Volatile organic
compounds, Metals, Water wells, Water supply. Indus-
trial wastes, Municipal  wastes, "Record of Decision,
Cleanup, Second Remedial Action - Final, EPA region
1, Groveland(Massachusetts).
PB92-963807/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2):
Mattiace Petrochemicals Co., Inc., Nassau County,
Glen Cove, NY. (Second Remedial  Action), June
1991. Final rept.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response
27 Jun 91,106p EPA/ROD/R02-91 /144
See also PB91-921533.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others 51,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others 5400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 2-acre Mattiace Petrochemicals site is an inactive
liquid storage and redistribution facility in Glen Cove.
Nassau County, New York. Surrounding land use is pri-
marily industrial. Glen Cove Creek, a potential wetland
area, is located south of the site. The site overlies a
system of three unconsolidated sedimentary aquifers,
of which the surficial Upper Glacial Aquifer has been
affected by onsite contamination. From the mid-1960s
to 1986, organic solvents  were stored, blended, and
repackaged onsite. In  1988, EPA characterized and
disposed of 100,000 gallons of hazardous liquids  off-
site from approximately 24  above- and 32 underground
storage tanks. In 1989. a  second EPA  investigation
identified approximately 25 buried drums and numer-
ous other containers that  were leaking contaminated
material into the surrounding soil and ground water.
The ROD addresses remediation of onsite source ma-
terials, as well as management  of migration of con-
taminated shallow ground water. The primary contami-
nants of concern affecting the soil, debris, and ground
water are VOCs including  PCE, TCE, toluene, and xy-
lenes; other organics including PAHs, pesticides, and
phenols; and metals including arsenic, chromium, and
lead. The selected remedial action for this site is in-
cluded.

Keywords: "Superfund, "Remedial action. "Hazardous
materials, "Waste  disposal. "Pollution control, New
York, Site surveys. Land pollution. Water pollution. Un-
derground storage. Storage tanks.  Ground  water,
Metals,   Phenols,  Petrochemical  plants.  Industrial
wastes. Volatile organic compounds. Pesticides, Aro-
matic polycyclic  hydrocarbons, 'Record of  Decision,
Cleanup  operations, Nassau CountyfNew York), EPA
region 2.
 PB92-963812/REB               PC A15/MF A03
 Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 2):
 Hooker Chemical S-Area, Niagara Falls, NY. (First
 Remedial Action), September 1990. Final rept.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
21 Sep 90,342p EPA/ROD/R02-90/140
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others 51,400.  Deposit required  foor  each region,
5200, U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others 5400.
Also available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The  Hooker Chemical S-Area site is a former landfill
area located in Niagara Falls, New York. The site lies
adjacent to the Niagara River.  Approximately 63,000
tons of chemical processing wastes were disposed of
at the landfill. Ground water beneath the site also has
been contaminated from  aqueous phase and non-
aqueous phase liquid chemicals. Chemicals have mi-
grated toward the Niagara  Falls Drinking Water Treat-
ment Plant (DWTP) which  lies to the east of the site,
contaminating  the  Bedrock intake structures. The
Record  of  Decision (ROD) addresses the landfill,  a
contaminated ground water plume, bedrock contami-
nation, and the DWTP. The primary contaminants of
concern affecting the soil, sediment, and ground water
are VOCs including PCE; and other organics including
chlorinated organics and pesticides. The selected re-
medial action for the site is  included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, "Remedial action, "Hazardous
materials, "Waste disposal, "Pollution  control. New
York, Soil contamination,  Sediments, Ground water,
Water pollution, Volatile organic compounds, Chlorine
organic  compounds,  Pesticides,  Chemical industry,
Earth fills, Water treatment plants, "Record of  Deci-
sion, Niagara Falls(New York). EPA region 2, Cleanup
operations.
PB92-963813/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): NL
Industries, Salem County, Pedricktown, NJ. (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
27 Sep 91,143p EPA/ROD/R02-91 /162
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is 5700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others 51,400. Deposit required for each region, 5200,
U.S, Canada, and  Mexico; for all others 5400.  Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 44-acre NL Industries site is an inactive, second-
any lead  smelting facility  in  Pedricktown,  Salem
County, New  Jersey The site overlies the Cape May
aquifer, a potential  source of drinking  water for  local
residents. In 1989, EPA began a multi-phased removal
action. The Focused Feasibility Study  resulted in the
issuance of the Early Remedial Action Record of Deci-
sion (ROD), designated as Operable Unit (OU2). The
nature and extent of remaining  contamination on the
site and areas adjacent to the site in various environ-
mental  media, such as soil, sediment,  ground water,
surface water, and  air, are currently being evaluated
and will be addressed as OU1 in a subsequent ROD.
The  primary  contaminants of concern affecting the
slag and lead oxide piles, sediment, debris, and stand-
ing surface water are metals including arsenic, chromi-
um, and lead. The selected remedial action for the site
is included.

Keywords: "Superfund, 'Remedial action, "Hazardous
materials, "Waste  disposal, "Pollution control,  New
Jersey, Sediments, Surface waters, Water pollution,
Metals, Lead(Metal),  Smelting.  Arsenic, Chromium,
•Record of Decision, Cleanup operations, EPA region
2, Salem CountyfNew Jersey).
 PB92-963814/REB               PC A04/MF A01
 Superfund  Record  of Decision: Roebling  Steel
 Company, Florence Township, Burlington County,
 NJ. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 26 Sep 91, 60p EPA/ROD/R02-91 /151
 See also PB90-254335.
 Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
 for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
 others 51,400. Deposit required for each region, 5200,
 U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others 5400. Also
 available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

 The 200-acre Roebling Steel site is an  inactive steel
 wire  and cable  manufacturing facility in Florence
 Township. Burlington County, New Jersey. The Roe-
 bling Steel site produced steel products between 1906
 and 1982. Approximately 1,458,000 cubic yards of slag
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material from steel-making processes were used to fill
in a  large portion of the bordering Delaware River
shoreline. In addition to the slag material, other poten-
tial sources of contamination were found. Based on
Federal investigations conducted in 1983, three re-
moval actions were conducted. The ROD addresses
soil and debris contamination in the slag area and in
the Southeast Park as OU2. The primary contaminants
of concern affecting the soil and  debris are VOCs in-
cluding benzene, PCE,  TCE, toluene,  and  xylenes;
other organics including PAHs, PCBs, and pesticides;
and metals including arsenic, chromium, and lead. The
selected remedial action for the site is included.

Keywords: *Superfund, * Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control,  Soil
contamination. Earth fills, New Jersey, Volatile organic
compounds. Aromatic polycyclic  hydrocarbons. Poly-
chlorinated  biphenyls,  Pesticides,  Metals, Iron  and
steel industry, Slag disposal, 'Record of Decision,  Bur-
lington County(New Jersey), Cleanup operations, EPA
region 2.
PB92-963815/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA  Region  2):
WaWick Aerospace Devices, Wall Township, Mon-
mouth County,  NJ. (Second Remedial  Action),
March 1991.
Environmental Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
29 Mar 91,70p EPA/ROD/R02-91/154
See also PB88-159926.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 1.72-acre Waldick Aerospace  Devices  site is a
former aerospace parts manufacturing facility in Wall
Township, Monmouth County, New Jersey.  The site
overlies a sandy silt/sand aquifer system that is a po-
tential source of drinking water. For at least the first 3
years of operation, wastewater containing metals and
organic solvents was  discharged  directly onto the
ground. As  a result of State and local inspections, a
number  of  investigations  were conducted  by  EPA,
which revealed VOCs, organics, and metals in soil and
ground water in excess of MCLs. In 1985, EPA con-
ducted a removal action that involved disposing of all
manufacturing-related chemicals from the facility off-
site. The ROD addresses both a final remedy for soil
as a modification of the 1987 ROD,  and an interim re-
medial action for ground  water to prevent further
ground water contaminant migration.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, New
Jersey, Soil contamination, Water  pollution, Ground
water, Volatile  organic compounds, Metals, Organic
compounds, Aerospace industry,  Industrial wastes,
'Record of  Decision, Cleanup operations, EPA region
2, Monmouth County(New Jersey).
PB92-963816/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):
Upper Deerfield Township Sanitary Landfill, Upper
Deerfield Township,  Cumberland  County,  NJ.
(First Remedial Action), September  1991. Final
rept.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,50p EPA/ROD/R02-91 /153
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400.  Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada,  and  Mexico; for all others $400.  Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 14-acre Upper Deerfield Township Sanitary Land-
fill is an inactive landfill located on a 27-acre tract of
land  in  Upper Deerfield  Township,  Cumberland
County,  New Jersey. Land use in the area is primarily
agricultural. A number of State investigations identified
VOCs including vinyl chloride, chlorinated  solvents,
and mercury  in excess of Federal  Drinking Water
Standards in ground  water. The Record of Decision
(ROD) addresses ground water and air. Because EPA
investigations showed that the ground water and soil
contamination  associated with  the  site no longer
posed a health threat under current or likely land use
conditions, there are  no  contaminants of concern af-
fecting the site. The selected remedial action for the
site includes no further action since previous investiga-
tions indicated that ground water and soil contamina-
tion associated with the site no longer pose a health
threat under current or likely future land use condi-
tions.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Reme-
dial action, 'Waste disposal,  'Pollution control, New
Jersey, Sanitary landfills, Soil contamination, Land pol-
lution control, Water pollution control, 'Record of De-
cision, Cumberland County(New Jersey), EPA region
2, Cleanup operations.
PB92-963817/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):
Nascolite Corporation, Doris  Avenue,  Cities of
Millville and Vineland, Cumberland County, NJ.
(Second Remedial Action), June 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
28 Jun 91,135p EPA/ROD/R02-91 /145
See also PB89-128300. Portions of this document are
not fully legible.
Available on  Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others $400.  Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 17.5-acre Nascolite site is an inactive acrylic and
plexiglass  sheet manufacturing plant in Millville, Cum-
berland County, New Jersey.  The site lies  within the
New Jersey coastal plain and overlies clay, silt, sand,
and gravel layers. The majority of the site is wooded,
with a wetland located in the southwestern  portion. In
1980, although the State ordered the plant to stop dis-
charging wastewaters into the onsite drainage ditch,
well water monitoring conducted during 1981 identified
VOC-contamination in these wells. In 1984, the State
identified over one hundred 55-gallon drums and sev-
eral underground storage tanks buried onsite. In 1987,
the State  ordered Nascolite to remove some of the
drums, and later during 1987 and 1988, EPA removed
the remaining drums offsite. The ROD addresses con-
taminated onsite soil, sediment, and buildings. The pri-
mary contaminant of concern affecting the soil,  sedi-
ment and debris is the inorganic contaminant  lead;
and VOCs including benzene, PCE, TCE, toluene, and
xylenes. The selected remedial action for the site is in-
cluded.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials,  'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control,  New
Jersey,  Volatile organic compounds, Soil contamina-
tion,  Sediments,  Polymethyl  methacrylate,  Acrylic
resins, Plastic industry, Metals, Underground storage,
Storage tanks, Waste  water, 'Record  of  Decision,
Cleanup  operations,  EPA  region  2,  Cumberland
County(New Jersey).
PB92-963818/REB                PC A10/MF A03
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):
General Motors/Central Foundry Division Site, St.
Lawrence County, Massena, NY. (First  Remedial
Action), December 1990.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
17Dec90,209pEPA/ROD/R02-91/131
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico;  for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 270-acre General  Motors/Central Foundry Divi-
sion site is an active aluminum casting plant in Mas-
sena, St. Lawrence County, New  York. The site over-
lies a surficial alluvial aquifer and is adjacent  to wet-
lands, both of which have been contaminated. Addi-
tional onsite  features of concern include the  unlined
North and East Disposal Areas and the Industrial
Landfill,  which  contain  contaminated  soil,  debris,
sludge; four unlined Industrial Lagoons, which  contain
contaminated liquids, sludge, and soil; the rivers and
creek which contains contaminated  sediment; con-
taminated soil on the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation
and on  General Motors property; and contaminated
associated wetlands. The Record of Decision (ROD)
provides a final  remedy for all site areas  and media
except the East Disposal Area and the Industrial Land-
fill, which will be addressed in a subsequent ROD. The
primary  contaminants of concern affecting the soil,
sediment, sludge, debris, ground water, and  surface
water are PCBs, and to a much lesser degree, VOCs
including TCE; and other organics including PAHs, and
phenols. The selected remedial action for this site is in-
cluded.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials,  'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, New
York, Volatile organic compounds, Aromatic polycyclic
hydrocarbons,  Polychlorinated biphenyls,  Phenols,
Soil contamination, Sediments, Sludge disposal, Water
pollution, Surface waters, Ground water. Waste water,
'Record of Decision, EPA region  2,  Cleanup  oper-
ations, Saint Lawrence County(New York).
PB92-963819/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2):
Frontera Creek Site, Humacao, Puerto Rico (First
Remedial Action), September 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,113p EPA/ROD/R02-91 /164
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The Frontera Creek site is composed of 13  industrial
facilities and 200 acres of associated lagoons within
the municipality of Humaco, Puerto Rico. The Com-
monwealth of Puerto Rico Environmental Quality
Board (EQB) fined Technicon in 1978 for these proc-
esses, resulting in the cessation of  its mercury dis-
charges to the creek. During investigations in 1986,
EPA identified mercury in  surface soil and sediment on
Technicon property associated with the storage, use,
or discharge of mercury-containing compounds. The
Record of Decision (ROD) addresses contaminated
soil and sediment on the  Technicon property and pro-
vides a final remedy for the site. The primary contami-
nant of concern affecting  the soil and sediment is mer-
cury. The selected remedial action for the site is in-
cluded.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, Puerto
Rico, Frontera Creek, Industrial wastes, Soil contami-
nation, Sediments, Metals, Mercury(Metal), Water pol-
lution, 'Record of Decision, Cleanup  operations, EPA
region 2,  Humacao(Puerto Rico).
PB92-963820/REB                PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2):
Fort Dix  Landfill, Fort Dix  Military  Reservation,
Pemberton Township,  Burlington  County,  NJ.
(First  Remedial  Action), September 1991. Final
rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
24 Sep 91,106p EPA/ROD/R02-91/167
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400.  Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 126-acre Fort Dix Landfill site is an inactive landfill
located in the southwest section of the U.S. Army Fort
Dix Military Reservation,  Pemberton Township,  Bur-
lington County,  New Jersey. From 1950 until  its clo-
sure in 1984, the site was used  and operated by the
Fort Dix Military  Reservation  to dispose of various
wastes including  household waste from the  military
base, paints, thinners, demolition debris, ash, and sol-
vents.  From 1968 to 1984,  McGuire Air Force Base
also used the landfill for waste disposal. A 1982 State
investigation revealed ground water contamination be-
neath the site that had resulted from landfill leachate.
The Record of Decision (ROD) addresses final source
control at the site; however, if additional investigations
reveal significant increases in unacceptable  risk to
human health and the environment, then additional re-
medial actions will be proposed. The primary contami-
nants  of  concern affecting the soil and debris are
VOCs  including benzene and toluene; other organics
including  PAHs; and metals including chromium and
lead. The selected remedial action for this  site  is in-
cluded.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial  action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal,  'Pollution control,  New
Jersey, Volatile organic compounds, Aromatic polycy-
clic hydrocarbons, Metals, Soil contamination, Military
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facilities. Household wastes, Earth fills, * Record of De-
cision, Fort Dix, Cleanup operations, EPA region  2,
Burlington County(New Jersey).
PB92-963821/REB               PC AOS/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):
Hertel Landfill, Town of Plattekill,  Ulster County,
NY. (First Remedial Action), September 1991. Final
rept
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
27 Sep 91,96p EPA/ROD/R02-91/160
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others S400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 80-acre Hertel Landfill site consists of a 13-acre
former municipal landfill and adjacent land in Plattekill,
Ulster County, New York. The site overlies two natural
aquifers. In 1976, the site was shut down for a variety
of violations, including  illegal dumping of  industrial
wastes and violating a town ordinance prohibiting the
disposal of non-local waste. As a result of these im-
proper disposal practices, a number of State investiga-
tions were conducted, which identified contamination
by various organic  compounds and  metals in  the
onsite soil and ground water. The Record of Decision
(ROD) addresses soil contaminated by landfill wastes,
and ground water contaminated by landfill  leachate.
The primary contaminants of concern affecting  the
soil, sediment debris, and ground water are VOCs in-
cluding benzene, toluene, and xylenes; other organics
including phenols; and metals including arsenic, chro-
mium, and lead. The selected remedial actio
site is included.
I action for the
Keywords:  'Superfund, 'Hazardous  materials, 'Re-
medial action, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution  control.
New York, Soil  contamination,  Sediments,  Ground
water. Volatile organic compounds. Phenols, Metals,
Earth fills. Water pollution, 'Record of Decision, Clean-
up operations, EPA region 2, Ulster County(New York).
PB92-963822/REB               PC A12/MF A03
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2):
CotesviNe Municipal Landfill Site, Town  of Cotes-
vHte, Broome County, NY. (First Remedial Action),
March 1991. Final rept
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
29 Mar 91,261 p EPA/ROD/R02-91 /135
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400.  Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 35-acre  Cotesvilie Municipal  Landfill site  is a
former municipal and industrial landfill in  Colesville,
Broome County. New York. Land  use  in the area is
rural, and wetlands and woodlands are  present in the
vicinity of the site. Many of the 1,921 residents living
within three miles of the site use ground water  from
shallow and deep aquifers and springs as their drinking
water. In 1983 and 1984, private investigations identi-
fied that upper portions of the ground water beneath
the site and in the vicinity of the site were being con-
taminated by the  landfill.  The Record of Decision
(ROD) provides a final remedy for the landfill waste
and soil, leachate seeps,  associated  contaminated
sediment and ground water. The primary contami-
nants of concern affecting  the soil, sediment,  debris,
and ground water are VOCs including benzene, PCE,
TCA, TCE; and metals including arsenic. The selected
remedial action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste  disposal,  'Pollution control.  New
York, Municipal wastes. Earth fills, Soil contamination.
Sediments. Ground water, Water pollution. Volatile or-
ganic compounds. Arsenic, Metals, 'Record of  deci-
sion.  Cleanup  operations,  EPA  region 2, Broome
CountyCNew York).
PB92-963823/REB               PC AOS/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2):
Applied Environmental Services Site, Glenwood
Landing,  Nassau  County,  NY.  (First  Remedial
Action), June 1991. Final rept.
Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
24 Jun 91,87p EPA/ROD/R02-91/146
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 3.2-acre Applied Environmental Services site is a
former petroleum, gasoline, and solvent chemical facil-
ity in Glenwood Landing, Nassau County,  New  York.
The site is surrounded  by industrial, commercial, and
residential properties. A tidal wetlands area of Hemp-
stead Harbor is located to the west of the site. EPA
and  State  investigations  in  1984 identified VOCs,
metals, and organics in soil, sediment, ground water,
surface water, and air. Consequently, in 1984, the cur-
rent site owner, Shore Realty, was required to remove
255 of the 410 drums containing hazardous waste that
were stored on the property. In 1986 due to the immi-
nent danger posed by the site, the State removed ap-
proximately 700,000 gallons of hazardous waste  in-
cluding PCBs from the facility. The Record of Decision
(ROD) addresses contamination of soil, ground water,
sediment, surface water, and air as a final remedy. The
primary contaminants of concern affecting  the soil,
sediment,  ground water, surface water, and air are
VOCs including TCE, toluene, and xylenes; other  or-
ganics including PCBs and PAHs; metals including  ar-
senic, chromium, and lead; and oils. The selected  re-
medial action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund,  'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials,  'Waste  disposal, 'Pollution control, Soil
contamination, Ground  water. Surface waters, Air pol-
lution, Sediments, Aromatic polycyclic hydrocarbons,
Volatile  organic  compounds,  Organic compounds,
Metals,  Oils,  New  York,  Polychlorinated biphenyls.
•Record of Decision, Cleanup operations, EPA region
2, Nassau County(New York).
                PB92-963824/REB               PC A07/MF A02
                Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2):
                Conklin  Dumps, Broome County,  Conklin,  NY.
                (First Remedial Action), March 1991. Final rept.
                Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
                Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
                29 Mar 91,136pEPA/ROD/R02-91/136
                Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
                for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
                others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
                U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400.  Also
                available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

                The 8.5-acre Conklin Dumps site is an inactive munici-
                pal landfill in Conklin,  New York. Land use in the area
                is rural. The site consists of two municipal landfills re-
                ferred to as the upper and the lower landfills. The lower
                landfill is adjacent to the 100-year floodplain of the
                Susquehanna River, and is bordered by wetlands. Por-
                tions of the landfill were operational between 1964 and
                1975, and approximately 80,000 cubic meters of waste
                material were disposed of  onsite during this time. In
                1985, private investigations identified the presence of
                leachate seeps from  the site and low levels of con-
                taminants in ground water. The first Record of Deci-
                sion (ROD) addresses containment of landfill leachate,
                and remediation of contaminated ground water as a
                final remedy.  The primary contaminant of concern af-
                fecting the leachate and ground water is chloroethane,
                a VOC. The selected remedial  action for this site is in-
                cluded.

                Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, "Hazardous
                materials, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control. Munici-
                pal wastes. Earth fills, Leaching, Environmental trans-
                port, Water pollution,  Ground water. Land pollution,
                Volatile  organic  compounds, Chloroethanes,  New
                York,  'Record  of Decision,  Broome CountyfNew
                York), EPA region 2, Cleanup operations.
                 PB92-963825/REB                PC A06/MF A02
                 Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 2):
                 Curcio  Scrap  Metal,  Bergen  County,  Saddle
                 Brook, NJ. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
                 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
                 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
                 28 Jun 91,108p EPA/ROD/R02-91 /143
                                                                  Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
                                                                  for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
                                                                  others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
                                                                  U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
                                                                  available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

                                                                  The 1-acre Curcio Scrap Metal site encompasses two
                                                                  active scrap metal recycling businesses and associat-
                                                                  ed warehouses in Saddle Brook Township, Bergen
                                                                  County, New Jersey. The site is situated above the
                                                                  Brunswick  Formation which  is a sole source aquifer.
                                                                  The formation supplies potable water to the public and
                                                                  private wells in the area. Since 1975, Curcio Scrap
                                                                  Metal,  Inc. (CSMI) and Cirello Iron and Steel Company
                                                                  (CISC) have  recycled scrap metals products  onsite.
                                                                  Samples taken from the area and from onsite soil in
                                                                  1984 revealed contamination by VOCs, organics, and
                                                                  metals. EPA issued an Administrative Order on  Con-
                                                                  sent to the PRPs on May 27, 1988. Remedial Investi-
                                                                  gation  activities were  initiated in 1989  by the PRPs
                                                                  under the terms of the Order. The Record of Decision
                                                                  (ROD) provides a final remedy for the first operable
                                                                  unit  (OU1), the approximately 1,800 cubic yards of
                                                                  contaminated onsite soil.  Future RODs  will address
                                                                  other ground and surface water  contamination. The
                                                                  primary contaminants of concern affecting the soil are
                                                                  PCBs and metals including lead. The selected remedi-
                                                                  al action for this site is included.

                                                                  Keywords:  'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
                                                                  materials, 'Waste disposal,  'Pollution control, Metal
                                                                  scrap.  New Jersey, Metal recycling. Soil contamina-
                                                                  tion, Polychlorinated biphenyls, Metals, Lead(Metal),
                                                                  Ground water, Surface waters, 'Record of  Decision,
                                                                  EPA  region   2,   Cleanup   operations,   Bergen
                                                                  County(New Jersey).
PB92-963826/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2):
Warwick  Landfill,  Town  of  Warwick,  Orange
County, NY. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
27 Jun 91,101pEPA/ROD/R02-91/141
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 13-acre Warwick Landfill is an inactive municipal
and industrial waste disposal site in the Town of War-
wick, Orange County,  New York. The estimated 3,000
people who reside approximately 1.5 miles northeast
of the site use residential wells as a source of drinking
water. From 1898 until its closure in 1978, the Warwick
Landfill accepted municipal and industrial wastes and
sludge. Landfill contamination is attributed to the  un-
permitted and illegal disposal practices conducted by
waste haulers and trespassers. The Record of  Deci-
sion  (ROD) addresses the contaminant source,  the
onsite landfill, and provides an interim ground water
remedy for the first  operable  unit (OU1). The final
remedy for ground water (OU2) will be addressed in a
subsequent ROD. The primary contaminants of con-
cern affecting the soil, and ground water are VOCs in-
cluding benzene, TCE, toluene, and xylenes; other or-
ganics including PAHs and phenols; and metals includ-
ing arsenic, chromium, and lead. The selected remedi-
al action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, New
York, Earth fills,  Soil contamination.  Ground water,
Land pollution control, Water pollution control, Volatile
organic compounds.  Aromatic polycyclic  hydrocar-
bons, Metals, Phenols, Municipal wastes, 'Record of
Decision,  First remedial action. Orange  CountyfNew
York), EPA region 2, Cleanup.
                                                   PB92-963827/REB               PC A06/MF A02
                                                   Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region 2):
                                                   Sinclair Refinery, Allegany County, Wellsville, NY.
                                                   (Second Remedial Action), September 1991. Final
                                                   rept.
                                                   Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
                                                   Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
                                                   30Sep91,107p
                                                   See also PB86-172434.
                                                   Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
                                                   for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
                                                   others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
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U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The Sinclair Refinery site is a former refinery in Wells-
ville, Allegany County, New York. The site is composed
of a 90-acre refinery area, 10-acre landfill area, and
14-acre offsite tank farm. From 1901 to 1958, the site
was used to process Pennsylvania grade crude oil until
a fire in 1958 halted operations. Currently, some pri-
vate companies and the State University of New York
occupy the site. A 1981 site inspection revealed that
debris from the eroding landfill area has washed into
and contaminated the Genesee  River. The ROD ad-
dresses OU2, remediation of the remaining contami-
nated areas at the site located within the 90-acre refin-
ery area and the offsite tank farm including the con-
taminated ground water beneath the refinery. The pri-
mary contaminants of concern affecting the soil and
ground water are VOCs including  benzene  and xy-
lenes, semi-volatile compounds including naphthalene
and nitrobenzene, and metals including arsenic and
lead. The selected remedial action for the site is in-
cluded.

Keywords: 'Superfund, "Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials,  'Waste disposal, "Pollution control,  Soil
contamination, Ground water, Land pollution control,
Water pollution control, Volatile  organic compounds,
Metals,  Naphthalene,   Nitrobenzenes,  Refineries,
Crude oil, 'Record  of  Decision,  Second remedial
action-Final,  EPA region  2, Allegany  County(New
York), Cleanup.
PB92-963828/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2):
Fibers Public Supply Wells, Guayama, PR.  (First
Remedial Action), September 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,112p EPA/ROD/R02-91 /155
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S.. Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 540-acre  Fibers Public Supply Wells site is in Gua-
yama, Puerto Rico. The site includes an active phar-
maceutical plant (AWPI); two former manufacturing fa-
cilities, one of which encompasses two former settle-
ment lagoons and a soil disposal area; and five public
supply wells. The site overlies  a class II aquifer. From
1966  to 1976, Fibers International Corporation (FIC)
manufactured nylon fibers onsite. From 1976 to 1980,
Chevron  Chemical Company (CCCPR)  expanded the
operations of the FIC plant to include the production of
polypropylene fibers. State and private site investiga-
tions in 1983 revealed the presence of elevated levels
of organics and inorganics in  soil and  ground water.
The  Record  of Decision (ROD) addresses  a final
remedy for source contamination in the soil disposal
area and ground water. The primary  contaminants of
concern  affecting the  soil, debris, and ground water
are VOCs including PCE and TCE;  other organics;
metals including chromium and lead; and other inor-
ganics including  asbestos. The selected remedial
action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, Land
pollution control. Water pollution control, Soil contami-
nation, Volatile organic compounds, Metals, Asbestos,
Drug  industry, Industrial wastes. Fibers, Puerto Rico,
•Record of Decision,  First  Remedial Action - Final,
Guayama(Puerto Rico), EPA region 2, Cleanup.
 PB92-963829/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  2):
 White  Chemical  Corporation,  Essex   County,
 Newark, NJ. (First Remedial Action),  September
 1991.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 26 Sep 91,45p EPA/ROD/R02-91 /150
 Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
 for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
 others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
 U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
 available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

 The 4.4-acre White Chemical site is a former chemical
 manufacturing facility in  Newark, Essex County, New
 Jersey.  From 1983 to 1990, White Chemical Corpora-
tion (WCC) used the site to manufacture acid chlorides
and flame retardant compounds. As a result of State
inspections, a number of investigations were initiated
by the State and EPA. In 1989, the State conducted
several site investigations and issued notices of viola-
tion for improper management and storage of hazard-
ous waste. As a result of WCC's failure to respond to
any State notices or directives, the State initiated a re-
moval action to stabilize the site. The Record of Deci-
sion (ROD) addresses interim remedial measures for
surface contamination. A future ROD will address addi-
tional  remedial  measures deemed necessary as a
result  of a comprehensive RI/FS. The primary con-
taminants of concern identified in the tanks,  drums,
and containers are VOCs including benzene and xy-
lenes, other organics, inorganics, and shock-sensitive
compounds.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, Volatile
organic compounds, New Jersey, Chemical industry,
Organic compounds, Inorganic  compounds, 'Record
of Decision, First remedial action, Essex County(New
Jersey), EPA region 2, Cleanup.
PB92-963830/REB                PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2):
Circuitron Corporation, East Farmingdale, Suffolk
County, NY. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
29 Mar 91,84p EPA/ROD/R02-91 /138
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The one-acre Circuitron site is a former electronic cir-
cuit board manufacturing facility in East Farmingdale,
Suffolk County, New York. Surrounding land use is in-
dustrial. From 1961 to 1986, circuit board manufactur-
ing operations including metal plating were conducted
onsite. Several onsite areas were used for discharge
of process-generated wastes including one authorized
and two unauthorized leaching pools. Circuitron reme-
diated only one unauthorized leaching pool under the
building and installed monitoring wells. In 1989, EPA
removed 20 waste drums and contaminated debris
from inside the building and three above-ground tanks
from the rear of the building, and emptied two under-
ground storage tanks. The selected remedial action for
the site includes treating highly VOC-contaminated soil
in the southwest corner of the site using in-situ vapor
extraction; treating emissions using carbon adsorption
and disposing of  any spent carbon residuals offsite;
excavating contaminated soil, sediment, and debris
from the leaching pools, cesspools, and storm drains
inside and  outside of the building; incinerating these
materials offsite, with offsite disposal of any residuals;
decontaminating the building by vacuuming.

Keywords:  'Hazardous  materials,  'Volatile organic
compounds, 'Pollution control, Electronics, Metal fin-
ishing, Soils, Sediments, Debris, Waste treatment, Ac-
tivated carbon treatment, Adsorption, Storm sewers,
Incinerators,   Waste  disposal,   Decontamination,
Vacuum   apparatus,  'Superfund,  First   Remedial
Action,  East Farmingdale(New York), Vapor extrac-
tion.
 PB92-963831/REB               PC A05/MF A02
 Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region  2):
 Juncos  Landfill, Juncos,  PR. (First  Remedial
 Action), September 1991.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 24 Sep 91, 99p EPA/ROD/R02-91 /156
 Portions of this document are not fully legible.
 Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
 for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
 others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
 U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
 available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

 The approximately 20-acre Juncos Landfill site is an in-
 active municipal waste landfill in the City of Juncos,
 Puerto Rico. Land use in the area is predominantly res-
 idential, with a housing development located along the
 northern border  of the site. Two unnamed tributaries
 are located outside the eastern and western borders of
 the site and flow to the Rio Gurabo. The Record of  De-
 cision (ROD) is  the first of  two operable units (OUs)
and addresses contaminated soil and soil/leachate.
The primary contaminants of concern affecting thesoil
and debris are VOCs; other organics including phenol;
and metals including arsenic, chromium,  lead, and
mercury. The  selected remedial action for the site in-
cludes constructing a single barrier cap over the land-
fill to reduce surface infiltration, prevent direct contact,
limit gas emissions, and control erosion; installing a
passive landfill gas venting system.

Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, 'Volatile organic
compounds,  'Pollution control,  "Municipalities,  Earth
fills,   Soils,   Debris,  Metals,  Arsenic,   Chromium,
Lead(Metal), Chromium, Ground water, Capping, Fluid
infiltration, Erosion control, Vents, 'Superfund, First re-
medial action, Juncos(Puerto Rico).
PB92-963832/REB                PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2):
Naval Air Engineering Center, (Operable Unit 4),
Lakehurst, NJ. (Third Remedial  Action), Septem-
ber 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,62p EPA/ROD/R02-91 /157
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for  each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 7,400-acre Naval Air Engineering Center (NAEC)
site, which contains many subsites,  is a naval research
design and testing facility near the  Jackson and Man-
chester Townships, Ocean County, New Jersey. Sub-
sequent investigations in 1990 discovered  a gasoline
leak in an underground pipe, which apparently was the
source of ground water contamination. Onsite actions
have included repairing the  leak and excavating and
disposing of 65 cubic yards of visually-contaminated
soil. The ROD provides an interim  remedy for ground
water contamination. The primary contaminants of
concern affecting the ground water are VOCs including
benzene, toluene, and xylenes; and other organics in-
cluding  PAHs. The selected remedial action for the in-
terim remedy includes onsite pumping and pretreating
ground  water using precipitation  and filtration  to
remove metals, solids and residual amounts 9) free
product, and air stripping to remove VOCs; filtering the
effluent from the treatment process water  using  a
granular activated carbon polishing  filter, and  dis-
charging the treated water onsite.

Keywords:  'Hazardous  materials,  'Ground   water,
'Military facilities, 'Water pollution, Water wells, Vola-
tile organic compounds, Solvents, Hydraulic fluids, Ex-
cavation, Benzene, Toluene, Xylenes, Aromatic poly-
cyclic hydrocarbons, Pumping, Metals, Strippers, Acti-
vated carbon treatment, Fluid filters, Air pollution, Cost
analysis, 'Superfund, Record of Decision, 'Third Re-
medial Action - Final, Ocean County(New Jersey).
 PB92-963833/REB               PC A07/MF A02
 Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region  2):
 Swope Oil  and Chemical Company,  Pennsauken
 Township, Camden County, NJ. (Second Remedial
 Action), September 1991.
 Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 27 Sep 91,136pEPA/ROD/R02-91/158
 See also PB86-172467.Portions of this document are
 not fully legible.
 Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
 for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
 others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
 U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
 available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

 The 2-acre  Swope Oil  and Chemical site is a former
 chemical reclamation facility in Pennsauken, Camden
 County, New Jersey. Land use in the area is predomi-
 nantly commercial  and industrial, and  Pennsauken
 Creek lies 0.8 miles northeast  of the site. In  1975,
 State investigations showed that discharge of wastes
 to onsite drainage ditches had resulted in probable mi-
 gration of chemicals to Pennsauken Creek via storm
 sewers.  The selected remedial action for the site in-
 cludes treating onsite approximately 153,000  cubic
 yards of contaminated unsaturated soil using in-situ
 vacuum extraction with potential enhancement of bio-
 degradation of soil contaminants, if the results of the
 treatability  study so warrant; treating  air  emissions
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using carbon adsorption or thermal destruction prior to
discharge.

Keywords:  'Hazardous  materials,  'Volatile organic
compounds,  'Pollution  control,  Chemical industry,
Soils,  Naphthalene,  Trichloroethylene,   Industrial
wastes, Ground water, Extraction, Vacuum apparatus.
Air pollution, Biodeterioration, Adsorption, Activated
carbon process. Incinerators, Monitoring, Cost analy-
sis, 'Superfund, Record of Decision, Second Remedi-
al Action, *Pennsauken(New Jersey).
PB92-963834/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 2):
Garden State Cleaners, Buena Borough, Atlantic
County,  NJ.  (First Remedial Action), September
1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, IX.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
26 Sep 91,63p EPA/ROD/R02-91 /148
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada,  and Mexico; all
others S1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S.,  Canada, and Mexico; for all others S400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 3,000-square-foot Garden State Cleaners (GSC)
site is an active dry cleaning operation in Minotola,
Bueno Borough, Atlantic County, New Jersey. Land
use in the area is residential and commercial, and local
residents obtain drinking water from the Borough mu-
nicipal water supply system. From 1966 to the present,
dry cleaning activities  using PCE were conducted at
the GSC site, and untit 1985, wastes were discharged
through pipes directly into the ground. In 1984, State
investigations  showed elevated  levels  of PCE  in
ground water adjacent to and downgradient from the
GSC and SJCC facilities, and elevated levels of PCE
and TCE in onsite soil. The selected remedial action
for  the  site  includes  treating  onsite approximately
1,600 cubic yards of contaminated soil using in-situ
vapor   extraction;   treating   the    contaminated
wastewater  from the  vapor  extraction  processes
onsite using an air stripping column; treating air emis-
sions using carbon adsorption units;  pumping and
onsite treatment of contaminated ground water using
air stripping and  carbon adsorption;  rejecting  the
treated ground water upgradient from the  site; regen-
erating spent activated carbon from both treatment
processes offsite; conducting long-term ground water
monitoring; and implementing temporary  institutional
controls. The  estimated present worth  cost for the re-
medial action at the GSC site is $5,451,000. which in-
cludes an estimated annual O&M cost of $249,500 for
70 years.

Keywords:  'Hazardous  materials, 'Volatile  organic
compounds, 'Pollution control, Water supply, Ground
water, Soils,  Benzene, Toluene,  Vapors, Extraction,
Waste water  treatment  Strippers, Activated carbon
treatment Monitoring, Cost  estimates, 'Superfund,
Record of Decision, First Remedial Action, 'Atlantic
County(New Jersey), Polychloroethelene.
PB92-963921/REB                PC A07/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3):
WHNam Dick Lagoons, West Cain Township, Ches-
ter County,  PA. (First  Remedial Action),  June
1991.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
28 Sep 91,127pEPA/ROO/R03-91/137
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S.. Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 4 4-acre William Dick Lagoons site is a chemical
wastewater disposal  site in  West Cain Township,
Chester County, Pennsylvania. An  estimated 30 resi-
dences located within 1.000 feet of the site use private
wells for their drinking water supply. Two other Super-
fund sites are near the site. From the 1950's to 1970.
Mr. William  Dick used the lagoons to dispose  of
wastewater left from cleaning the interiors of chemical
and petroleum tank trailers owned primarily by Chemi-
cal teaman Tank Lines, (CLTL), and residual chemical
products. Later in 1970, vandalism caused the release
of an estimated 300,000  gallons of wastewater into
Birch  Run, a tributary of the West  Branch of Brandy-
wine Creek. As a result of this discharge, more than
2,600 fish died, and water supplies that used Brandy-
wine  Creek as a water  source  were closed. The
Record of Decision (ROD) provides an interim remedy
and addresses contaminated residential water as Op-
erable Unit 1 (OU1) and ground water as OU2. A future
ROD  will address source control and will provide a
remedy for the cleanup of contaminated soil. The pri-
mary  contaminants of concern affecting  the ground
water are VOCs  including benzene, PCE, and TCE;
other  organics including phenols; and metals. The se-
lected remedial action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal,  'Pollution control, Penn-
sylvania,  Ground  water, Volatile organic compounds.
Phenols,  Metals, Water pollution, 'Record of Decision,
EPA region  3, Chester County(Pennsylvania), Cleanup
operations.
PB92-963922/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):
Havertown  PCP  (Pentachlorophenol),  Haverford
Township, Delaware County, PA. (Second Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,121 p EPA/ROD/R03-91 /131
See also PB90-178112.Portions of this document are
not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others  $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 12- to 15-acre Havertown PCP site consists of a
former wood treatment facility and an adjacent indus-
trial facility in Haverford Township, Delaware County,
Pennsylvania. It has been estimated that up to 1 mil-
lion gallons of spent wood preservatives were dumped
into a nearby drip well. The disposal practice is be-
lieved to be  a primary source of contamination to
ground water and,  ultimately, Naylors Run. In 1976,
EPA initiated a response action. The ROD addresses
an interim  remedy for shallow ground water contami-
nation, as OU2. A subsequent ROD will address sedi-
ment contamination in Naylors Run. soil contamination
onsite, potential  deep ground  water  contamination
from onsite soil, and surface water and sediment con-
tamination due to runoff from onsite soil, as OU3. The
primary contaminants of concern affecting the ground
water are VOCs including benzene, TCE, toluene, and
xylenes; other organics including dioxin, oils, PAHs,
PCP, and phenols; and metals including arsenic. The
selected remedial action  for the interim remedy is in-
cluded.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal,  'Pollution control, Penn-
sylvania,   Volatile  organic  compounds,   Industrial
wastes, Wood preservatives. Water pollution, Ground
water, Metals, Dioxins, Aromatic polycyclic hydrocar-
bons,  Phenol/pentachloro, Phenols, Oils,  'Record of
Decision,     EPA     region     3,     Delaware
County(Pennsylvania), Cleanup operations.
PB92-963923/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):
Sealand Limited Site, Mt. Pleasant, DE. (First Re-
medial Action), September 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
3QSep91,34pEPA/ROD/R03-91/121
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others $400.  Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The  2-acre Sealand  Limited site, a former coal tar
treatment and recycling facility, is located in Mt. Pleas-
ant, New Castle County, Delaware. Ground water un-
derlying the site is used as a source of drinking water.
Sealand allegedly conducted treatment, processing,
and recycling of coal to tar and off- specification creo-
sote wastes onsite until abandoning the site in 1983. A
1983 State investigation discovered  21 steel tanks or
hoppers; a 10,000-gallon  wooden storage  tank and
300 55-gallon steel drums, which were leaking liquids
onsite; a boiler  house; and various  mixing chambers
and pressure vessels on the abandoned site. Addition-
al studies by EPA and the State identified organics in-
cluding PAHs, creosols, and solvents in the onsite soil,
drums,  and tanks.  Subsequently in 1983, EPA  con-
ducted an emergency removal action. The Record of
Decision (ROD) addresses onsite soil as the first and
final operable unit (OU1). All hazardous materials con-
tained in abandoned onsite tanks and drums were dis-
posed of offsite during the EPA removal action, and
any remaining soil  contaminants pose low risks for
humans at the site. Based on this rationale, there  are
no primary contaminants of concern affecting the site.
The selected remedial action for this site is no action.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal,  'Pollution control,  Dela-
ware, Coal tar, Waste recycling, Ground water. Water
pollution control, Land pollution control, Storage tanks,
Drums(Containers), 'Record of Decision,  EPA region
3, New Castle County(Delaware), Cleanup operations.
PB92-963924/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):
First Piedmont Rock Quarry/Route 719 Site, Dan-
ville, VA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991. Final
rept.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
28 Jun 91,66p EPA/ROD/R03-91 /134
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others S1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400.  Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 4-acre First Piedmont Quarry Route 719 site is an
inactive industrial and agricultural landfill located north
of the city of  Danville in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
The landfill is a ground water discharge area for an un-
derlying aquifer draining through the wetlands to Law-
less Creek, which runs 1,400 feet northwest of the
quarry. Wastes include hundreds of  buried drums;
tires; scrap rubber; approximately 15,000 gallons of a
mixture of MS-20 (a floor degreaser containing PCE),
water, carbon black, and detergent; off-specification
batch materials  containing  trace amounts  of  lead
oxide; soil; tobacco scraps; and wood.  The Record of
Decision  (ROD) provides a  final remedy for all site
media including  the landfill  material, leachate,  the
Carbon Black Pile and Waste Pile, and the contaminat-
ed Northern Drainage soil and sediment. The contami-
nants of concern are metals including antimony, ar-
senic, lead, barium, and zinc. The selected remedial
action for this site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Re-
medial action, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, Vir-
ginia,  Metals, Soil contamination, Sediments, Ground
water, Surface waters, Earth fills, Industrial wastes,
Agricultural wastes, 'Record of Decision, Cleanup op-
erations, EPA region 3, Pittsylvania County(Virginia).
PB92-963925/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Ar-
rowhead Associates/Scovill, Montross, VA. (First
Remedial Action), September 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,85p EPA/ROD/R03-91 /132
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others S1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for  all others $400.  Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 30-acre  Arrowhead  Associates/Scovill site is a
cosmetic-case manufacturing  and  filling  facility  in
Westmoreland County, Virginia. The site overlies a
shallow aquifer that  is  used by an estimated 500
people as a drinking  water supply. Ownership of the
site has changed hands  several times.  From 1966 to
1979, Scovi!!, Inc., and  later Arrowhead Associates
(AA), used  the site for manufacturing cosmetic cases
using  electroplating, lacquering, and enameling proc-
esses. Currently, Virginia  Elastics uses the former plat-
ing area as a storage warehouse. Numerous investiga-
tions by the State and EPA revealed extensive soil and
ground water contamination. The Record of Decision
(ROD) addresses final remediation of soil and ground
water. The  primary contaminants of concern affecting
the soil and  ground  water are  VOCs including  ben-
zene, PCE, TCE, toluene, and xylenes; and metals in-
cluding  chromium and lead. The selected remedial
action for this site is included.

Keywords:  "Superfund, "Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, Virginia,
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Soil contamination,  Ground water, Water pollution,
Volatile organic compounds. Metals, Industrial wastes,
Coating processes, 'Record of Decision, EPA region
3, Montross(Virginia), Cleanup operations.
PB92-963926/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):
Whitmoyer Laboratories (Operable Unit 3), Leba-
non County, PA. (Third Remedial Action), Decem-
ber 1990. Final rept.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
31 Dec 90,93pEPA/ROD/R03-91/109
See also PB92-963912 and PB90-114661.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others 31,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others  $400.  Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 22-acre Whitmoyer Laboratories site is an inactive
laboratory  facility   in  Jackson Township, Lebanon
County, Pennsylvania. In addition, part of the site lies
within the 100-year floodplain of the Tolpehpcken
Creek-Union Canal. An estimated 20 residences in the
vicinity of the  site use the underlying aquifer  as  their
drinking water  supply. Between 1978  and 1982, the
site changed ownership twice, and then  in  1985, a
RCRA site closure plan was filed. In 1986,  EPA began
providing bottled water to residents with ground water
contaminated  by site activities. A public water supply
line extension is currently  being designed and will be
constructed as part of a removal action. The ROD ad-
dresses contaminated  onsite soil,  sediment,  and
ground water  as OU3. The  primary contaminants of
concern affecting  the  soil,  sediment, debris,  and
ground water are VOCs including benzene, TCE, and
PCE;  other organics including PAHs; and metals in-
cluding arsenic. The selected  remedial action for the
site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials,  'Waste  disposal,  'Pollution control, Soil
contamination, Sediments,  Water pollution  control.
Land  pollution  control, Ethylene/trichloro, Tetrachlor-
oethylene, Aromatic polycyclic hydrocarbons, Ground
water, Volatile  organic compounds, Phenols, Metals,
Laboratories,  'Record  of  Decision,  Third remedial
action -  Final, EPA region  3,  Cleanup,  Lebanon
County(Pennsylvania).
PB92-963927/REB                PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3):
Saunders  Supply  Company,  Chuckatuck,  VA.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991. Final
rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,71 p EPA/ROD/R03-91 /136
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 7.3-acre Saunders Supply site is an active lumber
yard facility in the Village of Chuckatuck, a rural area of
the City of Suffolk, Virginia. Land use in the area is pre-
dominantly mixed residential and commercial. The site
is composed of the Saunders Supply Company  proper-
ty and a portion of the adjacent Kelly property. From
1964 to 1991, the SaundersSupply Company used the
site to chemically treat wood before distribution. The
improper treatment and disposal processes have con-
taminated onsite soil, sediment, and ground water.
Prinicipal site features include the treatment facilities,
a former conical burn pit area, a former earthen sepa-
ration pond, and a wastewater pond west of the site.
EPA conducted additional investigations that revealed
the presence of pentachlorophenol (PCP), arsenic,
and chromium in the ground water. The Record of De-
cision  (ROD) addresses  all media impacted  by site
contamination as a final remedy. The primary contami-
nants of concern affecting soil, sediment, and ground
water are organics including dioxins and  PCP; and
metals including arsenic and chromium. The selected
remedial action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, "Waste disposal, "Pollution control, Virginia.
Soil contamination, Land pollution control, Water pollu-
tion control. Ground water, Dioxins, Metals. Lumber,
Wood preservatives, "Record of Decision, First reme-
dial action-Final, Chuckatuck(Virginia), EPA region 3,
Cleanup, Phenol/pentachloro.
PB92-963928/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):
Old City of York  Landfill, Springfield Township,
York County, PA. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991. Final rept.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91, 92p EPA/ROD/R03-91 /128
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 178-acre Old City of York Landfill site is a munici-
pal waste landfill in Springfield Township, York County,
Pennsylvania. From 1961 until its closure in 1975, the
City used 56 acres of the site as a landfill for municipal,
wastes, however, some industrial waste was also dis-
posed of at the site. In 1978, the property was sold to
private owners. After  local residents expressed con-
cern over water quality, the State conducted a residen-
tial well sampling program from 1981 to 1985. In 1982,
the State notified the city  and site owners  that oper-
ation of and existing conditions at the landfill were in
violation of the Clean Streams Act and directed the city
to conduct a site assessment to evaluate clean-up
measures. The Record of  Decision (ROD) addresses
the long-term threats to soil, ground water, and surface
water produced by the landfill and vault sediment. The
primary contaminants of concern affecting the soil,
sediment, and ground water are VOCs including ben-
zene, PCE, and TCE. The selected remedial action for
the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials,  'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, Earth
fills, Soil analysis. Land pollution control, Water pollu-
tion control, Surface waters, Ground water, Volatile or-
ganic compounds, Pennsylvania, 'Record of Decision,
First   remedial    action-Final,   Cleanup,    York
County(Pennsylvania), EPA region 3.
PB92-963929/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3):
Dixie Caverns County Landfill, Roanoke County,
VA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,34p EPA/ROD/R03-91 /133
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 39-acre Dixie Caverns County Landfill is a former
municipal landfill in Roanoke County, Virginia. The sur-
rounding land is rural, with the nearest residence locat-
ed  1/2  mile from the  site. Two  unnamed headwater
streams receive surface runoff from the site, and dis-
charge to the Roanoke River, which is located 2 miles
south/southeast. The  landfill is  currently owned and
was operated by  the county of  Roanoke from 1965
until its closure in 1976. In 1987, the County developed
a removal work plan proposing a proprietary stabiliza-
tion process to treat the flyash, and the plan was ap-
proved in 1988 with remediation  levels set by EPA. At
that time, EPA recommended suspension of further re-
moval activity pertaining to the flyash because of un-
certainty as to whether or not the County's plan would
meet Federal and State requirements. The Record of
Decision (ROD) addresses the flyash at the site as Op-
erable Unit 1  (OU1). Future RODs will address other
remedial actions based on RI/FS investigations. The
primary contaminants  of concern affecting the debris
are metals including lead, cadmium, and zinc. The se-
lected remedial action for the interim remedy is includ-
ed.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, Virginia,
Metals, Earth fills, Municipal  wastes. Fly ash, Runoff,
Industrial wastes, 'Record of Decision, First remedial
action,   Roanoke  County(Virginia),  EPA   region  3,
Cleanup.
PB92-963930/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):
Greenwood Chemical Site, Operable Unit 2,  New-
town, VA.  (Second Remedial Action), December
1990.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
31 Dec90,47pEPA/ROD/R03-91/117
See also PB90-220641.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region,  $200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others S400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The  5-acre  Greenwood  Chemical site is a former
chemical manufacturing facility in Newtpwn, Albemarle
County, Virginia. All residents who reside within  three
miles of the site are completely dependent on the
ground water underlying  the site for their drinking
water supply. From  the 1950s to 1985, either Cocker-
ville Chemical Company or Greenwood Chemical used
the site for manufacturing chemicals for industrial, agri-
cultural, pharmaceutical, and photographic purposes.
The companies stored, treated and disposed of chemi-
cals onsite. In 1985, operations ceased at the facility
following an explosion and fire. EPA investigations that
were conducted after the fire identified elevated  levels
of cyanide, SVOCs, and VOCs in lagoons and ground
water. The ROD addresses the contaminated ground
water and surface water as operabe unit 2 (OU2) and
provides an interim remedy. A future ROD will address
additional contamination of onsite soil. The primary
contaminants of concern  affecting the ground  water
and surface water are VOCs including benzene, PCE,
TCE, and toluence; SVOCs including arsenic. The se-
lected remedial action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, Ground
water,  Surface  water, Volatile  organic compounds,
Metals, Photographic materials, Naphthalene, Arsenic,
Virginia, Chemical industry, Drugs, Agricultural chemi-
cals, Industries, 'Record of Decision, Second remedial
action,  Cleanup,   EPA   region   3,   Albemarle
County (Virginia).
PB92-963931/REB                PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3):
Modern  Sanitation Landfill, Windsor and  Lower
Windsor Townships, York County, PA. (First Re-
medial Action), June 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
28 Jun 91,56p EPA/ROD/R03-91 /138
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S.,  Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 83-acre Modern Sanitation Landfill site is an active
landfill in the  Townships of Windsor and Lower Wind-
sor, York County, Pennsylvania. Land use in the area is
predominantly agricultural and residential, with nearby
woodland areas. The site includes an old, inactive, un-
lined  66-acre landfill area, which is  the  subject of the
Record of Decision (ROD), and an adjacent active 17-
acre double-lined landfill area to the north.  Industrial
waste disposed of onsite includes inorganic production
residues, pesticide waste sludge, PCB wastes, and oil
and paint waste.  In 1981, the State detected onsite
ground water contamination by VOCs on the western
site border, and in 1983. The selected remedial action
for the site includes completing the low permeability
cap and  final cover system over the 66-acre  unlined
landfill; expanding the existing ground water extraction
system on both the eastern and western sides of the
site; maintaining the onsite wastewater treatment facil-
ity  that treats extracted ground water  with  physical/
chemical  and biological treatment,  followed by filtra-
tion and air stripping.

Keywords: 'Hazardous materials,  'Volatile  organic
compounds,  'Pollution control,  Industrial   wastes,
Earth fills, Pesticides, Paint, Oils, Ground water, Soils,
Debris, Benzene, Trichloroethylene, Toluene,  Xylene,
Metals, Capping, Industrial waste treatment, Strippers,
Fluid filtration, 'Superfund, Polychlorinated biphenyls,
Record  of   Decision,  First Remedial Action-Final,
 'Windsor(Pennsylvania).
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                                                 EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
PB92-963932/REB                PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3):
McAdoo Associates, (Operable Unit 2), Schuylkill
County,  PA. (Third Remedial Action), September
1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,58p EPA/ROD/R03-91 /130
SeealsoPB85-232114.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 9-acre McAdoo Associates site is an inactive strip
and deep mining facility located in Kline Township,
Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania.  The site consists of
two locations: the 8-acre McAdoo-Kline  Township
(MKT) location, and the 1-acre McAdoo-Blaine Street
(MBS) location. The MKT location is situated at the site
of an old  (subsurface and surface strip) coal mine, and
land adjacent to the location is industrial, abandoned,
or contains reclaimed mine areas. The MBS location is
adjacent  to a residential area and a mine spoil recla-
mation site, and is presently covered with gravel and
used for  vehicle storage. In 1979, EPA ordered the
MKT location to close because of numerous environ-
mental compliance problems. The ROD addresses
sediment, ground water, and surface water at the MKT
location,  and  ground water at the MBS location. EPA
has determined that no further remedial action other
than that already implemented at the site is required to
ensure protection of human hearth and the environ-
ment; therefore,  there are no contaminants of con-
cern. The selected remedial action for the site is no
further action because previous interim remedial activi-
ties were adequate to protect  human health and the
environment.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control. Mining,
Mine wastes,  Land reclamination, Sediments, Ground
water, Surface water, Environmental protection, Penn-
sylvania,  'Record of Decision, Third remedial  action-
Final,  EPA region 3, Schuylkill County(Pennsylvania).
Cleanup.
PB92-963933/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):
Eastern Diversified Metals, Schuylkill County, PA.
(First Remedial Action), March 1991.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
29 Mar 91,95p EPA/ROD/R03-91/135
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others 51,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400.  Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 25-acre Eastern Diversified Metals (EDM) site is a
former metals reclamation facility in Rush Township,
Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. Before 1966, the site
was  owned by an aluminum  manufacturing facility.
From 1966 to 1977, EDM reclaimed copper and alumi-
num from metal wire and cable in an onsrte processing
building. Plastic insulation surrounding the metal wire
and cable was mechanically stripped and separated,
and the waste insulation was disposed of behind the
processing facility. In 1977, EDM terminated opertions,
and in 1979 and  1980, residents complained of odors
from the site and expressed  health concerns. The
Record of Decision (ROD) addresses two of three op-
erable units (OUs) at the EDM site. The ROD provides
a final remedy for 'hot spot' fluff and soil areas, metal-
contaminated sediment and soil, and miscellaneous
debris as  OU1; and  provides  an interim remedy for
contaminated ground water as OU2. The primary con-
taminants of concern affecting the soil,  sediment,
debris, ground water, and surface water are VOCs in-
cluding TCE; other  organics  including dioxins and
PCBs; and metals including lead. The selected remedi-
al action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Waste dis-
posal.  'Hazardous   materials,   'Pollution  control.
Metals, Lead(Metal), Land pollution control. Water pol-
lution control, Ground water, Surface waters. Soil con-
tamination, Sediments, Volatile organic compounds,
Dioxins, Polychlorinated biphenyls. Industrial wastes,
'Record of Decision. Cleanup, EPA region 3. First Re-
medial Action, Schuylkill County(Pennsylvania).
PB92-964014/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Ar-
lington Blending and Packaging, Shelby County,
Arlington, TN. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
Final rept.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington,  DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
28 Jun 91,113p EPA/ROD/R04-91 /099
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 2.3-acre Arlington Blending and Packaging site is
an abandoned pesticide and herbicide blending and
packaging facility in Arlington, Shelby County, Tennes-
see.  Site operations have contaminated two units of
the underlying aquifer, which are not used as drinking
water sources. Site investigations revealed onsite and
offsite contamination of soil and ground water. In 1983,
EPA initiated a removal action, and excavated and re-
moved 1,920  cubic yards of contaminated soil with
chlordane levels in excess of 50 mg/kg and 112 drums
containing chemical wastes. The Record of Decision
(ROD) addresses final remediation of primarily pesti-
cide-contaminated soil and ground water. The primary
contaminants of concern affecting the soil, debris, and
ground water are VOCs including benzene; other or-
ganics including pesticides; and  metals including ar-
senic. The selected remedial action for the site is in-
cluded.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Waste disposal,  'Remedial
action, 'Hazardous materials, 'Pollution control, Ten-
nessee,  Volatile  organic  compounds,  Pesticides,
Metals,  Arsenic, Ground water,  Soil contamination,
Drums(Containers), 'Record of Decision, Cleanup op-
erations, EPA region 4, Shelby CountyfTennessee).
PB92-964015/REB               PC A09/MF A03
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  4):
Maxey  Flats  Nuclear  Disposal   Stte,  Fleming
County, KY. (First Remedial Action), September
1991. Final rept.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,198p EPA/ROD/R04-91 /097
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 280-acre Maxey Flats Nuclear Disposal site is an
inactive tow-level radioactive waste disposal facility in
Fleming County, Kentucky. The estimated 663 people
who reside within 2.5 mites of the site use the public
water supply for drinking purposes. From 1962 to
1977, Nuclear Engineering Company, Inc. (NECO), op-
erated a solid by-product, source, and special nuclear
material disposal facility under a license with the State.
Several  State  investigations in  the  1970 s revealed
that teachate contaminated with tritium and other ra-
dioactive substances was migrating from the disposal
trenches to unrestricted areas. The Record of Deci-
sion (ROD) addresses final remediation of soil,  debris,
and associated teachate. The primary contaminants of
concern affecting the soil and debris are VOCs  includ-
ing benzene, TCE,  and toluene;  metals  including ar-
senic and lead; and radioactive materials. The  select-
ed remedial action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
disposal, 'Remedial action, 'Pollution control, 'Radio-
active waste disposal, Kentucky, Volatile organic com-
pounds. Metals, Water pollution,  Soil contamination,
Ground  water, Leaching,  Environmental  transport,
Waste   water,  'Record  of   Decision,  Fleming
County(Kentucky), EPA region 4, Cleanup operations.
PB92-964016/REB                PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):
Interstate Lead (ILCO), Jefferson County, Leeds,
AL (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,109p EPA/ROD/R04-91 /090
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S.. Canada, and Mexico; all
others 51,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.
The Interstate Lead (ILCO) site consists of seven sub-
sites located in and around the City of Leeds, Jeffer-
son County, Alabama. The site includes an 8.5-acre
active lead smelting facility and its parking lot, a serv-
ice station; a manufacturing company; a church park-
ing lot;  a 1.4-acre residential property; a municipal
landfill; and a restaurant. Land use in the area is mixed
industrial and residential. Parts of the ILCO site overlie
the Fort Payne Chert and Ordovician Undifferentiated
aquifers, both of which are sources of drinking water
for the City of Leeds. State investigations in 1983 and
1984, and a number of subsequent EPA investigations,
identified metal contamination in onsite soil, sediment,
ground water,  surface water, and  air. In  1984, EPA
conducted an emergency removal action at the church
subsite, and removed and disposed of approximately
5,000 cubic yards of waste material and  soil offsite.
The Record of Decision (ROD) provides a final remedy
for soil contamination at all of the subsites except the
main facility portion of subsite No. 1, and ground water
contamination at four of the subsites as Operable Unit
1.  The primary contaminants of concern affecting the
soil, sediment, debris, and ground water are metals in-
cluding  arsenic, chromium, and lead.  The selected
source control remedial action is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Waste dis-
posal, 'Hazardous materials,  'Pollution control, Ala-
bama,   Metals,  Lead(Metal),  Chromium,   Surface
waters.   Arsenic,  Soil  contamination,  Sediments,
Ground  water,  Water pollution, Air  pollution, 'Record
of Decision, EPA region 4, Cleanup  operations, Jeffer-
son County(Alabama).
PB92-964017/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):
Carolina Transformer Site, Cumberland County,
Fayettevilte, NC. (First Remedial Action),  August
1991. Final rept.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
29 Aug 91,106p EPA/ROD/R04-91 /095
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200.
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400.  Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The  4.8-acre Carolina Transformer site is a former
electrical transformer rebuilding and repair facility in
Fayettevilte, Cumberland County, North Carolina. The
site may overlie as many as three aquifers, of which
only the shallow confined aquifer has been found to be
contaminated. From 1978 to 1982, a number of EPA
and State investigations identified PCB-contaminated
soil and ground water. In 1982,  the State determined
that runoff from  the site violated surface water quality
standards for PCBs. In 1984, EPA began clean-up op-
erations at the site, and removed and disposed of 975
tons of contaminated soil offsite in a RCRA-permitted
landfill. The Record of Decision (ROD) addresses final
remediation  of  contaminated soil, sediment,  debris,
and ground water. The primary contaminants of con-
cern affecting the soil, sediment,  debris, and ground
water are VOCs including benzene and toluene; other
organics including dioxin and PCBs; and metals includ-
ing arsenic, chromium, and lead. The selected remedi-
al action for this  site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution  control, North
Carolina, Water pollution, Ground water, Soil contami-
nation,  Sediments, Transformers,  Volatile  organic
compounds,  Dioxins,   Polychlorinated   biphenyls.
Metals, 'Record of Decision, EPA region 4, Cumber-
land County(North Carolina), Cleanup operations.
PB92-964018/REB                PC A14/MF A03
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 4):
Golden  Strip  Septic Tank,  Greenville County,
Simpsonvflle, SC. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
12 Sep 91,309p EPA/ROD/R04-91 /084
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others S1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S.,  Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.
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                                                 EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
The 55-acre Golden Strip Septic Tank (GSST) site is
an inactive waste hauling and disposal facility in Simp-
sonville, Greenville County, South Carolina. Land use
in the area is predominantly residential. From 1960 to
1975, GSST used the site to dispose of industrial and
septic wastes in five unlined lagoons. In 1975, GSST
applied for an industrial solid waste permit to dispose
of  liquid wastes, but the State denied the permit be-
cause the proposed disposal method was unaccept-
able. The State continued its monitoring after the la-
goons were filled and  graded in 1978, and the results
of  the monitoring led to additional investigations by
EPA in 1984 and 1986 and an Rl and supplemental Rl
from 1989 to 1990 and 1990 to 1991, respectively.
EPA identified metal contamination in lagoon soil and
sludge, and limited contamination of ground water on
the east side of the site.  The Record of Decision
(ROD) addresses remediation of contaminated soil, as
well as sludge and surface water from the lagoons, as
a final remedy. Ground water contamination is expect-
ed to naturally attenuate  within 2 to 5 years after
source remediation occurs. The primary contaminants
of concern affecting the soil, sludge, and surface water
are VOCs including benzene,  PCE,  toluene, and  xy-
lenes; other organics; and metals including arsenic,
chromium, and lead.

Keywords: 'Waste  disposal, "Pollution control, 'La-
goons,  Hazardous materials, Soils,  Metals,  Arsenic,
Chromium, Lead(Metals), Volatile organic compounds,
Sludge,  South Carolina, Surface water, "Superfund,
'First Remedial  Action-Final,  Record  of Decision,
Simpsonville(South       Carolina),       Greenville
County(South Carolina), Golden Strip Septic Tank.
PB92-964019/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):
Sherwood Medical  Industries, Volusia  County,
Deland, FL. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
27 Mar 91,25p EPA/ROD/R04-91 /092
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S. Canada, and Mexico; all
others 51,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all others $400. Also avail-
able individually in paper copy or microfiche.


The 42-acre Sherwood Medical Industries (SMI) site is
an  active  medical  supply manufacturing  facility just
outside the city limits of Deland, Volusia County, Flori-
da. Land use in the area is commercial and residential.
From  1971 to 1980, SMI disposed of approximately 2
tons of liquid and sludge waste into two unlined perco-
lation ponds onsite. At that time, solids were removed
from the ponds and  placed  into onsite, unlined im-
poundments. From 1980 to 1982, SMI analyzed the
contents of the impoundments and disposed of the
wastes in an offsite landfill. In 1987, the State request-
ed that SMI perform additional investigations to deter-
mine the nature and extent of ground water contami-
nation, and to evaluate the need  to implement interim
remedial measures. Based  on the  observed onsite
contamination of the Floridan Aquifer, the State re-
quired SMI to conduct extensive ground water testing
and monitoring, and to provide bottled water to an af-
fected residence. In 1990, the State approved SMI's
design work plan, which outlined further interim meas-
ures to be conducted at the site including installation
of a ground water pump and treat system. The Record
of Decision (ROD) addresses an interim remedy for the
surficial  aquifer to prevent the contaminant plume from
spreading offsite and migrating vertically into the Flori-
dan aquifer. The primary contaminants of concern af-
fecting the ground water are VOCs including PCE and
TCE.  The selected remedial action for  the  interim
remedy  includes installing a system of recovery wells
in the onsite surficial  aquifer; and pumping and treat-
ment of contaminated ground water using air stripping,
followed by onsite  discharge of  the treated water to
Lake Miller.


Keywords: 'Waste disposal,  'Pollution control, Haz-
ardous  materials.  Ground water. Aquifers, Florida,
Water Supply, Volatile organic compounds, "Super-
fund,  'First  Remedial  Action,  Record of  Decision,
Sherwood Medical  Industries, Deland(Florida),  Volusia
County(Florida).
PB92-964020/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):
Velsicol  Chemical, (First Operable  Unit), Toone,
TN. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
27 Jun 91,73p EPA/ROD/R04-91 /101
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 242-acre Velsicol Chemical site is a former plant
waste landfill located near the city of Toone,  Harde-
man County, Tennessee. Part of the site overlies a sur-
ficial aquifer that was used as a potable water supply in
the area. From 1964 to 1973, Velsicol Chemical Cor-
poration  used  the  site to dispose of industrial and
chemical plant wastes. The site  was closed in 1973
because  of the possibility of contaminated ground
water migrating offsite. The Record of Decision (ROD)
addresses offsite ground water contamination, as Op-
erable Unit  1 and will prevent additional onsite ground
water contamination from  migrating from the disposal
areas. The primary contaminants of concern affecting
the ground water are VOCs including carbon tetrachlo-
nde, chloroform, toluene,  and xylenes;  and  other or-
ganics including  pesticides. The selected  remedial
action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Waste dis-
posal,  'Hazardous  materials,  'Pollution   control,
Chemical industry,  Industrial wastes, Ground water,
Volatile organic compounds. Pesticides, Water pollu-
tion control, "Record of Decision, EPA region 4, Clean-
up,    First    remedial     action,     Hardemen
CountyfTennessee).
PB92-964021/REB                PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):
Clba-Geigy, Washington County, Mclntosh, AL.
(Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,69p EPA/ROD/R04-91 /091
See also PB90-186404.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 1,500-acre Ciba-Geigy site is an active chemical
manufacturer in an industrial area in Mclntosh, Wash-
ington County, Alabama. From 1952 to  present, Ciba-
Geigy, formerly Geigy Chemical Corporation, has pro-
duced various chemicals including DDT, laundry prod-
ucts,  herbicides,  insecticides, agricultural  chelating
agents,  sequestering  agents, plastic resins  and  addi-
tives, antioxidants, and  specialty chemicals. In 1985,
EPA issued a RCRA permit that included a corrective
action plan requiring Ciba-Geigy to remove and treat
ground water and surface water contamination at the
site. In 1987, as part  of the corrective action plan re-
quirements,  Ciba-Geigy  installed  an   additional
wastewater treatment system and ground water moni-
toring wells. The ROD addresses highly contaminated
soil and sludge at 10 of the 11 former waste manage-
ment areas as OU2. The primary contaminants of con-
cern affecting the soil, sludge, and debris are VOCs in-
cluding benzene and toluene; other organics including
PCBs and pesticides (e.g., DDT); and metals including
lead.  The selected remedial action for the site is in-
cluded.

Keywords:  "Superfund,  'Remedial action, 'Waste dis-
posal,  'Hazardous  materials,   "Pollution control,
Chemical industry. Industrial wastes, Volatile organic
compounds,  Polychlorinated  bipnenyls.  Pesticides,
Metals, Lead(Metal),  Soil contamination. Land pollu-
tion control, Water pollution control, 'Record of Deci-
sion,  Second Remedial Action, EPA region 4, Wash-
ington County(Alabama), Cleanup.
 PB92-964022/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region  4):
 Oak  Ridge Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit
 3), Anderson County, Oak Ridge, TN. (Second Re-
 medial Action), September 1991.
 Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 19 Sep 91,26p EPA/ROD/R04-91 /095
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others 51,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The Oak Ridge Reservation (ORR) (USDOE)  (Opera-
ble Unit 3) site is an active nuclear weapons  compo-
nent manufacturing facility located in Oak Ridge, An-
derson County, Tennessee. The Y-12 plant, which is
addressed as Operable Unit 3, is one of several hun-
dred waste disposal sites or areas of contamination at
the ORR site requiring Superfund remedial action. The
site occupies the upper reaches of East Fork Poplar
Creek (EFPC) in Bear Creek Valley. From 1940 to the
present, the Y-12 plant has been used to produce nu-
clear weapons components. From 1955 to 1963, mer-
cury was used in a column-exchange process to sepa-
rate  lithium isotopes. Testing  of the three concrete
tanks showed that the tank sediment contained mer-
cury, and that contaminated waste is  still  being dis-
charged into two of the three tanks. The Record of De-
cision (ROD) focuses on the contaminated sediment in
the sedimentation tanks as an interim action.  The pri-
mary contaminants  of concern affecting the sediment
are mercury, a metal and radioactive materials. The
selected interim remedial action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal, "Pollution control, "Radio-
active   wastes,  Sediments,  Y-12  plant.  Metals,
Mercury(Metal), Tanks,  'Record of Decision,  Second
remedial action, Anderson County(Tennessee), Clean-
up, EPA region 4.
PB92-964023/REB                PC A07/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):
Charles Macon  Lagoon and Drum Storage, Rich-
mond County,   Cordova,  NC.  (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.  Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,143p EPA/ROD/R04-91 /094
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.


The 17-acre Charles Macon Lagoon & Drum Storage
site is a former oil recycling  and antifreeze manufactur-
ing facility in Richmond County, North Carolina. The
site overlies an unconfined  aquifer, and surface runoff
discharges to Pee Dee River, which runs 1 mile west of
the site. From 1979 to 1982, unpermitted waste oil re-
cycling was conducted at the facility using a large
boiler to separate the waste oil from other wastes. Site
features  resulting from these activities include drum
storage areas, 12 unlined  or  partially lined oil/water
waste storage lagoons, buildings, 2 truck tankers, and
14 tanks. In a 1981 EPA RCRA compliance inspection
of the Macon site, 10  violations of RCRA regulations
were cited. Recent investigations,  however, revealed
that site soil and ground water still  pose a threat, par-
ticularly downgradient of source areas such as lagoon
areas. The Record of Decision (ROD) addresses soil,
vessels containing hazardous  materials, and ground
water, which is the principal threat at the site, and is a
final remedy. The primary contaminants of concern af-
fecting the soil, sludge, debris, and ground water are
VOCs including PCE, TCE,  toluene, and xylenes; other
organics including PAHs; and metals including arsenic
and chromium. The selected  remedial action for the
site is included.


Keywords: "Superfund, "Remedial action, "Hazardous
materials, "Waste disposal, "Pollution control, "Waste
storage.  Soil contamination, Sludges,  Ground water,
Water pollution control, Land pollution control, Oil pol-
lution, Volatile organic compounds, Aromatic polycy-
clic hydrocarbons,  Metals, Waste recycling,  Anti-
freezes,  Lagoons(Ponds),  'Record of Decision, Rich-
mond County(North Carolina), EPA region 4, Cleanup,
First remedial action.
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                                                  EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
PB92-964123/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):
Buckeye  Reclamation  Landfill  Site,  Belmont
County, OH. (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
19Aug91,119pEPA/ROD/R05-91/167
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 658-acre Buckeye Reclamation site contains a 50-
acre former landfill  in  Richland Township, Belmont
County, Ohio. Land use in the area is predominantly
agricultural, rural residential, and strip mining. A total of
46 domestic wells and springs are located within 1 mile
of the site. The original topography of the valley has
been altered  by coal mining and landfill operations.
Solid industrial wastes also were disposed of with mu-
nicipal wastes elsewhere in the landfill. In 1980, the
Waste Pit was filled with sludge, mine spoil, and over-
burden  soil;  covered with  soil and  garbage; and
seeded. Results of the Rl indicate various levels of
contamination in all media sampled,  except air. The
Record of Decision (ROD) addresses the remediation
of contaminated leachate and ground water and elimi-
nates exposure to contaminated surface soil. The pri-
mary contaminants of concern affecting the soil and
ground water are VOCs including benzene, TCE, and
toluene; other organics including PAHs; and metals in-
cluding arsenic, chromium, beryllium,  and lead. The
selected remedial action for the site is included.

Keywords:  'Hazardous  materials, 'Waste  disposal,
•Pollution control, Aromatic polycyclic hydrocarbons,
Waste treatment, Volatile organic compounds, Site
surveys, Land pollution. Soils, Ground water, Capping,
Municipal wastes. Industrial wastes. Water pollution,
Ground  water.  Metals,  Earth  fills,  Mine  wastes,
•Record of Decision,  'Superfund,  'First  remedial
action-Final, Cleanup, 'Belmont County(Ohio), EPA
regions.
PB92-964124/REB               PC AOS/MF A01
Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  5):
Lemberger Transport and Recycling,  Wanttowoc
County, Wl.  (First Remedial Action),  September
1991.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
23 Sep 91,80p EPA/ROD/R05-91 /187
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S.. Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 45-acre  Lemberger  Transport  and Recycling
(LTR) site  is  a former land disposal  facility in Man-
itowoc County, Wisconsin. The site is located within
one-quarter mite of  the 45-acre Lemberger  Landfill
(LL) site. Ground water as well as the Branch River, lo-
cated less than 1 mile west of both sites, are used as
sources of drinking water.  Reports of contaminated
material seeping onto local properties prompted State
investigations that revealed VOCs in residential wells
in excess of State standards. Because of the similarity
of contamination and proximity of the sites, the LTR
and LL sites will be addressed concurrently. The
Record of Decision (RoD) provides a final remedy for
ground  water contamination at both the  LTR and LL
sites, as the first Operable Unit (OUI). The primary con-
taminants of  concern affecting the ground water are
VOCs including PCE, TCE, toluene, and xylenes; other
organics including PCBs and pesticides; and metals in-
cluding arsenic, chromium, and lead. The selected re-
medial action for both sites are included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials,  'Reme-
dial action, 'Pollution control. Metals. Ground water,
 Industrial waste, 'Record of Decision. First remedial
action,  EPA region 5, Cleanup operations, Manitowoc
County (Wisconsin).
 PB92-964125/REB               PC AOS/MF A02
 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):
 US. DO) Sangamo/Crab Orchard National Wildlife
 Refuge,  Carterville, IL  (First Remedial Action),
 March 1990.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Mar 90, 97p EPA/ROD/R05-90/163
See also PB91-921509.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The  U.S. DOI Sangamo/Crab Orchard NWR site is
within the Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge, lo-
cated near Carterville, Illinois. Within the 43,000-acre
refuge, lakes  and adjacent wetlands support recre-
ational activities on the western portion of the refuge,
while the eastern portion is used for manufacturing fa-
cilities. DOI leased portions of the refuge to manufac-
turers of PCB-containing transformers and capacitors,
automobile parts, fiberglass boats, plated metal parts,
and jet engine starters. Solid wastes generated from
these industrial  activities were disposed of in onsite
landfills, while other liquid wastes may have been dis-
charged into  nearby surface waters and  impound-
ments. The primary contaminants of concern affecting
the soil, sediment, debris, and sludge are metals in-
cluding cadmium, chromium, and lead. The selected
remedial action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
material, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, Soil con-
tamination, Sediments, Sludge disposal. Metals, Poly-
chlorinated  bipnenyls,   Illinois,  Industrial   wastes.
•Record of Decision, EPA  region 5, Cleanup oper-
ations, Crab  Orchard  National  Wildlife   Refuge,
Carterville(lllinois).
PB92-964126/REB               PC A08/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):
Carter Industrials Site, Detroit, Ml. (First Remedial
Action), September 1991.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
18Sep91.153pEPA/ROD/R05-91/169
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1.400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 3.5-acre  Carter Industrials site is a former scrap
metal storage and salvage operation in  Detroit  Michi-
gan. From  1966 until  1986, the site was used as a
scrap metal  salvage and storage facility,  changing
ownership several times  during the period. Items ac-
cepted for salvage included electrical capacitors and
transformers. In 1986, the State identified elevated
levels of PCBs in onsite soil, which was later confirmed
by EPA investigations. The Record of Decision (ROD)
addresses remediation of remaining onsite and  offsite
source material. A subsequent ROD will address the
need for remediation of contaminated sewer lines run-
ning from the site. The primary contaminants of con-
cern affecting the soil and debris are organics includ-
ing PCBs; and metals including arsenic,  cadmium, and
lead. The selected remedial action for the site is in-
cluded.

Keywords: * Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Reme-
dial action, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution  control, Michi-
gan,  Industrial  wastes,  Potychlorinated  biphenyls,
Metals. Soil contamination. Metal scraps, Transform-
ers, 'Record of Decision,  Detroit(Michigan), EPA
region 5, Cleanup operations.
 PB92-964127/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region  5):
 Ossineke   Groundwater  Contamination   Site,
 Alpena  County,  Ossineke,  Ml.  (First Remedial
 Action), June 1991. Final rept.
 Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 28 Jun 91,38p EPA/ROD/R05-91 /185
 Portions of this document are not fully legible.
 Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
 for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
 others $1.400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
 U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
 available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

 The Ossineke Ground Water Contamination site is an
 area overlying a contaminated aquifer in Ossineke,
 Alpena County, Michigan. The site hydrogeology is
 characterized by an upper aquifer and lower confined
 aquifer,  both of which  supply  drinking water to local
 residents. Historically there  have been two contami-
nant source areas of concern within Ossineke. Area 1
is in the center of the Town of Ossineke where two gas
stations are located, consisting of underground  stor-
age tanks, and a former automobile rustproofing shop.
Area 2 is a laundry and dry cleaning facility that has an
associated wash water pond containing  chlorinated
hydrocarbons and VOCs, The State advised all users
of the upper aquifer to stop using their wells. In 1982,
the State discovered that a snow plow had hit a gaso-
line pump causing an unknown amount of gasoline to
spill and, subsequently, contaminate the basements of
several businesses. In 1986, the State replaced  resi-
dential wells affected by ground water contamination.
Because the contaminants of concern have been  con-
firmed to be related to petroleum releases from under-
ground storage  tanks, the Superfund program does
not have  the authority  to  address cleanup under
CERLCLA. The selected remedial action for the site is
that no further action.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
disposal, 'Remedial action,  'Pollution control, Michi-
gan, Water pollution  control, Hydrogeology, Ground
water, Volatile organic compounds, Underground  stor-
age, Storage tanks,  Gas stations,  Rust  prevention,
Automotive industry, Dry cleaning, 'Record of Deci-
sion, Ossineke(Michigan), EPA region 5, Cleanup op-
erations.
PB92-964128/REB                PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):
Stoughton City Landfill Site, Stoughton, Wl. (First
Remedial Action), September 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,67p EPA/ROD/R05-91 /181
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; all
others $1.400, Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 27-acre Stoughton City  Landfill site is a former
waste disposal facility in Stoughton, Dane County,
Wisconsin. The site was an uncontrolled  dump site
from 1952 to  1969, and later from 1969 to 1977 oper-
ated as a State-licensed landfill covering approximate-
ly 15 acres. As a result of improper disposal activities,
a number of investigations were  conducted  by the
State and EPA that revealed ground water contamina-
tion resulting from leachate discharge and surface
water runoff from the landfill. The Record of Decision
(ROD) addresses soil and ground water contaminated
by leaching landfilled waste. The  primary contami-
nants of concern affecting the soil, debris, and ground
water are VOCs including benzene, tetrahydrofurans
(THF), toluene, and xylenes;  other organics including
PAHs; and metals including  arsenic, chromium, and
lead.  The selected remedial  action for the site is in-
cluded.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Waste dis-
posal, 'Hazardous materials, 'Pollution control, Earth
fills. Soil contamination, Ground water, Volatile organic
compounds,   Aromatic  polycyclic   hydrocarbons,
Metals, Leaching, Environmental transport, Water pol-
lution, Wisconsin, 'Record of Decision, EPA region 5,
StoughtonfWisconsin), Cleanup operations.
 PB92-964129/REB               PC A04/MF A01
 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5):
 National  Presto  Industries,  Eau  Claire,  Wl.
 (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
 Environmental  Protection  Agency,  Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 30 Sep 91,57p EPA/ROD/R05-91 /180
 See also PB91-921457.
 Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
 for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
 others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
 U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others  §400. Also
 available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

 The  325-acre  National Presto  Industries  site is a
 former munitions  and  metal-working  facility in Eau
 Claire, Chippewa County,  Wisconsin, adjacent to  the
 town of Hallie. The site overlies a buried pre-glacial
 valley that serves  as  a primary source  of drinking
 water. Initially NPI manufactured cookware  and con-
 sumer products, and generated  waste streams con-
 sisting of  metals, oils, grease,  and spent solvents
 during operations.  Also, beginning in 1951, artillery
 shell fuses and aircraft parts were produced by  NPI
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under military contracts.  Metal projectiles production
began in 1954 under separate contracts.

Keywords: *Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, Ground
water, Water pollution, Volatile organic compounds,
Metal working, Munitions industry, Wisconsin, 'Record
of   Decision,   Cleanup   operations,    Chippewa
County(Wisconsin), EPA region 5.
PB92-964130/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):
South  Macomb  Disposal  No. 9 and 9A, Macomb
County, Ml. (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
13 Aug 91, 79p EPA/ROD/R05-91 /166
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400.  Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 159-acre South Macomb Disposal No. 9, 9A site
contains two inactive municipal  landfills in Macomb
Township, Macomb County, Michigan. Until 1989, the
estimated 34 residents in the immediate vicinity of the
site used shallow and intermediate aquifers associated
with contamination from landfills as their drinking water
supply. From 1968 to 1975, South Macomb Disposal
Authority (SMDA), a municipal corporation, used the
site to facilitate the management and disposal of mu-
nicipal refuse for  five towns in Macomb County.  As a
result of reported fish kills  and continued  reports of
leachate seepage into McBride  Drain, a number of
State investigations between 1976 and 1982 verified
that the site was  the source of the leachate problem
and prompted SMDA to upgrade and expand leachate
collection systems along various portions of area 9A.
The Record of Decision (ROD) addresses onsite con-
taminated ground water as  Operable Unit 1 (OU1). A
future ROD will address the landfill contents as OU2.
The  primary contaminants  of concern affecting the
ground water  are VOCs including benzene and  tolu-
ene;  other organics including phenols; and metals in-
cluding arsenic and chromium. The selected remedial
action for the site  is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
disposal, 'Remedial action, 'Pollution control, Michi-
gan,  Ground water, Water pollution effects, Volatile or-
ganic compounds, Phenols, Metals, Municipal wastes,
Earth fills, Environmental transport, Leaching, 'Record
of Decision, EPA region 5, Macomb County(Michigan),
Cleanup operations.
PB92-964131/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):
Fultz  Landfill,  Byesville,  OH.  (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,108p EPA/ROD/R05-91/183
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 30-acre Fultz Landfill site is a privately owned in-
active sanitary landfill on the north slope of a ridge that
overlies abandoned coal  mines in Jackson Township,
Guernsey County, Ohio. The site lies within the drain-
age basin of Wills Creek, which flows north adjacent to
the site and is used by the city of Cambridge as the
municipal water supply. The northern half of the landfill
lies in an unreclaimed strip mine where surface mine
spoil and natural soil form a shallow aquifer. During the
1970's, the landfill operator was cited for various viola-
tions. Investigations in 1988 by  EPA  indicated that
ground water and leachate contaminants  emanating
from the site have contaminated the shallow aquifer
and, to a lesser extent,  the deep mine aquifer. The
Record of Decision (ROD) addresses all contaminated
media, and provides a final remedy for the site. The pri-
mary contaminants of concern affecting the soil, sedi-
ment, debris,  ground  water, and  surface water are
VOCs including benzene, PCE, TCE, toluene, and  xy-
lenes;  other  organics including PAHs and phenols;
metals including arsenic,  chromium,  and lead; and
other inorganics. The selected remedial action for this
site is included.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
disposal, 'Remedial action, 'Pollution control, Sani-
tary  landfills,  Ohio,  Soil contamination, Sediments,
Mine spoils, Water pollution, Surface waters, Ground
water, Volatile organic compounds, Aromatic polycy-
clic hydrocarbons, Phenols, Metals,  Inorganic com-
pounds, 'Record of Decision, Guernsey County(Ohio),
EPA region 5, Cleanup operations.


PB92-964132/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region  5):
Berlin and Farro Site, Swartz Creek, Ml. (First Re-
medial Action), September 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30Sep91,71pEPA/ROD/H05-91/182
Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 40-acre Berlin and Farro site is a former liquid in-
cineration and  landfill facility in  Gaines Township,
Genessee County, Michigan. The site overlies two
aquifers, which provide well water to the approximately
80 permanent homes located within a 112 mile radius
of the site. From 1971 to 1975, Berlin and Farro Liquid
Incineration, Inc., used the site to accept and store in-
dustrial  wastes prior to incineration, and disposed of
crushed drums in  a  1.1-acre  onsite landfill. In 1975,
Berlin and Farro's permits were revoked; however,  ille-
gal dumping of industrial waste into the lagoons appar-
ently continued after the site was closed. Several sep-
arate clean-up actions were undertaken by the PRPs,
the State, and EPA during the early to mid-1980's. The
Record of Decision (ROD) addresses the final remedy
for contaminated soil, sediment, and ground water at
the Berlin and Farro site. The primary contaminants of
concern affecting the soil, sediment, and ground water
are VOCs including benzene,  PCE, TCE, toluene, and
xylenes; and metals  including arsenic, chromium, and
lead. The selected remedial action for this site is in-
cluded.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste  disposal, 'Pollution control, Michi-
gan, Incineration,  Earth  fills,  Soil  contamination,
Ground  water, Water pollution, Volatile  organic com-
pounds,   Metals,   Sediments,   Industrial   wastes,
'Record of  Decision,  EPA  region  5,  Genessee
County(Michigan),  Cleanup operations.
PB92-964133/REB               PC AOS/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):
Lemberger Landfill Site, Manitowoc County, Wl.
(First  Remedial  Action), September 1991. Final
rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
23 Sep 91,80p EPA/ROD/R05-91 /186
See also PB92-964124.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 45-acre Lemberger Landfill  (LL) site is a former
land disposal  facility in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin.
The site is located within one-quarter mile of another
Superfund site, the 45-acre Lemberger  Transport and
Recycling  (LTR) site.  Ground water as well  as the
Branch River, located less than 1  mile west of both
sites, are used as sources of drinking water. As a result
of reports of contaminated material seeping onto local
properties, a number of State investigations were con-
ducted that identified VOCs levels above State stand-
ards in residential wells. Because of the proximity of
the sites and similarity in the types of wastes, the LL
and LTR sites will be remediated concurrently. The
Record of Decision (ROD) provides a final remedy for
source contamination at the LL site and ground water
contamination at both the LL and LTR sites, as the first
operable unit (OU1). The primary contaminants of con-
cern affecting the soil, sediment, debris, and ground
water are VOCs including PCE, TCE, toluene, and xy-
lenes; other organics including PCBs and pesticides;
and metals including arsenic, chromium, and lead. The
selected remedial action for both sites are included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
disposal, 'Remedial  action,  'Pollution control, Wis-
consin, Earth fills, Soil contamination, Sediments, En-
vironmental transport, Ground disposal, Ground water,
Water pollution, Volatile organic compounds, Polychlo-
rinated biphenyls, Pesticides, Metals, 'Record of Deci-
sion, Manitowoc County(Wisconsin), EPA region  5,
Cleanup operations.
PB92-964134/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5):
Michigan Disposal Service (Cork Street) Landfill,
Kalamazoo, Ml.  (First Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991. Final rept.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,110p EPA/ROD/R05-91/171
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 68-acre Michigan Disposal Service Landfill site is
an inactive municipal landfill in Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo
County, Michigan. From 1925 to 1961, the site was
owned and operated by private parties as a municipal
landfill. Forty-seven acres of the total site was used as
a landfill. In 1961, the city of Kalamazoo purchased the
property  and  began accepting wastes from  resi-
dences, businesses, and local industries. During  the
mid-1980's, the State conducted investigations as part
of a landfill extension request. These onsite studies
documented that wastes leaching from the landfill. The
Record of Decision (ROD) addresses onsite contami-
nated soil, sediment, ground water, and surface water,
as a final remedy. The primary contaminants of con-
cern affecting the soil, sediment, debris, ground water,
and surface water are VOCs including benzene;  other
organics including PCBs; and metals including arsenic,
chromium, and lead. The selected remedial action for
this site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials,  'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control,  Earth
fills.  Municipal wastes, Michigan, Surface waters, Soil
contamination, Ground water, Sediments, Volatile or-
ganic compounds, Polychlorinated biphenyls, Metals,
'Record of Decision, EPA region 5,  Cleanup  oper-
ations, Kalamazoo County(Michigan).
PB92-96413S/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):
Thermo Chem Site, (Operable Unit 1), Muskegon
County, Ml.  (First  Remedial  Action), September
1991.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91, 94p EPA/ROD/R05-91 /174
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 9.5-acre Thermo Chem site is comprised of an in-
active solvent and chemical waste reprocessing, refin-
ing, and incineration facility, and  an inactive  waste
hauling  facility in  Egelston  Township, Muskegon
County, Michigan. The site is adjacent to two other Su-
perfund sites: the SCA Independent Landfill site, and
the Bofors Nobel site. The Thomas Solvent Company,
which lies adjacent to, and is owned by Thermo Chem,
has been included as part of the site because it is sus-
pected to be  a source of ground water contamination.
The Thomas Solvent Company was operated as a haz-
ardous  waste hauling facility for Thermo Chem and
collected waste for recycling and returned the material
to customers. In  response to investigation activities
during 1988 and 1991, EPA conducted an emergency
removal of drums and materials containing hazardous
waste. The Record of Decision (ROD) addresses the
source of contamination by remediation of soil, sludge,
debris, and ground water up to the point where ground
water discharges into Black Creek as Operable Unit 1
(OU1). A future ROD will address OU2, the contamina-
tion problems within Black  Creek  and ground water
contamination south of Black Creek. The primary con-
taminants of  concern affecting the soil, sludge, and
ground  water are VOCs including  benzene, toluene,
and xylenes; other  organics including PAHs,  PCBs,
and pesticides; metals including arsenic, chromium,
and lead; and other  inorganics. The selected remedial
action for this site is included.
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Keywords:  'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials,  'Re-
medial action,  'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control,
Michigan, Soil contamination, Sludge disposal. Ground
water,  Water pollution. Volatile organic compounds,
Aromatic polycyclic hydrocarbons, Pesticides, Metals,
Inorganic compounds. Chemical industry, 'Record of
Decision, Muskegon County(Michigan), EPA region 5,
Cleanup operations.
PB92-964136/REB               PC A08/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5):
Sturgis Municipal Wells, Sturgis, Ml. (First Remedi-
al Action), September 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30Sep91,170pEPA/ROD/R05-91/175
Avaialble on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 5-square-mite  Sturgis Municipal Wells site is an
active  municipal well field  in Sturgis,  St. Joseph
County, Michigan.  Land use  in the area  is predomi-
nantly mixed  industrial and residential, with several
wetlands areas located near the site. The site includes
the former Wade Electric facility, which closed in 1966
and burned down in 1974, and the Kirsch Company,
which operated as a manufacturing facility until 1980.
These two properties nave  been identified as two
source areas responsible for the ground water con-
tamination in the aquifer used for  the municipal water
supply. State  investigations starting in 1982 identified
contaminated soil  and  VOC-contaminated ground
water onsite and extensive ground water contamina-
tion in various wells throughout the city. The Record of
Decision (ROD) addresses final remediation of soil and
ground water. The primary contaminants of concern
affectmgthe soil and ground water are VOCs including
benzene, PCE. and TCE; and other organics including
PAHs.

Keywords: 'Waste disposal,  'Pollution control. Haz-
ardous materials. Soils, Ground water, Michigan. Vola-
tile organic compounds. Aromatic  polycyclic hydrocar-
bons,  'Superfund,  'First   Remedial Action-Final,
Record  of Decision,  St.  Joseph County(Michigan),
Sturgis Municipal Wells.
PB92-964137/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5):
Dakhue  Sanitary  LartdflH,  Hampton  Township,
Dakota County, MN. (First Remedial Action), June
1991.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
28 Jun 91,48p EPA/ROD/R05-91 /189
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1.400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico;  for all others §400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 80-acre Dakhue Sanitary Landfill site is an inactive
sanitary waste municipal landfill located in  Hampton
Township, Dakota County, Minnesota. Land use in the
area is agricultural and residential, the landfill overlies
a sand and gravel surficial aquifer that is not a drinking
water source and that extends  downgradient of the
site. From 1971 to 1988. Dakhue Sanitary Landfill, Inc.,
owned and operated the landfill  and accepted mixed
municipal and commercial wastes, and small amounts
of industrial waste. State investigations conducted be-
tween  1983 and 1989 identified  a variety of contami-
nants onsite. Investigations during the RI/FS identified
VOCs, organics, and inorganics m the surficial onsite
aquifer, and it has been determined that the possible
source of contamination is related to the municipal, in-
dustrial, and commercial waste disposed onsite in the
landfill. The ROD addresses the source  of the con-
tamination as OU1. A future ROD will address ground
water contamination and possible remediation of the
downgradient plume, as OU2. The primary contami-
nants of concern affecting the soil and debris are or-
ganics including  phenols;  and  metals including  ar-
senic, chromium, and tead.

Keywords:  'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, 'Sani-
tary  landfills. Hazardous   materials. Soils.  Debris.
Metals. Phenols. Arsenic,  Chromium,  Lead(Metal),
Minnesota.  * Superfund,   'First  Remedial  Action,
Record of  Decision, Hampton Township(Minnesota),
Dakota County(Minnesota), Dakhue Sanitary Landfill.
PB92-964138/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):
Chem-Central Site, Wyoming, Ml. (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,72p EPA/ROD/R05-91 /179
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 2-acre Chem-Central site is a bulk chemical stor-
age facility in  Wyoming, Kent County, Michigan. Land
use in the area is a mixture of residential and commer-
cial. An estimated 10,000 people live within 1 mile of
the site and receive their water supply via the munici-
pal distribution system. Two creeks, Cole  Drain and
Plaster Creek, lie in  proximity to the site. Between
1957  and  1962, hazardous substances entered the
ground as a result  of faulty construction of a T-arm
pipe used to transfer liquid products from bulk storage
tanks to small delivery trucks. Additional hazardous
substances may have entered the ground through ac-
cidental spills.  In  1977, a  routine State  biological
survey of Plaster Creek identified a contaminated ditch
containing oils  with  organic compounds  including
PCBs and metals that was discharging into Cole Drain.
Between 1978 and  1986, the State and EPA focused
their efforts on finding and  eliminating the source of
the ditch contamination through extensive investiga-
tions of area soil, ground water, and surface water. Re-
sults indicated that  ground water and soil surrounding
and north of the Chem-Central plant were contaminat-
ed with volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds.
The Record of Decision (ROD) addresses a remedy for
contaminated  onsite soil, contaminated offsite soil sur-
rounding and north of the plant, and then addresses a
remedy for contaminated onsite soil, contaminated off-
site soil surrounding and north of the plant, and the
ground water  contamination plume emanating  from
the plant and spreading 1,800 feet northward. The pri-
mary contaminants of concern affecting the soil and
ground water are VOCs including PCE. TCE, and tolu-
ene; and other organics including  PAHs and PCBs.
The selected  remedial action for this site includes in-
stalling an in-situ vapor extraction  system for onsite
soil and two offsite soil areas north of the property,
using a network of horizontal piping, collecting con-
taminated vapors in the soil source area at the vacuum
pump, and treating these vapors using a vapor phase
carbon adsorption system before discharge to the at-
mosphere.

Keywords: 'Waste  disposal, 'Pollution control.  Haz-
ardous materials, Soils, Groundwater, Volatile organic
compounds, Polychtorinated biphenyls, Aromatic poly-
cyclic hydrocarbons, Michigan, 'Superfund, 'First Re-
medial Action-Final, Record of Decision, Chem-Cen-
tral, Kent County(Michigan).  Wyoming(Michigan).
PB92-964139/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):
Better Brite Plating Chrome and Zinc, De Pere, Wl.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
28 Jun 91,26p EPA/ROD/R05-91 /184
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S.. Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 2-acre Better Brite Plating Chrome and Zinc site is
composed of two  plating facilities in  De Pere, Brown
County, Wisconsin. The site includes the 1.5-acre
Chrome Shop and the 0.5-acre Zinc Shop. Land use in
the area is predominantly residential and commercial,
with  a wetlands located  approximately one-quarter
mile  from the site. The estimated 15,000 area resi-
dents use the municipal wells drawing from the deep
aquifer as a drinking water supply. The Zinc Shop has
a long history of improper operational procedures and
spills into the surrounding soil. The selected remedial
action for this interim remedy includes continuing and
expanding the current operation of the ground water
extraction system  and pretreatment facility, which will
include pretreatment of the additional water collected
by the surface water and ground water collection sys-
tems, and the Chrome and Zinc shops, with discharge
to the De Pere wastewater system.
Keywords:  'Hazardous materials, 'Volatile organic
compounds, 'Pollution control, Ground water, Surface
waters. Metals, Chromium, Cyanide, Lead(Metal), Ex-
traction, Waste treatment, Drainage, Runoff, Monitor-
ing, Observation  wells, Fences, Berns, Construction,
'Superfund,  Record  of  Decision,  First  Remedial
Action, De PerefWisconsin), Pretreatment(Water).
PB92-964140/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):
Kentwood Landfill, Kentwood, Ml. (First Remedial
Action), March 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
29 Mar 91, 73p EPA/ROD/R05-91 /155
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 72-acre Kentwood Landfill site is an inactive mu-
nicipal landfill in Kentwood, Kent County, Michigan.
Land use in the area is primarily residential and recre-
ational. Twenty-two residences to the south and east
of the site use ground water as their drinking water
supply. The primary contaminants of concern affecting
the debris, ground water, and  leachate are VOCs in-
cluding benzene, PCE, and TCE; other organics; and
metals including arsenic, chromium, and lead. The se-
lected remedial action for the site includes improving
the landfill cap to include gas controls and a leachate
collection system; pumping and pretreating  ground
water onsite along with collected  leachate, as needed,
before discharging to a POTW; monitoring sediment,
ground water, surface water, and air.

Keywords:  'Hazardous materials, 'Volatile organic
compounds, 'Pollution control, Drinking water, Water
supply, Earth  fills, Benzene. Metals, Lead(Metal), Ar-
senic, Chromium,  Pumping, Capping, Gases,  Leach-
ing, Ground water, Right of way access, Fences, Water
treatment, 'Superfund, Record of Decision, First Re-
medial Action-Final,  'Kentwood(Michigan), Trichlor-
oethylene.
PB92-964141/REB                PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):
Southeast Rockford Groundwater Contamination,
Rocfcford, IL (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
14 Jun 91,50p EPA/ROD/R05-91 /190
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada and Mexico; all
others 81,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The  two to three square  mile  Southeast  Rockford
Groundwater  Contamination site is a residential area
with contaminated private wells in Winnebago County,
Rockford, Illinois. The site is in a predominantly urban
residential area that includes retail and commercial op-
erations. Surrounding  land  use  is  industrial.  During
sampling from 1981 to  1984, the City of Rockford iden-
tified elevated VOC levels in ground water. The Record
of Decision (ROD) addresses the elimination of risk to
residents of the southeast Rockford area due to con-
taminated ground water. The selected remedial action
for this interim remedy includes providing an alternate
water supply by  constructing and extending water
mains, and installing connections and  service to the
city distribution  system for affected residents; reacti-
vating Municipal Well number 35 after  constructing a
granular activated carbon water treatment f acility at
the well; and abandoning contaminated private wells.

Keywords: 'Hazardous  materials,  'Volatile organic
compounds, 'Pollution control, Ground water. Water
wells. Land use, Municipalities, Water supply, Activat-
ed carbon treatment, Fluid filtration, Installing, Water
pipelines. Cost analysis,  'Superfund, Record of Deci-
sion, First Remedial Action, 'Rockford(lllinois), Trich-
loroethylene.
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PB92-964304/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Super-fund Record of Decision (EPA Region  7):
Hastings Ground Water Contamination (Operable
Unit 1), Hastings, NE. (Second Remedial Action),
September 1991.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office ol Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,43p EPA/ROD/R07-91 /048
See also PB89-182471.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others 51,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The  Hastings Groundwater Contamination site con-
sists of localized  areas where the aquifer is contami-
nated with industrial chemicals, primarily VOCs, in the
City of Hastings, Adams County, Nebraska. The ROD
addresses part of the Colorado Avenue subsite, which
is one of several Hasting Groundwater Contamination
subsites. This subsite consists of contaminated soil at
three industrial properties. The estimated 23,000 resi-
dents of Hastings obtain their drinking water from a
municipal system that  taps into the underlying sole-
source aquifer. The ROD addresses the ground water
contamination component as OU1. Future RODs may
address additional source control measures,  subsur-
face monitoring,  ground water extraction and  treat-
ment, wellhead protection and treatment, and provide
institutional controls.  The  primary contaminants of
concern affecting the ground water are VOCs including
DCE, PCE, and TCE. The selected remedial action for
this interim remedy is included.

Keywords: *Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Waste dis-
posal, 'Hazardous  materials, 'Pollution control, Site
surveys, Ground water, Water  pollution,  Industrial
wastes, Volatile organic compounds, Potable water,
Nebraska,    'Record    of    Decision,    Adams
County(Nebraska), Cleanup operations, EPA region 7.
PB92-964308/REB               PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  7):
John Deere (Ottumwa Works Landfill), Ottumwa,
IA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991. Final
rept.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
23 Sep 91,83p EPA/ROD/R07-91 /053
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The  105-acre John Deere (Ottumwa Works Landfill)
site is an active agricultural equipment manufacturing
and  assembly  facility in Ottumwa, Wapello County,
Iowa. The estimated 27,000 Ottumwa residents use
municipal water obtained from the Des Moines River
as their drinking water supply, the municipal intake is
located approximately 1,000 feet upgradient from  the
site. The Record of Decision (ROD) addresses the dis-
posal areas, the drainage ditch, and Black Lake sur-
face water. The primary contaminants of concern af-
fecting the soil, sediment,  and debris are organics in-
cluding PAHs; and metals including arsenic, chromium,
and lead. The selected remedial action for this site is
included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
disposal, 'Remedial action, 'Pollution control, Iowa,
Soil contamination, Sediments, Aromatic polycyclic hy-
drocarbons, Metals,  Water   pollution, Earth  fills,
"Record of Decision, Ottumwa(lowa),  EPA  region 7,
Cleanup operations.
 PB92-964309/REB                PC A03/MF A01
 Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 7):
 Shaw  Avenue Dump Site,  Charles City, Floyd
 County, IA.  (First  Remedial  Action), September
 1991.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 26 Sep 91,49p EPA/ROD/R07-91 /051
 Portions of this document are not fully legible.
 Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
 for ail RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
 others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
 U.S.. Canada, and Mexico;  for all  others 5400. Also
 available individually in paper copy or microfiche.
The 26-acre Shaw Avenue Dump site is a chemical
waste site in Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa. Land
use in the area is predominantly residential. From 1899
to 1964, Charles City used the site as a municipal land-
fill for waste incineration, and disposal of liming sludge
from  the  city's  publicly owned  treatment  works
(POTW) and asphaltic materials continue to be dis-
posed of in the landfill. Between 1977 and  1981, the
State issued reports  based on studies of the site and
surface  water that  documented elevated  levels of
metals in an abandoned gravel  pit near the site. The
Record of Decision (ROD) addresses the chemical fill
and surrounding  contaminated  soil, and the under-
ground gasoline tank as Operable Unit 1  (OU1).  A
future ROD will address contaminated ground water as
OU2. The primary contaminants of concern affecting
the soil and debris are VOCs including benzene, tolu-
ene,  and  xylenes; other organics including  PAHs;
metals including arsenic and lead; and other inorgan-
ics. The selected remedial action for the site is includ-
ed.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Reme-
dial action, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, Iowa,
Soil contamination, Chemical effluents, Chemical com-
pounds, Earth fills. Municipal wastes, Liming, Aromatic
polycyclic hydrocarbons, Metals, Volatile organic com-
pounds, 'Record of Decision, Charles City(lowa), EPA
region 7, Cleanup operations, Publicly Owned Treat-
ment Works.
PB92-964310/REB               PC A07/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  7):
Mid-America Tanning Site,  Sergeant  Bluff,  IA.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
24 Sep 91,131pEPA/ROD/R07-91/055
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others  $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 98.7-acre  Mid-America Tanning  site is  a  former
leather tannery in Sergeant  Bluff, Woodbury County,
Iowa. Surrounding land use is mixed industrial and  ag-
ricultural. A portion  of the site is bordered by Oxbow
Lake and lies within the 100-year floodplain.  The Mis-
souri River is approximately 1.5 miles to the southwest
of the site and receives discharges from Oxbow Lake.
The facility began onsite processing of animal hides in
1970. In 1980, the State confirmed the onsite burial of
chromium-containing sludge in trenches, and the com-
pany was cited for  permit violations.  A 1985 EPA in-
vestigation identified excessive chromium  contamina-
tion in onsite  soil,  sediment, and ground  water. In
1990, EPA conducted a removal action that included
excavating and consolidating onsite 1,290 cubic yards
of sludge from the trench disposal area. The Record of
Decision (ROD) addresses the contaminated soil,  im-
poundment sediment and water, and the excavated
trench material.  A  future ROD will  address  onsite
ground water contamination. The primary contaminant
of concern affecting the soil, sediment, debris, sludge,
and surface water are metals including chromium and
lead. The selected  remedial action for the  site is in-
cluded.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, Tanning
materials, Leather, Soil contamination, Surface waters,
Sediments, Sludge disposal, Iowa, Water  pollution,
Chromium,   Lead(Metal),   Metals,   Missouri   River,
Oxbow  Lake,  'Record  of   Decision,  Woodbury
County(lowa), EPA  region 7, Cleanup operations.
 PB92-964311/REB                PC A04/MF A01
 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7):
 Lehigh Portland Cement Company, Mason City,
 IA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991. Final rept.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 28 Jun 91, 55p EPA/ROD/R07-91 /050
 Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
 for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
 others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
 U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
 available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

 The Lehigh Portland Cement site is composed of two
 areas: the 150-acre Lehigh Portland Cement Company
 (LPCC) cement production facility, and the 410-acre
 Lime Creek Nature Center (LCNC), in Mason, Gordo
County, Iowa. The site overlies an aquifer that serves
as a source of water for 12 nearby wells; and municipal
water is obtained from a deeper aquifer. Calmus Creek
borders the  site and discharges  to the Winnebago
River, located within a mile of the site. From 1911 to
the present, the LPCC has manufactured cement prod-
ucts. In 1981, hydrochemical  tests of Blue Waters
Pond on the  LPCC area indicated high alkalinity.  The
Record of Decision (ROD) addresses the Cement Kiln
Dust ground  water,  and surface  water  as  a  final
remedy. Elevated pH of ground water and surface
water also is  of potential concern. The selected reme-
dial action for all are included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Waste disposal, 'Hazardous
materials,  'Remedial action, 'Pollution control, Port-
land cement, Ground water, Surface waters,  Water
pollution,  Metals,   Iowa,   Arsenic,    Chromium,
Lead(Metal),  Recreation, Dust, pH, 'Record of Deci-
sion, Gordp County(lowa), EPA region 7, Cleanup op-
erations, Lime Creek Nature Center.
PB92-964312/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): El-
lisville Area Site, St.  Louis County, Ellisville, MO.
(Second Remedial Action), September 1991. Final
rept.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,47p EPA/ROD/R07-91 /047
See also PB92-964302.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for  all others $400. Also
available individually in  paper copy or microfiche.

The Ellisville Area site is a former waste oil disposal
site in Ellisville, St. Louis  County, Missouri. The site
consists of the 11.6-acre Bliss property and four con-
tiguous  properties where hazardous substances have
been identified. Land use in the area is mixed residen-
tial, rural, and recreational. Surface runoff at the site
drains to Caulks Creek,  a tributary of Bonhomme
Creek, which enters the Missouri  River about  1 mile
upstream  of a city of St.  Louis waterworks  intake.
During the 1960's and 1970's, Bliss Waste Oil Compa-
ny used the site to transport and dispose of waste oil
products (some  of which were  contaminated with
dioxin), industrial wastes, and chemical wastes. Dioxin-
contaminated waste oil was applied directly to surface
soil for dust control, and spillage from trucks also  oc-
curred.  Investigations  conducted from 1982 through
1983  concluded  that  site  contamination was not af-
fecting the ground water;  however, some  onsite sur-
face migration of contaminated soil and sediment had
occurred. The ROD provides a final remedy for dioxin-
contaminated  soil, which  involves  excavation and
direct transport of dioxin wastes offsite for  treatment.
The 1986 remedy for non-dioxin wastes is  not affect-
ed. The primary contaminant of concern affecting  the
soil is dioxin, an organic. The selected remedial action
for the site includes excavating  and direct transporta-
tion of approximately 7,000 cubic yards of dioxin-con-
taminated soil  for treatment  at an offsite  temporary
thermal treatment unit constructed at the Times Beach
site; disposing of treatment  residuals at the  Times
Beach site as nonhazardous solid waste if delisting cri-
teria are met, or retreating at Times Beach or manag-
ing residuals offsite as a hazardous waste  if delisting
criteria are not met.

Keywords: 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, Soils,
Hazardous materials, Missouri,  Dioxin, Organic com-
pounds, 'Superfund, 'Second Remedial Action-Final,
Record of Decision, St. Louis County(Missouri), Ellis-
ville Area.
 PB92-964403/REB               PC A09/MF A02
 Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 8):
 Rocky Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 26), CO.
 (Tenth Remedial Action), September 1991.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 5 Sep 91,178p EPA/ROD/R08-91 /051
 Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
 for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
 others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
 U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
 available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

 The  Rocky  Mountain Arsenal (RMA) (Operable Unit
 26) site comprises part of the 17,000-acre RMA site,
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which is a former U.S. Army chemical warfare and in-
cendiary munitions manufacturing and assembly plant
in Adams County, Colorado. Since 1970, U.S. Army fa-
cility operations primarily have involved the destruction
of chemical warfare materials. Because final remedi-
ation of the RMA site will take many years to complete,
13 interim response actions (IRAs) were  determined
necessary  prior to implementing the final On-Post
Record of Decision (ROD). Operable Unit  26 (OU26),
which is one of these 13 IRAs, is composed  of the
piping and equipment in the buildings in the North and
South Plants at RMA. The ROD addresses contami-
nated piping and equipment in numerous  buildings in
the North and South  Plants, and contaminated 1-ton
containers. The primary contaminants of concern af-
fecting the debris and air are the chemical agents GB
(Agent GB, Sarin), HD (Agent Mustard), L (Agent Lew-
isite), and VX (Agent VX). The selected remedial action
for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, *Waste
disposal, 'Remedial action, 'Pollution control, Colora-
do, Chemical warefare agents, Munitions industry, Mili-
tary   facilities,  Containers,  Organic  compounds,
PipesfTubes), Decontamination, Equipment 'Record
of Decision, Adams County(Colorado), EPA region 8,
Cleanup operations.
PB92-964404/REB               PC A10/MF A03
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8):
Anaconda Smarter Site, (Operable Unit  11  - Flue
Dust),  Deer  Lodge  County, Anaconda,  MT.
(Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
23 Sep 91,205p EPA/ROD/R08-91 /053
See also PB89-135636. Portions of this document are
not fully legible.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S.. Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 6,000-acre Anaconda Smelter  site is  a  former
copper and ore  processing facility  in Deer  Lodge
County, Montana. Land use in the area is predominant-
ly residential. The site is bounded on the  north and
east, respectively, by the Warm Springs Creek and Mill
Creek, both of which are potential sources of drinking
water. From 1884 until 1980 when activities ceased.
the site was used for ore processing and smelting op-
erations. In 1988, EPA conducted an investigation to
determine the nature and extent  of the flue dust con-
tamination. A 1988 ROD addressed the Mill Creek Op-
erable Unit (OU15) and documented the relocation of
residents from the community surrounding the smelter
site as the selected remedial  action. The Record of
Decision  (ROD) addresses  the  Flue Dust Operable
Unit (OU11). Trie primary contaminants of concern af-
fecting this site from the flue dust materials are  metals
including arsenic, cadmium, and lead. The selected re-
medial action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
disposal, 'Remedial action, 'Pollution control, Mon-
tana,  Metals, Arsenic, Cadmium,  Lead(Metal), Ore
processing. Smelting, 'Record  of  Decision, Deer
Lodge County(Montana).  Cleanup operations,  EPA
region 8.
PB92-964405/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8):
Rocky Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 21), CO.
(Ninth Remedial Action), June 1991.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
6 Jun 91.60p EPA/ROD/R08-91 /050
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S.. Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The Rocky Mountain Arsenal  (RMA) (Operable Unit
21) site comprises part of the  17.000-acre RMA site.
which is a former U.S. Army chemical warfare and in-
cendiary munitions manufacturing and assembly plant
in Adams County. Colorado. From the 1950s until late
1969, the U.S. Army used the RMA facility to produce
the nerve agent GB (isopropylmethyl-phosphonofluori-
date). In addition, between 1947 and 1982, private in-
dustries leased major portions of the plant's facilities
to manufacture various insecticides and herbicides.
Operable Unit 21 (OU21), the South Tank Farm Plume
(STFP), is one of several areas being addressed as
part of the Other Contaminated Sources IRA. From
1947 to 1978, STF tanks 464A, 464B, and others were
used   intermittently  to  store  bicycloheptadiene
(BCHPD) and dicyclopentadiene (DCPD) bottoms gen-
erated from pesticide manufacturing. A number of U.S.
Army investigations have revealed ground water con-
tamination originating from the areas  of  light nona-
queous phase liquid (LNAPL) located near tank 464A.
Recent investigations have shown that the STFP does
not pose significant risk to public health or the environ-
ment.  The ROD addresses interim management of mi-
gration of the STFP and is consistent with the Final Re-
sponse Action. The primary contaminants of concern
affecting the ground water are  VOCs  including ben-
zene, toluene, and xylenes. The selected interim reme-
dial action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund. 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
disposal, 'Remedial action, 'Pollution  control, Pesti-
cides, Volatile organic compounds, Chemical industry,
Ground water. Water pollution, Storage tanks, Colora-
do, 'Record of Decision, South Tank Farm Plume,
Adams County(Colorado), EPA region 8, Cleanup op-
erations.
PB92-964406/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  8):
Central City-Clear Creek  Site, (Operable Unit  3),
Clear Creek and Gilpin Counties, CO. (Third Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
Environmental  Pro
              h-otection  Agency, Washington,  DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
30 Sep 91,106p EPA/ROD/R08-91 /055
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1.400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The Central City-Clear  Creek site is an active mining
facility in Central City, Clear Creek and Gilpin counties,
Colorado.  The site lies within the 400-square mile
drainage basin of Clear Creek, which serves as a drink-
ing water source for several municipalities.  Presently,
six major mine drainage tunnels are thought to be prin-
cipal discharge sources of acid mine water containing
high concentrations of metals to surface waters includ-
ing Clear Creek and its  tributaries. In addition, over 21
mine tailings piles with an estimated  total volume of
over 2,000,000 cubic  yards at  numerous locations
throughout the site are thought to be major sources of
contamination.  In response to site contamination, EPA
has conducted three removal actions since 1987. The
ROD supersedes the remedy provided for OU1 in the
1987 ROD by including active treatment of the Argo
Tunnel and delaying a decision  on treating the dis-
charge from the Big Frve, National and Quartz Hill tun-
nels, and the Gregory  Incline. The primary contami-
nants of concern affecting the ground water are metals
including arsenic, cadmium, chromium, and lead. The
selected remedial action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
disposal. 'Remedial action, 'Pollution control, Colora-
do, Ground water, Acid mine drainage, Mining, Metals,
Mine wastes. Tailings, Water pollution, 'Record of De-
cision,  Gilpin   County(Colorado),  Clear   Creek
County(Colorado), EPA region 8. Cleanup operations.
PB92-964407/REB               PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  8):
Wasatch Chemical Site (Lot 6), Salt Lake City, UT.
(First Remedial Action), March 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
29 Mar 91,103p EPA/ROD/R08-91 /048
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S..  Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 18-acre Wasatch Chemical (Lot 6) site is an active
chemical production, storage, and distribution facility in
Salt Lake City, Utah. Land use in the area is predomi-
nantly industrial. The site lies one-half mile east of the
Jordan River, within the center of the Jordan River
Valley. From  1957 to  1986, Wasatch Chemical Com-
pany  and other tenants used the site  for production.
packaging, storage, and distribution of various chemi-
cal products, including industrial chemicals, acids, sol-
vents, pesticides,  and fertilizers. Process wastes, in-
                                                  cluding dioxins, were directed toward an onsite evapo-
                                                  ration pond, stored in 40 drums, and also discharged
                                                  directly in the ground and possibly into the Salt Lake
                                                  City sewer system. The Record of Decision (ROD) ad-
                                                  dresses  contamination  of onsite soil,  sludge,  and
                                                  ground water as a final remedy. The primary contami-
                                                  nants of concern affecting the soil, sludge, and ground
                                                  water are VOCs including PCE, TCE, toluene, and xy-
                                                  lenes;  and other organics including pesticides, herbi-
                                                  cides,  and dioxins. The selected remedial action for
                                                  the site includes excavating and consolidating 3,587
                                                  cubic yards of  contaminated soil and sludge and 650
                                                  gallons of liquid waste in the former evaporation pond;
                                                  treating these materials onsite using in-situ vitrification.

                                                  Keywords:  'Waste  disposal,   'Pollution   control,
                                                  'Ponds, Soils,  Ground water, Sludge, Hazardous ma-
                                                  terials, Utah, Volatile organic compounds, Pesticides,
                                                  Herbicides,  Dioxins,  'Superfund,  'First Remedial
                                                  Action-Final, Record of Decision, Wasatch Chemical,
                                                  Salt Lake City(Utah).
PB92-964408/REB               PC A09/MF A03
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  8):
Chemical Sales Site, (New Location), (Operable
Unit 2),  Adams County,  CO. (Second Remedial
Action), June 1991.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
27 Jun 91,193p EPA/ROD/R08-91 /046
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The Chemical Sales (New Location) (Operable Unit 2)
site is an active chemical sales and storage  facility in
Commerce City, Adams County, Colorado. Land use in
the area is predominantly industrial. The site is a por-
tion of a  4-square-mile-area, which consists  of single
and multi-family residences, small business, municipal
facilities,  and agriculture, and undeveloped land. Be-
tween 1985 and 1990, three onsite chemical  releases
of hazardous substances from the CS facility into
onsite soil and ground water were documented. First in
1985, approximately 200 gallons of methylene chloride
were released  during a chemical transfer second, in
1986  VOC-contaminated rain water was discharged
into a nearby drainage ditch. And this in 1990, approxi-
mately 3,700 gallons of methanol were spilled onto the
ground near the CS tank farm. The site has been divid-
ed into three operable  units (OUs) for remediation. A
previous  Record of Decision (ROD) addressed onsite
soil and  ground water contamination  as OU1. This
ROD addresses OU2, the VOC-contaminated ground
water plume, which is north of Sand Creek. The pri-
mary  contaminants of  concern affecting the ground
water are VOCs including benzene, PCE, and TCE.
The selected remedial  action for OU2 of this site in-
cludes pumping and onsite treatment of ground water
using air stripping, followed by onsite  reinjection of
treated water into  the aquifer; annual ground water
monitoring; and voluntary abandonment of bedrock
wells.

Keywords:  'Waste  disposal.  'Pollution   control.
Ground water. Aquifers, Hazardous materials, Volatile
organic compounds, Colorado, 'Superfund,  'Second
Remedial Action, Record of Decision, Chemical sales,
Commerce City(Colorado). Adams County(Colorado).
                                                   PB92-964409/REB               PC A09/MF A02
                                                   Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 8):
                                                   Chemical Sales (New Location) (Operable Unit 1),
                                                   Denver, CO. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
                                                   Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
                                                   Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
                                                   27Jun91,182pEPA/ROD/R08-91/045
                                                   Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
                                                   for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
                                                   others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
                                                   U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
                                                   available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

                                                   The Chemical Sales (New Location) (Operable Unit 1)
                                                   site  is an active chemical sales and storage facility in
                                                   Commerce City, Adams and Denver Counties, Colora-
                                                   do.  Land use in the area is predominantly industrial,
                                                   and there are six residences located on the northern
                                                   portion of the site. The site is bounded by Sand Creek
                                                   to the north and lies within the 100-year floodplain of
                                                   the  creek.  An estimated 30,000 people who  reside
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near the site use the alluvial aquifer as the principal
source of drinking water. Since 1976, Chemical Sales
(CS) has used the site to store and sell organic chemi-
cals and acids. Between 1985 and 1990, three onsite
chemical  releases of hazardous substances into the
soil and ground water from the CS facility were report-
ed. In 1985, approximately 200 gallons of methylene
chloride were spilled into onsite soil during a chemical
transfer. The second release was in 1986 when rain
water contaminated  with  several  VOCs was dis-
charged into a nearby drainage ditch. The third release
occurred in 1990, when approximately 3,700 gallons of
methanol were spilled on the ground surface near the
CS tank farm. The Record of Decision (ROD) address-
es remediation of soil and ground water contamination
south of Sand Creek, as OU1. Future RODs will ad-
dress other site contamination  including the  ground
water plume and associated contamination (OU2), and
residential exposure to contaminated wells and do-
mestic water from the municipal water supply (OU3).
The primary contaminants of concern affecting the soil
and ground water are VOCs including PCE and TCE.
The selected  remedial action for  the  site includes
treating contaminated onsite soil using  vapor extrac-
tion; treating air emissions with catalytic oxidation; re-
circulating exhaust from the catalytic oxidation system
into the contaminated soil; pumping and onsite treat-
ment of ground water in the source area and plume
area using air stripping, followed by reinjecting the
treated water from the source area wells and reinfiltrat-
ing treated water from the plume area through onsite
discharge.

Keywords; 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, Soils,
Groundwater,  Aquifers, Volatile organic compounds,
Hazardous materials, Colorado, 'Superfund, 'First Re-
medial Action, Record  of Decision, Chemical sales,
Commerce City(Colorado), Denver County(Colorado).
PB92-964410/REB                PC A09/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 8):
Chemical Sales, (New Location), (Operable Unit 3),
Adams County, CO. (Third Remedial Action), June
1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington,  DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response
27Jun91,192pEPA/ROD/R08-91/047
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The Chemical Sales (New Location) (Operable Unit 3)
site is an active chemical sales and storage facility in
Commerce City, Adams  County, Colorado. Land use in
the area is predominantly  industrial. An estimated
30,000 residents near the site use the alluvial aquifer
as the principal source of drinking water. EPA investi-
gations  confirmed the release of  hazardous sub-
stances into ground water from the CS property. The
selected remedial action for the site includes connect-
ing residences currently using alluvial wells for domes-
tic water supply to  the South Adams County Water
Supply District (SACWSD);  installing home-activated
carbon  units in  homes  not readily accessible to
SACWSD; implementing ground water monitoring for
benzene; and providing public notification of the po-
tential health threat.

Keywords:  'Hazardous materials,  'Volatile organic
compounds, 'Pollution control. Industrial wastes. Ben-
zene, Residential buildings. Ground water. Activated
carbon treatment. Public health, Acids, Water wells,
Monitoring, Carbinols,  'Superfund, Record of  Deci-
sion, Third Remedial Action-Final, Chemicals, 'Adams
County(Colorado).
 PB92-964504/REB               PC A06/MF A02
 Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA Region  9):
 Advanced Micro  Devices 901, (Signetics), (TRW
 Microwave),  Sunnyvale,   CA.  (First  Remedial
 Action), September 1991. Final rept.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 11 Sep91, 117pEPA/ROD/R09-91/073
 Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
 for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
 others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
 U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others §400. Also
 available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

 The 3-acre Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) site is an
 active semiconductor manufacturing facility in  Sunny-
vale, Santa Clara County, California. The site is part of
a larger study area that includes four Operable Units
(OUs): the AMD 901 /902 site, the Signetics site, the 1 -
acre TRW Microwave site, and a 100-acre offsite con-
taminated ground water plume. Currently, the contami-
nated ground water is not used as a drinking water
supply, but the State considers several of the aquifers
to be potential drinking water sources. The Record of
Decision (ROD) collectively addresses final remedi-
ation of soil and ground water in the four separate OUs
within the study  area. The  primary contaminants of
concern affecting the soil and ground water are VOCs
including PCE and TCE; and other organics. The se-
lected remedial action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste  disposal,
'Pollution control.  Site  surveys,  Water  pollution,
Ground water, Soils, Excavation, Incinerators, Volatile
organic  compounds, Semiconductors, Pumping, In-
dustrial  waste treatment. Adsorption, Waste water
reuse, 'Superfund, 'Record of Decision, First remedial
action-Final, Cleanup, 'Santa Clara County(California),
EPA region 9.
PB92-964511/REB                PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 9):
Micro Storage/Intel Magnetics, Santa Clara, CA.
(First Remedial Action), August 1991.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
26 Auq 91, 72p EPA/ROD/R09-91 /072
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others S1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others S400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The  3-acre Micro Storage/Intel  Magnetics site con-
sists of a former microcomputer disk drive manufactur-
ing facility and a magnetic bubble production and test-
ing facility in Santa Clara, Santa Clara County, Califor-
nia. In addition, the site overlies  two shallow aquifers
zones, which in turn, overlie the Santa Clara Valley
ground water  basin, the primary drinking water source
for the 1.4 million  residents of the Santa Clara Valley.
As a result of  possible improper storage procedures at
both facilities, a number  of State and,EPA investiga-
tions identified  VOCs including  benzene, TCE, and
TCA, and other organics in the  ground water aquifer
beneath the site.  The Record of Decision (ROD) ad-
dresses ground water contaminated  by past facility op-
erations. The  primary contaminants  of concern affect-
ing the ground water  are VOCs including benzene,
PCE, TCE,  and toluene;  and other  organics. The se-
lected remedial action for this site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, "Waste
disposal, 'Remedial action, 'Pollution control, Califor-
nia, Volatile organic compounds, Ground water, Water
pollution, Magnetic disks, Magnetics, 'Record of Deci-
sion, Santa Clara County(California), Cleanup oper-
ations, EPA region 9.
 PB92-964512/REB               PC A06/MF A02
 Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region  9):
 FMC (Fresno Plant), Fresno, CA. (First Remedial
 Action), June 1991. Final rept.
 Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 24 Jun91, 122pEPA/ROD/R09-91/060
 Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
 for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
 others S1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
 U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others S400. Also
 available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

 The 17-acre FMC (Fresno Plant) site is an active pesti-
 cide  manufacturing facility in  Fresno, California. The
 site overlies two unconsolidated sand zones that are a
 potential source of ground water, and have been con-
 taminated by site operations. Since 1931, various agri-
 cultural  product  operations  have been conducted
 onsite including sulfur  processing, and fertilizer and
 pesticide manufacturing. The waste disposal  practices
 have led to contamination of onsite soil and ground
 water.  Investigations by FMC under  EPA  oversight
 from 1989 to 1991 characterized and quantified  site
 contamination, affected media, and probable  source
 areas. The Record of Decision (ROD) provides for re-
 mediation of onsite source areas and restoration of
 ground water as a final remedy. The primary contami-
 nants of concern affecting the soil and ground water
 are   organochlorine  and  organophosphorous  pesti-
 cides; although VOCs including PCE. TCE, toluene,
and xylenes; other organics  including dioxin, PAHs,
and phenols; and metals including arsenic, chromium,
and lead also are present.  The selected  remedial
action for this site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, "Hazardous materials, "Waste
disposal, 'Remedial action. "Pollution control,  Pesti-
cides, California, Volatile organic compounds, Metals,
Aromatic polycyclic hydrocarbons, Dioxins,  Phenols,
Soil contamination,  Ground  water, Water  pollution,
'Record of Decision, Fresno(California), EPA region 9,
Cleanup operations.
PB92-964513/REB                PC A07/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9):
Synertek  (Building No. 1), Santa Clara, CA.  (First
Remedial Action), June 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
28 Jun 91,132p EPA/ROD/R09-91 /059
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others S1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico;  for all  others S400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The  1.5-acre Synertek (Building 1) site is  a  former
semiconductor  products  manufacturing facility  in
Santa Clara, Santa Clara County, California. The major
site feature is a 24,000 square foot building (Building
1). The  site is comprised of both  onsite and offsite
components.  The onsite component includes the area
within the Synertek property boundaries surrounding
Building 1, and the offsite  component includes the
area contaminated by a ground water plume that has
migrated north past the property boundaries and into
the adjacent  industrial park. The site overlies three
shallow  aquifer zones,  and  a deep aquifer zone that
provides up to 50% of the municipal drinking water for
the Santa Clara Valley residences. Historical ground
water use in  the  area includes private water-supply
wells for homes and agriculture prior to the  construc-
tion of public water connections and municipal water
suppiy wells.  The Record of Decision (ROD) address-
es only contaminated ground water since the contami-
nated soil and structures were removed previously.
The  primary  contaminants  of concern affecting the
ground water are VOCs including TCE, vinyl chloride,
1,1-DCE, cis-1,2-DCE TCA,  and 1,1-DCA. The select-
ed remedial action for the site includes continuing op-
eration of the existing ground water extraction and air
stripping treatment system: discharging the treated ef-
fluent to an onsite storm drain; controlling air emis-
sions by carbon adsorption, conduct a pilot injection
study to evaluate if the remjection of treated water
would enhance  the  removal  of  pollutants,  speed
ground water cleanup, and  reduce ground water dis-
charge to  the surface.

Keywords: "Waste disposal, "Pollution control, Haz-
ardous materials, Ground water, Aquifers, Water wells,
Water supply. Volatile organic compounds, California,
'Superfund,  'First Remedial  Action-final, Record of
Decision,   Synertek(Building   1),   Santa    Clara
County(California).
 PB92-964514/REB               PC A03/MF A01
 Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region  9):
 Mesa Area Ground Water Contamination,  Mesa,
 AZ. (First Remedial Action), September 1991. Final
 rept.
 Environmental  Protection  Agency. Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 27 Sep 91, 45p EPA/ROD/R09-91 /064
 Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
 for all RODS \s S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
 others S1.400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
 U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others S400. Also
 available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

 The 80-acre Mesa Area Ground Water Contamination
 site is a semiconductor manufacturing facility in Mesa,
 Maricopa County, Arizona. Land use in the area is pre-
 dominantly industrial  and residential. The site overlies
 two aquifers: a Lower Alluvial Aquifer (LAA), which is
 used  by the residents of Mesa  as  a  drinking water
 source, and an Upper Alluvial Aquifer (UAA). Since
 1966, Motorola, Inc.,  has used the site for the produc-
 tion of semiconductors and the storage of chemicals in
 an underground storage system. The selected remedi-
 al  action for the site includes treating shallow onsite
 soil using soil  vapor extraction, controlling VOC emis-
 sions using carbon adsorption, followed by offsite  dis-
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posal of carbon residuals; onsite and pffsite pumping
of contaminated ground water;  treating the ground
water onsite using vacuum degasificatipn, followed by
carbon adsorption to remove VOCs; discharging the
treated water from  the  degasifier to the deionized
water treatment plant for reuse in manufacturing and
other facility processes;  and disposing of remaining
wastewater at a publicly owned treatment works.

Keywords:  'Hazardous materials, 'Volatile  organic
compounds, 'Pollution control, Ground water, Land
use, Aquifers, Manufacturing, Pumping, Extraction,
Plumes, Adsorption,  Carbon,  Degasification, Water
treatment, Waste water reuse, Waste treatment, *Su-
perfund, Record of  Decision, First remedial action-
Final, *Mesa(Arizona), Vapor extraction.
PB92-964515/REB               PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9):
Sola Optical USA, Inc., Petaluma, CA. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
27 Sep 91,38p EPA/ROD/R09-91 /068
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all  others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 35-acre Sola Optical USA site is an active ophthal-
mic lens manufacturing facility in  southern Sonoma
County, Califpmia. The city of Petaluma utilizes an un-
confined aquifer, which underlies the site, as a drinking
water source. In 1982. Sola identified low levels of sol-
vents in onsite ground water near six underground sol-
vent storage tanks used to store TCA, acetone, and
methanol. In  1987, the SFRWQCB ordered Sola to
construct a ground water extraction and treatment
system  and,  in 1988, the treatment system began
pumping and treating ground water using granulated
activated carbon to remove VOC contamination, fol-
lowed by discharging the treated ground water under
permit to Adobe creek. The Record of Decision (ROD)
provides a final remedy to restore ground water to its
beneficial use. The primary contaminants of concern
affecting the ground water are VOCs. The selected re-
medial action for the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Waste dis-
posal,  'Hazardous  materials,  'Pollution  control,
Ground water, Water pollution control, Volatile organic
compounds,  Underground  storage. Storage  tanks,
California, Optical materials, 'Record of Decision, First
remedial  action  -  Final,  EPA  region 9,  Sonoma
County(California), Cleanup.
 PB92-964516/REB               PC A04/MF A01
 Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region  9):
 CTS Printex Corporation,  Mountain  View, CA.
 (First Remedial Action), June 1991. Final rept.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 28 Jun 91,69p EPA/ROD/R09-91 /057
 Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
 for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
 others 81,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
 U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
 available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

 The CTS Printex site is an inactive printed circuit board
 manufacturing facility in Mountain View, Santa Clara
 County,  California. Land surrounding the site is used
 for industrial, commercial, residential, and agricultural
 purposes. The site overlies two  major water-yielding
 zones, a shallow and deep aquifer, which are suspect-
 ed to be hydraulically continuous. From 1981 to 1985,
 the  CTS Printex  site manufactured  printed circuit
 boards at its onsite facilities. In 1986, the State certi-
 fied closure of the former CTS facility. The Record of
 Decision (ROD)  addresses  contaminated  onsite
 ground water. The primary contaminants of concern
 affecting the ground water are VOCs including ben-
 zene, PCE, TCE, and toluene. The selected remedial
 action for the site is included.

 Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Waste dis-
 posal,   'Hazardous  materials,  'Pollution  control,
 Ground water, California, Water pollution control. Cir-
 cuit boards. Volatile organic  compounds,  Industrial
 wastes, 'Record of Decision, First remedial action -
 Final,   EPA  region   9,  Cleanup,   Santa  Clara
 County(Califomia).
PB92-964517/HEB               PC A07/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):
Valley Wood Preserving Site, Turlock, CA. (First
Remedial Action), September 1991. Final rept.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
27 Sep 91,127p EPA/ROD/R09-91 /062
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others $400.  Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 14.4-acre Valley Wood Preserving (VWP) site is a
former wood preserving facility in Turlock,  Stanilaus
County, California. From 1973 to 1979, VWP used a
solution of chromated-copper arsenate (CCA) to pre-
serve lumber onsite. Wood preserving chemicals were
mixed and stored onsite in three above-ground storage
tanks. After treatment, the wood was allowed to drip
dry on paved  and unpaved areas. Chemical spills,
leaking tanks, improper onsite disposal practices, and
chemical drippings from the treated lumber are known
sources of contamination. In 1989, EPA investigations
identified low levels of chromium contamination in sev-
eral domestic wells, and required VWP to install an in-
terim  ground  water extraction  and  electrochemical
treatment system to help contain the migration of con-
tamination. EPA also required VWP to design a plan for
the development of an alternative water supply for any
affected  residences.  VWP also installed three deep
ground water wells to serve as domestic water sup-
plies.  The Record of Decision (ROD) provides a final
remedy for contaminated soil and ground water. The
primary contaminants of concern affecting the soil and
ground water are metals including arsenic and chromi-
um. The selected remedial action for the site is includ-
ed.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial Action, 'Waste dis-
posal, 'Hazardous materials, 'Pollution control, Cali-
fornia,  Wood  preservatives,  Soil  contamination,
Ground water, Water pollution control, Land pollution
control, Metals, 'Record of  Decision, First  Remedial
Action - Final, EPA  region 9, Cleanup,  Stanilaus
County(California).
PB92-964519/REB               PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):
Spectra-Physics,   (Teledyne   Semiconductor),
Mountain View, CA. (First Remedial Action), March
1991. Final rept.
Environmental  Protection  Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
22 Mar 91,67p EPA/ROD/R09-91 /075
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is S700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, S200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available  individually in paper copy or microfiche.


The Spectra-Physics site is composed of two Super-
fund sites: the Spectra-Physics site, a laser and related
components manufacturing facility, and the Teledyne
Semiconductor site, a semiconductor manufacturing
facility, as well as offsite areas associated with a con-
taminated groundwater plume in  Mountain View, Cali-
fornia. Prior  to the construction  of public water and
sewer connections in 1984, ground water use in the
area included private water supply wells for homes and
agriculture. Many of these wells have been  aban-
doned, and only a few currently are in use. Since 1963,
Spectra-Physics has manufactured lasers and associ-
ated components onsite, and has used VOCs including
TCE as  part of  the  manufacturing  processes. The
Record of Decision (ROD)  addresses contamination of
the ground water aquifers  and onsite soil. The primary
contaminants of concern affecting the soil and ground
water are VOCs including PCE, TCE, and toluene. The
selected  remedial action for the site is  included.


Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Waste  disposal, 'Pollution  control, Soil
contamination, Ground water,  Land pollution control,
Water pollution control, Volatile  organic compounds,
Semiconductors, California,  Waste water, 'Record of
Decision, First remedial action-Final, EPA  region 9,
Cleanup, Mountain View(California).
PB92-964518/REB                PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 9):
TRW Microwave, (Advanced Micro Devices 901),
(Signetics),  Sunnyvale,   CA.   (First   Remedial
Action), September 1991. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
11 Sep 91,115p EPA/ROD/R09-917076
See also PB92-964504.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; ail
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S.,  Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 1-acre TRW Microwave site is an active semicon-
ductor manufacturing facility in Sunnyvale, Santa Clara
County, California. The site is part of a larger study
area that includes four Operable Units (OUs): the 3-
acre Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) 901 /902 site, the
Signetics site, the 1-acre TRW Microwave site, and a
100-acre offsite contaminated ground water plume.
Currently, the contaminated ground water is not used
as a drinking water supply,  but  the State considers
several of the aquifers to be potential drinking water
sources. As a result of responses to an information
questionnaire regarding an underground tanks investi-
gation at the TRW site, a number of investigations
were conducted that  revealed extensive contamina-
tion of onsite soil and ground water. The Record of De-
 cision (ROD) collectively addresses final remediation
 of soil  and ground water in  the four separate OUs
 within the  study area. The primary contaminants of
 concern affecting the soil and ground water are VOCs
 including PCE and TCE; and other organics. The se-
 lected remedial action for the site  is included.

 Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
 materials,  'Waste  disposal,  'Pollution control, Soil
 contamination, Ground water, Water pollution control,
 Land pollution control.  Storage  tanks, Underground
 storage, California, Volatile  organic compounds, Te-
 trachloroethylene,  Ethylene/trichloro,  Semiconduc-
 tors, Industrial  wastes, 'Record  of Decision,  First re-
 medial  action,  Cleanup, EPA region 9,  Santa Clara
 County(California).
 PB92-964520/HEB               PC A04/MF A01
 Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  9):
 Advanced Micro Devices 915,  Sunnyvale, CA.
 (First Remedial Action), August 1991. Final rept.
 Environmental Protection Agency,  Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 26 Aug 91,60p EPA/ROD/R09-91 /066
 Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
 for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
 others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
 U.S., Canada, and Mexico;  for all others $400. Also
 available individually in paper copy or microfiche.


 The Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) No. 915 site is an
 active semiconductor  manufacturing facility in Santa
 Clara County, California. The site consists of approxi-
 mately 5 acres and contains three physical structures,
 the largest of which is a 116,000-square-feet building
 known as AMD 915. Ground water from the basin pro-
 vides up to 50 percent of the municipal drinking water
 for 1.4  million  residents of the Santa Clara Valley.
 Eleven  chemical storage  or treatment  areas  have
 been documented at  the AMD 915 facility including
 three underground acid neutralization systems, two
 above-ground drum  storage  areas,  and six under-
 ground  tank complexes. Records indicate that solvent
 wastes and  other materials  were stored in under-
 ground  tanks, and as many  as 28 separate under-
 ground  tanks may have been  in service  at various
 times. The Record of Decision (ROD) addresses reme-
 diation  of onsite contaminated ground water. The  pri-
 mary contaminants of concern affecting  the ground
 water are VOcs including benzene,  TCE, toluene, and
 xylenes; other organics; and metals including arsenic
 and chromium. The selected remedial action for  the
 site is included.

 Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Hazardous
 materials, 'Waste disposal, 'Pollution control, Califor-
 nia,  Ground water,  Volatile  organic  compounds,
 Metals, Semiconductors, Organic compounds, Under-
 ground storage, Storage tanks, Water pollution con-
 trol, 'Record of Decision, First remedial action-Final,
 Cleanup,    EPA   region    9,    Santa    Clara
 County(California).
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                                                 EPA  PUBLICATIONS  BIBLIOGRAPHY
PB92-964605/REB               PC A05/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  10):
American Lake Gardens (McChord AFB - Area D),
Pierce County, WA. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991. Final rept.
Environmental  Protection Agency,  Washington,  DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
19Sep91,97pEPA/ROD/R10-91/032
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The American Lake Gardens (McChord AFB-Area D)
site is  an active  U.S. Air Force  base  located at
McChord Air Force Base, Pierce County, Washington.
The site consists of two areas, Area D and American
Lake Garden Tract (ALGT). From the mid-1940's to
the present,  no known industrial activities have oc-
curred in the ALGT area; however, seven waste dis-
posal sites have operated within the Area D portion of
the site. Concurrent with DOD investigations, EPA dis-
covered TCE in ground  water monitoring wells in-
stalled at the ALGT, and in 1984, concluded that waste
disposal sites  in  Area D  were the likely source of
ground water contamination. The ROD addresses re-
mediation  of  the  contaminated onsite and  offsite
ground water plume, as a final remedy. The primary
contaminants of concern affecting  the ground water
are VOCs including benzene, PCE,  TCE, toluene, and
xylenes; other organics; and metals including arsenic,
chromium, and lead. The selected remedial action for
the site is included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
disposal,   'Remedial  action,  'Pollution   control,
Washington(State), Military facilities, Ground water,
Water pollution, Volatile organic compounds, Organic
compounds,  Metals,  'Record of  Decision,  Pierce
County(Washington), EPA region 10, Cleanup oper-
ations.
 PB92-964606/REB               PC A08/MF A02
 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10):
 Union Pacific Railroad Yard, Bannock County, Po-
 catello, ID. (First Remedial Action), September
 1991. Final rept.
 Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 10 Sep 91,166p EPA/ROD/R10-91 /029
 Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
 for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
 others $1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
 U.S.,  Canada, and Mexico; for all others $400. Also
 available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

 The Union Pacific Railroad Yard site is an active rail
 yard  located  in Pocatello, Bannock  County, Idaho.
 Union Pacific  Railroad (UPRR) began operations
 around the turn of the 20th century. UPRR constructed
 a treatment  plant in  1961 to  receive  industrial
 wastewater and surface stormwater runoff from the
 railyard. Until 1983, sludge from the treatment plant's
 oil/water separator and from a dissolved air flotation
 unit was disposed in the onsite sludge pit. In 1983,
 EPA determined that seepage from UPRR's sludge pit,
 and from a nearby area where an oil tie treating facility
 was located were contributing to Upper Aquifer ground
 water contamination. The Record of Decision (ROD)
 addresses contamination of the Pocatello Sludge Pit
 located at the UPRR property. The primary contami-
 nants of concern affecting the soil, sediment, sludge,
 and ground water are VOCs, other organics including
 PAHs and petroleum-based  hydrocarbons (oils), and
 metals. The selected remedial action for the site is in-
 cluded.

 Keywords: 'Superfund, "Hazardous materials, 'Reme-
 dial action, 'Waste disposal,  'Pollution control, Idaho.
 Railroads, Soil contamination. Environmental trans-
 port,  Industrial wastes,  Storm water runoff,  Metals,
 Sediments, Sludge disposal. Ground water, Water pol-
 lution. Volatile organic compounds, Aromatic polycy-
 clic  hydrocarbons, 'Record of  Decision, Bannock
 County(ldaho), EPA region 10, Cleanup operations.
 PB92-964607/REB               PC A05/MF A01
 Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 10):
 Yakima Plating Facility, Yakima, WA. (First Reme-
 dial Action), September 1991. Final rept
 Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
 Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
 30 Sep 91, 92p EPA/ROD/R10-91 /030
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
for all RODS is $700 for U.S., Canada, and Mexico; all
others S1,400. Deposit required for each region, $200,
U.S., Canada, and  Mexico; for all others $400.  Also
available individually in paper copy or microfiche.

The 0.94-acre Yakima Plating site is an inactive nickel-
chrome automobile  bumper replating facility in Yakima,
Yakima County, Washington. Ground water from the
shallow alluvium aquifer supplies much of the domes-
tic and irrigation water in the Yakima Basin, and many
residences adjacent to the site utilize private ground
water wells for their  water supply. The tanks were used
during the electroplating operation  cleaning, plating,
and rinsing processes. The wastewater system operat-
ed from 1965 until plating operations ceased in 1990.
Site  assessments  and investigations conducted by
EPA contractors in 1984 and 1990 determined that the
sludge and effluent from the settling tank were a dan-
gerous waste under State regulations and that the po-
tential exists for public exposure to metals from con-
tact  with contaminated surface and subsurface soil.
The Record of Decision (ROD) addresses remediation
of contaminated onsite soil, debris, and sludge. The
primary contaminants of concern  affecting the soil,
debris, and sludge  are organics including pesticides;
and metals including arsenic, chromium, copper,  lead,
and nickel. The selected remedial action for the site is
included.

Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remedial action, 'Waste dis-
posal,  'Hazardous  materials,  'Pollution  control,
Washington(State), Sludge disposal, Soil contamina-
tion, Plating, Metals, Pesticides, Water pollution con-
trol,  Land pollution  control. Electroplating, 'Record of
Decision, First remedial action-Final, EPA region 10,
Cleanup, Yakima County(Washington).
 AD-A252 680/4/REB             PC A05/MF A01
 Experimental Design and  Instrumentation for a
 Field Experiment. Final rept. Sep 82-Mar 85.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
 Park, NC.
 V. A. Benignus, and M. J. Hazucha. Mar 92,89p

 This report concerns the design of a field experiment
 for a military setting in which  the effects of carbon
 monoxide on neurobehavioral variables are to be stud-
 ied. A field experiment is distinguished from a survey
 by the fact that independent variables are manipulat-
 ed, just as in the laboratory. Thus causal relationships
 may be discovered rather than  correlation. It was pro-
 posed to study the effects of multiple levels of CO ex-
 posure on compensatory tracking (main  gun  pointing
 at  a target in a tank), electroencephalogram  spectra
 and speech discrimination. Factors which govern the
 experimental design were considered in detail. Statisti-
 cal and control matters were discussed.  Many meas-
 urements which were proposed required special instru-
 mentation. The control of the experiment and the ac-
 quisition of  data  required the  interconnection of the
 special instrumentation with equipment at Aberdeen
 Proving Ground.  The present  report documents the
 development and/or  testing of some of the special
 equipment (EEG  helmet, facemask, control and data
 acquisition system) and specifies how it is to be con-
 nected to the other  equipment to  make  a  working
 system. Field experimental design, face mask, teleme-
 try exposure, carbon monoxide, EEG, toxic gas.

 Keywords: 'Carbon  monoxide. Correlation, Data ac-
 quisition, Discrimination. Electroencephalography, Ex-
 perimental  design, Guns, Helmets,  Instrumentation,
 Laboratories, Masks, Measurement, Speech, Surveys,
 Targets,  Exposure(Physiology),  Field  tests,  Gas
 masks, Tank crews, Tanks(Combat vehicles), Neuro-
 behavior, Compensatory tracking, 'Toxicity.


 AD-P006 832/0/REB             PC A02/MF A01
 Regional  Efforts Through  the  LJC  to  Address
 Contaminated Bottom Sediment Problems in the
 Great Lakes.
 Environmental Protection Agency, Chicago, IL. Great
 Lakes National Program Office.
 A. G. Kizlauskas. Apr 92, 8p
 This article is from 'Management of Bottom Sediments
 Containing   Toxic Substances:  Proceedings of the
 U S./Japan  Experts Meeting (13th) Held in Baltimore,
 Maryland on 3-5  November 1987,' AD-A253 003, p87-
 95.

 The International Joint Commission (IJC) is a bination-
 al (United States and Canada) organization  that was
 established under the Boundary Waters Treaty  of
1909. In 1978, the two countries signed a Great Lakes
Water Quality Agreement, pursuant to the Boundary
Waters Treaty.  Carrying out the provisions  of  this
Agreement, the United  States and Canada, through
the IJC, are addressing  the problem of contaminated
bottom sediments both in the traditional context of
dredging projects and in the newer context of the po-
tentially harmful environmental impacts of contaminat-
ed bottom sediments, even in the absence of dredging
activity.

Keywords: Agreements, Boundaries, Canada, Dredg-
ing,  'Great lakes, Organizations, Sediments,  'Trea-
ties, United states, 'Water quality. Contamination, En-
vironmental  impact,  'Environmental  management,
IJC(lnternational Joint Commission), Boundary waters
treaty, Component Reports
AD-P006 908/8/REB             PC A03/MF A01
Dealing  with  Toxic  Polluted  Sediments  in the
Great Lakes Basin.
Environmental  Protection Agency, Chicago, IL. Great
Lakes National Program Office.
P. L Wise. Apr 92,11p
This article is from 'Management of Bottom Sediments
Containing Toxic Substances: Proceedings of the
U.S./Japan Experts Meeting (12th) Held in Yokohama,
Japan on 11-14 November 1986', AD-A253 002, p257-
267.

The United States and Canada signed the Great Lakes
Water Quality Agreement in 1972. In 1978, the Agree-
ment was expanded  to cover  pollution from  toxic
chemicals. Since 1973 the  Great Lakes Water Quality
Board has identified specific areas such as harbors,
river mouths, and connecting channels as geographic
areas of concern. Now the major problem in the major-
ity of these areas is in-place  polluted sediments. The
Water Quality Board instituted a new ranking system
for these areas in  1985.  The purpose of  the new
system  is to  encourage progress and to allow the
Board to report the status of investigatory and remedi-
al activities accurately. The United States and Canada
have banned production and use of certain toxic com-
pounds such as DDT, dieldrin, and PCB's. The con-
centrations of these chemicals in fish have decreased
over the last several years.  Now the concentrations
seem to be leveling-off, probably due to the continuing
reservoir in the sediments. The highest concentrations
of PCB's, up to 520,000 ppm, are found in Waukegan
Harbor. The design of the proposed remedial action,
under the United States Superfund authority, has been
completed for Waukegan.

Keywords: Agreements, Canada,  Channels, Chemi-
cals, Ddt, Dieldrin, Fishes, Geographic areas, 'Great
 lakes, Harbors, Lakes, Leveling,  Majorities, 'Pollution,
 Production,  Quality,  Ranking,  Reservoirs, Rivers,
 'Sediments,  United states,  Water,  Water quality,
 'Basins(Geographic),   'Toxic   hazards,  Symposia,
 Component Reports, PCBfPolychlorinated Biphenyl).
 DE92010386/REB                PC A09/MF A02
 Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
 Offsite  environmental  monitoring report:  Radi-
 ation monitoring  around  United  States nuclear
 test areas. Calendar year 1990. Progress rept.
 Environmental  Monitoring Systems Lab., Las Vegas,
 NV.
 1990 189p DOE/DP/00539-063, EPA-600/4-91 /030
 Contracts AI08-76DP00539, AI08-86NV10522
 Sponsored by Department of Energy, Washington, DC.

 This report describes the Offsite Radiation Safety Pro-
 gram conducted during  1990 by the  Environmental
 Protection Agency's (EPA's) Environmental Monitoring
 Systems Laboratory - Las Vegas. This laboratory op-
 erates an environmental radiation monitoring program
 in the region surrounding the Nevada Test Site (NTS)
 and at former test sites in Alaska, Colorado, Mississip-
 pi, Nevada, and New Mexico. The  surveillance  pro-
 gram is  designed to measure levels  and trends of ra-
 dioactivity, if present, in the  environment surrounding
 testing areas to ascertain whether  current radiation
 levels and associated doses to the general public are
 in compliance with  existing radiation protection stand-
 ards. The surveillance program additionally has the re-
 sponsibility to take action to protect the health and well
 being of the public in the event of any accidental re-
 lease of radioactive contaminants. Offsite  levels of ra-
 diation  and  radioactivity are assessed by sampling
 milk, water, and air; by deploying thermoluminescent
 dosimeters (TLDs) and using pressurized ion cham-


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                                                EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
tiers (PICs); and by biological monitoring of animals,   540250, EDB/540350, EDB/560101, 'Environmental   A variable phase function is developed. This function
food crops, and humans. Personnel with mobile moni-   monitoring.                                       may be used for the inversion of lidar data in an itera-
toring equipment are placed in areas downwind from                                                   live  process.  Numerical simulations of  this  method
the test site prior to each nuclear weapons test to im-                                                   were performed successfully, demonstrating fast con-
ptement protective actions, provide immediate radi-   N92-31073/9/REB                                vergence  of  the paniculate phase function.  The
ation monitoring, and obtain environmental samples      "     ,_..     MQO imn/c/Qco or »ic/»«c   method will be used in the future to evaluate extinction
rapidly after any occurrence of radioactivity release.               luraer as INM^-JT ui j/ st HtB. ^ AIB/ Mr-   and  backscattering corrections for an Ultra-Violet Dif-
                                                 .,  .             .                 . .       .      ferential Absorption Lidar (UV-DIAL) system measur-
Keywords: Air, Animals, Food, Human Populations,   ^at'?n  ,  Ae£°nautlcs  and   sf>ace  Admin.strat.on,   ing tropospheric ozone concentrations.
Milk, 'Nevada Test Site, Plants, Water, Abandoned   ™**™"3"^^ e ln^.^n 4mm^., tnr „„ ,„„.
Srtes, Alaska, Colorado Environmental Exposure Mis-   ^^ u^ef""<^.ft*"*** "" "" lnVer"   Keywords: Backscattering, 'Gas composition, *0pti-
sssippi, Nevada, New Mexico, Progress Report, Public   «on of Udar Hetum Slflnals.                      cal radar, 'Ozone Ozonometry 'Troposphere At-
Health, Radiation Hazards, 'Radiation Monitoring, Ra-   Env,ronmental Protecton Agency, Las Vegas, NV.       mospneric correction, Iteration, Particulates, Scatter-
diation Protection,'Radioactive Materials, Thermolu-   V. A. Kovalev, and H. Moosmueller. Jul 92,4p           ing coefficients.
minescent Dosimetry, Toxicity, Tritium, EDB/540130,   In NASA. Langley Research Center, 16TH Intemation-
EDB/540230,   EDB/540330,  EDB/540150,  EDB/   al Laser Radar Conference, Part 2 p 607-610.
 90    Vol. 92,  No. 4

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TITLE INDEX
  Reports are listed alphabetically by title. A, An, and The at the beginning of a title are
  ignored in alphabetizing.
SAMPLE ENTRY
                     Title
 NTIS Order Number/Media Codes Price Codes
Sensitivity of Ecological Landscapes and Regions to
Global Climatic Change.
PB90-120072/REB
PC A09/MF A01

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                                                                   TITLE   INDEX
1,3-Dichloropropene Position Document 1.
PB92-114206/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic Acid Influence on 2,6-Dinitro-
toluene-lnduced  Urine  Genotoxicity  in  Fisher 344  Rats:
Effect on Gastrointestinal Microflora and Enzyme Activity.
PB92-206309/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

5,7-Dihydroxytryptamine Injections Increase Gtial Fibrillary
Acidic Protein in the Hypothalamus of Adult Rats.
PB92-143924/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01

14C Source  Apportionment Technique Applied to Winter-
time Urban Aerosols and Gases for the EPA Integrated Air
Cancer Project.
PB92-171370                92-01  Not available NTIS

90-Day Toxicity Study of Dichloroacetate in Dogs.
PB92-150853/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ABEL User's Manual.
PB92-230366/REB
                              92-04   PC A08/MF A02
Abiotic Transformation of Carbon Tetrachloride in the Pres-
ence of Sulfide and Mineral Surfaces.
PB92-179738/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Abiotic Transformations of Pesticides in Natural Waters and
Sediments.
PB92-150481/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Abstracts of Selected Precious Metal Mines' Permits.
PB92-180090/REB              92-01   PC A21/MF A04

Abundant Males in Populations of a Setting Hermaphrodite
Fish, 'Rivulus marmoratus', from Some Belize Cays.
PB92-195783/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Access EPA: Public Information Tools, Major EPA Dockets.
Clearinghouses and Hotlines, Records Management Pro-
grams, Major EPA Environmental  Databases, Library and
Information  Services,  State Environmental Libraries,  EPA
Scientific Models New for 1992. 1992 Edition.
PB92-147438/REB                    92-04   PCS21.00

Accessing the S50 Million Set-Aside in the Remedial Acton
Budget for Quick Response at National Priorities List Sites.
PB92-963342/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01

Acclimation  of Aquatic Microbial Communities to Hg(ll) and
CH3Hg(+ )  in Polluted Freshwater Ponds.
PB92-129667/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Achievements in Source Reduction and Recycling for Ten
Industries in the United States.
PB92-137470/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Acid  Aerosol Measurement  Intercompanson  Workshop.
Held in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina on April 10-
11, 1991.
PB92-191097/REB              92-01   PC A15/MF A03

Acid Aerosol Measurement Methods: Studies of Extraction
and Analytical Effects.
PB92-191154/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Acid-Volatile Sulfide as  a Factor Mediating Cadmium and
Nickel Bioavailability in Contaminated Sediments.
PB92-124296/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Acidic Episodes in Surface Waters in Europe.
PB92-188853/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

AddMODES.  A  Major Field Study to Evaluate  Regional
Scale Air Pollution Models.
PB92-158S18/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Acoustic Location of Leaks in Pressurized Underground Pe-
troleum  Pipelines.
PB92-207687/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Acquisition of Representative Ground Water Quality Sam-
ples for  Metals.
PB92-227487/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Action Leakage  Rates for Leak Detection Systems. (Sup-
plemental Background  Document  for the  Final  Double
Liners and  Leak Detection Systems  Rule for Hazardous
Waste Landfills. Waste Piles, and Surface Impoundments).
PB92-128214/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Acute Effects of Diisopropyl Fluorophosphate (DFP) on Au-
tonomic and Behavioral Thermoregulatory Responses in
the Long-Evans Rat.
PB92-124668/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Addendum to the Regulatory  Impact Analysis for the Final
Criteria for Municipal Solid Waste Landfills.
PB92-100858/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Adjusting Ambient Ozone Air Quality Indicators for Missing
Values.
PB92-124155/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Administrative Guidance for the FIT to ARCS (FIT/ARCS)
Transition.
PB92-963332/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Adsorption of Surfactants (Chapter 7).
PB92-143809/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Advanced Emission Speciation Methodologies for the Auto/
Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program.  1. Hydro-
carbons and Ethers
PB92-166784/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Advanced  Emissions  Speciation  Methodologies for the
Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program.  2. Al-
dehydes. Ketones, and Alcohols,
PB92-206523/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Aerial radiological  survey of  Pocatello and  Soda Springs,
Idaho and surrounding area, June-July 1986.
DE91017051/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Age-Dependent Changes in Activity of Mallard Plasma Cho-
linesterases.
PB92-232875/REB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01

Age-Dependent  Changes  in  Receptor-Stimulated  Phos-
phoinositide Turnover in the Rat Hippocampus.
PB92-206333/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Age-Related  Percutaneous Penetration of 2-sec-Butyl-4-6-
Dinitrophenol (Dtnoseb) in Rats.
PB92-227495/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Aging in Today's Environment.
PB92-223254/REB
                                                                                      92-04  PCA11/MFA03
Air Emissions from the  Treatment of Soils Contaminated
with Petroleum Fuels and Other Substances.
PB92-212976/REB              92-04   PC A12/MF A03

Air Pollution Effects on Biodiversity.
PB92-170166/REB              92-01   PC A15/MF A03

Air Pollution Engineering Research at the U.S. Environmen-
tal Protection Agency.
PB92-206457/REB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01

Air Quality Atlas.
PB92-190248/REB
                              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen
PB92-176353/REB              92-01  PC E99/MF E99

Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 1.
PB92-176361/REB              92-01   PC A20/MF A04

Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 2.
PB92-176379/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF A06

Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 3.
PB92-176387/REB              92-01   PC A23/MF A04

Air Stripping of Aqueous Solutions. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-180033/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series:
Estimation of Air Impacts for  Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)
Systems.
PB92-143676/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Air  Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
Estimation of Air Impacts for the Excavation of Contaminat-
ed Soil.
PB92-171925/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
Guideline for Predictive Baseline Emissions Estimation Pro-
cedures for Superfund Sites.
PB92-171909/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Air  Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
Screening Procedures for Estimating the Air Impacts  of In-
cineration at Superfund Sites.
PB92-171917/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Airway Structure Variability in the Long-Evans Rat Lung.
PB92-124676/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

AL  and the Environment: Knowledge-Based Tools for Envi-
ronmental Decision Makers.
PB92-153345/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01

Alachlor Position Document  2/3.
PB92-111889/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Alachlor Position Document, 4.
PB92-114248/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Alaska North Slope Oil-Field Restoration Research Strate-

f>B92-151653/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Alpha2u-Glqbulin:  Association  with  Chemically Induced
Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in the Male Rat.
PB92-143668/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Alterations in Rat Flash and Pattern Reversal Evoked Po-
tentials  after  Acute or Repeated Administration  of Carbon
Disulfide (CS2).
PB92-188929/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Alternative Control Techniques Document: For PM-10 Emis-
sions from Ferrous Foundries.
PB92-180017/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Alternative Control Techniques Document: Nitric and Adipic
Acid Manufacturing Plants.
PB92-132828/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Alternative Daily Cover Materials for Municipal Solid Waste
Landfills.
PB92-208206/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

America's Ecological  Report Card:  Environmental Monitor-
ing and Assessment Program (EMAP)  (Video).
PB92-780865/REB                     92-04  AV$35.00
Analysis and Interpretation  of Zooplankton Samples  Col-
lected during Phase 2 of the Eastern Lake Survey.
PB92-136829/REB              92-01   PC A14/MF A03

Analysis of Emissions from Residential Oil Furnaces.
PB92-195981/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Analysis of  Emissions from Residential  Oil Furnaces and
Comparison with Woodstove Emissions.
PB92-195924/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Analysis of Factors Affecting Methane Gas Recovery from
Six Landfills.
PB92-101351/REB              92-01   PC A13/MF A03

Analysis of  Long-Term and Seasonal River Water Quality
Changes in Latvia.
PB92-232933/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Analysis of State  Superfund Programs: 50-State  Study.
1991 Update.
PB92-963418/REB              92-04   PC A12/MF A03

Andrew  W.  Breidenbach  Environmental Research Center
Small Systems Resource Directory.
PB92-239565/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Annual Risk Reduction Engineering  Laboratory Research
Symposium  (18th) Abstract Proceedings. Held in Cincinnati.
Ohio on April 14-16, 1992.
PB92-166859/REB              92-01   PCA11/MFA03

Annular  Denuders  for Use  in Global Climate and Strato-
spheric Measurements of Acidic Gases and Particles  (Ab-
stract Only).
N91-32531/6/REB
                                              92-01
          (Order as N91-32528/2/REB, PC A05/MF A01)

Another Look:  National Survey of Pesticides  in Drinking
Water Wells. Phase 2 Report.
PB92-120831/REB              92-01   PC E05/MF A03

Antimutagenicity Profiles of Some Natural Substances.
PB92-206382/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Applicability of UV/Oxidation Technologies to  Treat Con-
taminated Groundwater.
PB92-126853/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Application for Certification  1990 Heavy-Duty Diesel - De-
troit Diesel.
PB92-127984/REB              92-01   PC A13/MF A03

Application for Certification 1990 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - BMW.
PB92-127968/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF E99

Application for Certification 1990 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Honda.
PB92-127976/REB              92-01   PC A22/MF A04

Application  for Certification 1991 Model  Year  Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines - Isuzu Motors.
PB92-128123/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Application  for Certification 1991 Model  Year  Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines - Mack Truck.
PB91-242768/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF A06

Application  for Certification 1991 Model  Year  Heavy-Duty
Engines - Navistar.
PB91-242784/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Application  for Certification 1991 Model  Year  Heavy-Duty
Gas - Chrysler.
PB92-128115/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Application  for Certification 1991 Model  Year  Heavy-Duty
Vehicles.
PB91-242750/REB             92-01  PC E99/MF E99

Application  for Certification 1991 Model  Year  Heavy-Duty
Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
PB91-242776/REB             92-01   PC A25/MF A06

Application  for  Certification  1991 Model  Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Chrysler.
PB92-128008/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E11

Application  for  Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
PB92-127992/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF A06

Application  for  Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Ford.
PB91-242685/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF £11

Application  for  Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Isuzu Motors.
PB91-242719/REB             92-01  PC A19/MF A04

Application  for  Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Mitsubishi.
PB92-128073/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles.
PB91-242636/REB              92-01   PC E99/MF E99
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                                                                          TITLE  INDEX
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - American Honda.
  PB92-12B032/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E08

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles and Light-Duty Trucks - Nissan.
  PB91-242735/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E99

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Audi.
  PB91-242644/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E99

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - BMW.
  PB91-242651/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles-Chrysler.
  PB92-128016/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E11

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Ferrari - Fiat
  PB91-242669/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Fiat
  PB92-128024/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Ford.
  PB91-242677/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E19

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Fuji.
  PB91-242693/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF A06

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - General Motors.
  PB91 -242701 /REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E99

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Isuzu Motors.
  PB91-242727/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Jaguar.
  PB92-126040/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Mazda Motor Company.
  PB92-128057/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E14

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Mercedes Benz.
  PB92-128065/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Range Rover.
  PB92-128081/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - SportsCar America, PUMA Division Inc.
  PB92-182799/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Sterling.
  PB92-128099/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles • Volkswagen.
  PB91-242743/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E99

  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles-Volvo.
  PB92-12S107/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E19

  Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Heavy-Duty
  Chrysler Otto Cycle
  PB92-122506/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03

  Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Caterpillar.
  PB92-182922/REB             92-04  PC A18/MF A04

  Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Detroit Diesel Corporation.
  PB92-182948/REB             92-04  PC A10/MF A03

  Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Hino Motors Inc.
  PB92-122522/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Mercedes Benz.
  PB92-122530/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Mitsubishi Motors Corporation.
  PB92-122S48/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Nissan.
  PB92-122555/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Vehicles - Cummins Engine Company, Inc.
  PB92-182930/REB             92-04  PC A21/MF A04

  Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Vehicles - Hino Motors, Ltd.
  PB92-182955/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Heavy-Duty
  Engines - Ford.
  PB92-122514/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Vehicles.
PB92-122498/REB             92-01  PC E99/MF E99
 PB92-182914/REB
                              92-04   PC E99/MF E99
Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Vehicles -  Mack Trucks.
PB92-182963/REB              92-04  PC A12/MF A03

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Vehicles -  Navistar International Corporation.
PB92-182971/REB              92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Vehicles -  Perkins.
PB92-122563/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Vehicles - Wmnebago Industries, Inc.
PB92-182989/REB              92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
Motorcycles - Yamaha.
PB92-122480/REB              92-01  PC A21/MF A04

Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Chrysler.
PB92-122225/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
PB92-122233/REB              92-01  PC A15/MF A03

Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Ford.
PB92-122290/REB              92-01  PCA99/MFE11

Application  for Certification 1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Isuzu.
PB92-122365/REB              92-01  PC A13/MF A03

Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Mazda.
PB92-122373/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
PB92-182872/REB              92-04  PC A17/MF A04

Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
Trucks - PAS Inc.
PB92-122415/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Application  for Certification 1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Toyota.
PB92-122449/REB              92-01  PCA99/MFE11

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Light-Duty Ve-
hicles.
PB92-122217/REB              92-01  PC E99/MF E99
PB92-182781/REB
                              92-04  PC E99/MF E99
Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - BMW of North America, Inc.
PB92-182807/REB              92-O4  PC A99/MF Etl

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Chrysler.
PB92-122241/REB              92-01  PC A20/MF A04

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Daihatsu.
PB92-122258/REB              92-O1  PC A13/MF A03

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Federal Coach.
PB92-122266/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Fiat.
PB92-122274/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF E04

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Rat Ferrari.
PB92-122282/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Ford.
PB92-122308/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF E16

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - General Motors.
PB92-122316/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF E99

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Grumman Ofson.
PB92-122324/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Honda.
PB92-122332/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Hyundai.
PB92-122340/REB              92-01  PC A12/MF A03

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Infiniti, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
PB92-182B49/REB              92-04  PC A2S/MF A06

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Isuzu.
PB92-122357/REB              92-01  PC A24/MF A04
Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Lotus Cars, Ltd.
PB92-182831 /REB             92-04  PC A99/MF EOS

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Maxima, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
PB92-182856/REB             92-04  PC A25/MF A06

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Mazda.
PB92-122381/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Mercedes Benz.
PB92-122399/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E14

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Mitsubishi.
PB92-122407/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Porsche.
PB92-182880/REB             92-04  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Rolls Royce.
PB92-122423/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Saab Cars USA, Inc.
PB92-182898/REB             92-04  PC A19/MF A04

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Stanza, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
PB92-182864/REB             92-04  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Subaru.
PB92-122431 /REB     •        92-01  PC A24/MF A04

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Toyota.
PB92-1224S6/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Volkswagen.
PB92-122464/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF EM

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Volvo Cars of North America.
PB92-122472/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E19

Application for Certification 1993 Model  Year Heavy-Duty
Vehicles - Wmnebago Industries, Inc.
PB92-182997/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Application for Certification  1993 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Grumman Olson.
PB92-1B2823/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Fiat Auto R and D U.S.A.
PB92-182815/REB             92-04  PC A14/MF A03

Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
hicles - Toyota Technical Center, U.S.A. Inc.
PB92-182906/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A03

Application of a Plant Test System in  the Identification of
Potential Genetic Hazards at Chemical Waste Sites.
PB92-124551/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Application of  a   Water  Quality  Assessment  Modeling
System at a Supertund Site.
PB92-164490/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Application of Dye-Tracing  Techniques for  Determining
Solute-Transport Characteristics of Ground  Water in Karst
Terranes.
PB92-231356/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

Application of MINTEQA2 to the Speciation of Contami-
nants at Globe, Arizona.
PB92-166602/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Application of Modified Aluminon and GFAAS Methods to
Beryllium Determination in Drinking Water.
PB92-180199/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Application of Multispectral Techniques to the Precise Iden-
tification of Aldehydes in the Environment.
PB92-101419/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Application of the EPR Spin-Trapping Technique to the De-
tection of Radicals Produced in vivo during Inhalation Expo-
sure of Rats to Ozone.
PB92-227412/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Application of Tradescantia Micronucleus Assay for  In situ
Evaluation of Potential Genetic Hazards from Exposure to
Chemicals at a Wood-Preserving Site.
PB92-217231/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Applications of a Neurobehavioral Screening  Battery.
PB92-179787/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Apportionment of Residential Indoor Aerosol. VOC, and Al-
dehyde Species to Indoor and Outdoor Sources, and Their
Source Strengths.
PB92-227370/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                                       TITLE  INDEX
Approach to Assessment of Management Impacts on Agri-
cultural Soil Carbon.
PB92-217173/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Approach to  Calculating Wind-Driven Currents and  Trans-
port of Substances in Unstratified Water Bodies Using Cur-
vilinear Coordinates.
PB92-232966/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Approach to Improving Decision Making in Wetland  Resto-
ration and Creation.
PB92-217306/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Approach to the Design of Nonmutagenic Azo Dyes: Ana-
logues of the  Mutagen 4-Amino-3-Methoxyazobenzene
(Chapter 4).
PB92-206556/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF AOt

Aquatic  Toxicity  Information  Retrieval Data  Base (AC-
QUIRE).
PB92-500453/REB                      92-01  CP T02

Aquatic Toxicity Information on  VAX  VMS  Backup (AC-
QUIRE for VMS).
PB92-500479/REB                      92-01  CP T02

Arsenic and  Mercury  Workshop on Removal, Recovery.
Treatment and Disposal. Abstract Proceedings. Held in  Al-
exandria, Virginia on August 17-20, 1992.
PB92-216944/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Asbestos Concentrations Two Years After Abatement  in
Seventeen Schools.
PB92-156476/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Asbestos Fiber Release during Change-Out of Filter Bags
from HEPA-Filtered Vacuum Cleaners.
PB92-113208/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Asia Pacific Cleaner Production  Conference: Cooperative
Approaches in Minimising Hazardous Wastes. Held in Mel-
bourne, Australia on  February 24-27,1992.
PB92-180173/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Asia Pacific Cleaner Production Conference: International
Legislative Trends. Held in Melbourne,  Australia on  Febru-
ary 24-27, 1992.
PB92-180181/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Assessing Developmental Hazard: The  Reliability of  the A/
D Ratio.
PB92-15083B/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Assessing  the Use  of  Known Mutagens to  Calibrate the
'Salmonella typhimurium' MutagenicRy  Assay. 1. Without
Exogenous Activation.
PB92-113257/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Assessing  the Use  of  Known Mutagens to  Calibrate the
'Salmonella typhimurium1 Mutageniclty Assay.  2. With Exog-
enous Activation.
PB92-113273/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Assessing  Toxicity  of  Organic Chemicals  to Anaerobic
Treatment Processes.
PB92-217058/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Assessing  Trends in Fishery  Resources and Lake Water
Aluminum  from  Paleolimnoiogical Analyses  of Siliceous
     180405/REB
                              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Assessing UST Corrective Action Technology: A Scientific
Evaluation of the Mobility of Organic Contaminants in Sub-
surface Environments.
PB92-114S52/REB              92-01   PC A16/MF A03

Assessment of Diagnostic Measurements for Selection for
Residential Radon Mitigation.
PB92-153725/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Assessment of Host Resistance to  Infection with Rodent
Malaria.
PB92-232784/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Assessment of Immunptoxicity with the Parasitic Infection
Model Trichinella spiralis'.
PB92-232800/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Assessment of Implantation in the Rat.
PB92-126903/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Assessment of Neurotoxicity: Use of Glial Fibrillary Acidic
Protein as a Biomarker.
P892-110527/REB              92-01   PCA03/MFA01

Assessment  of  Promising Forest Management  Practices
and Technologies for Enhancing the Conservation and Se-
questration of Atmospheric Carbon and  Their Costs at the
Site Level.
PB92-122787/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Assessment of Spatial Variation of Risks in Small Popula-
tions.
PB92-188903/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Assessment of Toxicant-Induced Alterations in the Luteiniz-
ing Hormone Control of Ovulation in the Rat.
PB92-150515/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Assessment  of VOC Emissions and  Their Control  from
Baker's Yeast Manufacturing Facilities.
PB92-145408/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data Base and the
QSAR System for Use in Ecological Risk Assessments.
PB92-198217/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

At the  Threshold: A  National Consensus Quality Systems
Standard for Environmental Programs, 1992.
PB92-209295/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Atlanta Ozone Precursor Monitoring Study Data Report.
PB92-220656/REB              92-04   PC A08/MF A02

Auditory Deficits and Motor Dysfunction Following  Iminodi-
propionitrile Administration in the Rat.
PB92-143890/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Audits and the Superfund Program Manager.
PB92-963328/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01

Authorization for Regional Administrators  to Approve Con-
sistency Exemptions at NPL Sites.
PB92-963343/REB
                              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for the Metal Finishing
Industry. Technology Evaluation Report.
PB92-232214/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Automotive and  Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
Distillation: Technology Evaluation Report.
PB92-1S3444/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Automotive and  Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
Filtration. Technology Evaluation Report.
PB92-126804/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Available Disposal Capacity for Solid Waste in Illinois.
PB92-139615/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02

AWD Technologies Integrated  AquaDetox (Trade Name)/
SVE Technology: Applications Analysis Report.
PB92-218379/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Background Document for the Liquid Release Test: Single
Laboratory Evaluation and 1988 Collaborative Study.
PB92-1B3201/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Bacterial Transport through Homogeneous Soil.
PB92-153329/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Base Realignment and Closure 'How-to' Manual for Compli-
ance with the National Environment Policy Act.
PB92-1462B1/REB              92-01   PC A15/MF A03

Behavior of Arsenic  In a  Rotary Kiln  Incinerator (Journal
Version).
PB92-179845/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

SEN: A Model to Calculate the Economic Benefit of Non-
compliance. User's Manual.
PB92-230358/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treatment
Processes for the  Remediation of Pentachlorophenol- and
Creosote-Contaminated  Materials: Slurry-Phase  Bioreme-
diation,
PB92-129683/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treatment
Processes for the  Remediation of Pantachlorophenol- and
Creosote-Contaminated Materials: Solid-Phase Bioremedia-
tion.
PB92-129725/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Benzene  Groundwater  Exposure Study, Nesmith,  South
Carolina.
PB92-123801/REB              92-01  PCA03/MFA01

Best Demonstrated  Available  Technology  (BOAT) Back-
ground Document for  Quality  Assurance/Quality Control
Procedures and Methodology.
PB92-149277/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Beyond  the Border: Environmental  Management in Wash-
ington and British Columbia.
PB92-166883/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Bibliography of Materials on the  Emergency Planning and
Community Right-to-Know Act (Title III of SARA).
PB92-224823/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Bioaccumulation of Contaminants in Crabs and Clams in
Bellingham Bay.
PB92-166867/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Bioavailability to Plants of Sludge-Borne Toxic Organics.
PB92-153931/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Biodegradation of Creosote and Pentachforophenol in Con-
taminated  Groundwater: Chemical and Biological Assess-
ment.
PB92-129659/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Biodegradation of  Monoaromatic Hydrocarbons by Aquifer
Microorganisms Using Oxygen, Nitrate, or Nitrous Oxide as
the Terminal Electron Acceptor.
PB92-110543/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Biologic Markers in Immunotoxicology.
PB92-238351/REB             92-04  PC A10/MF A03

Biologic Markers in Pulmonary Toxicology.
PB92-238328/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02

Biological Activity and Potential Remediation Involving Geo-
textile Landfill Leachate Filters.
PB92-153451/RES             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Biological Criteria: Guide to Technical Literature
PB92-231489/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Biological Criteria: National Program  Guidance for Surface
Waters.
PB92-231497/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Biological Criteria: State Development and Implementation
Efforts.
PB92-231513/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Biological Diversity  and Biological Integrity:  Current Con-
cerns for Lakes and Streams.
PB92-232917/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Biological Treatment of Wood Preserving Site  Groundwater
by BioTrol, Inc. Applications Analysis Report.
PB91-227983/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Biomethylation and Environmental Transport of Metals.
PB92-206275/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Bioremediation Case Studies: Abstracts.
PB92-232347/REB              92-04  PC A12/MF A03

Bioremediation Case Studies: An Analysis of  Vendor Sup-
plied Data.
PB92-232339/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Bioremediation in the Field. An Information Update on Ap-
plying Bioremediation to Site Clean-Up. Number 3.
PB92-224807/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Bioremediation in the Field: An Information Update on Ap-
plying Bioremediation to Site Cleanup. (Number 4).
PB92-224708/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Biotransformation of CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene in  Aquifer
Material from Picatinny Arsenal, Morris County, New Jersey.
PB92-179100/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Biotransformation of Monoaromatic and Chlorinated  Hydro-
carbons at an Aviation Gasoline Spill Site.
PB92-144005/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BioTrol Soil Washing System for Treatment of a Wood Pre-
serving Site: Applications Analysis Report.
PB92-115245/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Bioventing to Treat Fuel Spills from  Underground Storage
Tanks.
PB92-121342/RES              82-01  PC A02/MF A01

Briefing  Report to the EPA Science Advisory Board  on the
Equilibrium Partitioning Approach to Generating Sediment
Quality Criteria.
PB92-231521/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Burning  Tires for Fuel and Tire Pyrolysis: Air Implications.
PB92-145358/REB              92-01  PC A11/MF A03
Cadmium: Special Review Document.
PB92-114230/REB              92-01
                                     PCA01/MF A01
Can  Intensive  Management Increase  Carbon Storage  in
Forests.
PB92-113224/REB              92-01  PC AOJ/MF A01

Canister-Based Method for Monitoring Toxic VOCs in Ambi-
ent Air.
PB92-206432/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Cape Cod Waste Water Renovation and Retrieval System,
a Study of Water Treatment and Conservation First Year of
Operation.
PB92-174408/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03

Capsule Report: Acostic Monitoring to Determine the Integ-
rity of Hazardous Waste Dams.
PB92-179928/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Capsule  Report: Adipic Acid-Enhanced  Lime/Limestone
Test Results at the EPA Alkali Scrubbing Test Facility.
PB92-179944/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Capsule Report: Bahco Flue Gas Desulfurization and Partic-
ulate Removal System.
PB92-179902/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Capsule  Report: Benefits  of  Microprocessor Control  of
Curing Ovens for Solvent-Based Coatings.
PB92-179993/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Capsule  Report: Disposal  of  Flue  Gas  Desulfurization
Wastes. Shawnee Field Evaluation.
PB92-179936/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Capsule  Report: First  Progress  Report.  Physical Coal-
Cleaning Demonstration at Homer City,  Pennsylvania
PB92-179910/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Capsule  Report: Paniculate Control by Fabric  Filtration  on
Coal-Fired Industrial Boilers.
PB92-179894/REB              92-01  PCA03/MFA01
 Captafol Final Decision.
 PB92-114289/REB
                               92-01  PC A01/MF A01
 Carbon Storage Potential of  Short Rotation Tropical Tree
 Plantations.
 PB92-232891/REB              92-04  PCA03/MFA01
                                                                                                                                                                TI-3

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                                                                       TITLE  INDEX
 Carbonate Equilibria and Groundwater  Sample Collection:
 Implications for  Estimated Average Subsurface Properties
 in Continental North America.
 PB92-101690/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Carboxyhemoglobin and Brain Blood Flow in Humans.
 PB92-227552/RE8              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 Carcinogen-DNA Adducts in Cultuies of Rat and  Human
 Hepatocytes.
 PB92-189075/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Carcinogenic Risk of Non-Uniform Alpha Particle Irradiation
 in the Lungs:  Radon Progeny Effects at Bronchial Bifurca-
 tions.
 PB92-227545/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 Carcinogens and Human Health: Part 3.  Letter  to  the
 Editor.
 PB92-164870/REB              92-01  PC A01/MF A01

 Carcinoma of the Exocrine Pancreas in Medaka.
 PB92-129782/HEB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Carpet Policy Dialogue. Compendium Report, September
 27,  1991.
 PB92-115005/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF AM

 Cartographic and Geometric Components of a Global Sam-
 pling Design for Environmental Monitoring.
 PB92-217397/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 Case Study of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation in a New
 York State School.
 PB92-198S71/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 Catalogue and Directory of New England States and  Re-
 gional GIS Organizations and Activities, and an Assessment
 of Their Future GIS Needs.
 PB92-178227/REB              92-01  PC A13/MF A03

 Causes and Control of Activated Sludge Bulking and Foam-

 PB92-216977/REB                     92-04  PC AOS

 CERCLA  Notifications: Emergency  Response Notification
 System (ERNS) Fact Sheet
 PB92-963411/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 CERCLA  Reporting Requirements for Releases of Erhytene
 Glycol from Airplane De-icing Operations.
 PB92-963402/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 CERCLIS Characterization Project National Results.
 PB92-963315/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02

 CERCLIS Characterization Protect: Region 1 Results.
 PB92-963316/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01

 CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 2 Results.
 PB92-963317/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01

 CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
 PB92-96331B/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01

 CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 4 Results.
 PB92-963319/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01

 CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
 PB92-963320/HEB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

 CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
 PB92-963321/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

 CEBCLIS Characterization Project Region 7 Results.
 PB92-963322/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

 CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 8 Results.
 PB92-963323/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

 CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 9 Results.
 PB92-963324/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

 CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 10 Results.
 PB92-963325/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

 Changes in the Physiological Performance and Energy Me-
 tabolism of an Estuarine Mysid  'Mysidopsis bahia' Exposed
 in the Laboratory through a  Complete Life Cycle to  the De-
 foliant DEF.
 PB92-129709/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Characteristics of Single Particle Coal Combustion.
 PB92-121409/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Characteristics of Successful Riparian Restoration Projects
 in the Pacific Northwest.
 PB92-196039/REB              92-04 PC A04/MF A01

 Characteristics of the U.S.  EPA's Office of Pesticide Pro-
 grams' Toxicity Information Databases.
 PB92-188978/REB             92-01 PC A02/MF A01

 Characterization of Chemical Kindling with the Pesticide En-
 dosulfan.
 PB92-189059/REB             92-01 PC A02/MF A01

 Characterization of Condensible and Semivolatile  Organic
 Materials from Boise Woodstove Samples.
 PB92-206606/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01

 Characterization of  Municipal  Solid Waste in the United
 States: 1992 Update.
 PB92-207166/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
Characterization of Products Containing  Mercury in Munici-
pal Solid Waste in the United States. 1970 to 2000.
PB92-162S69/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Characterization of Stress-Responsive Behavior in 'Pseudo-
monas aeruginosa' PAO: Isolation of Tn3-lacZYA Fusions
with Novel Damage-lnducible (din) Promoters.
PB92-195718/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Characterization of the Wintertime Boise, Idaho, Air Shed: A
Comprehensive Field Study Report for the U.S. EPA Office
of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
PB92-136803mEB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Characterization  Protocol for  Radioactive Contaminated
Soils.
PB92-963354/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Characterizing  Heterogeneous Wastes: Methods and Rec-
ommendations (March 26-28, 1991).
PB92-216894/REB             92-04   PC A08/MF A02

Chemical and Physical Properties of Emissions from Kuwait
Oil Fires.
PB92-206481/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Chemical Contamination of Harbor Seal Pups  in Puget
Sound. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
PB92-132778/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Chemical  Dehalogenation  Treatability  Studies  under
CERCLA: An Overview.
PB92-169275/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

PB92-231299/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Chemical Enhancements to Pump-and-Treat Remediation.
Ground Water Issue.
PB92-180074/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants: Evaluation of Three Labora-
tory Procedures for Estimating Performance.
PB92-222041/REB             92-04   PC AM/MF AOS

Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants: Update  State-of-the-Art on
Mechanisms of Action and Factors Influencing Performance
with Emphasis on Laboratory Studies.
PB92-222207/REB             92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Chemical Oxidation Treatment. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-180066/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Chemical Resistance of Geosynthetjc Materials.
PB92-136928/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Chemical Substitution for 1,1,1,-Trichloroethane and Metha-
nol in an Industrial Cleaning Operation.
PB92-179886/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Chesapeake Bay Basin  Comprehensive  List of Toxic Sub-
stances.
PB92-221373/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Chesapeake Bay  Bluefish Fishery Management  Plan.
Chesapeake Bay Program Agreement Commitment Report.
PB92-186436/REB             92-01   PC AO4/MF A01

Chesapeake Bay Citizen Monitoring Program Report Con-
estoga River (October 1986-June 1990).
PB92-217801/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Chesapeake Bay Striped Bass Fishery  Management Plan:
Chesapeake Bay Program. Annual  Progress Report from
the Chesapeake Executive Council.
PB92-186428/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Chesapeake Bay Waterfowl Policy and  Management Plan
(Agreement Committment Report).
PB92-186451/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Chesapeake Bay Weakfish and Spotted Seatrout Fishery
Management Plan: An Agreement Commitment Report from
the Chesapeake Executive Council.
PB92-186477/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Chetco Ocean Dredged Material  Disposal Site  (ODMDS)
Designation: Final Environmental Impact  Statement.
PB92-104470/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Child Lead Exposure Study. Leeds, Alabama.
PB92-123793/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Chlorinated Dtoxins and Furans in the General U.S. Popula-
tion: NHATS FY87 Results.
PB92-180157/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF AOS

Chkxobenzilate Position Document 1.
PB92-114313/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Cigarette Smoke-Induced DNA Adducts in  the Respiratory
and Nonrespiratory Tissues of Rats.
PB92-189083/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Citizen Monitoring: Recommendations  to Household Well
Users.
PB92-227263/REB             92-04 PC A01/MF A01

Citizen  Monitoring: Recommendations  to  Public  Water
System Users.
PB92-227255/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Dtizen's Guide to Air Sparging.
PB92-235597/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
Citizen's Guide to Bioventing.
PB92-235571/REB             92-04  PC AOVMF A01

Citizen's Guide to Glycolate Dehalogenation.
PB92-23310S/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to How Innovative Treatment Technologies
Are Being Successfully Applied at Superfund Sites
PB92-233071/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to In situ Soil Flushing.
PB92-233113/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to Innovative Treatment Technologies for
Contaminated Soils, Sludges, Sediments and  Debris.
PB92-235563/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to Pesticides  (Fourth  Edition), November
1991.
PB92-218403/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to Soil Washing.
PB92-233097/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to Solvent Extraction.
PB92-233089/HEB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Citizen's Guide to Thermal Desorption.
PB92-232396/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Dtizen's Guide to Using Indigenous and Exogenous Micro-
organisms in Bioremediation.
PB92-235589/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Citizens1 Guidance  Manual  for the Technical Assistance
Grant Program.
PB92-101435/REB             92-01  PCA14/MFA03

Clean Air Act Requirements for Trace Metals Information.
PB92-16499S/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

dean Air Act Section 183(d) Guidance on Cost-Effective-
ness.
PB92-13679S/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Cleaning of Flue Gases from Waste Combustors, 1990.
PB92-121300/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Climate.
PB92-150457/RE8
                             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Climate Change and Isoprene Emissions from Vegetation.
PB92-153865/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Climate  Change in  Thailand and Its Potential Impact  on
Rice Yield.
PB92-232883/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
Clinical Biochemistry.
PB92-188762/REB
                              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Cloning and Characterization of tfdS, the Repressor-Activa-
tor Gene of tfdB, from the 2.4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid
Catabolrc Plasmid pJP4.
PB92-129634/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Cloning and Expression of a Lignin Peroxidase Gene from
'Streptomyces viridosporus' in 'Streptomyces lividans'.
PB92-180389/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Closure of a Dioxin Incineration Facility.
PB92-191170/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Co-Existing with Asbestos: A Look at the Engineering Re-
search Program of  the  U.S.  Environmental Protection
PB9JM3
     M39419/REB
                              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Cotehicine-lnduced  Deafferentation of the Hippocampus
Selectively Disrupts Cholinergic Rhythmical Slow Wave Ac-
tivity.
PB92-120476/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Collection of Interstitial Fluid and Seminiferous  Tubule Fluid
from the Rat Testis.
PB92-179084/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 Color Yes; Cancer No.
 PB92-110477/REB
                              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 Column Studies or, BTEX Biodegradation under Mtcroaeto-
 philic and Denitrifying Conditions.
 PB92-179050/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Combined Sewer Overflow: Balancing Flow for CSO Abate-
 ment.
 PB92-179761/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Combustion Control of Trace Organic Air Pollutants  from
 Municipal Waste Combustors.
 PB92-113158/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Committed   Obligated   Expected   Expenditures   Plan
 (COEEP).
 PB92-186469/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Common Synonyms:  For Chemicals Listed Under Section
 313 of the Emergency Planning  and  Community Right-to-
 Know Act.
 PB92-232164/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
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                                                                       TITLE  INDEX
Community Relations during Enforcement Activities and De-
velopment of the Administrative Record.
PB92-105469/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Community Relations in Superfund: A Handbook.
PB92-963341/REB              92-01   PC A12/MF A03

Compact Label File • 1992 (Fiche 1 • 5281).
PB92-911699/REB                 92-01  MFS2640.00

Comparative Acute Sensitivity of Larval Topsmelt, 'Atherin-
ops aftinis', and Inland Silverside. 'Menidia beryllina', to 11
Chemicals.
PB92-195668/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Comparative Analysis of Dtoxins and Furans in Ambient Air
by High Resolution and Electron Capture Mass Spectrome-
try.
PB92-206440/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Comparative Immunosuppression of Various Glycol  Ethers
Orally Administered to Fisher 344 Rats.
PB92-195833/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Comparative  Subchronic  Toxicity  Studies of Three Disin-
fectants.
PB92-164920/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Comparison of Airborne  Asbestos Levels Determined  by
Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) Using Direct and
Indirect Transfer Techniques.
PB92-191113/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Comparison of Animal  Infectivity,  Excystation, and Fluoro-
genic  Dye as Measures of 'Giardia muris' Cyst Inactivation
by Ozone.
PB92-124288/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Comparison of Data from an IAQ Test House with Predic-
tions of an IAQ Computer Model.
PB92-198S89/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Comparison of Five Solidification/Stabilization Processes
for Treatment of  Municipal Waste Combustion  Residues.
Part 1. Physical Testing.
PB92-121193/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Comparison of In situ Vitrification and Rotary Kiln Inciner-
ation for Soils Treatment.
PB92-113174/REB              92-01   PCA02/MFA01

Comparison of In vivo Cholinesterase Inhibition in Neonatal
and Adult Rats by Three Organophosphoromioate Insecti-
cides.
PB92-110550/HEB              92-01   PCA03/MFA01

Comparison of Methods for Determination of Dissolved In-
organic Carbon (DIG).
PB92-179712/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Comparison of Organic Emissions from Laboratory and Full-
Scale  Thermal Degradation of Sewage Sludge.
PB92-136852/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Comparison of Screening Approaches, 1992.
PB92-1B9042/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Comparison of SIMCA Pattern Recognition and Library
Search Identification of Hazardous Compounds from Mass
Spectra
PB92-227362/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF AOt

Comparison of Solidification/Stabilization Processes  for
Treatment  of Municipal Waste Combustion Residues. Part
2. Leaching Properties.
PB92-121201/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Comparison of Subchronic Neurotoxicity of 2-Hydroxyethyl
Acrylate and Acrylamide in Rats.
PB92-188945/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Comparison of the Incineration of Medical Waste with Haz-
ardous and Municipal Waste.
PB92-217090/HEB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Comparison: Organic Emissions from Hazardous Waste In-
cinerators versus the 1990 Tones Release Inventory  Air

                              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206267/REB
Comparisons of the Effects of TCDD and Hydrocortisone
on  Growth Factor Expression Provide  Insight  into Their
Interaction in the Embryonic Mouse Palate.
PB92-158641/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Compendium of CERCLA ARARs fact  sheets and  direc-
tives.
DE92004878/REB              92-01   PC A12/MF A03

Compendium of ERT Air Sampling Procedures.
PB92-963406/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Compendium of ERT Field Analytical Procedures.
PB92-963405/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Compensatory  Alterations in  Receptor-Stimulated  Phos-
phouiositide  Hydrolysis  in the Hippocampus Vary as a
Function of Dose of Cotehicme.
PB92-110501/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Compilation of Air Pollutant  Emission Factors. Volume 1.
Stationary Point and Area Sources. Fourth Edition. Supple-
ment D.
PB92-126945/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02
Compilation of Current Practices at Land Disposal Facilities:
Summary of Liner  and Leak  Detection  Designs,  Action
Leakage Rates, Response Action Plans, and Management
of Liquids in Landfills.
PB92-128206/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Compilation ol Water Quality Standards for Marine Waters.
PB92-231836/REB                      92-04  PC A99

Complex Effluent  Toxicity Information System (CETIS) (for
Microcomputers).
PB92-S01899/REB                      92-01  CP 004

Compliance Concerns with the New Conform Regulation.
PB92-179696/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Composition of Motor Vehicle Organic Emissions under Ele-
vated Temperature Summer Driving Conditions (75 to 105
deg F).
PB92-166693/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Compound-Induced Alterations  of Sexual  Differentiation:  A
Review of Effects  in Humans and Rodents.
PB92-158583/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Comprehensive Evaluation of a Field Test  Kit for Lead.
PB92-179720/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Comprehensive List of Chesapeake Bay Basin Species.
PB92-222850/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Computational Studies  of the  3-Dimensional  Structure of
Cyclopenta Polycyclic Aromatic  Hydrocarbons Containing a
Gulf Region.
PB92-1SO820/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Computer-Assisted Sperm  Analysis of  Rodent Epididymal
Sperm Motility Using the Hamilton-Thorn Motility Analyzer.
PB92-165000/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Computerized  Risk and Bioaccumulation  System (Version
1.0).
PB92-114164/REB              92-01   PCA03/MFA01

Concentration  and Transport of Polychlorinated  Biphenyls
in the Housatonic River between Great Barrington, Massa-
chusetts, and Kent, Connecticut, 1984-88.
PB92-147719/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Concentration  of  Glial  Fibrillary Acidic Protein  Increases
with Age in the Mouse and Rat Brain.
PB92-110535/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Concentration-Time  Models for the Effects of Ozone on
Bronchoaiveolar   Lavage  Fluid Protein  from Rats  and
Guinea Pigs.
PB92-150879/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Concentrations from Above-Roof Releases of Laboratory
Exhausts: A Wind  Tunnel Study.
PB92-164821/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Conceptual Design Issues: Developing a New Highway Ve-
hicle Emissions Estimation Methodology.
PB92-139450/REB              9241   PC A02/MF A01

Conducting RCRA Inspections at Mixed Waste Facilities.
PB92-105196/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Congressional Limits for FY 92 Alternative Remedial Con-
tracting Strategy (ARCS) Program Management Costs.
PB92-963260/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01

Consideration of Pharmacokinetics and Temporal Sensitivity
for Hydroxyurea in Relation to Teratogenic Potential.
PB92-136910/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Consideration of the Target Organ Toxicity of Trichloroethy-
lene in Terms of Metabolite Toxicity and Pharmacokinetics.
PB92-198621/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Considerations in  Ground-Water Remediation at Superfund
Sites and RCRA Facilities: Update.
PB92-963358/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Considerations in  the U.S.  Environmental  Protection Agen-
cy's Testing Approach for Mutagencity.
PB92-206341/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Consolidated List of Chemical  Subject  to Reporting under
the Emergency Planning and  Community Right to  Know
Act. SARA Section  302 Extremely Hazardous Substances,
CERCL  Hazardous  Substances and  SARA Section 313
Toxic Chemicals  (Title  III,  List  of  Lists) (for Microcomput-
ers).
PB92-501774/REB                      92-01  CP D02

Consolidated List  of Chemicals Subject to Reporting under
the Emergency  Planning  and Community Right-to-Know
Act. (Title III of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthor-
ization Act of 1986).
PB92-155399/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Construction,  Monitoring, and  Performance of Two Soil
Liners
PB92-124049/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Consumption Surveys for Fish and Shellfish. A Review and
Analysis of Survey Methods.
PB92-231539/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Contaminants and Remedial Options at  Wood Preserving
Sites.
PB92-232222/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
Contaminated Sediments: Relevant Statutes and EPA Pro-
gram Activities.
PB92-231547/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Continuous Multiligand  Distribution Model Used to Predict
the Stability Constant  of Cu(ll) Metal Complexation with
Humic Material from Fluorescence Quenching Data.
PB92-101377/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Contracting and  Subcontracting Guide  to the Superfund
Program.
PB92-963274/REB                     92-04   PC Free

Contribution  of Ammonia, Metals and  Nonpolar Organic
Compounds to the  Toxicity of Sediment Interstitial Water
from an Illinois River Tributary.
PB92-150648/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Control of Air Emissions from Materials Handling during Re-
mediation. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-1800417REB              92-01   PCA02/MFA01

Control  of  Alkaline Phosphatase  Activity in C3H10T1/2
Cells: Role of Retinoic Acid and Cell Density
PB92-198639/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Control of Aromatic Waste Air Streams by Soil Bioreactors.
PB92-144021/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Control of VOC Emissions from Ink and Paint Manufactur-
ing Processes.
PB92-190230/REB              92-01   PC A09/MF A02

Control  of VOC Emissions from Nonferrous  Metal Rolling

PB92-227677/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Control  Technologies for Defunct lead Battery  Recycling
Sites: Overview and Recent Developments. Volume 3.
PB92-150416/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Control Technologies for Remediation of Contaminated Soil
and Waste Deposits at Superfund Lead Battery Recycling
Sites.
PB92-227388/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Control Technology  Center FY91: A Fifth Year of Growth.
PB92-238468/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Controlling Odorous Emissions from Iron Foundries.
PB92-166925/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Copper  Toxicity to  Sperm, Embryos  and Larvae  of  Tops-
melt 'Atherinops affinis', with Notes on Induced Spawning.
PB92-129808/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Corona  Destruction: An Innovative Control Technology for
VOCs and Air Toxics
PB92-206622/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Correction  of  FY-92  Superfund  Program  Management
Manual Definitions
PB92-963266/REB              92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Corticosterone Hypersecretion  in Preweanling  Rats  Ex-
posed Neonatally to Trimethyltin.
PB92-227529/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Cost  Analysis of Soil  Depressurization Techniques  for
Indoor Radon Reduction.
PB92-120443/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Standards and Limi-
tations for Battery Manufacturing.
PB92-231893/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Cost-Effectiveness  Analysis  of  Proposed  Effluent  Limita-
tions Guidelines and Standards  for the Pesticide Manufac-
turing Industry.
PB92-173525/RE8              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Costs of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation in School Build-

PB192-198282/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Creosote, Pentachlorophenol, and  Inorganic  Arsenicals:
Amendment of Notice of Intent to Cancel Registrations.
PB92-152842/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
ment System User's Manual, Version  1.2
PB92-145556/REB              92-01  PC A11/MF A03

Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
ment System (XATEF),  (Version  1.2) (for Microcomputers).
PB92-501626/REB                      92-01  CP D02

Current and  Future Environmental  Role  of Atmospheric
Methane: Model Studies and Uncertainties.
PB92-188820/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Current Status of ADVACATE Process lor Flue Gas Desul-
furization (Journal Article).
PB92-150622/REB              92-01  PCA02/MFA01

Customer/Supplier  Accountability and  Quality Assurance
(QA) Program implementation.
PB92-191162/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Daminozide Position Document 1.
PB92-114222/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                                         TITLE  INDEX
  Daminozide Position Document 2/3.
  PB92-114214/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Darninozide Position Document 4.
  PB92-114198/REB             92-01   PCA01/MFA01

  Data Logging  Systems tor Monitoring Long-Term  Radon
  Mitigation  Experimental Programs in Schools and Other
  Large Buildings.
  PB92-206580/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  Data User's Guide to the United States Environmental Pro-
  tection  Agency's Long-Term Monitoring Project: Quality As-
  surance Plan and Data  Dictionary.
  PB92-239573/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02

  Dealing with Toxic Polluted Sediments in the Great Lakes
  Basin.
  AD-P006 908/8/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  Debarment and Suspension.
  PB92-963331/REB             92-01   PCA01/MFA01

  Dechlorinations of Polychlormated Biphenyls in Sediments
  of New Bedford Harbor.
  PB92-121151/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Degreaser System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
  AD-A242110/5/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

  Decreasing System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
  PB92-139443/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Demonstration of Fuel Cells to Recover Energy from Land-
  fill Gas. Phase 1 Final Report: Conceptual  Study
  PB92-137520/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

  Demonstration of in-Receiving Water Storage of Combined
  Sewer  Overflows:  In a Marine/Estuarine Environment by
  the Flow Balance Method.
  PB92-158575/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Demonstration of Microfiltration Technology.
  PB92-136936/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Demonstration of Sorbent Injection Technology on a Wall-
  Fired Utility Boiler (Edgewater Limb Demonstration).
  PB92-201136/REB              92-04   PC A10/MF A03

  Demonstration of Waste Treatment Technologies.
  PB92-179670/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids. A Workshop Summary.
  Held in  Dallas. Texas on April 16-18, 1991.
  PB92-178938/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

  Deposition Patterns of Cigarette Smoke in  Human Airways.
  PB92-15B682/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Deposition Patterns of Ragweed Pollen in the Human Res-
  piratory Tract.
  PB92-227537/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

  Dermal  Exposure Assessment Principles and Applications.
  PB92-205665/REB              92-04   PC A17/MF AIM

  Design  and Implementation of a Collaborative Study of the
  Mutagenicity of Complex Mixtures in 'Salmonella typhimur-
  ium'.
  P892-150697/REB
                                92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Design and Optimization of a Refrigeration System.
  PB92-19S973/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Design, Development, and Implementation of  AIRS' Area
  and Mobile Source Subsystem.
  PB92-124213/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Design Issues for Evaluating Seedling Exposure Studies.
  PB92-153014/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Detecting Water Row Behind Pipe in Injection Wells.
  PB92-239S32/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

  Detection and Disinfection of Pathogens in Storm-Generat-
  ed Flows.
  PB92-209311/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Detection of Horizontal Gene Transfer by Natural Transfor-
  mation in Native and  Introduced Species of  Bacteria in
  Marine and Synthetic Sediments.
  PB92-195767/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Determination and Occurrence of AHH-Actrve Polychlorinat-
  ed Biphenyls, 2,3,7,8-Tetrachloro-p-Dioxin and 2,3,7.8-Te-
  trachlorodibenzofuran  in  Lake  Michigan  Sediment and
  Biota. The Question of Their Relative Toxicological Signifi-
  cance.
  PB92-10B12S/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Determination of alpha-emitting nucfides of plutonium, am-
  encium and curium  in environmental materials: Pt. 1. Sea
  water.
  DE92614732/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in the
  Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 3. Rate of Indirect Pho-
  toreaction.
  PB92-150374/REB              92-01  PCA11/MFA03

  Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in the
  Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 4. Rate of Indirect Pho-
  toreaction.
  PB92-150382/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
 Detoxification of Pentachlorophenol and Creosote Contami-
 nated Groundwater by Physical Extraction: Chemical and
 Biological Assessment.
 PB92-129733/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Developing Sediments Quality Standards: Comprehensive
 Sediment Management in Puget Sound.
 AD-P006 465/9/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Development Document  for  Best Available  Technology,
 Pretreatment  Technology, and New Source  Performance
 Technology for the Pesticide Chemical Industry. Proposed.
 (Pesticide Chemicals Manufacturing Category Effluent Limi-
 tations  Guidelines,  Pretreatment Standards,  and  New
 Source Performance Standards).
 PB92-173541/REB              92-01  PC A21/MF A04

 Development Document for Effluent Limitations Guidelines
 and Standards and Pretreatment  Standards for the Steam
 Electric: Point Source Category.
 PB92-226422/REB              92-04  PC A99/MF A06

 Development  Document for Effluent Limitations Guidelines
 and Standards for the Gum and Wood Chemicals Manufac-
 turing. Point Source Category.
 PB92-232040/REB              92-04  PC A12/MF A03

 Development Document for  Effluent Limitations. Guidelines
 for the Electrical and Electronic Components. Point Source
 Category. Phase 2.
 PB92-232016/REB              92-04  PC A09/MF A02

 Development Document for  Interim Finat and Proposed Ef-
 fluent Limitations Guidelines and New Source  Performance
 Standards  for the Fruits, Vegetables and Specialties. Seg-
 ment of the Canned and Preserved Fruits and Vegetables.
 Point Source Category.
 PB92-232065/REB              92-04  PC A23/MF AM

 Development Document for  Interim Final and Proposed Ef-
 fluent Limitations Guidelines  and  Proposed New Source
 Performance Standards for the Bleached  Kraft, Ground-
 wood, Sulfite, Soda. Deink, and Non-Integrated Paper Mills.
 Point Source Category. Volume 2. Sections 8-15.
 PB92-231562/REB              92-04  PC A13/MF A03

 Development Document for  Interim Final and Proposed Ef-
 fluent Limitations Guidelines and  Proposed New Source
 Performance Standards for the Bleached  Kraft, Ground-
 wood. Sulfite. Soda. Deink and Non-Integrated Paper Mills.
 Volume  1.  Segment of the  Pulp, Paper,  and  Paperboard.
 Point Source Category. Group 1. Phase 2.
 PB92-231869/REB              92-04  PC A20/MF A04

 Development  Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
 Standards for the Calcium Carbide Segment of the Formal-
 ly Manufacturing. Point Source Category. Group 1, Phase 2.
PB92-231919/RE8              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

 Development  Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
Standards  for the Explosives Manufacturing. Point Source
Category. Group 2.
 PB92-231950/REB              92-04  PCA11/MFA03

Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
Standards for the Raw Cane Sugar Processing. Segment of
the  Sugar  Processing. Point  Source  Category. Group 1,
 Phase 2.
 PB92-231968/REB              92-04  PC AU/MF A03

Development Document for Proposed  Effluent Limitations
Guidelines  and Standards for Control of Polychlormated Bi-
 phenyls  in  the Deink Subcategory of the Pulp, Paper and
 Paperboard. Point Source Category
 PB92-231984/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

 Development Document for Proposed  Effluent Limitations
Guidelines  and Standards for the Shipbuilding and Repair.
Point Source Category.
 PB92-232032/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02

 Development  of a Core Combustion  Research  Program
 Plan for EPA.
 PB92-180868/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Development of a National Consensus Standard for Quality
Assurance for Environmental Programs.
 PB92-143783/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Development of a Solid Sample  Analytical Procedure for
Cyanide in  Spent Ore.  Final Technical Report.
 PB92-203496/REB              92-04  PC A11/MF A03

 Development of Alternate Performance Standard for Radon
 Resistant Construction Based on Short-Term/Long-Term
 Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 1. Technical Report.
 PB92-115211/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 Development of Alternate Performance Standard for Radon
 Resistant Construction Based on Short-Term/Long-Term
 Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 2. Appendices.
 PB92-115229/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 Development of an Empirical Model of  Methane Emissions
 from Landfills.
 PB92-152875/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02

 Development  of Emerging  Technologies within the  SITE
 Program.
 PB92-217322/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 Development of  Predictive Structure-Siodegradation Rela-
 tionship Models with the Use of Respirometrically Generat-
 ed Biokinetic Data.
 PB92-191196/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Development of Seasonal and Annual Biogenic Emissions
 Inventories for the U.S. and Canada.
 PB92-126796/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02

 Developmental Document for  Effluent Limitations  Guide-
 lines and New Source Performance Standards for the Other
 Non-Fertilizer Phosphate Chemicals Segment of the Phos-
 phate  Manufacturing.  Point Source  Category.  Group  1,
 Phase 2.
 PB92-231992/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

 Developmental Effects of  Methyl Benzimidazolecarbamate
 Following Exposure  during  Early Pregnancy.
 PB92-164862/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Developmental Malformation of Frog Embryos: An Analysis
 of Teratogenicity of  Chemical Mixtures.
 PB92-108190/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Developmental Neurotoxicology of Polychlormated Biphen-
 yls and Related Compounds.
 PB92-206549/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 Developmental Toxicity of Bromoxynil in Mice and Rats.
 PB92-113265/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Developmental Toxicity of  TCDD and Related Compounds:
 Species Sensitivities and Differences.
 PB92-124643/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Developmental Toxicology.  Risk  Assessment and the
 Future.
 PB92-184993/REB              92-01  PC A13/MF A03

 Developments in Chemical Treatment of Contaminated Soil.
 PB92-152933/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Diagnostic Evaluation of Regional Acid Deposition  Model
 (RADM) Performance during a Period of Frontal Passage
 Using Aircraft Measurements.
 PB92-152958/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

 Diatoms: Powerful Indicators of  Environmental Change.
 PB92-180397/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Dichlorvos (DDVP) Position Document 1.
 PB92-114271/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Differences between Rats and Mice in the Immunosuppres-
 sive  Activity  of  2-Methoxyethanol and  2-Methoxyacetic
Acid.
PB92-232974/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 Differences in Arachidonic Acid  Metabolism by Human Mye-
 lomonocytic Cell Lines.
PB92-217215/REB                      92-04 PC A02

 Differential Impact  of  Hypothermia and  Pentobarbital on
Brain-Stem Auditory Evoked Responses.
PB92-113240/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Differentiation of  'Giardia  duodenalis'  from Other 'Giardia
spp.'  by Using  Polymerase Chain  Reaction  and  Gene
Probes.
 PB92-150531/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Dinocap Position Document 4.
PB92-114370/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Dioxin  and Furan Concentrations  in Puget Sound  Crabs.
Puget Sound Estuary Program.
PB92-132786/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

 Direct/Delayed Response  Project:  Future Effects of Long-
Term Sulfur Deposition on  Stream Chemistry in the Mid-Ap-
 palachian Region of the Eastern United States.
 PB92-232370/REB              92-04  PC A18/MF A04

 Direct/Delayed Response  Project: Soil  Characterization
 Comparison.
 PB92-153428/REB              92-01  PCA16/MFA03

 Direct DNA Sequencing of  PCR Products.
 PB92-150671/REB              92-01  PC A01/MF A01

 Directory of EPA  Support to Minority Academic Institutions,
 FY 1990-1991.
 PB92-218353/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

 Directory of  Mine  Waste Characterization and Drainage
 Quality  Contacts  in  Western  Governors'  Association
 Member States.
 PB92-180108/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02

 Directory of OAQPS Information Services,  May 1992.
 PB92-198654/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Discriminative Stimulus Properties of Triadimefon: Compari-
 son with Methylphenidate.
 PB92-143882/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Disease Incidence  and Potential Mechanisms of Defense
 for MSX-Resistant and -Susceptible Eastern Oysters  Held
 in Chesapeake Bay.
 PB92-195650/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                                       TITLE  INDEX
Disposition   of  2,3,7,8-Tetrabromodibenzo-p-Dioxin   and
2,3,7.8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin in the Rat: Biliary Excre-
tion and Induction of Cytochromes CYP1A1 and CYP1A2.
PB92-150747/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Distribution of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in the Chesa-
peake Bay and Tributaries and Chincoteague Bay -1990.
PB92-145366/REB                      92-01  PC A13

Distribution,  Speciation, and Transformation of Chromium in
Contaminated Soils and Aquifer Sediments.
PB92-179092/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Diurnal Water Relations of Walnut Trees: Implications for
Remote Sensing.
PB92-144047/RE8              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

DMA Adduct Formation by 12 Chemicals with Populations
Potentially Suitable for Molecular Epidemiological Studies.
PB92-227628/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

DNA Adducts in Rat Lung,  Liver and Peripheral Blood  Lym-
phocytes Produces by i.p. Administration of Benzo(a)Pyrene
Metabolites and Derivatives.
PB92-124627/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01

DNA Adducts of the Antitumor Agent Diaziquone.
PB92-150739/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

DNA  Strand Breaks Induced in Cultured  Human  and
Rodent Cells by Chlorohydroxyfuranones, Mutagens Isolat-
ed from Drinking Water.
PB92-164904/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Documentation for Developing the Initial Source Category
List.
PB92-218429/REB              92-04   PC A16/MF A03

Documentation of AIRS AMS National Methodologies.
PB92-132869/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Doing the Right Thing (Book Reviews).
PB92-188887/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01

Dose-Related Inhibition of Brain and Plasma Cholinesterase
in  Neonatal and Adult Rats  Following Sublethal Organo-
phospnate Exposures.
PB92-209360/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Dosimetry of Localized Accumulations of Cigarette Smoke
and Radon Progeny at Bifurcations.
PB92-164847/REB              92-Ot   PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water and Health.  Volume 5.
PB92-223122/REB              92-04   PC A08/MF A02

Drinking Water and Health.  Volume 6.
PB92-223130/REB              92-04   PC A21/MF A04

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Antimony.
PB92-173293/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
                                    Iium.
                                    PC A08/MF A02
Drinking Water Criteria Document for Berylli
PB92-173301/REB              92-01   I

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Cyanide.
PB92-173319/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Dalapon.
PB92-173327/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Di(2-Ethylhexyl) Adi-
pate.
PB92-173343/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Dinoseb.
PB92-1733SO/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Diquat.
PB92-1T3368/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endothall.
PB92-173376/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endrin.
PB92-173384/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Glyphosate.
PB92-173392/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Hexachlorobenzene.
PB92-173400/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Hexachlorocyclopen-
tadiene.
PB92-173418/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Oxamyl (VYDATE).
PB92-173434/HEB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Phthalic Acid Esters
(PAES).
PB92-173442/REB              92-01   PCA14/MFA03

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Picloram.
PB92-173467/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Polycyclic Aromatic
Hydrocarbons (PAHs).
PB92-173459/REB              92-01   PC A20/MF A04

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Simazine.
PB92-173475/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
                                                         Drinking Water Criteria Document for Thallium.
                                                         PB92-1734B3/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02

                                                         Drinking Water Criteria Document for Trichlorobenzenes.
                                                         PB92-173491/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

                                                         Drinking Water Criteria Document for 1,1,2-Trichloroethane.
                                                         PB92-173509/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

                                                         Drinking Water from Agriculturally Contaminated Ground-
                                                         water.
                                                         PB92-195874/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Drinking Water from Household Wells.
                                                         PB92-140573/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Drinking Water Health Advisory Antimony.
                                                         PB92-135433/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Drinking Water Health Advisory for Aldrin.
                                                         PB92-135417/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Drinking Water Health Advisory for Ammonia.
                                                         PB92-135425/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Drinking Water Health Advisory for Beryllium.
                                                         PB92-135441/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Drinking Water Health Advisory for Boron.
                                                         PB92-135458/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Drinking Water Health Advisory for Chlorpyrifos.
                                                         PB92-135466/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Drinking Water Health Advisory for Isophorone.
                                                         PB92-135474/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Drinking Water Health Advisory tor Malathion.
                                                         PB92-135482/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Drinking Water Health Advisory for p-Nitrophenol.
                                                         PB92-135490/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Drinking Water Health Advisory for Phenol.
                                                         PB92-135508/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                             PC A03/MF A01
                                                        Drinking Water Health Advisory for Silver.
                                                        PB92-135516/REB              92-01
Drinking Water Health Advisory for Thallium.
PS92-135524/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Quantification of Toxicologic Effects for
Nickel.
PB92-173426/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Drinking Water  Research Division's  Research Activities in
Support of EPA's Regulatory Agenda.
PB92-124197/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Systems: Three  Approaches  to  Improve
Mobile Home Park Compliance.
PB92-164714/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Dry Cleaning Facilities:  Background Information  for Pro-
posed Standards.
PB92-126762/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Ductile-to-Brittle Transition Time in Polyethylene Geomem-
brane Sheet.
PB92-153758/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DuPont/Oberlin  Microfiltration  Technology.   Applications
Analysis Report.
PB92-119023/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Dynamic  Toxics Wasteload  Allocation Model (DINTOX).
User's Manual.
PB92-231570/REB                     92-04  PC A05

Dynamics of Behavioral Thermoregulation in the Rat.
PB92-124619/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ECO Update: Ecological  Assessment of Superfund Sites.
An Overview. Volume 1, Number 2, December 1991.
PB92-963335/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ECO Update: The Role of  BTAGs  in Ecological Assess-
ment. Volume 1, Number 1, September 1991.
PB92-963337/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 3. The Role of Natural Re-
source Trustees in the Superfund Process.
PB92-963369/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ECO Update.  Volume 1. Number 4.  Developing a Work
Scope for Ecological Assessments.
P892-963370/RE8              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ECO Update. Volume 1,  Number 5, August 1992. Briefing
the STAG: Initial Description of Setting, History, and  Ecolo-
gy of a Site.
PB92-963374/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Ecological Indicators. Proceedings of an International Sym-
posium. Held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on October 16-19,
1990.
PB92-114131/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF E99

Ecological Regions versus  Hydrologic Units:  Frameworks
for Managing Water Quality.
PB92-153873/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Economic  Impact Analysis  of  Effluent  Limitations  and
Standards for the Battery Manufacturing Industry.
PB92-231901/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02
Economic Impact Analysis of Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for the Pesticide Manufacturing
Industry.
PB92-173533/REB             92-01  PCA15/MFA03

Economic Impact Analysis of Regulatory Controls in the Dry
Cleaning Industry.
PB92-126770/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03

Economic Incentives: Options for Environmental Protection.
PB92-224831/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Educating Managers about Quality through Customer-Sup-
plier Understanding. Overview of Current Training Initiatives
in  Energy  and Environmental Programs. Annual  National
Energy and  Environmental  Quality  Division  Conference
(19th).
PB92-217116/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Effect of Bioremediation on the Mutagenicity of Oil Spilled
in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
PB92-206374/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Effect of Inhaled Methanol on Pituitary and Testicular Hor-
mones in Chamber Acclimated and Non-Acclimated Rats.
PB92-150788/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Effect of Natural Ventilation on Radon and  Radon Progeny
Levels in Houses.
PB92-124148/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Effect of Nitrate Addition on Biorestoration of Fuel-Contami-
nated Aquifer: Field Demonstration.
PB92-110444/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Effect of Pentachlorpphenol on the Activation of 2,6-Dinitro-
toluene to Genotoxic Urinary Metabolites in CD-1  Mice: A
Comparison of Gl Enzyme Activities and Urine Mutagenic-
ity.
PB92-150895/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Effect of  Sodium Chloride on Transport of Bacteria in a
Saturated Aquifer Material.
PB92-110428/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Effect of Storage Conditions on Handling and SO2 Reactiv-
ity of Ca(OH)2-Based Sorbents.
PB92-124270/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Effect of  Sub-Grid-Scale Rainfall Analysis  on Sulfate Wet
Deposition Estimates in the Regional Lagrangian Model of
Air Pollution (RELMAP).
PB92-158526/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Effect of  the Geochemical  Environment on Heavy-Metal
Transport in Ground Water.
PB92-179134/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Effect of the Method of Preparing Monochloramine upon In-
activation of  MS2 Coliphage, 'Escherichia coli',  and  'Kleb-
siella pneumoniae'.
PB92-2173S5/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Effects of a Contaminated Sediment  on Life History Traits
and Population Growth  Rate of 'Neanthes Arenaceoden-
tata' (Polychaeta: Nereidae) in the Laboratory.
PB92-108059/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Effects of  Aqueous and Dietary Exposure of Dieldrin on
Survival, Growth and Bioconcentration in Mallard Ducklings.
PB92-217413/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Effects of  Building  Features on Indoor Air and Pollutant
Movements.
PB92-153808/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Effects of Chemically Induced Maternal Toxicity on Prenatal
Development in the  Rat.
PB92-150887/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Effects of El  Nino and la Nina on Seabird  Assemblages in
the Equatorial Pacific.
PB92-217405/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Effects of Fenvalerate  on the Early Life Stages of Topsmelt
('Atherinops affinis').
PB92-195684/REB             92-04 PC A02/MF A01

Effects of  Glean, a Sulfonylurea Herbicide, on the Repro-
ductive Biology  and Fruit Set in Cherry Trees. Progress
Report to Region 10.
PB92-142652/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Effects of Heavy Industrial Pollution  on Respiratory Func-
tion  in the  Children  of Cubatao,  Brazil: A  Preliminary
Report.
PB92-217207/REB              92-04 PC A02/MF A01

Effects of  Low Dissolved Oxygen on Survival, Growth and
Reproduction of 'Daphnia', 'Hyalella' and 'Gammarus'.
PB92-188846/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Effects of Natural  and  Forced Basement Ventilation  on
Radon Levels in Single Family Dwellings.
PB92-192194/REB              92-01  PCA04/MFA01

Effects of NGF  and  Fetal  Cell  Transplants  on Spatial
Learning after Intradentate Administration of Colchicine.
PB92-150770/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                              TI-7

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                                                                        TITLE  INDEX
  Effects of Open-Top  Chambers  on Valencia'  Orange
  Trees.
  PB92-180355/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Effects of Operating Variables on PAH Emissions and Mu-
  tagenicity of Emissions from Woodstoves (Journal Article).
  PB92-195809/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Effects of Ozone on Crops.
  PB92-136845/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Effects of PCS  (Aroctor (Trade Name) 1254) on Non-Spe-
  afic Immune Parameters in Rhesus ('Macaca  mulatta')
  Monkeys.
  PB92-232867/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Effects of pH, Solid/Solution Ratio, Ionic Strength, and Or-
  ganic Acids on Pb and Cd Sorption on Kaolinite.
  PB92-143981/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Effects of RVP on Emissions at 20F Ambient Temperature.
  PB92-143684/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Effects of Sampling Design Parameters on Block Selection.
  PB92-180314/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Effects of Section 404 Permitting on Freshwater Wetlands
  in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.
  PB92-217439/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Effects of Triadimefon on a  Multiple Schedule of Fixed-In-
  terval Performance:  Comparison  with  Methylphenidate. el-
  Amphetamine and Chtorpromazine.
  PB92-143932/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Effects of Trimetrtyttin on Repeated Acquisition (Learning)
  in tne Radial-Arm Maze.
  PB92-227503/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Effects on Electrostatic  Precipitation of Changes in Grain
  Loading, Size Distribution. Resistivity, and Temperature.
  PB92-113109/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Efficient Multiple-Exposure Analysis of the Toxicity of Cris-
  natol: A DMA Intercalate* in Phase 2 Clinical Trials.
  PB92-206283/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Electric and Magnetic Fields Near AM Broadcast Towers.
  PB92-101427/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  Electrostatic Precipitator V-l  (ESPVI 40) and Performance
  Prediction Model (lor Microcomputers).
  PB92-502251/REB                     92-04   CP 002

  Embryonic Palatal Responses to Teratogens in Serum-Free
  Organ Culture.
  P892-18B960/RE8             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Emergency Exemptions under Section 18 of the Federal In-
  secticide  Fungicide and Rodenticide Act.  1. Guidance for
  State and Federal Agencies.
  PB92-183235/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Emergency Exemptions under Section 18 of the Federal In-
  secticide  Fungicide and Rodenticide Act. 2. Instructions for
  Submission of Emergency Exemption Applications.
  PB92-183243/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act
  Section 313 Release Reporting Requirements.
  PB92-226216/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Emission Factor Documentation for AP-42 Section 2.1.1.,
  Municipal Waste Combustion
  PB92-152867/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03

  Emission Factor  Documentation for AP-42 Section 2.5,
  Sewage Sludge  Incineration.
  P892-152834/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  Emission Inventory  Requirements  for Carbon  Monoxide
  Slate Implementation Plans, 1991.
  PB92-112150/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  Emission Inventory Requirements for Ozone State Impte-
  mentation Plans
  PB92-118017/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  Emissions and Fuel  Economy Effects of the Platinum  Ga-
  saver, a Retrofit Device.
  PB92-104421/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Emissions and Fuel Economy of DOE Flex-Fuel Vehicles.
  PB92-153055/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Emissions of Metals, Chromium  and Nickel Species,  and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  PB92-151547/REB             92-01   PC E99/MF E99

  Emissions of Metals. Chromium  and Nickel Species,  and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater  Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 1. Summary Report.
  PB92-151554/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Emissions of Metals, Chromium  and Nickel Species,  and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater  Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 2. Site 5 Emission Test Report Hexavalent Chromi-
  um Method Evaluation.
  PB92-151562/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  Emissions of Metals, Chromium  and Nickel Species,  and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater  Sludge Incinerators
  Volume 3. Site 6 Emissions Test Report
  PB92-151570/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
Emissions  of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
Volume 4. Site 6 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
PB92-151588/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03

Emissions  of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
Volume 5. Site 7 Test Report CEMS Evaluation.
PB92-151596/RE8             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Emissions  of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
VoTume 6. Site 8 Emission Test Report.
PB92-151604/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Emissions  of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
Volume 7. Site 8 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
PB92-151612/REB             92-01  PC A16/MF A03

Emissions  of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
Volume 8. Site 9 Emission Test Report.
PB92-151620/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Emissions  of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
Volume 9. Site 9 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
PB92-151638/RE8             92-01  PC A99/MF A06

EMPA Monitor - March 1992 Edition.
PB92-239557/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Enabling Document for New Source Performance Stand-
ards for Air Oxidation Processes and Distillation Operations
in the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing Industry.
PB92-161967/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Enabling Document for Regulations Governing Compliance
Extensions for Early  Reductions of  Hazardous  Air Pollut-
ants.
PB92-180132/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Energy Use of Ice Making in Domestic Refrigerators.
PB92-232206/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Enforcement  Document Retrieval System (EDRS) - ASCII
(1972-November 1991).
PB92-592210/REB                 92-01  Subscription

Enforcement Document Retrieval System (EDRS) - EBCDIC
(1972-November 1991).
PB92-592220/REB                 92-01  Subscription

Enforcement  Document Retrieval System (EDRS) Master
File (1972-April 1992).
PB92-592380/REB         92-01   Subscriptions! ,440.00

Enforcement  Document Retrieval System (EDRS)  Update
File (November 14,1991 to April 22,1992).
PB92-592390/REB                     92-01  CP T99

Enforcement  in the 1990's Project:  Recommendations of
the Analytical Workgroups.
PB92-224286/REB             92-04  PC A17/MF A04

Enhance and  Prolonged Pulmonary  Influenza Virus Infec-
tion Following Phosgene Inhalation.
PB92-124650/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Enhanced  Neutotoncity of  3,3'-lminodipropionitrile Follow-
ing Pretreatment with Carbon Tetrachloride in the Rat.
PB92-113323/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Enhanced Ozone Monitoring Network Design and Siting Cri-
teria Guidance Document
PB92-145390/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Environmental Crisis in the Gulf. The U.S. Response.
PB92-226182/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Environmental Factors Correlated to Oichlorophenol Dech-
torination in Anoxic Freshwater Sediments.
PB92-124346/RE8             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Environmental Gases.
PB92-227313/REB
                             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
Environmental Guidance: For Very Small Communities.
PB92-196021/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Environmental Laws and Regulations  Relating to Medical
Waste Disposal.
PB92-217249/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Environmental  Monitoring  and  Assessment   Program
(EMAP) Design Report.
PB92-103449/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program: Sur-
face Waters Implementation  Plan - Northeast Pilot Lake
Survey, Summer 1991.
PB92-139948/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program: 1991
Project Descriptors.
PB92-114479/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constituents
of Municipal Sludge: Beryllium.
PB92-122993/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constituents
of Municipal Sludge: DDT/DDE/DDD.
PB92-150408/REB              92-O1  PC AOS/MF A01
Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constituents
of Municipal Sludge: Lead.
PB92-122985/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constituents
of Municipal Sludge: Mercury.
PB92-122977/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constituents
of Municipal Sludge: Nickel.
PB92-123009/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Environmental Protection Agency Civil Enforcement Docket.
PB92-921700/REB                  92-01  Subscription

Environmental Protection  Agency's Municipal Solid Waste
Landfill Liner Design Criteria.
PB92-153766/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Environmental Radiation Data. Report 63, July-September
1990.
PB92-164706/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Environmental Tobacco Smoke: Measuring Exposures and
Assessing Health Effects.
PB92-223262/REB              92-04  PC A15/MF A03

EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Publications  Bibli-
ography, Quarterly Abstract Bulletin.
PB92-904200/REB                  92-01  Subscription

EPA Journal Holdings Report. 1991.
PB92-132810/REB              92-01  PC A12/MF A03

EPA Journal Holdings Report, 1992.
PB92-217728/REB              92-04  PCA12/MFA03

EPA Publications Bibliography 1984-1990.  Part 1.  Report
Summaries. Part 2. Indexes.
PB91-205500/REB                  92-01  PCS200.00

EPA's Control  Technology  Center. Technical Support  to
Federal, State, and Local Agencies.
PB92-198233/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA's Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program:
An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
PB92-121169/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA's Pesticide Programs.
PB92-233147/REB
                             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA's Research Projects Relating to the Dual-Circuit  and
Lorenz Refrigerator/Freezers.
PB92-150630/REB              92-01  PC A01/MF A01

EPA's Review and Approval Procedure for State Submitted
TMDLs/WLAs.
PB92-2315S8/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA SITE Demonstration of the BioTrol Soil Washing Proc-
ess.
PB92-150655/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA SITE Demonstration of the Horsehead Resource De-
velopment Company Flame Reactor Technology.
PB92-139401/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPCRA Section 313  Roadmaps Database. User's Manual.
(Version 2.2) (for Microcomputers).
PB92-169523/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Epoxide Ring Opening and Related Reactivities of  Cyclo-
penta Polycyclic  Aromatic  Hydrocarbons: Quantum  Me-
chanical Studies.
PB92-179795/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Equilibrium-Analysis of Projected Climate Change Effects
on the Global Soil Organic Matter Pool.
PB92-153022/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ESP VI  4.0  Electrostatic  Precipitator VI  and Performance
Prediction Model.
PB92-169614/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Estimating Agriculture's Net Contribution to Atmospheric
Carbon.
PB92-217165/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Estimating Critical Loads of Sulfate to Surface Waters in
the Northeastern United States: A Comparative Assess-
ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads of
Sulfate for Lakes.
PB92-119015/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Estimating Natural Emissions  for EPA's Regional Oxidant
Model.
PB92-129592/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Estimating Potential for Occurrence of DNAPL at Superfund
Sites.
PB92-963338/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Estimating the Rate of  Plasmid  Transfer An  End-Point
Method.
PB92-129626/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Estimation of Water  Solubility and Octanol/Water Partition
Coefficient of Hydrophobe  Dyes. Part 1. Relationship be-
tween Solubility and Partition Coefficient.
PB92-124320/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                       TITLE INDEX
Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Partition
Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes. Part 2. Reverse-Phase
High Performance Liquid Chromatography.
PB92-124338/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Ethalfluralin Position Document 1/2/3/4.
PB92-114263/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

European Packaging Initiatives: Leading the Way on Source
Reduction.
PB92-206242/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Evaluating Created Wetlands through Comparisons with
Natural Wetlands.
PB92-111566/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Evaluating Design and Verifying Compliance of Created
Wetlands in the Vicinity of Tampa, Florida.
PB92-116045/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Evaluating the Human  Health Effects of Hazardous Wastes:
Reproduction  and  Development, Neurotoxicity,  Genetic
Toxicity and Cancer.
PB92-110352/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Evaluating the Relationship of Metabolic  Activation System
Concentrations and Chemical Dose Concentrations for the
Salmonella Spiral and Plate Assays.
PB92-113331/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Evaluating the Utility  of Natural  Vegetation in Assessing
Arctic Accumulation of Air Toxics.
PB92-103464/REB              92-01   PC AM/MF A02

Evaluation and Comparison of Spatial Interpolators.
PB92-227446/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of a Kemira Oy  Resistively Heated Catalyst on a
Methanol-Fueted Vehicle.
PB92-104397/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of a Sampling and Analysis Method for Determi-
nation of  Pofyhalogenated  Dibenzo-p-Dioxins and  Dibenzo-
furans in Ambient Air.
PB92-129600/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Evaluation of a Seriate Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
Vehicle.
PB92-11425S/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of a Senate Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
Vehicle. Phase 2.
PB92-204S85/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of  a Vehicle Equipped with  a Direct Injection
Engine Using Neat Methanol.
PB92-118009/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Evaluation of Alternative Samplers for Btoaerosols.  Phase
1. Physical Sampling Efficiency.
PB92-161918/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Evaluation of Five Waste Minimization Technologies at the
General Dynamics Pomona Division Plant.
PB92-1257S6/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Evaluation of Four Aerobiological Sampling Methods  for the
Retrieval  of Aerosolized 'Pseudomonas syringae'.
PB92-158591/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01

Evaluation of Gas Chromatography/Matrbc Isolation Infrared
Spectrometry for the Determination of Senwolatile Organic
Compounds in Air Sample Extracts.
PB92-1666S1/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase 2.
Volume 1. Summary Report
PB92-963346/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase 2.
Volume 2. Case Studies and Updates.
PB92-963347/REB              92-04   PC A19/MF AIM

Evaluation of High Volume Panicle Sampling and Sample
Handling  Protocols for Ambient Urban Air Mutagenitity De-
terminations.
PB92-1B8952/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Evaluation of Hydraulic Conductivities Calculated from Mul-
tiport-Permeameter Measurements.
PB92-144013/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of Immunotoxicity of an Urban Profile of Nitro-
gen Dioxide: Acute, Subchronic, and Chronic Studies.
PB92-113356/HEB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of NOx Emission Control Catalysts  for Power
Plant SCR Installations.
PB92-121276/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of NOx Emissions from TVA  Coal-Fired Power
Plants.
PB92-164813/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of Personal Cooling Devices for Dtoxin Clean-Up
Operation.
PB92-20689S/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Evaluation of Pilot ESP Performance with Elevated Load-
ings from Sorbent Injection Processes.
PB92-113117/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Evaluation of RADM Predictions  for a Mesoscale-beta Box
Volume over Northeastern Pennsylvania.
PB92-158492/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Evaluation of Research Prototype Vehicles Equipped with
Direct Injection Two-Stroke Cycle Engines.
PB92-143692/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of Sampling Alternatives for Bioaerosols. Phase
2: Viable Microorganism Sampling Efficiency.
PB92-1361B3/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Evaluation of Selected Lipid Methods for Normalizing Pol-
lutant Bioaccumulation.
PB92-124379/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Evaluation of Soil Venting Application. Ground Water Issue.
PB92-232362/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-235605/REB
                              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
Evaluation of Sorption Models in the Simulation of Naph-
thalene Transport Through Saturated Soils.
PB92-113190/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Evaluation of the Chemical  Resistance  of  Geotextiles,
Geonet and Pipe.
PB92-170562/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Evaluation of the Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer
for Particle-Associated Ammonium Sulfate Determination.
PB92-160084/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Evaluation of the Immunotoxicity of Orally Administered 2-
Methoxyacetic Acid in Fischer 344 Rats.
PB92-124601/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of the  Rackwrtz-Fiessler  Uncertainty Analysis
Method for Environmental Fate and Transport Models.
PB92-188879/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of VOC Emissions from Heated Roofing Asphalt.
PB92-115286/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Evaluation of VOST and SemiVOST  Methods for Haloge-
nated Compounds in the Clean Air Act Amendments Title
III, Bench and Laboratory Studies.
PB92-178979/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of Waste Stabilized by the Soliditech SITE Tech-
nology.
PB92-136878/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Evaluation of Wetland  Development  and Waterbird Re-
sponse at Elk Creek Wildlife Management Area, Lake Mills,
Iowa, 1961 to 1990.
PB92-153386/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of 10 Chemicals for Aneuploidy  Induction in the
Hexaptoid Wheat Assay.
PB92-113307/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Evaporation Rate of Volatile Liquids.  Final  Report, Second
Edition.
PB92-232305/REB              92-04  PC A09/MF A02

Examination  of the  Anticonvulsant Properties of Voltage-
Sensitive Calcium Channel Inhibitors in Amygdala Kindled
Seizures.
PB92-166776/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Example Emission Inventory Documentation for  Post-1987
Ozone State Implementation Plans (SIPs).
PB92-112176/REB              92-01  PC A18/MF A04

Example Environmental Assessment Report for Estuaries.
PB92-102656/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Excessive Cycling Converts PCR Products  to Random-
         jher Molecular Weight Fr:
Length Higher I
PB92-124577/REB
                            Fragments.
                              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
Experimental Design and Instrumentation for a Field Experi-
ment
AO-A2S2 680/4/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-217454/REB
                              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Inciner-
ation.
PB92-1269S2/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-150432/REB
                              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
Expert Systems Show Promise for Customer Inquiries. Man-
agement and Operations.
PB92-166636/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Exposure and Release Estimations for Filter Press and Tray
Dryer Operations Based on Pilot Plant Data.
PB92-1584SO/REB             92-01  PC A14/MF A03

Exposure Assessment Modeling for Hydrocarbon Spills into
the Subsurface: Sensitivity to Soil Properties.
PB92-191147/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 1. Be-
havioral Assessment.
PB92-189018/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Exposure of Humans to a Volatile  Organic Mixture. 2.  Sen-

PB92-164888/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 3.  In-
flammatory Response.
PB92-217223/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Extraction of Mercury from Groundwater Using Immobilized
Algae.
PB92-121367/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
Eyeblink Conditioning in the Developing Rat.
PB92-232982/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Facilitated Transport of Inorganic Contaminants in Ground
Water: Part 2. Colloidal Transport.
PB92-114503/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Facility Pollution Prevention Guide.
PB92-213206/REB              92-04   PC AOB/MF A02

Fate of 'Bacillus sphaericus1 2362 Spores Following Inges-
lion by Nontarget Invertebrates.
PB92-129774/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Fate of Commercial Disperse Dyes in Sediments.
PB92-101401/REB              92-Ot   PC A03/MF A01

Fate of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) in Soil Following
Stabilization with Quicklime.
PB92-114487/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Feasibility of Including Regional and Temporal VOC Emis-
sions Estimates in the EPA Emissions Trends Report.
PB92-216910/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Feline Bronchopulmonary Disease.
PB92-126879/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Fetal and Maternal Effects of Continual  Exposure of Rats
to 970-MHz Circularly-Polarized Microwaves.
PB92-227602/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Field  Demonstration of the  Linde Oxygen Combustion
System on the EPA Mobile Incinerator.
PB92-188838/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Field Performance of Woodbuming and Coalbuming Appli-
ances in Crested Burte during the 1989-90 Heating Season.
PB92-106921/REB              92-01   PC AOB/MF A02

Field  Performance of  Woodbuming  Stoves in  Crested
Butte, Colorado.
PB92-113133/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Field Studies for Control of Organics  and Disinfection By-
Products.
PB92-12420S/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Field-Testing Distribution Water Quality Models.
PB92-113182/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Field Testing Pesticide  Transport Models at a Cooperative
Test Site Near Plains, Georgia.
PB92-1S0473/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Final Quality Assurance Report for the Tampa, Florida Wet-
lands Study.
PB92-113000/REB              92-01   PC AM/MF A03

Fine Pore (Fine Bubble) Aeration Systems.
PB92-150366/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Fiscal Year 1991 Summary Report of NOAA Atmospheric
Sciences Modeling Division Support to  the U.S.  Environ-
mental Protection Agency.
PB92-217835/REB             92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Fish and Chemistry Data for the Upper Peninsula of Michi-
gan Report (for Microcomputers).
PB92-503085/REB                     92-04   CP D02

Fish Communities  in Lakes in Subregion  2B (Upper Penin-
sula of Michigan) in Relation to Lake Acidity. Volume  1 and
Volume 2: Appendices.  Data Tape Documentation.
PB92-169630/REB             92-04   PCA11/MFA03

Florida Radon Research Program: Technical Support for
the Development of Radon Resistant Construction Stand-
ards.
PB92-108109/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Fluid Modeling Simulation of Stack-Tip Downwash for Neu-
trally Buoyant Plumes.
PB92-166644/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01

Fluorescence Techniques for Metal-Humic Interactions.
PB92-101369/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01

Foliar Injury Symptoms and Pigment Concentrations in Red
Spruce Saplings in the Southern Appalachians.
PB92-113216/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Forest  Health Monitoring, New  England,  1990.  Annual
Report.
PB92-11301B/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Forest Health Monitoring Plot Design and Logistics Study.
PB92-116447/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sulfate.
 1. Sulfur Constituents and Net Retention.
PB92-1081B2/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sulfate:
2. Aluminum and Base  Cations.
PB92-150549/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

 Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sulfate:
 3.  Solubilization and  Composition of  Dissolved Organic
Carbon.
 PB92-150S64/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                        TITLE  INDEX
  Formation of Disinfection By-Products.
  PB92-124221/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Formation of Hemoglobin  Adducts of Acrylamide and Its
  Epoxide Metabolite Glycidamide in the Rat
  PB92-150523/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Formation of Transconjugants on Plating Media Following
  'In situ' Conjugation Experiments.
  PB92-180330/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technol-
  ogies  (3rd):  Domestic  and International.  Held in  Dallas,
  Texas on June 11-13,1991. Abstract Proceedings.
  PB92-233881/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

  Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technol-
  ogies  (3rd):  Domestic  and International.  Held in  Dallas,
  Texas on June 11-13.1991. Technical Papers.
  PB92-219732/REB              92-04  PC A22/MF A04

  Fractionaton of Complex  Combustion Mixtures Using an
  Ion-Exchange Methodology.
  PB92-126B87/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
  PB92-121235/HEB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  P692-150614/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Fuel Rich Sulfur Capture in a Combustion Environment
  PB92-205228/RE8             92-04  PCA02/MFA01

  Fuel Volatility Effects on Exhaust Emissions.
  PB92-110014/REB             92-O1  PC A03/MF A01

  Futt-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Paniculate
  and Organic Emissions from a Third World Residential
  Combustion Process. Ill Evaluation of a Potential Technique
  for the Control of Emissions from the Indoor, Open Health
  Combustion of Coal.
  PB92-206499/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Fun-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Particulate
  and Organic Emissions from a Third World Residential
  Combustion Process. 1. FacHty Description and Results of
  Tests of Three Rural China Residential Coals, a U.S. Coal.
  and Wood.
  P892-206596/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Fundamentals of Ground-Water Modeling.  Ground Water
  Issue.
  PB92-232354/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Fungicide BenornytfMethyl 1-arrcyO-2-Beraimida-
  zotocarbamate) Causes testicular Dysfunction by Inducing
  the Sloughing of Germ CeM and Occlusion of Efferent Due-
  P892-150796/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Fuzzy Logic Control of AC Induction Motors.
  PB92-180207/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  FY 1992  Themes for Regional Coordination  to Support
  Continuous Improvements of Superfund's  Remedial  Pro-

                               92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  GAC  Adsorption of a Mixture of Natural Organic Matter and
  VOCs in the Presence and Absence of Molecular Oxygen.
  P892-153782/HEB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Gas Chromatographic Ekitjon Patterns of Chlorinated Dtox-
  ins versus Column Polarity.
  PB92-1921S6/REB             92-01  PC AOz/MF A01

  Gene Probe for PO Messenger RNA Used to Index Acryl-
  amide Toxic Neuropathy in Rats.
  PB92-1439S7/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
  cides in the United States. Second Edfton.
  PB92-221811/REB             92-04  PC A13/MF A03

  General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
  cides in the United States. Second EdWon (for Microcom-
  puters).
  PB92-504356/REB                     92-04  CP 002

  General Methods for Remedial Operations Perfoimance
  Evaluations.
  PB92-166842/HEB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  Generation of Recombmant Bacutovrus via IJposome-Me-
  drated Transfection.
  PB92-143973/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

  Genetic Activity Profile Database.
  PB92-189091/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Genotowc Effects of Complex Marine Sediment Extracts on
  V79 Chinese Hamster Lung Fferoblasts.
  PB92-121318/REB             92-01  PC AOZ/MF A01

  Genotoncity in Mouse Lymphoma Cells of Chemicals Capa-
  ble of Michael Addrtion
  PB92-1204B4/REB             92-01  PC AOz/MF A01

  Genotoncity of Industrial Wastes and Effluents. A Review.
  PB92-227S94/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Geomembrane Anchorage Behavior Using a  Large Scale
  Puttout Apparatus.
  PB92-217124/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
GIS Technical Memorandum 3: Global Positioning Systems
Technology and Its Application in Environmental Programs.
PB92-169358/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Global Assessment of Promising  Forest Management Prac-
tices for Sequestration of Carbon.
PB92-153006/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change.
PB92-153741/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Global Carbon Cycle  and Climate Change: Responses and
Feedbacks from Below-Ground Systems.
PB92-121359/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Global Ecosystems Database. Version 0.1 (Beta-test). EPA
Global Climate Research Program. NOAA/NGDC Global
Change  Database Program. Prototype 1. Database Docu-
mentation. NGDC Key to Geophysical Records Documenta-
tion No. 25.
PB92-122803/REB              92-01  PC A16/MF A03

Granular Activated Carbon Treatment. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-1800S8/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Greenhouse Gases from SmaH-ScaJe Combustion in Devel-
    i Countries: A Pilot Study in Manila.
    M39369/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Gridded Model Information Support System (GMISS) User's
Guide. Volume 3. Model Concentration Data Retrieval Sub-
system.
PB92-190263/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Ground Water and Soil Contamination Remediation: Toward
Compatible  Science, Policy, and  Public Perception. Report
on a  Colloquium Sponsored by  the Water Science and
Technology Board. Colloquium 5 of a Series.
PB92-224179/REB              92-04  PC A12/MF A03

Ground-Water Issue:  The Effects of Well Casing Material
on Ground Water-Quality.
PB92-224724/REB              92-04  PCA03/MFA01

Ground Water Models: Scientific  and  Regulatory Applica-
tions.
PB82-224138/REB              92-04  PC A14/MF A03

Guidance Development Document for Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and New Source Performance Standards for the
Concrete Products. Point Source Category.
PB92-231943/REB              92-04  PC AM/MF A02

Guidance Document for Effluent Discharges from the  Auto
and Other Laundries. Point Source Category.
PB92-231927/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A03

Guidance for Data Useabiltty in Risk Assessment
PB92-963363/REB              92-04  PC AOZ/MF A01

Guidance for Data UseabiHty in Risk Assessment (Part A).
PB92-963356/REB              92-04  PC A13/MF A03

Guidance for Data UseabMty in Risk Assessment (Part  B).
PB92-963362/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Guidance for Performing Preliminary Assessments under
CERCLA.
PB92-963303/REB              92-01  PC A13/MF A03

Guidance for State Implementation of Water Quality Stand-
ards for CWA Section 303(C)(2)(B).
PB92-231604/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Guidance for State Water Monitoring and Wastekwd  Ado-
cstaon ProQfiVTts.
PB92-231612/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Guidance for Water Quality-Based Decisions:  The TMDL
Process
PB92-231620/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Guidance Manual for Pulp, Paper,  and Paperboard and
Builders' Paper and Board Mills Pretreatment Standards.
PB92-231638/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Guidance on Preparing Waste-in  Lists and Volumetric
Rankings for Release to Potentially Responsible Parties
(PRPs) under CERCLA.
P892-963606/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Guidance on Site Assessment Cooperative Agreements.
PB92-224385/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under  CERCLA:
Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening.
PB92-109073/REB              92-01  PC AOz/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under  CERCLA:
Aerobic  Biodegradation Remedy  Screening. Interim  Guid-
ance.
PB92-109065/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under  CERCLA:
Aerobic  Biodegradation Remedy  Screening. Quick Refer-
ence Fact Sheet
PB92-224377/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Guide for Conducting TreatabMty Studies under  CERCLA:
Chemical Dehatogenation.
PB92-169044/REB              92-O4  PC AOS/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under  CERCLA:
Chemical Dehatogenation. Final Report
PB92-231307/HEB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Soil Vapor Extraction. Interim Guidance.
PB92-227271/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet
PB92-224401/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-2312B1/REB
                              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Soil Washing. Interim Guidance.
PB92-170570/REB              92-01  PCA03/MFA01

Guide for Conducting Treatabitity Studies under CERCLA
Soil Washing: Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
P692-170588/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA
Solvent Extraction. Interim Guidance.
PB92-2395B1/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Solvent Extraction Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
PB92-239599/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Guide for the Application of Effluent Limitations Guidelines
for the Petroleum Refining Industry.
PB92-232057/REB              92-04  PC A11/MF A03

Guide for Using the Empirical Kinetics Modeling Approach
Interface (EKMAI).
PB92-196005/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Guide to Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes.
PB92-963353/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Guide to Principal Threat and Low Level Threat Wastes.
PB92-963345/REB              92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Guide to Removal Enforcement
PB92-963419/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Guide to Selected National Environmental Statistics In the
U.S. Government
PB92-201144/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

Guide to  Site and Soil Description for Hazardous Waste
Site Characterization. Volume 1. Metals.
PB92-1461SB/REB              92-01  PC A13/MF AM

Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
Model.
PB92-10B760/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
Mode) for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 1. Technical
Report
PB92-213222/REB              92-04  PC AO4/MF A01

Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
Model for Areawide  Carbon Monoxide. Volume 2. Appendi-
PB92-213230/REB
                             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
Guideline Series: Control of Volatile  Organic Compound
Emissions from  Reactor Processes and Distillation Oper-
ations Processes in the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manu-
facturing Industry.
PB92-180009/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A03

Guidelines for Asbestos NESHAP Demolition and Renova-
tion Inspection Procedures.
PB92-132S36/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Guidelines for Catastrophic Emergency Situations Involving
Asbestos.
PB92-218361 /REB             92-04  PC AM/MF A01

Guidelines for Conducting Early Life Stage Toxfcity Tests
with Japanese Medaka 'Oryzias latipes'.
PB92-137488/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Guidelines for Curturing the Japanese Mod oka. 'Oryzias la-
tipes'
PB92-137496/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Automotive ReSnishing
Industry.
PB92-129139/REB             92-01  PCA04/MFA01

Guides to Pollution Prevention: The FbergJass-Remforced
and Composite Plastics Industry.
PB91-227967/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A01

Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Marine Maintenance
and Repair Industry.
PB91-228817/HEB             92-01  PC AM/MF A01

Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Pharmaceutical tndus-

PB92-1000SO/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Photoprocessing Indus-

P692-129121/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A01

Handbook: Control Technologies for Hazardous  Air Pollut-
ants.
PB92-141373/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03
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                                                                       TITLE  INDEX
Handbook for Special Public Notification for Lead for Public
Drinking Water Suppliers.
PB92-164722/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Handbook of RCRA Ground-Water Monitoring Constituents.
Chemical and  Physical Properties (40 CFH Part 264, Ap-
pendix 9).
PB92-233287/REB              92-04  PC A13/MF A03

Handbook of State Management Practices, July 1984.
PB92-164755/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Handbook of Suggested Practices for the  Design and  In-
stallation of Ground-Water Monitoring Wells (Revised).
PB92-216886/REB              92-04  PCA11/MFA03

Handling and  Disposal  of  Sludges and  Residuals from
Combined Sewer Overflow Treatment.
PB92-158567/RE8              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Hazardous   Air  Pollutant  Program (HAP-PRO).   User's
Manual (for  Use  with  Version  1.0,  January-September,
1990).
PB92-135904/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Hazardous Air Pollutant Program (HAP-PRO). Version 1 (for
Microcomputers).
PB92-501212/REB                      92-01  CP 003

Hazardous Substance  Research Centers Program. Program
Summary FY 1991. Office of Exploratory Research.
PB92-224419/REB              92-04  PC A12/MF A03

Hazardous Waste Degradation by Wood Degrading Fungi.
PB92-217082/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Health  Advisory  for   Isopropyl  Methylphosphonic Acid
(IMPA).
PB92-232149/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Health Advisory for 2,4- and 2,6-Dinitrotoluene (DNT).
PB92-189315/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03

Health Assessment Document for  Talc.
PB92-239524/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Health Assessment Document for  Vermiculite.
PB92-166834/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Health Effects and Dose-Response  Assessment for  Hydro-
gen Chloride Following Short-Term Exposure.
PB92-161959/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01

Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables
PB92-921100/REB                92-01  Standing Order

Health Effects of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
PB92-110360/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Hearth Research to Support Risk Assessment.
PB92-188788/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Healthy Lawn, Healthy Environment. Caring for Your Lawn
in an Environmentally Friendly Way.
PB92-233899/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01

Hepatic Microsomal N-hydroxylation of Aniline  and 4-chlor-
oaniline by Rainbow Trout 'Onchorhyncus mykiss'.
PB92-227354/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Hepatocarcinogenicity of Chloral Hydrate, 2-Chloroacetalde-
hyde. and Dichloroacetic Acid in the Male B6C3F1 Mouse.
PB92-232990/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Heterotrophic  Bacteria  of the Freshwater Neuston and
Their Ability to Act as  Plasmid Recipients under  Nutrient
Deprived Conditions.
PB92-129766/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Hierarchical Stochastic Model of Large-Scale  Atmospheric
Circulation Patterns and Multiple Station Daily Precipitation.
PB92-217421/REB                     92-04  PC A03

High-Volume Impactor for Sampling Fine and Coarse Parti-
cles.
PB92-166727/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Higher Plant Accumulation of Organic Pollutants from Soils.
PB92-209378/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Homeowners  Exempted from Superfund  Cleanup Costs:
National Policy Overview.
PB92-963336/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Horsehead Resource Development Company, Inc.  Flame
Reactor Technology: Applications Analysis  Report.
P892-213214/RE8             92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Host Resistance to Murine Malaria in Mice Exposed to the
Adenosine Deaminase Inhibitor, 2'-Deoxycoformycin.
PB92-150812/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Host Resistance to Trichinella  spiralis'  Infection  in Rats
 and Mice:  Species-Dependent Effects of Cyclophospha-
 mide Exposure.
 PB92-233006/HEB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 How Much  Acidification  Has  Occurred in  Adirondack
 Region Lakes (New York, USA) since Preindustrial Times.
 PB92-180371/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Strain with Unusual In vitro
 Growth Potential Which Undergoes Neoplastic Transforma-
 tion after SV40 T Antigen Gene Transfection.
 PB92-206358/REB              92-04.  PC A03/MF A01
Human Carcinogenesis by Arsenic.
PB92-227578/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Human Exposure Model-ll: User's Guide.
PB92-186246/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Humic Substances and Contaminant Transport. A Review.
PB92-179753/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HVAC Systems in the Current Stock of U.S.  K-12 Schools.
PB92-218338/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Hydraulic Fracturing to Improve Nutrient and Oxygen Deliv-
ery for In situ Bioreclamation.
PB92-121334/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Hydrogenase-Linked Gene in 'Methanobacterium thermoau-
totroprwcum' Strain DeltaH Encodes a Polyferredoxin,
P892-206234/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Hydroxyl Radical Formation in Aqueous Reactions (pH 3-8)
of Iron(ll) with Hydrogen Peroxide: The Photo-Fenton Reac-
tion.
PB92-153824/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

I/M Network Type: Effects on Emission Reductions, Cost,
and Convenience. Technical Information Document.
PB92-104447/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Identification and Characterization of Missing or Unaccount-
ed for Area Source Categories.
PB92-139377/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03

Identification of a Senior Superfund Official for Addressing
Special NPL Site-Related Issues.
PB92-963277/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Identification of Sources of Ground-Water Salinization Using
Geochemical Techniques.
PB92-119650/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03

Illinois  Lake  Management  Program  Act Administrative
Framework Plan.
PB92-206879/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Illinois Water Quality Report, 1990-1991.
PB92-223023/REB             92-04  PC A19/MF A04

IM240  Transient  I/M Dynamometer Driving Schedule  and
the Composite I/M Test Procedure.
PB92-104405/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Immature Rat Leydig Cells  are Intrinsically Less  Sensitive
Than Adult Leydig Cells to Ethane Dimethanesulfonate.
PB92-232842/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01

Immunohistochemical  Detection of  P21   'ras' and P110
'myc' Oncogene Expression in Regenerating Rat Liver.
PB92-188895/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Impact of Conservation Tillage Use on- Soil  and Atmospher-
ic Carbon in me Contiguous United  States
PB92-113448/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Impact of Methanol and CNG Fuels on Motor Vehicle Toxic
Emissions.
PB92-110378/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Impacts of Climate Change on Rice Yield: Evaluation of  the
Efficacity of Different Modeling Approaches.
PB92-188754/REB              92-01 PC A04/MF A01

Implementation  of  the  Alternative Remedial  Contracting
Strategy (ARCS)  Task Force Recommendations:  Transmit-
tal of the Implementation Plan.
PB92-963258/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Implementation of the Superfund Alternative Remedial Con-
tracting Strategy (ARCS):  Report  of  the Administrator's
Task Force.  Implementation Plan.
PB92-963201/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Implementing 'In vitro'  Models in the Hazard Identification
and Risk Assessment Process.
PB92-188796/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Implementing Protective Actions for Radiological Incidents
at Other Than Nuclear Power Reactors. Proceedings of a
Workshop.  Held  in Montgomery,  Alabama on September
25-26, 1991.
PB92-192764/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Improved Method for Estimating Molecular  Weights of Vola-
tile Organic  Compounds  from Low Resolution Mass Spec-
tra.
PB92-166685/REB             92-01   PC  A03/MF A01

 Improved  Sample  Recovery in Thermocycle Sequencing
 Protocols.
 P892-124593/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01

 Improvement in the Diagnostic Potential of (32)P-Postlabel-
 ing Analysis Demonstrated by the  Selective Formation  and
 Comparative Analysis  of   Nitrated-PAH-Derived  Adducts
 Arising from Diesel Particle Extracts.
 PB92-110485/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Improvement of  Performance of Variable  Probability Sam-
 pling Strategies.
 PB92-180264/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Improvement of  PMN Review Procedures  to Estimate Pro-
 tective Clothing Performance. Executive Summary Report.
 PB92-105691/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF  A01
In-situ Bioremediation of Contaminated Ground Water.
PB92-224336/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

In situ Soil Flushing. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-180025/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

In  vitro/In vivo Comparison  of  Yolk-Sac  Function and
Embryo Development.
PB92-150804/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

In vitro Lymphocyte Proliferation Assays: The Mitogen-Stim-
ulated Response and the Mixed Lymphocyte  Reaction in
Immunotoxicity Testing.
PB92-126911/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

In vitro Screening Batteries for Neurotoxicants (Journal Arti-
cle).
PB92-206408/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
In vitro Teratology.
PB92-124700/REB
                              92-01  PCA02/MFA01
Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines.
PB92-190107/RES              92-01   PC E99/MF E99

Inactive  and Abandoned  Noncoal  Mines.  Volume  1.  A
Scoping Study.
PB92-190115/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Inactive and  Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume 2.  State
Reports.
PB92-190123/REB              92-01   PCA19/MFA04

Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines.  Volume 3. Appen-
dix: State Reports.
PB92-190131/REB              92-01   PC A14/MF A03

Incineration Data on Arsenic and Lead Emissions.
PB92-179043/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Increased Reproduction by Mysids ('Mysidopsis bahia') Fed
with Enriched 'Artemia' spp. Nauplii.
PB92-108034/REB              92-01   PCA02/MFA01

Increasing Scientific Power with Statistical Power.
PB92-217199/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Indicators for Monitoring Biodiversity: A Hierarchical Ap-
proach.
PB92-108117/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Indoor Air Assessment: A Review of Indoor Air Quality Risk
Characterization Studies.
PB92-109107/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Indoor Air-Assessment: An Inventory of  Indoor Air Quality
Research in the United States: 1989-1990.
PB92-114545/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Indoor Air Pollutants from  Household  Product  Sources:
Project Report.
PB92-136837/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Indoor Air Pollutants from Unvented Kerosene Heater Emis-
sions in  Mobile Homes: Studies on  Particles, Semivolatile
Organics, Carbon Monoxide, and Mutagenicitv.
PB92-113232/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Indoor Air Quality Data Base for Organic  Compounds.
PB92-158468/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Indoor Radon and  Radon Decay Product Measurement
Device Protocols.
PB92-206176/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Induction of Cytochrome P-450-IA1 in Juvenile Fish by Cre-
osote-Contaminated Sediment.
PB92-129790/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Induction of Gastrointestinal Tract Nuclear Anomalies in
B6C3F1  Mice  by   3-Chloro-4-(Dichloromethyl)-5-Hydroxy-
2(5H)-Furanone and  3,4-(Dichloro)-5-Hydroxy-2(5H)-Furan-
one, Mutagenic Byproducts of Chlorine Disinfection.
PB92-164938/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Induction of Micronuclei  by X-radiation  in  Human, Mouse
and Rat  Peripheral  Blood Lymphocytes.
PB92-113315/REB              92-01   PCA02/MFA01

 Induction of  Nuclear Anomalies in the Gastrointestinal Tract
 by Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
 PB92-164896/REB
                              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 Induction  of  Prophage Lambda by Chlorinated  Organics:
 Detection of Some Single-Species/Single-Site Carcinogens.
 PB92-195841/REB              92-01  PCA03/MFA01

 Industrial Pollution Prevention Opportunities for the 1990s.
 PB91-220376/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 Ineffectiveness of Cough for Enhancing Mucus Clearance
 in Asymptomatic Smokers.
 PB92-233022/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 Inferences about Solute Transport in  Macroporous  Forest
 Soils from Time Series Models.
 PB92-150572/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Influence of Chlordimelorm on Alpha-Adrenergic  Receptor-
 Associated Mechanisms of Hormonal Regulation in the Rat:
 Pituitary and Adrenocortical Secretion.
 PB92-143908/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                             TI-11

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                                                                         TITLE  INDEX
  Influence of  Constant  and Fluctuating  Salinity on  Re-
  sponses of 'Mysidopsis bahia'  Exposed to Cadmium in a
  Life-Cycle Test.
  PB92-106042/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Influence of Experimental Conditions on the Liquid Second-
  ary Ion Mass Spectra of Sulfonated Azo Dyes.
  PB92-124361/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Influence of Size on Fate and Ecological Effects of Kepone
  in Physical Models.
  PB92-121326/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Information Integration  for Environmental Monitoring and
  Assessment: An Annotated Bibliography.
  PB92-227461/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  INFOTERRA/USA Directory of Environmental Sources.
  PB92-102433/REB             92-01   PC A20/MF A04

  Infrared Spectroscopy-Based Property-Reactivity Correla-
  tions for Predicting Environmental Fate of Organic Chemi-
  cals.
  PB92-232925/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Innovative Treatment Technologies: Overview and Guide to
  Information Sources.
  PS92-179001/REB             92-01   PC A20/MF A04

  Innovative Treatment  Technologies:  Semi-Annual  Status
  Report. (Third Edition).
  PB92-173210/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

  Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document 2/3.
  PB92-114297/REB             92-O1   PC A03/MF A01

  Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document 4.
  PB92-114305/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Inorganic Chemical Characterization  of Water  Treatment
  Plant Residuals.
  PB92-198563/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02

  Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening  System (ICCSS)
  Software (SOW March  1990) (Version 1) (for Microcomput-
  ers).
  PB92-501519/REB                     92-01  CP D02

  Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System Software
  for the PC  (SOW March 1990 Version 1) User Manual.
  PB92-145598/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02

  Inside the  Hotline: A Compilation of  1991  Monthly Hotline
  Reports.
  PB92-131390/HEB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  Inspection Techniques for the Fabrication of Geomembrane
  FiaM Seams.
  PB92-188770/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Integrating On-Board  Diagnostic System  Capabilities into
  the Inspection and Repair Functions of I/M Programs.
  PB92-104454/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Integrating Sustainable  Agriculture. Ecology, and Environ-
  mental Policy. Proceedings of a Workshop Held in Arling-
  ton. Virginia, on July 22-23. 1991.
  PB92-137975/REB             92-01   PC A11/MF A03

  Intelligent Processing Equipment within  the Environmental
  Protection Agency.
  N92-24997/B/REB
                                                92-01
            (Order as N92-24987/9/REB. PC AtO/MF A03)

  PB92-217330/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Interactive Effects of AkJnn, Cydohexylamine, 2.4-Diamino-
  tokiene and Two Phorbol Esters on Metabolic Cooperation
  between V79 Cells.
  PB92-108026/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling  (IWAOM)
  Work Plan Rationale.
  PB92-213248/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Intercompanson of Sampling Techniques for Nicotine in
  Indoor Environments.
  PB92-110402/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Intenm Protocol for the Evaluation of Survival of Genetically
  Engineered Microorganisms by Simulating the Aerial Envi-
  ronment Using a Freeze-Drying Procedure.
  PB92-217470/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Interiaboratory Comparison of Motor Activity Experiments:
  Implications for Neurotoxicological Assessments
  P892-143916/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Interiaboratory Comparison of  Thermospray and Particle
  Beam  Liquid  Chromatography/Mass  Spectrometry  Inter-
  faces  Evaluation of a Chlorinated Phenoxy Acid Herbicide
  Liquid   Chromatography/Mass   Spectrometry   Analysis
  Method
  PB92-124734/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Intei-laboratory Study  of  Cellular Fluorescence Intensity
  Measurements with Fluorescein-Labeted Microbead  Stand-
  ards
  PB92-153681/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  PB9Z-1S3899/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  international  Symposium on Field Screening Methods  for
  Hazardous Wastes and  Toxic Chemicals  (2nd).  Proceed-
  ings Held in Las Vegas. Nevada on February 12-14.  1991.
  PB92-125764/REB             92-O1   PC A99/MF EOS
Interspecies Comparisons of  A'D Ratios: A/D Ratios Are
Not Constant Across Species.
PB92-143965/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Interspecies Cytogenetic Comparisons: Studies with X-Radi-
ation and Bleomycin Sulfate.
PB92-227438/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Interspecies Sensitivity to Chemical Carcinogens: Relation-
ships  between Mouse Skin Tumors and  Human  Lung
Cancer.
PB92-158674/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Intersubject Variability in Human Acute Ozone Responsive-
ness. Symposium Proceedings.
PB92-158666/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Introduction and Summary. Genotoxicriy and Carcinogen-
icity Databases: An Assessment of the Present Situation.
PB92-188986/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01

Introduction to Water Quality Standards.
PB92-231646/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Investigation of RADM Performance  Using  Aircraft Meas-
urements.
PB92-152974/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Is Your Drinking Water Safe.
PB92-232198/REB
                             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
Isolation and Culture of Leydig Cells from Adult Rats.
PB92-166321/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Kinetic Properties of Malic Dehydrogenase from  Three Cul-
tivars of Rice.
PB92-178995/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Kinetics of Chemical Weathering: A Comparison of Labora-
tory and Field Weathering Rates (Chapter 17)
PB92-143858/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Kinetochore-Staining of Spermatid Micronuclei:  Studies of
Mice Treated with X-Radiation or Acrylamide.
PB92-188994/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Laboratory and Field Evaluations of a Methodology for De-
termining Hexavalent Chromium Emissions  from Stationary
Sources.
PB92-101336/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Laboratory and Field Studies on BTEX Biodegradation in a
Fuel-Contaminated Aquifer under Denitrifying Conditions.
PB92-121227/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Laboratory Spawning of Topsmelt, 'Atherinops affinis'. with
Notes on Culture and Growth of Larvae.
PB92-1957S9/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Land Manager's Guide to Water Quality Monitoring.
PB92-132802/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Land-Surface Hydrology Parameterization with Subgrid Vari-
ability for General Circulation Models.
PB92-217447/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Landfill  Gas Energy Utilization: Technology Options and
Case Studies.
PB92-203116/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02

Landfill Gas Recovery/Utilization: Options and Economics.
PB92-217066/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Landfill Gas Utilization: Options, Benefits, and Barriers.
PB92-195916/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF AQ1

Landfill Leachate Effects on Sorption of Organic Micropoliu-
tants onto Aquifer Materials.
PB92-19B597/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Landfill  Leachate Effects  on  Transport of Organic Sub-
stances in Aquifer Materials (Chapter 16).
PB92-198225/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Lead and Copper Rule Guidance Manual. Volume 1 Moni-
toring.
PB92-112101/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03

Lead in School Drinking Water.
PB92-137439/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Leaf Photosynthetic and Water Relations  Responses  for
'Valencia' Orange Trees Exposed to Oxidant Air Pollution.
PB92-153857/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Leaking Underground Storage  Tanks and  Health: Under-
standing Health Risks from Petroleum Contamination.
PB92-184969/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Letters to the Editor.
PB92-227560/REB
                              92-04   PCA01/MFA01
Life History and Toxicotogica! Comparisons of Temperate
and Subtropical Mysids.
PB92-124304/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Lignocellulosic-Plastic Composites from Recycled Materials
PB92-126861/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Limitations of the Fluorescent Probe Viability Assay
PB92-113166/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Limited PCS Antagonism of TCDD-lnduced Malformations
in Mice.
PB92-166768/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Limited-Use Chemical Protective Clothing for EPA Super-
fund Activities.
PB92-143494/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Liquid and Gaseous Fuel Distribution System.
PB92-115203/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of Sty-
rene, Interim Report.
PB92-126788/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Long-Path FTIR Measurements of Volatile  Organic  Com-
pounds in an Industrial Setting (July 1989-April 1991).
PB92-206424/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Long-Term Changes in the Areal Extent of Tidal Marshes,
Eelgrass Meadows and Kelp Forests of Puget Sound.
PB92-104496/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Long-Term Neurochemical and  Behavioral Effects Induced
by Acute Chtorpyrifos Treatment.
PB92-206366/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Long-Term Trends in Puget Sound Marine Fishes. Selected
Data Sets.
PB92-104488/HEB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Lotus 1-2-3-Based System tor  Recording and Maintaining
Body Weight of Laboratory Animals.
PB92-158625/REB              92-01  PCA02/MFA01

Making It Work: Title 3 Compliance. The Public's Right-to-
Know.
PB92-224690/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Managing Contaminated Sediments.  EPA Decision-Making
Processes.
PB92-231653/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

MANE: A Multiphase, Aqueous,  Non-Steady State, Equilibri-
um Model for Simulating Soil-Water Interactions.
PB92-143817/REB              92-01  PCA03/MFA01

Manual for  Non-CFC Aerosol Packaging: Conversion from
CFC to Hydrocarbon Propellants.
PB92-101344/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03

Manual for the Certification of Laboratories Analyzing Drink-
ing Water Criteria and Procedures Quality Assurance. Third
Edition. Change 1.
PB92-150390/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Manual of Individual and Non-Public Water Supply Systems.
PB92-117944/REB              92-01  PC A09/MF A02

Manual of Protective Action Guides and Protective Actions
for Nuclear Incidents.
PB92-164763/REB              92-01  PC A12/MF A03

Manual of Small Public Water Supply Systems
PB92-117936/REB              92-01  PCA10/MFA03

Mapping Toxicant-Induced Nervous System Damage with a
Cupric Silver Stain: A Quantitative Analysis of Neural De-
generation  Induced by  3,4-Memylenedioxymethampheta-
mine (MDMA) (Revised).
PB92-217389/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Marine Debris Survey Manual.
PB92-103456/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02
Markets for Scrap Tires.
PB92-115252/REB
                              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
Material Recovery Facilities for Municipal Solid Waste.
PB92-137512/REB              92-01   PCA08/MFA02

Measurement and Prediction of the Resistivity of Ash/Sor-
bent Mixtures Produced by Sulfur Oxide Control Processes.
PB92-126812/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Measurement of Behavioral Thermoregulation.
PB92-217033/REB              92-04   PCA03/MFA01

Measurement of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Soils
and  Sediments by Particle-Beam/High-Performance Liquid
Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry.
PB92-188721/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Measurement of the Biotransfer  and Time Constant  of
Radon from Ingested Water by Human Breath Analysis.
PB92-189026/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Measurement of Tyrosine Hydroxylase Apoenzyme Protein
by Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent  Assay (ELISA): Effects
of 1-Methyl-4-Phenyl-1.2,3,6-Tetrahydropyridine  (MPTP) on
Striatal Tyrosine Hydroxylase Activity and Content.
PB92-209345/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Measurement Solution: Using a Temporary Total Enclosure
for Capture Efficiency Testing.
PB92-190271/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Measuring Sexual Behavior in the Female Rat.
PB92-179076/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Memorandum of Understanding between the National Oce-
anic and Atmospheric Administration and the U.S. Environ-
mental Protection Agency Concerning the Notification and
Coordination  of Activities Pursuant to the Comprehensive
Environmental Response. Compensation, and Liability Act.
PB92-963281/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                       TITLE  INDEX
Mercury Deposition and Sources lor the Upper Great Lakes
Region.
PB92-120500/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Mercury in the St.  Louis  River,  Mississippi River,  Crane
Lake,  and Sand Point Lake: Cycling,  Distribution,  and
Sources. Report to the Legislative Commission on Minne-
sota Resources.
PB92-195957/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Metabolism of Benzo(a)Pyrene and Persistence of DMA Ad-
ducts in the Brown Bullhead 'Ictalurus nebulosus'.
PB92-189067/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Metals in Ground Water: Sampling Artifacts  and Reproduc-
ibility
PB92-227479/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Meteorological  and Site Influences Affecting the Compari-
son of  Nephelometer and  Photographic Determinations  of
Light Extinction at Rural Sites in the Eastern  United States.
PB92-195999/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Method 25: Determination  of Total Gaseous Non-Methane
Organic Emissions as Carbon from Stationary Sources.
PB92-113026/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Method 1624: Volatile Organic Compounds by Isotope Dilu-
tion GCMS; Method 1625: Semivolatile Organic Compounds
by Isotope Dilution GCMS.
PB92-231976/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Methodological Issues in Human  Exposure Studies of Low
Level Solvent Mixtures.
PB92-233030/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Methodologies  for Evaluating  In situ  Bioremediation  of
Chlorinated Solvents.
PB92-146943/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Methodology for Assessing Environmental Releases of and
Exposure to Municipal Solid Waste Combustor Residuals.
PB92-109149/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Methods for  Aquatic  Toxicity  Identification  Evaluations
Phase 1 Toxicity Characterization Procedures. Second Edi-
tion.
PB92-100072/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Methods for Assessing Rat Sperm Motility.
PB92-195825/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Methods tor  Measuring the Acute Toxicity of Effluents and
Receiving Waters to Freshwater and  Marine Organisms
(Fourth Edition).
PB91-167650/REB              92-01   PC A14/MF A03

Methods for  the Detection of Microorganisms in the Envi-
ronment.
PB92-137454/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Methods for  the  Determination of Nonconventional Pesti-
cides in Municipal and Industrial Wastewater.
PB92-190289/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

Methods for the  Determination of Organic  Compounds in
Drinking Water. Supplement 2.
PB92-207703/REB              92-04  PC A12/MF A03

Methods of  Assessing Responses of Trees, Stands and
Ecosystems to Air Pollution (Chapter 7).
PB92-180231/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Methods Used in Determination of Cholinesterase Activity.
PB92-179035/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Microbial Degradation of Flurtamone  in  Three  Georgia
Soils.
PB92-101682/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Microbial Degradation of  Toluene under Sulfate-Reducing
Conditions and the Influence of Iron on the Process.
PB92-166735/REB               92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Microbial Transport through  Porpus Media: The Effects of
Hydraulic Conductivity and Injection Velocity.
PB92-150465/RE8               92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Microbiological Changes in Source Water  Treatment:  Re-
flections in Distribution Water Quality.
PB92-217363/REB               92-04 PC A03/MF A01

Mineral Weathering  Rates in Acid-Sensitive Catchments:
Extrapolation of Laboratory Experiments to the Field.
PB92-153030/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Mining Sites on the  National Priorities List: NPL Site Sum-
mary Reports.
PB92-124759/REB                      92-01   PC E99

 Mining Sites on the  National Priorities List: NPL Site Sum-
 mary Reports. Volume 1  (Aluminum  Company of America
 (Vancouver Smelter) to Cleveland Mill)
 PB92-124767/REB                      92-01   PC A99

 Mining Sites on the  National Priorities List: NPL Site Sum-
 mary Reports. Volume 2 (Commencement  Bay Nearshore/
 Tideflats to Kerr McGee) (Kress Creek,  Reed-Keppler Park,
 Residential Areas, Sewage Treatment Plant)
 PB92-124775/REB                      92-01   PC A99

 Mining Sites on the National Pnorities List: NPL Site Sum-
 mary  Reports. Volume  3  (Kerr-McGee  Chemical Corp.
 (Soda Springs Plant) to Ormet Corp).
 PB92-124783/REB                      92-01   PC A99
Mining Sites on the National Priorities List: NPL Site Sum-
mary Reports. Volume 4 (Oronogo-Duenweg Mining Belt to
Tar Creek).
PB92-124791/REB                     92-01  PC A99

Mining Sites on the National Priorities List: NPL Site Sum-
mary Reports. Volume 5 (Teledyne Wah Chang to Wayne
Interim Storage Facility/W.R. Grace).
PB92-124809/REB                     92-01  PC A99

Mixed-Species Colonization of Solid Surfaces in Laboratory
Biofilms.
PB92-195692/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Mobile Air-Conditioning Recycling Manual.
PB92-235688/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Model of Additive Effects of Mixtures of Narcotic Chemi-
cals.
PB92-108174/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Model of Virus Transport in Unsaturated Soil.
PB92-119957/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Modeling Air Flow Dynamics in Radon Mitigation Systems:
A Simplified Approach.
PB92-120427/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Modeling Contaminant Transport  through Subsurface Sys-
tems.
PB92-1791WREB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Modeling of Nonpoint Source Water Quality  in Urban and
Non-urban Areas.
PB92-109115/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Modeling Radon  Entry into  Florida Houses with Concrete
Slabs and Concrete-Block Stem Walls.
PB92-201128/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Modeling Studies for Planning: The Green Bay Project.
PB92-136944/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Modeling Wave  Form Effects in ESPs: The  Algorithm  in
ESPM and ESPVI.
PB92-121243/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Modellierung und Simulation des Verhaltens von Umwelt-
chemikalien in Boeden und Pflanzen (Modeling and Simula-
tion of the Effect of (Environmental) Chemicals in Soil and
in Plants).
PB92-143825/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Modelling Individuals Employing an Integrated Energy Re-
sponse: Application to 'Daphnia
PB92-179829/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Modification of an Index of Biotic Integrity Based on Fish
Assemblages  to  Characterize Rivers  of the Seine Basin,
France.
PB92-180322/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Modifications to Reduce Drag Out at a Printed Circuit Board
Manufacturer.
PB92-198555/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Modulation  of Human Alveolar Macrophage Properties  by
Ozone Exposure In vitro.
PB92-113281/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Monitoring and Research Strategy for Forests-Environmen-
tal Monitoring and Assessment Program.
PB92-146208/REB             92-01   PC A09/MF A02

Monitoring Guidelines to Evaluate Effects of Forestry Activi-
ties on Streams in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
PB92-104520/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02

Monitoring Human Tissues for Toxic Substances.
PB92-223239/REB             92-04  PC A10/MF A03

Monitoring of the Estrous Cycle  in the Laboratory  Rodent
by Vaginal Lavage.
PB92-179068/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Morphological Transformation and DNA Adduct Formation
by Benz(j)aceanthrylene and Its  Metabolites in C3H10T1/
2CL8 Cells: Evidence for Both Cyclopenta-Ring  and Bay-
Region  Metabolic Activation Pathways.
PB92-150762/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Mosquito Control Pesticides: Adverse Impacts to Freshwa-
ter Aquatic and Marine Organisms.
 PB92-195890/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Multi-Media Investigation Manual.
 PB92-161553/REB              92-01  PC A12/MF A03

 Multifactor Potency Scheme for Comparing the Carcinogen-
 ic Activity of Chemicals.
 PB92-188911/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Multimedia Approaches to  Pollution Control: A Symposium
 Proceedings.
 PB92-223171/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

 Multiphase Chemical Transport in Porous Media.
 PB92-205640/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 Multispectral Identification  of Alkyl and Chloroalkyl Phos-
 phates from an Industrial Effluent.
 PB92-124353/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Murine Cytomegalovirus Host Resistance Models.
 PB92-217025/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
Mutagenicity of Emissions from the Simulated Open Burn-
ing of Scrap Rubber Tires.
PB92-217009/REB              92-04   PCA04/MFA01

Mutants of 'Pseudomonas cepacia' G4 Defective in Catabo-
lism of Aromatic Compounds and Trichloroethylene.
PB92-129741/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Myelin Basic Protein-Messenger RNA (MBP-mRNA) Expres-
sion during Triethyltin-lnduced Myelin Edema.
PB92-150861/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NATICH Data Base Report on State, Local  and EPA  Air
Toxics Activities, September 1991.
PB92-143700/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF A06

National Acid  Precipitation Assessment  Program (NAPAP)
Emissions Inventory, 1985 (Version 2). Development of the
Annual Data and Modelers' (for Microcomputers).
PB92-501139/REB                      92-01  CP O04

National Air Pollutant Emission Estimates 1940-1990.
PB92-152859/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A02

National Air Quality and Emissions Trends Report, 1990.
PB92-141555/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02

National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices Related
to Air Toxics. Index, 1991.
PB92-111913/REB              92-01   PC A21/MF A04

National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices Related
to Air Toxics. Volume 5. Citations, 1991.
PB92-111830/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03

National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Ongoing Re-
search and Regulatory Development Projects.
PB92-111905/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03

National  Estuary  Program After Four Years. A  Report  to
Congress.
PB92-233154/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02

National Home and  Garden Pesticide Use Survey.
PB92-174721/REB               92-01   PC E99/MF E99

National  Home and Garden  Pesticide  Use Survey Final
Report. Executive Summary.
PB92-174739/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

National  Home and Garden  Pesticide  Use  Survey. Final
Report. Volume 1. Executive  Summary. Results, and Rec-
ommendations.
PB92-174747/REB              92-01  PC A16/MF A03

National  Home and Garden  Pesticide  Use  Survey. Final
Report. Volume  2. Survey  Design,  Implementation,  and
Analysis Methods.
PB92-174754/REB               92-01  PC A07/MF A02

National  Oil  and Hazardous Substances  Pollution Contin-
gency Plan (The NCP).
PB92-963261/REB               92-01  PCA15/MFA03

National Priorities List Sites: Alabama.
PB92-963223/REB               92-01   PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Alaska.
PB92-963251/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

National  Priorities List Sites: American Samoa, Guam, and
the Trust Territories.
PB92-963242/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

National  Priorities List Sites: Arizona and Nevada.
PB92-963216/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 National Priorities List Sites: Arkansas.
 PB92-963220/HEB              92-01
                                      PC A04/MF A01
 National Priorities List Sites: California and Hawaii.
 PB92-963239/REB              92-01   PCA11/MFA03
                                      PC AOS/MF A01
 National Priorities List Sites: Colorado.
 PB92-963237/REB              92-01
 National Priorities List Sites: Connecticut.
 PB92-963203/REB
                                               92-01
           see individual report for order number and price

 National Priorities List Sites: Delaware.
 PB92-963228/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 National Priorities List Sites: Florida.
 PB92-963250/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

 National Priorities List Sites: Georgia.
 PB92-963226/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 National Priorities List Sites: Idaho.
 PB92-963219/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 National Priorities List Sites: Illinois.
 PB92-963248/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02

 National Priorities List Sites: Indiana.
 PB92-963249/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
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                                                                        TITLE INDEX
  National Priorities List Sites: Iowa.
  PB92-963234/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Kansas.
  PB92-963213/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Kentucky.
  PB92-963227/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Louisiana.
  PB92-963222/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Maine.
  PB92-963204/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Maryland.
  PB92-96321B/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Massachusetts.
  PB92-963206/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Michigan.
  PB92-963247/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  National Priorities List Sites: Minnesota.
  PB92-963211/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  National Priorities List Sites: Mississippi.
  PB92-963224/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Missouri.
  PB92-963214/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Montana.
  PB92-96323S/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Nebraska.
  PB92-963233/HEB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: New Hampshire.
  PB92-963205/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: New Jersey.
  PB92-963241/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03

  National Priorities List Sites: New Mexico.
  PB92-963232/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: New York.
  PB92-963208/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  National Priorities List Sites: North Carolina
  P892-963209/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  National  Priorities  Ust Sites:  North Dakota  and South
  Dakota.
  PB92-963236/HEB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Ohio.
  PB92-963246/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A02

  National Priorities List Sites: Oklahoma.
  PB92-963221/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Oregon.
  PB92-963245/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Pennsylvania.
  PB92-963240/REB             92-01  PC A11/MF A03

  National Priorities List Sites: Puerto Rico.
  P692-963207/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Rhode Island.
  PB92-963230/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites Set (1991).
  PB92-963253/REB             92-01  PC EM/MF E99

  National Priorities List Sites: South Carolina.
  PB92-963210/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Tennessee.
  PB92-963225/REB             92-01  PC AO4/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Texas.
  P892-963212/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  National Priorities List Sites: Utah.
  PB92-963215/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF AQ1

  National Priorities List Sites: Vermont
  PB92-963231/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  National Priorities List Sites: Virginia.
  PB92-963217/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  National Priorities Ust Sites: Washington.
  PB92-963244/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  National Priorities List Sites: West Virginia.
  PB92-963229/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A01

  National Priorities Ust Sites: Wisconsin.
  PB92-963243/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

  National Priorities List Sites: Wyoming.
  PB92-963238/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  National Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP) Program. Pro-
  ficiency Report, January 1992.
  PB92-120914/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  National Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP) Program. Pro-
  ficiency Report. July 1992.
  PB92-206150/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
National Radon Measurement Proficiency Program: Individ-
ual Proficiency Report.
PB92-169473/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

National Survey of Hazardous Waste Generators and Treat-
ment, Storage,  Disposal, and Recycling Facilities  in 1986.
Hazardous Waste Generation and Management.
PB92-123025/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03

National Toxicology Program: Annual Plan for Fiscal Year
1991.
PB92-189158/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03

National Toxicology Program:  Review of Current DHHS.
DOE, and EPA Research Related to Toxicology, Fiscal
Year 1991.
PB92-189141/REB             92-01  PC A14/MF A03

National Water Quality Inventory. 1990 Report to Congress.
PB92-227800/REB             92-04  PCA11/MFA03

NATO Workshop on the Atmospheric Methane Cycle. Held
in  Mt.  Hood,  Oregon on  October 6-11, 1991.  Working
Group Report on Methane Sources and Sinks.
PB92-180256/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Natural Basement Ventilation as a  Radon Mitigation Tech-
nique.
PB92-1669S8/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Natural Enemy  Risk Assessment (NERISK)  (for  Microcom-
puters).
PB92-500446/REB                     92-01  CP D06

Natural Enemy Risk Assessment (NERISK) User's Manual.
PB92-114990/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Natural Gas Vehicle  Challenge: EPA Emissions and  Fuel
Economy Testing, 1992.
PB92-217926/RE8             92-04  PC AM/MF A01

Neanthes Long-Term Exposure Experiment. Further Evalua-
tion of the Relationship between juvenile Growth  and Re-
productive Success.
PB92-166891/RE8             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Near-Continuous Measurement of  Hydrogen Sulfide and
Carbonyl Sulfide by an Automatic Gas Chromatograph.
P892-150S98/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Neonatal Exposure to Triethyltin Disrupts Olfactory  Discrimi-
nation Learning in Preweanling Rats.
PB92-124726/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Neonatal Exposure to Trimethyltin Disrupts Spatial  Delayed
Alternation Learning in Preweanling  Rats.
PB92-124718/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

NERISK: An Expert System to Enhance  the Integration of
Pesticides with Anthropod Biological Control.
PB92-124254/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Neural Factors in the  Development  of Renal Function.
Effect of Neonatal  Central  Catecholaminergic Lesions with
6-Hydroxydopamine.
PB92-120492/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Neurobehavioral Evaluation System (NES) and School Per-
formance.
P892-124585/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Neurobehavioral Toxicology. Chapter 2.
PB92-166347/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Neurabiotogical Effects of Cotoriicine Modulation by Nerve
Growth Factor.
PB92-158633/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Neuroendocrine Responses to Social Regulation of Puberty
in the Female House Mouse.
PB92-179779/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

New Action for Topoisomerase Inhibitors.
PB92-110451/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

New Developments in Emission Projection Methodologies.
PB92-139393/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

New Methods  for  the  Assessment of Immunotowcity of
Chemical Substances.
PB92-232859/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

New  Perspectives in Aquatic  Redox Chemistry: Abiotic
Transformations of Pollutants  in  Groundwater  and Sedi-
ments.
PB92-166628/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

New Two-Phase Flow and Transport Model with Interphase
Mass Exchange.
PB92-206564/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

NEXRAO Precipitation Information Application  Forum Cli-
mate and Global Change.
PB92-180082/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Nitrate Occurence  in U.S. Waters (and Related Questions).
A Reference Summary of Published Sources from an Agri-
cultural Perspective.
PB92-155696/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Nitric Oxide Formation during Pulverized Coal Combustion.
PB92-121433/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

NO/Char Reactions at Pulverized Coal  Flame Conditions.
PB92-121417/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
No Migration Variances to the Hazardous Waste Land Dis-
posal Prohibitions: A Guidance Manual for Petitioners (July
1992).
PB92-207695/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

Non-Equilibrium Effects in the Vaporization of Multicompon-
ent Fuel Droplets.
PB92-121425/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

Non-Stormwater Discharges into Storm Drainage Systems.
PB92-158559/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report.
PB92-126960/REB             92-01  PC A24/MF AM

Nonroad Engine and  Vehicle  Emission  Study-Report and
Appendixes.
PB92-104462/REB             92-01  PCA20/MFAM

Notification Requirements for Continuous Releases of Haz-
ardous Substances.
PB92-963422/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Novel Method of  Reducing  Transient Emissions from
Rotary Kiln Incinerators through Modified Waste Packaging.
PB92-195932/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

NPL  Characterization Project: National Results.
PB92-963304/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

NPL  Characterization Project: Region 1 Results.
PB92-963305/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL  Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
PB92-963306/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL  Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
PB92-963307/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL  Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
PB92-963308/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL  Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
PB92-963309/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL  Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
PB92-963310/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL  Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
PB92-963311/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL  Characterization Project Region 8 Results.
PB92-963312/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL  Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
PB92-963313/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL  Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
PB92-963314/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Numerical Calculation:  Aspiration Efficiency of Aerosols into
Thin-Walled Sampling Inlets.
PB92-132901 /REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Nutrient Leaching from Conifer Needles  in  Relation  to
Foliar Apoplast Cation  Exchange Capacity.
PB92-153378/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Nutritional Role of Endosymbiotic Bacteria in Animal-Bacte-
ria Symbioses: 'Solemya velum', a Case Study.
PB92-112895/REB             92-01  PCA17/MFAM

Nutritional  Value  of 'Anemia' and Tigriopus  califomicus'
(Baker) for Two  Pacific Mysid Species, 'Metamysidopsis
etongata' (Holmes) and 'Mysidopsis intii' (Holmguist).
PB92-108000/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Observations of Transport  of Trace  Gases by Vigorous  '
Convective Clouds.
PB92-158484/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Observations on  Studies Useful to  Asbestos  Operations
and Management Activities.
PB92-136860/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Office of Wetlands. Oceans and Watersheds Publications.
PB92-224310/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Offsite environmental monitoring report: Radiation monitor-
ing around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar year
1990.
DE92010386/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02

Oil and Gas Field Emissions Survey.
PB92-184977/REB             92-01  PC A14/MF A03

Oil Notifications: Emergency Response Notification System
(ERNS) Fact Sheet.
PB92-963413/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
Oil Spill Clean Up.
PB92-110469/REB
                              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
Oil Tanker Waste Disposal Practices: A Review.
PB92-196047/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

On-Site Engineering Report for the Low-Temperature Ther-
mal Desorption Pilot-Scale Test on Contaminated Soil.
PB92-216936/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02
TI-14

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                                                                      TITLE INDEX
On-Sile Methods for Assessing Chemical  Impact on  the
Soil Environment Using Earthworms: A Case Study at  the
Baird and  McGuire  Supertund  Site, Holbrook, Massachu-
setts.
PB92-108166/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

OPA Q's and A's: Overview of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990.
PB92-963348/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

OPA Update:  Implementation of the Oil Pollution  Act of
1990. Volume 2,  Number 1.
PB92-963420/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Open Path Ambient Measurements of Pollutants  with a
DOAS System.
PB92-192160/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Operations and Research at the U.S. EPA Incineration  Re-
search Facility: Annual Report for FY91.
PB92-239540/REB             92-04  PC AM/MF A02

Opportunistic Organisms and the Water Supply Connection.
PB92-179704/R6B             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Opportunities in  Applied  Environmental Research and  De-
velopment
PB92-223189/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Optimal Adaptive Local Grid Refinement Approach to Mod-
eling Contaminant Transport.
PB92-217314/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Optimizing  BTEX Biodegradation under Denitrifying  Condi-
tions.
PB92-124262/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Oregon,  USA,  Ecological  Regions and  Subregions  for
Water Quality Management.
PB92-180348/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Organic Contract Compliance Screening System  (OCCSS)
Software (OLM01.8 Version 2) (for Microcomputers).
PB92-502202/REB                     92-04  CP D02

Organic Contract Compliance Screening System  (OCCSS)
Software (SOW February 1986) (for Microcomputers).
PB92-S01S01/REB                     92-01  CP D02

Organic Contract Compliance Screening System  (OCCSS)
Software (SOW March 1990) (Version 1) (for Microcomput-
ers).
PB92-501S27/REB                     92-01  CP D02

Organic Contract Compliance Screening System  (OCCSS)
Software (SOW  OLM01.8 Version January 1992) (Version

                                     92-01  CP D02

Organic Contract Compliance Screening System.  Software
for the PC (OLM01.B Version 1). User Manual.
PB92-145564/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Organic Contract Compliance Screening System.  Software
for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 2)  (User Manual).
PB92-169S64/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Organic Contract Compliance Screening System.  Software
for the PC (SOW March 1990, Version 1). User Manual.
PB92-14S572/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A02

Organic Contract Compliance Screening System. Software
for the PC (Version June 1990).  User Manual.
PB92-14S580/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A02

Osmoregutatory  Failure  and Death of First-Year  Large-
mouth Bass 'Micropterus salmoides' Exposed to Low pH
and Elevated Aluminum, at Low  Temperatures in  Soft
Water.
PB92-205236/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

OSWER Source Book: Training and Technology Transfer
Resources.
PB92-102169/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03

OSWER Supertund Telephone Directory, May 1992.
PB92-963264/REB                     92-01   PC  E02

OSWER Supertund Telephone Directory, October  1991.
PB92-963202/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Ovarian Mycosis in the TopsmeK 'Atherinops affinis'.
PB92-129691/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Overview, Conclusions, and Recommendations of the IPCS
Collaborative Study on Complex Mixtures.
PB92-150689/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF  A01

Overview  of  ERNS:  Emergency  Response Notification
System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
PB92-963412/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Overview of the  Off-Site Policy for OSCs and RPMs.
PB92-963603/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF  A01

Oxidation and Devolatilization of Nitrogen in Coal Char.
PB92-121441/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF  A01

Oxidation-Reduction Capacities of Aquifer Solids.
PB92-110410/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF  A01

Ozonation  Byproducts:  Identification of  Bromohydrins from
the Ozonation  Natural  Waters with  Enhanced Bromide
Levels.
PB92-232958/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF  A01
1) (for Microcomputers).
PB92-S01535/REB
Ozonation/Post-Chlorination of  Humic Acid: A  Model for
Predicting Drinking Water Disinfection By-Products.
PB92-180280/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Ozone Decreases Spring Root Growth and Root Carbohy-
drate Content in Ponderosa Pine the Year Following Expo-
sure.
PB92-144039/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Ozone Disinfection and Treatment of Urban  Storm Drain
Dry-Weather Flows: A Pilot Treatment Plant Demonstration
Project on the Kenter Canyon Storm Drain System in Santa
Monica.
PB92-239268/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Ozone-Induced Inflammatory Response in Pulmonary Cells.
PB92-232792/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

PA-Score (Preliminary Assessment Score), Version 1.0 (for
Microcomputers).
PB92-500032/REB                     92-01  CP D02

PA-Score Software, Version 1.0. Users Manual and Tutorial.
PB92-963302/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A01

Parallel Groundwater Computations Using PVM.
PB92-206572/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Parametric Analysis of the Installation and Operating Costs
of Active Soil  Depressurization Systems for Residential
Radon Mitigation.
PB92-116037/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Parametric Evaluation of Powdered Activated Carbon Injec-
tion for  Control of Mercury  Emissions from a  Municipal
Waste Combustor.
PB92-19S940/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Partitioning of the SuHate Budget into Gas and  Aqueous-
Phase Components in the Regional Acid Deposition Model
(RADM).
PB92-152966/REB             92-01  PC AOZ/MF A01

PAST: The Potential ARARs Selection Tool.
PB92-152941 /REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

Patch Size of Forest Openings and Arthropod Populations.
PB92-1081S8/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Paying for Safe Water  Alternative Financing Mechanisms
for State Drinking Water Programs.
PB92-117993/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Peer Review Workshop Report on a Framework for Ecolog-
ical Risk Assessment
PB92-21319S/RE8             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Performance Characterization of a Model Bioreactor for the
Biodegradation  of Trichkxoethylene by 'Pseudomonas ce-

                             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                        patia'G4.
                                                        PB92-
                                                          192-129717/REB
                                                        Performance Evaluation of a Variable Speed, Mixed Refrig-
                                                        erant Heat Pump.
                                                        PB92-143759/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

                                                        Performance Evaluations of Pump-and-Treat Remediatjons.
                                                        PB92-114461/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                        Performance  of Automated Ambient  SO2  Analyzers with
                                                        Respect to a Proposed 5-Minute Ambient Air Quality Stand-
                                                        ard.
                                                        PB92-192178/HEB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                        Performance of Chlorine-Free Binary Zeotropic Refrigerant
                                                        Mixtures in a Heat Pump.
                                                        PB92-149614/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

                                                        Performances of  Lagrangian and Eutenan Transport and
                                                        Diffusion Models across Continental r  '
                                                        PS92-158500/REB
                                                                                      J Scales.
                                                                                      92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                        Permeation  of Multifunctional Acrylates through Selected
                                                        Protective Glove Materials.
                                                        PB92-1S391S/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

                                                        Permeation  of Multifunctional Acrylates through Three Pro-
                                                        tective Clothing Materials.
                                                        PB92-1S4797/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

                                                        Permeation  Resistance of  Glove Materials  to Agricultural
                                                        Pesticides.
                                                        PB92-227396/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                                                        Permit Tracking System (PTS): A User's Manual.
                                                        PB92-105659/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A02

                                                        Permit Tracking  System  (PTS), Version 1.0 (for Microcom-
                                                        puters).
                                                        PB92-500347/REB                     92-01  CP DOS

                                                        Personnel Protection through Reconnaissance Robotics at
                                                        Supertund Remedial Sites.
                                                        PB92-166743/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                        Pesticide Applicator Training Materials: A Bibliography.
                                                        PB92-780873/REB          92-01  PCS97.50/MFS42.50

                                                        Pesticide Compact Label File -1990 Updates.
                                                        PB92-911600/REB                  92-01  Subscription

                                                        Pesticide Effects on Arthropod Natural Enemies. A Data-
                                                        base Summary.
                                                        PB92-124163/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 91.1: Arsenic Acid (H3AsO4).
                                                                                                                PB92-185826/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 111.1: Calcium Arsenate (Tol-
                                                                                                                erance Revocation).
                                                                                                                PB92-186410/REB             92-01   PCA01/MFA01

                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 112.1: Lead Arsenate.
                                                                                                                PB92-185834/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01

                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 225: Dichlorvos (DDVP).
                                                                                                                PB92-185818/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01

                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 226: Bensulfuron Methyl.
                                                                                                                PB92-104389/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 227: Gokilaht.
                                                                                                                PB92-110006/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 228: Triflumizole.
                                                                                                                PB92-126978/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 229: Diquat Dibromide.
                                                                                                                PB92-126986/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 230: Ctethodim.
                                                                                                                PB92-145457/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 231: Prodiamine.
                                                                                                                PB92-145416/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 232: Isoxaben.
                                                                                                                PB92-160548/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 233: Ethylene Bisdithiocarba-
                                                                                                                mates (EBDCs).
                                                                                                                PB92-18S842/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 234: Ethylene Oxide (EtO).
                                                                                                                PB92-185859/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 235: 'Bacillus subtilis' GB03.
                                                                                                                PB92-238484/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 237: Oxadixyl. (New Chemical
                                                                                                                Registration).
                                                                                                                PB92-23B492/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                                Pesticide Fact  Sheet Number 238: 'Pseudomonas  fluores-
                                                                                                                cens' and 'Pseudomonas syringae' Strains.
                                                                                                                PB92-238500/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
Pesticide Registration.
PB92-231182/REB
                             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
Pesticide Reregistration Handbook: How to Respond to the
Registration Eligibility Document.
PB92-154806/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Pesticide Reregistration Progress Report.
PB92-22432B/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Pesticide Safety for Farmworkers (Use Seguro de Pestict-
das para los Trabajadores del Campo).
PB92-224344/REB                     92-04  PC A03

Pesticides and Ground-Water Strategy.
PB92-22S051/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Pesticides in Drinking-water Wells.
PB92-225069/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Phase Distributions of Airborne Polycyclic Aromatic Hydro-
carbons in Two U.S. Cities.
PB92-164979/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Physical and Chemical Characterization of Indoor Aerosols
Resulting from the Use of Tap Water in Portable Home Hu-
midifiers.
PB92-188937/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Physical and Chemical Control of Released Microorganisms
at Field Sites.
PB92-153360/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Physical Property Data on Fluorinated Propanes and Bu-
tanes as CFC and HCFC Alternatives.
PB92-206507/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01

Physiologically  Based Kinetic Model  of Rat and  Mouse
Gestation: Disposition of a Weak Acid.
PB92-198647/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01

Physiologically  Based Toxicokinetic Model  for the  Uptake
and Disposition of Waterbome Organic Chemicals in Fish.
PB92-136902/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Pilot-Scale Evaluation of the Thermal Stability POHC Incin-
erability Ranking.
PB92-166966/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03

Pilot-Scale Incineration of Contaminated Soil from the Purity
Oil Sales and McColl Supertund Sites.
PB92-105857/REB             92-01 PC A04/MF A01

Pilot-Scale  Incineration  of PCB-Contaminated  Sediments
from the Hot Spot of the New Bedford Harbor Superfund
Site.
PB92-227321/REB             92-04 PC A02/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                           TI-15

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                                                                        TITLE  INDEX
 Pilot-Scale Incineration  of  PCB-Contaminated Sediments
 from the New Bedford Harbor Hot Spot Superfund Site.
 PB92-178953/REB              92-01   PC A09/MF A03

 Pilot Study to Compare Created  and Natural Wetlands  in
 Western Washington and Evaluate Methods.
 PB92-136811 /REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 PIRLA DBMS Quick Reference Guide.
 PB92-110824/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

 Plant Tier Testing: A Workshop to Evaluate Nontarget Plant
 Testing in Subdivision J Pesticide Guidelines. Held in Cor-
 valBs, Oregon on November 29*December 1,1990.
 PB92-116O52/REB              92-01   PC A12/MF A03

 Political Subdivision Involvement in Superfund.
 PB92-963330/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01

 Pollution Impacts at the Stand and Ecosystem Levels.
 PB92-179027/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Pollution Prevention Case Studies Compendium.
 PB92-180165/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02

 Pollution Prevention Methods in the Surface Coating Indus-
 try.
 PB92-153337/REB              92-01   PCA03/MFA01

 Pollution  Prevention  Opportunity Assessment  Histology
 Laboratory Xytene Use, Fort Carson, Colorado.
 PB92-228436/REB              92-04   PC A05/MF A01
 Potychtorinatad Biphenyls.
 PB92-223288/REB
                               92-04   PC A09/MF A03
 Pofycydc Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Their Derivatives in
 Indoor and Outdoor Air in an Eight-Home Study.
 PB92-166701/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Polyptoidy  Induction as a Consequence  of Topoisomerase
 Inhibition. A Flow Cytometnc Assessment.
 PB92-143866/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Possible Approaches  to Establishing Intel-laboratory  Com-
 parability of Measurements of Porycnlorinated  Biphenyls in
 Human Serum.
 PB92-144062/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Pacific Northwest
 Forest Vegetation.
 PB92-184965/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Potential Impacts of Increased Solar UV-B on  Global Plant
 Productivity.
 PB92-180223/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Potential of Carp to Bioactivate Benzo(a)pyrene to Metabo-
 lites That Bind to ONA.
 P892-189034/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Potential Reuse of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil: A Directo-
 ry of Permitted Recycling Facilities.
 PB92-173780/REB             92-04   PC AO3/MF A01

 Potential Uses of Phosphogypsum  and  Associated Risks.
 Background Information  Document.
 PB92-196054/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

 Polentiation of Inhibition with Perforant  Path  Kindling: An
 NMDA-Receptor Dependent Process.
 PB92-120468/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Practical Directory to Phycovirus Literature.
 PB92-132893/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Predicting  Chemical Concentration Effects on Transforma-
 tion Rates of  Dissolved Ogarncs by Complex Microbial As-

 PB92-3u'l393/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Predicting Chemical Reactivity by Computer.
 PB92-124312/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Predicting  the Precipitation of Acid and Direct Dyes in Natu-
 ral Waters.
 PB92-206200/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 Preotcttng  the Toxicrty of Bulk Sediments to Aquatic Orga-
 nisms with Aqueous Test Fractions: Pore Water versus Elu-
 triate
 PB92-150606/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Prediction of Octanol/Water Partition Coefficient (K sub ow)
 with Akjorithmicalty Derived Variables.
 P892-217348/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 Prediction ot  the  Solubility of Hydrophobic Compounds in
 Nonideal Solvent Mixtures.
 PB92-143999/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Predictions of Azeotropes Formed from  Fluorinated Ethers,
 Ethanes, and Propanes.
 PB92-195906/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Predntive Assay for  Rodent Caranogemcrty Using In vivo
 Biochemical  Parameters:  Operational Characteristics  and
 Complementarity.
 P892-206390/REB             92-04 PC  A03/MF A01

 Preface and Introduction to The Response of Western For-
 ests to Air Pollution'.
 PB92-143833/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
Preliminary Data Summary for the Wood Preserving Seg-
ment of the Timber Products Processing Point Source Cat-

  l92-2321S6mEB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Preliminary Ranking Evaluation Score (PREscore) Version
1.1 (for Microcomputers).
PB92-503507/REB                     92-04  CP 002

Preliminary Results of a Pesticide Leaching Study at Plains,
Georgia.
PB92-166354/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Preliminary  Risk  Assessment  for Bacteria  in  Municipal
Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
PB92-126820/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03

Preliminary  Risk  Assessment  for  Viruses  in  Municipal
Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
PB92-196548/REB              92-01  PC A09/MF A03

Preliminary Use and Substitutes Analysis of Lead and Cad-
mium in Products in Municipal Solid Waste.
PB92-162S51/REB              92-01  PC A09/MF A02

Preparation  and Regeneration of Protoplasts of 'Coltetotn-
chum gtoeosporioides' 1. p. 'Aeschynomene'.
PB92-19S734/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

PREscore Software.  Users  Manual and Tutorial. Version
1.0.
PB92-963349/REB
                                                                                       92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
Presentations EPA-State Soil Standards Conference. Held
in Crystal City, Virginia on January 29, 1991.
                                                                     i/REB
                                                                                       92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
Preserving Our Future Today:  Your Guide to  the United
States Environmental Protection Agency.
PB92-226190/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Prevention of Waterbome Cholera in the United States.
PB92-136BB6/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Principles of Identifying and Characterizing Neurotoxicity.
PB92-209303/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Probability of Plume Interception Using Conditional Simula-
tion of Hydraulic Head and Inverse Modeling.
PB92-227404/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Probability Sampling and Population Inference in Monitoring

PB92-180272/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Problems  Associated with Published Environmental Fate
Data.
PB92-101666/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Procedures for Emission Inventory Preparation. Volume 4:
Mobile Sources.
PB92-209386/REB              92-04  PCA11/MFA03

Procedures for Establishing Emissions tor Early Reduction
Compliance  Extensions.  Volume  1.  Synthetic   Organic
Chemical Manufacturing, Ethytene Oxide Sterilization, and
Chromium Electroplating.
PB92-176221/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Procedures for the Preparation of Emission Inventories for
Carbon  Monoxide and Precursors of Ozone.  Volume 1.
General Guidance for Stationary Sources.
PB92-112168/REB              92-01  PC A11/MF A03

Proceedings of a Conference: Water Quality Standards for
the 21st Century. Held in Arlington, Virginia, on December
10-12,1990.
PB92-231828/REB              92-O4  PC A12/MF A03

Proceedings of  a  National  Conference:  Water Quality
Standards for the 21st Century. Held in Dallas, Texas on
March 1-3,1969.
PB92-231810/REB              92-04  PC A11/MF A03

Proceedings of a Symposium: Biological Criteria Research
and Regulation. Held in Arlington, Virginia on December 12-
13. 1990.
PB92-231505/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
   ceedings of International Workshop on  Research in
   stxxle Treatment/Dtsposal/Waste Minimization. Held in
Proceedings
Pesticide Trei
Cincinnati. Ohio on February 26-27. 1991.
PB92-119940/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Proceedings of the International Workshop on Large-Scale
Reforestation.  Held in Corvallis. Oregon on May 9-10, 1990.
PB92-109131/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Proceedings of the Workshop on Radon Potential Mapping,
Florida Radon Research Program. Held in  Gainesville, Flori-
da on April 20, 1990.
PB92-11S278/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Proceedings on the National United States Environmental
Protection  Agency Conference on Household Hazardous
Waste Management (6th).  Held in Seattle, Washington on
December 3-7,1991.
PB92-169390/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF £08

Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
and  Radon Reduction Technology. Held in  Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania on April 2-5,1991.
PB92-11S344/HEB              92-01   PC E99/MF £99
Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 1. Symposium
Oral  Papers Opening Session  and Technical Sessions 1
through 5.
PB92-115351/REB              92-01   PC A18/MF A04

Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 2. Symposium
Oral Papers Technical Sessions 6 through 10.
PB92-115369/REB              92-01   PC A19/MF A04

Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 3. Symposium
Panel and Poster Papers Technical Sessions 1 through 5.
PB92-115377/REB              92-01   PC A20/MF A04

Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 4. Symposium
Poster Papers Technical Sessions 6 through 10.
PB92-115385/REB              92-01   PC A13/MF A03

Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
Waste Combustion. Held in Hollywood, Florida, on April  11-
14, 1969.
PB92-174655/REB              92-01   PC E99/MF £99

Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
Waste Combustion. Volume 1. Sessions 0,1. 2, and 3. Held
in Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-14,1989.
PB92-174663/REB              92-01   PC A19/MF A04

Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
Waste Combustion. Volume 2. Sessions 4, 5, and 6. Held in
Hollywood. Florida on April 11-14,1989.
PB92-174671/'REB              92-01   PC A19/MF A04

Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
Waste Combustion. Volume 3.  Sessions 7 and 8. Held in
Hollywood. Florida, on April 11-14, 1989.
PB92-1746B9/REB              92-01   PC A19/MF A04

Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
Waste Combustion. Volume 4. Sessions 9, 10,11. and  12.
Held in Hollywood. Florida on April 11-14,1989.
PB92-174697/REB              92-01   PC A21/MF A04

Proconvulsant Activity of Endosulfan in Amygdala Kindling.
PB92-189000/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Procuring Innovative Technologies at Remedial Sites:  Q's
and A's and Case Studies.
PB92-232388/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Production of Acetal. Amino, and Phenolic Resins.
PB92-213263/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

Production of Carbon Monoxide by the Homogeneous NOx-
Induced Photooxidation of Volatile Organic Compounds in
the Troposphere.
PB92-110576/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Program  to Determine Performance of Fluorinated Ethers
and Fluorinated Propanes in a Compressor Calorimeter.
PB92-139468/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Progress Report of  the Baywide Nutrient  Reduction  Re-
evaluation: Chesapeake Bay Program.
PB92-161033/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Progress Toward Implementing Superfund,  Fiscal Year
1990: A Report to the Congress.
PB92-963256/REB             92-01   PC EOS/MF A04

Project  Manager's  Guide to Requesting and  Evaluating
Chemical Analyses. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
PB92-132794/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Projected Regulatory. Programmatic and  Fiscal Impacts of
EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management Pro-
grams.
PB92-190149/REB                     92-01   PC  E9»

Projected Regulatory. Programmatic and  Fiscal Impacts of
EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management Pro-
grams. Volume 1. Summary Report.
PB92-190156/REB             92-01   PCA04/MFA01

Projected Regulatory. Programmatic and  Fiscal Impacts of
EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management  Pro-
grams. Volume 2. State Reports of Western Governors' As-
sociation Mine Waste Task Force States.
PB92-190164/REB                     92-01  PC  A99

Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts of
EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management  Pro-
grams. Volume 3. Appendix: State Reports Interstate Coali-
tion on Mine Waste.
 PB92-190172/REB                     92-01  PC  A14

Prophage Induction by DNA Topoisomerase II Poisons  and
 Reactive-Oxygen Species: Role of DNA Breaks.
 PB92-195866/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF  A01

 Prospects for  In situ Chemical Treatment for Contaminated
 Son.
 PB92-126929/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF  A01

 Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Aransas
 County, Texas.
 PB92-232644/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01
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                                                                       TITLE  INDEX
Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Austin
      ', Te>
County, Texas.
PB92-232545/REB
                              92-04  PCA01/MFA01
Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim  Measures,  Avery
County, North Carolina.
PB92-231109/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim  Measures,  Baker
County, Georgia.
PB92-232494/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Bolivar
County, Mississippi.
PB92-232610/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim  Measures,  Burke
County, Georgia.
PB92-232685/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim  Measures, Carter
County, Tennessee.
PB92-232537/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Clayton
County. Iowa.
PB92-232628/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Cochise
County, Arizona.
PB92-232602/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Cocon-
ino County, Arizona.
PB92-232636/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Colora-
do County, Texas.
PB92-232719/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Culber-
son County, Texas.
PB92-232412/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim  Measures, David-
son County, Tennessee.
PB92-232735/RES              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Decatur
County, Georgia.
PB92-231117/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered Species:  interim Measures,  Oooty
County, Georgia.
PB92-232750/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Du-
tauque County, Iowa.
PB92-232560/HEB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, El Paso
County, Texas.
PB92-232420/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Fayette
County, Iowa.
PB92-232578/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Floyd
County, Georgia.
PB92-232727/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Franklin
County, Tennessee.
PB92-231091/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Gordon
County, Georgia.
PB92-232743/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Graham
County, Arizona.
PB92-232529/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim  Measures, Haber-
sham County, Georgia.
PB92-232586/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Hender-
son County,  North Carolina.
PB92-232768/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Hud-
speth County, Texas.
PB92-232487/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Jackson
County, Mississippi.
PB92-232495/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim  Measures,  Lee
~  inty, Ge   '
County, Georgia.
PB92-232776/REB
                               92-04   PCA01/MFA01
 Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Mitchell
 County, North Carolina.
 PB92-232651/REB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01

 Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Mohave
 County, Arizona.
 PB92-232669/REB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01

 Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Monon-
 galia County, West Virginia.
 PB92-232438/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01
Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim  Measures, Navajo
County, Arizona.
PB92-232511/REB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Rabun
County, Georgia.
PB92-232594/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered  Species: Interim  Measures,  Ste-
phens County, Georgia.
PB92-224096/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim  Measures, Sumter
County, Georgia.
PB92-232701/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered  Species: Interim Measures, Sun-
flower County, Mississippi.
PB92-232552/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Towns
County, Georgia.
PB92-232503/HEB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim  Measures. Walker
County, Georgia.
PB92-226224/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Wheeler
County, Georgia.
PB92-232693/REB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Wilson
County, Tennessee.
PB92-231083/REB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Yavapai
County, Arizona.
PB92-232677/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01

Protecting  Our Drinking Water from Microbes.
PB92-140581/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Protecting  the Nation's Ground Water: EPA's Strategy for
the 1990s: The Final Report  of  the EPA Ground-Water
Task Force.
PB92-224765/REB              92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Protection  of  Nut  Crops,  1979-April 1991. Citations  from
AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Environmental
Considerations.
PB92-140219/REB              92-01   PC A12/MF A03

Protection  of Stored Grains, 1979-April 1991. Citations from
AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Environmental
Considerations.
PB92-140243/REB              92-01   PCA11/MFA03

Protection  of  Tomatoes, Egg Plants, and Peppers:  1979-
April 1991. Citations from AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases
and Other  Environmental Considerations.
PB92-140201/REB              92-01   PCA11/MFA03

Protein Adducts for Exposure Monitoring: A Computerized
Database (CPAD) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
PB92-501873/REB                      92-01  CP D02

Protein Adducts for Exposure Monitoring: A Computerized
Database.  Software and User's Manual.
PB92-155431/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Protocol for Testing the Effects of Fungal  Pesticides  on
Nontarget  Beetles Using 'Hippodamia convergens' (Coleop-
tera: Coccinellidae).
PB92-217488/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Protocols  for Evaluating Oxidant Mechanisms for  Urban
and Regional Models.
PB92-205848/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Proximity of Louisiana Sanitary Landfills to Wetlands and
Deepwater Habitats.
PB92-164953/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Pseudopregnancy  and the Decidual Cell Response (DCR)
in the Rat.
PB92-126895/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Puget Sound Pesticide Reconnaissance  Survey, 1990.
PB92-104504/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

QAQPS Control Cost Manual (Fourth Edition).  Supplement
1.
PB92-137181/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01

QSARs for Predicting Biotic and Abiotic Reductive Transfor-
mation Rate  Constants of  Halogenated Hydrocarbons  in
Anoxic Sediment Systems.
PB92-166792/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

OSARs for Predicting Reductive Transformation Rate Con-
stants of  Halogenated Aromatic  Hydrocarbons in Anoxic
 Sediment  Systems.
PB92-166800/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Quality and Environmental  Protection:  The EPA  QA Pro-
 gram.
 PB92-143791/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Quality Assurance Plan for the National Pesticide Survey of
 Drinking  Water Wells:  Analytical  Method 2 -  Chlorinated
 Pesticides.
 PB92-168525/REB                      92-04   PC A08
Quality Assurance  Planning for  Stationary  Source Field
Sampling.
PB92-188804/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National  Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells.
PB92-168509/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National  Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1.
PB92-168590/REB              92-04   PC A08/MF A02

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National  Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1  - Nitro-
gen/Phosphorous Pesticides  and Analytical  Method 3  -
Chlorinated Acid Herbicides.
PB92-168517/REB              92-04   PCA12/MFA03

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National  Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 3.
PB92-168608/REB              92-04   PC A09/MF A02

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National  Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water  Wells: Analytical  Method 5  -
Methyl Carfaamates.
PB92-168541/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National  Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 6.
PB92-168558/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National  Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 6 - Eth-
ylene Thiourea.
PB92-168616/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National  Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 7 - Fumi-
gants.
PB92-168566/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National  Pesticide
Survey of  Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 9 - Ni-
trate and Nitrite.
PB92-168574/REB              92-04  PCA05/MFA01

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National  Pesticide
Survey of  Drinking Water Wells:  Hydrogeolpgic Character-
ization and Second-Stage Stratification Activities.
PB92-168624/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National  Pesticide
Survey of  Drinking Water Wells Referee Analyses for Ana-
lytical Method 2 - Organochlorine Pesticides,  Analytical
Method  4 -  Carbamates, Method  5  -  Mettiylcarbamates,
Method 7 - Fumigants, and Method 9 - Nitrate/Nitrite.
PB92-168582/REB              92-04  PC A11/MF A03

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National  Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Survey Statistics,  Data Col-
lection and Processing.
PB92-168640/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National  Survey of
Pesticides in Drinking  Water Wells: Well Sampling, Data
Collection and Processing.
PB92-168632/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Quality Assurance Project Plan:  Tampa, Florida  Wetlands
Study.
PB92-122761/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03

Quality Assurance  Support  for the National Atmospheric
Deposition Program and National Trends Network Monitor-
ing Activities. Fourth Progress Report, 1990-1991.
PB92-194000/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Quality Review Guidelines for 1990 Base Year Emission In-
ventories.
PB92-224435/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03

Quantification of Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein: Comparison
of  Slot-lmmunobinding  Assays  with a Novel  Sandwich
ELISA.
PB92-206325/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Quantification of Toxicological Effects for Dichloromethane.
PB92-173335/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Quantitative Assessment of the Effects of Metals on Micro-
bial Degradation of Organic Chemicals.
PB92-101385/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Quantitative Comparison of Molecular Electrostatic Poten-
tials for Structure-Activity Studies.
 PB92-110519/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Quantitative  Image Cytometry of Hepatocytes Expressing
 Gamma-Glutamyl Transpeptidase and Glutathione S-Trans-
 ferase  in  Diethylnitrosamine-lnitiated Rats  Treated  with
 Phenobarbitol and/or Phthalate Esters.
 PB92-227586/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 Questions and Answers about the Early Reductions Pro-
 gram.
 PB92-180124/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 RACT/BACT/LAER Clearinghouse: A Compilation of Con-
 trol Technology  Determinations. Second Supplement to the
 1990 Edition.
 PB92-235647/REB              92-04  PC A20/MF A04
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                                                                        TITLE  INDEX
  Radioactive  Site  Remediation   Technologies  Seminar.
  Speaker Slide Copies.
  PB92-231174/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  Radiological Survey of the Norfolk Naval Station, the Nor-
  folk Naval Shipyard, and Newport News Shipbuilding.
  PB92-164730/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Radionuclide Removal.
  PB92-121284/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Radium Removal from Water by Manganese Dioxide Ad-
  sorption and Diatomaceous Earth Filtration.
  PB92-115260/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01

  Radon  Pressure  Differential Project, Phase  1, Florida
  Radon Research Program.
  PB92-148519/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  Radon  Prevention in the  Design  and  Construction of
  Schools and other Large Buildings.
  PB92-180298/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01

  Radon Reduction and Radon-Resistant Construction  Dem-
  onstrations in New York State.
  PB92-174051/REB             92-01   PC A20/MF A04

  Rat Sperm Motility Analysis: Methodotogic Considerations.
  PB92-124684/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Rational Approaches to the Management o1 Bronchopul-
  monary Disease.
  PB92-206473/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  RCRA Corrective Actions. Speaker Slide Copies.
  PB92-224815/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02

  RCRA Cover Systems for Waste Management Facilities.
  PB92-120435/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  RCRA Pemut Policy Compendium.
  PB92-111707/REB                     92-01   PC E99

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 1.  User's Guide.
  Key Word  Index.
  PB92-111715/REB                     92-01   PC E10

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium.  Volume 2 (9420.1980-
  9434.1900). Hazardous Waste Management  System (Part
  260).  General. Definitions. Petitions.
  PB92-111723/REB                     92-01   PC A13

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium.  Volume 3 (9441.1980-
  9441.1986). Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste
  (Part 261). General.
  PB92-111731/RE8                     92-01   PC A14

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium.  Volume 4 (9441.1987-
  9441.1990). Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste
  (Part 261). General.
  PB92-111749/REB                     92-01   PC A14

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium.  Volume 5 (9442.1980-
  9444.1986). Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste
  (Part  261). Criteria for Identifying Hazardous  Waste.  Char-
  acteristics of Hazardous Waste. Lists of Hazardous Waste.
  PB92-111756/REB                     92-01   PC A14

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium.  Volume 6 (9444.1987-
  9457.1990). Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste
  (Part  261). Lists (Cont'd), Generator Standards (Part 262).
  General, Pretransportatjon, Recordteeping, Special Condi-
  tions. Importing.
  PB92-111764/REB                     92-01   PC A15

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium.  Volume 7 (9460.1960-
  9482.1990). Transporter  Standards (Part 263).  (TSDF's)
  (Parts 264 and 265), TSDF Technical Requirements (Parts
  264 and 265).
  PB92-111772/REB                     92-01   PCA11

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium.  Volume 8 (9483.1980-
  9489.1990). TSDF Technical Requirements (Parts 264 and
  265).  Tanks.  Surface Impoundments, Waste Piles,  Land
  Treatment, Landfills, Incinerators, Miscellaneous Units.
  PB92-111780/REB                     92-01   PC A1S

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium.  Volume 9 (9490.1980-
  9521.1990). Standards for Managing Specific Hazardous
  Wastes (Part 266). Permitting Policies,  Permitting Proce-
  dures (Parts 124 and 270).
  PB92-111798/REB                     92-01   PC A1S

  HCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 10 (9522.1980-
  9528.1990). Permitting Procedures (Parts 124  and  270). Ap-
  plications, Conditions, Changes, Interim Status.
  PB92-111806/REB                     92-01   PC A15

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 11 (9530.1980-
  9581.1990). Air Emissions Standards. State Authorization
  (Part  271). Land  Disposal Restrictions (Part 268). Waste
  Minimization, Subtitle D. RCRA Grant Funds.
  PB92-111814/REB                     92-01   PC A17

  RCRA. Superfund Monthly Hot Line  Reports.
  PB92-922400/REB            92-01  SubscnpIionS96.00

  RCHIS Data Element Dictionary. Version  3.0.0. Data Tape
  Documentation.
  PB92-145515/REB             92-01   PC A2S/W A06

  Reactive Transport of Suspended  Particles:  Mechanisms
  and Modeling.
  PB92-174317/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03
Reclaiming Fiber from Newsprint Dry Methods.
PB92-153949/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Reclamation  and Redevelopment of  Contaminated  Land.
Volume 2. European Case Studies.
PB92-146166/REB             92-01  PCA13/MFA03

Recommended  Foundation  Fill  Materials  Construction
Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
PB92-105865/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Recommended HVAC Standard of  the Florida Radon Re-
search Program.
PB92-147909/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Recommended I/M Short Test Procedures for the 1990's:
Six Alternatives.
PB92-104439/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Recommended Operating Procedure Number 56: Collection
of Gaseous Grab Samples from Combustion Sources for
Nitrous Oxide Measurement.
PB92-216928/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Recommended Sub-Slab Depressurization Systems Design
Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
PB92-105626/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Recovery of Bulk DNA from Soil by a Rapid, Small-Scale
Extraction Method.
PB92-108141/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

RED Facts: Alkyl Amine Hydrochloride.
PB92-235639/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

RED Facts: 'Allium sativum' (Garlic).
PB92-233139/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01

RED Facts: Carbon.
PB92-147883/REB
RED Facts: Carbon Dioxide.
PB92-145424/REB
RED Facts: Citric Acid.
PB92-221837/REB
RED Facts: Dried Blood.
PB92-145465/REB
92-01  PC A02/MF A01


92-01  PC A02/MF A01


92-04  PC A01/MF A01


92-01  PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts: Fosetyl-AI (Aliette).
PB92-114321 /REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

RED Facts: Hetothis zea NPV.
PB92-111871 /REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

RED Facts: Heptachlor.
PB92-192798/REB
                             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts. Inorganic Nitrate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassi-
um Nitrates).
PB92-145473/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

RED Facts: Methoprene.
PB92-111848/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

RED. Facts: Potassium Bromide.
PB92-114354/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

RED Facts: Propionic Acid.
PB92-147891/REB
                             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts: Putrescent Whole Egg Solids.
PB92-235621/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01

RED Facts: Silicon Dioxide and Silica Gel.
PB92-145432/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

RED Facts: Sodium and Calcium Hypochlorite Salts.
PB92-171958/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

RED Facts: Sodium Diacetate.
PB92-145440/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts: Sulfur.
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RED Facts: Warfarin.
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92-01  PC A02/MF A01


92-01  PC A02/MF A01
Reducing Mercury Emission from Municipal Waste Combus-
tion with Carbon Injection into Flue Gas.
PB92-195965/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Reduction of Disinfection By-Product Precursors by Nanofil-
tration
PB92-149269/REB             92-01  PC E99/MF A06

Reduction of Hexachloroethane and Carbon Tetrachloride
at Surfaces of Biotite, Vermiculite, Pyrite, and Marcasite.
PB92-113141/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Reduction of Neutrophil  Influx  Diminishes Lung Injury and
Mortality Following Phosgene Inhalation
PB92-227420/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Reduction of Nitrobenzene by Four Suffide Minerals: Kinet-
ics, Products, and Solubility.
PB92-153816/REB             92-01  PC AOZ/MF A01

Reductive Dechlonnation of Dichlorophenols in Anaerobic
Pond Sediments (Chapter 13).
PB92-101708/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Reductive Dechlonnation of Trichloroethylene in Anoxic Aq-
uifer Material from Picatinny Arsenal. New Jersey.
PB92-179019/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Reductive Transformations of Halogenated Aromatic Hydro-
carbons in  Anaerobic Water-Sediment Systems: Kinetics,
Mechanisms and Products.
PB92-166818/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Reference Area Performance Standards for Puget Sound.
PB92-166917/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Reference Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazardous Air Pol-
lutants Listed in the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990.
PB92-239516/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Reference Guide to Water  Quality Standards for Indian
Tribes.
PB92-231661/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Reflex Modification and the  Assessment of Sensory Dys-
function.
PB92-166339/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Regional Air Quality and Acid Deposition Modeling and the
Role for Visualization.
PB92-124247/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Regional Assessment of Aquifer Vulnerability and Sensitivi-
ty in the Conterminous United States.
PB92-100148/REB             92-01  PCA15/MFA03

Regional Efforts Through the  LJC to Address Contaminated
Bottom Sediment Problems in the Great Lakes.
AD-P006 832/0/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Regional  Fine Particle Field  Study: Data Base and Initial
Results.
PB92-106939/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Regional  Oxidant Model  (ROM), Source Code and Test
Data (Version 2.1).
PB92-500859/REB            92-01   MagTapeMOOO.OO

Regional Oxidant Model (ROM), (Source Code Only) (Ver-
sion 2.1).
PB92-500842/REB            92-01   MagTapeS! 500.00

Regional Oxidant Model (ROM) User's Guide.  Part 4: The
ROM  System  User Tutorial  (Processor Network and Core
Model).
PB92-120872/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03

Regional   Ozone  Modeling  for   Northeast  Transport
(ROMNET).
PB92-108786/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03

Regional   Ozone  Modeling  for   Northeast  Transport
(ROMNET).  Appendices.
PB92-108794/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03

Regional  Patterns and Local Variability of Dry and Occult
Deposition  Strongly  Influence Sutfate Concentrations  in
Maine Lakes.
PB92-136951/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                           Regional Pilot Projects and Initiatives.
                           PB92-963259/REB             92-01
                                                               PC A01/MF A01
Regional Pilots and Applications of Superfund Accelerated
Cleanup Model (SACM).
PB92-963273/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Regional Quality Control Guidance for NPL Candidate Sites.
PB92-963352/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Regional Respiratory Tract Absorption of Inhaled Reactive
Gases.
PB92-217140/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Regiospecific Dechlorination of Pentachlorophenol by Dich-
lorophenol-Adapted Microorganisms in Freshwater, Anaero-
bic Sediment Slurries.
PB92-101674/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Final Criteria for Munici-
pal Solid Waste Landfills.
PB92-100841/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03

Relationship  between Cholinesterase  Inhibition and Ther-
moregulation  Following  Exposure  to Diisopropyl  Fluoro-
phosphate in the Rat.
PB92-158658/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Relationship between Free Liquids and Solids Content for
Sewage Sludges.
PB92-227453/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Relationships between Lung Function and Physical Charac-
teristics in Young Adult Black  and  White  Males and  Fe-
males.
PB92-150846/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Relationships  of Hg(ll)  Volatilization  from a Freshwater
Pond to the Abundance of 'mer' Genes in the Gene Pool of
the Indigenous Microbial Community.
PB92-129675/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Relative Mesothelioma Induction in Rats by Mineral Fibers:
Comparison with Residual Pulmonary Mineral  Fiber Number

PB92-233014/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                       TITLE INDEX
Reliability of Selected Tests from the Neurobehavioral Eval-
uation System.
PB92-195858/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Remedial Action Report: Documentation for Operable Unit
Completion.
PB92-963364/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01

Remediation  of  Leaking USTs: A System  for Accessing
Case Histories and Related Documents.
PB92-179803/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Removal of Creosote from Soil by Bioslurry Reactors.
PB92-227339/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Removal of Creosote from Soil by Thermal Desorption.
PB92-126838/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Removal of Radium from Drinking Water.
PB92-218320/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Removal  Program  Representative  Sampling Guidance.
Volume 1. Soil.
PB92-963408/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Removing Radium from Water by Plain and Treated Activat-
ed Alumina.
PB92-164789/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Reply to 'Selective Development Toxicity:  Misuse of  the
Concept via  Mis-Application of a Mis-Defined 'A/D Ratio'.
(Letter to the Editor).
PB92-227610/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Report of the EPA Peer Review Workshop on Alpha2U-
Globulin: Association with  Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in
the Male Rat. Held in Gaithersburg, MD. on November  13-
14, 1990.
PB92-166826/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Report of the Great Lakes Air Toxics Research Priorities
Workshop. Held  at Navarre, Minnesota  on  March 11-13,
1991.
PB92-166933/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Report to Congress on Ocean Dumping, 1987-1990.
PB92-188663/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Reproductive Ecology of the Inland Sitverside, 'Menidia ber-
yllina', (Pisces: Atherinidae) from Blackwater Bay, Florida.
PB92-195775/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Reregistration Elegibility Document (RED): Potassium Bro-
mide.
PB92-114362/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Reregistration Eligibiligy Document (RED): Sodium and Cal-
cium Hypochlorites.
PB92-180116/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Reregistraton Eligibility Document (RED): Alkyl Amine  Hy-
drochkxide.
PB92-220219/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): 'Allium  sativum'
(Garlic).
PB92-220235/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Reregistration  Eligibility  Document (RED):  Carbon  and
Carbon Dioxide.
PB92-161926/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Registration Eligibility Document (RED): Citric Acid.
PB92-221829/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

(^registration Eligibility Document (RED): Dried Blood.
PB92-161942/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Reregistration   Eligibility  Document  (RED):  Fosetyl-AI
 (Aliette).
 PB92-114339/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 Reregistration  Eligibility  Document  (RED):  Heliothis  zea
 NPV (List A. Case Number 151).
 PB92-111863/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Heptachlor.
 PB92-191105/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02

 Reregistration  Eligibility Document (RED):  lndole-3-Butyric
 Acid. (List B, Case 2330).
 PB92-238526/REB              92-04  PC A12/MF  A03

 Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Inorganic Nitrate/
 Nitrite (Sodium and Potassium  Nitrates).
 PB92-161975/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF  A01

 Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Methoprene  (List
 A, Case 0030).
 PB92-111855/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Propionic Acid.
 PB92-161983/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Putrescent Whole
 Egg Solids.
 PB92-220227/REB              92-04 PC A06/MF A02

 Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED):  Silicon Dioxide
 and Silica Gel.
 PB92-161900/REB              92-01  PC AM/MF A01

 Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED). Sodium  Diace-
 tate.
 PB92-161934/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Reregistration  Eligibility Document (RED): Sulfur (List A,
Case 0031).
PB92-114453/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Warfarin.
PB92-126739/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Warfarin. Appen-
dices C-H.
PB92-126747/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Research and Development  Efforts to Develop Improved
Inventory Methodologies  for Area Source  Solvent Emis-
sions.
PB92-126846/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Research and  Development for  Total-Flood  Halon  1301
Replacements for Oil and  Gas Production Facilities.
PB92-206515/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Research Strategy for  Electric and Magnetic Fields: Re-
search Needs and Priorities.
PB92-170174/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Residential  Wood Combustion: Issues and  Emission Esti-
mation Techniques.
PB92-139435/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Resource Conservation and  Recovery Information System
(RCRIS) Extract Tape.
PB92-592290/REB                      92-01   CP T01

Respiratory Health  Effects  of  Passive Smoking:  Lung
Cancer and Other Disorders.
PB92-182344/REB              92-04   PC A24/MF A04

Respiratory Syncytial Virus  Infection of Human  Primary
Nasal and Bronchial Epithelial Cell Cultures and Bronchoal-
veolar Macrophages.
PB92-209352/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Respirometric Methods for Determination of Btodegradabi-
lity and Biodegradation Kinetics for Hazardous Organic Pol-
lutant Compounds.
PB92-217108/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Response of a Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Line to His-
tamine: Intracellular Calcium Changes and Extracellular Re-
lease of Inflammatory Mediators.
PB92-209329/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Responses of  Wetland  Plants to Effluents in Water and
Sediment.
PB92-12975B/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Restoration of Aquatic Ecosystems: Science, Technology
and Public Policy.
PB92-224161/REB              92-04  PC A24/MF A04

Results of the IPCS Collaborative Study on Complex Mix-
tures.
PB92-150721/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

RETC Code for Quantifying the Hydraulic Functions of Un-
saturated Soils. Documentation.
PB92-119668/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

RETC Code for Quantifying the Hydraulic Functions of Un-
saturated Soils (for Microcomputers).
PB92-501329/REB                     92-01  CP D02

 Retech,  Inc.,  Plasma Centrifugal Furnace:  Applications
Analysis Report.
 PB92-218791/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-231315/REB
                               92-04  PC A04/MF A01
 Rethinking the Ozone Problem in Urban and Regional  Air
 Pollution.
 PB92-223221/REB              92-04  PC A22/MF A04

 Retinoic Acid Alters Epithelial Differentiation during Palaoto-

 reas£i586i7/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF AOI

 Reversibility of Tributytbn-lnduced Toxicity  In  vitro  as a
 Function of Concentration and Duration of Exposure (C X
 T).
 PB92-164854/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Review of Di(2-Ethylhexyl)Phthalate (DEHP) Risk Assess-
 ments.
 PB92-198613/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 Review of Energy Efficiency of Refrigerator/Freezer Gas-
 kets.
 PB92-106913/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Review of the Mutagenicity of Ethylene Oxide.
 PB92-124569/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards  for
 Ozone Assessment of Scientific and Technical Information.
 OAQPS Staff Paper.
 PB92-190446/REB              92-01  PC A17/MF A03

 Revised Hazard  Ranking System: Evaluating  Sites After
 Waste Removals.
 PB92-963326/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Revision of Policy Regarding Superfund Project Assignment
 between  Alternative  Remedial Contracting  Strategy Con-
 tractors and the U.S.  Army Corps of Engineers.
 PB92-963327/REB              92-01  PCA01/MFA01
Risk  Assessment  Guidance  for Superfund.  Volume  1.
Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part B).
PB92-963339/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Risk  Assessment  Guidance  for Superfund.  Volume  1.
Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part B, Development of
Risk-Based Preliminary Remediation Goals).
PB92-963333/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Risk  Assessment  Guidance  for Superfund.  Volume  1.
Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C).
PB92-963340/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Risk  Assessment  Guidance  for Superfund.  Volume  1.
Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C, Risk Evaluation
of Remedial Alternatives).
PB92-963334/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF AOI

Risk  Assessment,  Management, Communication:  A Guide
to Selected Sources. Volume 4, Number 1 .
PB92-114412/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Risk  Assessment,  Management, Communication:  A Guide
to Selected Sources Volume 4, Number 2.
PB92-238518/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02

Risk   Assessment  Methodologies:  Comparing EPA  and
State Approaches.
PB92-137462/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Roadmaps to Sources  of Information on Chemicals Listed
in the Emergency  Planning  Community and Community
Right-to-Know Act (Also Known as SARA Title 3), Section
313.  Toxic Release Inventory (for Microcomputers).
PB92-501972/REB                     92-01   CP D04

ROD Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 1.
PB92-963359/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF A06

ROD Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 2.
PB92-963360/REB              92-01   PC A18/MF A04

Role of Climate in Forest Monitoring and Assessment: A
New England Example.
PB92-132885/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Role of Gas-Phase CI2 in the Formation of PCDD/PCDF
during Waste Combustion.
PB92-121383/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Role of Metallothionein Induction and Altered Zinc Status in
Maternally Mediated Developmental Toxicity:  Comparison
of the  Effects of Urethane and Styrene in Rats.
PB92-124635/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Role of Motor Activity in the Asssessment of Neurotoxicity.
PB92-232818/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Role of  Property-Reactivity Relationships in  Meeting  the
EPA's Needs for Environmental Fate Constants.
PB92-232941/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Rotating Biological Contactors. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-235936/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 Routine Estimation and Reporting of Dry Deposition for the
 U.S.A. Dry Deposition Network.
 PB92-121144/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Running a  Conference as a Clean Product.  International
 Conference  on Pollution  Prevention: Clean Technologies
 and  Clean Products. Held in Washington, DC. on June 10-
 13,  1990.
 PB92-109099/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Safe Drinking Water Act: 1986 Amendments.
 PB92-140607/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Safe Drinking Water  from  Small Systems:  Treatment  Op-
 tions.
 PB92-198605/REB             92-04 PC A02/MF A01

 Sampling and Analysis Design for Development of Everett
 Harbor Action Program.
 PB92-166875/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 Sampling and Analysis of PCDDs and PCDFs in Stationary
 Source Emission Air Samples.
 PB92-166677/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Sampling of Contaminated Sites.
 PB92-110436/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Sampling Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons  and Related
 Semivolatile Organic Compounds in Indoor Air.
 PB92-198274/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01

 Science Policy Interface (Chapter 12).
 PB92-143841/REB             92-01 PC A03/MF A01

 Screening  Methods  for the  Development  of  Air Toxics
 Emission Factors.
 PB92-108778/REB             92-01 PC A20/MF A04

 Searching for a Water Supply Connection in the Cabool,
 Missouri Disease Outbreak of 'Escherichia coli' 0157:H7.
 PB92-235662/REB
                               92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 Seasonal and Annual Biogenic Emission Inventories for the
 U.S. and Canada.
 PB92-139427/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                         TITLE  INDEX
  Seasonal Variations of Stable Hydrogen and Carbon  Iso-
  tope Ratios of Methane in Subtropical Freshwater Sedi-
  ments
  PB92-2171B1/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Second  EPA Evaluation of the  Platinum Gasaver Device
  under Section 511 of the Motor Vehicle Information  and
  Cost Savings Act (Updated).
  PB92-104413/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Section 3O08(h) Module Oder on Consent.
  PB92-10S477/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Sediment Classification Methods Compendium.
  PB92-231679/REB              92-04  PC A13/MF A03

  SELCTV System Manual for SELCTV  and  REFER Data-
  bases and the SELCTV Data Management Program.
  PB92-113455/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Selecting Priority  Nonpoint Source Projects:  You Better
  Shop Around.
  PB92-233063/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Selection Kinetics  during Serial Cell Culture Passage of
  Mixtures of Wild-Type  'Autographa califomica' Nuclear Po-
  lyhedrosis Virus and Its Recombinant Ac360-Beta-gal.
  PB92-143874/REB              92-O1  PC A02/MF A01

  Selection of a Base Serum for the Preparation of Quality
  Control Pools Containing Environment Anatytes.
  PB92-1S3840/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Selection of Adduct-Forming Chemicals for Human Monitor-
  ing Studies.
  PB92-132877/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  Selection of Control Technologies for Remediation of Lead
  Battery Recycling Sites.
  PB92-114537/REB              92-O1  PC AM/MF A02

  Selection of Surrogates for a Genetically Engineered Micro-
  organism with CefluWybc Capability for Ecological Studies
  in Streams.
  PB92-195791/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Seminar  Publication:  Nonpoint  Source Watershed Work-
  shop.  Held  in  New  Orleans, Louisiana. January 29-31.
  1991.
  PB92-137S04/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  Sensitivity of Modeled  Ozone Concentrations to Uncertain-
  ties in Biogenic Emissions.
  P892-192202/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF AM

  Sensitivity of RADM to Point Source Emissions Processing.
                                      PC AM/MF A01

                                   f Neurotoncity.
  PB92-164805/REB              92-01  PC AM/MF A01
PB92-1S2962/REB              92-01

Sensory Evoked Potentials: Measure* of I
  Separation of Hazardous Organic* by Low Pressure Mem-
  branes: Treatment of Sol-Wash Rinse-Water Leschates.
  PB92-153436/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF AM

  Sequencing Batch Reactors: Summary Report
  PB92-216969/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Serial Spatial Reversal Learning in Rats: Comparison of In-
  sliuiiMim and Automaintenanee Procedures
  PB92-143940/REB              92-01  PC AM/MF A01

  Serotogcal  Cross-Readions  between 'Escherichia cot"
  O1S7 and other Species of the Genus •Escherichia-.
  PB92-180306/REB              92-01  PC A01/MF Ml

  Significance of Supernumerary Rfcs in Rodent Develop-
  mental Toxicity Studies: Postnatal Persistence in Rats and

  PB92-113299/REB              92-01  PC AM/MF A01

  Simplified Modeing of Air Flow Dynamics in SSD Radon
  Mitigation Systems for Residences with Gravel Beds.
  PB92-195635/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  Simulation Results of Single Refrigerants for Use in a Dual-
  Circuit Refrigerator/Freezer.
  PB92-153790/REB              92-01  PC A01/MF A01

  Slowing the Increase of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: A Bi-
  ological Approach.
  PB92-144070/REB              92-O1  PC AM/MF A01

  Smart Moves in Suparfund - Regional Initiatives. Volume 1.
  Number 1. February 1992.
  PB92-963272/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  Sol-Air Permeability Method Evaluation.
  PB92-124239/REB              92-01  PC AM/MF A01

  Sol Response to S and N Treatments in a Northern New
  England Low Elevation Coniferous Forest
  PB&1S0556/RE8              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Sol Vapor  Extraction Column Experiments  on Gasoline
  Contaminated Sol.
  PB92-226430/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

  Sold Waste Contract Negotiation Handbook.
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  Sofcffiafeon/StabKzatton: Is It Always Appropriate.
  PB92-1911B8/REB              92-01   PCA03/MFA01
Solvent  Use Emissions  Estimation  Methodologies: Future
Implications.
PB92-150440/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Some Constitutive Modifiers of the Kinetic and Dynamic Be-
havior of Non-Essential Metals.
PB92-227347/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Sorbent/Urea Slurry  Injection for Simultaneous SO2/NOx
Removal.
PB92-19S817/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Sorption of Heavy Metals by the Soil  Fungi 'Aspergillus
rnger' and Mucor rouxii.
PS92-179811 /REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Source Reconciliation of Ambient Volatile  Organic Com-
pounds Measured in the Atlanta 1990 Summer Study: The
Mobile Source Component
PB92-124130/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Sources of Variation in the Mutagenic Potency of Complex
Chemical Mixtures Based on the Salmonella/Microsome
Assay.
PB92-150713/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Non-Urban Ozone  Con-
centrations over the Eastern United States  Using Rotated
Principal Component Analysis.
PB92-1921S2/REB              92-01   PCA02/MFA01

Spatial Learning Deficits  Are Not Solely Due to Cholinergtc
Deficits Following Medial  Septal Lesions with Cotehicme.
PB92-206317/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Spatial Variability of Geochemical and Hydrologic Proper-
ties of Subsurface Materials in a Sand and Gravel Aquifer,
Cape Cod Massachusetts
PB92-179126/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Special Interest Group (SIG) Forum for Fish Consumption
Risk Management.  User's Manual, v 1.0: A Division of the
Nonpoint Source Information Exchange  Computer Bulletin
Board System (NPS BBS)
PB92-231687/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Specificity of Cellular DNA-Binding Sites of Microbial Popu-
lations in a Florida Reservoir.
PB92-129618/REB              92-01   PC AM/MF A01

Spectroscope Study  of  Surface Redox Reactions  With
Manganese Oxides.
PB92-179837/REB              92-01   PC AM/MF A01

        Cation Release and Buffering of Acidic Inputs.
     1SOSBO/REB              92-01   PC AM/MF A01

Spongiosts Hepates: Chemical Induction. Palingenesis, and
Possible Neoptastic Fate  in a Tetoost Fish Modal.
PB92-19S700/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Stability  and  Transport of Inorganic  Colloids through  Con-
taminated Aquifer Material.
PB92-164839/REB              92-01   PC AM/MF A01

Stability of Air Toxic Gases Listed in Title III  dean Air Act

PB92-188812/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Stability  of Troposphere  OH  during  Ice Ages. Inter-Glacial
Epochs &nd Modern Times.
PB92-166669/REB              92-01   PC AM/MF A01

Stabfcation  Technologies for  RCRA Corrective  Actions.
Handbook.
PB92-11449S/REB              92-01   PCA04/MFA01
                                                         Stt
                                                               rdMe
                                                         Program.
                                                         PB92-11S294/REB
                                                                           ntProto
                            c Florida Radon Research

                              92-01  PC AOS/MF AM
                                                         Standard Operating Procedures for Lead in Paint by Hot-
                                                         plate - or Microwave-Based Acid Digestions and Atomic Ab-
                                                         sorption or Inductively Coupled Plasma Emission Spectrom-
                                                         etry.
                                                         PB92-114172/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Standard Operating Procedures for Measurement of Lead
                                                         in Paint  Using the SCTTEC MAP-3 x-ray Fluorescence

                                                         PS9SM14180/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

                                                         Standard Operating Safety Guides.
                                                         PB92-963414/REB             92-04  PC AO9/MF A03

                                                         Standard Reference Materials for Chemical and Biological
                                                         Studies of Complex Environmental Samples.
                                                         PB92-150705/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Standardized Costs for Water Supply Distribution (for Micro-
                                                         computers).
                                                         PB92-S01436/REB                     92-01  CP DM

                                                         Standardized Costs for Water Supply Distribution Systems.
                                                         PB92-141290/REB             92-01   PC A15/MF A03

                                                         State and Local Involvement in the Superfund Program.
                                                         PB92-963329/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01

                                                         State Programs Advisory Number Nine.
                                                         PB92-149285/REB
                                                                                      92-01  PC A99/MF E16
                                                         Staten Wand/New Jersey Urban Air  Toxics Assessment
                                                         Project Quarterly and Summary Data (for Microcomputers).
                                                         October 1967-March 1991.
                                                         PB92-504174/REB                     92-04  CP DM
States' Efforts to Promote Lead-Acid Battery Recycling
PB92-119965/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Stationary Combustion NOx Control:  A Summary of the
1991 Symposium. Held in Washington, DC., March 25-28,
1991.
PB92-121375/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Statistical  Approach  to  Predicting  Chronic Toxicity  of
Chemicals to Fishes from Acute  Toxicity Test Data. Data
Tape Documentation.
PB92-16965S/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Statistical  Approach  to  Predicting  Chronic Toxicity  of
Chemicals to Fishes  from  Acute Toxicity Test  Data (for
Microcomputers).
PB92-503119/REB                     92-04  CP D02

Statistical Issues in  Environmental Monitoring and Assess-
ment.
PB92-178987/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Statistical  Methodology  for  Exploring  Elevalional  Differ-
ences in Precipitation Chemistry.
PB92-144088/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Status and Needs for Toxic Emission Inventories  for Re-
gional Dispersion and Deposition Modeling.
PB92-110394/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Status of Pesticides  in Registration and Special Review.
PB92-190438/REB              92-01   PC A14/MF A03

Status of Pesticides in Registration and Special  Review
(Rainbow Report).
PB92-227636/REB              92-04   PC A14/MF A03

Status of Selected Air Pollution Control Programs, February
1992.
PB92-171966/REB              92-01   PC A09/MF A02

Status  Report  on  Planktonic Cyanobacteria (Blue-Green
Algae) and Their Toxins.
PB92-206259/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Status  Report:  State Compliance  with  CWA   Section
3O3(c)(2)(B) as of February 4, 1990.
PB92-23169S/REB              92-O4   PC AOS/MF A01

Stimulation of Reductive Dechlorination of Tetrachloroeth-
ene in Anaerobic Aquifer Microcosms by Addition of Short-
Chain Organic Acids or Alcohols
PB92-206465/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01

Storage of Combined Sewage in a Marine Waterbody
PB92-1S8542/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Storm and Combined  Sewer Pollution Control: A Compila-
tion of Significant References.
PB92-114560/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Stratospheric Ozone Protection: An EPA  Engineering Per-
spective.
PB92-136894/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Stress Crack Testing of Polyethylene Geomembranes.
PB92-217132/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Stress Interactions and Mycorrhizal Plant Response: Under-
standing Carbon Allocation Priorities.
PB92-144054/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Structural Characterization of Sulfonated  Azo Dyes Using
Liquid Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry/Tandem  Mass
Spectrometry.
PB92-188861/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Study Design Considerations in Developmental Neurotoxi-

    2^206291 /REB              92-O4   PC AM/MF A01

Study of State Operator Certification Programs.
PB92-137199/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Study to Determine the Feasibility of Using a Ground-Pene-
trating Radar for More Effective Remediation of Subsurface
Contamination.
PB92-169382/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Sub-Slab Pressure  Field  Extension  in Schools and  Other
Large Buildings.
PB92-121268/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Subacute and Subchronic Oral Toxicity of 1,3-Dichloropro-
pane in the Rat.
PB92-164912/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Subchronic Toxicity Study of Ozonated and  Ozonated/
Chlorinated Humic Acids in Sprague-Dawley Rats: A Model
System for Drinking  Water Disinfection.
PB92-164946/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

SuHate Retention and Cation Leaching of  Forest  Soils in
Response to Acid Additions.
PB92-153394/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Sulfur Dynamics in Mineral Horizons of Two  Northern Hard-
wood Soils. A Column Study with (35)S
PB92-1399S5/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Sulfur Dynamics ot Forest Ecosystems.
PB92-1S3048/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
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                                                                       TITLE  INDEX
Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series: Fiue Gas Desul-
furization. Dual Alkali Process.
PB92-150341/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series: Flue Gas Desut-
furization. Spray Dryer Process.
PB92-150358/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Summary of Available  Information on the Levels and Con-
trol of Toxic Pollutants Discharges in the Printing and Pub-
lishing. Point Source Category.
PB92-231703/REB              92-04   PC A08/MF A02

Summary of NOx Control Technologies and Their Availabil-
ity and Extent of Application.
PB92-I58260/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF AOZ

Summary of Phase II Regulations: National Primary Drinking
Water Regulation for 38 Inorganic and  Synthetic Organic
Chemicals.
P892-122969/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Summary of Selected New Information on Effects of Ozone
on Health and Vegetation: Supplement to 1986 Air Quality
Criteria for Ozone and Other Photochemical Oxidants.
PB92-235670/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF AOZ

Summary of the 1991  EPA/AWMA  International Symposi-
um: Measurement of Toxic and Related Air Pollutants. Held
in Durham, North Carolina on May 6-10.1991.
PB92-110386/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Summary of Treatment Technology Effectiveness for Con-
taminated Soil.
PB92-963351/REB              92-01   PC A23/MF A04

Summary,  Projections,  and Recommendations. (Chapter
13).
PB92-152990/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Summary Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
Program National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visita-
tion Program.
PB92-219823/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Summary Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visita-
tion Program for the Period October 1989 through Septem-
ber 1990.
PB92-217298/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Sunken Vessels and Aircraft Containing Hazardous Materi-
als in Puget Sound.
PB92-104512/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Sunlight-Induced Oxidation and Reduction of Organic Xeno-
biotics in Water, 1992.
PB92-150499/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SUPER ESP: Ultimate Electrostatic Precipitation.
PB92-113125/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Supercritical Water Oxidation: Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-22408S/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Bulletin: Presumptive Rem-
edies for Wood Treatment Facilities.  Volume 1, Number 2,
May 1992.
PB92-963361/REB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01

Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Bulletin. Volume 1, Number
1. Presumptive Remedies for Municipal Landfill Sites.
PB92-963367/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01

Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Bulletin. Volume 1, Number
3. Presumptive Remedies.
PB92-963371/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01

Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model (SACM).
PB92-963263/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Contracts Management Issues.
PB92-9632S7/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of
Federally-Funded Removals. Fifth Annual Report - Fiscal
Year 1990.
PB92-963403/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF AOZ
Superfund: Enforcement.
PB92-963600/REB
                               92-01  Standing Order
Superfund Engineering  Issue: Issues Affecting the Applica-
bility  and  Success of  Remedial/Removal  Incineration
Projects.
PB92-109081/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund: Focusing on the Nation at Large. 1991 Update.
PB92-963252/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Program Dem-
onstration Plan for Westinghouse  Bio-Analytic  Systems
Pentachlorophenol fmmunoassays.
PB92-170190/RE8              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  Program:
Progress and Accomplishments, Fiscal Year 1990. A Fourth
Report to Congress.
PB92-224799/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  Program:
Spring Update to the Technology Profiles. Fourth Edition.
PB92-233121/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  Program:
Technology Profiles, Fourth Edition.
PB92-224294/REB              92-04  PC A10/MF A03

Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation (SITE): Dem-
onstration Bulletin. Flame  Reactor, Horsehead  Resource
Development Company, Inc.
PB92-235613/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation (Site) Report
for  the Westinghouse Bio-Analytic Systems Pentachloro-
phenol (PCP) Immunoassays.
PB92-18B713/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation: The Delaware
SITE Study. 1989.
PB92-125749/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Superfund Policy Forum Update, Volume 1 , Number 1 , Feb-
ruary 1992.
PB92-963262/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Superfund Program Implementation  Manual,  Fiscal  Year
1993. Volumes 1 and 2.
PB92-963276/REB              92-04  PC A18/MF AM

Superfund: Program Policies and Administration.
PB92-963200/REB               92-01   Standing Order

Superfund Program: Ten Years of Progress.
PB91-921286/REB              92-Sl  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Progress - Aficionado's Version: Progress as of
June 30. 1992.
PB92-963278/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Progress - Aficionado's Version (Progress as of
        , 1992).
March 31,      .
PB92-963267/REB
                              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Progress, Spring 1 992.
PB92-963265/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Progress, Summer 1992.
PB92-963279/REB

Superfund: Record of Decision.
PB92-964700/REB
                              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                               92-01  Standing Order
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Dover Mu-
nicipal Landfill. Dover, NH. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-963702/REB              92-01   PC A13/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Groveland
Wells. Operable Unit 1, Groveland. MA. (Second Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963710/REB              92-04   PC A11/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Iron Horse
Park, Billenca, MA. (Second Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963707/REB              92-04   PC A12/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Mottoto Pig
Farm, Raymond, NH. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
PB92-96370S/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  1):  Nyanza
Chemical Waste Dump. Operable Unit 2,  Ashland, MA.
(Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963704/REB              92-01   PC A09/MF AOZ

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1):  Savage Mu-
nicipal Water Supply, Miltord. NH. (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-963706/REB              92-04   PC A14/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  1):  Silresim
Chemical, MA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963709/REB              92-O4   PC A13/MF A03

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 1): Sullivan's
Ledge Superfund Site,  Middle Marsh Operable  Unit, New
Bedford. MA. (First Remedial  Action), September 1991.
PB92-963708/REB              92-04   PC A13/MF A03

Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA  Region  1): Union
Chemical, South Hope, ME.  (First Remedial  Action), De-
cember 1990.
PB92-963703/REB              92-0)   PC A13/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  1): Western
Sand and Gravel, Rl. (Second Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1985.
PB92-183284/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  1): Western
Sand and Gravel Site, Bumllville  and North Smitnfield,  Rl.
(Third Remedial Action), April 1991.
PB92-963701/REB              92-01   PC A11/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Applied En-
vironmental  Services Site,  Glenwood  Landing,  Nassau
County, NY (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963823/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Asbestos
Dump. New Vernon Road and White Bridge  Road Sites,
Passaic  Township, Meyersville,  NJ. (Second Remedial
Action). September 1991.
PB92-963809/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF AO1

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): C and  J
Disposal  Site, Town of Eaton. Madison County, NY. (First
Remedial Action), March 1991.
PB92-963801/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF AOZ
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Chemsol.
Inc., Piscataway, Middlesex  County, NJ. (First Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963811/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Circuitron
Corporation, East Farmingdale, Suffolk County, NY. (First
Remedial Action), March 1991.
PB92-963830/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Cclesville
Municipal Landfill Site, Town of Colesville, Broome County,
NY. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
PB92-963822/REB              92-04   PC A12/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Conklin
Dumps,  Broome County,  Conklin,  NY.  (First  Remedial
Action), March 1991.
PB92-963824/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF AOZ

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  2): Curcio
Scrap Metal, Bergen  County, Saddle Brook, NJ. (First  Re-
medial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963825/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Endicott Vil-
lage Wellfield. Broome  County,  Endicott, NY (Second  Re-
medial Action), March 1991.
PB92-963802/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  2): Fibers
Public Supply Wells, Guayama, PR. (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-963828/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF AOZ

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 2): Fort  Dix
Landfill, Fort Dix Military Reservation, Pembertort Township.
Burlington County, NJ.  (First Remedial Action),  September
1991.
PB92-963820/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF AOZ

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 2): Frontera
Creek Site, Humacao. Puerto Rico (First  Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-963819/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF AOZ

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Garden
State Cleaners. Buena  Borough, Atlantic County. NJ. (First
Remedial Action). September 1991.
PB92-963834/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): General
Motors/Central Foundry Division Site. St.  Lawrence County,
Massena, NY. (First Remedial Action), December 1990.
P892-963818/REB              92-04   PC A10/MF A03

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 2): Genzale
Plating Company, Franklin  Square,  Nassau County,  NY.
(First Remedial Action). March 1991.
PB92-963803/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  2): Global
Landfill, Middlesex County, NJ. (First Remedial Action),  Oc-
tober 1991.
PB92-963804/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF AOZ

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  2):  Hertel
Landfill, Town of Plattekill, Ulster County,  NY. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963821/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  2):  Hooker
Chemical  S-Area, Niagara  Falls,  NY.  (First  Remedial
Action). September 1990.
PB92-963812/REB              92-04   PC A15/MF A03

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  2):  Juncos
Landfill.  Juncos, PR.  (First Remedial Action).  September
1991.
PB92-963831/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF AOZ

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Love Canal
(93rd Street School).  Niagara County. City of Niagara Falls,
NY. (Third Remedial Action), (Amendment), May 1991
PB92-963805/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF  A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Mattiace
Petrochemicals Co., Inc.,  Nassau County, Glen Cove,  NY.
(Second Remedial Action). June 1991.
PB92-963807/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF  AOZ

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Nascolite
Corporation.  Doris Avenue. Cities of Millville and Vineland,
Cumberland  County,  NJ.  (Second Remedial Action), June
1991.
PB92-963817/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF  A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
Engineering Center (Operable Unit 1). Lakehurst. NJ. (First
Remedial Action). February 1991.
PB92-963808/REB              92-O1   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
Engineering  Center.  (Operable  Unit 2).  Lakehurst,   NJ.
(Second  Remedial Action), February 1991.
PB92-963810/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
Engineering  Center  (Operable  Unit 3),  Lakehurst,   NJ.
(Fourth Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963806/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
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                                                                        TITLE INDEX
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
  Engineering Center, (Operable Unit 4), Lakehurst. NJ. (Third
  Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963832/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2).  NL Indus-
  tries.  Salem  County,  Pedricktown, NJ. (First  Remedial
  Acfon), September 1991.
  PB92-963813/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): Sinclair Re-
  finery,  Allegany County, Wellsville,  NY. (Second Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963827/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Swope Oil
  and Chemical  Company, Pennsauken  Township, Camden
  County, NJ. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963833/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Upper Deer-
  field Township Sanitary Landfill, Upper Deerfield Township,
  Cumberland County, NJ. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber 1991.
  PB92-963616/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Waldick
  Aerospace Devices, Wall Township, Monmouth County, NJ.
  (Second Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963815/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Warwick
  Landfill, Town  of Warwick, Orange County,  NY.  (First Re-
  medial Action), June  1991.
  PB92-963826/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region  2):  White
  Chemical  Corporation. Essex County,  Newark,  NJ. (First
  Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963829/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Arrowhead
  Associates/Scovill, Montross, VA. (First Remedial Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-963925/REB             92-04  PC A05/WF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): AVCO Ly-
  coming-Williarnsport  Division,  lycoming County, Williams-
  port, PA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963920/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  Superfund Record o< Decision (EPA Region 3):  Brodheid
  Creak,  Stroudsourg. PA.  (First Remedial Action),  March
  1991.
  PB92-963915/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Cryo-Chem
  Site, Eirl  Township,  Berks County, PA. (Third Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963908/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Dixie Cav-
  erns County Landfill, Roanoke County,  VA.  (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963929/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 3):  Domey
  Road  Landfill  Site,  Upper Macungie  Township,  Lehigh
  County, PA. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963907/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Eastern Di-
  versified Metals,  Schuytkill  County, PA (first  Remedial
  Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963933/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): First Pied-
  mont Rock Quarry/Route 719 Site. Danville, VA. (First Re-
  medial Action), June  1991.
  PB92-963924/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  3): Greenwood
  Chemical Site. Operable Unit 2, Newtown. VA. (Second Re-
  medial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-963930/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA  Region  3): Halby
  Chemical,  Wilmington, New Castle County.  DE.  (First Re-
  medial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963914/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Havertown
  PCP (Pentachlorophenol),  Haverford Township, Delaware
  County. PA (Second Remedial Action),  September 1991.
  PB92-963922/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hebelka
  Auto Salvage  Yard, Weisenber Township,  Lehigh County,
  PA. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-9639O6/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA  Region  3):  Heleva
  Landfill Site.  Lehigh County, PA. (First Remedial Action),
  (Amendment), September 1991
  PB92-963917/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hellertown
  Manufacturing Company, Hellertown Borough, Northampton
  County, PA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-96390S/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3):  Hranica
  Landfill, Buffalo Township, PA  (First Remedial  Action).
  June 1990.
  PB91-921566/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
      lillsboro, DE. (First

92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Industrial
Drive Operable Unit 2, Williams Township, PA. (Second Re-
medial Action), March 1991.
PB92-963918/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3):  McAdoo
Associates, (Operable Unit 2), Schuylkill County, PA. (Third
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963932/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Mid-Atlantic
Wood Preservers, Harmans, Anne  Arundel County, MD.
(First Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963901/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Middletown
Air Field Site, Middletown, PA. (Second  Remedial Action),
December 1990.
PB92-963904/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region  3): Modern
Sanitation Landfill, Windsor and  Lower Windsor Townships,
York County,  PA. (First Remedial Action),  June 1991.
PB92-963931/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): NCR Corpo-
ration (Millsboro Plant), Sussex County, Millsbon
Remedial Action), August 1991.
PB92-963919/REB

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): Old City of
York Landfill, Springfield Township, York  County, PA.  (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963928/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Publicker/
Cuyahoga  Wrecking Rant, PA. (Second  Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-963902/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3): Resin Dis-
posal, Jefferson Borough, Allegheny  County, PA. (First Re-
medial Action). June 1991.
PB92-963903/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Saunders
Supply Company, Chuckatuck, VA. (First  Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-963927/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3):  Sealind
Limited Site, Mt. Pleasant, DE. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-963923/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record o1 Decision (EPA Region 3): Strtsburg
Landfill,  NewHn Township, Chester  County, PA.  (Second
Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963913/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3):  USA Aber-
deen. Michaelsville, MD. (First Remedial Action),  Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-963909/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3):  USA Aber-
deen Proving Ground,  Edgewood,  MD. (first  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963916/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Letter-
kenny -  PDO, Chambersburg, PA. (First  Remedial Action),
August 1991.
PB92-963910/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Letter-
kenny -  Southeastern Area,  Chambersburg, PA. (First Re-
medial Action), August 1991.
PB92-963911/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Whitmoyer
Laboratories   (Operable  Unit  2),  Lebanon  County,  PA.
(Second Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963912/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Whitmoyer
Laboratories  (Operable Unit 3), Lebanon County, PA. (Third
Remedial Action). December 1990.
PB92-963926/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): William Dick
Lagoons, West Cain Township, Chester  County, PA.  (First
Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963921/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4): Aberdeen
Pesticide Dumps. Moore County, Aberdeen, NC. (First Re-
medial Action). (Amendment). September 1991.
PB92-96400S/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):  Arlington
Blending and  Packaging, Shelby County,  Arlington, TN.
(First Remedial Action). June 1991.
PB92-964014/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  4): Carolina
Transformer  Site, Cumberland County, Fayetteville, NC.
(First Remedial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964017/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):  Charles
Macon Lagoon and Drum Storage, Richmond County, Cor-
dova. NC. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964023/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Ciba-Geigy,
Washington  County.  Mclntosh,  AL.  (Second  Remedial
Action). September 1991.
PB92-964021/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):  Golden
Strip Septic  Tank,  Greenville  County, Simpsonville,  SC.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964018/REB              92-04   PC A14/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Hercules
009 Landfill Site, Brunswick, Glynn County,  GA.  (First Re-
medial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964001/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):  Interstate
Lead (ILCO), Jefferson County, Leeds, AL. (First Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-964016/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):  Jadco-
Hughes Site,  North Belmont, NC.  (First Remedial  Action),
September 1990.
PB91-921565/REB              92-01   PC A17/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4); Maxey Flats
Nuclear Disposal Site, Fleming County, KY. (First Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-964015/REB              92-04   PC A09/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):  Medley
Farms,  Cherokee County,  Gaffney,  SC.  (First  Remedial
Action). May 1991.
PB92-964009/REB              92-01   PC A09/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  4): Monsanto
Superfund Site, Augusta, GA. (First Remedial Action), De-
cember 1990.
PB92-964003/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Oak Ridge
Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 2), Oak Ridge, TN.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964013/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Oak Ridge
Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 3), Anderson  County,
Oak  Ridge,  TN. (Second  Remedial  Action), September
1991.
PB92-964022/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Oak Ridge
Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 4), Roane  County,
Oak Ridge, TN. ghird Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-984012/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  4): Petroleum
Products  Corporation Site,  Operable Unit  1,  Pembroke
Park, Broward County, FL. (First Remedial Action), October
1990.
PB92-964007/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Sangamo/
Twelve-Mile Creek, Lake Hartwell PCS Contamination Site,
Pickens, SC. (First Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-964008mEB              92-01   PCA11/MFA03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  4): Sherwood
Medical  Industries, Volusia  County, Deland. FL.  (First Re-
medial Action), March 1991.
PB92-964019/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):  Smith's
Farm Site (First Operable Unit), Bullitt County, Brooks, KY.
(First Remedial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
PB92-964006/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Tri-City In-
dustrial Disposal Site, Bullitt County, Brooks,  KY. (First Re-
medial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964004/REB              92-01   PC A14/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): USA Annis-
ton Army Depot, (Groundwater  Operable Unit), Calhoun
County, Anniston, AL. (First Remedial Action),  September
1991.
PB92-964010/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region  4): USAF
Robins Air Force Base, Warner  Robins.  Houston  County,
GA. (First Remedial Action). June 1991.
PB92-964002/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):  Velsicol
Chemical, (First Operable Unit), Toone, TN. (First Remedial
Action), June  1991.
PB92-964020/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 4):  Wrigley
Charcoal Site, Hickman County, Wrigley, TN.  (First Remedi-
al Action), September 1991.
PB92-964011/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  5): Acme Sol-
vent Reclaiming, Winnebago County, IL. (Second Remedial
Action), December 1990.
PB92-964101/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  5):  Allied
Chemical and Ironton Coke, Ironton, OH.  (Second  Remedi-
al Action), December 1990.
PB92-964115/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
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Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): Anderson
Development Company Site,  Lenawee County,  Adrian, Ml.
(First Remedial Action),  (Amendment). September 1991.
PB92-964114/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Berlin and
Farro Site, Swartz Creek, Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964132/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Better Brite
Plating Chrome  and Zinc, De  Pere, Wl. (First Remedial
Action), June 1991.
PB92-964139/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Buckeye
Reclamation Landfill Site, Belmont County, OH. (First Re-
medial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964123/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  5): Carter  In-
dustrials Site, Detroit, Ml. (First  Remedial  Action), Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-964126/REB              92-04   PC A08/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Chem-Cen-
tral Site, Wyoming, Ml.  (First  Remedial Action),  September
1991.
PB92-964138/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Conrail Rai-
lyard,  Elkhart  County,  IN. (First  Remedial  Action),  June
1991.
PB92-964109/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Dakhue
Sanitary Landfill, Hampton Township, Dakota County, MN.
(First Remedial Action),  June 1991.
PB92-964137/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5): Enviro-
Chem (Northside Sanitary Landfill), Zionsville. IN. (First Re-
medial Action), (Amendment), June 1991.
PB92-964116/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Fadrowski
Drum  Disposal Site. Franklin, Wl. (First Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-964111 /REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5):  Folkertsma
Refuse Site. Walker,  Ml. (First  Remedial  Action),  June
1991.
PB92-964108/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Fultz Land-
fill, Byesville, OH. (First  Remedial Action). September 1991.
PB92-964131/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): G and H  In-
dustrial Landfill Site, Macomb County, Ml. (First Remedial
Action). December 1990.
PB92-964106/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  5):  Kentwood
Landfill,  Kentwood, Ml.  (First  Remedial Action),  March
1991.
PB92-964140/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):  Lemberger
Landfill  Site,  Manitowoc County, Wl.  (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-964133/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):  Lemberger
Transport and Recycling, Manitowoc County.  Wl. (First Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964124/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):  MacGillis
and Gibbs/Bell Lumber and Pole Co.. New Brighton. MN.
(First Remedial Action).  September 1991.
PB92-964121/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Main Street
Well  Field. Elkhart. IN.  (Second  Remedial Action),  March
1991.
PB92-964107/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Michigan
Disposal  Service  (Cork  Street)  Landfill, Kalamazoo,  Ml.
(First Remedial Action),  September 1991.
PB92-964134/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region  5):  Motor
Wheel  Disposal  Site, Lansing, Ml. (First Remedial Action).
September 1991.
PB92-964112/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): National
Presto  Industries.  Eau  Claire,  Wl. (Second  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-964129/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Northside
Sanitary Landfill (Enviro-Chem), Zionsville. IN. (First  Reme-
dial Action), (Amendment), June 1991.
PB92-964117/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Novaco In-
dustries,  Ml. (First Remedial Action). (Amendment), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964104/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Oak Grove
Sanitary Landfill, Anoka County,  MN.  (Second  Remedial
Action), December 1990.
PB92-964102/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA  Region  5): Organic
Chemicals. Grandville, Ml. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-964103/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Ossineke
Groundwater Contamination Site, Alpena County,  Ossineke,
Ml. (First Remedial Action). June 1991.
PB92-964127/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Pagel's  Pit
Site,  Winnebago County, IL. (First Remedial Action), June
1991.
PB92-964120/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Pine Bend
Sanitary Landfill,  Dakota  County,  City of Inver  Grove
Heights. MN. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964119/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Supertund  Record of  Decision  (EPA Region  5): Rasmus-
sen's Dump Site, Green Oak Township, Livingston County,
Ml. (First Remedial Action), March  1991.
PB92-964105/REB              92-01  PC A09/MF A02

Supertund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region   5):  South
Macomb Disposal No.  9 and 9A, Macomb County, Ml. (First
Remedial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964130/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):  Southeast
Rockford Grpundwater Contamination. Rockford. IL. (First
Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964141/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Stoughton
City  Landfill Site.  Stoughton, Wl.  (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964128/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Sturgis Mu-
nicipal Wells, Sturgis. Ml. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-964136/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Summit Na-
tional Liquid Disposal Service, Deerfield, OH. (First Remedi-
al Action), (Amendment), November 1990.
PB92-964118/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Supertund  Record  of Decision (EPA  Region  5): Thermo
Chem Site. (Operable  Unit 1), Muskegon County, Ml. (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964135/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Supertund  Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 5):  U.S. DOI
Sangamo/Crab Orchard National  Wildlife Refuge, Carter-
ville,  IL. (First Remedial Action), March 1990.
PB92-964125/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Verona Well
Field Site, Battle Creek,  Ml. (Second Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-964110/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Washington
County Landfill, Lake Elmo, MN. (Second Remedial Action),
November 1990.
PB92-964113/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5):  Zanesville
Well  Field Site, Zanesville, OH.  (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964122/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region  6): Cimarron
Mining Site, Operable Unit 2. Carrizozo, NM.  (Second Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964201/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Supertund  Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region   6):  Petro-
chemical (Turtle Bayou), Liberty County, TX.  (Second Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964202/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): E.I. Dupont
De Nemours (County  Road  X23),  Lee County, West Point.
IA. (First Remedial Action). May 1991.
PB92-964306/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Supertund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  7): Ellisville
Area Site,  St. Louis County.  Ellisville,  MO. (First Remedial
Action), (Amendment). September 1991.
PB92-964302/P.EB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  7): Ellisville
Area Site, St.  Louis County, Ellisville. MO. (Second Remedi-
al Action). September 1991.
PB92-964312/REB              92-04 PC A03/MF A01

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 7): Hastings
Ground Water Contamination (Operable Unit 1), Hastings,
NE.  (Second Remedial Action),  September 1991.
PB92-964304/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 7): Hastings
Groundwater  Contamination  (Operable Unit 10), Hastings,
NE.  (Seventh  Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964303/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): John Deere
(Ottumwa Works Landfill), Ottumwa,  IA. (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-964308/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 7):  Kern-Pest
Laboratories  Site, Cape Girardeau County, MO. (Second
Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-964305/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Lee Chemi-
cal Site,  Liberty, MO. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
PB92-964307/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7):  Lehigh Port-
land  Cement Company, Mason City, IA. (First  Remedial
Action), June 1991.
PB92-964311/REB              92-04   PCA04/MFA01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Mid-Amer-
ica Tanning Site, Sergeant Bluff, IA. (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964310/REB              92-04   PCA07/MFA02

Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 7):  People's
Natural Gas Coal Gasification Site, Dubuque. IA.  (First  Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964301/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA  Region  7):  Shaw
Avenue  Dump Site, Charles  City, Floyd County,  IA. (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964309/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 8): Anaconda
Smelter  Site, (Operable Unit  11  - Flue  Oust),  Deer  Lodge
County,  Anaconda,  MT. (Second Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964404/REB              92-04   PC A10/MF A03

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 8):  Broderick
Wood Products,  Adams  County,  CO.  (First  Remedial
Action), (Amendment),  September 1991.
PB92-964402/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Supertund Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 8): Central
City-Clear Creek Site,  (Operable Unit 3),  Clear Creek  and
Gilpin Counties.  CO. (Third Remedial Action), September
1991.
PB92-964406/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region 8):  Chemical
Sales (New Location) (Operable  Unit  1), Denver,  CO. (First
Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964409/REB              92-04   PC A09/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region 8):  Chemical
Sales, (New  Location), (Operable Unit  3), Adams County,
CO. (Third Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964410/REB              92-04   PC A09/MF A02

Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA  Region 8):  Chemical
Sales Site,  (New   Location), (Operable  Unit 2), Adams
County. CO. (Second Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964408/REB              92-04   PC A09/MF A03

Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 8): Hill  Air
Force Base, Operable  Unit 2, Chemical  Disposal  Pit 3,  Site
WP07.  Davis  and  Weber Counties,  UT.  (First  Remedial
Action), September  1991.
PB92-964401/REB              92-01   PCA03/MFA01

Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA  Region 8):  Rocky
Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 21), CO. (Ninth Remedial
Action), June 1991.
PB92-964405/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA  Region 8):  Rocky
Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 26), CO. (Tenth Remedial
Action),  September  1991.
PB92-964403/REB              92-04  PC A09/MF A02

Supertund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region  8): Wasatch
Chemical Site (Lot  6). Salt Lake City, UT. (First Remedial
Action).  March 1991.
PB92-964407/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF  A02

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 9):  Advanced
Micro Devices 901. (Signetics),  (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
vale, CA. (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
PB92-964S04/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF  A02

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region 9):  Advanced
Micro Devices 915,  Sunnyvale, CA. (First  Remedial Action),
August 1991.
PB92-964520/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 9): Atlas  As-
bestos  Mine,  Fresno County,  CA.  (Second   Remedial
Action),  February 1991.
PB92-964510/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region 9):  Castle Air
Force Base, Merced County, CA. (First Remedial Action),
August 1991.
PB92-964508/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): CTS Printex
Corporation,  Mountain View, CA. (First Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-964516/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
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                                                                        TITLE  INDEX
  Superfund  Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region  9): FMC
  (Fresno Plant), Fresno. CA (First Remedial Action), June
  1991.
  PB92-964512/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Indian Bend
  Wash Area (Operable Units 1, 4, 5, 6), AZ. (Second Reme-
  dial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964509/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Mesa Area
  Ground Water Contamination,  Mesa, AZ. (First  Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964514/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Micro Stor-
  age/Intel  Magnetics, Santa Clara. CA.  (First  Remedial
  Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964511/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Monolithic
  Memories (Advanced Micro Devices - Arques)  (National
  Semiconductor).  CA. (First Remedial  Action), September
  1991.
  PB92-964503/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A01

  Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 9): National
  Semiconductor (Monolithic Memories), CA. (First  Remedial
  Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964502/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9):  Signetics
  (Advanced Micro Devices 901)  (TRW Microwave),  Sunny-
  vale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964507/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Sola  Optical
  USA, Inc., Petaluma, CA. (First  Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber 1991.
  P892-964515/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): South Bay
  Asbestos Area.  San Jose,  CA. (First Remedial Action).
  (Amendment), June 1991.
  PB92-964501/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9): Spectra-
  Physics,  (Tetedyne  Semiconductor).  Mountain View,  CA.
  (First Remedial Acton). March 1991.
  PB92-964519/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9):  Synertek
  (Building No.  1), Santa Clara. CA. (First Remedial Action),
  June 1991.
  PB92-964513/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9):  Teledyne
  Semiconductor (Spectra Physics), Mountain View,  CA. (First
  Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-964SOS/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): TRW Micro-
  wave, (Advanced Micro Devices 901), (Signetics),  Sunny-
  vale. CA. (Fust Remedial Action). September 1991.
  P892-964518/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  Superfund Record   of Decision (EPA Region 9):  Valley
  Wood Preserving Site, Turtock, CA. (First Remedial Action).
  September 1991.
  PB92-964517/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  Superlund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Van  Waters
  and Rogers. San Jose, CA. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964506/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  10):  American
  Lake  Gardens (McChord AFB  - Area 5),  Pierce County.
  WA. (First Remedial  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964605/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

  Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 10):  Bangor
  Naval Submarine Base, Site F  (Operable  Unit 2). Bangor,
  WA. (Fret Remedial  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964603/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Bunker Hill
  Mining and Metallurgical Complex, Shoshone County, ID.
  (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964601/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 10): Com-
  mencement  Bay-Nearshore/Tidefiats  (Operable  Unit 7),
  Tacoma. WA. (Third  Remedial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-964604/REB             92-01  PC A17/MF AIM

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Northwest
  Transformer-Mission Pole, Whatcom County, WA.  (First Re-
  medial Action). (Amendment). September 1991.
  PB92-964602/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Union Pa-
  cific Railroad Yard.  Bannock County, PocaJello,  ID. (First
  Remedial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964606/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

  Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 10):  Yakima
  Plating Facility. Yakima, WA. (First Remedial Action).  Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964607/REB             92-O4  PC AOS/MF A01

  Superfund Record  of Decision:  Roebting  Steel Company,
  Florence Township.  Burlington County. NJ. (Second Reme-
  dial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963814/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Removal Procedures: Guidance on the Consid-
eration of ARARS during Removal Actions.
PB92-963401/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Removal Procedures: Public Participation Guid-
ance for On-Scene Coordinators: Community Relations and
the Administrative Record.
PB92-963416/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Removal Procedures:  Removal  Enforcement
Guidance for On-Scene Coordinators.
PB92-963409/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund: Removals and Emergency Response.
PB92-963400/REB               92-01   Standing Order

Superfund: Reporting on Cleanup Activities through  Envi-
ronmental Indicators. FY 1991 Update.
PB92-963255/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund: Site Assessment and Remediation.
PB92-963300/REB               92-01   Standing Order

Superfund Soils Data Management System.
PB92-139476/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Superfund: Technology and Analytical Services.
PB92-963500/REB               92-01   Standing Order

Supplement of Development Document Effluent Limitations,
Guidelines New Source Performance Standards Reprint for
the Renderer Segment  of the Meat Products and Render-
ing. Point Source Category.
PB92-232008/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Supplemental Guidance to  RAGS: Calculating the Concen-
tration Term. Volume 1,  Number 1, May 1992.
PB92-963373/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Surface-Charge Repulsive Effects on the Mobility of Inor-
ganic Colloids in Surface Systems. Annual Colloid and Sur-
face Science Symposium (65th). Held in Norman, Oklaho-
ma on June 17-19, 1991.
PB92-191139/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Surface-Coating-Free Materials  and Reduction of  VOC
Emissions from Coating Operations.
PB92-206614/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Surfactant-Enhanced Solubiteation of Tetrachkxoethyiene
and Degradation Products in Pump and Treat Remediation.
PB92-191121/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Suspended. Cancelled, and Restricted (SCR) Pesticides.
PB92-231240/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Synthesis  of  a Novel  Fluorinated 8enzo(a)pyrene: 4,5-
Drfluorobenzo(a)pyrene.
PB92-110493/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Synthetic Substrata for Propagation and Testing of Soil and
Sediment Organisms.
PB92-195676/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

System for Control of River Water Quality for the Communi-
ty of Madrid Using QUAL2E.
PB92-206218/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

TCE Removal from  Contaminated Soil and Ground Water.
Ground Water Issue.
PB92-224104/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
Tech Trends (Number 6).
PB92-2219S5/REB
                             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
Technical Aspects of Underground Storage Tank Closure.
PB92-161199/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analysis
of Ozone Precursors.
PB92-122795/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Technical Assistance Document:  Performance Audit Proce-
dures for Opacity Monitors.
PB92-192889/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03

Technical Assistance Team (TAT) Contracts Users' Manual.
PB92-963407/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02

Technical Basis for Establishing Sediment Quality Criteria
for Nonionic Organic Chemicals Using Equilibrium Partition-
ing. Annual Review.
PB92-129642/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

Technical Guidance Document Inspection Techniques  for
the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field Seams.
PB92-109057/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load  Al-
locations Book  3:  Estuaries. Part 1: Estuaries and Waste
Load Allocation Models.
PB92-231729/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load  Al-
locations. Book  3:  Estuaries. Part 2: Application of Estua-
rine Waste Load Allocation Models.
PB92-231737/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load  Al-
locations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part  3: Use of Mixing Zone
Models in Estuarine Waste Load Allocations.
PB92-231745/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
locations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 4: Critical Review of Estu-
arine WLA Modeling.
PB92-231752/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
locations. Book  4. Lakes,  Reservoirs and Impoundments.
Chapter 3: Toxic Substances Impact.
PB92-231760/REB              92-04   PC A14/MF A03

Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
locations:  Simplified Analytical  Method- for  Determining
NPDES Effluent Limitations for POTWs Discharging into
Low-Flow Streams.
PB92-231786/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Wasteload Allo-
cation. Book 6.  Design Conditions.  Chapter  1:  Stream
Design Flow for Steady-State Modeling.
PB92-231778/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Technical Guidance on Supplementary Stream Design Con-
ditions for Steady State Modeling.
PB92-231844/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Technical Guidance: Stage II Vapor Recovery Systems for
Control of Vehicle  Refueling  Emissions at Gasoline Dis-
pensing Facilities. Volume 2. Appendices.
PB92-132851/REB              92-01   PC A20/MF A04

Technical Guidance: State  II Vapor Recovery Systems for
Control of Vehicle  Refueling  Emissions at Gasoline Dis-
pensing Facilities. Volume 1. Chapters.
PB92-132844/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Technical Implementation Document for EPA's Boiler and
Industrial Furnace Regulations.
PB92-154947/REB              92-01   PC A11/MF A03

Technical Resource Document: Batch-Type Procedures for
Estimating Soil Adsorption of Chemicals.
PB92-188515/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Technical Support  Document for the 1992 Citizen's Guide
to Radon.
PB92-218395/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

Technical Support Document to Aid States with the Devel-
opment of Carbon Monoxide State Implementation Plans.
PB92-233055/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Technical Support Manual: Waterbody Surveys and Assess-
ments for Conducting Use Attainability Analyses.
PB92-231794/REB              92-04   PC A10/MF A03

Technical Support Manual: Waterbody Surveys and Assess-
ments for Conducting Use Attainability Analyses. Volume 2:
Estuarine Systems.
PB92-231877/REB              92-04   PC A09/MF A02

Technical Support Manual: Waterbody Surveys and Assess-
ments for Conducting Use Attainability Analyses. Volume 3:
Lake Systems.
PB92-231802/REB              92-04   PC A10/MF A03

Technical Support Services for Superfund Site Remediation
and RCRA Corrective Action. Third Edition.
PB92-205657mEB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Technique for Screening and Maintaining Smaller Genomic
Libraries.
PB92-195726/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Techniques to Determine  Spatial Variations in Hydraulic
Conductivity of Sand and Gravel.
PB92-109123/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Technology Demonstration Summary: Bio Trol Soil Washing
System for Treatment of  a Wood Preserving Site.
PB92-224393/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Technology Demonstration  Summary, DuPont/Oberiin Mi-
crofiltralion  System, Palmerton,  Pennsylvania.  April-May
1992.
PB92-224351/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Technology Evaluation Report: Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 1.
PB92-222215/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

Technology Evaluation Report Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 2.
PB92-222223/REB              92-04   PC A1S/MF A03

Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biological Treatment of
Wood Preserving Site Groundwater by Biotrol, Inc.
PB92-110048/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.
PB92-115302/REB              92-01  PC E99/MF E99

Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 1.
PB92-115310/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03

Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol  Soil Washing System
for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 2, Part A.
PB92-115328/REB             92-01   PC A17/MF A04
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                                                                       TITLE  INDEX
Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 2. Part B.
PB92-115336/REB              92-01   PC A15/MF A03

Technology Evaluation Report of Retech, Inc., Plasma Cen-
trifugal Furnace. Volume 1.
PB92-216035/REB              92-04   PC A09/MF A02

Technology Evaluation Report of Retech, Inc., Plasma Cen-
trifugal Furnace. Volume 2.
PB92-216043/REB              92-04   PC A1S/MF A03

Technology Evaluation  Report:  Ogden  Circulating Bed
Combustor at the McColl Superfund Site.
PB92-227289/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Technology Evaluation Report: Site Program Demonstration
of a Trial Excavation at the McColl Superfund Site.
PB92-226448/REB              92-04   PC A10/MF A03

Technology Evaluation  Report SITE Program Demonstra-
tion of the DuPont/Oberiin Microfiltration Technology.
PB92-153410/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Technology Evaluation  Report SITE Program Demonstra-
tion  Test  Horsehead Resource Development  Company,
Inc., Flame Reactor Technology, Monaca, Pennsylvania.
PB92-20S8S5/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Technology Evaluation Report The Carver-Greenfield Proc-
ess, Dehydro-Tech Corporation.
PB92-217462/REB              92-04   PCA11/MFA03

Technology for Reduction  of  CO2 Emissions from the
Transportation Sector.
PB92-153733/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Tedlar Bag Sampling  System for Toxic Organic Compounds
in Source Emission Sampling and Analysts.
PB92-166719/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01

Temperature and  Conductivity  Modeling for the Buffalo
River
PB92-206226/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Ten Year Review of Plastics Recycling.
PB92-153402/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Teratogenesis,  Toxicity, and Bioconcentratjon in Frogs Ex-
posed to Dietdnn.
PB92-1B0363/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Test of Criteria for Introduced Species: The Global Invasion
by the Isopod 'Synidotea laevidorsalis' (Miers. 1881).
PB92-108018/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Tests of Indoor Mr Quality Sinks.
PB92-21B346/REB              92-04   PC A15/MF A03

Theoretical  Evaluation  of  Stability of  Volatile Organic
Chemicals  and Polar Volatile Organic Chemicals in Canis-
ters.
PB92-166941/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Thermodynamic Evaluation of Predicted Fluorinated Ether,
Ethane, and Propane Azeotropes.
PB92-198241 /REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Thermophystcal Properties of Gaseous  Refrigerants from
Speed-of-Sound Measurements. 2. Results for 1,1-dichloro-
1-fkioroethane (CCI2FCH3).
PB92-154277                  92-01  Not available NTIS

Three Case Studies of Lake Temperature and Stratification
Response to Warmer Climate.
PB92-121391/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Tiered Modeling Approach for Assessing the Risks Due to
Sources of Hazardous Air Pollutants.
PB92-164748/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Time Spent in Activities. Locations, and Microenvironments:
A California-National Comparison.
PB92-140789/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Title 3 on  Indian  Lands: A Guide to the  Emergency Plan-
ning and Community Right-to-Know Act (Technical Assist-
ance Bulletin). Volume 10, Number 2.
PB92-224740/REB              92-O4  PC A03/MF A01

Total Hydrocarbon Emission  Testing of Wastewater Sludge
Incinerators. Volume  1.
PB92-1970B6/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Total Hydrocarbon Emission  Testing of Wastewater Sludge
Incinerators. Volume 2. Appendices.
PB92-197094/REB             92-04  PC A16/MF A03

Toward a Rule-Based Biome Model (Journal Article).
PB92-232909/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Toxic Release  Inventory (TRI).  Documentation for the 1990
Magnetic Tape.
PB92-155381 /REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Toxic Release  Inventory (TRI) United States and Territories,
1987.
PB92-100114/REB                  92-01   MFS600.00

Toxic Release  Inventory (TRI) United States and Territories,
1988.
PB92-100122/REB                  92-01   MFS600.00

Toxic Release  Inventory (TRI) 1987-1989. (on CD-ROM).
PB92-S00024/REB              92-01  CD-ROMS4S.OO
Toxic Release Inventory (TRI). 1990.
PB92-501816/REB
                                      92-01  CP T14
Toxic  Substances  Control Act  (TSCA)  Chemical  Sub-
stances  Inventory: Revised Inventory Synonym and Pre-
ferred Name File, January 1992.
PB92-501386/REB                      92-01  CP T05

Toxic  Substances  Control Act  (TSCA)  Chemical  Sub-
stances  Inventory: Revised Inventory Synonym and Pre-
ferred Name File. January 1992 Magnetic Tape Documen-
tation.
PB92-140755/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Toxicity Equivalency Factors for PCBs.
PB92-113349/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Toxicity of Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate to Fishes.
PB92-179142/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Toxicity of Chlorine and Ammonia to Aquatic Life: Chemis-
try,  Water Quality Criteria, Recent Research, and Recom-
mended Future Research.
PB92-108091/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Toxicity Reduction Evaluation at  a Municipal Wastewater
Treatment Plant Using Mutagenicity as an Endpoint.
PB92-232834/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Toxicity Reduction Evaluation: Case Histories at High Point
and Fayetteville, North Carolina.
PB92-222231/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Toxicity,  Selectivity and Sublethal Effects of  Pesticides on
Arthropod Natural Enemies: A Data-Base Summary.
PB92-124189/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Toxicologies! Assessment of Hazardous Wastes.
AD-P006  468/3/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

lexicological Implementations of Remediating Hazardous
Wastes.
PB92-124171/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Toxics in  the Community: National and Local Perspectives.
The 1989 Toxics Release Inventory National Report.
PB92-224278/REB              92-04  PC A24/MF A04

Trace Elements, Leaching and Health Risks from Municipal
Waste Combustion Ash.
PB92-153311 /REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Trace Metal Fate in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator with  an Ioniz-
ing Wet Scrubber (Journal Article).
PB92-110568/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Tracking Toxic Substances at Industrial Facilities: Engineer-
ing Mass  Balance versus Materials Accounting.
PB92-223213/REB              92-04  PC A09/MF A02

Trajectory and  Incineration of Rogue Droplets in  a Turbu-
lent Diffusion Flame.
PB92-120450/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Transactions: Tropospheric Ozone  and the Environment.
Papers from an International Conference.
PB92-217017/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Natural Aquifer Ma-
terial:  Implications for Contaminant Transport.
PB92-158690/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Transportation and Air Quality Banning Guidelines, 1992.
PB92-201458/REB              92-04  PC A10/MF A03

Transportation Control Measure Information Documents.
PB92-173566/REB              92-01  PC A19/MF A04

Treating  Soil Solution Samplers to Prevent  Microbial Re-
moval of  Analytes.
PB92-166610/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Trends and Patterns  in Section 404 Permitting Requiring
Compensatory Mitigation in Oregon and Washington, USA.
PB92-153907/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Trends in Catskill Stream Water Quality: Evidence from His-
torical Data.
PB92-153832/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Triphenyl  Phosphite-Induced  Ultrastructural  Changes  in
Bovine Adrenomedullary Chromaffin Cells.
PB92-209337/REB              92-04 PC A03/MF A01

Tropospheric  Nitrogen:  The  Influence  of Anthropogenic
Sources on Distribution and Deposition.
PB92-126937/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Two Different Approaches for Control and  Measurement of
Plant  Functions in Closed Environmental Chambers.
PB92-108067/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Health Effects Re-
search on Drinking Water Contaminants.
PB92-206531/REB              92-O4  PC A02/MF A01

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Research Program
on  the Environmental Impacts and Control of Highway  De-
icing Salt Pollution.
PB92-179688/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

U.S.  Environmental  Protection  Agency's  Environmental
Monitoring and Assessment Program: An Ecological Status
and Trends Program.
PB92-121292/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
U.S.  Environmental Protection Agency's SITE  Emerging
Technology Program: 1991 Update.
PB92-150663/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

U.S. EPA Nonpoint Source Information Exchange Computer
Bulletin Board System (BBS). User's Manual.
PB92-228048/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

U.S. EPA Office of Research and Development Overview of
Current Radon Research.
PB92-121250/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

U.S. EPA Program for Evaluation  of Treatment and Utiliza-
tion Technologies  for Municipal Waste Combustion  Resi-
dues.
PB92-121185/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

U.S. EPA's Global  Climate Change Program:  Landfill Emis-
sions and Mitigation Research.
PB92-180215/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

U.S. EPA's Manual of Practice for the Investigation and
Control of Cross-Connection Pollution  into Storm Drainage
Systems.
PB92-217074/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

U.S. EPA's Research on Life-Cycle Analysis.
PB92-179878/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01

U.S. EPA SITE Demonstration of AWD Technologies' Aqua-
Detox/SVE System.
PB92-124387/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

U.S. Standards for Air Sampling of Environmental Contami-
nants: Current Basis and Future Options.
PB92-121219/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Uncertainties in Nitrogen Mass Loadings in Coastal Water-
sheds.
PB92-108075/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Underground  Storage  Tanks on  Indian  Lands.  Education
Moderates: An Environmental Treat.
PB92-179860/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Understanding Superfund Risk Assessment.
PB92-963372/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Understanding the Fate of Petroleum  Hydrocarbons in the
Subsurface Environment.
PB92-217157/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

United  States Environmental Protection Agency Municipal
Waste Combustion Residue Solidification/Stabilization Eval-
uation Program.
PB92-121177/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Update No. 2 to 'Procedures for  Completion and Deletion
of NPL Sites'.
PB92-963344/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01

Update on Implementation of the  Oil Pollution Act of  1990.
Volume 1, Number 4, September 1991.
PB91-921374/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Update Package for RCRA Permit Policy Compendium (As-
sorted Volumes).
PB92-182518/REB                     92-04  PC E99

Upper-Bound Quantitative Cancer Risk Estimate for Popula-
tions Adjacent to Sulfur Mustard Incineration Facilities.
PB92-137207/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Urban  Air Toxics  Monitoring Program Carbonyl Results,
1990.
PB92-110030/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Urban Air Toxics Monitoring Program, 1990.
PB92-110022/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03

Use of Bromoergocryptine in the Validation of Protocols for
the Assessment of Mechanisms of Early Pregnancy Loss  in
the Rat.
PB92-124692/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01

Use  of Four-Dimensional  Data Assimilation  in a Limited-
Area Mesoscale Model Pan 2: Effects of  Data Assimilation
within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
PB92-153923/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-166750/REB
                              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 Use of Marsh Plants for Toxicity Testing of Water and Sedi-
 ment.
 PB92-195882/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Use of Perifusion to  Evaluate Hormonal Release In  vitro
 from Rat Pituitary and Hypothalamic Tissue.
 PB92-158534/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Use of Pilot  Columns for Predicting  Full-Scale GAC Per-
 formance.
 PB92-179159/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Use of the Fungicide Carbendazim as a Model Compound
 to  Determine the Impact  of Acute  Chemical Exposure
 during Oocyle Maturation and Fertilization on Pregnancy
 Outcome in the Hamster.
 PB92-206416/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                             TI-25

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                                                                        TITLE  INDEX
   Use of Visual and Chetnosensory Evoked Potentials in En-
   vironmental and Occupational Health.
   P892-217041/REB             9244  PC A03/MF A01

   User's Guide and Data Dictionary tor Kenai Lakes Investi-
     '  nProject
       M78961/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   User's Guide tar the Industrial Source Complex (ISC2) Dis-
   persion Models.
   PB92-232446/REB             92-04  PC E99/MF EM

   User's Guide for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC2) Dis-
   persion Models. Volume 1. User Instructions.
   PB92-232453/REB             92-04  PC A13/MF A03

   User's Guide for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC2) Dis-
   persion Models. Volume 2: Description of Model Algorithms.
   PB92-232461/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01

   User's Guide for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC2) Dis-
   persion Models. Volume 3: Guide to Programmers.
   PB92-232479/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   User's Guide for the SYSPOP Program:  A PC Version of
   the PRESTO-EPA-POP Operation System. Version 1.0.
   PB92-213255/REB             92-04  PCA11/MFA03

   User's  Guide for the Urban Airshed Mode!.  Volume 4.
   User's Manual for the Emissions Preprocessor System 2.0.
   Part A: Core FORTRAN System.
   PB92-226232/REB             92-04  PC A19/MF A04

   User's  Guide for me Urban Airshed Model.  Volume 6.
   User's Manual for the Postprocessing System.
   PB92-145382/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

   User's Guide for the Urban Airshed Model.  Volume 7.
   User's Manual for the Performance Evaluation System.
   PB92-224849/REB             92-O4  PC A07/MF A02

   Using  a  Flame kxwabon  Detector  (FID) Continuously
   Measure Toxic Organic Vapors in a Paint Spray Booth.
   P8B2-198258/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Utility of Activity and Observational Data for Neurotoxicity
   Screening.
   PB92-232826/HEB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   UHity of  Light Scatter m the Morphological Analysis of
   Sperm.
   PB92-150754/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Vapor Pressures. Liquid Molar Volumes. Vapor Non-Ideal-
   ities, and Critical Properties of Some Fluorinated Ethers:
   CF30CF2OCF3.    CF3OCF2CF2H.     C-CF2CF2CF2O.
   CF3OCF2H. and CF3OCH3. and of CCI3F and CF2CIH.
   PB82-179746/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Variable Phase  Function  Approach for  the Inversion of
   Lidar Return Signals.
   N92-31073/9/SEB
                                                92-O4
             (Order as N92-31013/5/REB, PC A16/MF A03)

   Vendor Information System for Innovative Treatment Tech-
   nologies. User Manual (VISITT Version 1.0). Number 1.
   PB92-221647/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Vendor  Information System for Innovative Treatment Tech-
   nologies (VISITT). Number 1.
   PB92-224716/REB             92-O4  PC A02/MF A01

   Vertebrate Toxicology of the  Solubteed Parasporal Crystal-
   Cne Proteins of 'Bacillus thuringiensis' Subsp. 'israetenss'.
   PB92-150507/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Visions of the Future in Drinking Water Microbiology.
   PB92-179852/HEB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Vitrification Technologies for Treatment of Hazardous and
   Raotoacbve Waste.
   PB92-201110/REB              92-04  PC A05/MF A01

   VMT Forecasting and Tracking Guidance. Section 187.
   PB92-164961/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  VOC Prevention
  PB92-1
for Surface Coating.
        92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Votave Emsnons fimu StaMizalion/Soltf fie ation of Haz-
  ardous Waste.
  PB82-217371/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  VotaHe Organic Compound and Paniculate Matter (VOC/
  PM SpaciMnn  Data Base Management System (SP6C1-
  ATE). Version 1.4 (for Microcomputars)-
  PB92-500354/REB                    92-01  CP D02

  Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) and  Paniculate Matter
  (PM) Speciaton Data System User's Manual, Version 1.4.
  P892-105527/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
Tanks. Volume 1.
PB92-114966/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
Tanks. Volume 2. Appendices A through E.
PB92-114974/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Volunteer Lake Monitoring: A Methods Manual.
PB92-218411/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program, 1991. Volume 1: State-
wide Summary Report.
PB92-222S12/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program, 1991. Volume 4: West-
Central Illinois Region.
PB92-2394B2/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Volunteer  Lake  Monitoring Program.  1991.  Volume  6.
Southwestern Illinois Region.
PB92-222876/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Volunteer  Lake  Monitoring Program,  1991.  Volume  7.
Southern Region.
PB92-231125/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Waste Combustion System Analysis.
PB92-125418/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Waste Minimization Assessment for a Dairy.
PB92-217264/REB             92-O4  PC A01/MF A01

Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Alu-
minum Extrusions.
PB92-192137/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
Automotive Air Conditioning Condensers and Evaporators.
PB92-188739/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Can-
Manufacturing Equipment
PB92-196385/REB             92-O4  PC A01/MF A01

Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
Chemicals.
PB92-203S95/REB             924)1  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
Commercial Ice Machines and Ice Storage Bins.
PB92-1963S1/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
Components for Automobile Air Conditioners.
PB92-217272/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
Metal Bands, Clamps, Retainers, and Tooling.
PB92-188747/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
Metal-Cutting Wheels and Components.
PB92-192145/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
Metal-Plated Display Racks.
PB92-189703/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Mili-
tary Furniture.
PB92-217256/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
Motor Vehicle Exterior Mirrors.
PB92-192806/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Per-
manent-Magnet DC Electric Motors.
PB92-196369/HEB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
Printed Labels.
PB92-104371/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Pro-
totype Printed Circuit Boards.
PB92-104355/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Re-
furbished Railcar Bearing Assemblies.
PB92-104348/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a  Manufacturer  of
Sheet Metal Cabinets and Precision Metal Parts.
PB92-196377/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a  Manufacturer  of
Speed Reduction Equipment.
PB92-104363/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a  Manufacturer  of
Water Analysis Instrumentation.
PB92-217280/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Produc-
ing Galvanized Steel Parts.
PB92-189695/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Produc-
ing Treated Wood Products.
PB92-196401/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Waste Minimization Assessment for a Printed Circuit Board
Manufacturer.
PB92-196344/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Waste  Minimization Assessment for  an Aluminum Extru-
sions Manufacturer.
PB92-196393/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Minimization for Non-Agricultural Pesticide Applica-
tors: EPA's Pollution Prevention Guide.
PB92-1S3774/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Minimization Opportunity Assessment Manual.
PB92-216985/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Waste  Minimization  Opportunity  Assessment:  Scon  Air
Force Base.
PB92-10S402/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Waste  Reduction Activities  and Options at a  Printer  of
Forms and Supplies for the Legal Profession.
PB92-217496/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Reduction Activities and  Options for a Local Board
of Education in New Jersey.
PB92-236476/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Reduction Activities and Options for a Nuclear Pow-
ered Electrical Generating Station.
PB92-235654/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Reduction Technology Evaluations of the U.S.  EPA
WRITE Program.
PB92-108133/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Water Quality Model  for a River Receiving Paper Mill Ef-
fluents and Conventional Sewage.
PB92-195643/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Water Quality Standards Handbook.
PB92-231851/REB             92-04  PCA12/MFA03

Watershed  Characterization Using   Landsat   Thematic
Mapper Imagery: Blackfoot River. Montana.
PB92-115237/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Watershed Nitrogen  Management: Upper Potomac River
Basin Case Study.
PB92-108083/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Watershed Protection Approach: An Overview.
PB92-224732/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Western Forests and Air Pollution.
PB92-198209/REB             92-04  PC A22/MF A04

Wetlands  Research  Plan FY92-96: An Integrated Risk-
Based Approach.
PB92-17B946/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

What Can Be Learnt  from Protocols Relating to  Non-Phar-
maceuticals.
PB92-150424/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

What Is the Potential of Forest Management to Slow the In-
crease of Atmospheric CO2.
PB92-1B0249/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Workshop: Application of Microcosms for Assessing the
Risk of Microbial Biotechnology Products.  Held in Hunt
Valley. Maryland on May 19,1992.
PB92-216951/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Workshop Proceedings: The Role of  Created and Natural
Wetlands in Controlling Nonpomt Source Pollution. Held in
Arlington. Virginia on June 10-11. 1991.
PB92-113463/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03

Workshop Report on  Toxicity Equivalency Factors for Poly-
cMorinated Bphenyl Congeners. Risk Assessment Forum
PB92-114S29/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Your Drinking Water From Source to Tap EPA Regulations
and Guidance.
PB92-140599/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Zooptankton  Population Dynamics  in Experimentally Toxi-
fied Pond Ecosystems.
PB92-1S33S2/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
TI-26

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KEYWORD  INDEX
 Index entries in this section are selected to indicate important ideas and concepts presented
 in a report. When using the keyword index, be sure to look under terms narrower, broader,
 or related to a particular topic. Although some of the keywords are not selected from a
 controlled vocabulary of terms, most of them have been selected from the DoD, DoE, NASA,
 of NTIS controlled vocabularies. The entries are arranged by keyword and then by  the NTIS
 order number.
SAMPLE ENTRY
              Use: Keywords Term   I   GLOBAL ASPECTS

                         Title   I   Sensitivity of Ecological Landscapes and Regions to
                              *   Global Climatic Change

 NTIS Order Number/Media Code Price Codes      PB90-120072/HSU      PCA09/MFA01

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                                                              KEYWORD   INDEX
2-4-DICHLOROPHENOXYACETIC ACID
   Cloning and Characterization ot tfdS, the Repressor-Acti-
   vator Gene of tfdB, from the 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic
   Acid Catabolic Plasmid pJP4.
   PB92-129634/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
2-CHLOROACET ALDEHYDE
   Hepatocarcinoqenicity of Chloral Hydrate, 2-Chioroacetal-
   dehyde, and  Dichloroacetic  Acid in  the  Male B6C3F1
   Mouse.
   PB92-232930/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
2-HYDROXYETHYLACRYLATES
   Comparison  of  Subchronic  Neurotoxicity  of  2-Hydrox-
   yethyl Acrylate and Acrylamide in Rats.
   PB92-188945/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
2-METHOXYACETIC ACID
   Differences between Rats and  Mice in the Immunosup-
   pressive Activity of 2-Methoxyethanol and 2-Methoxyace-
   tic Acid.
   PB92-232974/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

2-METHOXYETHANOL
   Differences between Rats and  Mice in the Immunosup-
   pressive Activity of 2-Methoxyethanoi and 2-Methoxyace-
   tic Acid.
   PB92-232974/HEB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
4-CHLOROANILINE
   Hepatic Microsomal  N-hydroxylation  of Aniline and  4-
   chloroaniline by Rainbow Trout 'Onchorhyncus mykiss'.
   PB92-227354/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
5-7-DIHYDROXYTRYPTAMINE
   5,7-Dihydroxytryptamine Injections Increase Glial Fibrillary
   Acidic Protein in the Hypothalamus of Adult Rats.
   PB92-143924/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01
ABANDONED SITES
   Inactive and  Abandoned Noncoal Mines.  Volume  1. A
   Scoping Study.
   PB92-190115/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

   Inactive and Abandoned Noncoa! Mines. Volume 2. State
   Reports.
   PB92-190123/REB            92-01   PC A19/MF A04

   Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume 3. Ap-
   pendix: State  Reports.
   PB92-190131/REB            92-01   PC A14/MF A03
ABORTION
   Use of the Fungicide  Carbendazim  as a Model Com-
   pound to Determine the Impact of Acute Chemical Expo-
   sure during Oocyte  Maturation and Fertilization on Preg-
   nancy Outcome in the Hamster.
   PB92-206416/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

ABSORBERS (MATERIALS)
   Background  Document  for  the  Liquid Release Test:
   Single Laboratory  Evaluation  and 1988  Collaborative
   Study.
   PB92-183201/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02
ABSORPTION (BIOLOGY)
   Extraction  of  Mercury from Groundwater  Using Immobi-
   lized Algae.
   PB92-121367/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

ABSTRACTS
   Bioremediation Case Studies: Abstracts.
   PB92-232347/REB            92-04   PC A12/MF A03
ABUNDANCE
   Abundant Males in  Populations of a Setting Hermaphro-
   dite Fish, 'Rivulus marmoratus',  from Some Belize Cays.
   PB92-195783/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
AC MOTORS
   Fuzzy Logic Control of AC Induction Motors.
   PB92-180207/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
ACETALDEHYDE
   Urban Air  Toxics Monitoring Program Carbonyl Results,
    1990.
   PB92-110030/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
ACETONE
    Urban Air Toxics Monitoring Program Carbonyl Results,
    1990.
   PB92-110030/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
ACID MODEL OPERATIONAL DIAGNOSTIC EVALUATION
STUDY PROGRAM
    AcidMODES:  A Major Field  Study to  Evaluate Regional
    Scale Air Pollution Models.
    PB92-158518/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
ACID RAIN
    Nutrient Leaching from Conifer Needles in Relation to
    Foliar Apoplast Cation Exchange Capacity.
    PB92-153378/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Evaluation  of RADM  Predictions for  a Mesoscale-beta
    Box Volume over Northeastern  Pennsylvania.
    PB92-158492/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Summary Report for the National Atmospheric  Deposition
    Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Vis-
    itation Program for the Period October 1989 through Sep-
    tember 1990,
    PB92-217298/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Summary Report for the National Atmospheric  Deposition
    Program National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visi-
    tation Program.
    PB92-219823/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

ACID VOLATILE SULFIDE
    Acid-Volatile  Suffiqe as a Factor Mediating Cadmium and
    Nickel Bioavailability in Contaminated Sediments.
    PB92-124296/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ACIDIFICATION
    Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate. 1. Sulfur Constituents and Net Retention.
    PB92-108182/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    PIRLA DBMS Quick Reference Guide.
    PB92-110824/REB            92-01
                                      PC A08/MF A02
    Estimating Critical Loads of Sulfate to Surface Waters in
    the Northeastern United States: A Comparative Assess-
    ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads of
    Sulfate for Lakes.
    PB92-119015/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Regional Patterns and Local Variability of Dry and Occult
    Deposition Strongly Influence Sulfate Concentrations in
    Maine Lakes.
    PB92-136951/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate: 2. Aluminum and Base Cations.
    PB92-150549/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Soil Response to S and N Treatments in a Northern New
    England Low Elevation Coniferous Forest.
    PB92-150556/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Spodosol Cation Release and Buffering of Acidic Inputs.
    PB92-150580/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Diagnostic Evaluation of Regional Acid Deposition Mode!
    (RADM) Performance during a Period of Frontal Passage
    Using Aircraft Measurements.
    PB92-152958/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Partitioning of the Sulfate  Budget into Gas and Aqueous-
    Phase  Components  in  the Regional Acid  Deposition
    Model (RADM).
    PB92-152966/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Investigation of RADM Performance Using Aircraft Meas-
    urements.
    PB92-152974/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Sensitivity of RADM to Point Source Emissions Process-

    PB92-1529B2/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Sulfate Retention and Cation Leaching of Forest Soils in
    Response to Acid Additions.
    PB92-153394/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

    Direct/Delayed Response Project: Soil Characterization
    Comparison.
    PB92-153428/REB            92-01  PC A16/MF A03

    Trends in Catskill Stream Water Quality: Evidence from
    Historical Data.
    PB92-153832/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Application of MINTEQA2 to the Speciation of Contami-
    nants at Globe, Arizona.
    PB92-166602/HEB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Fish Communities in Lakes in Subregion 2B  (Upper Pe-
    ninsula of Michigan) in Relation to Lake Acidity. Volume 1
    and Volume  2: Appendices. Data Tape Documentation.
    PB92-169630/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    User's Guide and Data Dictionary for Kenai Lakes Inves-
    tigation Project.
    PB92-178961/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

    How  Much  Acidification  Has  Occurred  in  Adirondack
    Region Lakes (New York,  USA) since Preindustrial Times.
    PB92-180371/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Acidic Episodes in Surface Waters in Europe.
    PB92-188853/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Osmoregulatory Failure and Death of First-Year Large-
    mouth Bass  'Micropterus  salmoides' Exposed to Low pH
    and Elevated Aluminum,  at Low Temperatures  in Soft
    Water.
    PB92-205236/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Predicting the  Precipitation of Acid and Direct Dyes in
    Natural Waters.
    PB92-206200/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ACIDITY
    Acid Aerosol Measurement intercomparison Workshop.
    Held in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina on April
    10-11, 1991.
    PB92-191097/REB            92-01   PC A15/MF A03

    Acid Aerosol Measurement Methods: Studies of Extrac-
    tion and Analytical Effects.
    PB92-191154/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

ACOUSTIC DETECTION
    Capsule Report: Acostic Monitoring to Determine the In-
    tegrity of Hazardous Waste Dams.
    PB92-179928/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ACOUSTIC MONITORING
    Acoustic Location of Leaks in Pressurized Underground
    Petroleum Pipelines.
    PB92-207687/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

ACQUIRE DATA BASE
    Aquatic  Toxicity Information  Retrieval  Data Base (AC-
    QUIRE).
    PB92-500453/REB                   92-01  CP T02

    Aquqtic  Toxicity Information on VAX VMS Backup (AC-
    QUIRE for VMS).
    PB92-500479/REB                   92-01  CP T02

 ACROSS NORTH AMERICA TRACER EXPERIMENT
    Performances of Lagrangian and Eulerian Transport and
    Diffusion Models across Continental Scales.
    PB92-158500/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
ACRYLAMIDES
    Gene Probe for PO Messenger RNA Used to Index Acryl-
    amide Toxic Neuropathy in Rats.
    PB92-143957/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Formation of Hemoglobin Adducts of Acrylamide and Its
    Epoxide Metabolite Glycidamide in the Rat.
    PB92-150523/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Comparison  of  Subchronic  Neurotoxicity of 2-Hydrox-
    yethyl Acrylate and Acrylamide in Rats.
    PB92-188945/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Kinetochore-Staining of Spermatid Micronuclei: Studies of
    Mice Treated with X-Radiation or Acrylamide.
    PB92-18B994/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Letters to the Editor.
    PB92-227560/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

ACHYLATES
    Permeation of Multifunctional Acrylates through Selected
    Protective Glove Materials.
    PB92-153915/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Permeation of Multifunctional Acrylates through  Three
    Protective Clothing Materials.
    PB92-164797/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

ACTIVATED CARBON TREATMENT
    Use of Pilot Columns  for  Predicting  Full-Scale GAC Per-
    formance.
    PB92-179159/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Parametric Evaluation of Powdered Activated Carbon In-
    jection for Control of Mercury Emissions from a Municipal
    Waste Combustor.
    PB92-195940/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Reducing Mercury Emission from Municipal Waste Com-
    bustion with Carbon Injection into Flue Gas.
    PB92-195965/REB            92-04   PCA03/MFA01

ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS
    Sequencing Batch Reactors: Summary Report.
    PB92-216969/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Causes and Control  of  Activated  Sludge Bulking and
    Foaming.
    PB92-216977/REB                    92-04  PC A05

ACTIVE SLAB DEPRESSURIZATION
    Radon Prevention  in the Design and  Construction  of
    Schools and other Large Buildings.
    PB92-180298/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

ACTIVE SOIL DEPRESSURIZATION SYSTEMS
    Parametric Analysis of the Installation and Operating
    Costs of Active Soil Depressunzation Systems for Resi-
    dential Radon Mitigation.
    PB92-116037/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Cost  Analysis  of Soil Depressurization Techniques for
    Indoor Radon Reduction.
    PB92-120443/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ACTIVE SUBSLAB DEPRESSURIZATION
    Sub-Slab Pressure Field Extension in Schools and Other
    Large Buildings.
    PB92-121268/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFAOI

ACTIVITY FACTORS
    Oil and Gas Field Emissions Survey.
    PB92-184977/REB            92-01   PC A14/MF A03

ACUTE MYELOMONOCYTIC LEUKEMIA
    Differences in Arachidonic  Acid Metabolism by Human
    Myelomonocytic Cell Lines.
    PB92-217215/REB                   92-04   PC A02

ADAMS COUNTY (COLORADO)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Broderick
    Wood Products, Adams County,  CO.  (First  Remedial
    Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
    PB92-964402/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  8): Chemical
    Sales, (New Location), (Operable Unit 3), Adams County.
    CO. (Third Remedial Action), June 1991
    PB92-964410/RES           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

ADAPTIVE LOCAL GRID REFINEMENT
    Optimal  Adaptive  Local  Grid Refinement Approach to
    Modeling Contaminant Transport.
    PB92-217314/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ADENOSINE DEAMINASE
    Host Resistance to Murine  Malaria in  Mice Exposed to
    the Adenosine Deaminase Inhibitor. 2'-Deoxycoformycin.
    PB92-150812/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ADHESIVES
    Carpet Policy Dialogue. Compendium Report, September
    27. 1991.
    PB92-115005/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

ADIPIC ACID
    Capsule Report: Adipic Acid-Enhanced Lime>'Limestone
    Test Results at the EPA Alkali Scrubbing Test Facility.
    PB92-179944/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL
    Authorization for  Regional Administrators  to Approve
    Consistency Exemptions at  NPL Sites
    PB92-963343/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
    RCfiA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume  1.  User's
    Guide. Key Wcrd Index.
    PB92-111715/REB                   9201   PC E10
                                                                                                                                                           KW-1

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                                                                   KEYWORD  INDEX
    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 2 (9420.1980-
    9434.1900). Hazardous Waste Management System (Part
    260). General, Definitions, Petitions.
    PB92-111723/REB                   92-01   PC A13

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 3 (9441.1980-
    9441.1986).   Identification  and  Listing of  Hazardous
    Waste (Part 261). General.
    PB92-111731/REB                   92-01   PCA14

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 4 (9441.1987-
    9441.1990).   Identification  and  Listing of  Hazardous
    Waste (Part 261). General
    PB92-111749/REB                   92-01   PC A14

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 5 (9442.1980-
    9444.1986).   Identification  and  Listing of  Hazardous
    Waste  (Part  261).  Criteria for  Identifying  Hazardous
    Waste. Characteristics of Hazardous Waste, Lists of Haz-
    ardous Waste.
    PB92-111756/REB                   92-01   PC A14

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 6 (9444.1987-
    9457.1990).   Identification  and  Listing of  Hazardous
    Waste (Part 261). Lists (Cont'd), Generator Standards
    (Part 262), General,  Pretransportation, Recordkeeping,
    Special Conditions, Importing.
    PB92-111764/REB                   92-01   PC A15

    HCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 7 (9460.1980-
    9482.1990). Transporter Standards  (Part 263).  (TSDF's)
    (Parts 264 and 265),  TSDF Technical Requirements
    (Parts 264 and 265).
    PB92-111772/REB                   92-01   PC A11

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 8 (9483.1980-
    9489.1990).  TSDF Technical Requirements  (Parts 264
    and 265). Tanks, Surface  Impoundments, Waste  Piles,
    Land Treatment,  Landfills,  Incinerators. Miscellaneous
    Units.
    PB92-111780/REB                   92-01   PC A15

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 9 (9490.1980-
    9521.1990). Standards for Managing Specific Hazardous
    Wastes (Part  266). Permitting Policies,  Permitting Proce-
    dures (Parts 124 and 270).
    PB92-111796/HEB                   92-01   PCA15

    RCRA   Permit   Policy  Compendium.  Volume   10
    (9522.1980-9528.1990). Permitting Procedures (Parts 124
    and 270).  Applications, Conditions,  Changes. Interim
    Status.
    P892-111806/REB                   92-01   PC A1S

    RCRA   Permit   Policy  Compendium.  Volume   11
    (9530.1980-9581.1990). Air Emissions  Standards.  State
    Authorization  (Part 271), Land Disposal Restrictions (Part
    268). Waste Minimization. Subtitle 0. RCRA Grant Funds
    PB92-111814/REB                   92-01   PC A17

ADRENAL CORTEX HORMONES
    Influence of Chlordimeform on Alpha-Adrenergic Recep-
    tor-Associated Mechanisms of Hormonal Regulation  in
    the Rat Pituitary and Adrenocortical Secretion.
    PB92-143908/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ADRENAL MEDULLA
    Triphenyl Phosphite-Induced Ultrastructural Changes  in
    Bovine Adrenomedullaiy Chromaffin Cells.
    PB92-209337/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ADRIAN (MICHIGAN)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Anderson
    Development Company Site. Lenawee County, Adrian,
    Ml.  (First Remedial Action), (Amendment),  September
    1991.
    PB92-964114/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ADSORPTION
    Adsorption of Surfactants (Chapter 7).
    PB92-143809/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    GAC Adsorption of a Mixture of  Natural Organic Matter
    and VOCs in the Presence and Absence of Molecular
    Oxygen.
    PB92-153782/REB           92-O1  PC A03/MF A01

    Technical Resource Document  Batch-Type  Procedures
    for Estimating SoB Adsorption of Chemicals.
    PB92-188515/REB           92-O1  PC A06/MF A02

ADVACATE PROCESS
    Evaluation of Pilot ESP Performance with Elevated  Load-
    ings from Sorbent Injection Processes.
    PB92-113117/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Current Status of ADVACATE Process for Flue Gas De-
    sulfunzation (Journal Article).
    PB92-150622/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

AERATION
    Soil-Air Permeability Method Evaluation.
    PB92-124239/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Fine Pore (Fine Bubble) Aeration  Systems.
    PB92-150366/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

AERIAL MONITORING
    Aerial radiological survey of Pocatello and Soda Springs.
    Idaho and surrounding area. June-July 1986.
    DE91017051/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

AERIAL SURVEYS
    Investigation of RADM Performance Using Aircraft  Meas-
    urements.
    PB92-152974/REB          92-01   PC A02/MF A01

AEROBIC PROCESSES
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy  Screening. Interim Guid-
    ance.
    PB92-109065/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                           Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
                                                           Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening.
                                                           PB92-109073/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                                                           Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
                                                           Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening. Quick Refer-
                                                           ence Fact Sheet.
                                                           PB92-224377/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01
                                                       AEROBIOLOGY
                                                           Evaluation of Four Aerobiological Sampling Methods for
                                                           the Retrieval of Aerosolized 'Pseudomonas syringae'.
                                                           PB92-15B591/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01
                                                       AEROSOLS
                                                           Annular Denuders lor Use in Global Climate and Strato-
                                                           spheric Measurements of Acidic Gases and Particles (Ab-
                                                           stract Only).
                                                           N91-32531/6/REB
                                                                                                      92-01
                                                                  (Order as N91-32528/2/REB, PC AOS/MF A01)

                                                           Manual for  Non-CFC Aerosol  Packaging: Conversion
                                                           from CFC to  Hydrocarbon Propellants.
                                                           PB92-101344/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

                                                           Regional Fine Particle Field Study: Data Base and Initial
                                                           Results.
                                                           PB92-106939/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

                                                           Numerical  Calculation: Aspiration Efficiency of Aerosols
                                                           into Thin-Walled Sampling Inlets.
                                                           PB92-132901/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
                                                           14C Source Apportionment Technique Applied to Winter-
                                                           time Urban Aerosols and Gases for the EPA Integrated
                                                           Air Cancer Project.
                                                           PB92-171370              92-01  Not available NTIS

                                                           Physical and Chemical Characterization of Indoor Aero-
                                                           sols Resulting  from the  Use of Tap Water in Portable
                                                           Home Humidifiers.
                                                           PB92-188937/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                           Acid Aerosol Measurement Intercomparison Workshop.
                                                           Held in Research Triangle Park. North  Carolina on April
                                                           10-11.  1991.
                                                           PB92-191097/REB            92-01   PC A15MF A03

                                                           Acid Aerosol Measurement  Methods: Studies of Extrac-
                                                           tion and Analytical Effects.
                                                           PB92-191154/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                       AESCHYNOMENE VIRQINICA
                                                           Preparation and Regeneration of Protoplasts of 'Colleto-
                                                           trichum gtoeosporioides' f. p. 'Aeschynomene'.
                                                           PB92-195734/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                       AFFERENT NEURONS
                                                           Colchicine-lnduced Deafferentation of  the Hippocampus
                                                           Selectively Disrupts Chdinergic Rhythmical Slow Wave
                                                           Activity.
                                                           PB92-120476/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                       AFFORESTATION
                                                           Proceedings  of the  International  Workshop on Large-
                                                           Scate Reforestation. Held in Corvallis, Oregon on May 9-
                                                           10, 1990.
                                                           PB92-109131/REB            92-01   PC AOB/MF A02

                                                       AFTER BURNING
                                                           Novel  Method  of Reducing Transient Emissions from
                                                           Rotary Kiln Incinerators through Modified Waste Packag-

                                                           pl92-195932/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                                                       AGIMG (BIOLOGY)
                                                           Concentration of Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein  Increases
                                                           with Age in the Mouse and Rat Brain.
                                                           PB92-110535/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                           Age-Dependent Changes in Receptor-Stimulated Phos-
                                                           photnositide  Turnover in the Rat Hippocampus.
                                                           PB92-206333/REB            92-O4   PCA02/MFA01
                                                           Aging in Today's Environment
                                                           P892-223254/REB
                                                                                      92-04  PCA11/MFA03
                                                           Age-Related Percutaneous Penetration of  2-sec-Butyl-4-
                                                           6-Dinitrophenol (Dinoseb) in Rats.
                                                           PB92-227495/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                                                           Age-Dependent Changes in  Activity of Mallard Plasma
                                                           Cholinesterases.
                                                           PB92-232875/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

                                                       AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS
                                                           Drinking Water from Agriculturally Contaminated Ground-
                                                           water.
                                                           PB92-195874/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                       AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
                                                           Committed  Obligated  Expected   Expenditures   Plan

                                                           PB92-186469/RE8           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                           Approach to Assessment of Management Impacts on Ag-
                                                           ricultural Soil Carbon.
                                                           PB92-217173/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                                                       AGRICULTURAL RUNOFF
                                                           Modeling of Nonpoint Source Water Quality in Urban and
                                                           Non-urban Areas.
                                                           PB92-10911S/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

                                                       AGRICULTURAL WORKERS
                                                           Pesticide Safety for Farmworkers (Uso Seguro de Pestici-
                                                           das para los Trabaiadores del Campo).
                                                           PB92-224344/REB                   92-04  PC A03

                                                       AGRICULTURE
                                                           Integrating Sustainable Agriculture, Ecology, and Environ-
                                                           mental Policy. Proceedings of a Workshop. Held in Ar-
                                                           lington, Virginia, on July 22-23,1991.
                                                           PB92-137975/REB            92-01  PC A11/MF A03
    Nitrate  Occurence  in U.S.  Waters  (and Related Ques-
    tions). A Reference Summary of Published Sources from
    an Agricultural Perspective.
    PB92-155696/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Estimating Agriculture's Net Contribution to Atmospheric
    Carbon.
    PB92-217165/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

AIR-BIOSPHERE INTERACTIONS
    Can Intensive Management Increase Carbon Storage in

    PB92-113224/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Global Carbon Cycle and Climate  Change:  Responses
    and Feedbacks from Below-Ground Systems.
    PB92-121359/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Global  Ecosystems Database. Version 0.1  (Beta-test).
    EPA  Global Climate  Research  Program.  NOAA/NGDC
    Global Change  Database Program. Prototype  1. Data-
    base Documentation. NGDC Key to Geophysical Records
    Documentation No.  25.
    PB92-122803/REB            92-01   PC A16/MF A03

AIR CONDITIONERS
    Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
    Components tor Automobile Air Conditioners.
    PB92-217272/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

AIR CONDITIONING
    HVAC Systems  in the  Current Stock  of  U.S.  K-12
    Schools.
    PB92-218338/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT
    Recommended HVAC Standard of the Florida Radon Re-
    search Program.
    PB92-147909/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

AIR FILTERS
    Capsule Report: Paniculate  Control by Fabric  Filtration
    on Coal-Fired Industrial Boilers.
    PB92-179894/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

AIR FLOW
    Modeling, Air Flow  Dynamics in  Radon Mitigation Sys-
    tems: A Simplified Approach.
    PB92-120427/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Use of  Four-Dimensional Data Assimilation in a  Limited-
    Area Mesoscale Model Part 2: Effects  of Data Assimila-
    tion within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
    PB92-153923/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Simplified Modeling of Air Flow Dynamics in SSD Radon
    Mitigation Systems for Residences with Gravel Beds.
    PB92-195635/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

AIR LAND INTERACTIONS
    Sulfate  Retention and Cation Leaching  of Forest Soils in
    Response to Acid Additions.
    PB92-153394/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Land-Surface Hydrology  Parameterization with  Subgrid
    Variability for General Circulation Models.
    PB92-217447/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

AIR POLLUTANTS
    Design  and Implementation  of a Collaborative Study of
    the Mutagenicity of Complex Mixtures in 'Salmonella ty-
    phimurium'.
    PB92-150697/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Relative Mesothelioma  Induction  in  Rats  by  Mineral
    Fibers:  Comparison  with Residual  Pulmonary  Mineral
    Fiber Number and Epidemiology.
    PB92-233014/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

AIR POLLUTION
    Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) and  Particulate Matter
    (PM) Speciation Data System User's Manual, Version 1.4.
    PB92-105527/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Recommended  Foundation  Fill  Materials  Construction
    Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
    PB92-105865/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Florida  Radon Research Program: Technical Support lor
    the Development of Radon Resistant Construction Stand-
    ards.
    PB92-108109/HEB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
    Model.
    PB92-108760/REB          92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Urban Air Toxics Monitoring Program, 1990.
    PB92-110022/REB          92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse:  Bibliogra-
    phy of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices
    Related to Air Toxics. Volume 5. Citations,  1991.
    PB92-111830/REB          92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse:  Ongoing
    Research and Regulatory Development Projects.
    PB92-111905/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliogra-
    phy  of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices
    Related to Air Toxics. Index, 1991.
    PB92-111913/REB           92-01   PC A21/MF A04

    Emission Inventory Requirements for  Carbon Monoxide
    State Implementation Plans. 1991.
    PB92-112150/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Method 25: Determination of Total Gaseous Non-Meth-
    ane  Organic  Emissions  as  Carbon  from Stationary
    Sources.
    PB92-113026/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF  A02
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                                                                 KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                             AIR POLLUTION  ABATEMENT
Impact of Conservation Tillage  Use on Soil and Atmos-
pheric Carbon in the Contiguous United States.
PB92-113448/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Emission Inventory Requirements for Ozone State Imple-
mentation Plans.
PB92-118017/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Regional Oxidant Model (ROM)  User's Guide. Part 4: The
ROM System User Tutorial (Processor Network and Core
Model).
PB92-120872/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Routine Estimation and Reporting  of Dry Deposition  for
the U.S.A. Dry Deposition Network.
PB92-121144/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Global Carbon  Cycle  and Climate  Change:  Responses
and Feedbacks from Below-Ground Systems.
PB92-121359/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Characteristics of Single Particle Coal Combustion.
PB92-121409/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

NO/Cnar Reactions at Pulverized Coal Flame Conditions.
PB92-121417/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Nitric Oxide Formation during Pulverized Coal Combus-
tion.
PB92-121433/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Oxidation and Devolatilization of Nitrogen in Coal Char.
PB92-121441/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Design, Development,  and Implementation of AIRS' Area
and Mobile Source Subsystem.
PB92-124213/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Regional Air Quality and  Acid  Deposition Modeling and
the Role for Visualization.
PB92-124247/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Locating and Estimating Air  Emissions from Sources of
Styrene, Interim Report.
PB92-126788/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors. Volume 1.
Stationary Point and Area Sources. Fourth Edition. Sup-
plement D.
PB92-126945/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Documentation of AIRS AMS  National Methodologies.
PB92-132869/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Effects of Ozone on Crops.
PB92-136845/REB
                            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Observations on Studies Useful to Asbestos Operations
and Management Activities.
PB92-136860/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Identification and Characterization of  Missing or Unac-
counted for Area Source Categories.
PB92-139377/REB            92-01   PC A15/MF A03

National Air Quality and Emissions Trends Report, 1990.
PB92-141S55/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Statistical  Methodology for  Exploring  Elevational Differ-
ences in Precipitation Chemistry.
PB92-144088/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
ment System User's Manual, Version 1.2.
PB92-145556/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 3. Rate of Indirect
Photoreaction.
PB92-150374/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 4. Rate of Indirect
Photoreaction.
PB92-150382/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Solvent Use Emissions Estimation Methodologies: Future
Implications.
PB92-150440/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

National Air Pollutant Emission Estimates 1940-1990.
PB92-152859/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A02

Partitioning of the Sulfate Budget into Gas and Aqueous-
Phase  Components in the Regional Acid  Deposition
Model (RADM).
PB92-152966/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Sensitivity of RADM to Point Source Emissions Process-

PBI92-152982/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Equilibrium-Analysis of Projected Climate Change Effects
on the Global Soil Organic Matter Pool.
PB92-153022/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change.
PB92-153741/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Climate Change and  Isoprene Emissions from Vegeta-
tion.
PB92-153865/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Observations of Transport  of Trace Gases by Vigorous
Convective Clouds.
PB92-158484/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Evaluation  of RADM  Predictions for  a Mesoscale-beta
Box Volume over Northeastern  Pennsylvania.
PB92-158492/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Performances of Lagrangian and Eulenan Transport and
Diffusion Models across Continental Scales.
PB92-158500/REB            92-01   PCA02/MFA01

AcidMODES: A Major  Field Study to  Evaluate Regional
Scale Air Pollution Models.
PB92-158518/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01
Effect of Sub-Grid-Scale Rainfall Analysis on Sulfate Wet
Deposition Estimates in the Regional Lagrangian Model
Of Air Pollution (RELMAP).
PB92-158526/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Clean Air Act Requirements for Trace Metals Information.
PB92-164995/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Fluid Modeling Simulation of  Stack-Tip  Downwash for
Neutrally Buoyant Plumes.
PB92-166644/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Stability of Tropospheric OH during  Ice Ages, Inter-Gla-
cial Epochs and Modern Times.
PB92-166669/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Health Assessment Document for Vermiculite.
PB92-166834/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Report of the Great Lakes Air Toxics Research Priorities
Workshop. Held  at Navarre, Minnesota on March 11-13,
1991.
PB92-166933/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Air Pollution Effects on Biodiversity.
PB92-170166/REB
                            92-01   PC A15/MF A03
Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 1.
PB92-176361/REB           92-01   PC A20/MF A04

Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 2.
PB92-176379/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF A06

Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 3.
PB92-176387/REB           92-01   PC A23/MF A04

Evaluation of VOST and SemiVOST Methods for Haloge-
nated Compounds in the Clean Air Act Amendments Title
III, Bench and Laboratory Studies.
PB92-178979/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NATO Workshop on the Atmospheric Methane  Cycle.
Held in Mt. Hood, Oregon on October 6-11, 1991. Work-
ing Group Report on Methane Sources and Sinks.
PB92-180256/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Human Exposure Model-ll: User's Guide.
PB92-186246/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Gridded Model  Information  Support System  (GMISS)
User's Guide. Volume 3. Model  Concentration Data Re-
trieval Subsystem.
PB92-190263/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Sensitivity of Modeled  Ozone Concentrations  to Uncer-
tainties in Biogenic Emissions.
PB92-192202/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Analysis of Emissions from Residential Oil Furnaces.
PB92-195981/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Directory of OAQPS Information Services,  May  1992.
PB92-198654/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Protocols for Evaluating Oxidant Mechanisms  for Urban
and Regional Models.
PB92-205848/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Chemical and  Physical Properties  of Emissions from
Kuwait Oil Fires.
PB92-206481/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Air Emissions from the Treatment of  Soils Contaminated
with Petroleum Fuels and Other Substances.
PB92-212976/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Unban Airshed
Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume  1. Techni-
cal Report.
PB92-213222/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 2. Appen-
dices.
PB92-213230/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Feasibility of Including Regional  and  Temporal VOC
Emissions Estimates  in  the EPA  Emissions Trends
Report.
PB92-216910/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Estimating Agriculture's Net Contribution to Atmospheric
Carbon.
PB92-217165/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Seasonal Variations of  Stable  Hydrogen and Carbon Iso-
tope Ratios of  Methane in Subtropical  Freshwater Sedi-
ments.
PB92-217181/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Fiscal Year 1991 Summary Report of NOAA Atmospheric
Sciences Modeling Division Support to  the U.S. Environ-
mental Protection Agency.
PB92-217835/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Documentation for Developing the Initial Source Category
List.
PB92-218429/REB            92-04  PC A16/MF A03

Rethinking the Ozone Problem in Urban and Regional Air
Pollution.
PB92-223221/REB             92-04  PC A22/MF A04

Polychlorinated Biphertyls.
PB92-223288/REB
                            92-04  PC A09/MF A03
 Environmental Crisis in the Gulf. The U.S. Response.
 PB92-226182/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 User's Guide for the Urban Airshed  Model. Volume 4.
 User's Manual for  the Emissions Preprocessor System
 2.0. Part A: Core FORTRAN System.
 PB92-226232/REB            92-04  PC A19/MF A04

 User's Guide for the Industrial  Source Complex (ISC2)
 Dispersion Models.  Volume 1. User Instructions.
 PB92-232453/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03
   User's Guide for the  Industrial Source Complex  (ISC2)
   Dispersion Models. Volume 2: Description of Model Algo-
   rithms.
   PB92-232461/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

   User's Guide for the  Industrial Source Complex  (ISC2)
   Dispersion Models. Volume 3: Guide to Programmers.
   PB92-232479/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   Volatile Organic Compound and Paniculate  Matter  (VOC/
   PM) Speciation Data Base Management System (SPECI-
   ATE), Version 1.4 (for Microcomputers).
   PB92-500354/REB                   92-01  CP D02

   Regional Oxidant Model (ROM),  (Source  Code Only)
   (Version 2.1).
   PB92-500842/REB          92-01  MagTapeS! 500.00

   Regional Oxidant Model (ROM), Source Code and Test
   Data (Version 2.1).
   PB92-500859/REB          92-01  MagTape$4000.00

   National   Acid  Precipitation   Assessment   Program
   (NAPAP) Emissions Inventory, 1985 (Version 2). Develop-
   ment of the Annual Data and Modelers' (for Microcom-
   puters).
   PB92-501139/REB                   92-01  CP D04

   Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
   ment System (XATEF),  (Version  1.2) (for  Microcomput-
   ers).
   PB92-501626/REB                   92-01  CP D02

   EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Publications Bib-
   liography, Quarterly Abstract Bulletin.
   PB92-904200/REB                92-01   Subscription

   CERCLA Reporting Requirements for Releases of Ethyl-
   ene Glycol from Airplane De-Icing Operations.
   PB92-963402/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

AIR POLLUTION ABATEMENT
   Degreaser System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
   AD-A242110/5/REB          92-01  PC A06/MF A02

   Combustion Control of Trace Organic Air Pollutants from
   Municipal Waste Combustors.
   PB92-113158/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Proceedings: The  1991  International Symposium  on
   Radon  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume  1.
   Symposium Oral Papers Opening Session and Technical
   Sessions 1  through 5.
   PB92-115351/REB            92-01  PC A18/MF A04

    Proceedings: The  1991  International  Symposium  on
    Radon  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume  2.
   Symposium  Oral Papers Technical Sessions 6 through
    10.
    PB92-115369/REB           92-01  PC A19/MF A04

    Proceedings: The  1991  International  Symposium  on
    Radon  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume  3.
   Symposium Panel and Poster Papers Technical Sessions
    1 through 5.
    PB92-115377/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF A04

    Proceedings: The  1991  International  Symposium  on
    Radon  and  Radon  Reduction Technology. Volume  4.
    Symposium  Poster Papers Technical Sessions 6 through
    10.
    PB92-115385/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    National Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP) Program.
    Proficiency Report, January 1992.
    PB92-120914/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Waste Combustion System Analysis.
    PB92-125418/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Stratospheric Ozone Protection: An EPA Engineering Per-
    spective.
    PB92-136894/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Co-Existing with Asbestos: A Look at the Engineering Re-
    search  Program of the U.S.  Environmental Protection
    Agency.
    PB92-139419/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Degreasing System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
    PB92-139443/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series:
    Estimation of Air Impacts for Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)
    Systems.
    PB92-143676/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    EPA's Research Projects Relating to the Dual-Circuit and
    Lorenz Refrigerator/Freezers.
    PB92-150630/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Pollution Prevention Methods in the Surface Coating In-
    dustry.
    PB92-153337/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Technology for Reduction  of CO2 Emissions from  the
    Transportation Sector.
    PB92-153733/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Simulation  Results of Single Refrigerants for Use in  a
    Dual-Circuit Refrigerator/Freezer.
    PB92-153790/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

    Summary of NOx Control Technologies and Their Avail-
    ability and Extent of Application.
    PB92-158260/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Asbestos Concentrations Two Years After Abatement in
    Seventeen Schools.
    PB92-158476/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of NOx Emissions from TVA Coal-Fired Power
    Plants.
    PB92-164813/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                          KW-3

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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Status of Selected Air Pollution Control Programs, Febru-
    ary 1992.
    PB92-171966/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02
    Procedures for Establishing  Emissions for Early Reduc-
    tion Compliance Extensions.  Volume  1. Synthetic Organic
    Chemical Manufacturing, Ethytene Oxide Sterilization, and
    Chromium Electroplating.
    PB92-176221/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Development of a Core Combustion Research Program
    Plan for EPA.
    PB92-180868/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - SportsCar America, PUMA Division Inc.
    PB92-1B2799/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - BMW of North America. Inc.
    PB92-182807/REB           92-04  PC A99/MF E11
    Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Fiat Auto R and D U.S.A.
    PB92-182815/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03
    Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Grumman Olson.
    PB92-182823/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Lotus Cars, Ltd.
    PB92-182831/REB           92-04  PC A99/MF EM
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Infmrb. Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
    PB92-182849/REB           92-04  PC A25/MF A06
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Maxima. Nissan Motors Co.. Ltd.
    PB92-182B56/REB           92-04  PC A2S/MF AM
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Stanza, Nissan Motors Co.. Ltd.
    PB92-182864/REB           92-04  PC A99/MF AM
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
    PB92-162872/REB           92-04  PCA17/MFA04
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Porsche.
    PBB2-182BBO/REB           92-04  PC AM/MF AM
    Application tor Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Saab Cars USA. Inc.
    PB92-182898/REB           92-04  PC A19/MF A04
    Apphcation for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Toyota Technical Canter. U.S.A. Inc.
    P892-182906/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A03
    Apphcation for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Caterpillar.
    PB92-182922/REB           92-04  PC A18/MF AM
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Vehicles - Cummins Engine Company. Inc.
    PB92-182930/REB           92-04  PC A""
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Haavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Detroit Diesel Corporation.
    P892-182948/REB           92-04  PCA10/MFA03
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Vehicles - Hmo Motors. Ltd.
    PB92-18295S/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
    Application tor Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
    PBS2-182963/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Navistar International Corporation.
    PB92-182971/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-duty
    Vehicles - WMnebago Industries, Inc.
    PB92-182989/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
    Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Wmoebago Industries, Inc.
    PB92-182997/RHT          92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Control of VOC Emissions from Ink  and Paint Manufac-
    turino Pipcossos.
    PB92-190230/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A02
    VOC Prevention Options for Surface Coating.
    PB92-196266/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    National Radon Contractor  Proficiency (RCP) Program.
    Proficiency Report. July 1992.
    PB92-206150/HEB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03
    Technical Support Document to Aid States with the De-
    velopment of  Carbon Monoxide  State  Implementation
    Plans.
    PB92-233055/REB           92-04  PCA04/MFA01
    Mobile A»-Condrtiooing Recycling Manual.
    PB92-235688/REB           92-O4  PC AM/MF A02
AM POLLUTION CONTROL
    Analysis of Factors  Affecting Methane Gas  Recovery
    from Six Landfias
    PB92-101351/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03
    Recommended  Sub-Slab  Depressurization   Systems
    Design Standard  of the  Florida Radon Research Pro-

    PB92-105626/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Regional  Ozone   Modeling for  Northeast  Transport
    (ROMNET)
    PB92-108786/REB           92-O1  PC A1S/MF A03
             Ozone   Modeling for  Northeast  Transport

         108794/KEEI5       92-01   PC A15/MF A03
                                                           Procedures for the Preparation of Emission Inventories
                                                           for Carbon Monoxide and Precursors of Ozone. Volume
                                                           1. General Guidance for Stationary Sources.
                                                           PB92-112168/REB            92-01   PC A11/MF A03

                                                           Example  Emission  Inventory  Documentation for  Post-
                                                           1987 Ozone State Implementation Plans (SIPs).
                                                           PB92-112176/REB            92-01   PC A18/MF A04

                                                           Proceedings:  The  1991  International  Symposium  on
                                                           Radon and  Radon Reduction Technology. Volume  1.
                                                           Symposium Oral Papers Opening Session and Technical
                                                           Sessions 1 through 5.
                                                           PB92-115351/REB            92-01   PC A18/MF A04

                                                           Proceedings:  The  1991  International  Symposium  on
                                                           Radon and  Radon Reduction Technology. Volume  2.
                                                           Symposium Oral Papers Technical  Sessions 6 through
                                                           10.
                                                           PB92-115369/REB            92-01   PC A19/MF A04

                                                           Proceedings:  The  1991  International  Symposium  on
                                                           Radon and  Radon Reduction Technology  Volume  3.
                                                           Symposium Panel and Poster Papers Technical  Sessions
                                                           1 through 5.
                                                           PB92-115377/REB            92-01   PC A20/MF A04

                                                           Proceedings:  The  1991  International  Symposium  on
                                                           Radon and  Radon Reduction Technology. Volume  4.
                                                           Symposium Poster Papers Technical Sessions 6 through
                                                           10.
                                                           PB92-115385/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

                                                           Parametric  Analysis of the  Installation and Operating
                                                           Costs of Active Soil Depressurization Systems  for Resi-
                                                           dential Radon Mitigation.
                                                           PB92-116037/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

                                                           Modeling Air  Flow  Dynamics  in Radon Mitigation Sys-
                                                           tems: A Simplified Approach.
                                                           PB92-120427/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                           Cost  Analysis of Soil Depressunzation Techniques for
                                                           Indoor Radon Reduction
                                                           PB92-120443/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                           Modeling Wave Form  Effects  in ESPs: The Algorithm in
                                                           ESPM and ESPVI.
                                                           PB92-121243/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                           U.S. EPA Office of Research and Development  Overview
                                                           of Current Radon Research.
                                                           PB92-121250/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                           Sub-Slab Pressure Field Extension in Schools and Other
                                                           Large Buildings.
                                                           PB92-121268/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                           Evaluation of NOx Emission Control Catalysts for Power
                                                           Plant  SCR Installations.
                                                           PB92-121276/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                           Cleaning of Flue Gases from Waste Combustors, 1990.
                                                           PB92-lIl300/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                           Stationary Combustion NOx Control: A Summary of the
                                                           1991  Symposium. Held in Washington. DC., March 25-28.
                                                           1991.
                                                           PB92-121375/REB            92-O1   PC A02/MF A01

                                                           Role of Gas-Phase  CI2 in the  Formation of PCDD/PCDF
                                                           during Waste Combustion.
                                                           PB9JM21383/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                           Effect of Natural Ventilation on Radon and Radon Proge-
                                                           ny Levels in Houses.
                                                           PB92-124148/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                           Effect of Storage Conditions on Handling and SO2 Reac-
                                                           tivity of Ca(OH)2-Based Sorbents.
                                                           PB92-124270/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                           Economic Impact Analysis of  Regulatory Controls in the
                                                           Dry Cleaning Industry.
                                                           PB92-126770/REB            92-01   PC A11/MF A03
                                                           Development of Seasonal and Annual Biogenic Emis-
                                                           sions Inventories for the U.S. and Canada.
                                                           PB92-126796/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

                                                           Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation  in CFC Incin-
                                                           eration.
                                                           PB92-126952/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

                                                           Alternative  Control Techniques Document Nitric and
                                                           Aomic Ack) Manufacturing Plants.
                                                           PB92-132828/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

                                                           Technical Guidance: State II Vapor Recovery Systems for
                                                           Control of Vehicle Refueling Emissions at Gasoline Dis-
                                                           pensing Facilities. Volume 1. Chapters.
                                                           PB92-132844/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03

                                                           Technical Guidance. Stage II Vapor Recovery Systems
                                                           for Control of Vehicle Refueling Emissions at Gasoline
                                                           Dispensing Facilities. Volume 2. Appendices.
                                                           PB92-132851/REB           92-01   PC  A20/MF A04

                                                           Clean Air Act Section 163(d) Guidance on Cost-Effective-
                                                           ness.
                                                           PB92-136795/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01

                                                           Demonstration of Fuel Cells to Recover  Energy  from
                                                           Landfill Gas. Phase 1 Final Report. Conceptual  Study.
                                                           PB92-137520/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

                                                           New  Developments in Emission Projection Methodolo-
                                                              92-139393/REB
                                                                                       92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                            Co-Existing with Asbestos: A Look at the Engineering Re-
                                                            search Program of the US.  Environmental Protection
                                                            P692-i39419/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                            Residential Wood Combustion: Issues and Emission Esti-
                                                            mation Techniques.
                                                            PB92-139435/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Conceptual Design Issues: Developing  a New  Highway
Vehicle Emissions Estimation Methodology.
PB92-139450/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Handbook". Control Technologies for Hazardous Air Pol-
lutants.
PB92-141373/REB           92-01   PC A12/MF A03

Slowing the Increase of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: A
Biological Approach.
PB92-144070/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Burning Tires for Fuel and Tire Pyrolysis: Air Implications.
PB92-145358/REB           92-01   PC A11/MF A03

User's Guide for the Urban  Airshed Model.  Volume 6.
User's Manual for the Postprocessing System.
PB92-145382/REB           92-01   PC AM/MF A02

Assessment of  VOC Emissions and Their Control from
Baker's Yeast Manufacturing Facilities.
PB92-145408/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series: Flue Gas De-
suHurization: Spray Dryer Process.
PB92-150358/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
PB92-150614/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Current Status of ADVACATE Process for Flue Gas De-
surfurization (Journal Article).
PB92-150622/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Diagnostic Evaluation of Regional Acid Deposition Model
(RADM) Performance during a Period of Frontal Passage
Using Aircraft Measurements.
PB92-152958/REB           92-01   PC AM/MF A02

Global  Assessment of Promising  Forest  Management
Practices for Sequestration of Carbon.
PB92-153006/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Trace Elements, Leaching and Health Risks from Munici-
pal Waste Combustion Ash.
PB92-153311/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Summary of NOx Control Technologies and Their Avail-
ability and Extent of Application.
PB92-158260/REB           92-01   PC AM/MF A02

Enabling Document for  New Source Performance Stand-
ards for Air Oxidation  Processes and  Distillation Oper-
ations in the Synthetic  Organic Chemical Manufacturing
Industry.
PB92-161967/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Tiered Modeling Approach for Assessing the Risks Due
to Sources of Hazardous Air Pollutants.
PB92-164748/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Controlling Odorous Emissions from Iron Foundries.
PB92-166925/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Natural  Basement Ventilation as  a  Radon Mitigation
Technique.
PB92-166958/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Status of Selected Air Pollution Control Programs,  Febru-
ary 1992.
PB92-171966/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A02

Transportation Control Measure Information Documents.
PB92-173566/REB           92-01   PCA19/MFA04

Guideline Series: Control  of Volatile Organic Compound
Emissions from Reactor Processes and Distillation Oper-
ations Processes in the Synthetic Organic Chemical Man-
ufacturing Industry.
PB92-1B0009/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A03

Air Stripping of Aqueous Solutions. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-180033/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Control of Air Emissions  from Materials Handling during
Remediation. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-180041/HEB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

U.S. EPA's  Global Climate Change Program:  Landfill
Emissions and Mitigation Research.
PB92-180215/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

What Is the Potential of Forest Management to  Slow the
Increase of Atmospheric CO2.
PB92-180249/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Radon Prevention in the Design  and  Construction of
Schools and other Large Buildings.
PB92-180298/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

Development of a Core Combustion Research Program
Plan for EPA.
PB92-180858/HEB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Control of VOC Emissions from  Ink and Paint Manufac-
turing Processes.
PB92-190230/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02

Measurement Solution: Using a  Temporary Total Enclo-
sure for Capture Efficiency Testing.
PB92-190271/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Simplified Modeling of  Air Flow Dynamics in SSD Radon
Mitigation Systems for Residences with  Gravel Beds.
PB92-195635/REB           92-O1  PC AOS/MF A01

Effects of Operating Variables  on  PAH Emissions and
Mutagenicity of Emissions from Woodstoves (Journal Ar-
ticle).
PB92-195809/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Sorbent/Urea Slurry Injection for Simultaneous SO2/NOx
Removal.
PB92-195817/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                        AIR POLLUTION EFFECTS (HUMANS)
   Predictions of  Azeotropes  Formed from  Ruorinated
   Ethers, Ethanes, and Propanes.
   PB92-195908/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Landfill Gas Utilization: Options, Benefits, and Barriers.
   PB92-195916/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Novel Method of Reducing Transient  Emissions from
   Rotary Kiln Incinerators through Modified Waste Packag-
   ing.
   PB92-195932/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Parametric Evaluation of Powdered Activated Carbon in-
   jection for Control of Mercury Emissions from a  Municipal
   Waste Combustor.
   PB92-195940/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Reducing Mercury Emission from Municipal Waste Com-
   bustion with Carbon Injection into Flue Gas.
   PB92-195965/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Guide for Using the Empirical Kinetics Modeling Ap-
   proach Interface (EKMAI).
   PB92-196005/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   EPA's Control Technology Center: Technical Support to
   Federal, State, and Local Agencies.
   PB92-198233/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

   Using a  Flame lonization Detector  (FID) Continuously
   Measure Toxic Organic Vapors in a Paint Spray Booth.
   PB92-198258/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Costs of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation in School
   Buildings.
   PB92-198282/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Modeling Radon Entry into Florida  Houses with  Concrete
   Slabs and Concrete-Block Stem W
   PB92-201128/REB
                          Stem Walls.
                               92-04  PC A06/MF A02
   Demonstration  of Sorbent Injection Technology  on a
   Wall-Fired Utility Boiler (Edgewater Limb Demonstration).
   PB92-201136/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

   Air Pollution Engineering Research  at the U.S. Environ-
   mental Protection Agency.
   PB92-206457/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

   Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Panicu-
   late and Organic Emissions from a Third World Residen-
   tial Combustion  Process. Ill  Evaluation  of  a Potential
   Technique for the Control of Emissions from the Indoor,
   Open Hearth Combustion of Coal.
   PB92-206499/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Physical Property Data on Fluorinated Propanes and Bu-
   tanes as CFC and HCFC Alternatives.
   PB92-206507/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Data Logging Systems for Monitoring Long-Term Radon
   Mitigation Experimental  Programs in Schools and  Other
   Large Buildings.
   PB92-206580/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Surface-Coating-Free Materials and Reduction of  VOC
   Emissions from Coating Operations.
   PB92-206614/BEB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling (IWAOM)
   Work Plan Rationale.
   PB92-213248/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Landfill Gas Recovery/Utilization: Options and Econom-

   PB92-217066/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Approach to Assessment of Management Impacts on Ag-
   ricultural Soil Carbon.
   PB92-217173/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Volatile Emissions from Stabilization/Solidification of Haz-
   ardous Waste.
   PB92-217371/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   HVAC Systems  in the Current  Stock of  U.S.   K-12
   Schools.
   PB92-218338/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   User's Guide for the  Urban Airshed Model.  Volume 7.
   User's Manual for the Performance Evaluation System.
   PB92-224B49/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   Soil  Vapor  Extraction Column Experiments on Gasoline
   Contaminated Soil.
   PB92-226430/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

   Control of VOC Emissions from Nonferrous Metal Rolling
   Processes.
   PB92-227677/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

   Carbon Storage Potential of Short Rotation Tropical Tree
   Plantations.
   PB92-232B91/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   RACT/BACT/LAER  Clearinghouse: A   Compilation  of
   Control Technology Determinations. Second Supplement
   to the 1990 Edition.
   PB92-235647/REB            92-04  PC A20/MF AIM

   Control Technology Center FY91: A Fifth Year of Growth.
   PB92-238468/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Reference Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazardous Air
   Pollutants Listed in the Clean Air  Act  Amendments of
   1990.
   PB92-239516/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

   Operations and Research at the U.S. EPA Incineration
   Research Facility: Annual Report for FY91.
   PB92-239540/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

AIR POLLUTION CONTROL EQUIPMENT
   Trace Metal Fate in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator with an Ion-
   izing Wet Scrubber (Journal Article).
   PB92-110568/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Effects on Electrostatic Precipitation of Changes in Grain
    Loading, Size Distribution, Resistivity, and Temperature.
    PB92-113109/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of Pilot ESP Performance with Elevated Load-
    ings from Sorbent Injection Processes.
    PB92-113117/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    SUPER ESP: Ultimate Electrostatic Precipitation.
    PB92-113125/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Measurement and Prediction of the Resistivity of Ash/
    Sorbent Mixtures Produced by Sulfur Oxide Control Proc-

                               92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    PB92-126812/REB
    Hazardous Air  Pollutant  Program  (HAP-PRO).  User's
    Manual (for Use with  Version 1.0,  January-September,
    1990).
    PB92-135904/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    QAQPS Control Cost  Manual (Fourth Edition). Supple-
    ment 1.
    PB92-137181/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series:  Flue Gas De-
    sulfurization. Dual Alkali Process.
    PB92-150341/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

    ESP VI 4.0 Electrostatic Precipitator  VI and Performance
    Prediction Model.
    PB92-169614/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Incineration Data on Arsenic and Lead Emissions.
    PB92-179043/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Capsule Report: Paniculate  Control  by Fabric Filtration
    on Coal-Fired Industrial Boilers.
    PB92-179894/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Capsule Report: Bahco Flue Gas Desulfurization and Par-
    ticulate Removal System.
    PB92-179902/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Capsule Report: Adipic Acid-Enhanced Lime/Limestone
    Test Results at the EPA Alkali Scrubbing Test Facility.
    PB92-179944/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Capsule Report: Benefits  of  Microprocessor  Control  of
    Curing Ovens for Solvent-Based Coatings.
    PB92-179993/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Alternative Control Techniques Document:  For  PM-10
    Emissions from Ferrous Foundries.
    PB92-180017/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Corona Destruction: An Innovative  Control Technology
    for VOCs and Air Toxics.
    PB92-206622/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Hazardous Air Pollutant Program (HAP-PRO). Version  1
    (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501212/REB                   92-01  CP D03

    Electrostatic Precipitator V-l  (ESPVI 4.0)  and Perform-
    ance Prediction Model (for  Microcomputers).
    PB92-502251/REB                   92-04  CP D02
AIR POLLUTION DETECTION
    Annular Denuders  for Use in  Global  Climate and Strato-
    spheric Measurements  of Acidic Gases and Particles (Ab-
    stract Only).
    N91-32531/6/REB
                                                92-01
            (Order as N91-32528/2/REB, PC AOS/MF A01)

    Screening Methods for the  Development of  Air Toxics
    Emission Factors.
    PB92-108778/REB           92-01  PC A207MF A04

    Source Reconciliation of Ambient Volatile  Organic Com-
    pounds Measured  in  the  Atlanta 1990 Summer Study:
    The Mobile Source Component.
    PB92-124130/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation: The Dela-
    ware SITE Study, 1989.
    PB92-125749/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Fractionation of Complex Combustion Mixtures Using an
    Ion-Exchange Methodology.
    PB92-126887/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Evaluation of a Sampling and Analysis Method for Deter-
    mination of Polyhalogenated Dibenzo-p-Dioxins and Di-
    benzofurans in Ambient Air.
    PB92-129600/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Standard  Reference Materials for Chemical and  Biologi-
    cal Studies of Complex Environmental Samples.
    PB92-150705/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and  Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 2. Site 5 Emission Test Report Hexavalent Chro-
    mium Method Evaluation.
    PB92-151562/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Emissions of Metals. Chromium and  Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 3. Site 6 Emissions Test Report.
    PB92-151570/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Crganics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 4. Site 6 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
    PB92-151588/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 6. Site 8 Emission Test Report.
    PB92-151604/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 7. Site 8 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
    PB92-151612/REB           92-01   PC A16/MF A03
    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 8. Site 9 Emission Test Report.
    PB92-151620/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 9. Site 9 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
    PB92-151638/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

    Sampling and Analysis of  PCDDs and PCDFs in Station-
    ary Source Emission Air Samples.
    PB92-166677/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Advanced Emission Speciation Methodologies for  the
    Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program. 1.
    Hydrocarbons and Ethers.
    PB92-166784/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Comparison  of Airborne Asbestos Levels Determined by
    Transmission Electron Microscopy  (TEM) Using  Direct
    and Indirect Transfer Techniques.
    PB92-191113/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Open Path Ambient Measurements of Pollutants with a
    DOAS System.
    PB92-192160/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Canister-Based  Method for Monitoring Toxic VOCs in
    Ambient Air.
    PB92-206432/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Advanced Emissions  Speciation Methodologies for  the
    Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program. 2.
    Aldehydes, Ketones, and Alcohols.
    PB92-206523/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Particu-
    late and Organic Emissions from a Third World Residen-
    tial Combustion Process. 1. Facility Description and Re-
    sults of Tests of Three Rural China Residential Coals, a
    U.S. Coal, and Wood.
    PB92-206598/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Characterization of Condensible and Semivolatile Organic
    Materials from Boise Woodstove Samples.
    PB92-206606/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Compendium of ERT Field Analytical Procedures.
    PB92-963405/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

AIR POLLUTION ECONOMICS
    Economic Impact  Analysis of Regulatory Controls  in the
    Dry Cleaning Industry.
    PB92-126770/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03

AIR POLLUTION EFFECTS (ANIMALS)
    Improvement in the Diagnostic Potential of (32)P-Postla-
    beling Analysis Demonstrated by the Selective Formation
    and Comparative  Analysis of  Nitrated-PAH-Derived Ad-
    ducts Arising from Diesel Particle Extracts.
    PB92-110485/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Evaluation of Immunotoxicity of an Urban Profile of Nitro-
    gen Dioxide: Acute, Subchronic, and Chronic Studies.
    PB92-113356/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Concentration-Time Models for the  Effects of Ozone on
    Bronchoalveolar Lavage  Fluid Protein from Rats and
    Guinea  Pigs.
    PB92-150879/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Health  Effects and Dose-Response  Assessment for Hy-
    drogen  Chloride Following Short-Term Exposure.
    PB92-161959/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Application of  the  EPR Spin-Trapping Technique  to the
    Detection of Radicals  Produced in vivo during Inhalation
    Exposure of Rats to Ozone.
    PB92-227412/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Reduction of Neutrophil Influx Diminishes Lung Injury and
    Mortality Following Phosgene Inhalation.
    PB92-227420/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Ozone-Induced Inflammatory  Response in  Pulmonary
    Cells.
    PB92-232792/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

AIR POLLUTION EFFECTS (HUMAN)
    Modulation of Human Alveolar Macrophage Properties by
    Ozone Exposure In vitro.
    PB92-113281/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

AIR POLLUTION EFFECTS (HUMANS)
    Indoor  Air Assessment: A Review  of Indoor Air Quality
    Risk Characterization  Studies.
    PB92-109107/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Indoor  Air Pollutants  from Unvented Kerosene Heater
    Emissions in Mobile Homes: Studies on Particles, Semi-
    volatile Organics, Carbon Monoxide, and Mutagenicity.
    PB92-113232/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    intersubject  Variability in  Human Acute Ozone Respon-
    siveness. Symposium Proceedings.
    PB92-158666/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Deposition Patterns of Cigarette Smoke in  Human Air-
    ways.
    PB92-158682/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Health  Effects  and Dose-Response Assessment for Hy-
    drogen Chloride Following Short-Term Exposure.
    PB92-161959/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Exposure of Humans to  a Volatile Organic  Mixture. 2.
    Sensory.
    PB92-164888/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Health  Research to Support Risk Assessment.
    PB92-188788/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                              KW-5

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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
    Review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for
    Ozone Assessment of Scientific and Technical Informa-
    tion. OAQPS Staff Paper
    PB92-190446/REB            92-01  PC A17/MF A03

    Mutagenicity of Emissions from the Simulated  Open
    Burning of Scrap Rubber Tires.
    PB92-217009/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Transactions: Tropospheric Ozone and the Environment.
    Papers from an International Conference.
    PB92-217017/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Effects of Heavy Industrial Pollution on Respiratory Func-
    tion in  the  Children of Cubatao,  Brazil:  A Preliminary
    Report
    PB92-217207/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 3. In-
    flammatory Response.
    PB92-217223/REB            92-O4  PC A02/MF A01

    Environmental  Tobacco Smoke.  Measuring  Exposures
    and Assessing Health Effects.
    PB92-223262/REB            92-04  PC A15/MF A03

    Ozone-Induced Inflammatory  Response  in  Pulmonary
    Cells.
    PB92-232792/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Summary of Selected  New Information on  Effects of
    Ozone on Health and Vegetation:  Supplement to 1986
    Air Quality Criteria for Ozone  and  Other Photochemical
    Oxidants.
    PB92-235670/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
AIR POLLUTION EFFECTS (PLANTS)
    Evaluating the Utility of Natural Vegetation in Assessing
    Arctic Accumulation of Air Toxics.
    PB92-103464/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02
    Can Intensive Management Increase Carbon  Storage in
    Forests.
    PB92-113224/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Assessment of Promising Forest Management Practices
    and Technologies  for Enhancing the Conservation  and
    Sequestration of Atmospheric Carbon and Their Costs at
    the Site Level.
    PB92-122787/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
    Effects of Ozone on Crops.
    PB92-136S45/REB
                                92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Preface and Introduction to The  Response of Western
    Forests to Air Pollution'.
    PB92-143833/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Ozone Decreases Spring Root Growth and Root Carbo-
    hydrate Content in Ponderosa  Pine the  Year Following
    Exposure.
    PB92-144039/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Summary, Projections, and Recommendations. (Chapter
    13).
    PB92-152990/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Design Issues for Evaluating Seedling Exposure Studies.
    PB92-153014/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Sulfur Dynamics ol Forest Ecosystems.
    PB92-153048/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Nutrient Leaching from Conifer Needles in Relation to
    Foliar Apoplast Cation Exchange Capacity.
    PB92-153378/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Leaf Photosynthebc and Water  Relations Responses for
    Valencia' Orange Trees Exposed to Oxxlant Air Pollu-
    tion.
    PB92-153857/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Pollution Impacts at the Stand and Ecosystem Levels.
    PB92-179027/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Methods of Assessing Responses of Trees, Stands  and
    Ecosystems to Air Pollution (Chapter 7).
    PB92-180231/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Effects  of Open-Top Chambers  on 'Valencia' Orange
    Trees.
    PB92-180355/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Impacts of Climate Change on  Rice Yield: Evaluation of
    the Efficactty of Different Modeling Approaches.
    PB92-188754/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for
    Ozone Assessment of Scientific and Technical Informa-
    tion. OAQPS Staff Paper.
    PB92-190446/REB            92-01  PC A17/MF A03

    Western Forests and Air Pollution.
    PB92-198209/REB            92-04  PC A22/MF AIM

    Climate Change in Thailand and Its Potential Impact on
    Rice Yield.
    PB92-232883/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Summary of  Selected  New  Information  on Effects of
    Ozone  on Health and  Vegetation: Supplement to 1986
    Air Quality Criteria for Ozone and Other Photochemical
    Oxidants.
    P892-235670/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

AIR POLLUTION MONITORING
    Regional Fine Particle Field Study: Data  Base and Initial
    Results.
    PB92-106939/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF  A01

    Urban Air Toxics Monitoring Program  Carbonyl Results,
    1990.
    PB92-110030/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF  A02

    Status and Needs for Toxic Emission Inventories for Re-
    gional Dispersion and Deposition Modeling.
    PB92-110394/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF  A01
    Field Performance of  Woodburning Stoves in  Crested
    Butte. Colorado.
    PB92-113133/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    U.S. Standards for Air Sampling of  Environmental Con-
    taminants: Current Basis and Future Options.
    PB92-121219/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Source Reconciliation of Ambient Volatile Organic Com-
    pounds  Measured in the  Atlanta  1990 Summer Study:
    The Mobile Source Component.
    PB92-124130/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Characterization of the Wintertime Boise, Idaho, Air Shed:
    A Comprehensive Field Study Report for the U.S.  EPA
    Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
    PB92-136803/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Time Spent in Activities,  Locations, and  Microenviron-
    ments: A California-National Comparison.
    PB92-140789/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Enhanced Ozone  Monitoring Network Design and Siting
    Criteria Guidance Document.
    PB92-145390/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Monitoring  and Research  Strategy for Forests-Environ-
    mental Monitoring and Assessment Program.
    PB92-146208/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

    Evaluation  of RADM Predictions for a Mesoscale-beta
    Box Volume over Northeastern Pennsylvania.
    PB92-158492/FIEB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Evaluation of the Fourier Transform  Infrared  Spectrome-
    ter for Particle-Associated Ammonium Sulfate Determina-
    tion.
    PB92-160084/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Phase Distributions of Airborne  Polycyclic Aromatic Hy-
    drocarbons in Two U.S. Cities.
    PB92-164979/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Personnel Protection through Reconnaissance Robotics
    at Superfund Remedial Sites.
    PB92-166743/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    14C Source Apportionment Technique Applied to Winter-
    time Urban Aerosols and Gases for  the EPA Integrated
    Air Cancer Project.
    PB92-171370               92-01  Not available NTIS

    Air Quality Atlas.
    PB92-190248/REB
Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation: The Dela-
ware SITE Study, 1989.
PB92-125749/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Measurement and  Prediction of the Resistivity of Ash/
Sorbent Mixtures Produced by Sulfur Oxide Control Proc-
                            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-126812/REB
                                                                                       92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Meteorological and Site Influences Affecting the Compar-
    ison of Nephelometer and  Photographic Determinations
    of Light Extinction at Rural Sites  in the Eastern United
    States.
    PB92-195999/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Sampling Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Related
    Semivolatile Organic Compounds in Indoor Air.
    PB92-198274/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Canister-Based  Method for Monitoring Toxic  VOCs  in
    Ambient Air.
    PB92-206432/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Summary Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
    Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Vis-
    itation Program for the Period October 1989 through Sep-
    tember 1990.
    PB92-217298/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Tests of Indoor Air Quality Sinks.
    PB92-218346/REB           92-04  PC A15/MF A03

    Atlanta Ozone Precursor Monitoring Study Data Report.
    PB92-220656/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

    Staten Island/New Jersey Urban  Air Toxics Assessment
    Project Quarterly  and Summary Data (for Microcomput-
    ers). October  1987-March 1991.
    PB82-504174/REB                   92-04   CP O02

AIR POLLUTION MONITORS
    Performance of Automated Ambient SO2 Analyzers with
    Respect to a Proposed 5-Minute Ambient Air  Quality
    Standard.
    PB92-192178/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Technical Assistance Document Performance Audit Pro-
    cedures for Opacity Monitors.
    PB92-192889/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03

AIR POLLUTION SAMPLING
    Evaluating  the Utility of Natural Vegetation  in Assessing
    Arctic Accumulation of Air Toxics.
    PB92-103464/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Field Performance of Woodburning and Coalbuming Ap-
    pliances in Crested Butte  during the 1989-90 Healing
    Season.
    PB92-106921/REB           92-01   PC AOB/MF A02

    Screening  Methods for the Development of Air Toxics
    Emission Factors.
    PB92-108778/REB           92-01   PC A20/MF A04

    Summary of the 1991 EPA/AWMA International Symposi-
    um. Measurement of Toxic and  Related Air Pollutants
    Held in Durham, North Carolina on May 6-10, 1991.
    PB92-110386/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Carpet Policy Dialogue. Compendium Report, September
    27, 1991.
    PB92-115005/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF A06

    Evaluation  of VOC Emissions from  Heated  Roofing As-
    phalt
    PB92-115286/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analy-
    sis of Ozone Precursors.
    PB92-122795/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A02
Research and Development Efforts to Develop Improved
Inventory Methodologies for Area Source Solvent Emis-
sions.
PB92-126846/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Tropospheric Nitrogen: The Influence  of  Anthropogenic
Sources on Distribution and Deposition.
PB92-126937/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Evaluation of a Sampling and Analysis Method for Deter-
mination of Pofyhalogenated Dibenzo-p-Dioxins and Di-
benzofurans in Ambient Air.
PB92-129600/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Comparison of Organic Emissions from Laboratory and
Full-Scale Thermal Degradation of Sewage Sludge.
PB92-136852/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Greenhouse Gases from Small-Scale Combustion in De-
veloping Countries: A Pilot Study in Manila.
PB92-139369/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Seasonal and Annual Biogenic  Emission Inventories for
the U.S. and Canada.
PB92-139427/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NATICH Data Base Report on State. Local and EPA Air
Toxics Activities, September 1991.
PB92-143700/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06

Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Incin-
eration.
PB92-150432/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Emissions  of Metals,  Chromium and Nickel Species, and
Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
       1.  Summary Report.
Volume 1.
PB92-151554/REB
                            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators
Volume 2. Site 5 Emission Test Report Hexavalent Chro-
mium Method Evaluation.
PB92-151562/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
Volume 3. Site 6 Emissions Test Report.
PB92-151570/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
Volume 4. Site 6 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
PB92-151568/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
Volume 5. Site 7 Test Report CEMS Evaluation.
PB92-151596/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators
Volume 6. Site 8 Emission Test Report.
PB92-151604/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
Volume 7. Site 8 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
PB92-151612/REB            92-01  PC A16/MF A03

Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
Volume 8. Site 9 Emission Test Report.
PB92-151620/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
Volume 9. Site 9 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
PB92-15163B/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Emission Factor Documentation for AP-42 Section 2.5.
Sewage Sludge Incineration.
PB92-152834/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Emission Factor Documentation for AP-42 Section 2.1.1..
Municipal Waste Combustion.
PB92-152867/REB            92-01  PC A15/MF A03

Development of an Empirical Model of  Methane Emis-
sions from Landfills.
PB92-152875/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Investigation of RADM Performance Using Aircraft Meas-
urements.
PB92-152974/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Assessment of  Diagnostic  Measurements for Selection
for Residential Radon Mitigation.
PB92-153725/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Indoor Air Quality Data Base for Organic Compounds.
PB92-158468/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Concentrations from Above-Roof Releases of Laboratory
Exhausts: A Wind Tunnel Study.
PB92-164821/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Sampling and Analysis of PCDDs and PCDFs in Station-
ary Source  Emission Air Samples.
PB92-166677/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Their Derivatives
in Indoor and Outdoor Air in an Eight-Home Study.
PB92-166701/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                          ALDRIN
   Tedlar Bag  Sampling  System for Toxic Organic  Com-
   pounds in Source Emission Sampling and Analysis.
   PB92-166719/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
   Pilot-Scale Evaluation of the Thermal Stability POHC In-
   cinerability Ranking.
   PB92-166966/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03
   Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
   Guideline for Predictive Baseline Emissions  Estimation
   Procedures for Superfund Sites.
   PB92-171909/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
   Screening Procedures for  Estimating the Air Impacts of
   Incineration at Superfund Sites.
   PB92-171917/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
   Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
   Estimation of Air Impacts for the Excavation of Contami-
   nated Soil.
   PB92-171925/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
   Oil and Gas Field Emissions Survey.
   PB92-184977/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03
   Quality  Assurance Planning for Stationary  Source Field
   Sampling.
   PB92-188804/REB           92-01  PC  A02/MF A01
   Evaluation of High Volume Particle Sampling and Sample
   Handling Protocols for  Ambient  Urban Air  Mutagenicity
   Determinations.
   PB92-188952/REB           92-01  PC  A02/MF A01
   Acid  Aerosol Measurement Intel-comparison  Workshop.
   Held  in Research Triangle  Park,  North Carolina on April
   10-11, 1991.
   PB92-191097/REB           92-01  PC  A1S/MF A03
   Acid  Aerosol Measurement Methods: Studies of Extrac-
   tion and Analytical Effects.
   PB92-191154/REB           92-01  PC  A02/MF A01
   Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Non-Urban Ozone Con-
   centrations over the Eastern United States Using Rotated
   Principal Component Analysis.
   PB92-192152/REB           92-01  PC  A02/MF A01
   Quality Assurance Support for the  National Atmospheric
   Deposition Program  and National Trends Network Moni-
   toring Activities. Fourth Progress Report, 1990-1991.
   PB92-194000/REB           92-01  PC  A06/MF A02
   Total  Hydrocarbon   Emission Testing of  Wastewaler
   Sludge Incinerators. Volume 1.
   PB92-1970B6/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01
   Total  Hydrocarbon   Emission Testing of  Wastewater
   Sludge Incinerators. Volume 2. Appendices.
   PB92-197094/REB           92-04  PC A16/MF A03
   Comparison:  Organic Emissions  from Hazardous Waste
   Incinerators versus the  1990 Toxics Release Inventory
   Air Releases.
   PB92-206267/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
   Advanced  Emissions Speciation Methodologies for the
   Auto/Oil Air  Quality Improvement Research Program.  2.
   Aldehydes. Ketones, and Alcohols.
   PB92-206523/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
   Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Panicu-
   late and Organic Emissions from a Third World Residen-
   tial Combustion Process. 1. Facility Description and Re-
   sults of Tests of Three Rural China Residential Coals, a
   U.S.  Coal, and Wood.
   PB92-206598/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
   Characterization of Condensible and Semivolatile Organic
   Materials from Boise Woodstove Samples.
   PB92-206606/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
   Recommended Operating Procedure Number 56: Collec-
   tion of Gaseous Grab Samples from Combustion Sources
   for Nitrous Oxide Measurement.
   PB92-216928/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
   Summary Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
   Program National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visi-
   tation Program.
   PB92-219823/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
   Apportionment of Residential Indoor Aerosol, VOC, and
   Aldehyde Species to Indoor and Outdoor Sources, and
   Their Source Strengths.
   PB92-227370/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
   Compendium of ERT Air Sampling Procedures.
   PB92-963406/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

AIR POLLUTION SOURCES
   Estimating Natural Emissions for EPA's Regional Oxidant
   Model.
   PB92-129592/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

AIR POLLUTION STANDARDS
    Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report and
    Appendixes.
    P892-104462/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04
    Example Emission  Inventory Documentation  for Post-
    1987 Ozone State Implementation Plans (SIPs).
    PB92-112176/REB            92-01  PC A18/MF A04
    Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report.
    PB92-126960/REB            92-01  PC A24/MF A04
    Guidelines for Asbestos NESHAP Demolition and Ren-
    ovation Inspection Procedures.
    PB92-132836/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
    New Developments in Emission  Projection  Methodolo-
   Effects of RVP on Emissions at 20F Ambient Tempera-
   ture.
   PB92-143684/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   NATICH Data Base Report on State, Local and EPA Air
   Toxics Activities, September 1991.
   PB92-143700/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06
   Science Policy Interface (Chapter 12).
   PB92-143841/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   VMT Forecasting and Tracking Guidance, Section 187.
   PB92-164961/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Procedures for Establishing  Emissions for Early Reduc-
   tion Compliance Extensions. Volume 1. Synthetic Organic
   Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Oxide Sterilization, and
   Chromium Electroplating.
   PB92-176221/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01
   Questions and Answers about the Early Reductions Pro-
   gram.
   PB92-180124/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
   Enabling Document for Regulations Governing  Compli-
   ance  Extensions for Early Reductions  of Hazardous Air
   Pollutants.
   PB92-180132/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
   Transportation and Air Quality Planning Guidelines, 1992.
   PB92-201458/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03
   Production of Acetal. Amino,  and Phenolic Resins.
   PB92-213263/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02
   Quality Review Guidelines for 1990 Base Year Emission
   Inventories.
   PB92-224435/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03
AIR QUALITY
   National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliogra-
   phy of  Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices
   Related to Air Toxics. Volume 5. Citations, 1991.
   PB92-111830/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03
   National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Ongoing
    Research and Regulatory Development Projects.
    PB92-111905/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03
    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliogra-
    phy of  Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices
    Related to Air Toxics. Index,  1991.
    PB92-111913/REB            92-01  PCA21/MFA04
    Regional Air Quality and Acid Deposition Modeling  and
    the Role for visualization.
    PB92-124247/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Characterization of the Wintertime Boise, Idaho, Air Shed:
    A Comprehensive Field Study Report for the U.S. EPA
    Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
    PB92-136803/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Indoor Air Quality Data Base for Organic Compounds.
    PB92-158468/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 1.
    PB92-176361/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04
    Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 2.
    PB92-176379/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06
    Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 3.
    PB92-176387/REB            92-01  PC A23/MF A04
    Effects  of  Open-Top  Chambers  on 'Valencia'  Orange
    Trees.
    PB92-180355/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Physical and Chemical Characterization of Indoor Aero-
    sols  Resulting  from the Use of Tap  Water  in Portable
    Home Humidifiers.
    PB92-188937/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Air Quality Ates.
    PB92-190248/REB
                                92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    F-B92-139393/REB
                                92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for
    Ozone Assessment of Scientific and Technical Informa-
    tion. OAQPS Staff Paper.
    PB92-190446/REB            92-01   PC A17/MF A03
    Comparison of Data from an IAQ Test House with Predic-
    tions of an IAO Computer Model.
    PB92-198589/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
    Directory of OAQPS Information Services, May 1992.
    PB92-198654/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Transportation and Air Quality Planning Guidelines, 1992.
    PB92-201458/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03
    Advanced Emissions Speciation  Methodologies for the
    Auto/Oil Air Quality  Improvement Research Program. 2.
    Aldehydes, Ketones, and Alcohols.
    PB92-206523/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling (IWAQM)
    Work Plan Rationale.
     PB92-213248/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Tests of Indoor Air Quality Sinks.
     PB92-218346/REB           92-04  PC A15/MF A03
     Rethinking the Ozone Problem in Urban and Regional Air
     Pollution.
     PB92-223221/REB           92-04  PC A22/MF A04
     Summary of Selected New  Information  on  Effects of
     Ozone  on Health and Vegetation:  Supplement to  1986
     Air  Quality Criteria  for Ozone and  Other  Photochemical
     Oxidants.
     PB92-235670/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A02
  AIR QUALITY DATA
     Adjusting Ambient Ozone Air Quality Indicators for Miss-
     ing  Values.
     PB92-124155/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Air Quality Atlas.
    PB92-190248/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Protocols for Evaluating Oxidant Mechanisms for Urban
    and Regional Models.
    PB92-205648/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

AIR QUALITY MAINTENANCE
    Advanced  Emission Speciation  Methodologies for  the
    Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program. 1.
    Hydrocarbons and Ethers.
    PB92-166784/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

AIR SAMPLERS
    Evaluation  of Sampling  Alternatives for  Bioaerosols.
    Phase 2: Viable Microorganism Sampling Efficiency.
    PB92-136183/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
    Evaluation  of Four Aerobiological Sampling Methods for
    the Retrieval of Aerosolized 'Pseudomonas syringae'.
    PB92-1 58591 /REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01
    Evaluation   of Alternative   Samplers for  Bioaerosols.
    Phase 1 . Physical Sampling Efficiency.
    PB92-161918/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Their Derivatives
    in Indoor and Outdoor Air in an Eight-Home Study.
    PB92-166701/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    High-Volume Impactor for Sampling Fine and Coarse Par-
    ticles.
    PB92-166727/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Theoretical  Evaluation  of  Stability  of Volatile Organic
    Chemicals  and Polar Volatile Organic Chemicals in Canis-
    ters.
    PB92- 166941 /REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01
    Sampling Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Related
    Semivolatile Organic Compounds in Indoor Air.
    PB92-198274/REB            92-04 PC A03/MF A01
    Canister-Based Method  for  Monitoring Toxic VOCs in
    Ambient Air.
    PB92-206432/REB            92-04 PC A03/MF A01

AIR SAMPLING
    Intercompartson  of  Sampling Techniques for  Nicotine in
    Indoor  Environments.
    PB92-110402/REB            92-01 PC A02/MF A01

AIR SPARGING
    Citizen's Guide to Air Sparging.
    PB92-235597/REB            92-04 PCA01/MFA01

AIR STRIPPING
    Air Stripping of Aqueous Solutions. Engineering Bulletin.
    PB92-180033/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

AIR WATER INTERACTIONS
    Mercury Deposition and  Sources for the  Upper Great
    Lakes Region.
    PB92-120500/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Regional Patterns and Local Variability of Dry and Occult
    Deposition  Strongly Influence Sulfate Concentrations in
    Maine  Lakes.
    PB92-1 36951 /REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Seasonal Variations of Stable Hydrogen and Carbon Iso-
    tope Ratios of Methane in  Subtropical Freshwater Sedi-
    ments.
    PB92-217181/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 AIRCRAFT
    CERCLA Reporting Requirements for Releases of Ethyl-
    ene Glycol from Airplane De-Icing Operations.
    PB92-963402/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 AIRSHEDS
    User's Guide for the Urban  Airshed Model.  Volume 4.
    User's Manual for the Emissions Preprocessor System
    2 0  Part A: Core FORTRAN System.
    PB92-226232/REB            92-04  PC A19/MF A04

 ALABAMA
     National Priorities List Sites: Alabama.
     PB92-963223/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 ALACHLOR
     Alachlor Position Document 2/3.
PB92-111889/REB

Alachlor: Position Document, 4.
PB92-114248/REB
                                .
                                 92-01   PC A02/MF A01


                                 92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 ALASKA
     Monitoring Guidelines to Evaluate Effects of Forestry Ac-
     tivities on Streams in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
     PB92-104520/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02
     National Priorities List Sites: Alaska.
     PB92-963251 /REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  ALASKAN NORTH SLOPE
     Alaska North Slope Oil-Field Restoration Research  Strat-
     PB92-151653/REB
                                 92-01   PC A04/MF A01
  ALDEHYDES
     Application  of  Multispectral Techniques to the Precise
     Identification of Aldehydes in the Environment.
     PB92-101419/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  ALDRIN
     Interactive Effects of Aldrin, Cyclohexylamine, 2,4-Diamin-
     otoluene and Two Phorbol Esters on Metabolic Coopera-
     tion between V79 Cells.
     PB92-108026/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     Drinking Water Health Advisory for Aldrin.
     PB92-135417/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD INDEX
 ALFISOL
     Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
     fate: 2. Aluminum and Base Cations.
     PB92-150549/REB           92-01  PC AO3/MF A01

 ALGAE
     Extraction of Mercury from Groundwater Using  Immobi-
     lized Algae.
     PB92-121367/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 ALGASORB
     Extraction of Mercury from Groundwater Using  Immobi-
     lized Algae.
     PB92-121367/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 ALGORITHMS
     User's Guide for the Industrial Source  Complex (ISC2)
     Dispersion Models. Volume 2: Description of Model Algo-
     rithms.
     PB92-232461/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

 AUETTE
     RED Facts: Fosetyl-AI (Aliette).
     PB92-114321/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

     Registration  Eligibility Document   (RED):  Fosetyl-AI
     (Aliette).
     PB92-114339/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE
     Control of Alkaline Phosphatase Activity in C3H10T1/2
     Cells: Role of Retinoic Acid and Cell Density.
     PB92-198639/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 ALKYL AMINE HYDROCHLORIDE
     ReregistratKxi  Eligibility Document  (RED):  Alkyf Amine
     Hydrochloride.
     PB92-220219/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

     RED Facts: Alkyl Amine Hydrochloride.
     PB92-235639/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 ALLERGENS
     Deposition Patterns of Ragweed Pollen in the Human
     Respiratory Tract
     PB92-227537/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 ALUUM SAT1VUM
     Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): 'Attain) sattvum1

     PB92-220235/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

 ALLOCATIONS
     EPA's Review and Approval Procedure for State Submit-
     ted TMDLs/WLAs.
     PB92-231588/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 ALPHA 24MCROGLOBUUNS
    Aloha2u-Globuliru Association  with  Chemically Induced
    Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in the Male Rat.
    PB92-U3668/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Report of the EPA Peer Review Workshop on Alpha2U-
    Gtobulin. Association  with Renal Toxicity and  Neoplasia
    in the Mate Rat Held in Garthereourg, MD. on November
    13-14, 1990.
    PB92-166826/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

 ALPHA AOREMERGIC RECEPTORS
    Influence of Chlordimeform on Alpha-Adrenergic Recep-
    tor-Associated Mechanisms of Hormonal Regulation in
    the Rat Pituitary and Adrenooortcal Secretion.
    PB92-143908/REB           92-01 PC A03/MF A01
 ALPHA PARTICLES
    Carcinogenic Risk of  Non-Uniform Alpha Particle Irradia-
    tion in the Lungs: Radon Progeny Effects at Bronchial Bi-
    furcations.
    PB92-227545/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 ALTERNATE FUELS
    Technology for  Reduction of CO2 Emissions from the
    Transportation Sector.
    PB92-153733/REB           92-01 PC A03/MF A01

 ALTERNATIVE CONTROL TECHNIQUES
    Alternative Control Techniques Document For PM-10
    Emissions from Ferrous Foundries.
    PB92-180017/REB           92-01 PC A07/MF A02

 ALTERNATIVE FUELS
    Waste Combustion System Analysis.
    PB92-1254WREB            92-01
                                      PCAM/MFA02
ALUMINUM
    Assessing Trends in Fishery Resources and Lake Water
    Aluminum from Paleolimnological Analyses  of Siliceous
         180405/REB
                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
ALUMINUM INDUSTRY
    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Aluminum Extrusions.
    PB92-192137/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES
    Respiratory Syncytial  Virus Infection of Human Primary
    Nasal  and  Bronchial  Epithelial Cat Cultures and Bron-
    choafveolar Macrophages.
    PB92-209352/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01
ALVISTO (CALIFORNIA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 9):  SoutJi
    Bay Asbestos  Area,  San Jose,  CA. (First  Remedial
    Action). (Amendment). June 1991.
    PB92-964501/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

AMERICAN INDIANS
    Reference Guide to Water Quality Standards for  Indian
    Tribes.
    PB92-231661/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 AMERICAN SAMOA
    National Priorities List Sites: American Samoa, Guam,
    and the Trust Territories.
    PB92-963242/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 AMERICIUM
    Determination of  alpha-emitting  nuclides of plutonium,
    americiurn and curium in environmental materials: PL 1.
    Sea water.
    DE92614732/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 AMMONIA
    Toxicity of Chlorine and Ammonia to  Aquatic Life: Chem-
    istry, Water Quality Criteria, Recent Research, and Rec-
    ommended Future Research.
    PB92-108091/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Ammonia.
    PB92-135425/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Toxicity of Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate to Fishes.
    PB92-179142/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 AMMONIUM SULFATE
    Evaluation of the Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrome-
    ter for Particle-Associated Ammonium Sulfate Determina-
    tion.
    PB92-160084/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 AMPHETAMINES
    Effects of Triadimefon on a Multiple Schedule of Fixed-
    Interval Performance: Comparison with Methylphenidate,
    d-Amphetamine and Chlorpromazine.
    PB92-143932/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 AMYGDALA
    Examination of the Anficonvulsant Properties of Voltage-
    Sensitive Calcium Channel Inhibitors in Amygdala Kindfed
    Seizures.
    PB92-166776/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Proconvulsant Activity of Endosulfan in Amygdala Kin-
       12-189000/REB
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS
    Reductive Transformations of Halogenated Aromatic Hy-
    drocarbons in Anaerobic Water-Sediment Systems: Kinet-
    ics, Mechanisms and Products.
    PB92-166818/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
ANAEROBIC PROCESSES
    Regiospecific Dechtonnation of  Pentachkxophenol  by
    Dichtorophenol-Adapted  Microorganisms in Freshwater,
    Anaerobic Sediment Slurries.
    PB92-101674/REB           92-O1   PC A03/MF A01

    Reductive Dechkxmatkxi of Dichlorophenols in Anaerobic
    Pond Sediments (Chapter 13).
    PB92-101708/HE8           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    New  Perspectives in  Aquatic Redox Chemistry: Abiotic
    Transformations of Pollutants in'Groundwater and  Sedi-
    ments.
    PB92-166628/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
    Organic Contract  Compliance Screening System.  Soft-
    ware for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 1). User Manual.
    PB92-145564/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Organic Contract  Compliance Screening System.  Soft-
    ware  for the PC  (SOW March 1990, Version  1).  User
    Manual.
    PB92-145572/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Organic Contract  Compliance Screening System.  Soft-
    ware for the PC (Version June 1990). User Manual.
    PB92-145580/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Inorganic  Contract Compliance Screening  System  Soft-
    ware  for the PC  (SOW March  1990 Version  1).  User
    Manual.
    PB92-145598/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Organic   Contract  Compliance  Screening   System
    (OCCSS) Software (SOW February 1988) (for Microcom-
    puters).
    PB92-501501/REB                   92-01   CP 002

    Inorganic   Contract   Compliance   Screening   System
    (ICCSS) Software  (SOW March 1990) (Version 1) (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-S01519/REB                   92-01   CP D02

    Organic   Contract  Compliance  Screening   System
    (OCCSS) Software (SOW March 1990)  (Version 1) (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-501527/REB                   92-01   CP D02

    Organic   Contract  Compliance  Screening   System
    (OCCSS)  Software (SOW  OLM01.8  Version  January
    1992) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501535/REB                   92-01   CP O02
ANATOMY
    Airway Structure Variability in the Long-Evans Rat Lung.
    PB92-124676/REB          92-01   PC A02/MF A01
ANCHORING
    Geomemtarane Anchorage Behavior Using a Large Scale
    Pullout Apparatus.
    PB92-217124/REB          92-04   PC A03/MF A01
ANDERSON COUNTY  (TENNESSEE)
    Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA  Region  4):  Oak
    Ridge  Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit   2),  Oak
    Ridge, TN. (First Remedial Action). June 1991.
    PB92-964013/REB          92-01   PC A03/MF A01
ANESTHESIA
    Differential Impact  of Hypothermia  and Pentobarbital on
    Brain-Stem Auditory Evoked Responses.
    PB92-113240/REB          92-01   PC  A03/MF A01
 ANEUPLOIDY
    Evaluation of 10 Chemicals for Aneuploidy Induction in
    the Hexaploid Wheat Assay.
    PB92-113307/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 ANILINE COMPOUNDS
    Color Yes: Cancer No.
    PB92-110477/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 ANILINES
    Hepatic  Microsomal  N-hydroxylation of Aniline  and  4-
    chloroaniline by Rainbow Trout 'Onchorhyncus mykiss'.
    PB92-227354/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
    Dynamics of Behavioral Thermoregulation in the Rat
    PB92-124619/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Auditory Deficits and  Motor Dysfunction Following Imino-
    dipropionitrile Administration in the Rat
    PB92-143890/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Measurement of Behavioral Thermoregulation.
    PB92-217033/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Effects of Trimethyltin on Repeated Acquisition  (Learn-
    ing) in the Radial-Arm Maze.
    PB92-227503/'REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 ANIMAL DISEASE MODELS
    Spongiosis  Hepatis: Chemical Induction,  Pathogenesis,
    and Possible Neoplastic Fate in a Teleost Fish Model.
    PB92-195700/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY
    Changes in the Physiological Performance and  Energy
    Metabolism of an Estuarine Mysid 'Mysidopsis bahia' Ex-
    posed in the Laboratory through a Complete Life Cycle to
    the Defoliant DEF.
    PB92-129709/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 ANIMAL PREGNANCY
    Use of Bromoergocryptine in the Validation of Protocols
    for  the Assessment of Mechanisms of Early Pregnancy
    Loss in the Rat
    PB92-124692/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Physiologically Based Kinetic Model of Rat and Mouse
    Gestation: Disposition of a Weak Acid.
    PB92-198647/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Use of the Fungicide Carbendazim as a Model Com-
    pound to Determine the Impact of Acute Chemical Expo-
    sure during Oocyte Maturation and Fertilization on Preg-
    nancy Outcome in the Hamster.
    PB92-206416/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

 ANIMAL SEX BEHAVIOR
    Measuring Sexual Behavior in the Female Rat.
    PB92-179076/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Neuroendocrine Responses to Social Regulation of Pu-
    berty in the Female House Mouse.
    PB92-179779/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 ANN ARUNDEL COUNTY (MARYLAND)
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Mid-At-
    lantic Wood Preservers, Harmans, Anne Arunoel County,
    MD. (First Remedial Action), December 1990.
    PB92-963901/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

ANNELIDS
    On-Srte Methods for Assessing Chemical  Impact on the
    Sou Environment Using Earthworms: A Case Study at the
    Baird and McGuire Superfund Site, Hotbrook, Massachu-
    setts.
    PB92-108166/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ANOKA COUNTY (MINNESOTA)
    Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 5): Oak
    Grove Sanitary Landfill, Anoka County, MM. (Second Re-
    medial Action), December 1990.
    PB92-964102/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

ANTICONVULSANTS
    Examination of the Anfjconvulsant Properties of Voltage-
    Sensitive Calcium Channel Inhibitors in Amygdala Kindled
    Seizures.
    PB92-166776/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ANTIMICROBIAL AGENTS
    RED Facts: Alkyl Amine Hydrochloride.
    PB92-235639/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ANTIMONY
    Drinking Water Health Advisory Antimony.
    PB92-135433/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Antimony.
    PB92-173293/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

ANTIMONY COMPOUNDS
    Drinking Water Health Advisory Antimony.
    PB92-13S433/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ANTIMUTAGENS
    Anrjmutagenicity Profiles of Some Natural Substances.
    PB92-206382/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS
    Consideration of Pharmacokinetics and Temporal Sensi-
    tivity for Hydroxyurea in Relation to Teratogeruc Potential.
    PB92-136910/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    DNA Adducts of the Antitumor Agent Diaziquone.
    PB92-150739/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Efficient  Multiple-Exposure Analysis of the Toxicity  of
    Crisnatol: A DNA Intercalates in Phase 2 Clinical Trials.
    PB92-206283/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                               AROMATIC POLYCYCLIC HYDROCARBONS
APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS
    Patch  Size of Forest Openings and Arthropod  Popula-
    tions.
    PB92-10B158/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
APPLIANCES
    Field Performance of Woodburning and Coalburning Ap-
    pliances  in Crested Butte during the  1989-90  Heating
    Season.
    PB92-106921/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02
APPLICABLE Oft RELEVANT AND APPROPRIATE
REGULATIONS
    PAST:  The Potential ARARs Selection Tool.
    PB92-152941/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

APTITUDE TESTS
    Neurobehavioral Evaluation System (NES)  and School
    Performance.
    PB92-124SBS/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

AOUACULTURE
    Guidelines for Culturing the Japanese Medaka, 'Oryzias
    latipes'.
    PB92-137496/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
AQUAOETOX/SVE TREATMENT SYSTEM
    U.S. EPA SITE Demonstration of  AWD Technologies'
    AquaDetox/SVE System.
    PB92-124387/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    AWD Technologies Integrated AquaDetox (Trade  Name)/
    SVE Technology. Applications Analysis Report.
    PB92-218379/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

AQUATIC ANIMALS
    Comprehensive List of Chesapeake Bay Basin Species.
    PB92-222850/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

    Aquatic Toxiaty Information Retrieval  Data Base (AC-
    QUIRE).
    PB92-500453/REB                  92-01   CP T02

    AquqtBC Toxiaty Information on VAX VMS Backup (AC-
    QUIRE for VMS).
    PB92-500479/RE8                  92-01   CP T02
AQUATIC BACTERIA
    Effect of Sodium Chloride on Transport of Bacteria in a
    Saturated Aquifer Material.
    PB92-110428/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

AQUATIC BIOLOGY
    Methods  for Measuring the  Acute Toxiaty of Effluents
    and Receiving Waters  to Freshwater and Marine Orga-
    nisms (Fourth Edition).
    PB91-167650/REB           92-01   PC A14/MF A03

    Restoration of Aquatic Ecosystems: Science, Technology
    and Public Policy.
    PB92-224161/REB           92-04   PC A24/MF A04

AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS
    Methods  for Aquatic Toxicity Identification  Evaluations.
    Phase  1  Toxicity  Characterization Procedures.  Second
    Edition.
    PB92-100072/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Acid-Volatile Suffide as a Factor Mediating Cadmium and
    Nickel  Bwavailability in Contaminated Sediments.
    PB92-124296/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program: Sur-
    face Waters Implementation Plan - Northeast Pilot Lake
    Survey, Summer 1991.
    P892-139948/REB
                 Lake

92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
    Zooplankton Population Dynamics in Experimentally To»-
    fied Pond Ecosystems.
    PB92-153352/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Morjfication of an Index of Biotic Integrity Based on Fish
    Assemblages to Characterize Rivers of the Seine Basin,
    France.
    PB92-180322/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Diatoms: Powerful Indicators of Environmental Change.
    PB92-180397/REB           92-01   PC A03/MFA01
    Synthetic Substrata for Propagation and Testing of Soil
    and Sediment Organisms.
    PB92-195676/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Selection of  Surrogates for  a Genetically  Engineered
    Microorganism with Cellulolytic Capability for Ecological
    Studies in Streams.
    PB92-195791/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data Base and
    the QSAR System for Use  in Ecological Risk  Assess-
    ments.
    PB92-198217/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
    Effects of El  Nino and La Nina on Seabird Assemblages
    in the Equatorial Pacific.
    PB92-21740S/REB           92-04  PCA03/MFA01
    Biological Criteria: Guide to Technical Literature.
    PB92-231489/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
    Biological Criteria: National  Program  Guidance  for Sur-
    face Waters.
    PB92-231497/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Proceedings  of  a Symposium: Biological  Criteria Re-
    search and Regulation. Held in Arlington. Virginia on De-
    cember 12-13, 1990.
    PB92-231S05/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02
    Biological Criteria: State Development and Implementa-
    tion Efforts.
    PB92-231S13/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Biological Diversity and  Biological  Integrity: Current Con-
    cerns for Lakes and Streams.
    PB92-232917/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    National Estuary Program After Four Years: A Report to
    Congress.
    PB92-233154/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

AQUATIC MICROBIOLOGY
    Specificity of Cellular DMA-Binding Sites of Microbial Pop-
    ulations in a Florida Reservoir.
    PB92-129618/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Acclimation of Aquatic Microbial Communities to Hg(ll)
    and CH3Hg(+ ) in Polluted Freshwater Ponds.
    PB92-129667/HEB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Relationships of Hg(ll) Volatilization from a Freshwater
    Pond to the Abundance of 'met'  Genes in the Gene Pool
    of the Indigenous Microbial Community.
    PB92-129675/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Heterotrophic Bacteria of the Freshwater  Neuston and
    Their Ability to Act as Plasmid Recipients under Nutrient
    Deprived Conditions.
    PB92-129766/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Protecting Our Drinking Water from Microbes.
    PB92-140581/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Differentiation of 'Giardia duodenalis' from Other 'Giardia
    spp.' by  Using Polymerase  Chain  Reaction and Gene
    Probes.
    PB92-150531/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Bacterial Transport through Homogeneous Soil.
    PB92-153329/REB            91-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Opportunistic Organisms and the Water Supply Connec-
    tion.
    PB92-179704/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Visions of the Future in Drinking Water Microbiology.
    PB92-179852/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Selection  of Surrogates  for a  Genetically Engineered
    Microorganism  with Cellulolytic Capability for Ecological
    Studies in Streams
    PB92-195791/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Health Effects Re-
    search on Drinking Water Contaminants.
    PB92-206531 /REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Effect of the Method of Preparing Monochloramine upon
    Inactjvatton of MS2 Coliphage, 'Escherichia  coir, and
    'Klebsiella pneumoniae'.
    PB92-217355/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

AQUATIC ORGANISMS
    Aquatic Toxicity Information Retrieval  Data  Base (AC-
    QUIRE).
    PB92-500453/REB                    92-01  CP T02

    Aquqtic Toxicity Information  on  VAX VMS Backup (AC-
    QUIRE for VMS).
    PB92-500479/REB                    92-01  CP T02

AQUATIC PLANTS
    Responses of Wetland Plants to Effluents  in Water and
    Sediment.
    PB92-129758/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Distribution of Submerged  Aquatic Vegetation  in the
    Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries and Chincoteague Bay -
    1990.
    PB92-145366/REB                    92-01  PC A13

    Chesapeake Bay Waterfowl Policy and Management Plan
    (Agreement Committment Report).
    PB92-186451/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Aquatic Toxicity Information Retrieval  Data Base (AC-
    QUIRE).
    PB92-500453/REB                    92-01  CP T02

    Aquqtic Toxicity Information  on  VAX VMS Backup (AC-
    QUIRE for VMS).
    PB92-500479/REB                   92-01  CP T02

AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS
    Method 1624: Volatile Organic Compounds by Isotope Di-
    lution GCMS; Method 1625: Semivolatile Organic  Com-
    pounds by Isotope Dilution GCMS.
    PB92-231976/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

AQUIFER CHARACTERISTICS
    Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Natural Aquifer
    Material: Implications for Contaminant Transport.
    PB92-158690/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

AQUIFER MANAGEMENT
    Oxidation-Reduction Capacities of Aquifer Solids.
    PB92-110410/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

AQUIFER SOLIDS
    Oxidation-Reduction Capacities of Aquifer Solids.
    PB92-110410/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

AQUIFER SYSTEMS
    Stability and Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Con-
    taminated Aquifer Material.
    PB92-164839/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Reductive  Dechlorination of Trichloroethylene in  Anoxic
    Aquifer Material from Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey.
    PB92-179019/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Biotransformation of CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene in Aquifer
    Material  from Picatinny  Arsenal,  Moms  County, New
    Jersey.
    PB92-179100/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

AQUIFERS
    Regional Assessment of  Aquifer Vulnerability and Sensi-
    tivity in the Conterminous United States.
    PB92-100148/REB            92-01  PC A15/MF A03
                                                                                    Carbonate Equilibria and Groundwater Sample Collection:
                                                                                    Implications for Estimated Average Subsurface Properties
                                                                                    in Continental North America.
                                                                                    PB92-101690/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

                                                                                    Techniques to Determine Spatial Variations in Hydraulic
                                                                                    Conductivity of Sand and Gravel.
                                                                                    PB92-109123/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                    Effect of Nitrate Addition on Biorestoration of Fuel-Con-
                                                                                    taminated Aquifer Field Demonstration.
                                                                                    PB92-110444/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

                                                                                    Biodegradation of Monoaromatic Hydrocarbons  by Aqui-
                                                                                    fer Microorganisms Using  Oxygen, Nitrate,  or Nitrous
                                                                                    Oxide as the Terminal Electron Acceptor.
                                                                                    PB92-110543/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                    Laboratory and Field Studies on BTEX Biodegradation in
                                                                                    a Fuel-Contaminated  Aquifer under  Denitrifying Condi-
                                                                                    tions.
                                                                                    PB92-121227/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                    Optimizing BTEX Biodegradation under Denitrifying Con-
                                                                                    ditions.
                                                                                    PB92-124262/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

                                                                                    Evaluation of Hydraulic Conductivities Calculated from
                                                                                    Multiport-Permeameter Measurements.
                                                                                    PB92-144013/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

                                                                                    Column Studies on BTEX Biodegradation under Mtcroaer-
                                                                                    ophilic and Denitrifying Conditions.
                                                                                    PB92-179050/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                    Spatial Variability of Geochemical and Hydrologic Proper-
                                                                                    ties of Subsurface Materials in  a Sand  and Gravel Aqui-
                                                                                    fer, Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
                                                                                    PB92-179126/REB            92-01   PCA02/MFA01

                                                                                    Landfill  Leachate Effects on Transport of Organic Sub-
                                                                                    stances in Aquifer Materials (Chapter 16).
                                                                                    PB92-198225/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                    Landfill  Leachate Effects on Sorption  of Organic Micro-
                                                                                    pollutants onto Aquifer Materials.
                                                                                    PB92-198597/ReB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                    Stimulation  of Reductive  Dechlorination of  Tetrachlor-
                                                                                    oethene in Anaerobic Aquifer Microcosms by Addition of
                                                                                    Short-Chain Organic Acids or Alcohols.
                                                                                    PB92-206465/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

                                                                                ARACHIDONIC ACIDS
                                                                                    Differences in Arachidonic  Acid Metabolism by Human
                                                                                    Myelomonocytic Cell Lines.
                                                                                    PB92-217215/REB                    92-04   PC A02

                                                                                ARCTIC REGIONS
                                                                                    Evaluating the Utility of Natural Vegetation in Assessing
                                                                                    Arctic Accumulation of Air Toxics.
                                                                                    PB92-103464/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

                                                                                    Alaska North  Slope Oil-Field Restoration Research Strat-
                                                                                      92-151653/REB
                                                                                                               92-01   PC A04/MF A01
AREA AND MOBILE SOURCE SUBSYSTEM
    Design, Development, and Implementation of AIRS' Area
    and Mobile Source Subsystem.
    PB92-124213/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

AREA SOURCES
    Design, Development, and Implementation of AIRS' Area
    and Mobile Source Subsystem.
    PB92-124213/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Research and Development Efforts to Develop Improved
    Inventory Methodologies  for Area  Source Solvent Emis-
    sions.
    PB92-126846/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Identification  and Characterization of Missing or Unac-
    counted for Area Source Categories.
    PB92-139377/REB            92-01   PC A15/MF A03

ARIZONA
    National  Priorities List Sites: Arizona and Nevada.
    PB92-963216/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

ARKANSAS
    National  Priorities List Sites: Arkansas.
    PB92-963220/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

ARKANSAS COUNTY (TEXAS)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Aran-
    sas County, Texas.
    PB92-232644/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

AROCLORS
    Effects of PCS (Aroclor (Trade Name) 1254) on Non-
    specific  Immune Parameters in  Rhesus ('Macaca mu-
    latta') Monkeys.
    PB92-232867/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

AROMATIC COMPOUNDS
    Mutants  of 'Pseudomonas cepacia' G4 Defective in Ca-
    tabolism of Aromatic Compounds and Trichloroethylene.
    PB92-129741/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Control of Aromatic Waste Air Streams by Soil Bioreac-
    tors.
    PB92-144021/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

AROMATIC POLYCYCLIC HYDROCARBONS
    Improvement in the Diagnostic Potential of (32)P-Postla-
    belmg Analysis  Demonstrated by the Selective Formation
    and Comparative Analysis of Nitrated-PAH-Derived Ad-
    ducts Arising from Diesel Particle Extracts.
    PB92-110485/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Prediction of the Solubility of Hydrophobic Compounds in
    Nonideai Solvent Mixtures.
    PB92-143999/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Morphological  Transformation and  DNA Adduct Forma-
    tion  by Benz(j)aceanthrylene and Its Metabolites  in
    C3H10T1/2CL8  Cells:  Evidence for Both Cyctopenta-
    Ring and Bay-Region Metabolic Activation Pathways.
    PB92-150762/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Induction  of Nuclear Anomalies in the Gastrointestinal
    Tract by Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
    PB92-164896/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Phase Distributions  of Airborne Polycyclic Aromatic Hy-
    drocarbons in Two U.S. Cities.
    PB92-164979/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Polycyclic Aromatic
    Hydrocarbons (PAHs).
    PB92-173459/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF AIM

    Epoxide Ring Opening and Related  Reactivities of Cyclo-
    penta Polycyclic Aromatic  Hydrocarbons: Quantum Me-
    chanical Studies.
    PB92-179795/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Measurement of  Polycyclic Aromatic  Hydrocarbons  in
    Soils and Sediments by Particle-Beam/High-Performance
    Liquid Chromatography/Mass Specfcometry.
    PB92-188721/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Sampling Polycyclic  Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Related
    Semrvolatile Organic Compounds in  Indoor Air.
    PB92-198274/REB           92-O4  PC A03/MF A01

ARSENIC
    Health Effects of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
    PB92-110360/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Incineration Data on Arsenic and Lead Emissions.
    PB92-179043/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Behavior of  Arsenic in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator (Journal
    Version).
    PB92-179845/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Human Carcinqgenesis by Arsenic.
    PB92-22757B/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ARSENIC ACID
    Pesticide  Fact  Sheet  Number   91.1:  Arsenic  Acid
    (H3ASO4).
    PB92-185826/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ARSENIC INORGANIC COMPOUNDS
    Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document 2/3.
    PB92-114297/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document 4.
    PB9)M14305/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ARSENICALS
    Creosote.  Pentachlorophenol, and  Inorganic Arsenicals;
    Amendment of Notice of Intent to Cancel Registrations.
    PB92-152842/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ARTEMIA
    Nutritional Value of  'Artemia' and Tigriopus califomicus'
    (Baker) for Two Pacific Mysid Species. 'Metamysidopsis
    elonoata' (Holmes) and 'Mysidopsis  intii' (Holmquist).
    PB92-108000/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Increased Reproduction  by Mysids ('Mysidopsis bahia')
    Fed with Enriched 'Artemia' spp. Nauplii.
    PB92-108034/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ARTHROPOOA
    Pesticide Effects on Arthropod Natural Enemies: A Data-
    base Summary.
    PB92-124163/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Toxicity, Selectivity  and  Sublethal  Effects of Pesticides
    on Arthropod Natural Enemies: A Data-Base Summary.
    PB92-124189/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    NERISK: An Expert System to Enhance the Integration of
    Pesticides with Anthropod Biological Control.
    PB92-124254/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
    Intelligent Processing Equipment within the Environmen-
    tal Protection Agency.
    N92-24997/8/REB
                                                92-01
            (Order as N92-24987/9/REB, PC A10/MF A03)

    Intelligent Processing Equipment within the Environmen-
    tal Protection Agency.
    PB92-217330/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ARTIFICIAL WETLANDS
    Pilot Study to Compare Created and Natural Wetlands in
    Western Washington and Evaluate Methods
    PB92-136811/HEB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
ASBESTOS
    Asbestos Fiber Release during Change-Out of Filter Bags
    from HEPA-Filtered Vacuum Cleaners.
    PB92-113208/BEB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Guidelines for Asbestos NESHAP  Demolition and Ren-
    ovation Inspection Procedures.
    PB92-132836/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Observations on Studies Useful to  Asbestos Operations
    and Management Activities.
    PB92-136960/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Co-Existing with Asbestos: A Look at the Engineering Re-
    search Program  of the U.S.  Environmental Protection
          39419/REB
                                92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Asbestos Concentrations Two Years After Abatement in
    Seventeen Schools.
    PB92-158476/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Comparison of Airborne Asbestos Levels Determined by
    Transmission  Electron Microscopy  (TEM) Using Direct
    and Indirect Transfer Techniques.
    PB92-191113/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
    Guidelines for Catastrophic Emergency Situations Involv-
    ing Asbestos.
    PB92-218361/REB            92-04   PCA04/MFA01

    Relative  Mesothelioma  Induction  in  Rats by  Mineral
    Fibers:  Comparison  with  Residual Pulmonary  Mineral
    Fiber Number and Epidemiology.
    PB92-233014/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

ASHES
    Methodology for Assessing Environmental Releases of
    and Exposure to Municipal Solid Waste Combustor Re-
    siduals.
    PB92-109149/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

ASPHALTS
    Evaluation of  VOC Emissions from  Heated Roofing As-
    phalt.
    PB92-115286/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
ASSESSMENT TOOLS FOR THE EVALUATION OF RISK
SYSTEM
    ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data  Base and
    the QSAR System for Use in Ecological Risk Assess-
    ments.
    PB92-198217/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

ASSESSMENTS
    Guidance for Performing Preliminary Assessments under
    CERCLA.
    PB92-963303/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03
    CERCLIS Characterization Project: National Results.
    PB92-963315/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 1 Results.
    PB92-963316/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
    PB92-963317/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
    PB92-963318/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
    PB92-963319/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
    PB92-963320/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
    PB92-963321/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
    PB92-963322/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
    PB92-963323/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
    PB92-963324/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
    PB92-963325/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 5, August 1992. Briefing
    the BTAG: Initial Description of Setting, History, and Ecol-
    ogy of a Site
    PB92-963374/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
ASTER COMPUTER PROGRAM
    ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data  Base and
    the OSAR System for Use in Ecological Risk Assess-
    ments
    PB92-198217/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

ATHERINOPS AFFINIS
    Ovarian Mycosis in the Topsmelt 'Airier-mops affinis'.
    PB92-129691/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

    Comparative Acute Sensitivity of Larval Topsmelt, 'Ather-
    inops affinis'. and Inland Sitverside, 'Menidia beryllina'. to
    11 Chemicals.
    PB92-195668/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Effects of Fenvalerate on the  Early  Life Stages of Tops-
    mett ('Atherinops affinis').
    PB92-195684/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Laboratory  Spawning of Topsmett, 'Atherinops affinis'.
    with Notes on Culture and Growth of Larvae.
    PB92-195759/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

ATLANTA (GEORGIA)
    Atlanta Ozone Precursor Monitoring Study Data Report.
    PB92-220656/REB            92-04   PC A08/MF A02
ATLANTIC COUNTY (NEW JERSEY)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Garden
    State  Cleaners,  Buena Borough.  Atlantic County.  NJ.
    (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963834/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01
ATMOSPHERIC BOUNDARY LAYER
    Use of Four-Dimensional Data Assimilation in  a Limited-
    Area Mesoscate Model Part 2: Effects of Data Assimila-
    tion within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
    PB92-153923/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY
    Regional Oxidant Model (ROM) User's Guide. Part 4: The
    ROM System  User Tutorial (Processor Network and Core
    Model).
    PB92-120872/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

    Tropospheric  Nrtrogen: The  Influence  of Anthropogenic
    Sources on Distribution and Deposition.
    PB92-126937/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Estimating Natural Emissions for EPA's Regional Oxidant
    Model.
    PB92-129592/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01
    Statistical Methodology for Exploring Elevational Differ-
    ences in Precipitation Chemistry.
    PB92-144088/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    User's Guide for  the Urban Airshed Model. Volume 6.
    User's Manual for the Postprocessing System.
    PB92-145382/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 3. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction.
    PB92-150374/REB           92-01  PC A11 /MF A03

    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 4. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction.
    PB92-150382/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Stability of Tropospheric OH during Ice Ages, Inter-Gla-
    cial Epochs and Modem Times.
    PB92-166669/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    User's Guide for  the Urban Airshed Model. Volume 7.
    User's Manual for the Performance Evaluation System.
    PB92-224849/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Regional  Oxidant  Model  (ROM),  (Source  Code  Only)
    (Version 2.1).
    PB92-500842/REB          92-01   MagTapeSI 500.00

    Regional Oxidant Model (ROM), Source Code and  Test
    Data (Version 2.1).
    PB92-SOOB59/REB          92-01   MagTape$4000.00

ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION
    Hierarchical Stochastic Model of Large-Scale Atmospher-
    ic Circulation Patterns and Multiple Station Dairy Precipi-
    tation.
    PB92-217421/REB                   92-04   PC A03

    Fiscal Year 1991 Summary Report  of NOAA Atmospheric
    Sciences Modeling Division Support to the U.S. Environ-
    mental Protection Agency.
    PB92-217835/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION
    Annular Denuders  for Use in Global  Climate and Strato-
    spheric Measurements of Acidic Gases and Particles (Ab-
    stract Only).
    N91-32531/6/REB
                                               92-01
            (Order as N91-32528/2/REB, PC AOS/MF A01)

    Estimating  Agriculture's Net Contribution to  Atmospheric
    Carbon.
    PB92-217165/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ATMOSPHERIC DIFFUSION
    Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
    Model.
    PB92-108760/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Performances of Lagrangian and Eulenan Transport and
    Diffusion Models across Continental Scales.
    PB92-158500/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Tiered Modeling Approach for Assessing the Risks Due
    to Sources of Hazardous Air Pollutants.
    PB92-164748/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Concentrations from Above-Roof Releases of Laboratory
    Exhausts: A Wind Tunnel Study.
    PB92-164821/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling (IWAQM)
    Work Plan Rationale.
    PB92-213248/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ATMOSPHERIC MODELS
    Regional  Ozone  Modeling  for  Northeast  Transport
    (ROMNET).
    PB92-108786/REB           92-01  PC A1S/MF A03
    Regional  Ozone  Modeling  for  Northeast  Transport
    (ROMNET). Appendices.
    PB92-108794/REB           92-01  PC A1S/MF A03

    Regional Air Quality and Acid Deposition Modeling and
    the Role for Visualization.
    PB92-124247/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of RADM Predictions  for a Mesoscale-beta
    Box Volume over Northeastern Pennsylvania.
    PB92-1S8492/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Performances of lagranqian and Eulerian Transport and
    Diffusion Models across Continental Scales.
    PB92-158500/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Hierarchical Stochastic Model  of Large-Scale Atmospher-
    ic Circulation Patterns  and Multiple Station Daily Precipi-
    tation.
    PB92-217421/REB                   92-04   PC A03

    Fiscal Year 1991 Summary Report of NOAA Atmospheric
    Sciences Modeling Division Support  to the U.S.  Environ-
    mental Protection  Agency.
    PB92-217835/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

AUDIO-VISUAL
    America's  Ecological Report  Card: Environmental Moni-
    toring and Assessment Program (EMAP) (Video).
    PB92-780865/REB                 92-04  AVS3S.M

AUDIOMETRY
    Auditory Deficits and Motor Dysfunction Following Iminc-
    dipropionitrile Administration in the  Rat.
    PB92-143890/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

AUDITING
    Audits and the Superfund Program Manager.
                                                                                                                    PB92-963328/REB
                                                                                                                                               92-01   PC A01/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                             BIBLIOGRAPHIES
AUDITORY BRAIN STEM EVOKED POTENTIALS
    Differential impact of Hypothermia and Pentobarbital on
    Brain-Stem Auditory Evoked Responses.
    PB92-113240/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
AUGUSTA (GEORGIA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Monsanto
    Superfund Site, Augusta, GA. (First Remedial Action), De-
    cember 1990.
    PB92-964003/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

AUSTIN COUNTY (TEXAS)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Austin
    County, Texas.
    PB92-232545/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

AUTHORIZATIONS
    Authorization  for Regional Administrators  to Approve
    Consistency Exemptions at NPL Sites.
    PB92-963343/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01
AUTO/OIL AIR QUALITY IMPROVEMENT RESEARCH
PROGRAM
    Advanced Emissions Speciation  Methodologies for the
    Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program. 2.
    Aldehydes, Ketones, and Alcohols.
    PB92-206523/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

AUTOGRAPHA CALIFORNIA
    Selection Kinetics during  Serial Cell Culture Passage of
    Mixtures  of Wild-Type  Autographa califomica' Nuclear
    Polyhedrosis Virus and Its Recombinant Ac360-Beta-gal.
    PB92-143874/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
AUTOMAINTENANCE
    Serial Spatial  Reversal  Learning in Rats: Comparison of
    Instrumental and Automaintenance Procedures.
    PB92-143940/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

AUTOMOBILE BODIES
    Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Automotive Refinish-
    ing Industry.
    PB92-129139/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

AUTOMOBILE EXHAUST
    Evaluation of a Kemira Oy Resistrvely Heated Catalyst on
    a Methanol-Fueled Vehicle.
    PB92-104397/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    IM240 Transient I/M Dynamometer Driving Schedule and
    the Composite I/M Test Procedure.
    PB92-104405/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Recommended  I/M Short  Test Procedures  for  the
    1990's: Six Alternatives.
    PB92-104439/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    I/M  Network Type: Effects on Emission Reductions,
    Cost, and Convenience. Technical Information Document.
    PB92-104447/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
    Integrating On-Board Diagnostic System Capabilities into
    the Inspection and Repair Functions of I/M Programs.
    PB92-104454/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

AUTOMOBILES
    Second EPA Evaluation of the  Platinum Gasaver Device
    under Section 511 of the Motor Vehicle Information and
    Cost Savings Act (Updated).
    PB92-104413/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Emissions and Fuel Economy Effects of the Platinum Ga-
    saver, a Retrofit Device.
    PB92-104421/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Evaluation of Research Prototype Vehicles Equipped with
    Direct Injection Two-Stroke Cycle Engines.
    PB92-143692/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Waste Minimization  Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Components for Automobile Air Conditioners.
    PB92-217272/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

AUTOMOTIVE FUELS
    Fuel Volatility Effects on Exhaust Emissions.
    PB92-110014/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Impact of Methanol and CNG Fuels  on  Motor vehicle
    Toxic Emissions.
    PB92-110378/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Evaluation of a Schatz  Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
    Vehicle.
    PB92-114255/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of a Vehicle Equipped with a Direct Injection
    Engine Using Neat Methanol.
    PB92-118009/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Emissions and Fuel Economy of DOE Flex-Fuel Vehicles.
    PB92-153055/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Evaluation of a Schatz  Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
    Vehicle. Phase 2.
    PB92-204585/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Automotive Air Conditioning Condensers and Evapora-
    tors.
    PB92-188739/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
    Acute Effects of Diisopropyl Fluorophosphate (DFP) on
    Autonomic and Behavioral  Thermoregulatory Responses
    in the Long-Evans Rat.
    PB92-124668/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

AZEOTROPES
    Predictions  of   Azeotropes Formed   from Fluorinated
    Ethers, Ethanes,  and Propanes
    PB92-195908/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Thermodynamic  Evaluation  of  Predicted Fluorinated
    Ether, Ethane, and Propane Azeotropes.
    PB92-198241/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
AZO DYES
    Color Yes; Cancer No.
    PB92-110477/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Influence of Experimental Conditions on the Liquid Sec-
    ondary Ion Mass Spectra of Sulfonated Azo Dyes.
    PB92-124361/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Structural Characterization of Sulfonated Azo Dyes Using
    Liquid Secondary Ion Mass  Spectrometry/Tandem Mass
    Spectrometry.
    PB92-188861/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

    Approach  to the Design of Nonmutagenic Azo  Dyes:
    Analogues of the Mutagen 4-Amino-3-Methoxyazoben-
    zene (Chapter 4).
    P892-206556/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

BACILLUS
    Fate of 'Bacillus sphaericus' 2362 Spores Following In-
    gestion by Nontarget Invertebrates.
    PB92-129774/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BACILLUS SUBTILIS GBO3
    Pesticide  Fact Sheet  Number  235:  'Bacillus subtilis'
    GB03.
    PB92-238484/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS
    Vertebrate Toxicology of the Solubilized Parasporal Crys-
    talline Proteins of 'Bacillus thuringiensis' Subsp. 'israelen-
    sis'.
    PB92-150507/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BACTERIA
    Nutritional Role of Endosymbiotic Bacteria  in Animal-Bac-
    teria Symbioses: 'Sotemya velum', a Case Study.
    PB92-112895/REB            92-01  PC A17/MF A04

    Status  Report on Planktonic Cyanobacteria (Blue-Green
    Algae) and Their Toxins.
    PB92-206259/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

BACTERIAL GENES
    Relationships of Hg(ll) Volatilization from a Freshwater
    Pond to the Abundance of 'mer' Genes in  the Gene Pool
    of the Indigenous Microbial Community.
    PB92-129675/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Hydrogenase-Linked  Gene  in 'Methanobacterium  ther-
    moautotrophicum' Strain  DeltaH  Encodes a  Polyferre-
    doxin.
    PB92-206234/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

BACTERIAL PROTEINS
    Vertebrate Toxicology of the Solubclized Parasporal Crys-
    talline Proteins of 'Bacillus thuringiensis' Subsp. 'israelen-
    sis'.
    PB92-150507/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BACTERIAL SPORES
    Fate of 'Bacillus sphaericus' 2362 Spores Following In-
    gestion by Nontarget Invertebrates.
    PB92-129774/REB            92-01, PC A03/MF A01

BACULOVIRIDAE
    Selection Kinetics during Serial Cell Culture Passage of
    Mixtures  of Wild-Type 'Autographa californica' Nuclear
    Polyhedrosis Virus and Its Recombinant Ac360-Beta-gal.
    PB92-143874/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Generation of  Recombinant Baculovirus  via Ltposome-
    Mediated Transfection.
    PB92-143973/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

BAKER COUNTY (GEORGIA)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Baker
    County, Georgia.
    PB92-232404/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

BASE REALIGNMENT AND CLOSURE ACTS
    Base Realignment and Closure 'How-to' Manual for Com-
    pliance with the National Environment Policy Act.
    PB92-146281/REB            92-01  PC A15/MF A03

BASE SEQUENCE
    Improved  Sample Recovery in Thermocycle Sequencing
    Protocols.
    PB92-124593/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01

BASELINE MEASUREMENTS
    Forest Health  Monitoring, New England, 1990. Annual
    Report.
    PB92-113018/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

BASEMENTS
    Natural Basement  Ventilation  as a  Radon  Mitigation
    Technique.
    PB92-166958/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BASINS (GEOGRAPHIC)
    Dealing with Toxic Polluted Sediments in the Great Lakes
    Basin.
    AD-P006 908/8/REB          92-04 PC A03/MF A01

BASS
    Chesapeake  Bay  Striped  Bass  Fishery Management
    Plan: Chesapeake Bay Program. Annual Progress Report
    from the Chesapeake Executive Council.
    PB92-186428/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Osmoregulatory Failure and Death of First-Year  Large-
    mouth Bass 'Micropterus salmoides' Exposed to Low pH
    and Elevated Aluminum, at Low Temperatures in Soft
    Water.
    PB92-205236/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

BEARINGS
    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Refurbished Railcar Bearing Assemblies.
    PB92-104348/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01
BEETLES
    Protocol for Testing the Effects of Fungal Pesticides on
    Nontarget Beetles Using 'Hippodamia convergens' (Cole-
    optera: Coccinellidae).
    PB92-217488/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

BEHAVIOR
    Neurobehavioral Toxicology. Chapter 2.
    PB92-166347/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

    Applications of a Neurobehavioral Screening Battery.
    PB92-179787/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

    Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 1. Be-
    havioral Assessment.
    PB92-189018/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Experimental Design and Instrumentation for a Field Ex-
    periment.
    PB92-217454/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01
                                                           Letters to the Editor.
                                                           PB92-227560/REB
                                                                                      92-04  PC A01/MF A01
                                                       BELMONT COUNTY (OHIO)
                                                           Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Buckeye
                                                           Reclamation Landfill Site, Belmont County, OH. (First Re-
                                                           medial Action), August 1991.
                                                           PB92-964123/REB           92-04  PCA06/MFA02

                                                       BEN MODEL
                                                           BEN: A Model to Calculate the Economic Benefit of Non-
                                                           compliance. User's Manual.
                                                           PB92-230358/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

                                                       BENEFIT COST ANALYSIS
                                                           BEN: A Model to Calculate the Economic Benefit of Non-
                                                           compliance. User's Manual.
                                                           PB92-230358/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

                                                       BENOMYL
                                                           Fungicide BenomylfMethyl 1-(Butylcarbamoyl)-2-Benzimi-
                                                           dazolecarbamate)  Causes  Testicular Dysfunction by In-
                                                           ducing the Sloughing of Germ Cells and Occlusion of Ef-
                                                           ferent Ductules.
                                                           PB92-150796/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

                                                       BENSULFURON METHYL
                                                           Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 226: Bensulfuron Methyl.
                                                           PB92-104389/RE8           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                       BENZENE/DICHLORO
                                                           Tests of Indoor Air Quality Sinks.
                                                           PB92-218346/REB           92-04  PC A15/MF A03

                                                       BENZENE/HEXACHLORO
                                                           Drinking Water  Criteria Document for  Hexachloroben-
                                                           zene.
                                                           PB92-173400/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

                                                       BENZtNE/TRICHLORO
                                                           Drinking Water Criteria Document for Trichlorobenzenes.
                                                           PB92-173491/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

                                                       BENZO (A)PYRENE
                                                           DNA Adducts in Rat Lung,  Liver  and Peripheral Blood
                                                           Lymphocytes  Produces  by  i.p.  Administration  of
                                                           Benzo(a)Pyrene Metabolites and Derivatives.
                                                           PB92-124627/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

                                                           Potential of Carp to Bioactivate Benzo(a)pyrene to Meta-
                                                           bolites That Bind to DNA.
                                                           PB92-189034/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                           Metabolism of Benzo(a)Pyrene and Persistence of DNA
                                                           Adducts in the Brown  Bullhead 'Ictalurus nebulosus'.
                                                           PB92-189067/REB           92-01  PCA02/MFA01

                                                       BENZO (A)PYRENE/DIFLUORO
                                                           Synthesis of a  Novel Fluorinated Benzo(a)pyrene: 4,5-
                                                           Difluorobenzo(a)pyrene.
                                                           PB92-110493/REB           92-01  PCA02/MFA01

                                                       BERILLIUM
                                                           Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
                                                           ents of Municipal Sludge: Beryllium.
                                                           PB92-122993/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                       BERKS COUNTY (PENNSYLVANIA)
                                                           Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Cryo-
                                                           Chem Site, Earl Township, Berks County, PA. (Third Re-
                                                           medial Action), September 1991.
                                                           PB92-963908/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

                                                       BERYLLIUM
                                                           Drinking Water Health Advisory for Beryllium.
                                                           PB92-135441/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                           Drinking Water Criteria Document for Beryllium.
                                                           PB92-173301/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

                                                           Application of Modified Aluminon and GFAAS Methods to
                                                           Beryllium Determination in Drinking Water.
                                                           PB92-180199/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                       BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS
                                                           Drinking Water Health Advisory for Beryllium.
                                                           PB92-135441/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                       BEST TECHNOLOGY
                                                           RACT/BACT/LAER  Clearinghouse:  A  Compilation  of
                                                           Control Technology Determinations. Second  Supplement
                                                           to the 1990 Edition.
                                                           PB92-235647/REB           92-04  PC A20/MF A04

                                                       BIBLIOGRAPHIES
                                                           EPA Publications  Bibliography 1984-1990. Part 1. Report
                                                           Summaries. Part 2. Indexes.
                                                           PB91-205500/REB                92-01   PCS200.00
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                                                                     KEYWORD INDEX
    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse Bibliogra-
    phy of Selected Reports and Federal  Register  Notices
    Related to Air Toxics. Volume 5. Citations, 1991.
    PB92-111830/HEB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Ongoing
    Research and Regulatory Development Projects.
    PB92-111905/REB            92-01   PCA10/MFA03

    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliogra-
    phy of Selected Reports and Federal  Register  Notices
    Related to Air Toxics. Index, 1991.
    PB92-111913/REB            92-01   PC A21/MF AM

    Risk Assessment. Management, Communication: A Guide
    to Selected Sources. Volume 4, Number 1.
    PB92-114412/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Storm and Combined Sewer Pollution Control: A Compila-
    tion of Significant References.
    PB92-114560/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    EPA Journal Holdings Report, 1991.
    PB92-132B10/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03

    Practical Directory to Phycovirus Literature.
    PB92-132893/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Protection  ol Tomatoes. Egg Plants, and Peppers: 1979-
    April 1991. Citations from AGRICOLA  Concerning  Dis-
    eases and Other Environmental Considerations.
    PB92-140201/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

    Protection  of Nut Crops, 1979-Apri!  1991. Citations from
    AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Environmen-
    tal Considerations.
    PB92-140219/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03
    Protection  of  Stored Grains, 1979-April 1991. Citations
    from AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases  and Other Envi-
    ronmental Considerations.
    PB92-140243/REB            92-01   PC A11/MF A03

    EPA Journal Holdings Report 1992.
    PB92-217728/REB            92-Q4   PC A12/MF A03

    Office of Wetlands. Oceans and  Watersheds Publica-
    tions.
    PB92-224310/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Bibliography of Materials on the Emergency Planning and
    Community Right-to-Know Act (Title III of SARA).
    PB92-224823/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Risk Assessment, Management, Communication: A Guide
    to Selected Sources Volume 4. Number 2.
    PB92-236518/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A02
    Pesticide Applicator Training Materials: A Bibliography.
    PB92-780873/REB        92-01  PCS97.SO/MFS42.SO

    EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Publications Bib-
    liography. Quarterly Abstract Bulletin.
    PB92-904200/REB                92-01  Subscription
BILE
    Disposition  of 2.3.7,8-Tetrabromodibenzo-p-DioxJn  and
    2.3,7.8-Tetrachtorodibenzo-p-dioxin in the Rat Biliary Ex-
    cretion and  Induction of Cytochromes  CYP1A1  and
    CYP1A2.
    PB92-150747/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
BKMCCUMULATION
    Computerized  Risk and Bioaccumulation System (Version
    1.0).
    PB92-114164/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of Selected Lipid Methods for Normalizing Pol-
    lutant Bioaccumulation.
    PB92-124379/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Higher  Plant  Accumulation of  Organic Pollutants from
    Sots.
    PB92-209378/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02
BIO ASSAY
    Methods for  Aquatic Toxicity  Identification Evaluations.
    Phase  1  Toxicity Characterization Procedures. Second
    Edition.
    PB92-100072/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Toxicologies! Implementations of Remediating Hazardous
    Wastes.
    PB92-124171/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    FractionaUon of Complex Combustion Mixtures Using an
    Ion-Exchange  Methodology.
    PB92-126887/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Chemical Contamination of Harbor  Seal Pups in Puget
    Sound. Puget Sound Estuary Program
    PB92-132778/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Dioxin and Furan Concentrations in Puget Sound Crabs.
    Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    PB92-132786/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Standard Reference Materials for Chemical and  Biologi-
    cal Studies ol  Complex Environmental Samples.
    PB92-15070S/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Full-Scale  Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test  Panicu-
    late and Organic Emissions from a Third World Residen-
    tial  Combustion Process. 1 Facility Description and Re-
    sults of Tests of Three Rural China Residential Coals, a
    U.S. Coal, and Wood.
    PB92-206596/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Application of Tradescantia Micronucleus Assay for  In
    situ Evaluation of Potential Genetic Hazards from Expo-
    sure to Chemicals at a Wood-Preserving Site.
    PB92-217231/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
BIOCHEMISTRY
    Synthesis  of  a Novel  Fluorinated Benzo(a)pyrene: 4,5-
    Difluorobenzo(a)pyrene.
    PB92-110493/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Clinical Biochemistry.
    PB92-168762/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Predictive Assay for Rodent Carcinogenicity Using In vivo
    Biochemical Parameters: Operational Characteristics and
    Complementarity.
    PB92-206390/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

BIOCIOES
    Treating Soil Solution Samplers to Prevent Microbial Re-
    moval of Analytes.
    PB92-166610/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
BIOCONVERSION
    Predicting Chemical Concentration Effects on Transfor-
    mation Rates of Dissolved Organics by Complex Microbi-
    al Assemblages.
    PB92-101393/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Biotransformation of CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene in Aquifer
    Material from  Picatinny Arsenal. Morris County,  New
    Jersey.
    PB92-179100/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Abiotic  Transformation  of Carbon Tetrachloride in the
    Presence of Sulfide and Mineral Surfaces.
    PB92-173738/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
BIODEGRADATION
    Optimizing BTEX Biodegradation under  Denitrifying Con-
    ditions.
    PB92-124262/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Control  of Aromatic Waste Air Streams by Soil Bioreac-
    tors.
    PB92-144021/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Column Studies on  BTEX Biodegradation under Microaer-
    ophilic and Denitrifying Conditions.
    PB92-179050/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Biotransformation of CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene in Aquifer
    Material  from  Picatinny Arsenal, Morris County,  New
    Jersey.
    PB92-179100/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Development of Predictive Structure-Biodegradation Re-
    lationship Models with the Use of Respirometrically Gen-
    erated Biokinetic Data.
    PB92-191196/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
BIODETERIORATION
    Quantitative Assessment of the Effects  of Metals on Mi-
    crobial Degradation of Organic Chemicals.
    PB92-101385^REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Regiospectfic  Dechlorination  of Pentachlorophenol  by
    Dicnlorophenol-Adapted Microorganisms in Freshwater,
    Anaerobic Sediment Slurries.
    PB92-101674/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening. Interim Guid-
    ance.
    PB92-10906S/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening.
    PB92-109073/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Effect of Nitrate Addition on  Biorestoration of Fuel-Con-
    taminated Aquifer Field Demonstration.
    PB92-110444/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Reduction of Hexachloroethane and  Carbon Tetrachlo-
    ride at Surfaces of Biotite, Vermiculite. Pyrite, and Marca-
    site.
    PB92-113141/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Dechlorinations of  Polychlonnaled  Biphenyls in   Sedi-
    ments of New Bedford Harbor.
    PB92-121151/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Laboratory and Field Studies  on BTEX Biodegradation in
    a Fuel-Contaminated Aquifer under  Denitrifying Condi-
    tions.
    PB92-121227/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Hydraulic Fracturing to Improve Nutrient and Oxygen De-
    livery for In situ Bioreclamation
    PB92-121334/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Biovervting to Treat Fuel Spills from Underground Storage
    Tanks.
    PB92-121342/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Biodegradation  of  Creosote  and Pentachlorophenol in
    Contaminated Groundwater: Chemical and Biological As-
    sessment
    PB92-129659/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Performance Characterization of a Model Broreactor  for
    the Biodegradation of  Trichloroethylene  by 'Pseudo-
    monas cepacia' G4.
    PB92-129717/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Biotransformation of Monoaromatic and Chlorinated Hy-
    drocarbons at an Aviation Gasoline Spill Site.
    PB92-144005/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Methodologies for  Evaluating In situ Bioremediation of
    Chlorinated Solvents.
    PB92-146943/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

    Equilibrium-Analysis of Projected Climate Change Effects
    on the Global Soil Organic Matter Pool.
    PB92-153022/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Development of Predictive Structure-Biodegradation Re-
    lationship Models with the Use of Respirometrically Gen-
    erated Biokinetic Data
    PB92-191196/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Hazardous  Waste  Degradation  by Wood Degrading

    PB92-217082/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Respirometric Methods for Determination of Biodegrada-
    bility and Biodegradation Kinetics for Hazardous Organic
    Pollutant Compounds.
    PB92-217108/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Aerobic  Biodegradation Remedy Screening. Quick Refer-
    ence Fact Sheet
    PB92-224377/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

BIODIVERSITY
    Indicators for Monitoring Biodiversity: A Hierarchical Ap-
    proach.
    PB92-108117/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

BIOFILMS
    Mixed-Species Colonization of Solid Surfaces in Labora-
    tory Biofilms.
    PB92-195692/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

BIOGEOCHEMISTRY
    Sulfur Dynamics in Mineral Horizons of  Two  Northern
    Hardwood Soils. A Column Study with (35)S.
    PB92-1399S5/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Sulfur Dynamics of Forest Ecosystems.
    PB92-153048/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

BIOINDICATORS
    Fractionation of Complex  Combustion Mixtures Using an
    Ion-Exchange Methodology.
    PB92-126887/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

BIOLOGICAL AEROSOLS
    Evaluation of Sampling  Alternatives  for  Bioaerosols.
    Phase 2: Viable Microorganism Sampling Efficiency.
    PB92-136183/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Evaluation of  Alternative Samplers  for  Bioaerosols.
    Phase 1. Physical Sampling Efficiency.
    PB92-161918/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

BIOLOGICAL AVAILABILITY
    Acid-Volatile Sulfide as a Factor Mediating Cadmium and
    Nickel Bioavailability in Contaminated Sediments.
    PB92-124296/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Bioavailability to Plants of Sludge-Borne  Toxic Organics.
    PB92-153931/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

BIOLOGICAL CRITERIA
    Biological Criteria: Guide to Technical Literature.
    PB92-231489/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Biological Criteria:  National Program Guidance for  Sur-
    face Waters.
    PB92-231497/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Proceedings  of  a  Symposium: Biological  Criteria  Re-
    search and Regulation. Held in Arlington, Virginia on De-
    cember 12-13, 1990.
    PB92-231505/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

    Biological Criteria:  State Development and  Implementa-
    tion Efforts.
    PB92-231513/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY
    Science  Policy Interface (Chapter 12).
    PB92-143841/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Biological Diversity and Biological Integrity: Current Con-
    cerns for Lakes and Streams.
    PB92-232917/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS
    Technical Basis for Establishing Sediment  Quality Criteria
    for Nonionic Organic Chemicals Using  Equilibrium Parti-
    tioning. Annual Review.
    PB92-129642/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Air Pollution Effects on Biodiversity.
    PB92-170166/REB            92-01
                                       PC A15/MF A03
    Application  of Tradescantia Micrpnucfeus Assay for  In
    situ Evaluation of Potential Genetic Hazards from Expo-
    sure to Chemicals at a Wood-Preserving Site.
    PB92-217231/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Biological Criteria:  State Development and Implementa-
    tion Efforts.
    PB92-231513/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
    PB92-921100/REB             92-01  Standing Order

BIOLOGICAL INDICATORS
    Indicators for Monitoring Biodiversity: A Hierarchical Ap-
    proach.
    PB92-108117/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    On-Site Methods for Assessing Chemical Impact on the
    Soil Environment Using Earthworms: A Case Study at the
    Baird  and McGuire Superfund Site, Holbrook. Massachu-
    setts.
    PB92-108166/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Ecological  Indicators. Proceedings of an  International
    Symposium. Held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on October
    16-19, 1990.
    PB92-114131/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E99

    Analysis and Interpretation of Zooplankton Samples Col-
    lected during Phase 2 of the Eastern Lake Survey.
    PB92-136829/REB            92-01  PC A14/MF A03

    Diatoms: Powerful Indicators of Environmental Change.
    PB92-180397/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

    Assessing Trends in Fishery Resources and Lake Water
    Aluminum  from  Paleolimnological Analyses of Siliceous
                                                                                                                          l-180405/REB
                                                                                                                                                 92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                   BOONE COUNTY (INDIANA)
    Detection and Disinfection of Pathogens in Storm-Gener-
    ated Flows.
    PB92-209311/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
BIOLOGICAL INDUSTRIAL WASTE TREATMENT
    Technology  Evaluation Report:  Biological Treatment  of
    Wood Preserving Site Groundwater by Biotrol, Inc.
    PB92-110048/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    EPA  SITE Demonstration of the BioTrol Soil Washing
    Process.
    PB92-150655/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BIOLOGICAL MARKERS
    Assessment of Neurotoxicity: Use of Glial Fibriltary Acidic
    Protein as a Biomarker.
    PB92-110527/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Protein  Adducts  for Exposure Monitoring: A Computer-
    ized Database. Software and User's Manual.
    PB92-155431 /RES           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Biologic Markers  in Pulmonary Toxicology.
    PB92-238328/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

    Biologic Markers  in Immunotoxicology.
    PB92-238351/REB           92-04  PCA10/MFA03

    Protein  Adducts  for Exposure Monitoring: A Computer-
    ized Database (CPAD) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501873/REB                   92-01   CP D02
BIOLOGICAL PEST CONTROL
    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Heliothis zea
    NPV (List A, Case Number 151).
    PB92-111863/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    RED Facts: Heliothis zea NPV.
    PB92-111871/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    SELCTV System  Manual for SELCTV and REFER Data-
    bases and the SELCTV Data Management Program.
    PB92-113455/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    NERISK: An Expert System to Enhance the Integration  of
    Pesticides with Anthropod Biological Control.
    PB92-124254/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Fate of 'Bacillus  sphaericus' 2362 Spores Following In-
    gestion by Nontarget Invertebrates.
    PB92-129774/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Vertebrate Toxicology of the Solubilized Parasporal Crys-
    talline Proteins of 'Bacillus thuringiensis' Subsp. 'israelen-
    sis'.
    PB92-150507/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BIOLOGICAL RADIATION EFFECTS
    Potential Impacts of Increased Solar UV-B on Global
    Plant Productivity
    PB92-180223/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BIOLOGICAL SURVEYS
    Effects of El Nino and La  Nina on Seabird Assemblages
    in the Equatorial Pacific.
    PB92-217405/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
BIOLOGICAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GROUPS
    ECO  Update: The Role of BTAGs in Ecological Assess-
    ment. Volume 1, Number 1, September 1991.
    PB92-963337/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT
    Effect of Sodium Chloride on Transport of Bacteria in a
    Saturated Aquifer Material.
    PB92-110428/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Effect of Nitrate  Addition on Biorestoration of Fuel-Con-
    taminated Aquifer: Field Demonstration.
    PB92-110444/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Biodegradation of Monqaromatic Hydrocarbons by Aqui-
    fer Microorganisms  Using Oxygen,  Nitrate, or Nitrous
    Oxide as the Terminal Electron Acceptor.
    PB92-110543/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    BioTrol Soil  Washing System for Treatment of  a Wood
    Preserving Site: Applications Analysis Report.
    PB92-115245/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Technology  Evaluation Report:  Biotrol Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume

    PB92-115310/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Technology  Evaluation Report:  Biotrol Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    2, Part A.
    PB92-115328/REB           92-01  PC A17/MF A04

    Technology  Evaluation Report:  Biotrol Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    2, Part B.
    PB92-115336/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

    Hydraulic Fracturing to Improve Nutrient and Oxygen De-
    livery for In situ Bioreclamation.
    PB92-121334/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Bioventing to Treat Fuel Spills from Underground Storage
    Tanks.
    PB92-121342/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Extraction of Mercury from Groundwater Using Immobi-
    lized Algae.
    PB92-121367/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Biodegradation of  Creosote  and Pentachloropheno!  in
    Contaminated Groundwater: Chemical and Biological As-
    sessment.
    PB92-129659/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Bench-Scale  Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treat-
    ment Processes  for the  Remediation  of  Pentachloro-
    phenol-  and Creosote-Contaminated Materials: Slurry-
    Phase Bioremediation.
    PB92-129683/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Bench-Scale  Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treat-
    ment Processes for  the  Remediation  of  Pentachloro-
    phenol-  and  Creosote-Contaminated  Materials: Solid-
    Phase Bioremediation.
    PB92-129725/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Microbial Transport through Porpus Media: The Effects of
    Hydraulic Conductivity and  Injection Velocity.
    PB92-150465/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Effect of Bioremediation  on  the  Mutagenicity  of  Oil
    Spilled in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
    PB92-206374/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Hazardous Waste  Degradation  by  Wood Degrading
    Fungi.
    PB92-217082/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Respirometric Methods for Determination of Biodegrada-
    bility and Biodegradation Kinetics for Hazardous Organic
    Pollutant Compounds.
    PB92-217108/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    In-situ Bioremediation of Contaminated Ground Water.
    PB92-224336/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Bioremediation in the  Field: An Information Update on
       ying Bioremediation to Site Cleanup. (Number 4).
       I2-224708/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Bioremediation in the  Field. An Information Update on
    Applying Bioremediation to Site Clean-Up. Number 3.
    PB92-224807/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
Rotatin
PB92-2
           Biological Contactors. Engineering Bulletin.
           5936/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
BIOMASS
    Waste Combustion System Analysis.
    PB92-125418/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

BIOMES
    Toward a Rule-Based Biome Model (Journal Article).
    PB92-232909/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

BIOMETHYLATION
    Biomethylation and Environmental Transport of Metals.
    PB92-206275/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

BIOREACTORS
    Performance Characterization  of a Model Bioreactor for
    the  Biodegradation  of  Trichloroethytene  by  'Pseudo-
    monas cepacia' G4.
    PB92-129717/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

BIOREMEDIATION
    Bioremediation in the Field:  An Information  Update on
    Applying Bioremediation to Site Cleanup. (Number 4).
    PB92-224708/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

BIOSTATISTICS
    Increasing Scientific Power with Statistical Power.
    PB92-217199/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

BIOTA
    Determination and Occurrence of AHH-Active Polychlori-
    nated Biphenyls, 2,3,7,8-Tetrachloro-p-Dioxin and 2,3,7,8-
    Tetrachlorodibenzofuran  in Lake Michigan Sediment and
    Biota. The Question of Their  Relative Toxicological Sig-
    nificance.
    PB92-108125/'RE8            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

BIOTECHNOLOGY
    Workshop: Application of Microcosms for Assessing the
    Risk of  Microbial Biotechnology Products.  Held in Hunt
    Valley, Maryland on May 19, 1992.
    PB92-216951/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

    Bioremediation Case Studies: An Analysis of Vendor Sup-
    plied Data.
    PB92-232339/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Biological Diversity and Biological Integrity: Current Con-
    cerns for Lakes and Streams.
    PB92-232917/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

BIOTROL AQUEOUS TREATMENT SYSTEM
    EPA SITE  Demonstration of  the BioTrol  Soil Washing
    Process.
    PB92-150655/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

BIOTROL SOIL WASHERS
    BioTrot Soil Washing System for Treatment  of a Wood
    Preserving Site: Applications Analysis Report.
    PB92-115245/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    EPA SITE  Demonstration of  the BioTrol  Soil Washing
    Process.
    PB92-150655/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

BIOTROL SOIL WASHING SYSTEM
    Technology  Evaluation   Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    1.
    PB92-115310/RE8            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

    Technology  Evaluation   Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    2, Part A.
    PB92-115328/REB            92-01   PCA17/MFA04

    Technology  Evaluation   Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    2, Part B.
    PB92-115336/REB            92-01   PCA1S/MFA03

    Technology Demonstration Summary: Bio Trot Soil Wash-
    ing System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.
    PB92-224393/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

BIPHENYL
    Polychlorinated Biphenyls.
    PB92-223288/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A03
BIRDS
    Evaluation  of Wetland Development and Waterbird Re-
    sponse at  Elk Creek Wildlife  Management Area, Lake
    Mills. Iowa, 1961 to 1990.
    PB92-1S3386/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Chesapeake Bay Waterfowl Policy and Management Plan
    (Agreement Committment Report).
    PB92-186451/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BLACK AMERICANS
    Relationships between Lung Function and Physical Char-
    acteristics in Young Adult Black and White Males and Fe-

    PB92-150846/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BLACKFOOT RIVER
    Watershed  Characterization Using  Landsat  Thematic
    Mapper Imagery: Blackfoot River,  Montana.
    PB92-115237/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BLEOMYCIN
    Interspecies Cytogenetic Comparisons: Studies with X-
    Radiation and Bleomycin Sulfate.
    PB92-227438/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

BLOOD
    Possible Approaches to  Establishing Interlaboratory Com-
    parability of Measurements of Polychlorinated Biphenyls
    in Human Serum.
    PB92-144062/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Dose-Related Inhibition of Brain and Plasma Cholinester-
    ase  in Neonatal and Adult  Rats Following Sublethal Or-
    ganophosphate Exposures.
    PB92-209360/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

BLOOD CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
    Selection of a Base Serum  for the Preparation of Quality
    Control Pools Containing Environment Analytes.
    PB92-153840/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BLOOD CIRCULATION
    Carboxyherhoglobin and  Brain Blood Flow in Humans.
    PB92-227552/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

BLOOD SERUM
    Selection of a Base Serum  for the Preparation of Quality
    Control Pools Containing Environment Analytes.
    PB92-153840/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BLUEFISH
    Chesapeake  Bay  Bfuefish  Fishery  Management  Plan.
    Chesapeake  Bay  Program  Agreement  Commitment
    Report.
    PB92-186436/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

BODY FLUIDS
    Collection of  Interstitial  Fluid and Seminiferous Tubule
    Ruid from the Rat  Testis.
    PB92-179084/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BODY TEMPERATURE REGULATION
    Dynamics of Behavioral Thermoregulation in the Rat.
    PB92-124619/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Acute  Effects of Diisopropyl Fluorophosphate (DFP) on
    Autonomic  and Behavioral Thermoregulatory Responses
    in the Long-Evans  Rat.
    PB92-124668/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Relationship between Cholinesterase Inhibition and Ther-
    moregulation  Following  Exposure to Diisopropyl Fluoro-
    phosphate in the Rat.
    PB92-158658/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Measurement of Behavioral  Thermoregulation.
    PB92-217033/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

BODY WEIGHT
    Lotus 1-2-3-Based System for Recording and Maintaining
    Body Weight of Laboratory Animals.
    PB92-15862S/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

BOILERS
    Evaluation of  NOx Emissions from TVA Coal-Fired Power
    Plants.
    PB92-164813/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Demonstration of  Sorbent Injection  Technology  on  a
    Wall-Fired Utility Boiler (Edgewater Limb Demonstration).
    PB92-201136/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

BOISE (IDAHO)
    Characterization of the Wintertime Boise, Idaho, Air Shed:
    A Comprehensive  Field Study  Report for the U.S. EPA
    Office of Air Quality Planning and  Standards.
    PB92-136803/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Physical and  Chemical  Characterization of Indoor Aero-
    sols Resulting from the Use of  Tap Water in Portable
    Home Humidifiers.
    PB92-188937/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

BOLIVAR COUNTY (MISSISSIPPI)
    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim Measures, Boli-
    var County, Mississippi.
    PB92-232610/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

BOONE COUNTY (INDIANA)
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Enviro-
    Chem (Northside  Sanitary  Landfill),  Zionsville, IN. (First
    Remedial Action),  (Amendment), June 1991.
    PB92-964116/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Northside
    Sanitary Landfill (Enviro-Chem), Zionsville, IN. (First Re-
    medial Action), (Amendment), June 1991.
    PB92-964117/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                   KEYWORD  INDEX
BORON
    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Boron.
    PB92-13S458/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BORON COMPOUNDS
    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Boron.
    PB92-135458mEB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BOTTLED WATER
    Physical and Chemical Characterization of Indoor Aero-
    sols Resulting from  the Use of Tap Water in  Portable
    Home Humidifiers.
    PB92-188937/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
    Guide for  Using  the Empirical Kinetics  Modeling Ap-
    proach Interface (EKMAI).
    PB92-196005/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BRAIN
    Dose-Related Inhibition of Brain and Plasma Cholmester-
    ase in Neonatal and Adult Rats Following Sublethal Or-
    ganophosphate Exposures.
    PB92-209360/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Carboxyhemoglobin and Brain Blood Flow in Humans.
    PB92-227552/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
BRAIN CHEMISTRY
    Concentration of Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein Increases
    with Age in the Mouse and Rat Brain.
    PB92-110535/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
BREATH TESTS
    Measurement of the Biotransfer and Time Constant  of
    Radon from Ingested Water by Human Bream Analysis.
    PB92-189026/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BRITISH COLUMBIA
    Beyond the Border. Environmental Management in Wash-
    ington and British Columbia.
    PB92-166883/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
BROMINE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
    Evaluation of VOST and SemiVOST Methods for Haloge-
    nated Compounds in the Clean Air Act Amendments Title
    III, Bench and Laboratory Studies.
    PB92-178979/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BROMOCRIPTINE
    Use of Bromoergocryptine in the Validation of Protocols
    for the Assessment  of Mechanisms of Early  Pregnancy
    Loss in the Rat
    PB92-124692/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BROMOHYDRINS
    Ozonation  Byproducts:  Identification  of  Bromohydrins
    from the Ozonation Natural Waters with  Enhanced Bro-
    mide Levels.
    PB92-232958/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
BROMOXYNIL
    Developmental Toxxjty of Bromoxynil in Mice and Rats.
    PB92-113265/REB           92-01  PCA02/MFA01


    Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Strain with Unusual  In
    vitro  Growth  Potential Which Undergoes  Neoplastic
    Transformation after SV40 T Antigen Gene Transfecfon.
    PB92-206358/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Response of a Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell  Line  to
    Histamine:  Intracellular Calcium Changes and Extracellu-
    lar Release of Inflammatory Mediators.
    PB92-209329/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Respiratory Syncytial Virus Infection of Human  Primary
    Nasal and  Bronchial Epithelial Cell Cultures  and Bron-
    choarveolar Macrophages.
    PB92-209352/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
    Carcinogenic Risk of Non-Uniform  Alpha Particle Irradia-
    tion in the Lungs-. Radon Progeny Effects at Bronchial Bi-
    furcations.
    PB92-22754S/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
BRONCHIAL DISEASES
    Rational Approaches to the Management of Bronchopul-
    monan/Dise__-
    PB92-206473/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
BRONCHOALVEOLAR LAVAGE FLUID
    Concentration-Time Models lor the Effects of Ozone on
    Bronchoalveolar  Lavage Fluid Protein from Rats  and
    Guinea Pigs.
    PB92-150879/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BROOME COUNTY (NEW YORK)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Endicott
    Village Wellheld, Broome County, Endicott NY. (Second
    Remedial Action). March 1991.
    P892-963802/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
BROWN BULLHEAD
    Metabolism of Benzo(a)Pyrene and Persistence of DNA
    Adducts in the Brown Bullhead 'Ictalurus nebulosus'.
    PB92-189067/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
BUFFALO RIVER
    Temperature  and Conductivity Modeling for the Buffalo
    River.
    PB92-206226/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
BUFFERS
    Spodosol Cation Release and Buffering of Acidic Inputs.
    PB92-150580/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
BUILDING COOES
    Recommended HVAC Standard of the Florida Radon Re-
    search Program.
    PB92-1479O9/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BUILDINGS
    Proceedings:  The  1991  International  Symposium  on
    Radon and  Radon Reduction  Technology. Volume  1.
    Symposium Oral Papers Opening Session and Technical
    Sessions 1 through 5.
    PB92-115351/REB            92-01  PC A18/MF A04
    Proceedings:  The  1991  International  Symposium  on
    Radon and  Radon Reduction  Technology. Volume  2.
    Symposium Oral  Papers Technical Sessions 6 through
    10.
    PB92-115369/REB            92-01  PC A19/MF A04
    Proceedings:  The  1991  International  Symposium  on
    Radon and  Radon Reduction  Technology. Volume  3.
    Symposium Panel and Poster Papers Technical Sessions
    1 through 5.
    PB92-115377/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04
    Proceedings:  The  1991  International  Symposium  on
    Radon and  Radon Reduction  Technology. Volume  4.
    Symposium Poster Papers Technical Sessions 6 through
    10.
    PB92-115385/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03
    Observations on Studies Useful to Asbestos Operations
    and Management Activities.
    PB92-136860/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Co-Existing with Asbestos: A Look at the Engineering Re-
    search Program  of the  U.S.  Environmental Protection
       12-139419/REB
                              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Data Logging Systems for Monitoring Long-Term Radon
    Mitigation Experimental  Programs in Schools and Other
    Large Buildings.
    PB92-206580/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Guidelines for Catastrophic Emergency Situations Involv-
    ing Asbestos.
    PB92-218361 /REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
BULLETIN BOARD SYSTEM
    U.S. EPA Nonpoint Source Information Exchange Com-
    puter Bulletin Board System (BBS). User's Manual.
    PB92-228048/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
BULLITT COUNTY (KENTUCKY)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 4): Tri-City
    Industrial Disposal Site, Bullitt County. Brooks, KY. (First
    Remedial Action), August 1991.
    PB92-964004/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 4): Smith's
    Farm Site (First Operable  Unit), Bullitt County. Brooks.
    KY. (First Remedial Action), (Amendment), September
    1991.
    PB92-964006/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03
BURKE COUNTY (GEORGIA)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Burke
    County, Georgia
    PB92-232685/REB
BUSINESSES
    ABEL. User's Manual.
    PB92-230366/REB
                               92-04  PC A01/MF A01
                               92-04  PC A08/MF A02
    Bioremediation Case Studies: An Analysis of Vendor Sup-
    plied Data.
    PB92-232339/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
BUTLER COUNTY (PENNSYLVANIA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hranica
    Landfill, Buffalo  Township, PA. (First Remedial Action),
    June 1990.
    PB91-921566/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BYPRODUCTS
    Field Studies for Control of Organics and  Disinfection By-
    Products.
    PB92-124205/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Formation of Disinfection By-Products.
    PB92-124221/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Ozonation/Post-Chlorination of Humic Acid: A Model for
    Predicting Drinking Water Disinfection By-Products.
    PB92-180280/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Ozonation  Byproducts:  Identification  of Bromohydrins
    from the Ozonation Natural Waters with  Enhanced Bro-
    mide Levels.
    PB92-232958/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
CADMIUM
    Influence  of  Constant  and Fluctuating  Salinity  on  Re-
    sponses of 'Mysidopsis bahia' Exposed to Cadmium in a
    Life-Cycle Test.
    PB92-108042/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Cadmium: Special Review Document.
    PB92-114230/REB            92-01  PC AOVMF A01
    Preliminary Use  and Substitutes Analysis of Lead  and
    Cadmium in Products in Municipal Solid Waste.
    PB92-162551/REB            92-01  PC A09/MF A02
CALCIUM
    Response of a  Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Line to
    Histamine: Intracellular Calcium Changes and Extracellu-
    lar Release of Inflammatory Mediators.
    PB92-209329/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
CALCIUM ARSENATE
    Pesticide  Fact Sheet Number  111.1:  Calcium Arsenate
    (Tolerance Revocation).
    PB92-186410/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
CALCIUM CARBIDE
    Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
    Standards for the Calcium Carbide Segment of the Fer-
    roally Manufacturing. Point Source  Category  Group 1,
    Phase 2.
    PB92-231919/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

CALCIUM CHANNEL BLOCKERS
    Examination of the Anticonvulsant Properties of Voltage-
    Sensitive Calcium Channel Inhibitors  in Amygdala Kindled
    Seizures.
    PB92-166776/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CALCIUM HYDROXIDES
    Effect of Storage Conditions on Handling and SO2 Reac-
    tivity of Ca(OH)2-Based Sorbents.
    PB92-124270/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITES
    RED Facts: Sodium and Calcium Hypochlorite Salts.
    PB92-171958/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Registration Eligibiligy Document  (RED): Sodium and
    Calcium Hypochlorites.
    PB92-180116/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

CALCIUM OXIDES
    Fate of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) in Soil Follow-
    ing Stabilization with Quicklime.
    PB92-114487/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

CALHOUN COUNTY (ALABAMA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 4): USA An-
    niston  Army Depot,  (Groundwater Operable  Unit), Cal-
    houn County, Anniston, AL (First Remedial Action),  Sep-
    tember 1991.
    PB92-964010/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CALHOUN COUNTY (MICHIGAN)
    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  5): Verona
    Well  Field Site,  Battle Creek, Ml.  (Second  Remedial
    Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964110/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

CALIFORNIA
    Time Spent in Activities,  Locations, and Mfcroenviron-
    ments. A California-National Comparison.
    PB92-140789/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    National Priorities List Sites: California and Hawaii.
    PB92-963239/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03

CALIFORNIA AIR RESOURCES BOARD
    Time Spent in Activities,  Locations, and Microenviron-
    ments: A California-National Comparison.
    PB92-140789/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CALORIHETRY
    Program to Determine Performance of Fluorinated Ethers
    and Fluorinated Prapanes in a Compressor Calorimeter.
    PB92-139468/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CAMPTOTHECIN
    New Action for Topoisomerase Inhibitors.
    PB92-110451/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CANCELLATION
    Creosote, Pentachtorophenol, and Inorganic  Arsenkals;
    Amendment of Notice of Intent to Cancel Registrations.
    PB92-152842/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CANS
    Theoretical  Evaluation of Stability  of Volatile Organic
    Chemicals and Polar Volatile Organic Chemicals in Canis-
    ters.
    PB92-166941/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Canister-Based  Method for  Monitoring Toxic  VOCs in
    Ambient Air.
    PB92-206432/REB           92-04 PC A03/MF A01

CAPACITY
    Available Disposal Capacity for Solid Waste in Illinois.
    PB92-139815/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

CAPE COD BAY
    Cape  Cod  Waste  Water  Renovation   and  Retrieval
    System, a Study of  Water Treatment and Conservation
    First Year of Operation.
    PB92-174408/REB           92-01 PC A10/MF A03

CAPTAFOL
    Captafol Final Decision.
    PB92-114289/REB
                               92-01   PC A01/MF A01
CAPTURE EFFICIENCY
    Measurement Solution: Using a Temporary Total Enclo-
    sure for Capture Efficiency Testing.
    PB92-190271/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

CARBAMIC ACID/ETHYLENE-BIS (DITHIO)
    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 233: Ethylene Bisdrthiocar-
    bamates (EBDCs).
    PB92-185842/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CARBINOLS
    Effect  of Inhaled Methanol on Pituitary and Testicular
    Hormones in Chamber Acclimated and Non-Acclimated
    Rats.
    PB92-150788/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CARBOHYDRATES
    Ozone Decreases Spring Root Growth and Root Carbo-
    hydrate Content in  Ponderosa Pine the  Year Following
    Exposure.
    PB92-144039/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CARBON
    RED Facts: Carbon.
    PB92-147883/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                          CENTRIACINAR REGION DISEASE
    Registration Eligibility  Document  (RED): Carbon and
    Carbon Dioxide.
    PB92-161926/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Estimating Agriculture's Net Contribution to Atmospheric
    Carbon.
    PB92-217165/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
CARBON 14
    14C Source Apportionment Technique Applied to Winter-
    time Urban Aerosols and Gases for the EPA Integrated
    Air Cancer Project.
    PB92-171370              92-01   Not available NTIS
CARBON CYCLE
    Proceedings of  the International Workshop on  Large-
    Scale Reforestation. Held in Corvallis, Oregon on May 9-
    10,1990.
    PB92-109131/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02
    Can Intensive Management Increase Carbon Storage in
    Forests.
    P892-113224/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Global Carbon Cycle and Climate  Change: Responses
    and Feedbacks from Below-Ground Systems.
    PB92-121359/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Stress Interactions and Mycorrhizal  Plant Response: Un-
    derstanding Carbon Allocation Priorities.
    PB92-144054/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01
    Global Assessment of  Promising  Forest Management
    Practices lor Sequestration of Carbon.
    PB92-153006/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change.
    PB92-153741/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Approach to Assessment of Management Impacts on Ag-
    ricultural Soil Carbon.
    PB92-217173/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
CARBON DIOXIDE
    Carbonate Equilibria and Groundwater Sample Collection:
    Implications for Estimated Average Subsurface Properties
    in Continental North America.
    PB92-101690/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Assessment of Promising Forest  Management Practices
    and Technologies for Enhancing the  Conservation  and
    Sequestration of Atmospheric Carbon and Their Costs at
    the Site Level.
    PB92-122787/HEB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02
    Slowing the Increase of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide:  A
    Biological Approach.
    PB92-144070/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    RED Facts: Carbon Dioxide.
    PB92-145424/REB
                               92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Technology for Reduction  of CO2 Emissions  from the
    Transportation Sector.
    PB92-153733/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Registration  Eligibility Document (RED):  Carbon and
    Carbon Dioxide.
    PB92-161926/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Carbon Storage Potential of Short Rotation Tropical Tree
    Plantations.
    PB92-232891/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
CARBON DIOXIDE REMOVAL
    What Is the Potential of Forest Management to Stow the
    Increase of Atmospheric CO2.
    PB92-180249/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CARBON DISULFIDE
    Alterations in Rat Flash and Pattern Reversal Evoked Po-
    tentials after Acute or Repeated Administration of Carbon

    PB92-188929/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CARBON ISOTOPES
    Seasonal Variations of Stable Hydrogen and Carbon Iso-
    tope Ratios of Methane  in Subtropical Freshwater Sedi-

    PB92-217181/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
CARBON MONOXIDE
    Experimental Design and Instrumentation for a Field  Ex-
    periment.
    AD-A252 680/4/REB         92-04  PC A05/MF A01
    Production  of Carbon Monoxide by the Homogeneous
    NOx-lnduced  Photooxidation of  Volatile Organic Com-
    pounds in the Troposphere.
    PB92-110576/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Emission Inventory Requirements for Carbon  Monoxide
    State Implementation Plans, 1991.
    PB92-112150/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
    Procedures for the Preparation  of Emission Inventories
    for Carbon Monoxide  and  Precursors of Ozone. Volume
    1. General Guidance for Stationary Sources.
    PB92-112168/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03
    Field  Performance  of Woodburning Stoves in Crested
    Burte, Colorado.
    PB92-113133/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Effects of RVP  on  Emissions at 20F Ambient Tempera-
    ture
    PB92-143684/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
    Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 1. Techni-
    cal Report.
    PB92-213222/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01
    Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
     Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 2. Appen-
     dices.
     PB92-213230/HEB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Experimental Design and Instrumentation for a Field Ex-
    periment.
    PB92-217454/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01
    Quality Review Guidelines for 1990 Base Year Emission
    Inventories.
    PB92-224435/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03
    Carboxyhemoglobin and Brain Blood Flow in Humans.
    PB92-227552/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
    Technical Support Document to Aid States with the De-
    velopment of Carbon Monoxide  State  Implementation
    Plans.
    PB92-233055/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
CARBON SEQUESTRATION
    Global Assessment of Promising Forest  Management
    Practices for Sequestration of Carbon.
    PB92-153006/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CARBON TETRACHLORIDE
    Enhanced Neuratoxicity  of  3,3'-lminodipropionitrile Fol-
    lowing Pretreatment with Carbon Tetrachloride in the Rat.
    PB92-113323/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Abiotic Transformation of  Carbon Tetrachloride in the
    Presence of Sulfide and Mineral Surfaces.
    PB92-179738/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
CARBONYL SULFIDE
    Near-Continuous  Measurement  of Hydrogen Sulfide and
    Carbonyl Sulfide by an Automatic Gas Chromatograph.
    PB92-150598/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN
    Carboxyhemoglobin and Brain Blood Flow in Humans.
    PB92-227552/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
CARCINOGENESIS
    Carcinogenic Risk of Non-Uniform Alpha Particle Irradia-
    tion in the Lungs: Radon Progeny  Effects at Bronchial Bi-
    furcations.
    PB92-227545/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
    Human Carcinogenesis by Arsenic.
    PB92-227578/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
CAHCINOGENICITY TESTS
    Predictive Assay for Rodent Carcinogenicity Using In vivo
    Biochemical  Parameters: Operational Characteristics and
    Complementarity.
    PB92-206390/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
CARCINOGENS
    Interactive Effects of Aldrin,  Cyclohexylamine, 2,4-Diamin-
    otoluene and Two Phorbol Esters on Metabolic Coopera-
    tion between V79 Cells.
    PB92-108026/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Evaluating  the   Human  Health  Effects  of  Hazardous
    Wastes:  Reproduction and Development, Neurotoxicity,
    Genetic Toxicity and Cancer.
    PB92-110352/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Color Yes; Cancer No.
    PB92-110477/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Computerized Risk and Bioaccumulation System (Version
    1.0).
    PB92-114164/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Carcinoma of the Exocrine Pancreas in Medaka.
    PB92-129782/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Selection of Adduct-Forming Chemicals for Human Moni-
    toring Studies.
    PB92-132877/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
    Computational Studies of the 3-Dimensional Structure of
    Cyclopenta Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons Containing
    a Gulf Region.
    PB92-150820/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Inlerspecies Sensitivity  to Chemical Carcinogens: Rela-
    tionships between Mouse Skin Tumors and Human Lung
    Cancer.
    PB92-158674/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Carcinogens and Human  Health: Part 3. Letter to the
    Editor.
    PB92-164870/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
    Multifactor Potency Scheme for Comparing the Carcino-
    genic Activity of Chemicals.
    PB92-188911/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Introduction and Summary. Genotoxicity and Carcinogen-
    icity Databases: An Assessment of the Present Situation.
    PB92-188986/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01
    Carcinogen-DNA Adducts  in Cultures of Rat and  Human
    Hepatocytes.
    PB92-189075/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Genetic Activity Profile Database.
    PB92-189091/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Induction of Prophage Lambda by  Chlorinated Organics:
    Detection of  Some Single-Species/Single-Site Carcino-
     PB92-195841/REB
                                92-01   PC A03/MF A01
     Predictive Assay for Rodent Carcinogenicity Using In vivo
     Biochemical Parameters: Operational Characteristics and
     Complementarity.
     PB92-206390/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
     Hepatocarcinogenicity of Chloral Hydrate, 2-Chloroacetal-
     dehyde,  and Dichloroacetic Acid  in the Male B6C3F1
     Mouse.
     PB92-232990/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 CAROTENOIDS
     Antimutagenicity Profiles of Some Natural Substances.
     PB92-206382/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
CARP
    Potential of Carp to Bioactivate Benzo(a)pyrene to Meta-
    bolites That Bind to DNA.
    PB92-189034/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

CARPETS
    Carpet Policy Dialogue. Compendium Report, September
    27, 1991.
    PB92-115005/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF A06

CAHTY COUNTY (TENNESSEE)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Carter
    County, Tennessee.
    PB92-232537/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
CARVER-GREENFIELD PROCESS
    Technology  Evaluation  Report: The Carver-Greenfield
    Process, Dehydro-Tech Corporation.
    PB92-217462/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

CASA (COMPUTER-ASSISTED SPERM MOTION
ANALYSIS)
    Computer-Assisted Sperm Analysis of Rodent Epididymal
    Sperm Motility Using the Hamilton-Thorn Motility  Analyz-
    er.
    PB92-165000/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

CASE STUDIES
    Pollution Prevention Case Studies Compendium.
    PB92-1B0165/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

CAT DISEASES
    Feline Bronchopulmonary Disease.
    PB92-126879/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Rational Approaches to the Management of Bronchopul-
    monary Disease.
    PB92-206473/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CATECHOLAMINES
    Neural  Factors in the Development of Renal Function:
    Effect of Neonatal Central  Catecholaminergic  Lesions
    with 6-Hydroxydopamine.
    PB92-120492/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CATIONS
    Spodosol Cation Release and Buffering of Acidic Inputs.
    PB92-150580/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CELL CYCLE
    New Action for Topoisomerase Inhibitors.
    PB92-110451/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CELL DIFFERENTIATION
    Retinoic Acid Alters Epithelial Differentiation during Pa-
    laotogenesis.
    PB92-158617/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CELL DIVISION
    In vitro  Lymphocyte Proliferation  Assays: The Mitogen-
    Stimulated Response and the Mixed  Lymphocyte Reac-
    tion in Immunotoxicity Testing.
    PB92-126911/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CELL LINE
    Response of a Human Bronchial  Epithelial Cell  Line  to
    Histamine: Intracellular Calcium Changes and Extracellu-
    lar Release of Inflammatory Mediators.
    PB92-209329/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CELL MEMBRANE
    Specificity of Celjular DNA-Binding Sites of Microbial Pop-
    ulations in a Florida Reservoir,
    PB92-129618/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CELL MORPHOLOGY
    Utility of Light Scatter  in  the Morphological Analysis of

     PB92-150754/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

CELL NUCLEUS
     Induction of Nuclear Anomalies  in the  Gastrointestinal
     Tract by Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
     PB92-164896/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
     Induction of Gastrointestinal Tract Nuclear Anomalies  in
     B6C3F1  Mice  by 3-Chloro-4-(Dichloromethyl)-5-Hydroxy-
     2(5H)-Furanone  and 3,4-(Dichloro)-5-Hydroxy-2(5H)-Fur-
     anone, Mutagenic Byproducts of Chlorine Disinfection.
     PB92-164938/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 CELL SURVIVAL
     Limitations of the Fluorescent Probe Viability Assay.
     PB92-113166/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 CELLOMONAS
     Selection of Surrogates  for a  Genetically Engineered
     Microorganism with Cellulolytic Capability for Ecological
     Studies in Streams.
     PB92-195791/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 CELLS (BIOLOGY)
     Interlaboratory Study of  Cellular  Fluorescence   Intensity
     Measurements   with  Fluorescein-Labeled  Microbead
     Standards.
     PB92-153881/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
     Neonatal Exposure to Trimethyltin Disrupts Spatial De-
     layed Alternation Learning in Preweanling Rats.
     PB92-124718/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     Neurobehavioral Toxicology. Chapter 2.
     PB92-166347/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 CENTRIACINAR REGION DISEASE
     Transactions: Tropospheric Ozone and the Environment.
     Papers from an International Conference.
     PB92-217017/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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CERCLA (COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL
RESPONSE COMPENSATION AND LIABILITY ACT)
    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 1 Results.
    PB92-963316/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
    PB92-963317/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
CERCLA INFORMATION SYSTEM (CERCLIS)
    CERCLIS Characterization Project: National Results.
    PB92-963315/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
    PB92-963318/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    CERCLiS Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
    PB92-963319/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 5 Results.
    PB92-963320/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
    PB92-963321/REB           92-01   PCA05/MFA01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
    PB92-963322/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
    PB92-963323/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
    PB92-963324/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 10 Results.
    PB92-963325/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
CERCLIS (CERCLA INFORMATION SYSTEM)
    CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 1 Results.
    PB92-963316/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 2 Results.
    PB92-963317/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

CEREAL PRODUCTS
    Protection of Stored Grains, 1979-April 1991.  Citations
    from AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Envi-
    ronmental Considerations.
    PB92-140243/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03
CERTIFICATION
    Application tor Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Audi.
    PB91-242644/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E99
    Application tor Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - BMW.
    PB91-242651/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF EOS
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Ferrari -  Fiat
    P891-242669/RE8           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Ford.
    P891-242677/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF E19
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Ford.
    PB91-242685/RE8            92-01   PC A99/MF E11
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Fuji.
    PB91-242693/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF A06

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - General  Motors.
    PB91-242701/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E99

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Isuzu Motors.
    PB91-242719/REB           92-01   PC A19/MF AIM

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Isuzu Motors.
    PB91-242727/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles and Light-Duty Trucks - Nissan.
    PB91-242735/REB            92-01   PC AM/MF E99

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Volkswagen.
    PB91-242743/RE8            92-01   PC A99/MF E99

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Mack Truck.
    PB91-242768/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF A06

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
    PB91-242776/REB           92-01   PC A2S/MF AM

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Engines - Navistar.
    PB91-242784/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Chrysler.
    PB92-122225/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF EOS
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
    PB92-122233/REB           92-01   PC A15/MF A03

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Chrysler.
    PB92-122241/REB           92-01   PC A20/MF A04

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Daihatsu.
    PB92-122258/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Federal Coach.
    PB92-122266/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Fiat
    PB92-122274/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF E04
Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Fiat Ferrari.
PB92-122282/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Ford.
PB92-122290/REB            92-01  PCA99/MFE11

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Ford.
PB92-122308/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E16

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - General Motors.
PB92-122316/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E99

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Grumman Olson.
PB92-122324/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Honda.
PB92-122332/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Hyundai.
PB92-122340/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Isuzu.
PB92-122357/REB            92-01  PC A24/MF A04

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Isuzu.
PB92-122365/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Mazda.
PB92-122373/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06
Application for  Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mazda.
PB92-122381/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

Application for  Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mercedes Benz.
PB92-122399/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E14

Application for  Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mitsubishi.
PB92-122407/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

Application for  Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - PAS Inc.
PB92-122415/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
Application lor  Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Rolls Royce.
PB92-122423/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06
Application lor  Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Subaru.
PB92-122431/REB            92-01  PC A24/MF A04
Application for  Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Toyota.
PB92-122449/REB            92-01  PCA99/MFE11
Application for  Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Toyota.
PB92-1224S6/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Application for  Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Volkswagen.
PB92-122464/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E99
Application for  Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Volvo Cars of North America.
PB92-122472/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E19

Application for  Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Motorcycles - Yamaha.
PB92-122480/REB            92-01  PCA21/MFA04
Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Chrysler Otto Cyde.
PB92-122506/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03
Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Engines - Ford.
PB92-122514/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines - Hino Motors Inc.
PB92-122522/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines - Mercedes Benz.
PB92-122530/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines - Mitsubishi Motors Corporation.
PB92-122548/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines - Nissan.
PB92-122555/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Vehicles - Perkins.
PB92-122S63/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

Application for Certification  1990 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - BMW.
PB92-127968/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF £99

Application for Certification  1990 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Honda.
PB92-127976/REB            92-01  PC A22/MF A04

Application for Certification 1990 Heavy-Duty Diesel - De-
troit Diesel.
PB92-127964/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

Application for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
PB92-127992/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06
Application for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Chrysler.
PB92-128008/REB            92-01  PCA99/MFE11
Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Chrysler.
PB92-128016/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E11

Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Fiat.
PB92-128024/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - American Honda.
PB92-128032/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Jaguar.
PB92-128040/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mazda Motor Company.
PB92-128057/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E14

Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mercedes Benz.
PB92-128065/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Mitsubishi.
PB92-128073/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Range Rover.
PB92-128081/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Sterling.
PB92-128099/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Volvo.
PB92-128107/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E19

Application for Certification 1991 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Gas - Chrysler.
PB92-128115/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Application for Certification 1991 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines - Isuzu Motors.
PB92-128123/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

Study of State Operator Certification Programs.
PB92-137199/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - SportsCar America, PUMA  Division  Inc.
PB92-182799/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - BMW of North America, Inc.
PB92-182807/REB           92-04  PC A99/MF E11

Application for Certification 1993  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Fiat Auto R and D U.S.A.
PB92-182815/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03

Application for Certification 1993  Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Grumman Olson.
PB92-182823/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Lotus Cars, Ltd.
PB92-182831/REB           92-04  PC A99/MF EOS

Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Infiniti. Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
PB92-182849/REB           92-04  PC A25/MF A06

Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Maxima, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
PB92-182856/REB           92-04  PC A2S/MF A06

Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Stanza, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
PB92-182864/REB           92-04  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Nissan Motors Co.. Ltd.
PB92-182872/REB           92-04  PC A17/MF A04

Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Porsche.
PB92-182880/REB           92-04  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Saab Cars USA, Inc.
PB92-182898/REB           92-04  PC A19/MF A04

Application for Certification 1993  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Toyota Technical Center, U.S.A. Inc.
PB92-182906/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A03

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines - Caterpillar.
PB92-182922/REB           92-04  PC A18/MF A04

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Diesel Vehicles - Cummins Engine Company. Inc.
PB92-182930/REB           92-04  PC A21/MF A04

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines - Detroit Diesel Corporation.
PB92-182948/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Diesel Vehicles - Hino Motors. Ltd.
PB92-182955/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
PB92-182963/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Vehicles • Navistar International Corporation.
PB92-182971/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
Vehicles - Winnebago Industries, Inc.
PB92-182989/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                   CHEMICAL STABILIZATION
    Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Winnebago Industries, Inc.
    PB92-182997/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
CHAMBERSBURG (PENNSYLVANIA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Let-
    terkenny - Southeastern Area, Chambersburg, PA. (First
    Remedial Action), August 1991.
    PB92-963911/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
CHARS
    NO/Char Reactions at Pulverized Coal Flame Conditions.
    PB92-121417/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CHAUS
    Oxidation and Devolatilization of Nitrogen in Coal Char.
    PB92-121441/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
    Interlaboratory Comparison of Thermospray and  Particle
    Beam  Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Inter-
    faces:  Evaluation of a Chlorinated  Phenoxy Acid Herbi-
    cide Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Analysis
    Method.
    PB92-124734/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    International  Symposium on Field Screening Methods  for
    Hazardous Wastes and Toxic Chemicals (2nd), Proceed-
    ings. Held in Las Vegas, Nevada  on February  12-14,
    1991.
    PB92-125764/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF £08

    Chemical  Contamination of Harbor  Seal Pups in Puget
    Sound. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    PB92-132778/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Dioxin  and Furan Concentrations in Puget  Sound Crabs.
    Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    PB92-132786/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Project  Manager's Guide to  Requesting and Evaluating
    Chemical Analyses.  Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    PB92-132794/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Standard Reference Materials for Chemical and  Biologi-
    cal Studies of Complex Environmental Samples.
    PB92-150705/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Gas Chromatographic Elutipn Patterns of Chlorinated
    Dioxins versus Column Polarity.
    PB92-192186/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Quantification of  Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein: Compari-
    son  of Slot-lmmunobinding Assays  with a  Novel Sand-
    wich ELISA.
    PB92-206325/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Methods for  the Determination of Organic Compounds in
    Drinking Water. Supplement 2.
    PB92-207703/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Chemical  Dehalogenation  Treatability  Studies  under
    CERCLA: An Overview.
    PB92-231299/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations.  Book 4.  Lakes,  Reservoirs  and Impound-
    ments. Chapter 3: Toxic Substances Impact.
    PB92-231760/REB            92-04  PC A14/MF A03

    Method 1624: Volatile Organic Compounds by Isotope Di-
    lution GCMS; Method 1625: Semivolatile Organic Com-
    pounds by Isotope Dilution GCMS.
    PB92-231976/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Handbook of RCRA Ground-Water Monitoring Constitu-
    ents: Chemical  and Physical Properties  (40 CFR Part
    264, Appendix 9).
    PB92-233287/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS
    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) United States and Territo-
    ries, 1987.
    PB92-100114/REB                 92-01   MFS6OO.OO

    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) United States and Territo-
    ries. 1988.
    PB92-100122/REB                 92-01   MFS600.00

    Problems Associated with Published Environmental Fate
    Data.
    PB92-101666/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    On-Site Methods for Assessing Chemical Impact on  the
    Soil Environment Using Earthworms: A Case Study at  the
    Baird and McGuire  Superfund Site,  Holbrook, Massachu-
    setts.
    PB92-108166/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Screening Methods for the  Development of Air Toxics
    Emission Factors.
    PB92-108778/REB            92-01  PC A20VMF A04

    Predicting Chemical Reactivity by Computer.
    PB92-124312/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Toxic  Substances  Control Act (TSCA) Chemical Sub-
    stances Inventory: Revised Inventory Synonym and Pre-
    ferred  Name File.  January 1992 Magnetic Tape Docu-
    mentation.
    PB92-140755/RE8            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Limited-Use  Chemical Protective Clothing for EPA Super-
    fund Activities.
    PB92-143494/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Toxic  Release  Inventory  (TRI). Documentation  for  the
    1990 Magnetic Tape.
    PB92-155381/RES            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Consolidated List  of Chemicals  Subject  to Reporting
    under  the Emergency Planning and Community  Rtght-to-
    Know  Act. (Title III of the Superfund  Amendments  and
    Reauthorization Act of 1986).
    PB92-155399/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Controlling Odorous Emissions from Iron Foundries.
    PB92-166925/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    EPCRA  Section  313  Rqadmaps  Database.   User's
    Manual. (Version 2.2) (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-169523/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
    Statistical Approach to Predicting  Chronic  Toxicity of
    Chemicals to Fishes from Acute Toxicity Test Data. Data
    Tape Documentation.
    PB92-169655/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Technical Resource Document: Batch-Type  Procedures
    for Estimating Soil Adsorption of Chemicals.
    PB92-188515/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act:
    Section 313 Release Reporting Requirements.
    PB92-226216/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
    Development  Document for Effluent Limitations  Guide-
    lines and Standards and Pretreatment Standards for the
    Steam Electric: Point Source Category.
    PB92-226422/REB            92-04   PC A99/MF A06

    Common Synonyms: For Chemicals Listed Under Section
    313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
    Know Act.
    PB92-232164/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Role of Property-Reactivity  Relationships  in Meeting the
    EPA's Needs for Environmental Fate Constants.
    PB92-232941/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Waste Reduction Activities and Options for a Local Board
    of Education in New Jersey.
    PB92-238476/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) 1987-1989, (on CD-ROM).
    PB92-500024/REB             92-01  CD-ROMS45.00
    Toxic Substances  Control  Act (TSCA) Chemical Sub-
    stances Inventory: Revised  Inventory Synonym and Pre-
    ferred Name File, January 1992.
    PB92-501386/REB                    92-01  CP T05

    Consolidated List of Chemical Subject to Reporting under
    the Emergency  Planning and Community  Right to Know
    Act. SARA  Section  302  Extremely  Hazardous Sub-
    stances, CERCL Hazardous Substances and SARA Sec-
    tion 313 Toxic Chemicals  (Title III, List  of  Lists) (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-501774/REB                   92-01  CP 002

    Roadmaps to  Sources  of  Information  on Chemicals
    Listed in the Emergency Planning Community and Com-
    munity Right-to-Know Act (Also Known as SARA Title 3),
    Section 313. Toxic  Release Inventory (for Microcomput-
    ers).
    PB92-501972/REB                   92-01  CP D04

    Statistical Approach to Predicting  Chronic  Toxicity of
    Chemicals to  Fishes from Acute Toxicity  Test Data (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-503119/REB                   92-04  CP 002

    Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
    PB92-921100/REB              92-01   Standing Order
CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM
    Continuous Mulliligand Distribution Model Used to Predict
    the Stability Constant of Cu(ll) Metal Complexation with
    Humic Material from Fluorescence Quenching Data.
    PB92-101377/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    MANE:  A Multiphase, Aqueous, Non-Steady State. Equi-
    librium Model for Simulating Soil-Water Interactions.
    PB92-143817/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
    Alternative Control  Techniques  Document: Nitric  and
    Adipic Acid Manufacturing Plants.
    PB92-132828/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
    Enabling Document for New Source Performance Stand-
    ards for Air Oxidation  Processes and  Distillation Oper-
    ations in the  Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing
    Industry.
    PB92-161967/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Cost-Effectiveness  Analysis of Proposed  Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Standards for the Pesticide Manu-
    facturing Industry.
    PB92-173525/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Economic Impact Analysis  of  Proposed  Effluent  Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Standards for the Pesticide Manu-
    facturing Industry.
    PB92-173533/REB           92-01   PC A15/MF A03

    Development Document  for Best Available Technology,
    Pretreatment Technology, and New Source Performance
    Technology for the Pesticide  Chemical  Industry.  Pro-
    posed.  (Pesticide Chemicals Manufacturing Category Ef-
    fluent Limitations  Guidelines, Pretreatment  Standards,
    and New Source Performance Standards).
    PB92-173541/REB            92-01  PC A21/MF A04

    Guideline Series: Control of Volatile Organic Compound
    Emissions from Reactor Processes  and Distillation Oper-
    ations Processes in the Synthetic Organic Chemical Man-
    ufacturing Industry.
    PB92-180009/REB            92-01  PC A09/MF A03

    Waste  Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Chemicals.
    PB92-203595/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Development Document for  Effluent  Limitations Guide-
    lines and Standards for  the Gum and Wood Chemicals
    Manufacturing.  Point Source Category.
    PB92-232040/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03
 CHEMICAL INFORMATION FACT SHEET
    RED Facts: Warfarin.
    PB92-126754/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 231: Prodiamine.
    PB92-145416/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    RED Facts: Carbon Dioxide.
    PB92-145424/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    RED Facts: Silicon Dioxide and Silica Gel.
    PB92-145432/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    RED Facts: Sodium Diacetate.
    PB92-145440/REB           92-01   PCA02/MFA01

    RED Facts: Dried Blood.
    PB92-14S465/REB
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    RED Facts: Inorganic Nitrate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassi-
    um Nitrates).
    PB92-145473/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    RED Facts: Carbon.
    PB92-147883/REB

    RED Facts: Propionic Acid.
    PB92-147891/REB
92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    RED Facts: Sodium and Calcium Hypochlorite Salts.
    PB92-171958/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 225: Dichlorvos (DDVP).
    PB92-185818/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

    Pesticide  Fact  Sheet  Number  91.1:  Arsenic  Acid
    (H3AsO4).
    PB92-185826/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 112.1: Lead Arsenate.
    PB92-185834/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 233: Ethylene Bisdithiocar-
    bamates (EBDCs).
    PB92-185842/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 234: Ethylene Oxide (EtO).
    PB92-185859/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number  111.1:  Calcium Arsenate
    (Tolerance Revocation).
    PB92-186410/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

    RED Facts: Heptachlor.
    PB92-192798/REB
                               92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    RED Facts: Putrescent Whole Egg Solids.
    PB92-235621/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    RED Facts: Alkyl Amine Hydrochloride.
    PB92-235639/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

CHEMICAL INTERACTIONS
    Model of Additive  Effects of Mixtures of Narcotic Chemi-
    cals.
    PB92-108174/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CHEMICAL NOMENCLATURE
    Common Synonyms: For Chemicals Listed Under Section
    313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
    Know Act.
    PB92-232164/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

CHEMICAL REACTION MECHANISMS
    Formation of Disinfection By-Products.
    PB92-124221/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Reductive Transformations  of Halogenated Aromatic Hy-
    drocarbons in Anaerobic Water-Sediment Systems: Kinet-
    ics, Mechanisms and Products.
    PB92-166818/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CHEMICAL REACTIONS
    Synthesis of a Novel Fluorinated Benzo(a)pyrene: 4,5-
    Difluorobenzo(a)pyrene.
    PB92-110493/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Predicting Chemical Reactivity by Computer.
    PB92-124312/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF AOt

CHEMICAL REACTIVITY
    Determination  of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 3. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreactton.
    PB92-150374/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Determination  of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 4. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction.
    PB92-150382/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CHEMICAL RESISTANCE
    Chemical Resistance of Geosynthetic Materials.
    PB92-136928/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation  of  the Chemical Resistance of  Geotextiles,
    Geonet and Pipe.
    PB92-170562/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

CHEMICAL SPILLS
    Biotransformation of  Monoaromatic and Chlorinated Hy-
    drocarbons  at an Aviation Gasoline Spill Site.
    PB92-144005/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Making It Work: Title 3 Compliance. The Public's  Right-
    to-Know.
    PB92-224690/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Title 3 on Indian Lands: A Guide to the Emergency Plan-
    ning and Community Right-to-Know Act. (Technical As-
    sistance Bulletin). Volume 10, Number 2.
    PB92-224740/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

CHEMICAL STABILIZATION
    Evaluation  of Waste Stabilized  by the Soliditech  SITE
    Technology.
    PB92-136878/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
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                                                                   KEYWORD  INDEX
CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE INVENTORY
    Toxic  Substances Control Act (TSCA)  Chemical  Sub-
    stances Inventory: Revised Inventory Synonym and Pre-
    ferred  Name File. January 1992  Magnetic Tape Docu-
    mentation.
    PB92-140755/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Toxic  Substances Control Act (TSCA)  Chemical  Sub-
    stances Inventory: Revised Inventory Synonym and Pre-
    lerred  Name File, January 1992.
    PB92-5013B6/REB                   92-01  CP TOS

CHEMICAL TREATMENT
    Developments in Chemical Treatment of Contaminated
    Soil
    PB92-152933/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Guide  for Conducting Treatability Studies  under CERCLA:
    Chemical Dehalogenation.
    PB92-169044/REB           92-04 PC A05/MF A01
    Chemical Oxidation Treatment. Engineering Bulletin.
    PB92-1B0066/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CHEMICAL WARFARE AGENTS
    Upper-Bound Quantitative Cancer  Risk Estimate for Pop-
    ulations Adjacent to Sulfur Mustard Incineration Facilities.
    PB92-137207/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CHEMICAL WASTE SITES
    Application of a Plant Test System in the Identification of
    Potential Genetic Hazards at Chemical Waste Sites.
    PB92-124551/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CHEMICAL WATER POLLUTANTS
    Influence  of Size on  Fate  and  Ecological  Effects of
    Kepone in Physical Models.
    PB92-121326/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  Program
    Demonstration Plan  for Westinghouse Bio-Analytic Sys-
    tems Pentachlorophenol Immunoassays.
    PB92-170190/REB           92-01 PC A08/MF A02
    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Health Effects Re-
    search on Drinking Water Contaminants.
    PB92-206531/REB           92-04 PC A02/MF A01
    Effects of Aqueous  and Dietary Exposure of DieWrin on
    Survival. Growth and Bioconcentration in Mallard Duck-

                               92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    PB92-217413/REB

CHERRY TREES
    Effects of Glean, a Sulfonylurea Herbicide, on the Repro-
    ductive Biology and  Fruit Set in Cherry Trees. Progress
    Report to Region 10.
    PB92-142652/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CHESAPEAKE BAY
    Distribution  of  Submerged  Aquatic  Vegetation in the
    Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries and Chincoteague  Bay -
    1990
    PB92-145366/REB                  92-01  PC A13
    Progress  Report of the Baywide Nutrient  Reduction Re-
    evaluation: Chesapeake Bay Program.
    PB92-161033/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
    Chesapeake  Bay Striped  Bass  Fishery Management
    Plan: Chesapeake Bay Program. Annual Progress Report
    from the Chesapeake Executive Council.
    PB92-186428/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Chesapeake Bay Bluefish  Fishery Management  Plan.
    Chesapeake  Bay  Program Agreement Commitment

    PB92v?86436/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
    Chesapeake Bay Waterfowl Policy and Management Plan
    (Agreement Committment Report).
    PB92-186451/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
               Obligated
CHIMNEYS
    Fluid  Modeling Simulation of Stack-Tip Downwash for
    Neutrally Buoyant Plumes.
    PB92-166644/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

CHLORAL HYDRATE
    Hepatocarcinogenicity of Chloral Hydrate, 2-Chloroacetal-
    dehyde, and Dicnloroacetic Acid in  the  Male  B6C3F1

    PB92-232990/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

CHLORINE
    Toxicity of Chlorine and Ammonia to Aquatic Life: Chem-
    istry, Water Quality Criteria, Recent Research, and  Rec-
    ommended Future Research.
    PB92-108091/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Induction of Gastrointestinal Tract Nuclear Anomalies in
    B6C3F1 Mice by 3-Chloro-4-(Oichloromethyl)-5-Hydroxy-
    2(5H)-Furanone  and 3,4-(Dichioro)-5-Hydroxy-2(5H)-Fur-
    anone, Mutagento Byproducts of Chlorine Disinfection.
    PB92-164938/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

CHLORINE ALIPHATIC COMPOUNDS
    Methodologies  for Evaluating In  situ  Bioremediation  of
    Chlorinated Solvents.
    PB92-146943/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A02

CHLORINE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
    Reduction of Hexachloroethane and Carbon Tetrachlo-
    ride at Surfaces of Biotite, Vermiculite, Pyrite, and Marca-
    site
    PB92-113141/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Evaluation of VOST and SemiVOST Methods for Haloge-
    nated Compounds in the Clean Air Act Amendments Title
    III, Bench and Laboratory Studies.
    PB92-178979/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                     Expected  Expenditures  Plan

                           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Chesapeake Bay Weakfish and Spotted Seatrout Fishery
     Committed
     (COEEP).
     PB92-186469/REB
    Polychlorinated Biphenyls.
    PB92-223288/REB
                                                                                      92-04  PC A09/MF A03
CHLOROBENZILATE
    Chlorobenzilate Position Document 1
    PB92-114313/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01
CHLOROHYOROCARBONS
    Experimental Investigation of PlC Formation in CFC Incin-
    eration.
    PB92-126952/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
    GAC Adsorption  of a Mixture of Natural Organic  Matter
    and VOCs in  the Presence and Absence of Molecular
     Management Plan: An Agreement Commitment Report
     from the Chesapeake Executive Council.
     PB92-186477/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
     Disease Incidence and Potential Mechanisms of Defense
     for MSX-Resistant and -Susceptible Eastern Oysters Held
     in Chesapeake Bay
     PB92-195650/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
     Chesapeake Bay Citizen Monitoring Program Report Con-
     estoga River (October 1986-June 1990).
     PB9?21 7801 /REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 CHESAPEAKE BAY BASIN
     Chesapeake Bay Basin Comprehensive List of Toxic Sub-
     stances-
     PB92-221373/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01
     Comprehensive List of Chesapeake Bay Basin Species.
     PB92-222850/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

 CHESTER COUNTY (PENNSYLVANIA)
     Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Strasburg
     Landfill, Newlin Township, Chester County. PA. (Second
     Remedial Action), June 1991
     PB92-963913/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 CHILDREN
     Child Lead Exposure Study, Leeds. Alabama.
     PB92-123793/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
     Neurobehavkxal Evaluation System (NES) and  School
     Performance.
     PB92-124585/REB           82-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                           Oxygen.
                                                           PB92-153782/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 CHLOROHYOROXYFURANONES
    DNA Strand Breaks Induced in  Cultured  Human  and
    Rodent Cells by Chlorohydroxyfuranones, Mutagens Iso-
    lated from Drinking Watet.
    PB92-164904/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 CHLOROMETHANES
    Quantification of lexicological Effects tor Dichlorometh-

    PB92-173335/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 CHLOROPHENAMIDINE
    Influence of Chlordimeform on Alpha-Adrenergic Recep-
    tor-Associated  Mechanisms of Hormonal Regulation  in
    the Rat- Pituitary and Adrenocortical Secretion.
    PB92-143908/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 CHLORPROMAZINE
    Effects of Triadimefon on a Multiple Schedule of Fixed-
    Interval  Performance: Comparison with Methylphenidate,
    d-Amphetamine and Chlorpromazine.
    PB92-143932/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 CHLORPYRIFOS
    Drinking Water  Health Advisory for Chlorpyrifos.
    PB92-135466/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 CHOLERA
    Prevention of Waterbome Cholera in the United States.
    PB92-136886/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 CHOLINERGIC RECEPTORS
    Colchicine-lnduced Deafferentation of the Hippocampus
    Selectively  Disrupts Cholinergic  Rhythmical  Slow Wave
    Activity.
     PB92-120476/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
     Spatial Learning Deficits Are Not Solely Due to Choliner-
     gic Deficits Following Medial Septal Lesions with Colchi-
     cine
     PB92-206317/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
     Age-Dependent Changes in Receptor-Stimulated Phos-
     phoinositide Turnover in the Rat Hippocampus.
     PB92-206333/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

 CHOLINESTERASE
     Methods Used in Determination of Cholinesterase Activi-

     PB92-179035/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
     Age-Dependent Changes  in Activity of  Mallard Plasma
     Cholinesterases.
     PB92-232B7S/REB           92-04  PC AOVMF A01

  CHOLINESTERASE INHIBITORS
     Comparison of In vivo Cholinesterase Inhibition in Neona-
     tal and Adult Rats by Three Organophosphorothioate In-
     secticides
     PB92-110550/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
     Relationship between Cholinesterase Inhibition and Ther-
     moregulation Following Exposure to Diisopropyl Fluoro-
     phosphate in the Rat.
     PB92-158658mEB           92-01  PC A02CMF A01
    Dose-Related Inhibition of Brain and Plasma Cholinester-
    ase in Neonatal and Adult Rats Following Sublethal Or-
    qanophosphate Exposures.
    PB92-209360/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CHROMAFFIN GRANULES
    Triphenyl Phosphite-Induced  Ultrastructural  Changes in
    Bovine Adrenomedullary Chromaffin Cells.
    PB92-209337/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CHROMATES
    Laboratory  and  Field  Evaluations of a Methodology for
    Determining Hexavalent Chromium Emissions from Sta-
    tionary Sources.
    PB92-101336/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

CHROMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
    Indoor Air  Pollutants  from Household Product Sources.
    Project Report.
    PB92-136837/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

CHROMIUM
    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species,  and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 2. Site 5 Emission Test Report Hexavalent Chro-
    mium Method Evaluation.
    PB92-151562/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Distribution, Speciation, and Transformation of Chromium
    in Contaminated Soils and Aquifer Sediments.
    PB92-179092/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS
    Interspecies Cytogenetic Comparisons: Studies with X-
    Radiation and Bleomycin Sulfate.
    PB92-227438/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CIGARETTE SMOKE
    Dosimetry   of  Localized  Accumulations  of  Cigarette
    Smoke and Radon Progeny at Bifurcations.
    PB92-164847/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CIRCULATING BED COMBUSTOR
    Technology Evaluation  Report: Ogden  Circulating  Bed
    Combustor at the McColl Supertund Site.
    PB92-227289/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
    Citizens' Guidance  Manual for the Technical Assistance
    Grant Program.
    PB92-101435/REB           92-01   PC A14/MF A03
    Volunteer  Lake Monitoring  Program, 1991. Volume 7.
    Southern Region.
    PB92-231125/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

CITRUS SINENSIS
    Eflerts  ol  Open-Top Chambers on  'Valencia'  Orange
    Trees
    PB92-180355/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CITRUS TREES
    Leaf Photosynthetic and Water Relations Responses for
    'Valencia'  Orange  Trees Exposed  to Oxidant Air Pollu-
    tion.
    PB92-153857/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Effects  of  Open-Top Chambers on  'Valencia1  Orange
    Trees.
    PB92-180355/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 CLASSIFYING
    Sediment Classification Methods Compendium.
    PB92-231679/REB            92-04 PC A13/MF A03

 CLAYS
    Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Particu-
    late and Organic Emissions  from a Third World Residen-
    tial Combustion Process. Ill  Evaluation of a Potential
    Technique for the  Control of Emissions from the Indoor,
     Open Hearth Combustion of Coal.
     PB92-206499/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 CLAYTON COUNTY (IOWA)
     Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Clay-
     ton County, Iowa.
     PB92-232628/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 CLEAN AIR ACT
     Clean Air  Act Requirements for Trace Metals Information.
     PB92-164995/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     Documentation for Developing the Initial Source Category
     List.
     PB92-21S429/REB           92-04  PC A16/MF A03

 CLEAN AIR ACT SECTION 183 (O)
     Clean Air Act Section 183(d) Guidance on Cost-Effective-
                                                                                                                   PB92-136795/REB
                                                                                                                                              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                               CLEAN WATER ACT
                                                                                                                   Effects of  Section  404 Permitting on Freshwater Wet-
                                                                                                                   lands in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.
                                                                                                                   PB92-217439/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                   Illinois Water Quality Report, 1990-1991.
                                                                                                                   PB92-223023/REB           92-04  PC A19/MF A04
                                                                                                                   Guidance for  State  Implementation  of  Water Quality
                                                                                                                   Standards for CWA Section 303(C)(2)(B).
                                                                                                                   PB92-231604/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                                               CLEANING AGENTS
                                                                                                                   Chemical  Substitution  for  1,1,1,-Trichloroethane  and
                                                                                                                   Methanol in an Industrial Cleaning Operation.
                                                                                                                   PB92-179866/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF fc01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                      CLOSURES
CLEANUP
    Bioremediation in the Field: An Information  Update on
    Applying Bioremediation to Site Cleanup. (Number 4).
    PB92-224708/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites:  Connecticut.
    PB92-963203/REB
                                               92-01
            see individual report for order number and price

    National Priorities List Sites:  Maine
    PB92-963204/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites:  New Hampshire.
    PB92-963205/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites:  Massachusetts.
    PB92-963206/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites:  Puerto Rico.
    PB92-963207/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites:  New York.
    PB92-963208/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    National Priorities List Sites:  North Carolina.
    PB92-963209/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites:  South Carolina.
    PB92-963210/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites:  Minnesota.
    PB92-963211 /REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    National Priorities List Sites: Texas.
    PB92-963212/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    National Priorities List Sites: Kansas.
    PB92-963213/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites: Missouri.
    PB92-963214/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites: Utah.
   PB92-963215/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites: Arizona and Nevada.
   PB92-963216/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF AOt

   National Priorities List Sites: Virginia.
   PB92-963217/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites. Maryland.
   PB92-96321B/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Idaho.
   PB92-963219/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Arkansas.
   PB92-963220/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Oklahoma.
   PB92-963221/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Louisiana.
   PB92-963222/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Alabama.
   PB92-963223/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Mississippi.
   PB92-963224/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Tennessee.
   PB92-963225/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Georgia.
   PB92-963226/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Kentucky.
   PB92-963227/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Delaware.
   PB92-963228/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: West Virginia.
   PB92-963229/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Rhode Island.
   PB92-963230/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Vermont.
   PB92-963231/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01
   National Priorities List Sites: New Mexico.
   PB92-963232/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Nebraska.
   PB92-963233/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Iowa.
   PB92-963234/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Montana.
   PB92-963235/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: North  Dakota and  South
   Dakota.
   PB92-963236/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Colorado.
   PB92-963237/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Wyoming.
   PB92-96323B/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: California and Hawaii.
   PB92-963239/HEB            92-01  PC A11/MF A03

   National Priorities List Sites: Pennsylvania.
   PB92-963240/REB            92-01  PC A11/MF A03

   National Priorities List Sites: New Jersey.
   PB92-963241/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

   National Priorities List Sites: American Samoa, Guam,
   and the Trust Territories.
   PB92-963242/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   National Priorities List Sites: Wisconsin.
   PB92-963243/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

   National Priorities Ust Sites: Washington.
   PB92-963244/REB            92^01  PC A07/MF A02
    National Priorities List Sites: Oregon.
    PB92-963245/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites: Ohio.
    PB92-963246/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    National Priorities List Sites: Michigan.
    PB92-963247/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    National Priorities List Sites: Illinois.
    PB92-96324B/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    National Priorities List Sites: Indiana.
    PB92-963249/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    National Priorities List Sites: Florida.
    PB92-963250/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    National Priorities Ust Sites: Alaska.
    PB92-963251/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund: Reporting on Cleanup Activities through Envi-
    ronmental Indicators. FY 1991 Update.
    PB92-963255/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model (SACM).
    PB92-963263/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Political Subdivision Involvement in Superfund.
    PB92-963330/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Homeowners Exempted from Superfund Cleanup Costs:
    National Policy Overview.
    PB92-963336/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Presentations  EPA-State  Soil  Standards Conference.
    Held in Crystal City, Virginia on January 29,1991.
    PB92-963350/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  1): Western
    Sand and Gravel Site, Burrillville and North Smithfield, Rl.
    (Third Remedial Action), April 1991.
    PB92-963701/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 1): Dover
    Municipal Landfill, Dover,  NH.  (First Remedial  Action),
    September 1991.
    PB92-963702/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): C and J
    Disposal Site, Town of Eaton, Madison County, NY. (Rrst
    Remedial Action), March 1991.
    PB92-963801/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): Endicott
    Village WelrfieW, Broome County, Endicott, NY. (Second
    Remedial Action), March 1991.
    PB92-963802/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Genzale
    Plating Company, Franklin Square, Nassau County, NY.
    (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
    PB92-963803/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Global
    Landfill, Middlesex  County. NJ. (First Remedial  Action).
    October 1991.
    PB92-963804/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Hercules
    009 Landfill Site, Brunswick, Glynn County, GA. (First Re-
    medial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964001/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 5):  Oak
    Grove Sanitary Landfill, Anoka County, MN. (Second Re-
    medial Action), December 1990.
    PB92-964102/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Bunker
    Hill Mining and Metallurgical Complex, Shoshone County,
    ID. (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
    PB92-964601/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
CLEANUP OPERATIONS
    General Methods for Remedial  Operations Performance
    Evaluations.
    PB92-166842/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  1): Western
    Sand and Gravel, Rl. (Second Remedial Action), Septem-
    ber 1985.
    PB92-183284/REB            92-04  PC AM/MF A01

    Surfactant-Enhanced  Solubilization  of Tetrachloroethy-
    tene and Degradation Products in Pump and Treat Reme-
    diation.
    PB92-191121/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Closure of a Dioxin Incineration Facility.
    PB92-191170/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Effect of Bioremediation  on  the  Mutagenicity of  Oil
    Spilled in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
    PB92-206374/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Higher Plant Accumulation of  Organic Pollutants from
    Soils.
    PB92-209378/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Air Emissions from the Treatment of Soils Contaminated
    with Petroleum Fuels and Other Substances.
    PB92-212976/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Characterizing  Heterogeneous  Wastes:  Methods  and
    Recommendations (March 26-28, 1991).
    PB92-216B94/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation Program:
    Technology Profiles, Fourth Edition.
    PB92-224294/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Bioremediation  in the Field. An Information Update on
    Applying Bioremediation to Site Clean-Up. Number 3.
    PB92-224807/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Contaminants and Remedial Options at Wood Preserving
    Sites.
    PB92-232222/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02
    Community Relations in Superfund: A Handbook.
    PB92-963341/REB           92-01  PCA12/MFA03

    Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase
    2. Volume 1. Summary Report.
    PB92-963346/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase
    2. Volume 2. Case Studies and Updates.
    PB92-963347/REB           92-04  PC A19/MF AM

    Superfund  Accelerated  Cleanup  Bulletin:  Presumptive
    Remedies for Wood Treatment  Facilities.  Volume  1,
    Number 2, May 1992.
    PB92-963361/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 3. The Role of Natural
    Resource Trustees in the Superfund Process.
    PB92-963369/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    ECO Update. Vojume 1, Number 4. Developing a Work
    Scope for Ecological Assessments.
    PB92-963370/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund  Accelerated Cleanup  Bulletin.  Volume  1,
    Number 3. Presumptive Remedies.
    PB92-963371/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

CLEFT PALATE
    Retinoic  Acid Afters Epithelial Differentiation during Pa-
    laotogenesis
    PB92-158617/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Comparisons of the Effects of TCDD and Hydrocortisone
    on Growth Factor Expression Provide Insight into Their
    Interaction in the Embryonic Mouse Palate.
    PB92-158641/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CLETHODIM
    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 230: Clethodim.
    PB92-145457/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CLIMATE
    Climate.
    PB92-150457/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CLIMATIC CHANGES
    Annular Denuders for Use in Global Climate and Strato-
    spheric Measurements of Acidic Gases and Particles (Ab-
    stract Only).
    N91-32531/6/REB
                                               92-01
            (Order as N91-32528/2/REB, PC AOS/MF A01)

    Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change: Responses
    and Feedbacks from Below-Ground Systems.
    PB92-121359/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Three  Case Studies  of Lake Temperature and Stratifica-
    tion Response to Warmer Climate.
    PB92-121391/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    G'obal Ecosystems  Database. Version 0.1 (Beta-test).
    EPA Global Climate Research Program. NOAA/NGDC
    Global Change  Database Program. Prototype 1. Data-
    base Documentation. NGDC Key to Geophysical Records
    Documentation No. 25.
    PB92-122803/REB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03

    Equilibrium-Analysis of Projected Climate Change Effects
    on the Global Soil Organic Matter Pool.
    PB92-153022/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change.
    PB92-153741/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

    Climate Change  and Isoprene Emissions from  Vegeta-
    tion.
    PB92-153865/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    NEXRAD Precipitation Information  Application Forum Cli-
    mate and Global Change.
    PB92-180082/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    U.S. ERA'S Global  Climate Change Program:  Landfill
    Emissions and Mitigation Research.
    PB92-180215/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

    Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Pacific North-
    west Forest Vegetation.
    PB92-184985/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Impacts of Climate Change on Rice Yield: Evaluation of
    the Efficacity of Different Modeling  Approaches.
    PB92-188754/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Climate Change in Thailand  and Its Potential Impact on
    Rice Yield.
    PB92-232883/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Toward a Rule-Based Biome Model (Journal Article).
    PB92-232909/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CLIMATOLOGY
    Role of Climate in Forest Monitoring and Assessment: A
    New England Example.
    PB92-132885/REB           92-01  PC  A06/MF A02

    NEXRAD Precipitation Information  Application Forum Cli-
    mate and Global Change.
    PB92-180082/REB           92-01  PC  A03/MF A01

CLINICAL CHEMISTRY
    Possible Approaches to Establishing Intertaboratory Com-
    parability of Measurements of  Polychlorinated Biphenyfs
    in Human Serum.
    PB92-144062/REB           92-01  PC  A02/MF A01
    Clinical Biochemistry.
    PB92-188762/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CLOSURES
    RCRA Cover Systems for Waste Management Facilities.
    PB92-120435/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                   KEYWORD  INDEX
    Technical Aspects of Underground Storage Tank Clo-
    sure.
    PB92-161199/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 COAL
    Evaluation of NOx Emissions from TV A Coal-Fired Power
    Plants.
    PB92-164613/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Panicu-
    late and Organic Emissions from a Third World Residen-
    tial Combustion Process. Ill  Evaluation of a Potential
    Technique for the Control of Emissions from the Indoor,
    Open Hearth Combustion of Coal.
    PB92-206499/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 COAL COMBUSTION
    Characteristics of Single Particle Coal Combustion.
    PB92-121409/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    NO/Char Reactions at Pulverized Coal  Flame Conditions.
    PB92-121417/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Nitric Oxide Formation during Pulverized Coal Combus-
    tion.
    PB92-121433/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Oxidation and Devolatilczarion of Nitrogen in Coal Char.
    PB92-121441/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 COAL FIRED POWER PLANTS
    Sulfur  Oxides Control Technology Series:  Flue Gas De-
    sutfurization. Dual Alkali Process.
    PB92-150341/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 COAL PREPARATION
    Capsule Report First Progress Report. Physical Coal-
    Cleaning Demonstration at Homer City,  Pennsylvania.
    PB92-179910/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 COASTAL REGIONS
    Uncertainties in Nitrogen Mass Loadings in Coastal Wa-
    tersheds.
    PB92-108075/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Tonoity of Chlorine and Ammonia to Aquatic Life: Chem-
    istry, Water Quality Criteria, Recent Research, and  Rec-
    ommended Future Research.
    P892-108091 /REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    EPA's  Environmental Monitoring and  Assessment  Pro-
    gram: An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
    PB92-121169/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Biological Criteria: Guide to Technical Literature.
    PB92-231489/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

COASTS
    National Estuary Program After Four Years: A Report to
    Congress.
    PB92-233154/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

COATING PROCESSES
    Pollution Prevention Methods in the Surface Coating In-
    dustry.
    PB92-153337/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

COATINGS
    Capsule Report Benefits of Microprocessor Control of
    Curing Ovens for Solvent-Based Coatings.
    PB92-179993/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Control of VOC Emissions from Ink and Paint Manufac-
    turing Processes.
    PB92-190230/HEB           92-01  PC AM/MF A02

    Surface-Coating-Free  Materials and Reduction of VOC
    Emissions from Coating Operations.
    PB92-206614/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

COCHtSE COUNTY (ARIZONA)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Co-
    chise County, Arizona
    PB92-232602/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

COCONWO COUNTY (ARIZONA)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Co-
    conino County, Arizona.
    PB92-232636/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

COLCHICINE
    Compensatory Alterations in Receptor-Stimulated Phos-
    phoinositide  Hydrolysis in the Hippocampus Vary as a
    Function of Dose of Colchicine.
    PB92-110501/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Cotchicine-lnduced Deaflerentalion  of  the Hippocampus
    Selectively Disrupts Chotinergic Rhythmical Slow Wave
    Activity.
    PB92-120476/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Effects of NGF  and  Fetal Cell Transplants on Spatial
    Learning after Intradentate Administration of Colchicine.
    PB92-150770/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Neurobiological  Effects of Colchicine: Modulation by
    Nerve Growth Factor.
    PB92-158633/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Spatial Learning Deficits Are Not Solely Due to Chdiner-
    gic Deficits Following  Medial Septal Lesions with Cdchi-

    PB92-206317/HEB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

COUFORM BACTERIA
    Compliance Concerns with the New Coliform Regulation.
    PB92-179696/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

COUPHAGES
    Effect of the Method of Preparing Monochloramine upon
    Inactivatkxi of  MS2  Cobphage, 'Escherichia cot',  and
    'Klebsiete pneumoruae'.
    PB92-2173S5/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
COLLEGES
    Directory of EPA Support to  Minority Academic Institu-
    tions, FY 1990-1991.
    PB92-218353/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

COLLETOTRICHUM GLOESPORIOIOES
    Preparation and Regeneration of Protoplasts of 'Colteto-
    trichum gloeosporioides' f. p. 'Aeschynomene'.
    PB92-195734/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

COLLOIDS
    Facilitated  Transport  of  Inorganic  Contaminants  in
    Ground Water Part 2. Colloidal Transport.
    PB92-114503/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Natural Aquifer
    Material: Implications for Contaminant Transport.
    PB92-158690/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Stability and Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Con-
    taminated Aquifer Material.
    PB92-164839/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Surface-Charge Repulsive Effects on the Mobility of Inor-
    ganic Colloids in Surface Systems. Annual Colloid and
    Surface Science Symposium  (65th).  Held in Norman,
    Oklahoma on June 17-19, 1991.
    PB92-191139/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

COLORADO
    National Priorities List Sites: Colorado.
    PB92-963237/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

COLORADO COUNTY (TEXAS)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Colo-
    rado County, Texas.
    PB92-232719/REB            92-04   PCAOI/MFAOt

COMBINED SEWERS
    Storm and Combined Sewer Pollution Control: A Compila-
    tion of Significant References.
    PB92-114560/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Storage of Combined Sewage in a  Marine Waterbody.
    PB92-158542/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Handling  and Disposal of Sludges and Residuals from
    Combined Sewer Overflow Treatment
    PB92-158567/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Demonstration of in-Receiving Water  Storage of  Com-
    bined Sewer Overflows: In a  Marine/Estuanne  Environ-
    ment by the Flow Balance Method.
    PB92-15B575/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Combined Sewer Overflow:  Balancing Flow  for CSO
    Abatement.
    PB92-179761/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
COMBUSTION
    Technical Implementation Document for EPA's Boiler and
    Industrial Furnace Regulations.
    PB92-154947/REB            92-01   PC A11/MF A03

    Development of  a Core Combustion Research Program
    Plan for EPA.
    PB92-180868/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
COMBUSTION CONTROL
    Combustion Control of Trace Organic Air Pollutants from
    Municipal Waste Combustors.
    PB92-1131S8/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

COMBUSTION EFFICIENCY
    Trajectory and Incineration of Rogue Droplets in a Turbu-
    lent Diffusion Flame.
    PB92-120450/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Incin-
    eration.
    PB92-126952/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Incin-
    eration.
    PB92-150432/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Pilot-Scale Evaluation of the Thermal Stability POHC In-
    dnerabHity Ranking.
    PB92-166966/REB            92-01  PC A11/MF A03

    Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Pardcu-
    late and Organic Emissions from a Third World Residen-
    tial Combustion Process. 1. Facility Description and Re-
    sults of Tests of Three Rural  China Residential Coals, a
    U.S. Coal, and Wood.
    PB92-206596/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Retech, Inc.,  Plasma Centrifugal  Furnace: Applications
    Analysis Report.
    PB92-218791/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

COMBUSTION PRODUCTS
    Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Incin-
    eration.
    PB92-1269S2/REB            92-01   PC AO8/MF A02

    Fuel Rich Sulfur Capture in a Combustion Environment.
    PB92-205228/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Chemical and  Physical Properties  of Emissions from
    Kuwait Oil Fires.
    PB92-206481/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Panicu-
    late and Organic Emissions from a Third World Residen-
    tial Combustion  Process. Ill   Evaluation of a Potential
    Technique for the Control of Emissions from the Indoor,
    Open Hearth Combustion of Coal.
    PB92-206499/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Recommended Operating Procedure Number 56: Collec-
    tion of Gaseous Grab Samples from Combustion Sources
    for Nitrous Oxide Measurement.
    PB92-216928/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
COMBUSTORS
    Waste Combustion System Analysis.
    PB92-12S41B/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

COMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT
    Risk Assessment, Management, Communication: A Guide
    to Selected Sources. Volume 4, Number 1.
    PB92-114412/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Risk Assessment, Management, Communication: A Guide
    to Selected Sources Volume 4, Number 2.
    PB92-238518/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A02

COMMUNITIES
    Environmental Guidance: For Very Small Communities.
    PB92-196021/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

COMMUNITY RELATIONS
    Community Relations in Superiund: A Handbook.
    PB92-963341/REB            92-01   PCA12/MFA03

COMPLIANCE
    Drinking  Water Systems:  Three Approaches to Improve
    Mobile Home Park Compliance.
    PB92-164714/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

    Making It Work: Title  3 Compliance. The Public's Right-
    to-Know.
    PB92-224690/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

COMPOSITE FABRICATION
    LignoceHutosic-Plastic Composites from  Recycled Materi-
    als.
    PB92-126861/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

COMPOSITE MATERIALS
    Guides to  Pollution  Prevention:  The  Fiberglass-Rein-
    forced and Composite Plastics Industry.
    PB91-227967/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE
    Superfund Progress - Aficionado's Version (Progress as
    of March 31. 1992).
    PB92-963267/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE
COMPENSATION AND LIABILITIES ACT (CERCLA)
    Superfund Policy Forum Update,  Volume 1, Number 1,
    February 1992.
    PB92-963262/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE
COMPENSATION AND LIABILITY ACT
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil  Washing. Interim Guidance.
    PB92-170570/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil  Washing: Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
    PB92-170588/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Political Subdivision  Involvement in Superfund.
    PB92-963330/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE
COMPENSATION AND LIABILITY ACT (CERCLA)
    CERCLIS Characterization Project: National Results.
    PB92-96331S/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
    PB92-963318/REB            92-O1   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
    PB92-963319/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
    PB92-963320/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
    PB92-963321/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
    PB92-963322/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
    PB92-963323/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
    PB92-963324/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 10 Results.
    PB92-96332S/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

COMPRESSED GASES
    Impact of Methanol and  CNG  Fuels on Motor Vehicle
    Toxic Emissions.
    PB92-110378/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

COMPRESSORS
    Program  to Determine Performance of Fluorinated Ethers
    and  Fluorinated Propanes in a Compressor Calorimeter.
    PB92-139468/HEB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

COMPUTATION
    Parallel Groundwater Computations Using PVM.
    PB92-206572/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

COMPUTER AIDED CONTROL
    Capsule  Report: Benefits of Microprocessor Control  of
    Curing Ovens for Solvent-Based Coatings.
    PB92-179993/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
    Committed   Obligated  Expected  Expenditures  Plan
    (COEEP).
    PB92-186469/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Intelligent Processing  Equipment within  the Environmen-
    tal Protection Agency.
    PB92-217330/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    PREscore Software. Users Manual and  Tutorial. Version
    1.0.
    PB92-963349/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
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                                                                   KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                            CRABS COMPUTER PROGRAM
COMPUTER-ASSISTED SPERM ANALYSIS
    Methods for Assessing Rat Sperm Motility.
    PB92-195825/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

COMPUTER GRAPHICS
    User's Guide for the Urban  Airshed Model. Volume 6.
    User's Manual for the Postprocessing System.
    PB92-145382/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

COMPUTER SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE
    Intelligent Processing Equipment within the Environmen-
    tal Protection Agency.
    N92-24997/8/REB
                                              92-01
           (Order as N92-24987/9/REB, PC A10/MF A03)

COMPUTERIZED ON-LINE INFORMATION SYSTEM
    Remediation of Leaking  USTs:  A System for Accessing
    Case Histories and Related Documents.
    PB92-179803/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION
    Global Ecosystems Database.  Version  0.1  (Beta-test).
    EPA  Global  Climate Research Program. NOAA/NGDC
    Global Change Database  Program. Prototype  1. Data-
    base Documentation. NGDC Key to Geophysical Records
    Documentation No. 25.
    PB92-122803/REB            92-01  PC A16/MF A03

    Predicting Chemical Reactivity by Computer.
    PB92-124312/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Tiered Modeling Approach for Assessing the Risks Due
    to Sources of Hazardous Air Pollutants.
    PB92-164748/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Application of MINTEQA2 to  the Speciation of Contami-
    nants at Globe, Arizona.
    PB92-166602/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    ESP VI 4.0 Electrostatic  Precipitator VI and Performance
    Prediction Model.
    PB92-169614/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Human Exposure Model-ll: User's Guide.
    PB92-186246/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Impacts of Climate Change on  Rice Yield: Evaluation of
    the Efficacity of Different Modeling Approaches.
    PB92-188754/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Exposure Assessment Modeling for Hydrocarbon  Spills
    into the Subsurface: Sensitivity to Soil Properties.
    PB92-191147/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Design and Optimization of a Refrigeration System.
    PB92-195973/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Guide for  Using  the  Empirical Kinetics Modeling  Ap-
    proach Interface (EKMAI).
    PB92-196005/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    System  for Control of River Water Quality for the Com-
    munity of Madrid Using QUAL2E.
    PB92-206218/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    User's Guide for the SYSPOP Program: A PC Version of
    the PRESTO-EPA-POP Operation System. Version 1.0.
    PB92-213255/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    Optimal  Adaptive Local Grid Refinement Approach to
    Modeling Contaminant Transport.
    PB92-217314/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    User's Guide for the Urban  Airshed Model. Volume 7.
    User's Manual for the Performance Evaluation System.
    PB92-224849/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    BEN: A Model to Calculate the Economic Benefit of Non-
    compliance. User's Manual.
    PB92-230358/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Dynamic Toxics Wasteload Allocation Model (DINTOX).
    User's Manual.
    PB92-231570/REB                    92-04   PC AOS

    Electrostatic Precipitator V-l  (ESPVI 4.0) and Perform-
    ance Prediction Model (for  Microcomputers).
    PB92-502251/REB                    92-04   CP D02
COMUNIDAD DE MADRID (SPAIN)
    System  for  Control of River Water Quality for the Com-
    munity of Madrid Using QUAL2E.
    PB92-2062t8/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
    Guidance Development Document for Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines and New Source  Performance Standards for
    the Concrete Products. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231943/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

CONCRETE SLABS
    Recommended   Sub-Slab   Depressurization  Systems
    Design  Standard of the Florida  Radon Research Pro-
    gram.
    PB92-105626/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CONDITIONING (LEARNING)
    Eyebtink Conditioning in the Developing Rat.
    PB92-232982/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CONESTOGA RIVER
    Chesapeake Bay Citizen Monitoring Program Report Con-
    estoga River (October 1986-June 1990).
    PB92-217801/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF  A01

CONGENITAL ABNORMALITIES
    Limited  PCB Antagonism of TCDD-lnduced Malformations
    in Mice.
    PB92-166768/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF  A01
CONIFERS
    Preface and Introduction to  'The Response of Western
    Forests to Air Pollution'.
    PB92-143833/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
CONNECTICUT
    National Priorities List Sites: Connecticut.
    PB92-963203/REB
                                              92-01
            see individual report for order number and price
CONSERVATION
    Assessment of Promising Forest Management Practices
    and Technologies for Enhancing the Conservation and
    Sequestration of Atmospheric Carbon and Their Costs at
    the Site Level.
    PB92-122787/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02
CONSTRUCTION
    Evaluating Design and Verifying Compliance of  Created
    Wetlands in the Vicinity of Tampa, Florida.
    PB92-116045/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Approach to Improving Decision Making in Wetland Res-
    toration and Creation.
    PB92-217306/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
    Radon  Reduction  and   Radon-Resistant  Construction
    Demonstrations in New York State.
    PB92-174051/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04

CONSUMER PRODUCTS
    Characterization of  Products Containing Mercury in Mu-
    nicipal Solid Waste in the United States, 1970 to 2000.
    PB92-162569/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    U.S. EPA's Research on Life-Cycle Analysis.
    PB92-179878/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Citizen's Guide to Pesticides (Fourth Edition), November
    1991.
    PB92-218403/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
CONSUMPTIVE USE
    Drinking Water from Agriculturally Contaminated  Ground-
    water.
    PB92-195874/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CONTAINERS
    Novel Method  of Reducing Transient  Emissions from
    Rotary Kiln  Incinerators through Modified Waste  Packag-
      i92-195932/REB
                               92-01  PC A02/MF A01
CONTAMINANTS
    Development of a Solid Sample Analytical Procedure for
    Cyanide in Spent Ore. Final Technical Report.
    PB92-203496/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

CONTAMINATION
    Sampling of Contaminated Sites.
    PB92-110436/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CONTINUOUS MULTIUGAND DISTRIBUTION MODEL
    Continuous Multiligand Distribution Model Used to Predict
    the Stability Constant of Cu(ll) Metal Complexation with
    Humic Material from Fluorescence Quenching Data.
    PB92-101377/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION
    Superfund Contracts Management Issues.
    PB92-963257/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Implementation of the Alternative Remedial Contracting
    Strategy  (ARCS) Task Force Recommendations: Trans-
    mittal of the Implementation Plan.
    PB92-963258/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

    Contracting and Subcontracting Guide to  the Superfund
    Program.
    PB92-963274/REB                  92-04   PC Free
CONTRACT MANAGEMENT
    Solid Waste Contract Negotiation Handbook.
    PB92-232172/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Technical Assistance  Team  (TAT)  Contracts Users'
    Manual.
    PB92-963407/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02
CONTRACTORS
    National  Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP) Program.
    Proficiency Report, January 1992.
    PB92-120914/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF AOS

    National  Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP) Program.
    Proficiency Report, July 1992.
    PB92-206150/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF AOS

CONTROL SYSTEMS
    Fuzzy Logic Control of AC Induction Motors.
    PB92-180207/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Causes and Control  of Activated Sludge Bulking and
    Foaming.
    PB92-216977/REB                   92-04  PC AOS

CONTROL TECHNOLOGY CENTER
    EPA's Control  Technology Center: Technical Support to
    Federal, State, and  Local Agencies.
    PB92-198233/REB            92-04 PC A02/MF A01

    Control Technology Center FY91: A Fifth Year of Growth.
    PB92-238468/REB            92-04 PC A04/MF A01

COOLANTS
    Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
    Filtration. Technology Evaluation Report.
    PB92-126804/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
    Distillation: Technology Evaluation Report.
    PB92-153444/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

COOLING SYSTEMS
    Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
    Distillation: Technology Evaluation Report.
    PB92-153444/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS
    Asia Pacific Cleaner Production Conference: Cooperative
    Approaches  in Minimising Hazardous Wastes.  Held  in
    Melbourne, Australia on February 24-27, 1992.
    PB92-180173/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Guidance on Site Assessment Cooperative Agreements.
    PB92-224385/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Solid Waste Contract Negotiation Handbook.
    PB92-232172/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

COPPER
    Lead and Copper Rule  Guidance  Manual. Volume  1.
    Monitoring.
    PB92-112101/RES            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

    Copper Toxicity to Sperm, Embryos and Larvae of Tops-
    melt 'Atnerinops affinis', with Notes on Induced Spawn-
    PB92-129808/REB
                               92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Exposure and Release Estimations for Filter Press and
    Tray Dryer Operations Based on Pilot Plant Data.
    PB92-158450/REB           92-01   PC A14/MF AOS

COPPER IONS
    Continuous Multiligand Distribution Model Used to Predict
    the Stability Constant of Cu(ll) Metal Complexation with
    Humic Material from Fluorescence Quenching Data.
    PB92-101377/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

CORONA DESTRUCTION
    Corona Destruction:  An Innovative Control  Technology
    for VOCs and Air Toxics.
    PB92-206622/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

CORPUS STRIATUM
    Measurement of Tyrosine Hydroxylase Apoenzyme Pro-
    tein  by Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay  (ELISA):
    Effects of  1-Methyl-4-Phenyl-1,2,3,6-Tetrahydropyridine
    (MPTP) on Striatal  Tyrosine  Hydroxylase Activity and
    Content.
    PB92-209345/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

CORTICOSTERONE
    Corticosterone Hypersecretion in Preweanling Rats  Ex-
    posed Neonatally to Trimethyltin.
    PB92-227529/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

COST ANALYSIS
    Cost  Analysis of Soil  Depressurization Techniques for
    Indoor Radon Reduction.
    PB92-120443/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Hazardous Air  Pollutant  Program  (HAP-PRO). User's
    Manual (for Use with Version  1.0,  January-September,
    1990).
    PB92-135904/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    QAQPS Control Cost Manual (Fourth Edition). Supple-
    ment 1.
    PB92-137181/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Hazardous Air Pollutant Program (HAP-PRO). Version 1
    (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501212/REB                    92-01  CP D03

COST EFFECTIVENESS
    Clean Air Act Section 183(d) Guidance on Cost-Effective-
    ness.
    PB92-136795/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Proposed Effluent Limita-
    tions  Guidelines and Standards  for the Pesticide Manu-
    facturing Industry.
    PB92-173525/REB
                               92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Economic Incentives: Options for Environmental  Protec-
    tion.
    PB92-224831 /REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

    Cost-Effectiveness Analysis  of Effluent Standards and
    Limitations for Battery Manufacturing.
    PB92-231893/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

COSTS
    Standardized Costs  for Water Supply Distribution Sys-
    tems.
    PB92-141290/REB           92-01   PC A15/MF A03

    Standardized Costs  for Water Supply  Distribution  (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-501436/REB                   92-01  CP D02

COUGH
    Ineffectiveness of Cough for Enhancing Mucus Clearance
    in Asymptomatic Smokers.
    PB92-233022/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

COVERINGS
    RCRA Cover Systems for Waste Management Facilities.
    PB92-120435/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Alternative  Daily  Cover  Materials  for  Municipal Solid
    Waste Landfills.
    PB92-208206/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

    Ground-Water Issue: The Effects of Well Casing Material
    on Ground Water-Quality.
    PB92-224724/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

CRABS
    Dioxin and Furan Concentrations in Puget Sound Crabs.
    Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    PB92-132786/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

CRABS COMPUTER PROGRAM
    Computerized Risk and Bioaccumulation System (Version
    1.0).
    PB92-114164/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                        KW-21

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                                                                    KEYWORD INDEX
CRACKING (FRACTURING)
    Ductile-to-Brittle Transition  Time in  Polyethylene  Geo-
    membrane Sheet
    PB92-153758/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Stress Crack Testing of Polyethylene Geomembranes.
    PB92-217132/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA
    Disease Incidence and Potential Mechanisms of Defense
    for MSX-Resislant and -Susceptible Eastern Oysters Held
    in Chesapeake Bay.
    PB92-195650/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
CREATED WETLANDS
    Evaluating Created Wetlands through Comparisons with
    Natural Wetlands.
    PB92-111566/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Workshop Proceedings: The Role of Created and Natural
    Wetlands in Controlling Nonpoint Source Pollution. Held
    in Arlington, Virginia on June 10-11,1991.
    PB92-113463/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03
    Quality Assurance Project Plan: Tampa,  Florida Wetlands
    Study.
    PB92-122761/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03
CREOSOTE
    Removal of Creosote from Soil by Thermal Desorption.
    PB92-126638/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Biodegradation of Creosote and Pentachlorophenol in
    Contaminated Groundwater Chemical and Biological As-
    sessment
    PB92-129659/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative  Biological Treat-
    ment Processes for  the  Remediation  of Pentachloro-
    phenol-  and Creosote-Contaminated  Materials: Slurry-
    Phase Bkxemedtation.
    PB92-129683/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative  Biological Treat-
    ment Processes for  the  Remediation  of Pentachloro-
    phenol-  and Creosote-Contaminated  Materials: Solid-
    Phase Bioremediation.
    PB92-12972S/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Detoxification of  Pentachlorophenol and Creosote Con-
    taminated Groundwater by Physical Extraction: Chemical
    and Biological Assessment.
    PB92-129733/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Induction of Cytochrome P-450-IA1 in  Juvenile  Fish by
    Creosote-Contaminated Sediment
    PB92-129790/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Creosote, Pentachlorophenol, and Inorganic Arsenicals:
    Amendment of Notice of Intent to Cancel Registrations.
    PB92-152B42/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Removal ol Creosote from Soil by Biosluny Reactors.
    PB92-227339/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

CRESTED BUTTE (COLORADO)
    Reid Performance of Woodbuming  Stoves in  Crested
    Butte, Colorado.
    PB92-113133/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
CRISNATOL
    Efficient  Multiple-Exposure Analysis  of the Toxicity of
    Crisnatol: A DMA Intercalator in Phase 2 Clinical Trials.
    PB92-206283/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
CRITICAL LOADS
    Estimating Critical Loads of Sulfate to Surface Waters in
    the Northeastern Untied States: A Comparative  Assess-
    ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads of
    SuHate for Lakes.
    PB92-119015/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
CROP RESPONSE
    Impacts of Climate Change on Rice Yield: Evaluation of
    the Etficacrty of Different Modeling Approaches.
    PB92-188754/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
    Climate Change in Thailand and Its Potential  Impact on
    Rice Yield.
    PB92-232883/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
CROSS REACTIONS
    Serotogical Cross-Reactions between  'Escherichia  colt'
    O157 and other Species of the Genus 'Eschericnia'.
    PB92-180306/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01
CROSSWALK/MR TOXIC EMISSION FACTOR DATA
BASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
    Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
    ment System User's Manual, Version 1.2.
    PB92-1455S6/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03
    Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
    ment System (XATEF), (Version 1.2) (for Microcomput-
    ers).
    PB92-501626/REB                   92-01  CP D02
CRUDE OIL
    Alaska North Slope Oil-Field Restoration Research Strat-
        M51653/REB
                               92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Acoustic Location of Leaks in Pressurized Underground
    Petroleum Pipelines.
    PB92-207687/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

CRUSTACEA
    Nutritional Value of 'Artemia' and Tpgnopus califomicus'
    (Baker) for Two Pacific Mysid Species. 'Melamysidopsis
    etongata' (Holmes) and 'Mysdopsra intii' (Holmquist).
    PB92-108000/HEB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Test of Criteria for Introduced Species. The Global Inva-
    sion by the Isopod 'Synidotea laevidorsalts' (Miers, 1881).
    PB92-10801B/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CUBATAO (BRAZIL)
    Effects of Heavy Industrial Pollution on Respiratory Func-
    tion in  the Children of Cubatao, Brazil: A  Preliminary
    Report.
    PB92-217207/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

CULBERSON COUNTY (TEXAS)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Cul-
    berson County, Texas.
    PB92-232412/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

CULICIDAE
    Mosquito Control Pesticides: Adverse Impacts to Fresh-
    water Aquatic and Marine Organisms.
    PB92-195890/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

CULTIVATION
    Impact of Conservation Tillage Use on Soil and Atmos-
    pheric Carbon in the Contiguous United States.
    PB92-113448/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

CULTURE MEDIA
    Formation of Transconjugants on Plating Media Following
    'In situ' Conjugation Experiments.
    PB92-180330/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

CULTURED CELLS
    Isolation and Culture of Leydig Cells from Adult Rats.
    PB92-166321/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

CUMULUS CLOUDS
    Observations of Transport of Trace Gases by  Vigorous
    Convective Clouds.
    PB92-158484/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

CURIUM
    Determination  of alpha-emitting nuclides of Plutonium,
    americium and curium in environmental materials: PL 1.
    Sea water.
    DE92614732/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

CYANIDES
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Cyanide.
    PB92-173319/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Development of a Solid Sample Analytical Procedure for
    Cyanide in Spent Ore. Final Technical Report.
    PB92-203496/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

CYANOPHYTA
    Status Report  on Planktonte Cyanobacteria (Blue-Green
    Ataae) and Their Toxins.
    PB92-206259/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

CYCLOHEXYLAMINES
    Interactive Effects of Aldrin, Cyclohexylamine, 2,4-Diamin-
    otoluene and Two Phorbol Esters on Metabolic Coopera-
    tion between V79 Cells.
    PB92-108026/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

CYCLONE COMBUSTORS
    Technology Evaluation Report: Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
    clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 1.
    PB92-22221S/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Technology Evaluation Report: Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
    clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 2.
    PB92-222223/REB            92-04  PC A1S/MF A03

CYCLOPENTADIENE/HEXACHLORO
    Drinking Water Criteria  Document for Hexachlorocyclo-
    Daminozide Position Document 1.
    PB92-114222/REB            92-01
                                      PC A02/MF A01
    pentadiene.
    PB92-173418/REB
                               92-01   PC A06/MF A02
CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE
    Host Resistance to Trichmella spiralis' Infection in Rats
    and Mice: Species-Dependent Effects of Cyctophospha-
    mkJe Exposure.
    PB92-233006/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CYTOCHROME P-4SO
    Induction of Cytochrome P-450-IA1 in Juvenile Fish by
    Creosote-Contaminated Sediment
    PB92-129790/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

CYTOCHROMES
    Disposition  of  2,3,7,8-Tetrabromodibenzo-p-Dioxin  and
    2.3,7,8-Tetrachtorodibenzo-p-dioxin in the Rat: Biliary Ex-
    cretion and  Induction  of  Cytochromes CYP1A1  and
    CYP1A2.
    PB92-1S0747/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Response of a Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Line to
    Histamine: Intracellular Calcium Changes and Extracellu-
    lar Release of Inflammatory Mediators.
    PB92-209329/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CYTOMEGALOVIRUSES
    Murine Cytomegalovirus Host Resistance Models.
    PB92-217025/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DAIRIES
    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Dairy.
    PB92-217264/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

DALAPON
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Dalapon
    PB92-173327/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

DAM FAILURE
    Capsule Report: Acostic Monitoring to Determine the In-
    tegrity of Hazardous Waste Dams.
    PB92-179928/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DAMINOZIDE
    Daminozide Position Document 4.
    PB92-114198/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

    Daminozide Position Document 2/3.
    PB92-114214/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
DAPHNIA
    Modelling Individuals Employing an Integrated Energy Re-
    sponse: Application to 'Daphnia'.
    PB92-179829/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Effects  of Low Dissolved Oxygen on  Survival,  Growth
    and Reproduction  of  'Daphnia', 'Hyalella' and  'Gam-
    marus'.
    PB92-188846/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

DATA ANALYSIS
    Direct/Delayed Response Project: Soil Characterization
    Comparison.
    PB92-153428/REB           92-01   PC A16/MF A03

DATA BASE MANAGEMENT
    Superfund Soils Data Management System.
    PB92-139476/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

DATA BASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
    Volatile  Organic Compound (VOC) and Paniculate Matter
    (PM) Speciation Data System User's Manual, Version 1.4.
    PB92-105527/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
    ment System User's Manual,  Version 1.2.
    PB92-145556/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03

    Volatile  Organic Compound and Paniculate Matter (VOC/
    PM) Speciation Data Base Management System (SPECI-
    ATE), Version 1.4 (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-500354/REB                  92-01  CP D02

    Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
    ment System (XATEF). (Version 1.2) (for Microcomput-
    ers).
    PB92-501626/REB                  92-01  CP D02

DATA BASES
    SELCTV System Manual for  SELCTV and REFER Data-
    bases and the SELCTV Data  Management Program.
    PB92-113455/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Characteristics of the U.S. EPA's Office of Pesticide Pro-
    grams' Toxicity Information Databases.
    PB92-188978/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Introduction and Summary. Genotoxicity and Carcinogen-
    icity Databases: An Assessment of the Present Situation.
    PB92-18B986/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

DATA DICTIONARIES
    RCRIS  Data Element  Dictionary, Version  3.0.0. Data
    Tape Documentation.
    PB92-145515/REB           92-01   PC A2S/MF A06

    User's Guide and Data Dictionary tor Kenai Lakes Inves-
    tigation Project.
    PB92-178961/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

DATA FILE
    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) 1987-1989,  (on CD-ROM).
    PB92-500024/REB            92-01   CD-ROMS45.00

    Volatile Organic Compound and Paniculate Matter (VOC/
    PM) Speciation Data Base Management System  (SPECI-
    ATE), Version 1.4 (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-500354/REB                   92-01   CP 002

    Aquatic  Toxicity  Information Retrieval  Data Base (AC-
    QUIRE).
    PB92-500453/REB                   92-01   CP T02

    Aquqtic Toxicity Information  on VAX VMS Backup (AC-
    QUIRE  for VMS).
    PB92-S00479/REB                   92-01   CP T02

    National  Acid   Precipitation    Assessment   Program
    (NAPAP) Emissions Inventory, 1985 (Version 2). Develop-
    ment of the Annual Data and Modelers'  (for Microcom-
    puters).
    PB92-501139/REB                   92-01   CP DM

    Toxic  Substances Control Act (TSCA)  Chemical Sub-
    stances Inventory: Revised Inventory Synonym and Pre-
    ferred Name File, January 1992.
    PB92-501386/REB                   92-01  CP TOS

    Consolidated List of Chemical Subject to Reporting under
    the Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know
    Act. SARA Section  302  Extremely  Hazardous Sub-
    stances, CERCL Hazardous  Substances and SARA Sec-
    tion 313 Toxic Chemicals  (Title III,  List of  Lists) (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-501774/REB                   92-01   CP D02
    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI). 1990.
    PB92-501816/REB
                                       92-01  CP T14
    Roadmaps  to  Sources of Information on  Chemicals
    Listed in the Emergency Planning Community and Com-
    munity Right-to-Know Act (Also Known as SARA Title 3),
    Section 313. Toxic Release Inventory (for Microcomput-
    ers).
    PB92-501972/REB                   92-01  CP 004

    Fish and Chemistry  Data for the Upper  Peninsula  of
    Michigan Report (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-503085/REB                   92-04  CP D02

    Staten Island/New Jersey Urban Air  Toxics Assessment
    Project. Quarterly and Summary Data (for Microcomput-
    ers). October 1987-March 1991-
    PB92-504174/REB                   92-04  CP D02

    General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
    cides in the United States. Second Edition (for Microcom-
    puters).
    PB92-504356/REB                   92-04  CP D02
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                 DIESEL FUELS
    Enforcement Document Retrieval System (EDRS) - ASCI!
    (1972-November 1991).
    PB92-592210/REB                92-01  Subscription

    Enforcement  Document  Retrieval  System  {EDRS)  -
    EBCDIC (1972-November 1991).
    PB92-592220/REB                92-01  Subscription

    Resource   Conservation   and  Recovery  Information
    System (RCRIS) Extract Tape.
    PB92-592290/REB                    92-01  CP T01

    Enforcement Document Retrieval System (EDRS) Master
    File (1972-April 1992).
    PB92-592380/REB       92-01  Subscriptions! ,440.00

    Enforcement Document Retrieval System (EDRS) Update
    File (November 14, 1991 to April 22, 1992).
    PB92-592390/REB                    92-01  CP T99

DATA PROCESSING
    Interlaboratory  Study of Cellular Fluorescence  Intensity
    Measurements  with   Fluorescein-Labeled  Microbead
    Standards.
    PB92-153899/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

DAUGHTER PRODUCTS
    Indoor Radon and Radon Decay Product  Measurement
    Device Protocols.
    PB92-206176/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

DAUPHIN COUNTY (PENNSYLVANIA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Middle-
    town Air Field Site, Middletown, PA- (Second Remedial
    Action), December 1990.
    PB92-963904/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
DAVIDSON COUNTY (TENNESSEE)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, David-
    son County, Tennessee.
    PB92-232735/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

DAVIS COUNTY (UTAH)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Hill Air
    Force  Base, Operable Unit 2,  Chemical Disposal Pit 3,
    Site WP07,  Davis and Weber Counties,  UT. (First Reme-
    dial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964401/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
DOVP INSECTICIDE
    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 225: Dichlorvos (DDVP).
    PB92-185B18/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01
DECATUR (GEORGIA)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim  Measures. Deca-
    tur County, Georgia.
    PB92-231117/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

DECHLORINATION
    Regiospecific Dechlorination  of  Pentachlorophenol  by
    Dichlorophenol-Adapted  Microorganisms in Freshwater,
    Anaerobic Sediment Slurries.
    PB92-101674/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Reductive Dechlorination of Dichlorophenols in Anaerobic
    Pond Sediments (Chapter 13).
    PB92-101708/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Dechlorinations of  Polychlorinated Biphenyls  in  Sedi-
    ments of New Bedford Harbor.
    PB92-121151/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Environmental  Factors   Correlated  to  Dichlorophenol
    Dechlorination in Anoxic Freshwater Sediments.
    PB92-124346/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Reductive Dechlorination of Trichloroethylene in Anoxic
    Aquifer Material from Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey.
    PB92-179019/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Stimulation  of Reductive Dechlorination of Tetrachlor-
    oethene in  Anaerobic Aquifer Microcosms by Addition of
    Short-Chain Organic Acids or Alcohols.
    PB92-206465/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
DEEP-WATER HABITATS
    Proximity of Louisiana Sanitary Landfills to Wetlands and
    Deepwater  Habitats
    PB92-164953/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
DEERFIELD TOWNSHIP (OHIO)
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Summit
    National Liquid Disposal Service, Deerfield, OH.  (First Re-
    medial Action), (Amendment), November 1990.
    PB92-964116/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
DEF-S PESTICIDE
    Changes in the Physiological  Performance and Energy
    Metabolism of an Estuarine Mysid 'Mysidopsis bahia' Ex-
    posed in the Laboratory through a Complete Life Cycle to
    the Defoliant DEF.
    PB92-129709/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
DEFOLIANTS
    Changes in the Physiological  Performance and Energy
    Metabolism of an Estuarine Mysid 'Mysidopsis bahia' Ex-
    posed in the Laboratory through a Complete Life Cycle to
    the Defoliant DEF.
    PB92-129709/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
DEGRADATION
    Surfactant-Enhanced  Solubilization of  Tetrachloroethy-
    tene and Degradation Products in Pump and Treat Reme-
    diation.
    PB92-191121/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
DECREASING
    Degreasing System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
    PB92-139443/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Chemical  Substitution   for  1,1,1,-Trichloroethane and
    Methanol in an Industrial Cleaning Operation.
    PB92-179886/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
DEHALOGENATION
    Chemical  Dehalogenation  Treatability  Studies  under
    CERCLA: An Overview.
    PB92-231299/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Citizen's Guide to Glycolate Dehalogenation.
    PB92-233105/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

DEICERS
    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Research Program
    on the  Environmental Impacts and Control of Highway
    Deicing Salt Pollution.
    PB92-179688/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    CEHCLA Reporting Requirements for Releases of Ethyl-
    ene Glycol from Airplane De-icing Operations.
    PB92-963402/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

DELAWARE
    National Priorities List Sites: Delaware.
    PB92-963228/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

DENITRIFICATION
    Laboratory and Field Studies on BTEX Biodegradation in
    a Fuel-Contaminated Aquifer under Denitrifying Condi-
    tions.
    PB92-121227/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Optimizing BTEX Biodegradation under Denitrifying Con-
    ditions.
    PB92-124262/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Column Studies on BTEX Biodegradation under Microaer-
    ophilic and Denitrifying Conditions.
    PB92-179050/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DENSE NONAQUEOUS PHASE LIQUIDS
    Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids: A Workshop Summa-
    ry. Held in Dallas, Texas on April 16-18,1991.
    PB92-178938/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Estimating Potential for Occurrence of DNAPL at Super-
    fund Sites.
    PB92-963338/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DENSER-THAN-WATER NONAOUEOUS PHASE LIQUIDS
(DNAPL
    Multiphase Chemical Transport in Porous Media.
    PB92-205640/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACIDS
    Recovery of Bulk DNA from Soil by a Rapid, Small-Scale
    Extraction Method.
    PB92-108141/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Improved Sample Recovery  in Thermocycle Sequencing
    Protocols.
    PB92-124593/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    DNA Adducts  in Rat Lung,  Liver  and Peripheral Blood
    Lymphocytes  Produces  by   i.p.  Administration  of
    Benzo(a)Pyrene Metabolites and Derivatives.
    PB92-124627/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Specificity of Celjular DNA-Binding Sites of Microbial Pop-
    ulations in a Florida Reservoir.
    PB92-129618/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Direct DNA Sequencing of PCR Products.
    PB92-150671/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Potential of Carp to Bioactivate Benzo(a)pyrene to  Meta-
    bolites That Bind to DNA.
    PB92-189034/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DEPOSITION
    Evaluating the Utility of Natural Vegetation  in Assessing
    Arctic Accumulation of Air Toxics.
    PB92-103464/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Mercury Deposition and Sources for  the  Upper  Great
    Lakes Region.
    PB92-120500/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Routine Estimation and Reporting of Dry Deposition for
    the U.S.A. Dry Deposition Network.
    PB92-121144/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Regional Air Quality and  Acid Deposition  Modeling and
    the Role for Visualization.
    PB92-124247/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Tropospheric Nitrogen:  The Influence  of Anthropogenic
    Sources on Distribution and Deposition.
    PB92-126937/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Regional Patterns and Local Variability of Dry and Occult
    Deposition Strongly Influence  Sulfate  Concentrations in
    Maine Lakes.
    PB92-136951/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Diagnostic Evaluation of Regional  Acid Deposition  Model
    (RADM) Performance during a Period of Frontal Passage
    Using Aircraft Measurements.
    PB92-152958/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Partitioning of the Sulfate Budget into Gas and Aqueous-
    Phase  Components  in  the Regional  Acid  Deposition
    Model  (RADM).
    PB92-152966/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Investigation of RADM Performance Using Aircraft Meas-
    urements.
    PB92-152974/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Sensitivity of RADM to  Point Source Emissions Process-
      692-152982/REB
                                92-01   PC A02/MF A01
     Effect of Sub-Grid-Scale Rainfall Analysis on Sulfate Wet
     Deposition Estimates in the Regional Lagrangian Mode!
     of Air Pollution (RELMAP).
     PB92-158526/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
DESIGN CRITERIA
    Recommended   Sub-Slab   Depressurization   Systems
    Design  Standard of the  Florida  Radon Research Pro-
    gram.
    PB92-105626/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluating Design and Verifying Compliance of Created
    Wetlands in the Vicinity of Tampa, Florida.
    PB92-116045/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

DESORPTION
    Removal of Creosote from Soil by Thermal Desorption.
    PB92-126838/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Theoretical Evaluation of Stability of Volatile Organic
    Chemicals and Polar Volatile Organic Chemicals in Canis-
    ters.
    PB92-166941/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    On-Site Engineering  Report for the  Low-Temperature
    Thermal Desorption Pilot-Scale Test on Contaminated
    Soil.
    PB92-216936/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

DESULFURIZATION
    Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series: Flue Gas De-
    sulfurization. Dual Alkali Process.
    PB92-150341/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

    Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series: Flue Gas De-
    sulfurization: Spray Dryer Process.
    PB92-150358/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Capsule Report: Bahco Flue Gas Desulfurization and Par-
    ticulate  Removal System.
    PB92-179902/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

DETECTION
    Methods for the Detection of Microorganisms in the Envi-
    ronment.
    PB92-137454/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

DEVOLATILIZATION
    Oxidation and Devolatilization of Nitrogen in Coal Char.
    PB92-121441/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DIAMINOTOLUENES
    Interactive Effects of Aldrin, Cyclohexylamine, 2,4-Diamin-
    otoluene and Two Phorbol Esters on Metabolic Coopera-
    tion between V79 Cells.
    PB92-108026/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DIATOMACEOUS EARTH
    Radium Removal from Water by Manganese Dioxide Ad-
    sorption and Diatomaceous Earth Filtration.
    PB92-115260/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

DIATOMS
    Diatoms: Powerful Indicators  of Environmental Change.
    PB92-180397/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DICHLOROACETATE
    90-Day Toxicity Study of Dichloroacetate in Dogs.
    PB92-150853/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Hepatocarcinogenicity of  Chloral Hydrate, 2-Cnloroacetal-
    dehyde, and  Dichloroacetic  Acid in  the Male B6C3F1
    Mouse.
    PB92-232990/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DICHLOROPROPANES
    Subacute and Subchronic Oral Toxicity of 1,3-Dichloro-
    propane in the Rat.
    PB92-164912/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DICHLOROPROPENES
    1 3-Dichloropropene Position Document 1.
    PB92-114206/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DICHLOROVOS
    Dichlorvos (DDVP)  Position Document 1.
    PB92-114271/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DICTIONARIES
    Common Synonyms: For Chemicals Listed Under  Section
    313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
    Know Act.
    PB92-232164/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 DIELDRIN
    Teratogenesis,  Toxicity,  and Bioconcentration in Frogs
    Exposed to Dieldrin.
    PB92-180363/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Effects of Aqueous and  Dietary  Exposure of Dieldrin on
    Survival, Growth and  Bioconcentration in Mallard Duck-
    lings.
    PB92-217413/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 DIESEL ENGINES
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel  Engines - Caterpillar.
    PB92-182922/REB           92-04  PC A18/MF A04

    Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel  Vehicles - Cummins Engine Company, Inc.
    PB92-182930/REB           92-04  PC A21/MF A04

    Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines • Detroit Diesel Corporation.
    PB92-182948/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
     Diesel Vehicles - Hino Motors, Ltd.
     PB92-182955/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

 DIESEL FUELS
     Improvement in the Diagnostic Potential of (32)P-Postla-
     beling  Analysis Demonstrated by the Selective Formation
     and Comparative  Analysis  of Nitrated-PAH-Derived  Ad-
     ducts Arising from Diesel Particle Extracts.
     PB92-110485/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
DIET
    Effects of Aqueous and Dietary Exposure of Dteldrin on
    Survival, Growth and Bioconcentration in  Mallard Duck-
    lings.
    PB92-217413/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
DIETHYLHEXYL PHTHALATES
    Review of Di(2-Ethylhexyl)Phthalate (DEHP) Risk Assess-
    ments.
    PB92-198613/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DtETHYLMTROSAMINE
    Quantitative Image Cytometry of Hepatocytes Expressing
    Gamma-GkitamyT Transpeptidase and  Glutathione S-
    Transferase in Diethylnitrosamine-lnitiated Rats Treated
    with Phenobarbriol and/or Phthalate Esters.
    PB92-227586/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DIFFERENTIAL OPTICAL ABSORPTION
SPECTROMETERS
    Open Path Ambient Measurements of Pollutants with a
    DOAS System.
    PB92-192160/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

OIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE
    Radon  Pressure Differential  Project Phase  1, Florida
    Radon Research Program.
    PB92-148519/RES           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

DIFFUSION BARRIERS
    Improvement of  PMN Review Procedures to Estimate
    Protective  Clothing  Performance. Executive Summary
    Report
    PB92-105691/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Permeation  of Multifunctional Acrylates  through Three
    Protective Clothing Materials.
    PB92-164797/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

DIFFUSION MODELING
    User's Guide for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC2)
    Dispersion Models. Volume  1. User Instructions.
    PB92-2324S3/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

    User's Guide for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC2)
    Dispersion Models. Volume  2: Description of Model  Akjo-
    nttvns.
    PB92-232461/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    User's Guide for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC2)
    Dispersion Models. Volume  3: Guide to Programmers.
    PB92-232479/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

DIISOPROPVLFLUOROPHOSPHATE
    Acute Effects of Dfeopropyt Ftuorophosphate (DFP) on
    Autonorrnc and Behavioral  Thermoregulatory Responses
    in the Long-Evans Rat
    P892-124&8/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Relationship between Cholinesterase Inhibition and Ther-
    moregulation Following Exposure to Diisopropyl Ffcjoro-
    phosphate in the Rat
    PB92-158658/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
WMETHYLNrmOSAMINE
    Spongiosis Hepatis:  Chemical Induction.  Pathogenesis,
    and Possible Neoptostic Fate in a Teteost Fish Model.
    PB92-195700/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
DMETHYLOXAZOUDINEDfONC
    Physiologically Based Kinetic Model  of Rat and Mouse
    Gestation: Disposition of a Weak Acid.
    PB92-198647/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DWIIHUI'OLUENE
    Health Advisory for 2,4- and 2,6-Dinitrototuene (DMT)
    PB92-189315/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

DMITROTOLUENES
    Effect of Pentachlorophenol on the Activation of 2,6-DW-
    trotoluene  to  Genotadc Urinary  Motaboitoa in  CO-1
    Mice: A Comparison of Gl  Enzyme Activities  and Urine
    Mutagenioty
    PB92-150695/REB           92-01  PC AO3/MF A01

    2A5-TrichkxophenoxyacetJc Acid Influence on 2,6-DM-
    trotoluene-tnduced Urine Genotoxerty in Fisher 344 Rats:
    Effect on Gastrointestinal Microftora and Enzyme Activity.
    PB92-206309/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
ornocAp
    Dinocap Position Document 4.
    PB92-114370/REB

DMOSEB
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for  Dinoseb.
    PB92-173350/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Age-Retated Percutaneous  Penetration of 2-sec-Butyl-4-
    6-Dmitrophenol (Dinoseb) in Rats.
    PB92-227495/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
DIOXM
    Evaluation of Personal Cooling Devices for Dioxin Clean-
    up Operation.
    PB92-206895/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
DWXINS
    Evaluation of a Sampling and Analysis Method for Deter-
    mination of Potyhalogenated Dibenzo-p-Dtoons and Dt-
    benzofurans in Ambient Air.
    PB92-129600/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Dioxin and Furan Concentrations in Puget Sound Crabs.
    Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    PB92-132786/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Closure of a Dioxin Incineration Facility.
    PB92-191170/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Gas Chromatographic Ekitkxi Patterns  of  Chlorinated
    Dioxins versus Column Polarity.
    PB92-192186/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                         DIOUAT
                            Drinking Water Criteria Document for Diqual.
                            PB92-17336B/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

                         DKX1AT DIBROMIDE
                            Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 229: Diquat Dibromide.
                            PB92-126986/REB
                                                        92-01  PC A03/MF A01
92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                         DIRECT/DELAYED RESPONSE PROJECT
                            Direct/Delayed Response Project Soil Characterization
                            Comparison.
                            PB92-153428/REB            92-01  PC A16/MF A03

                            Direct/Delayed Response  Project  Future  Effects  of
                            Long-Term Sulfur  Deposition on Stream Chemistry in the
                            Mid-Appalachian Region of the Eastern United Slates.
                            PB92-232370/REB            92-04  PC A18/MF A04
                         DIRECTIVES
                            Accessing the $50 Million  Set-Aside in  the  Remedial
                            Action Budget for Quick Response at National Priorities
                            List Sites.
                            P892-963342/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

                            Authorization  for  Regional  Administrators to Approve
                            Consistency Exemptions at NPL Sites.
                            PB92-963343/REB            92-01  PC AOVMF A01
                         DIRECTORIES
                            INFOTERRA/USA Directory of Environmental Sources.
                            PB92-102433/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04
                            Access EPA: Public Information Tools, Major EPA Dock-
                            ets, Clearinghouses and  Hotlines, Records Management
                            Programs, Major EPA Environmental  Databases,  Library
                            and Information Services, State Environmental Libraries.
                            EPA Scientific Models New for 1992. 1992  Edition.
                            PB92-147438/REB                  92-04  PC*21.00
                            Catalogue and Directory of New England States and Re-
                            gional GIS Organizations and Activities, and an Assess-
                                •  • ~ air Future GIS K   '
                            merit of Their Future GIS Needs.
                            PB92-178227/REB           92-01
                                                              PC A13/MF A03
    Directory of Mine Waste Characterization and Drainage
    Quality  Contacts in  Western Governors'  Association
    Member States.
    PB92-18010B/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Directory of OAQPS Information Services, May 1992.
    PB92-198654/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Technical Support Services for Superfund Site Remedi-
    ation and RCRA Corrective Action. Third Edition.
    PB92-2056S7/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory. October 1991.
    PB92-963202/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory. May 1992.
    PB92-963264/REB                   92-01   PC E02
DISCRIMINATION LEARNING
    Neonatal Exposure  to Triethyttin Disrupts Olfactory Dis-
    crimination Learning in Preweanling Rats.
    PB92-124726/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Discriminative Stimulus Properties of Tnadimelon: Com-
    parison with Mettwfphenidate.
    PB92-143882/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
DISEASE SUSCEPTIBILITY
    Disease Incidence and Potential Mechanisms of Defense
    for MSX-fleststart and -Susceptible Eastern Oysters Held
    in Chesapeake Bay.
    PB92-195650/RES            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

DISEASES
    Protecting Our Drinking Water from Microbes.
    PB92-14O581/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01
DISINFECTANTS
    Field Studies for Control of Orgarecs and Disinfection By-
    products.
    PB92-124205/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Formation of Disinfection By-Products.
    PB92-124221/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Comparative Subchronic Toxioity Studies of  Three Disin-
    fectants.
    PB92-164920/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    RED Facts: Sodium  and Calcium Hypochtorite Salts.
    PB92-171958/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
DISINFECTION
    Reduction of Disinfection By-Product Precursors  by Nan-
    ofiltration.
    PB92-149269/REB            92-01   PC E99/MF A06

    Induction of Gastrointestinal Tract Nuclear Anomalies in
    B6C3F1  Mice  by 3-Cnkxc-4-(Dichlorometrivl)-5-Hydroxy-
    2(5H)-Furanone and  3,4-(DW)toro)-5-Hydroxy-2(5H)-Fur-
    anone, Mutagenic Byproducts of Chlorine Disinfection.
    PB92-164938/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Drinking Water and Health. Volume 5.
    PB92-223122/REB            92-04   PC AOB/MF A02

    Ozone Disinfection and Treatment of Urban Storm Drain
    Dry-Weather Flows: A Pilot Treatment Plant Demonstra-
    tion Project on the Kenter Canyon Storm Drain System in
    Santa Monica.
    PB92-239268/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

DISPERSANTS
    Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants: Evaluation of Three Labo-
    rBtory Procedures tor EstirnstinQ Porformsncs.
    PB92-222041/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A03

    Chemical OH Spill  Dispersants: Update State-of-the-Art
    on Mechanisms of  Action and Factors Influencing Per-
    formance with Emphasis on Laboratory Studies.
    PB92-222207/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
DISSOLVED INORGANIC CARBON
    Comparison of Methods for Determination of Dissolved
    Inorganic Carbon (DIC).
    PB92-179712/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON
    Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate:  3. Stabilization and Composition of Dissolved Or-
    ganic Carbon.
    P892-150564/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Landfill Leachate  Effects on Transport of Organic  Sub-
    stances in Aquifer Materials (Chapter 16).
    PB92-198225/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Landfill Leachate  Effects on Sorption of  Organic Micro-
    pollutants onto Aquifer Materials.
    PB92-198597/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DISTILLATION
    Fractionation of Complex Combustion Mixtures Using an
    Ion-Exchange Methodology.
    PB92-126887/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Enabling Document for New Source Performance Stand-
    ards  for Air Oxidation Processes  and Distillation Oper-
    ations in the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing
    Industry.
    PB92-161967/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
    Field-Testing Distribution Water Quality Models.
    PB92-113182/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Research Division's Research Activities in
    Support of EPA's Regulatory Agenda.
    PB92-124197/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Systems: Three Approaches to  Improve
    Mobile Home Park Compliance.
    PB92-164714/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Microbiological Changes in Source Water Treatment: Re-
    flections in Distribution Water Quality.
    PB92-217363/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DNAADDUCTS
    Selection of Adduct-Forming Chemicals for Human Moni-
    toring Studies.
    PB92-132877/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Morphological Transformation and DNA Adduct Forma-
    tion  by  Benzfflaceanthrylene  and  Its Metabolites in
    C3H10T1/2CLB Cells: Evidence for Both  Cyclopenta-
    Rrng  and Bay-Region Metabolic Activation Pathways.
    PB92-150762/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Metabolism of Benzo(a)Pyrene and Persistence  of DNA
    Adducts in the Brown Bullhead 'Ictalurus nebutosus'.
    PB92-189067/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Carcinogen-DMA Adducts in Cultures of Rat and Human
    Hepatocytes.
    PB92-18907S/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Cigarette Smoke-Induced DNA  Adducts in the Respirato-
    ry and Nonrespiratory Tissues of Rats.
    PB92-189083/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    DNA  Adduct Formation by 12 Chemicals with Populations
    Potentially Suitable for Molecular  Epidemiotogical Stud-
    ies.
    PB92-227628/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

DNA DAMAGE
    DNA  Adducts of the Amitumor Agent Oaziquone.
    PB92-150739/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    DNA  Strand Breaks Induced  in Cultured  Human  and
    Rodent Cells by Chkxohydroxyfuranones, Mutagens Iso-
    lated  from Drinking Water.
    PB92-164904/RE6           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Characterization of Stress-Responsive Behavior in 'Pseu-
    domonas aeruginosa1 PAO: Isolation of Tn3-lac2YA Fu-
    sions with Novel Damage-lnducible (din) Promoters.
    PB92-195718/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Induction of Prophage Lambda by Chlorinated Organics:
    Detection of Some Single-Species/Single-Site Carcino-

    PB92-195841/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Prophage Induction by DNA Topoisomerase  II  Poisons
    and Reactive-Oxygen Species: Role of DNA Breaks.
    PB92-195866/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DNA INSERTION ELEMENTS
    Efficient Multiple-Exposure Analysis of the Toxicity of
    Crisnatol: A DNA Intercalator in Phase 2 Clinical Trials.
    PB92-206283/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DNA PROBES
    Gene Probe for PO Messenger RNA Used to Index Acryl-
    amide Toxic Neuropathy in Rats.
    PB92-143957/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Differentiation of 'Giardta duodenaiis' from Other 'Giardia
    spp.'  by Using Potymerase Chain Reaction  and Gene
    Probes.
    PB92-150531/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DNA TOPOISOMERASE I
    New  Action tor Topoisomerase Inhibitors.
    PB92-110451/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DNA TOPOISOMERASE II
    Potyplotcty  Induction as a Consequence of Topoisomer-
    ase Inhibition. A Flow Cytometric Assessment.
    PB92-143866/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                      ECOLOGY
   Prophage Induction by DMA Topoisomerase II Poisons
   and Reactive-Oxygen Species: Role of DNA Breaks.
   PB92-195866/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
DOCUMENTATION
   Pesticide Compact Label File - 1990 Updates.
   PB92-911600/REB               92-01   Subscription
DOCUMENTS
   EPA Publications Bibliography 1984-1990. Part 1. Report
   Summaries. Part 2. Indexes.
   PB91-205500/REB                92-01   PCJ200.00
DOOLY COUNTY (GEORGIA)
   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Dooly
   County, Georgia.
   PB92-232750/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01
DOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS
   Evaluating  the   Relationship of Metabolic  Activation
   System Concentrations and  Chemical Dose Concentra-
   tions for the Salmonella Spiral and Piate Assays.
   PB92-113331 /REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Reversibility of Tributyltin-lnduced Toxicity In vitro as a
   Function of Concentration and Duration of Exposure (C X
      192-164854/REB
                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
OOSIMETRY
    Dosimetry  of  Localized  Accumulations  of  Cigarette
    Smoke and Radon Progeny at Bifurcations.
    PB92-164847/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
DOVER (NEW HAMPSHIRE)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  1): Dover
    Municipal  Landfill. Dover, NH. (First  Remedial  Action),
    September 1991.
    PB92-963702/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03
DOWNWASH
    Fluid Modeling  Simulation of Stack-Tip  Downwash  for
    Neutrally Buoyant Plumes.
    PB92-166644/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
DRAG OUT
    Modifications  to Reduce Drag Out at a Printed Circuit
    Board Manufacturer.
    PB92-198555/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
DRAINAGE SYSTEMS
    U S EPA's Manual of Practice for the Investigation and
    Control of Cross-Connection Pollution into Storm Drain-
    age Systems.
    PB92-217074/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

DREDGE SPOIL
    Chetco Ocean Dredged Material Disposal Site (ODMDS)
    Designation: Final Environmental Impact Statement.
    PB92-104470/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02
DREDGED MATERIALS
    Developing Sediments Quality Standards:  Comprehensive
    Sediment Management in Puget Sound.
    AD-P006 465/9/REB         92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 DRIED BLOOD
    RED Facts: Dried Blood.
    PB92-145465/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Dried Blood.
    PB92-161942/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 DRINKING WATER
    Manual for the  Certification of  Laboratories Analyzing
    Drinking Water. Criteria  and Procedures Quality Assur-
    ance. Third Edition. Change 1.
    PB92-150390/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Handbook for Special  Public Notification for Lead for
    Public Drinking Water Suppliers.
    PB92-164722/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Removing Radium from Water by Plain and Treated Acti-
    vated Alumina.
    PB92-164789/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
    Safe Drinking Water from Small Systems: Treatment Op-

    PB92-198605/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
    Methods for the Determination of Organic Compounds in
     Drinking Water. Supplement 2.
     PB92-207703/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF  A03
     Removal of Radium from Drinking Water.
     PB92-218320/REB            §2-04  PC A07/MF  A02
     Pesticides in Drinking-Water Wells.
     PB92-225069/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
     Is Your Drinking Water Safe.
     PB92-232198/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
     Andrew W. Breidenbach Environmental Research Center
     Small Systems Resource Directory.
     PB92-239565/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  DROPS (LIQUIDS)
     Trajectory and Incineration of Rogue Droplets in a Turbu-
     lent Diffusion Flame.
     PB92-120450/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  DRUG FREE WORK PLACE ACT
     Determent and Suspension.
     PB92-963331/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01
  DRUG THERAPY
     Efficient Multiple-Exposure Analysis  of the Toxicity of
     Crisnatol: A DNA Intercalator in Phase 2 Clinical Trials.
      PB92-206283/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
      Rational Approaches to the Management of Bronchopul-
      monary Disease.
      PB92-206473/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
DRY CLEANING
    Dry Cleaning  Facilities: Background Information for Pro-
    posed Standards.
    PB92-126762/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
    Economic Impact Analysis of Regulatory Controls in the
    Dry Cleaning Industry.
    PB92-126770/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03
    Guidance Document fof Effluent  Discharges from  the
    Auto and Other Laundries. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231927/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A03
DRY METHODS
    Routine Estimation  and  Reporting  of Dry Deposition for
    the U.S.A. Dry Deposition Network.
    PB92-121144/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
DRYING APPARATUS
    Capsule  Report:  Benefits  of Microprocessor Control of
    Curing Ovens for Solvent-Based Coatings.
    PB92-179993/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
DUBUQUE COUNTY (IOWA)
    Protecting  Endangered  Species: Interim Measures,  Du-
    buque County, Iowa.
    PB92-232560/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): People's
    Natural Gas Coal Gasification  Site, Dubuque,  IA. (First
    Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964301/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

DUCKS
    Effects of Aqueous and Dietary Exposure of Dieldnn on
    Survival, Growth and Bioconcentration in Mallard Duck-

    PB^2-217413/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Age-Dependent Changes  in Activity of Mallard Plasma
    Cnolinesterases.
    PB92-232875/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
DUPONT/OBERUN MICROFILTRATION TREATMENT
    Technology Evaluation  Report SITE  Program Demon-
    stration of the DuPont/Oberlin Microfiltration Technology.
    PB92-153410/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
    Technology Demonstration Summary, DuPont/Oberlin Mi-
    crofiltration System. Palmerton. Pennsylvania.  April-May
    1992
    PB92-224351/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
DUPONT/OBERLIN MICROFILTRATION TREATMENT
SYSTEM
    DuPont/Obeflin Microfiltration  Technology. Applications
    Analysis Report.
    PB92-119023/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
     Demonstration of Microfiltration Ti
     PB92-136936/REB            92-01
                                        A02/MF A01
 OURSBAN
     Long-Term  Neurochemical  and Behavioral Effects In-
     duced by Acute Chlorpyrifos Treatment.
     PB92-206366/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

 DYES
     Fate of Commercial Disperse Dyes in Sediments.
     PB92-101401/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
     Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Parti-
     tion Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes. Part 1. Relationship
     between Solubility and Partition Coefficient.
     PB92-124320/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
     Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Parti-
     tion Coefficient  of Hydrophobic Dyes.  Part 2. Reverse-
     Phase High Performance Liquid Chramatography.
     PB92-124338/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
     Predicting the Precipitation of Acid and  Direct Dyes in

     PB92-206200/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 DYNAMIC TOXICS WASTELOAD ALLOCATION MODEL
     Dynamic Toxics Wasteload Allocation  Model (DINTOX).
     User's Manual.
     PB92-231570/REB                   92-04   PC MS
 EARLY PREGNANCY PROTOCOL
     Use of  Bromoergocryptine in the Validation of Protocols
     for the  Assessment of Mechanisms of Earty Pregnancy
     Loss in the Rat.
     PB92-124692/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EARLY REDUCTIONS PROGRAM
     Questions and Answers about the Early Reductions Pro-
                                92-01  PC A04/MF A01
   gram.
   PB92-180124/REB
   Enabling Document for  Regulations  Governing Compli-
   ance Extensions for Early Reductions of Hazardous Air
   Pollutants
   PB92-180132/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
EARTH FILLS
   Analysis of  Factors Affecting  Methane Gas Recovery
   from Six Landfills.
   PB92-101351/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03
      Markets for Scrap Tires.
      PB92-115252/REB
                                 92-01   PC A06/MF A02
                                                         Available Disposal Capacity for Solid Waste in Illinois.
                                                         PB92-139815/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
                                                         Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
                                                         PB92-150614/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                         Development of an Empirical Model of  Methane Emis-
                                                         sions from Landfills.
                                                         PB92-152875/REB
                              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
                                                         Environmental Protection Agency's Municipal Solid Waste
                                                         Landfill Liner Design Criteria.
                                                         PB92-153766/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                         Proximity of Louisiana Sanitary Landfills to Wetlands and
                                                         Deepwater Habitats.
                                                         PB92-164953/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                         U.S. EPA's  Global  Climate  Change  Program:  Landfill
                                                         Emissions and Mitigation Research.
                                                         PB92-180215/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                         Background  Document  for  the  Liquid  Release Test:
                                                         Single  Laboratory Evaluation  and 1988  Collaborative
                                                         Study
                                                         PB92-183201/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
                                                         Landfill Gas Utilization: Options, Benefits, and Barriers.
                                                         PB92-195916/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                         Landfill Leachate Effects on Transport of  Organic Sub-
                                                         stances in Aquifer Materials (Chapter 16).
                                                         PB92-198225/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                         Landfill Leachate Effects on Sorption  of Organic Micro-
                                                         pollutants onto Aquifer Materials.
                                                         PB92-198597/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
                                                         Alternative  Daily Cover  Materials for  Municipal Solid
                                                         Waste Landfills.
                                                          PB92-208206/REB
                               92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Relationship between Free Liquids and Solids Content for
    Sewage Sludges.
    PB92-227453/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EASTERN LAKE SURVEY
    Fish Communities in Lakes in Subregion  2B (Upper Pe-
    ninsula of Michigan) in Relation to Lake Acidity. Volume 1
    and Volume 2: Appendices. Data Tape Documentation.
    PB92-169630/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03
    Fish  and Chemistry Data for the  Upper Peninsula of
    Michigan Report (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-503085/REB                   92-04   CP D02

EASTERN REGION (UNITED STATES)
    Regional Fine Particle Field Study: Data Base and Initial
    Results.
    PB92-106939/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Urban Air Toxics Monitoring Program  Carbonyl  Results,

    PB92-110030/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
    Evaluation of RADM Predictions for a Mesoscale-beta
    Box Volume over Northeastern Pennsylvania.
    PB92-158492/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Non-Urban Ozone Con-
    centrations over the Eastern United States Using Rotated
    Principal Component Analysis.
    P892-192152/REB           92-01  PC  A02/MF A01

ECOLOGY
    EPA's Environmental Monitoring and  Assessment Pro-
    gram- An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
    PB92-121169/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    U S.  Environmental Protection Agency's Environmental
    Monitoring  and Assessment Program:  An  Ecological
    Status and Trends Program.
    PB92-121292/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Influence of Size on  Fate  and  Ecological  Effects  of
    Kepone in Physical Models.
    PB92-121326/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Integrating Sustainable  Agriculture, Ecology, and Environ-
    mental Policy.  Proceedings of a Workshop. Held in Ar-
    lington, Virginia, on July 22-23, 1991.
    PB92-137975/REB            92-01   PC A11/MF A03
    Monitoring  and Research Strategy  for Forests-Environ-
    mental Monitoring and Assessment Program.
    PB92-146208/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02
    Alaska North Slope Oil-Field  Restoration Research Strat-
      Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
      PB92-121235/HEB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
      Construction,  Monitoring, and Performance of Two Soil

      PB92-124049/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
      Compilation of Current Practices at Land Disposal Facili-
      ties:  Summary of Liner and Leak Detection  Designs,
      Action Leakage Rates. Response Action Plans, and Man-
      agement of Liquids in Landfills.
      PB92-128206/REB            92-01   PC AOB/MF A02
        12-151653/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
     Ecological Regions versus Hydrologic Units: Frameworks
     for Managing Water Quality.
     PB92-153873/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     Progress Report of the Baywide  Nutrient Reduction Re-
     evaluation: Chesapeake Bay Program.
     PB92-161033/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
     Oregon, USA,  Ecological Regions and  Subregions for
     Water Quality Management.
     PB92-180348/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
     Chesapeake Bay Waterfowl Policy and Management Plan
     (Agreement Committment Report).
     PB92-186451/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
     Fteproductive Ecology of the Inland Silverside, 'Menidia
     beryllina'.  (Pisces: Atherinidae)  from Blackwater  Bay,

     PB92-195775/REB          92-01  PC A03/MF A01
     Peer Review Workshop Report on a Framework for Eco-
     logical Risk Assessment.
     PB92-213198/REB          92-04 PC A06/MF A02
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                                                                   KEYWORD  INDEX
    Cartographic  and Geometric  Components of a Global
    Sampling Design for Environmental Monitoring.
    PB92-217397/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    America's Ecological Report Card: Environmental Moni-
    toring and Assessment Program (EMAP) (Video).
    PB92-780865/REB                 92-04  AV$35.00

    ECO Update: Ecological Assessment of Superfund Sites.
    An Overview. Volume 1, Number 2, December 1991.
    PB92-963335/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    ECO Update: The Role of BTAGs in Ecological Assess-
    ment Volume 1, Number 1, September 1991.
    PB92-963337/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 4. Developing a Work
    Scope for Ecological Assessments.
    PB92-963370/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 5, August 1992. Briefing
    the BTAG: Initial Description of Setting, History, and Ecol-
    ogy of a Site.
    PB92-963374/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
    ABEL. User's Manual.
    PB92-230366/REB
                               92-04  PC A08/MF A02
ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE
    Economic Incentives: Options for Environmental Protec-
    tion.
    PB92-224831/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

ECONOMIC IMPACT
    Economic Impact Analysis of Regulatory Controls  in the
    Dry Cleaning Industry.
    PB92-126770/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03
ECONOMIC IMPACTS
    Economic Impact  Analysis of Proposed  Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Standards for the Pesticide Manu-
    facturing Industry.
    PB92-173533/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

    Economic Impact  Analysis of  Effluent  Limitations and
    Standards for the Battery Manufacturing Industry.
    PB92-231901/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

ECOSYSTEMS
    Environmental Monitoring  and  Assessment Program
    (EMAP) Design Report.
    PB92-103449/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Indicators for Monitoring Biodiversity: A Hierarchical Ap-
    proach.
    PB92-108117/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Ecological Indicators.  Proceedings  of  an International
    Symposium. Held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on October
    16-19. 1990.
    PB92-114131/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF EM

    Forest Health Monitoring Plot Design and Logistics Study.
    PB92-118447/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Global Ecosystems  Database. Version  0.1  (Beta-test).
    EPA  Global  Climate Research Program. NOAA/NGDC
    Global Change  Database  Program. Prototype 1.  Data-
    base Documentation. NGDC Key to Geophysical Records
    Documentation No. 25.
    PB92-122803/REB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03

    Role of Climate in Forest Monitoring and Assessment A
    New England  Example.
    PB92-132885/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Proximity of Louisiana Sanitary Landfills to Wetlands and
    Deepwater Habitats.
    PB92-164953/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Air Pollution Effects on  Biodiversity.
    PB92-170166/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03
    Pollution Impacts at the Stand and Ecosystem Levels.
    PB92-179027/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Methods of Assessing  Responses of Trees,  Stands and
    Ecosystems to Air  Pollution (Chapter 7).
    PB92-180231 /REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Approach to Assessment of Management Impacts on Ag-
    ricultural Soil Carbon.
    PB92-217173/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Restoration of Aquatic  Ecosystems: Science, Technology
    and Public Policy.
    PB92-224161/REB           92-04  PC A24/MF AM
EDEMA
    Myelin Basic  Protein-Messenger RNA  (MBP-mRNA) Ex-
    pression during Tnethyltin-lnduced Myelin Edema.
    PB92-150861/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EDGEWOOD (MARYLAND)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Ab-
    erdeen Proving Ground, Edgewood,  MD. (First Remedial
    Action). September 1991.
    PB92-963916/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EELGRASS
    Long-Term Changes  in  the  Areal  Extent of Tidal
    Marshes, Eetgrass Meadows and Kelp Forests of Puget
    Sound.
    PB92-104496/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EFFICIENCY
    Numerical Calculation:  Aspiration Efficiency  of Aerosols
    into Thin-Walled Sampling Inlets.
    PB92-132901/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EFFLUENTS
    Responses of Wetland Rants to  Effluents in Water and
    Sediment
    PB92-129758/REB           92-01   PCA02/MFA01
    Complex Effluent Toxicity Information  System (CETIS)
    (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501899/REB                   92-01  CP D04
EGGPLANTS
    Protection of Tomatoes, Egg Plants, and Peppers: 1979-
    April 1991. Citations from AGRICOLA  Concerning Dis-
    eases and Other Environmental Considerations.
    PB92-140201/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03
EKMAI COMPUTER PROGRAM
    Guide  for Using the Empirical  Kinetics  Modeling Ap-
    proach Interface (EKMAI).
    PB92-196005/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EL NINO
    Effects of El Nino and La Nina on Seabird Assemblages
    in the Equatorial Pacific.
    PB92-217405/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EL PASO COUNTY (TEXAS)
    Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim  Measures,  El
    Paso County, Texas.
    PB92-232420/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

ELECTRIC BATTERIES
    Control  Technologies for  Remediation of Contaminated
    Soil and Waste Deposits at Superfund Lead Batten/ Re-
    cycling Sites.
    PB92-227388/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Standards and
    Limitations for Batten/ Manufacturing.
    PB92-231B93/REB           9244  PC A03/MF A01
    Economic Impact Analysis of Effluent Limitations and
    Standards for the Battery Manufacturing Industry.
    PB92-231901/REB           92-04  PC AOB/MF A02

ELECTRIC CORONA
    Corona  Destruction:  An Innovative  Control  Technology
    for VOCs and Air Toxics.
    PB92-206622/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ELECTRIC FIELDS
    Electric and Magnetic Fields Near AM Broadcast Towers.
    PB92-101427/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Research Strategy for Electric and Magnetic Fields: Re-
    search Needs and Priorities.
    PB92-170174/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

ELECTRIC MOTORS
    Waste  Minimization  Assessment for a  Manufacturer  of
    Permanent-Magnet DC Electric Motors.
    PB92-196369/REB           92-04  PCA02/MFA01
ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS
    Evaluation of NOx Emission Control Catalysts for Power
    Plant SCR Installations.
    PB92-121276/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY
    Measurement and Prediction of the Resistivity of Ash/
    Sorbent Mixtures Produced by Sulfur Oxide Control Proc-
    PB92-126812/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
ELECTROLYTIC RESPIROMETRY
    Development of Predictive Structure-Biodegradation Re-
    lationship Models with the Use of Respirometrically Gen-
    erated Biokinetic Data.
    PB92-191196/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Respirometric Methods for Determination of Biodegrada-
    bility and Biodegradation Kinetics for Hazardous Organic
    Pollutant Compounds.
    PB92-217108/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
ELECTRON  ACCEPTORS
    Biodegradation of Monoaromatic Hydrocarbons by Aqui-
    fer Microorganisms Using Oxygen, Nitrate,  or Nitrous
    Oxide as the Terminal Electron Acceptor.
    PB92-110543/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
ELECTRON  CAPTURE MASS SPECTROMETRY
    Comparative Analysis of Dioxins and Furans  in Ambient
    Air by High Resolution and Electron Capture Mass Spec-

    PB92-206440/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
    Development  Document for Effluent  Limitations. Guide-
    lines for the Electrical and Electronic Components. Point
    Source Category. Phase 2.
    PB92-232016/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS
    Effects on Electrostatic Precipitation of Changes in Grain
    Loading, Size Distribution, Resistivity, and Temperature.
    PB92-113109/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Evaluation of Pilot ESP Performance with Elevated Load-
    ings from Sorbent Injection Processes.
    PB92-113117/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    SUPER  ESP: Ultimate Electrostatic  Precipitation.
    PB92-113125/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Modeling Wave Form Effects in ESPs: The Algorithm in
    ESPM and ESPVI.
    PB92-121243/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    ESP VI  4.0 Electrostatic Precipitator VI and Performance
    Prediction Model.
    PB92-169614/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Electrostatic Precipitator  V-l (ESPVI  4.0) and Perform-
    ance Prediction Model (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-502251/REB                    92-04  CP D02
ELECTROSTATICS
    Quantitative Comparison  of Molecular Electrostatic Po-
    tentials  for Structure-Activity Studies.
    PB92-110519/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ELK CREEK WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA
    Evaluation of Wetland  Development and Waterbird  Re-
    sponse at Elk Creek Wildlife Management Area, Lake
    Mills. Iowa. 1961 to 1990.
    PB92-153386/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ELKART (INDIANA)
    Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 5): Main
    Street Well Field, Elkhart, IN. (Second Remedial Action),
    March 1991.
    PB92-964107/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

ELKHART (INDIANA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):  Conrail
    Railyard, Elkhart  County,  IN. (First Remedial Action),
    June 1991.
    PB92-964109/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

ELUTRIATES
    Predicting  the Toxicity of Bulk Sediments to Aquatic Or-
    ganisms with Aqueous Test Fractions: Pore Water versus
    Elutriate.
    PB92-150606/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Contribution of Ammonia, Metals and Nonpolar Organic
    Compounds to the Toxicity of  Sediment Interstitial Water
    from an Illinois River Tributary.
    PB92-150648/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EMBRYOS
    Developmental Malformation of Frog Embryos: An Analy-
    sis of Teratogenicity of Chemical  Mixtures.
    PB92-108190/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    In  vitro/In vivo Comparison  of  Yolk-Sac Function and
    Embryo Development.
    PB92-150804/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EMERGENCIES
    National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contin-
    gency Plan (The NCP).
    PB92-963261/REB           92-01   PC A15/MF A03

EMERGENCY EXEMPTION
    Emergency Exemptions under  Section 18 of the Federal
    Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act. 2. Instructions
    for Submission of Emergency Exemption Applications.
    PB92-183243/REB           92-04   PCA03/MFA01

EMERGENCY PLANNING
    Manual of Protective Action Guides and Protective  Ac-
    tions for Nuclear Incidents.
    PB92-164763/REB           92-01   PC A12/MF A03

    Guidelines for Catastrophic Emergency Situations Involv-
    ing Asbestos.
    PB92-218361/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of
    Federally-Funded Removals. Fifth Annual Report - Fiscal
    Year 1990.
    PB92-963403/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

EMERGENCY PLANNING AND COMMUNITY RIGHT TO
KNOW ACT
    Toxic  Release Inventory (TRI).  Documentation for  the
    1990 Magnetic Tape.
    PB92-155381/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Consolidated  List of Chemicals Subject  to  Reporting
    under the  Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
    Know Act. (Title  III of  the Superfund Amendments and
    Reauthorization Act of 1986).
    PB92-155399/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Making It Work: Title 3 Compliance. The Public's Right-
    to-Know.
    PB92-224690/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Title 3 on  Indian Lands: A Guide to the Emergency Plan-
    ning and Community Right-to-Know Act.  (Technical  As-
    sistance Bulletin). Volume 10. Number 2.
    PB92-224740/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Bibliography of Materials on the Emergency Planning and
    Community Right-to-Know Act  (Title III of SARA).
    PB92-224823/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Consolidated List of Chemical  Subject to Reporting under
    the Emergency Planning and  Community Right to Know
    Act.  SARA  Section  302 Extremely  Hazardous  Sub-
    stances, CERCL Hazardous Substances and SARA Sec-
    tion 313 Toxic Chemicals  (Title  III.  List  of Lists)  (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-501774/REB                   92-01  CP D02

EMERGENCY  PLANNING AND COMMUNITY RIGHT-TO-
KNOW ACT OF 1986
    Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act:
    Section 313 Release Reporting Requirements.
    PB92-226216/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EMERGENCY RESPONSE NOTIFICATION SYSTEM
    CERCLA Notifications:  Emergency Response Notification
    System (ERNS) Fact Sheet
    PB92-963411/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Overview  of  ERNS: Emergency Response Notification
    System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
    PB92-963412/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Oil  Notifications:  Emergency   Response  Notification
    System (ERNS) Fact Sheet
    PB92-963413/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROGRAM
    Superfund Emergency  Response Actions: A Summary of
    Federally-Funded  Removals. Fifth Annual Report - Fiscal
    Year 1990.
    PB92-963403/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                       EMISSION INVENTORIES
EMERGING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
    U.S. Environmental Protection  Agency's SITE Emerging
    Technology Program: 1991 Update.
    PB92-150663/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EMISSION
    Solvent Use Emissions Estimation Methodologies: Future
    Implications.
    PB92-150440/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EMISSION CONTROL
    Degreaser System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
    AD-A242110/5/REB          92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Audi.
    PB91-242644/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E99
    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles • BMW.
    PB91-242651/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Ferrari - Fiat.
    PB91-242669/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Ford.
    PB91-242677/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E19
    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Ford.
    P891-242685/REB           92-01  PCA99/MFE11
    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Fuji.
    PB91-242693/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06
    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - General Motors.
    PB91-242701/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E99

    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Isuzu Motors.
    PB91-242719/REB           92-01  PC A19/MF A04

    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Isuzu Motors.
    PB91-242727/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles and Light-Duty Trucks  - Nissan.
    PB91-242735/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E99

    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Volkswagen.
    PB91-242743/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E99

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Mack Truck.
    PB91-242768/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
    PB91-242776/REB           92-01  PC A25/MF A06

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Engines - Navistar.
    PB91-242784/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Chrysler.
    PB92-122225/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
    PB92-122233/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

    Application far Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Chrysler.
    PB92-122241/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF A04

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Daihatsu.
    PB92-122258/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Federal Coach.
    PB92-122266/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Rat.
    PB92-122274/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF EM

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Fiat Ferrari.
    PB92-122282/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Ford.
    PB92-122290/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E11

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Ford.
    PB92-122308/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E16
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - General Motors.
    PB92-122316/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E99

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Grumman Olson.
    PB92-122324/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Honda.
    PB92-122332/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Hyundai.
    PB92-122340/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Isuzu.
    PB92-122357/REB           92-01  PC A24/MF A04
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Isuzu.
    PB92-122365/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03
Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Mazda
PB92-122373/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mazda.
PB92-122381/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mercedes Benz.
PB92-122399/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E14

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mitsubishi.
PB92-122407/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - PAS Inc.
PB92-122415/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Rolls Royce.
PB92-122423/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Subaru.
PB92-122431/REB            92-01  PC A24/MF A04

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Toyota.
PB92-122449/REB            92-01  PCA99/MFE11

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Toyota.
PB92-122456/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Volkswagen.
PB92-122464/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E99

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Volvo Cars of North America.
PB92-122472/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E19
Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Motorcycles - Yamaha.
PB92-122480/REB            92-01  PCA21/MFA04

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Chrysler Otto Cycle.
PB92-122506/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Engines - Ford.
PB92-122514/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines • Hino Motors Inc.
PB92-122522/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines - Mercedes Benz.
PB92-122530/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines - Mitsubishi Motors Corporation.
PB92-122548/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines - Nissan.
PB92-122555/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Vehicles - Perkins.
PB92-122563/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03
Application for Certification 1990 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - BMW.
PB92-127968/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E99
Application for Certification 1990 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Honda.
PB92-127976/REB            92-01  PC A22/MF A04
Application for Certification 1990 Heavy-Duty Diesel - De-
troit Diesel.
PB92-127984/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03
Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
PB92-127992/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Chrysler.
PB92-128008/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E11
Application for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Chrysler.
PB92-128016/REB            92-01   PCA99/MFE11
Application for  Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Fiat.
PB92-128024/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03
Application for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - American Honda.
PB92-128032/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF EOS

Application for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Jaguar.
PB92-128040/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
Application for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mazda Motor Company.
PB92-128057/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E14
Application for Certification  1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mercedes Benz.
PB92-128065/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E08
Application for Certification  1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Mitsubishi.
PB92-128073/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06
Application for Certification 1991  Model  Year  Light-Duty
Vehicles - Range Rover.
PB92-128081/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
Application for Certification 1991  Model Year  Light-Duty
Vehicles - Sterling.
PB92-128099/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Volvo.
    PB92-128107/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E19
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Gas - Chrysler.
    PB92-128115/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Isuzu Motors.
    PB92-128123/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

EMISSION FACTORS
    Analysis of Factors Affecting Methane  Gas  Recovery
    from Six Landfills.
    PB92-101351/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Screening  Methods for the Development of Air Toxics
    Emission Factors.
    PB92-108778/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF A04

    Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of
    Styrene, Interim Report.
    PB92-126788/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors. Volume 1.
    Stationary  Point and Area Sources.  Fourth Edition. Sup-
    plement D.
    PB92-126945/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Documentation of AIRS AMS National Methodologies.
    PB92-132869/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Residential Wood Combustion: Issues and Emission Esti-
    mation Techniques.
    PB92-139435/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    National Air Quality and Emissions Trends Report, 1990.
    PB92-141555/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Assessment of VOC Emissions and Their Control from
    Baker's Yeast Manufacturing Facilities.
    PB92-145408/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
    ment System User's Manual, Version 1.2.
    PB92-145556/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Emission Factor Documentation for AP-42 Section 2.5,
    Sewage Sludge Incineration.
    PB92-152834/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Emission Factor Documentation for AP-42 Section 2.1.1.,
    Municipal Waste Combustion.
    PB92-152867/REB            92-01  PC A15/MF A03

    Evaluation  of NOx Emissions from TVA Coal-Fired Power
    Plants.
    PB92-164813/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Concentrations from Above-Roof Releases of Laboratory
    Exhausts: A Wind Tunnel Study.
    PB92-164821/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    NATO Workshop on the Atmospheric Methane  Cycle.
    Held  in Mt. Hood, Oregon on October 6-11, 1991. Work-
    ing Group Report on Methane Sources and Sinks.
    PB92-180256/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Oil and Gas Field Emissions Survey.
    PB92-184977/REB            92-01  PC A14/MF A03

    Feasibility  of  Including  Regional  and Temporal VOC
    Emissions  Estimates  in  the  EPA Emissions  Trends
    Report.
    PB92-216910/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Evaporation Rate  of  Volatile  Liquids.  Final  Report,
    Second Edition.
    PB92-23230S/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

    Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
    ment System (XATEF), (Version 1.2) (for  Microcomput-
    ers).
    PB92-501626/REB                   92-01  CP D02

EMISSION INVENTORIES
    Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report  and
    Appendixes.
    PB92-104462/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04

    Status and Needs for Toxic Emission Inventories for Re-
    gional Dispersion and Deposition Modeling.
    PB92-110394/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Emission Inventory  Requirements for  Carbon Monoxide
    State Implementation Plans, 1991.
    PB92-112150/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Procedures for the Preparation  of  Emission Inventories
    for Carbon Monoxide and  Precursors of Ozone,  Volume
    1. General Guidance for Stationary Sources.
    PB92-112168/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Example Emission  Inventory  Documentation for Post-
    1987 Ozone State Implementation Plans (SIPs).
    PB92-112176/REB            92-01  PC A18/MF  A04

    Emission Inventory Requirements for Ozone State Imple-
    mentation  Plans.
    PB92-118017/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF  A02

    Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of
    Styrene, Interim Report.
    PB92-126788/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF  A02

    Development of Seasonal  and Annual  Biogenic Emis-
    sions Inventories for the U.S. and Canada.
    PB9S-126796/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Research and Development Efforts to Develop Improved
    Inventory Methodologies for Area  Source  Solvent Emis-
    sions.
    PB92-126846/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report.
    PB92-126960/REB            92-01   PC A24/MF A04
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Identification and  Characterization of  Missing or Unac-
    counted for Area Source Categories.
    PB92-139377/REB           92-01   PC A15/MF A03
    Seasonal  and  Annual Biogenic Emission  Inventories  for
    the U.S. and Canada.
    PB92-139427/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Oil and Gas Field Emissions Survey.
    PB92-184977/REB           92-01   PC A14/MF A03
    Procedures for Emission Inventory Preparation.  Volume
    4: Mobile Sources.
    PB92-2O9386/REB           92-04   PCA11/MFA03
    Quality Review Guidelines for 1990 Base  Year Emission
    Inventories.
    PB92-224435/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03
    Toxic Release  Inventory (TRI) 1987-1989, (on CD-ROM).
    PB92-500024/REB            92-01  CD-ROMS45.00
    National   Acid  Precipitation   Assessment   Program
    (NAPAP) Emissions Inventory, 1985 (Version 2). Develop-
    ment of the Annual Data and Modelers' (for Microcom-
    puters).
    PB92-501139/REB                  92-01  CP D04
EMISSION INVENTORY
    Toxic Release  Inventory (TRI) United States and Territo-
    ries, 1987.
    PB92-100114/REB               92-01  MFS600.00
    Toxic Release  Inventory (TRI) United States and Territo-
    ries, 1988.
    PB92-100122/REB               92-01  MF$800.00
EMPIRICAL KINETICS MODELING APPROACH
INTERFACE PROGRAM
    Guide for Using the Empirical Kinetics  Modeling Ap-
    proach Interface (EKMAI).
    PB92-196005/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
ENCEPHAUTOGENIC BASIC PROTEINS
    Myelin Basic Protein-Messenger RNA (MBP-mRNA) Ex-
    pression during Triethyttin-lnduced Myelin Edema.
    PB92-1 50661 /REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
ENDANGERED SPECIES
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Ste-
    phens County.  Georgia.
    P892-224096/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures.
    Wilson County, Tennessee.
    PB92-231083/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures.
    Franklin County, Tennessee.
    PB92-231091/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Avery
    County. North Carolina.
    PB92-231109/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Deca-
    tur County, Georgia.
    PB92-231 1 1 7/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Cul-
    berson County, Texas.
    PB92-232412/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Jack-
    son County, Mississippi.
    PB92-232495/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01
    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,
    Navajo County, Arizona.
    PB92-23251 1 /REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,
    Graham County, Arizona.
    PB92-232529/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Carter
    County, Tennessee.
    PB92-232537/REB           92-O4  PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting Endangered  Species:  Interim Measures, Co-
    chise County, Arizona.
    PB92-232602/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Boli-
    var County, Mississippi.
    PB92-232610/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Clay-
    ton County, Iowa.
    PB92-232628/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim  Measures, Co-
    coruno County, Arizona
    PB92-232636/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Aran-
    sas County, Texas.
    PB92-232644/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Mitch-
    ell County. North Carolina.
    PB92-232651/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
Protecting   Endangered
Mohave County. Arizona
PB92-232669/REB
                           Species:  Interim   Measures.

                               92-04  PC A01/MF A01
            I  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Burke

               ./REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
 ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT
            1  Endangered Species. Interim Measures. Baker
            24047REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures.  El
    Paso County, Texas.
    PB92-232420/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01
   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Mon-
   ongalia County, West Virginia.
   PB92-232438/HEB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Hud-
   speth County, Texas.
   PB92-232487/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Protecting  Endangered   Species:  Interim   Measures,
   Towns County, Georgia.
   PB92-232503/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Austin
   County, Texas.
   PB92-232545/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Sun-
   flower County, Mississippi.
   PB92-232552/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Protecting Endangered  Species:  Interim Measures, Du-
   buque County, Iowa.
   PB92-232560/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Fay-
   ette County, Iowa.
   PB92-232578/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Protecting Endangered  Species:  Interim Measures, Ha-
   bersham County, Georgia.
   PB92-232S86/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Protecting  Endangered   Species:  Interim   Measures,
   Rabun County, Georgia.
   PB92-232594/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Yava-
   pai County, Arizona.
   PB92-232677/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Protecting  Endangered   Species:  Interim   Measures,
   Wheeler County, Georgia.
   PB92-232693/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
   Protecting  Endangered   Species:  Interim   Measures,
   Sumter County, Georgia.
   PB92-232701/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Colo-
   rado County, Texas.
   PB92-232719/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Floyd

   PB92-232727?REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, David-
   son County, Tennessee.
   PB92-232735/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Protecting  Endangered   Species:  Interim   Measures,
   Gordon County. Georgia.
   PB92-232743/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Dooly
   County, Georgia.
   PB92-232750/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Hen-
   derson County, North Carolina.
   PB92-232768/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Protect™ Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Lee
   County, Georgia.
   PB92-232776/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
ENDOGENOUS SUBSTANCE RECEPTORS
   Compensatory  Alterations in Receptor-Stimulated  Phos-
   phoinositide  Hydrolysis in the Hippocampus Vary as a
   Function of Dose of Cdchicine.
   PB92-110501 /REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
ENDOSULFAN
   Proconvulsant Activity of Endosurfan in Amygdala Kin-
   dling.
   PB92-189000/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
   Characterization of  Chemical Kindling with the Pesticide
   Endosulfan.
   PB92-189059/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
ENDOTHALL
   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endothall.
   PB92-173376/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
ENDRIN
   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endrin.
   PB92-1733S4/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03
ENERGY CONSERVATION
   Simulation Results  of Single Refrigerants for Use in  a
   Dual-Circuit Refrigerator/Freezer.
   PB92-153790/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
    Energy Use of tee Making in Domestic Refrigerators.
    PB92-232206/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
    Educating Managers about  Quality through Customer-
    Supplier Understanding.  Overview of Current Training Ini-
    tiatives  in Energy  and Environmental  Programs. Annual
    National Energy and Environmental Quality Division Con-
    ference (19th).
    PB92-217116/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
ENERGY METABOLISM
    Changes  in the Physiological Performance  and Energy
    Metabolism of an Estuarine Mysid 'Mysidopsis bahia' Ex-
    posed in the Laboratory  through a Complete  Life Cycle to
    the Defoliant DEF.
    PB92-129709/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF ADI
    Modelling Individuals Employing an Integrated Energy Re-
    sponse: Application to 'Daphnia'.
    PB92-179829/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
ENERGY RECOVERY
    Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
    PB92-121235/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Demonstration of  Fuel  Cells to  Recover Energy from
    Landfill Gas. Phase 1 Final Report: Conceptual Study.
    PB92-137520/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
    PB92-150614/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENERGY SOURCE DEVELOPMENT
    Landfill Gas Utilization: Options. Benefits,  and Barriers.
    PB92-195916/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENERGY SOURCES
    Landfill Gas Recovery/Utilization: Options and Econom-

    PB92-217066/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ENGINE TESTS
    Evaluation of a Schatz Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
    Vehicle. Phase 2.
    PB92-204585/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ENGINES
    Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report and
    Appendixes.
    PB92-104462/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF A04
    Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report.
    PB92-126960/REB           92-01  PC A24/MF AIM

ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT
    Project Manager's Guide to  Requesting and Evaluating
    Chemical Analyses. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    PB92-132794/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION
    Intelligent Processing Equipment within the Environmen-
    tal Protection Agency.
    N92-24997/8/REB
                                               92-01
            (Order as N92-24987/9/REB. PC A10/MF A03)

ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICAL SUBSTITUTES
    Degreaser System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
    AD-A242 110/5/REB          92-01  PC A06/MF A02
    Simulation  Results of Single  Refrigerants for Use in a
    Dual-Circuit Refrigerator/Freezer.
    PB92-153790/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICAL SUBSTITUTION
    Chemical  Substitution  for  1.1,1,-Trichloroethane and
    Methanol in an Industrial Cleaning Operation.
    PB92-179886/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
    Predicting Chemical  Concentration Effects on Transfor-
    mation Rates of Dissolved Oganics by Complex Microbi-
    al Assemblages.
    PB92-101393/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Problems Associated with Published Environmental Fate
    Data.
    PB92-101666/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Long-Term  Changes  in  the Areal  Extent  of  Tidal
    Marshes, Eelgrass Meadows and Kelp Forests of Puget
    Sound.
    PB92-104496/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
    Reduction  of Hexachloroethane and  Carbon  Tetrachlo-
    ride at Surfaces of Biotite, Vermiculite, Pyrite, and Marca-
    site.
    PB92-113141/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Global Carbon  Cycle and Climate Change: Responses
    and Feedbacks from Below-Ground Systems.
    PB92-121359/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Predicting Chemical Reactivity by Computer.
    PB92-124312/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Environmental  Factors  Correlated  to   Dtehlorophenol
    Dechlorination in Anoxic Freshwater Sediments.
    PB92-124346/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Science Policy Interface (Chapter 12).
    PB92-143841/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    AL and the Environment Knowledge-Based Tools for  En-
    vironmental Decision Makers.
    PB92-153345/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01
    EPCRA  Section  313  Roadmaps   Database.   User's
    Manual.  (Version 2.2) (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-169523/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
    Pollution Impacts at the Stand and Ecosystem Levels.
    PB92-179027/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Research Program
    on the  Environmental Impacts and Control of Highway
    Deicinq Salt Pollution.
    PB92-179688/REB           92-01    PC A03/MF A01
    Potential Impacts of Increased  Solar UV-B  on Global
    Plant  Productivity.
    PB92-180223/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Technical  Guidance on Supplementary Stream  Design
    Conditions for Steady State Modeling.
    PB92-231844/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
    Roadmaps to Sources of  Information on  Chemicals
    Listed in the Emergency Planning Community and Com-
    munity Right-to-Know Act (Also Known as SARA Title 3).
    Section 313. Toxic Release Inventory (for Microcomput-
    ers).
    PB92-501972/REB                    92-01  CP D04
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                                                                   KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                      ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
    EPA's Control Technology Center: Technical Support to
    Federal, State, and Local Agencies.
    PB92-198233/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Air Pollution  Engineering Research at the U.S. Environ-
    mental Protection Agency.
    PB92-206457/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE
    Child Lead Exposure Study, Leeds, Alabama.
    PB92-123793/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE PATHWAYS
    Methodology for Assessing Environmental Releases of
    and Exposure to Municipal Solid Waste Combustor  Re-
    siduals.
    PB92-109149/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
    Workshop Report  on Toxicity Equivalency Factors for
    Polychlorinated Biphenyl  Congeners. Risk Assessment
    Forum.
    PB92-114529/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Tiered Modeling Approach for Assessing the Risks Due
    to Sources of Hazardous Air Pollutants.
    PB92-164748/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Implementing 'In vitro' Models in the Hazard Identification
    and Risk Assessment Process.
    PB92-188796/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Assessment of Spatial Variation of Risks in Small Popula-
    tions.
    PB92-168903/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Use of Visual and Chemosensory Evoked Potentials in
    Environmental and Occupational Health.
    PB92-217041/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Supplemental Guidance to RAGS: Calculating the Con-
    centration Term. Volume 1, Number 1, May 1992.
    PB92-963373/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
    Developing Sediments Quality Standards: Comprehensive
    Sediment Management in Puget Sound.
    AD-P006 465/97REB         92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTS
    Regional Assessment of Aquifer Vulnerability and Sensi-
    tivity in the Conterminous United States.
    PB92-100148/REB           92-01  PC A1S/MF A03

    Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Final Criteria for Mu-
    nicipal Solid Waste Landfills.
    PB92-100841 /REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03
    Addendum to the  Regulatory Impact Analysis  for  the
    Final Criteria for Municipal Solid Waste Landfills.
    PB92-100858/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Example  Environmental Assessment Report for  Estu-
    aries.
    PB92-102656/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF AOt

    On-Site Methods for  Assessing Chemical  Impact on the
    Soil Environment Using  Earthworms: A Case Study at the
    Baird and McGuire Superfund Site, Holbrook, Massachu-
    PB92-108166/REB
                              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Methods of Assessing Responses of Trees, Stands and
    Ecosystems to Air Pollution (Chapter 7).
    PB92-180231/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Information Integration for Environmental Monitoring and
    Assessment: An Annotated Bibliography.
    PB92-227461/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    EMPA Monitor - March 1992 Edition.
    PB92-239557/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Preliminary Banking  Evaluation Score (PREscore) Ver-
    sion 1.1 (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-503507/REB                   92-04  CP 002

    Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
    PB92-921100/REB             92-01   Standing Order

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS-DRAFT
    Dry Cleaning Facilities: Background Information for Pro-
    posed Standards.
    PB92-126762/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS-FINAL
    Chetco Ocean  Dredged Material  Disposal Site (ODMDS)
    Designation: Final Environmental Impact Statement.
    PB92-104470/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A02
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
    Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series:
    Estimation of Air Impacts for Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)
    Systems.
    PB92-143676/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Access EPA: Public Information Tools, Major EPA Dock-
    ets,  Clearinghouses and Hotlines, Records Management
    Programs, Major EPA Environmental Databases, Library
    and Information Services, State Environmental Libraries,
    EPA Scientific Models New for 1992.1992 Edition.
    PB92-147438/REB                  92-04 PCM 1.00

    Guide to  Selected  National Environmental  Statistics in
    the U.S. Government.
    PB92-201144/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF AOZ
    Polychlorinated Biphenyls.
    PB92-223288/REB

    Environmental Gases.
    PB92-227313/REB
92-04  PC AOS/MF A03
                               92-04   PC A06/MF A02
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Cul-
    berson County, Texas.
    PB92-232412/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Jack-
    son County, Mississippi.
    PB92-232495/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,
    Navajo County, Arizona.
    PB92-232511/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,
    Graham County, Arizona.
    PB92-232529/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Carter
    County, Tennessee.
    PB92-232537/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Co-
    chise County, Arizona.
    PB92-232602/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Boli-
    var County, Mississippi.
    PB92-232610/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Clay-
    ton County, Iowa.
    PB92-232628/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Co-
    conino County, Anzona.
    PB92-232636/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Aran-
    sas County, Texas.
    PB92-232644/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Mitch-
    ell County, North Carolina.
    PB92-232651/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,
    Mohave County, Anzona.
    PB92-232669/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim  Measures, Burke
    County, Georgia.
    PB92-232685/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION
    Enforcement Document Retrieval System (EDRS) - ASCII
    (1972-November 1991).
    PB92-592210/REB                92-01  Subscription

    Enforcement  Document  Retrieval  System  (EDRS)
    EBCDIC (1972-November 1991).
    PB92-592220/REB                92-01  Subscription

    Enforcement Document Retrieval System (EDRS) Master
    File (1972-April 1992).
    PB92-592380/REB       92-01  Subscriptions!,440.00

    Enforcement Document Retrieval System (EDRS) Update
    File (November 14. 1991 to April 22, 1992).
    PB92-592390/REB                    92-01  CP T99

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
    Regional Efforts Through the LJC to Address Contami-
    nated Bottom Sediment Problems in the Great Lakes.
    AD-P006 832/0/REB          92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Base Realignment and Closure 'How-to' Manual for Com-
    pliance with the National Environment Policy Act.
    PB92-146281/REB            92-01   PC A15/MF A03

    AL and the Environment: Knowledge-Based Tools for En-
    vironmental Decision Makers.
    PB92-153345/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

    Beyond the Border Environmental Management in Wash-
    ington and British Columbia.
    PB92-166883/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF AOZ

    At the Threshold: A National Consensus Quality  Systems
    Standard for Environmental Programs, 1992.
    PB92-209295/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Facility Pollution Prevention Guide.
    PB92-213206/REB            92-04   PC A08/MF A02

    Educating Managers  about  Quality through Customer-
    Supplier Understanding. Overview of Current Training Ini-
    tiatives in Energy and Environmental Programs. Annual
    National Energy and Environmental Quality Division Con-
    ference (19th).
    PB92-217116/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Guidelines for  Catastrophic  Emergency  Situations Involv-
    ing Asbestos.
    PB92-218361 /REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    America's Ecological  Report Card: Environmental Moni-
    toring and Assessment Program (EMAP) (Video).
    PB92-780865/REB                  92-04 AV$3S.OO

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
    Offsite environmental  monitoring report: Radiation moni-
    toring around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar
    year  1990.
    DE92010386/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF AOZ

    Environmental  Monitoring  and  Assessment  Program
    (EMAP) Design Report.
    PB92-103449/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Long-Term Trends in Puget Sound Marine Fishes: Select-
    ed Data Sets.
    PB92-104488/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Indicators for Monitoring Biodiversity: A Hierarchical Ap-
    proach.
    PB92-108117/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Lead and Copper  Rule Guidance Manual. Volume 1.
    Monitoring.
    PB92-112101/REB            92-01   PCA10/MFA03
   Ecological Indicators.  Proceedings  of  an International
   Symposium. Held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on October
   16-19, 1990.
   PB92-114131/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E99

   Environmental  Monitoring  and  Assessment  Program:
   1991 Project Descriptors.
   PB92-114479/REB            92-01   PCA06/MFA02

   Forest Health Monitoring Plot Design and Logistics Study.
   PB92-118447/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

   EPA's Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Pro-
   gram: An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
   PB92-121169/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

   U.S. Environmental Protection  Agency's  Environmental
   Monitoring and Assessment  Program: An  Ecological
   Status and Trends Program.
   PB92-121292/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   International Symposium on Field Screening Methods for
   Hazardous Wastes and Toxic Chemicals (2nd), Proceed-
   ings. Held in  Las Vegas,  Nevada  on  February 12-14,
   1991.
   PB92-125764/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF EOS

   Role of Climate in Forest Monitoring and Assessment: A
   New England Example.
   PB92-132885/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

   Assessment of Diagnostic  Measurements for  Selection
   for Residential Radon Mitigation.
   PB92-153725/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Interlaboratory  Study of Cellular Fluorescence Intensity
   Measurements   with   Fluorescein-Labeled   Microbead
   Standards.
   PB92-153899/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

   Environmental Radiation Data.  Report 63, July-Septem-
   ber 1990.
   PB92-164706/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

   Preliminary  Results of  a Pesticide Leaching  Study  at
   Plains, Georgia.
   PB92-166354/REB            92-01   PCA02/MFA01

   Statistical Issues in Environmental  Monitoring and As-
   sessment.
   PB92-178987/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

   Probability Sampling and Population Inference in Monitor-
   ing Programs.
   PB92-180272/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Diatoms: Powerful Indicators of Environmental Change.
   PB92-180397/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

   Report to Congress on Ocean Dumping,  1987-1990.
   PB92-188663/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

   Gas Chromatographic  Elution  Patterns of  Chlorinated
   Dioxins versus Column Polarity.
   PB92-192186/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Quality Assurance Support  for the National Atmospheric
   Deposition Program and National Trends Network Moni-
   toring Activities. Fourth Progress Report, 1990-1991.
   PB92-194000/REB            92-01   PCA06/MFA02

   Cartographic and Geometric Components of  a Global
   Sampling Design for Environmental Monitoring.
   PB92-217397/REB            92-04   PCA03/MFA01

   Chesapeake Bay Citizen Monitoring Program Report Con-
   estoga River (October 1986-June 1990).
   PB92-217801/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   Volunteer Lake Monitoring: A Methods Manual.
   PB92-218411/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF AOZ

   Volunteer Lake Monitoring  Program, 1991. Volume  1:
   Statewide Summary Report.
   PB92-222512/REB            92-04   PCA06/MFA02

   Volunteer Lake Monitoring  Program, 1991. Volume  6.
   Southwestern Illinois Region.
   PB92-222876/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

   Information  Integration for Environmental Monitoring and
   Assessment: An Annotated Bibliography.
   PB92-227461/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   EMPA Monitor - March 1992 Edition.
   PB92-239557/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT
PROGRAM
   Example  Environmental Assessment Report  for Estu-
   aries.
   PB92-102656/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

   Environmental  Monitoring  and Assessment  Program
   (EMAP) Design Report.
   PB92-103449/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

   Environmental  Monitoring  and Assessment  Program:
   1991 Project Descriptors.
   PB92-114479/REB            92-01   PCA06/MFA02

   EPA's  Environmental  Monitoring and Assessment Pro-
   gram: An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
   PB92-121169/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Environmental  Monitoring and Assessment Program: Sur-
   face Waters Implementation Plan -  Northeast  Pilot Lake
   Survey, Summer 1991.
   PB92-139948/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Monitoring and Research  Strategy for Forests-Environ-
    mental Monitoring and Assessment Program.
    PB92-146208/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A02

    America's Ecological Report Card:  Environmental Moni-
    toring and Assessment Program (EMAP) (Video).
    PB92-780865/REB                 92-04  AVW5.00
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
    Carpet Policy Dialogue. Compendium Report, September
    27, 1991.
    PB92-115005/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF A06

    Integrating Sustainable Agriculture, Ecology, and Environ-
    mental Policy. Proceedings of a  Workshop. Held in Ar-
    Hngton, Virginia, on July 22-23. 1991.
    PB92-137975/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03

    User's Guide for  the Urban Airshed  Model. Volume 6.
    User's Manual for  the Postprocessing System.
    PB92-145382/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
    of EPA's Strawman-it on State Mine Waste Management
    Programs. Volume 1. Summary Report.
    PB92-190156/REB           92-01   PCA04/MFA01

    Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
    of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
    Programs. Volume 2. State Reports of  Western Gover-
    nors' Association Mine Waste Task Force States.
    PB92-190164/REB                   92-01   PC A99

    Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
    of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
    Programs. Volume 3. Appendix: State Reports  Interstate
    Coalition on Mine Waste.
    PB92-190172/REB                   92-01   PC A14

    Environmental Guidance: For Very Small Communities.
    PB92-196021/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Technical Support Document for the 1992 Citizen's Guide
    to Radon.
    PB92-218395/REB           92-04   PC A08/MF A02

    Economic Incentives: Options for Environmental Protec-
    tion.
    PB92-224831/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS
    Selection of Adduct-Forming Chemicals for Human Moni-
    toring Studies.
    PB92-132877/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Selection of a Base Serum for the Preparation of Quality
    Control Pools Containing Environment Analytes.
    PB92-153840/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Protein Adducts for  Exposure Monitoring: A Computer-
    ized Database. Software and User's Manual.
    PB92-155431/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Interepeoes  Sensitivity to Chemical Carcinogens: Rela-
    tionships between  Mouse Skin Tumors and Human Lung
    Cancer.
    PB92-158674/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Review of Di(2-Ethylhexyl)Phmalate (DEHP) Risk Assess-
    ments.
    PB92-198613/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Considerations  in the  U.S.  Environmental Protection
    Agency's Testing Approach for Mutagencity.
    PB92-206341/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Principles of Identifying and Characterizing Neurotoxicity.
    PB92-209303/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Aging in Today's Environment
    PB92-223254/REB           92-04   PCA11/MFA03

    Toxics in the Community: National and Local  Perspec-
    tives. The 1969  Toxics Release  Inventory  National
    Report.
    PB92-224278/REB           92-04   PC A24/MF AIM

    Protein Adducts for  Exposure Monitoring: A Computer-
    ized Database (CPAD) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501873/REB                   92-01   CP D02

ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
    At the Threshold: A National Consensus Quality Systems
    Standard for Environmental Programs, 1992.
    PB92-209295/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Common Synonyms: For Chemicals Listed Under Section
    313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
    Know Act
    PB92-232164/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Infrared Spectroscopy-Based Property-Reactivity Correla-
    tions for Predicting Environmental  Fate  of  Organic
    Chemicals.
    PB92-232925/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Environmental  Protection  Agency  Civil  Enforcement
    Docket
    PB92-921700/REB               92-01   Subscription

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
    Running  a Conference as a Clean Product. International
    Conference on Pollution Prevention: Clean Technologies
    and Clean Products. Held in  Washington, DC. on June
    10-13. 1990.
    PB92-109099/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluating Created Wetlands  through Comparisons with
    Natural Wetlands.
    PB92-111566/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    EPA's Environmental Monitoring and Assessment  Pro-
    gram: An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
    PB92-121169/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Technical Basis for Establishing Sediment Quality Criteria
    for Nonionic  Organic Chemicals  Using Equilibrium Parti-
    tioning. Annual Review.
    PB92-129642/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Chemical Resistance of Geosynthetic Materials.
    PB92-136928/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Trends and Patterns in Section 404 Permitting Requiring
Compensatory  Mitigation  in  Oregon  and Washington.
USA.
PB92-153907/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of  the Chemical Resistance  of  Geotextiles.
Geonet and Pipe.
PB92-170562/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Catalogue and Directory of New England  States and Re-
gional GIS Organizations and Activities, and an Assess-
ment of Their Future GIS Needs.
PB92-178227/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Research Program
on the Environmental  Impacts  and Control  of  Highway
Detaing Salt Pollution.
PB92-179688/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
Automotive  Air Conditioning Condensers and Evapora-
tors.
PB92-188739/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
Metal Bands. Clamps, Retainers, and Tooling.
PB92-188747/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Pro-
ducing Galvanized Steel Parts.
PB92-189695/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
Metal-Plated Display Racks.
PB92-189703/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
Facility Pollution Prevention Guide.
PB92-213206/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Enforcement in the 1990's Project: Recommendations of
the Analytical Workgroups.
PB92-224286/REB           92-04  PC A17/MF A04

Watershed Protection Approach: An Overview.
PB92-224732/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Protecting the  Nation's Ground Water EPA's Strategy for
the 1990s: The Final Report of the EPA Ground-Water
Task Force.
PB92-224765/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Economic Incentives: Options for Environmental Protec-
tion.
PB92-224831/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Baker
County, Georgia.
PB92-232404/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  El
Paso County, Texas.
PB92-232420/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Mon-
ongalia County, West Virginia.
PB92-232438/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Hud-
speth County, Texas.
PB92-232487/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting   Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
Towns County, Georgia.
PB92-232S03/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Austin
County, Texas.
PB92-232S45/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Sun-
flower County, Mississippi.
PB92-2325S2/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Du-
buque County, Iowa.
PB92-232560/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures.  Fay-
ette County, Iowa.
PB92-232578/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Ha-
bersham County, Georgia,
PB92-2325B6/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
Protecting   Endangered
Rabun County, Georgia.
PB92-232594/REB
             Species:   Interim  Measures,

                  92-04  PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Yava-
pai County, Arizona.
PB92-232677/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim   Measures,
Wheeler County, Georgia.
PB92-232693/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
Protecting  Endangered
Sumter County, Georgia.
PB92-232701/REB
             Species:   Interim  Measures,

                  92-04  PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Colo-
rado County, Texas.
PB92-232719/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Floyd
County.
PB92-232727/REB
                            92-04   PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, David-
son County, Tennessee.
PB92-232735/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
Protecting  Endangered
Gordon County, Georgia.
PB92-232743/REB
County,
PB92-232750/REB
              Species:  Interim   Measures,

                  92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Dooly

                  92-04  PC A01/MF A01
                                              Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Hen-
                                              derson County, North Carolina.
                                              PB92-232768/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

                                              Protecting Endangered Species: Interim  Measures,  Lee
                                              County, Georgia.
                                              PB92-232776/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

                                              Data User's Guide  to the United States Environmental
                                              Protection Agency's Long-Temn Monitoring Project: Qual-
                                              ity Assurance Plan and Data Dictionary.
                                              PB92-239573/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

                                              EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Publications Bib-
                                              liography, Quarterly Abstract Bulletin.
                                              PB92-904200/REB               92-01  Subscription

                                           ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
                                              Intelligent  Processing Equipment within the Environmen-
                                              tal Protection Agency.
                                              PB92-217330/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

                                              Directory of EPA Support to Minority Academic Institu-
                                              tions, FY 1990-1991.
                                              PB92-218353/REB
                                              ABEL. User's Manual.
                                              PB92-230366/REB
                               92-04  PC AOS/MF A02


                               92-04  PC A08/MF A02
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
    EPA Publications Bibliography 1984-1990. Part 1. Report
    Summaries. Part 2. Indexes.
    PB91-205500/REB                 92-01   PCS200.00

    INFOTERRA/USA Directory of Environmental Sources.
    PB92-102433/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04

    Opportunities in  Applied Environmental  Research and
    Development.
    PB92-223189/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEYS
    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) United States and Territo-
    ries, 1987.
    PB92-100114/REB                 92-01   MFS600.00

    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) United States and Territo-
    ries, 1988.
    PB92-100122/REB                 92-01   MF$600.00

    Marine Debris Survey Manual.
    PB92-103456/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Health Effects of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
    PB92-110360/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 1.  User's
    Guide. Key Word Index.
    PB92-111715/REB                    92-01   PC E10

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 2 (9420.1980-
    9434.1900). Hazardous Waste Management  System (Part
    260). General, Definitions, Petitions.
    PB92-111723/REB                    92-01   PC A13

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 3 (9441.1980-
    9441.1986).   Identification  and  Listing  of Hazardous
    Waste (Part 261). General.
    PB92-111731/REB                    92-01   PC A14

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 4 (9441.1987-
    9441.1990).   Identification  and  Listing  of Hazardous
    Waste (Part 261). General.
    PB92-111749/REB                    92-01   PC A14

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 5 (9442.1980-
    9444.1986).   Identification  and  Listing  of Hazardous
    Waste (Part  261).  Criteria for Identifying Hazardous
    Waste, Characteristics of Hazardous Waste,  Lists of Haz-
    ardous Waste.
    PB92-111756/REB                    92-01   PCA14

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 6 (9444.1987-
    9457.1990).   Identification  and  Listing  of Hazardous
    Waste (Part  261).  Lists (Cont'd), Generator Standards
    (Part 262), General. Pretransportation, Recordkeeping.
    Special Conditions. Importing.
    PB92-111764/REB                    92-01   PC A15

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 7 (9460.1980-
    9482.1990). Transporter Standards (Part 263). (TSDF's)
    (Parts 264  and 265).  TSDF Technical Requirements
    (Parts 264 and 265).
    PB92-111772/REB                    92-01   PCA11

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 8 (9483.1980-
    9489.1990).  TSDF  Technical Requirements (Parts 264
    and 265). Tanks, Surface  Impoundments.  Waste Piles,
    Land  Treatment,  Landfills,  Incinerators, Miscellaneous
    Units.
    PB92-111780/REB                   92-01   PC A15

    HCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 9 (9490.1980-
    9521.1990).  Standards for Managing Specific Hazardous
    Wastes (Part 266).  Permitting Policies. Permitting Proce-
    dures (Parts 124 and 270).
    PB92-11179B/REB                   92-01   PC A1S

    RCRA   Permit  Policy  Compendium.   Volume   10
    (9522.1980-9528.1990). Permitting Procedures (Parts 124
    and  270). Applications. Conditions,  Changes,  Interim
    Status.
    PB92-111806/REB                   92-01   PC A1S

    RCRA   Permit   Policy  Compendium.   Volume   11
    (9530.1980-9581.1990). Air  Emissions Standards, State
    Authorization (Part 271), Land Disposal Restrictions (Part
    268). Waste Minimization. Subtitle D. RCRA  Grant Funds.
    PB92-111814/REB                   92-01  PC A17
    Alachlor Position Document 2/3.
    PB92-111889/REB           92-01
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                                                                 KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                              EPIDEMIOLOGY
Forest  Health Monitoring,  New  England. 1990.  Annual
Report.
PB92-113018/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
Daminozide Position Document 4.
PB92-114198/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01
1 ,3-Dichloropropene Position Document  1 .
PB92-114206/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Daminozide Position Document 2/3.
PB92-114214/REB
                              .
                            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Daminozide Position Document 1.
PB92-114222/REB
                            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Cadmium: Special Review Document.
PB92-114230/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01
Alachtor: Position Document, 4.
PB92-114248/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Ettialfluralin Position Document 1/2/3/4.
PB92-114263/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
Dichlorvos (DDVP) Position Document 1 .
PB92-114271/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Captafol Final Decision.
PB92-114289/REB
                            92-01  PC A01/MF A01
Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document 2/3.
PB92-114297/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document 4.
PB92-114305/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ChlcTobenzilate Position Document 1.
PB92-114313/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01
Workshop  Report  on Toxicity  Equivalency  Factors for
Polychlorinated Biphenyl  Congeners. Risk Assessment
Forum.
PB92-114529/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A02

Global Ecosystems Database.  Version 0.1  (Beta-test).
EPA Global Climate Research Program.  NOAA/NGDC
Global Change Database  Program. Prototype  1. Data-
base Documentation. NGDC Key to Geophysical Records
Documentation No. 25.
PB92-122803/REB            92-01  PC A16/MF A03

Project Manager's  Guide  to Requesting  and Evaluating
Chemical Analyses. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
PB92-132794/REB            92-01  PC AOB/MF A02

Toxic Substances  Control Act (TSCA)  Chemical  Sub-
stances Inventory: Revised Inventory Synonym and Pre-
ferred Name File.  January 1992 Magnetic Tape Docu-
mentation.
PB92-140755/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MANE: A Multiphase, Aqueous, Non-Steady  State, Equi-
librium Model for Simulating Soil-Water Interactions.
PB92-143817/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System.  Soft-
ware for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 1). User Manual.
PB92-145564/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System.  Soft-
ware for the PC (SOW March 1990, Version  1).  User
Manual.
PB92-145572/REB
                            92-01  PC A08/MF A02
Organic Contract Compliance Screening System.  Soft-
ware for the PC (Version June 1990|. User Manual.
PB92-145580/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening  System  Soft-
ware for the  PC (SOW March  1990 Version  1).  User
Manual.
PB92-145598/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Standard Reference Materials for Chemical and Biologi-
cal Studies of Complex Environmental Samples.
PB92-150705/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Chemical Dehalqgenation.
PB92-169044/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01

Chemical  Dehalogenation  Treatability  Studies  under
CERCLA: An Overview.
PB92-169275/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

User's Guide and Data  Dictionary for Kenai Lakes Inves-
tigation Project.
PB92-178961/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Epoxide Ring Opening and Related Reactivities of Cyclo-
penta Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons: Quantum Me-
chanical Studies.
PB92-179795/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Spectroscopic Study of Surface  Redox Reactions With
Manganese Oxides.
PB92-179837/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Chlorinated Dioxins and Furans in the General U.S. Pop-
ulation: NHATS FY87 Results.
PB92-180157/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03

Mercury in the St. Louis  River,  Mississippi River, Crane
Lake, and Sand Point Lake: Cycling,  Distribution, and
Sources. Report to the Legislative Commission on Minne-
sota Resources.
PB92-195957/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Chesapeake Bay Basin Comprehensive  List of Toxic Sub-
stances.
PB92-221373/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Multimedia Approaches to Pollution Control: A  Symposi-
um Proceedings.
PB92-2231717REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Tracking Toxic Substances at  Industrial Facilities.  Engi-
neering Mass  Balance versus Materials Accounting.
PB92-223213/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02
    Making It Work: Title 3 Compliance. The Public's Right-
    to-Know.
    PB92-224690/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Title 3 on Indian Lands: A Guide to the Emergency Plan-
    ning and  Community Right-to-Know Act. (Technical As-
    sistance Bulletin). Volume 10, Number 2.
    PB92-224740/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Bibliography of Materials on the Emergency Planning and
    Community Right-to-Know Act (Title III of SARA).
    P892-224823/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Method 1624: Volatile Organic Compounds by Isotope Di-
    lution  GCMS; Method 1625: Semivolatile Organic  Com-
    pounds by Isotope Dilution GCMS.
    PB92-231976/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    PA-Score (Preliminary Assessment Score), Version  1.0
    (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-500032/REB                   92-01   CP D02

    Toxic  Substances Control Act  (TSCA) Chemical Sub-
    stances Inventory: Revised Inventory Synonym and Pre-
    ferred Name File, January 1992.
    PB92-501386/REB                   92-01   CP T05

    Organic  Contract   Compliance   Screening   System
    (OCCSS)  Software (SOW February 1988) (for Microcom-
    puters)
    PB92-501501/REB                   92-01   CP 002

    Inorganic   Contract  Compliance  Screening   System
    (ICCSS) Software (SOW March  1990)  (Version 1) (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-501519/REB                   92-01   CP D02
    Organic  Contract   Compliance   Screening   System
    (OCCSS)  Software (SOW March  1990) (Version 1) (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-501527/REB                   92-01   CP D02

    Organic  Contract   Compliance   Screening   System
    (OCCSS)  Software  (SOW OLM01.8  Version  January
    1992)  (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501535/REB                   92-01   CP D02

    PA-Score Software, Version 1.0. Users Manual and Tuto-
    rial.
    PB92-963302/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKE
    Intercomparison of Sampling Techniques for Nicotine in
    Indoor Environments.
    PB92-110402/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Environmental Tobacco Smoke:  Measuring Exposures
    and Assessing Health Effects.
    PB92-223262/REB           92-04  PC A15/MF A03

ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSPORT
    Effect of Sodium Chloride on Transport of Bacteria in a
    Saturated Aquifer Material.
    PB92-110428/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Evaluation of Sorption Models in the Simulation of Naph-
    thalene Transport Through Saturated Soils.
    PB92-113190/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Facilitated Transport   of  Inorganic  Contaminants  in
    Ground Water: Part 2. Colloidal Transport.
    PB92-114503/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Assessing UST Corrective Action Technology: A Scientif-
    ic Evaluation of the  Mobility of Organic Contaminants in
    Subsurface Environments.
    PB92-114552/REB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03

    Model of Virus Transport in Unsaturated Soil.
    PB92-119957/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Modellierung und Simulation des Verhaltens von Umweft-
    chemikalien in Boeden und Pflanzen (Modeling and Sim-
    ulation of the Effect  of (Environmental) Chemicals in Soil
    and in Plants).
    PB92-143825/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Effects of pH, Solid/Solution Ratio, Ionic Strength, and
    Organic Acids on Pb and Cd Sorption on Kaolinite.
    PB92-143981/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Concentration and Transport of Polychlorinated  Biphenyls
    in the Housatonic River between Great Barrington, Mas-
    sachusetts, and Kent, Connecticut, 1984-88.
    PB92-147719/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Microbial Transport through Porous Media: The  Effects of
    Hyarauiic Conductivity and Injection Velocity.
    PB92-150465/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Field Testing Pesticide Transport  Models at a Coopera-
    tive Test Site Near Plains, Georgia.
    PB92-150473/REB           92-01  PCA02/MFA01

    Inferences about Solute Transport in Macroporous Forest
    Soils from Time Series Models.
    PB92-150572/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Bacterial Transport through Homogeneous Soil.
    PB92-153329'REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Observations of  Transport of Trace Gases by Vigorous
    Convective Clouds.
    PB92-158484/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Transport ot inorganic Colloids through Natural Aquifer
    Material: Implications for Contaminant Transport.
    PB92-158690'REB
                                92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Stability and Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Con-
    taminated Aquifer Material.
    PB92-164839/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Preliminary  Results of a  Pesticide Leaching Study at
    Plains, Georgia.
    PB92-166354/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Application of MINTEQA2 to the Speciation of Contami-
    nants at Globe, Arizona.
    PB92-166602/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids: A Workshop Summa-
    ry. Held in Dallas, Texas on April 16-18, 1991.
    PB92-178938/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Spatial Variability of Geochemical and Hydrologic Proper-
    ties of Subsurface Materials in a Sand and Gravel Aqui-
    fer, Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
    PB92-179126/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    U.S.  EPA's Global  Climate Change  Program: Landfill
    Emissions and Mitigation Research.
    PB92-180215/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation  of the  Rackwitz-Fiessler Uncertainty Analysis
    Method for Environmental Fate and Transport Models.
    PB92-188879/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Surfactant-Enhanced  Soiubilization  of  Tetrachloroethy-
    lene and Degradation Products in Pump and Treat Reme-
    diation.
    PB92-191121/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Surface-Charge Repulsive Effects on the Mobility of Inor-
    ganic Colloids in  Surface Systems.  Annual Colloid and
    Surface  Science  Symposium  (65th). Held in Norman,
    Oklahoma on June 17-19, 1991.
    PB92-191139/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Exposure Assessment Modeling  for Hydrocarbon Spills
    into the Subsurface: Sensitivity  to Soil Properties.
    PB92-191147/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Landfill  Leachate  Effects on Transport  of Organic Sub-
    stances in Aquifer Materials (Chapter 16).
    PB92-198225/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Landfill  Leachate  Effects on Sorption of Organic Micro-
    pollutants onto Aquifer Materials.
    PB92-198597/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Multiphase Chemical Transport in Porous Media.
    PB92-205640/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Biomethylation and Environmental Transport of Metals.
    PB92-206275/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Optimal  Adaptive Local  Grid  Refinement Approach  to
    Modeling Contaminant Transport.
    PB92-217314/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Role  of Property-Reactivity Relationships in Meeting the
    EPA's Needs for Environmental Fate Constants.
    PB92-232941/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Approach to Calculating Wind-Driven Currents and Trans-
    port of  Substances  in Unstratified Water Bodies Using
    Curvilinear Coordinates.
    PB92-232966/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTS
    Methods for the Detection of Microorganisms in the Envi-
    ronment.
    PB92-137454/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

ENZYME  INDUCTION
    Disposition  of  2,3,7,8-Tetrabromodibenzo-p-Dioxin and
    2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin in the Rat: Biliary Ex-
    cretion  and  Induction  of Cytochromes  CYP1A1 and
    CYP1A2.
    PB92-150747/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENZYME  INHIBITORS
    New Action for Topoisomerase Inhibitors.
    PB92-110451/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Polyploidy  Induction as a Consequence  of Topoisomer-
    ase Inhibition. A Flow Cytometric Assessment.
    PB92-143866/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Prophage  Induction  by DNA  Topoisomerase II Poisons
    and Reactive-Oxygen Species:  Role of DNA Breaks.
    PB92-195866/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ENZYME-LINKED IMMUNOSORBENT ASSAY
    Measurement of Tyrosine Hydroxylase  Apoenzyme Pro-
    tein by Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent  Assay (ELISA):
    Effects  of 1-Methyl-4-Phenyl-1,2,3,6-Tetrahydropyridine
    (MPTP)  on Striatal Tyrosine  Hydroxylase Activity and
    Content.
    PB92-209345/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

ENZYMES
    2,4.5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic Acid influence  on 2,6-Dini-
    trotoluene-lnduced Urine Genotoxicity in Fisher 344 Rats:
    Effect on Gastrointestinal Microflora and Enzyme Activity.
    PB92-206309/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

EPA METHOD 1624
    Method 1624: Volatile Organic Compounds by Isotope Di-
    lution GCMS: Method 1625:  Semivolatile Organic Com-
    pounds by Isotope Dilution GCMS.
    PB92-231976/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01

EPA METHOD 1625
    Method 1624: Volatile Organic Compounds by Isotope Di-
    lution GCMS; Method 1625:  Semivolatile Organic Com-
    pounds by Isotope Dilution GCMS.
    PB92-231976/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

EPA METHODS
    Screening Methods for  the Development of Air Toxics
    Emission Factors.
    PB92-108778/REB            92-01   PC A20/MF A04

EPIDEMIOLOGY
    Assessment of Spatial Variation of Risks in Small Popula-
    tions.
    PB92-188903/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Transactions: Tropospheric Ozone and the Environment.
    Papers from an International Conference.
    PB92-217017/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Relative Mesothelioma Induction in Rats  by  Mineral
    Fibers: Comparison  with  Residual  Pulmonary  Mineral
    Fiber Number and Epidemiology.
    PB92-233014/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPIDERMAL GROWTH FACTOR-UROGASTRONE
    Comparisons of the Effects of TCOD and Hydrocortisone
    on Growth Factor Expression Provide Insight into Their
    Interaction in the Embryonic Mouse Palate.
    PB92-158641/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPIDIDYMIS
    Computer-Assisted Sperm  Analysis of Rodent Epididymal
    Sperm Motility Using  the Hamilton-Thorn  Motility Analyz-
    PB92-165000/REB
                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EQUATORIAL PACIFIC OCEAN
    Effects of El Nino and La Nina on Seabird Assemblages
    in the Equatorial Pacific.
    PB92-217405/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EQUILIBRIUM PARTITIONING
    Technical Basis for Establishing Sediment Quality Criteria
    for Nonionic Organic Chemicals Using Equilibrium Parti-
    tioning. Annual Review.
    PB92-129642/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ERROR ANALYSIS
    Problems Associated with Published  Environmental Fate
    Data.
    PB92-101666/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ESCHERICHIA COD
    Serological Cross-Reactions between  'Escherichia coli'
    O157 and other Species of the Genus 'Escherichia'.
    PB92-180306/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

    Effect of the Method of Preparing Monochloramine upon
    Inactivation of MS2  Coliphage, 'Escherichia  coli', and
    'Klebsiella pneumoniae'.
    PB92-217355/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Searching for a Water Supply Connection in the Cabool,
    Missouri Disease Outbreak of 'Escherichia coir  0157:H7.
    PB92-235662/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ESTIMATING
    Solvent Use Emissions Estimation Methodologies:  Future
    Implications
    P892-150440/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ESTRUS
    Monitoring of the Estrous Cycle in the Laboratory Rodent
    by Vaginal Lavage.
    PB92-179068/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ESTUARIES
    Bioaccumulation of Contaminants in Crabs and Clams in
    Bellingham Bay.
    PB92-166867/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Technical Guidance  Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries  Pan 1  Estuanes and
    Waste Load Allocation Models.
    PB92-231729/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Technical Guidance  Manual for  Performing Waste Load
    Allocations. Book  3:  Estuaries Part 2: Application  of Es-
    tuarine Waste Load Allocation Models.
    PB92-231737/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Technical Guidance  Manual for  Performing Waste Load
    Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 3:  Use  of  Mixing
    Zone Models in Estuarine Waste Load Allocations.
    PB92-231745/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Technical Guidance  Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations. Book  3:  Estuaries. Part 4: Critical  Review of
    Estuarine WLA Modeling
    PB92-231752/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    National Estuary Program After Four Years: A Report to
    Congress.
    PB92-233154/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT
    Example Environmental  Assessment Report  for  Estu-
    aries.
    PB92-102656/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
ESTUARINES
    Technical Support Manual. Watertwdy Surveys and As-
    sessments  for  Conducting Use Attainability  Analyses.
    Volume 2: Estuarine Systems.
    PB92-231877/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02
ETHALFLURAUN
    Ethamuralm Position  Document 1X2/3/4
    PB92-114263/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ETHANE/DICHLORO-FLUORO
    Thermophysical Properties of Gaseous Refrigerants from
    Speed-of-Sound Measurements. 2. Results for 1,1-dich-
    kxo-1-fluoroethane (CCI2FCH3).
    PB92-154277              92-01   Not available NTIS
ETHANE DIMETHANESULFONATE
    Immature Rat Leydig Cells are Intrinsically Less Sensitive
    Than Adult Leydig Cells to Ethane Dimethanesulfonate.
    PB92-232842/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ETHANE/TmCHLORO
    Degreaser System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
    AD-A242 110/5/REB         92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for 1.1.2-Tnchloroeth-
    ane
    PB92-173509/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
ETHERS
    Advanced Emission Speciation Methodologies for the
    Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program. 1.
    Hydrocarbons and Ethers.
    PB92-166784/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Vapor Pressures, Liquid Molar Volumes, Vapor Non-Ideal-
    ities, and Critical Properties of Some Fluorinated Ethers:
    CF3OCF2OCF3,    CF3OCF2CF2H,    C-CF2CF2CF2O,
    CF3OCF2H. and CF3OCH3; and of CCI3F and CF2CIH.
    PB92-179746/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ETHYLENE/DICHLORO
    Biotransformation of CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene in Aquifer
    Material  from  Picatinny Arsenal,  Morris County,  New
    Jersey.
    PB92-179100/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ETHYLENE OXIDE
    Review of the Mutagenicity of Ethylene Oxide.
    PB92-124569/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 234: Ethylene Oxide (EtO).
    PB92-185859/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

ETHYLENE/TRICHLORO
    Performance Characterization of a Model Bioreactor for
    the  Biodegradation  of  Trichloroethylene  by  'Pseudo-
    monas cepacia' G4.
    PB92-129717/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Reductive Dechlorination of Trichloroethylene in Anoxic
    Aquifer Material from Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey.
    PB92-179019/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    TCE  Removal  from  Contaminated  Soil  and  Ground
    Water. Ground Water Issue.
    PB92-224104/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EUROPE
    Acidic Episodes in Surface Waters in Europe.
    PB92-188853/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    European  Packaging  Initiatives:  Leading the Way on
    Source Reduction.
    PB92-206242/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

EVAPORATION
    Evaporation  Rate  of  Volatile  Liquids  Final  Report,
    Second  Edition.
    PB92-232305/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A02

EVERETT BAY
    Sampling and Analysis Design for Development of  Ever-
    ett Harbor Action Program.
    PB92-166875/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EVERETT HARBOR ACTION PROGRAM
    Sampling and Analysis Design for Development of  Ever-
    ett Hartor Action Program.
    PB92-166875/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EVOKED POTENTIALS
    Use  of  Visual  and Chemosensory Evoked Potentials in
    Environmental and Occupational Health.
    PB92-217041/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EXHAUST EMISSIONS
    Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report and
    Appendixes.
    PB92-104462/REB            92-01   PC A20/MF AM

    Fuel Volatility Effects on Exhaust Emissions.
    PB92-110014/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Improvement in the Diagnostic Potential of (32)P-Postla-
    beling Analysis Demonstrated by the Selective Formation
    and  Comparative Analysis of Nitrated-PAH-Derived Ad-
    ducts Arising from Diesel Particle Extracts.
    PB92-110485/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Source Reconciliation of Ambient Volatile Organic  Com-
    pounds  Measured in the AtJanta 1990 Summer Study:
    The Mobile Source Component.
    PB92-124130/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report.
    PB92-126960/REB            92-01   PC A24/MF A04

    Identification and Characterization of  Missing or  Unac-
    counted for Area Source Categories.
    PB92-139377/REB            92-01   PC A1S/MF A03

    Conceptual Design  Issues:  Developing a New  Highway
    Vehicle Emissions Estimation Methodology.
    PB92-139450/REB            92 01   PC A02/MF AU1

    Effects of RVP on Emissions at 20F Ambient Tempera-
    ture.
    PB92-143684/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Emissions and Fuel  Economy of DOE Flex-Fuel Vehicles.
    PB92-153055/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Technology for Reduction of CO2 Emissions from the
    Transportation Sector
    PB92-153733/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    VMT Forecasting and Tracking Guidance. Section 187
    PB92-164961/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Composition of Motor Vehicle Organic Emissions  under
    Elevated Temperature Summer Driving  Conditions (75 to
    105degF).
    PB92-166693/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Advanced Emission Speciation Methodologies for the
    Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program. 1.
    Hydrocarbons and Ethers.
    PB92-166784/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFAOJ

    14C Source Apportionment Technique Applied to Winter-
    time Urban Aerosols and Gases for the EPA Integrated
    Air Cancer Project.
    PB92-171370              92-01  Not available NTIS
    Evaluation of a Schatz Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
    Vehicle. Phase 2.
    PB92-204585/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Advanced Emissions  Speciation  Methodologies for the
    Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program. 2.
    Aldehydes, Ketones, and Alcohols.
    PB92-206523/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Procedures for Emission  Inventory  Preparation. Volume
    4: Mobile Sources.
    PB92-209386/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    Feasibility of Including Regional and Temporal  VOC
    Emissions  Estimates  in  the  EPA  Emissions Trends
    Report.
    PB92-216910/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Natural Gas Vehicle Challenge: EPA  Emissions  and Fuel
    Economy Testing, 1992.
    PB92-217926/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EXPERT SYSTEMS
    Computerized Risk and Bioaccumulation System (Version
    1.0).
    PB92-114164/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    NERISK: An Expert System to Enhance the Integration of
    Pesticides with Arthropod Biological Control.
    PB92-124254/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    PAST: The Potential ARARs Selection Tool.
    PB92-152941/RES           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    AL and the Environment: Knowledge-Based Tools for En-
    vironmental Decision  Makers.
    PB92-153345/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

    Expert Systems Show Promise for  Customer  Inquiries.
    Management and Operations.
    PB92-166636/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Improved  Method for  Estimating Molecular Weights of
    Volatile Organic Compounds from Low Resolution  Mass
    Spectra.
    PB92-166685/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EXPLOSIONS
    Research  and Development for Total-Flood Halon  1301
    Replacements for Oil and Gas Production Facilities.
    PB92-206515/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EXPLOSIVES
    Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
    Standards for the Explosives Manufacturing. Point Source
    Category. Group 2.
    PB92-231950/REB           92-04  PC A11/MF A03

EXPOSURE
    Adjusting Ambient Ozone Air Quality Indicators  for  Miss-
    ing Values.
    PB92-124155/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Protein Adducts for  Exposure  Monitoring:  A Computer-
    ized Database. Software and User's Manual
    PB92-155431/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Osmoregulatory  Failure and  Death  of  First-Year Large-
    mouth Bass 'Micropterus salmoides1 Exposed to Low pH
    and Elevated Aluminum,  at  Low Temperatures in Soft
    Water.
    PB92-205236/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Dermal Exposure  Assessment:  Principles  and Applica-
    tions.
    PB92-205665/REB           92-04  PC A17/MF A04

    Environmental  Tobacco Smoke: Measuring Exposures
    and Assessing Health Effects.
    PB92-223262/REB           92-04  PC A15/MF A03

    Protein Adducts for  Exposure  Monitoring:  A Computer-
    ized Database (CPAD) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501873/REB                  92-01  CP D02

EXTINCTION
    Meteorological and Site Influences Affecting the Compar-
    ison of Nephelometer  and Photographic Determinations
    of  Light Extinction at Rural Sites in the Eastern United
    Stales.
    PB92-195999/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EXTRACTION
    Recovery of Bulk DNA from Soil by a Rapid. Small-Scale
    Extraction Method.
    PB92-108141/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Citizen's Guide to Solvent Extraction.
    PB92-233089/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction  Remedies: Phase
    2. Volume 1. Summary Report.
    PB92-963346/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction  Remedies: Phase
    2. Volume 2. Case Studies and Updates.
    PB92-963347/REB           92-04  PC A19/MF A04

EXTRACTION COLUMNS
    Development of a Solid Sample Analytical  Procedure for
    Cyanide in Spent Ore. Final Technical Report.
    PB92-203496/RE8           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

EXTRUSIONS
    Waste Minimization  Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Aluminum Extrusions.
    PB92-192137/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for  an Aluminum  Extru-
    sions Manufacturer.
    PB92-196393/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
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Emissions  Estimates  in  the  EPA Emissions Trends

                           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
 EVEBLINK
    Eyeblink Conditioning in the Developing Rat
    PB92-232982/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 FABRIC FILTERS
    Capsule Report: Paniculate Control by Fabric Filtration
    on Coal-Fired Industrial Boilers.
    PB92-1 79894; REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 FARM CROPS
    Adjusting Ambient Ozone Air Quality Indicators for Miss-
    ing Values.
    PB92-124155/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Effects of Ozone on Crops.
    PB92-136845/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

    Protection of Tomatoes, Egg Plants, and Peppers: 1 979-
    April  1991.  Citations  from  AGRICOLA Concerning Dis-
    eases and Other Environmental Considerations.
    PB92-140201/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Protection of Nut Crops, 1979-April 1991.  Citations from
    AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Environmen-
    tal Considerations.
    PB92-140219/REB            92-01  PCA12/MFA03

    Protection of Stored  Grains. 1979-April 1991. Citations
    from  AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Envi-
    ronmental Considerations.
    PB92-140243/REB            92-01  PC A11/MF A03
 FARM MANAGEMENT
    Field Testing Pesticide Transport Models at a Coopera-
    tive Test Site Near Plains, Georgia.
    PB92-150473/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 FATE CONSTANTS
    Infrared Spectroscopy-Based Property-Reactivity Correla-
    tions  for Predicting  Environmental  Fate of Organic
    Chemicals.
    PB92-232925/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Role  of Property-Reactivity  Relationships in Meeting the
    EPA's Needs for Environmental Fate Constants.
    PB92-232941/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 FAYETTE COUNTY (IOWA)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Fay-
    ette County,  Iowa.
    PB92-232578/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
 FEASIBILITY
    Feasibility of Including Regional and Temporal VOC
    Emissi
    Report.
    PB92-216910/REB

 FEDERAL AGENCIES
    Emergency Exemptions under Section 18 of the Federal
    Insecticide Fungicide  and Rodenticide Act. 1. Guidance
    for State and Federal Agencies.
    PB92-183235/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
FEDERAL BUDGETS
    Accessing the  S50  Million   Set-Aside  in  the Remedial
    Action Budget for Quick Response  at National Priorities
    List Sites.
    PB92-963342/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01
FEDERAL INSECTICIDE FUNGICIDE AND ROOENTtCIDE
ACT
    Emergency Exemptions under Section 18 of the Federal
    Insecticide Fungicide  and Rodenticide Act. 1. Guidance
    for State and Federal Agencies.
    PB92-183235/REB            92-04  PCA03/MFA01

    Emergency Exemptions under Section 1 8 of the Federal
    Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act. 2. Instructions
    for Submission of Emergency Exemption Applications.
    PB92-183243/REB            92-04  PCA03/MFA01
FEDERAL LAW
    State and Local  Involvement in the Superfund Program.
    PB92-963329/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01

    Debarment and Suspension.
    PB92-963331/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01
FEDERAL TEST PROCEDURE
    Effects of RVP  on Emissions at 20F Ambient Tempera-
    ture.
    PB92-143684/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
FELINE BRONCHOPULMONARY DISEASES
    Feline Bronchopulmonary Disease
    PB92-126879/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Rational Approaches to the  Management of Bronchopul-
    monary Disease.
    PB92-206473/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

FENVALERATE
    Effects of Fenvalerate on the Early  Life Stages of Tops-
    melt ('Athennops affinis').
    PB92-195684/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

FERREDOXINS
    Hydrogenase-Linked Gene  in  'Methanobacterium ther-
    moautotrophicum'  Strain DeltaH Encodes a  Polyferre-
    doxin.
    PB92-206234/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
FERTILIZATION
    Use  of the  Fungicide Carbendazim as a  Model Com-
    pound to Determine the  Impact of Acute Chemical Expo-
    sure during Oocyte Maturation and Fertilization on Preg-
    nancy Outcome  in the Hamster.
    PB92-206416/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
FETAL DEVELOPMENT
    Effects of Chemically Induced Maternal Toxicity on Pre-
    natal  Development in the Rat
    PB92-150887/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
FETAL TISSUE TRANSPLANTATION
    Effects of NGF  and  Fetal Cell Transplants on Spatial
    Learning after Intradentate Administration of Colchicine.
    PB92-150770/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
FETUS
    Fetal and Maternai Effects of Continual Exposure of Rats
    to 970-MHz Circularly-Polarized Microwaves.
    PB92-227602/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTICS
    Guides to  Pollution  Prevention:  The Fiberglass-Rein-
    forced and Composite Plastics Industry.
    PB91-227967/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
FIBERS
    Reclaiming Fiber  from Newsprint Dry Methods.
    PB92-153949/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

FIELD TESTS
    Final Quality Assurance Report for  the Tampa, Florida
    Wetlands Study.
    PB92-1130007REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A03
FILTRATION
    Radium Removal from Water by Manganese Dioxide Ad-
    sorption and Diatomaceous Earth Filtration.
    PB92-115260/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

FINAL REMEDIAL ACTION
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Union
    Chemical, South  Hope, ME. (First Remedial Action), De-
    cember 1990
    PB92-963703/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Monsanto
    Superfund Site, Augusta, GA. (First Remedial Action), De-
    cember 1990.
    PB92-964003/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 7):  Lee
    Chemical Site,  Liberty, MO.  (First   Remedial Action),
    March 1991.
    PB92-964307/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
    Committed  Obligated  Expected  Expenditures  Plan
    (COEEP).
    PB92-186469/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

FINANCING
    Paying for Safe Water: Alternative Financing Mechanisms
    for State Drinking Water Programs.
    PB92-117993/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

FINE PARTICLE NETWORK
    Regional Fine Particle Field Study: Data Base and  Initial
    Results.
    PB92-106939/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

FINES
    Regional Fine Particle Field Study: Data Base and  Initial
    Results.
    PB92-106939/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Meteorological and Site Influences Affecting the Compar-
    ison of Nephelometer and Photographic Determinations
    of Light Extinction at Rural Sites in  the Eastern United
    States.
    PB92-195999/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

FINISHING
    Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Automotive Refinish-
    ing Industry.
    PB92-129139/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

FIRE EXTINGUISHING AGENTS
    Research and Development for Total-Flood Halon  1301
    Replacements for Oil and Gas Production Facilities.
    PB92-206515/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

FIRE RESISTANCE COATINGS
    Multispectral Identification  of Alkyl and Chloroalkyl Phos-
    phates from an Industrial Effluent.
    PB92-124353/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

FIREPLACES
    Residential Wood Combustion:  Issues and Emission Esti-
    mation Techniques.
    PB92-139435/RFB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

FIRES
    Chemical and  Physical Properties of Emissions  from
    Kuwait Oil Fires.
    PB92-206481/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

FIRST REMEDIAL ACTION
    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 1): Dover
    Municipal Landfill, Dover,  NH. (First  Remedial Action),
    September 1991.
    PB92-963702/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 2): Genzale
    Plating Company, Franklin Square. Nassau County, NV.
    (First Remedial Action). March 1991.
    PB92-963803/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Global
    Landfill, Middlesex County, NJ. (First Remedial Action),
    October 1991.
    PB92-963804/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Chemsol,
    Inc., Piscataway.  Middlesex County.  NJ. (First Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963811/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Resin
    Disposal, Jefferson Borough, Allegheny County. PA. (First
    Remedial Action). June 1991.
    PB92-963903/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  FIRST REMEDIAL ACTION (AMENDMENT)


    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Let-
    terkenny - PDO,  Chambersburg,  PA. (First  Remedial
    Action), August 1991.
    PB92-963910/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Let-
    terkenny - Southeastern Area, Chambersburg,  PA.  (First
    Remedial Action), August 1991
    PB92-963911/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region  3): Halby
    Chemical, Wilmington, New Castle County, DE.  (First Re-
    medial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-963914/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Brodhead
    Creek, Stroudsburg, PA. (First Remedial Action), March
    1991.
    PB92-963915/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Ab-
    erdeen Proving Ground, Edgewood, MD. (First  Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963916/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3): AVCO Ly-
    coming-Williamsport Division,  Lycoming County, Williams-
    port, PA. (First Remedial Action),  June  1891.
    PB92-963920/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 4): Hercules
    009 Landfill Site, Brunswick, Glynn County. GA. (First Re-
    medial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964001/REB          92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 4): USAF
    Robins Air Force Base, Warner Robins, Houston County,
    GA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964002/REB          92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Smith's
    Farm Site (First Operable  Unit), Bullitt County, Brooks,
    KY. (First Remedial Action)   (Amendment), September
    1991.
    PB92-964006/REB          92-01   PC A10/MF A03

    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 4): USA An-
    niston  Army Depot,  (Groundwater Operable Unit), Cal-
    houn County,  Anniston, AL. (First Remedial Action),  Sep-
    tember 1991.
    PB92-964010/REB          92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Wrigley
    Charcoal Site, Hickman County, Wrigley, TN. (First Reme-
    dial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964011/REB          92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 4):  Oak
    Ridge  Reservation (USDOE), (Operable  Unit 2),  Oak
    Ridge. TN. (First Remedial Action). June 1991.
    PB92-964013/REB          92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Sherwood
    Medical Industries, Volusia County, Deland, FL.  (First Re-
    medial Action), March 1991.
    PB92-964019/REB          92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Organic
    Chemicals, Grandville, Ml.  (First  Remedial Action),  Sep-
    tember 1991.
    PB92-964103/REB          92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 5): Rasmus-
    sen's  Dump  Site, Green  Oak Township,  Livingston
    County, Ml. (First Remedial Action), March  1991.
    PB92-964105/REB          92-01   PC A09/MF A02

    Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region  5):  Fol-
    kertsma Refuse Site, Walker,  Ml. (First Remedial Action),
    June 1991.
    PB92-964108/REB          92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):  Conrail
    Railyard, Elkhart  County,  IN. (First  Remedial Action),
    June 1991.
    PB92-964109/REB          92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 5): Motor
    Wheel Disposal Site, Lansing, Ml. (First Remedial Action),
    September 1991.
    PB92-964112/REB          92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Dakhue
    Sanitary  Landfill,   Hampton Township, Dakota County.
    MN. (First Remedial Action) June 1991.
    PB92-964137/REB           92-04   PCA03/MFA01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8):  Hill Air
    Force Base, Operable  Unit 2, Chemical Disposal Pit 3.
    Site WP07, Davis and Weber Counties, UT. (First Reme-
    dial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964401/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8):  Chemical
    Sales (New  Location)  (Operable Unit 1), Denver. CO.
    (First Remedial Action), June  1991.
    PB92-964409/REB          92-04   PC A09/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 9). South
    Bay Asbestos Area,  San Jose.  CA. (First  Remedial
    Action), (Amendment), June 1991.
    PB92-964501/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): North-
    west Transformer-Mission  Pole,  Whatcom County, WA.
    (First Remedial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
    PB92-964602/REB           92-01   PC A03/W A01

FIRST REMEDIAL ACTION (AMENDMENT)
    Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Aberdeen
    Pesticide Dumps,  Moore County,  Aberdeen,  NC.  (First
    Remedial Action), (Amendment),  September 1991.
    PB92-964005/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 7): Ellisville
    Area Site, St. Louis County, Ellisville, MO. (First Remedial
    Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
    PB92-964302/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Broderick
    Wood  Products, Adams County,  CO. (First  Remedial
    Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
    PB92-964402/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
FIRST REMEDIAL ACTION (AMENDMENT-FINAL)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Heleva
    Landfill Site. Lehigh County, PA  (First Remedial Action),
    (Amendment), September 1991.
    PB92-963917/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Novaco
    Industries,  Ml.  (First Remedial Action),  (Amendment),
    September 1991.
    PB92-964104/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Anderson
    Development Company Site,  Lenawee County, Adrian,
    Ml. (First Remedial  Action).  (Amendment),  September
    1991.
    PB92-964114/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
FIRST REMEDIAL ACTION - FINAL
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Jadco-
    Hughes Site, North Belmont, NC. (First Remedial Action),
    September 1990.
    PB91-921565/REB           92-01  PC A17/MF A03
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  1): Mottoto
    Pig Farm, Raymond, NH. (First Remedial  Action). March
    1991.
    PB92-96370VREB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Mid-At-
    lantic Wood Preservers, Hermans,  Anne Arundel County,
    MD. (Frsl Remedial Action). December 1990.
    PB92-963901/REB           92-01  PCA04/MFA01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): USA Ab-
    erdeen. Mchaeisville, MD. (First Remedial Action). Sep-
    tember 1991.
    PB92-963909/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3): NCR Cor-
    poration (Mmsboro Plant). Sussex  County. Millsboro. DE
    (First Remedial Action). August 1991.
    PB92-963919/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Tri-City
    industrial Disposal Site, BuHitt County. Brooks.  KY (First
    Remedial Acton). August 1991
    PB92-964004/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Golden
    Strip Septic Tank. Greenville County. Simpsonville. SC.
    (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964018/REB           92-O4  PC A14/MF A03
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): G and H
    Industrial Landfill Site. Macomb County, Ml. (First Reme-
    dial Action). December 1990.
    P892-964106/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
    Superfund  Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Fa-
    drawski Drum Disposal Site. Franklin. Wl.  (First Remedial
    Acton), June 1991.
    PB92-964111 /REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  5):  Enviro-
    Chem (Northside Sanitary Landfill).  Zionsvitle. IN. (First
    Remedial Action). (Amendment). June 1991.
    PB92-964116/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Summit
    National Liquid Disposal Service, Deerfiekt OH. (First Re-
    medial Action). (Amendment). November 1990.
    PB92-964118/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Buckeye
    Reclamation Landfill  Site. Belmont County. OH. (First  Re-
    medial Action), August 1991.
    PB92-964123/RES            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Sturgis
    Municipal Wets. Sturgis. Ml. (First Remedial Action). Sep-
    tember 1991.
    PB92-964136/REB            92-O4  PC AW/MF A02
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Chem-
    Central Site. Wyoming. Ml (First  Remedial Action). Sep-
    tember 1991.
    PBS2-964138/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF AOt
    Superfund Record of Decswri (EPA Region 7): People's
    Natural Gas Coal Gasification  Site. Dubuque. IA (First
    Remedial Action). September 1991.
    P892-964301 /REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Wasatch
    Chemical Site (Lot 6). Satt Lake City. Iff (First Remedial
    Action), March 1991
    PB92-964407/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF  A02
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Synertek
    (Building No. 1). Santa Clara. CA. (First Remedial Action).
    June 1991.
    PB92-964513/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
 FISH DISEASES
    Ovarian Mycosis m the Topsmelt  'Atnerinops affmis'.
     PB92-129691/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01
 FISH PHYSIOLOGY
     Ovanan Mycosis in the Topsmelt'Atnennops affmis'
     PB92-129691/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01
     Fish  Communities in Lakes  in  Subregion 2B (Upper Pe-
     ninsula of Michigan) in Relation to Lake Acidity Volume 1
     and Volume 2  Appendices. Data Tape Documentation.
     PB92-169630/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03
    Fish and Chemistry Data for  the Upper  Peninsula of
    Michigan Report (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-503085/REB                   92-04  CP D02

FISHERIES
    Chesapeake  Bay  Striped  Bass Fishery  Management
    Plan: Chesapeake Bay Program. Annual Progress Report
    from the Chesapeake Executive Council.
    PB92-186428/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Chesapeake  Bay  Bluefish  Fishery Management Plan.
    Chesapeake  Bay  Program  Agreement  Commitment
    Report.
    PB92-186436/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Chesapeake Bay Weakfish and Spotted Seatrout Fishery
    Management Plan-.  An Agreement Commitment Report
    from the Chesapeake Executive Council.
    PB92-186477/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Comparative Acute  Sensitivity of Larval Topsmelt, 'Ather-
    inops affinis', and Inland Silverside, 'Menidia beryllina', to
    11 Chemicals.
    PB92-195668/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

FISHES
    Statistical  Approach to Predicting  Chronic  Toxicity of
    Chemicals to Fishes from Acute Toxicity Test Data. Data
    Tape Documentation.
    PB92-1696S5/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
    Toxicity of Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate to Fishes.
    PB92-179142/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Modification of an Index of Biotic Integrity Based on Fish
    Assemblages to Characterize Rivers of the Seine Basin,
    France.
    PB92-180322/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Assessing Trends in Fishery Resources and Lake Water
    Aluminum from Pateolimnological Analyses of  Siliceous
    Algae.
    P892-180405/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Consumption Surveys for  Fish and Shellfish A Review
    and Analysis of Survey Methods.
    PB92-231539/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01
    Special Interest Group (SIG) Forum for Fish Consumption
    Risk Management User's Manual, v 1.0: A Division of the
    Nonpoint Source Information Exchange Computer Bulle-
    tin Board System (NPS BBS).
    PB92-231687/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01
    Statistical Approach to Predicting Chronic  Toxicity of
    Chemicals  to Fishes from Acute Toxicity Test  Data (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-S03119/REB                   92-04  CP 002

FLAME lONIZATION DETECTORS
    Using  a Flame lonizafon  Detector  (FID) Continuously
    Measure Toxic Organic Vapors in a Paint Spray  Booth.
    PB92-198258/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

FLAMES
    Trajectory and Incineration of Rogue Droplets in a Turbu-
    lent Diffusion Flame.
    PB92-120450/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

FLARING
    QAOPS Control Cost  Manual (Fourth Edition). Supple-
    ment 1.
    PB92-137181/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

FLEX-FUEL VEHICLES
    Emissions and Fuel Economy of DOE  Flex-Fuel Vehicles.
    PB92-153055/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

FLOOR COVERINGS
    Carpet Policy Dialogue. Compendium  Report, September
    27, 1991.
    PB92-115005/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

FLORIDA
    Recommended  Sub-Slab  Depressurization  Systems
    Design Standard  of the  Florida Radon Research Pro-
         l-105626/REB
                                92-01   PC A03/MF A01
     Proceedings of the Workshop on Radon Potential Map-
     ping. Florida Radon Research Program. Held in Gaines-
     ville, Florida on Apnl 20. 1990.
     PB92-115278/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
     Recommended HVAC Standard of the Florida Radon Re-
     search Program.
     PB92-147909/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
     Radon  Pressure Differentia) Project,  Phase 1, Florida
     Radon Research Program.
     PB92-148519/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

     National Priorities List Sites: Florida.
     PB92-963250/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02
 FLORIDA RADON RESEARCH PROGRAM
     Standard  Measurement  Protocols: Florida Radon  Re-
     search Program.
     PB92-115294/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
 FLOW BALANCE METHOD
     Storage of Combined Sewage in a Marine Waterbody.
     PB92-158542/HEB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
     Demonstration of in-Receiving Water Storage of  Com-
     bined Sewer Overflows: In a Marine/Estuanne Environ-
     ment by the Flow Balance Method.
     PB92-158575/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 FLOW BALANCING METHOD
     Combined Sewer  Overflow:  Balancing Flow  for CSO
     Abatement
     PB92-179761/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
FLOW MODELS
    Probability of Plume Interception Using Conditional Simu-
    lation of Hydraulic Head and Inverse Modeling.
    PB92-227404/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

FLOYD COUNTY (GEORGIA)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Floyd
    County, Georgia.
    PB92-232727/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

FLUE GAS DESULFURIZATION
    Current Status of ADVACATE Process for Flue Gas De-
    sulfurization (Journal Article).
    PB92-150622/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Capsule  Report: Disposal of Flue Gas  Desulfurization
    Wastes. Shawnee Field Evaluation.
    PB92-179936/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

FLUE GASES
    Laboratory and Field Evaluations of a Methodology  for
    Determining Hexavalent Chromium  Emissions  from Sta-
    tionary Sources.
    PB92-101336/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
    Method 25: Determination of Total Gaseous Non-Meth-
    ane  Organic  Emissions  as  Carbon  from  Stationary
    Sources.
    PB92-113026/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
    Cleaning of Flue Gases from  Waste Combustors. 1990.
    PB92-121300/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Quality Assurance Planning  for Stationary Source Field
    Sampling.
    PB92-188804/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

FLUID DYNAMICS
    Fluid Modeling Simulation of Stack-Tip  Downwash  for
    Neutrally Buoyant Plumes.
    PB92-166644/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

FLUORESCEINS
    Intel-laboratory Study of  Cellular Fluorescence Intensity
    Measurements   with  Fluorescein-Labeled   Microbead
    Standards
    PB92-153881/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

FLUORESCENCE
    Fluorescence Techniques for Metal-Humic Interactions.
    PB92-101369/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Intertaboratory  Study of  Cellular Fluorescence Intensity
    Measurements   with  Fluorescein-Labeled   Microbead
    Standards.
    PB92-153B81/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

FLUORESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY
    Standard Operating Procedures for Measurement of Lead
    in  Paint Using the SCITEC MAP-3 X-ray Fluorescence
    Spectrometer.
    PB92-114180/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

FLUORESCENT DYES
    Synthesis of a  Novel Fluorinated  Benzo(a|pyrene: 4,5-
    Difluorobenzo(a)pyrene
    PB92-110493/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Limitations of the Fluorescent Probe Viability Assay.
    PB92-113166/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Comparison of Animal Infectivity, Excystation, and Fluoro-
    genic Dye as Measures  of 'Giardia muris' Cyst Inactiva-
    tion by Ozone.
    PB92-124288/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 FLUORIMATEO ETHERS
    Program to Determine Performance of Fluorinated  Ethers
    and Fluorinated Propanes in a Compressor Calorimeter.
     PB92-139468/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Vapor Pressures, Liquid Molar Volumes, Vapor Non-Ideal-
     ities, and Critical Properties of Some Fluorinated Ethers:
    CF30CF20CF3.   CF30CF2CF2H,   C-CF2CF2CF2O,
     CF3OCF2H and CF3OCH3; and of CCI3F and CF2CIH.
     PB92-179746/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 FLUORINE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
     Vapor Pressures, Liquid Molar Volumes, Vapor Non-Ideal-
     ities and Critical Properties of Some Fluorinated Ethers:
     CF3OCF2OCF3,   CF3OCF2CF2H,   C-CF2CF2CF2O,
     CF3OCF2H, and CF3OCH3; and of CCI3F and CF2CIH.
     PB92-179746/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
     Predictions  of Azeotropes Formed  from  Fluonnated
     Ethers, Ethanes, and Propanes.
     PB92-195908/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01
     Thermodynamic Evaluation  of  Predicted  Fluorinated
     Ether, Ethane, and Propane Azeotropes.
     PB92-198241/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 FLUOROHYDROCARBONS
     Manual  for Non-CFC  Aerosol Packaging:  Conversion
     from CFC to Hydrocarbon Propellants.
     PB92-101344/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03
     Program to Determine Performance of Fluorinated Ethers
     and Fluorinated Propanes in a Compressor Calorimeter.
     PB92-139468/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
     Predictions of Azeotropes  Formed from  Fluorinated
     Ethers, Ethanes, and Propanes.
     PB92-19S908/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
     Physical Property  Data on Fluorinated Propanes and Bu-
     tanes as CFC and HCFC Alternatives.
     PB92-206507/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                       FUEL OIL
FLURTAMONE
    Microbial Degradation of Flurtamone in Three Georgia
    Soils.
    PB92-101682/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
FLY ASH
    Measurement and Prediction of the Resistivity of Ash/
    Sorbent Mixtures Produced by Sulfur Oxide Control Proc-
    esses.
    PB92-126812/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Current Status of ADVACATE Process for Flue Gas De-
    sulfunzation (Journal Article).
    PB92-150622/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
FOOD CHAINS
    Nutritional Value of 'Artemia' and Tigriopus californicus'
    (Baker) for Two Pacific  Mysid Species, 'Metamysidopsis
    etongata' (Holmes) and 'Mysidopsis intii' (Holmquist).
    PB92-108000/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Increased Reproduction by Mysids ('Mysidopsis bahia')
    Fed with Enriched 'Artemia' spp. Nauplii.
    PB92-108034/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
FOOD CONSUMPTION
    Consumption  Surveys for Fish and Shellfish.  A Review
    and Analysis of Survey Methods.
    PB92-231539/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Special Interest Group (SIG) Forum for Fish Consumption
    Risk Management. User's Manual, v.1.0: A Division of the
    Nonpoint Source Information Exchange Computer Bulle-
    tin Board System (NPS BBS).
    PB92-231687/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
FOOD INDUSTRY
    Assessment  of  VOC Emissions and Their Control from
    Baker's Yeast Manufacturing Facilities.
    PB92-145408/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Development  Document for Interim  Final Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
    Standards for the Raw Cane Sugar Processing. Segment
    of the Sugar  Processing. Point Source Category. Group
    1, Phase 2.
    PB92-231968/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03

    Development  Document tor Interim Final and Proposed
    Effluent Limitations Guidelines and New Source Perform-
    ance Standards for the Fruits, Vegetables and Special-
    ties. Segment of the Canned and Preserved  Fruits and
    Vegetables. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232065/REB           92-04  PC A23/MF A04

FOOD PROCESSING
    Supplement of Development Document Effluent Limita-
    tions,  Guidelines New  Source Performance  Standards
    Reprint for the Renderer Segment of the Meat Products
    and Rendering. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232008/REB           95-04  PC A04/MF A01

FOOD STORAGE
    Protection of  Stored Grains. 1979-April 1991. Citations
    from AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Envi-
    ronmental Considerations.
    PB92-140243/REB           92-01  PC A11/MF A03

FORECASTING
    Use of Pilot Columns for Predicting Full-Scale GAC Per-
    formance.
    PB92-179159/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY
    Determination of  alpha-emitting nuclides of  Plutonium,
    americium and curium in environmental  materials:  Pt.  1.
    Sea water.
    DE92614732/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Carbonate Equilibria and Groundwater Sample  Collection:
    Implications for Estimated Average Subsurface Properties
    in Continental North America.
    PB92-1016907REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Modellierung und Simulation des Verhaltens von Umwelt-
    chemikalien in Boeden und Pflanzen (Modeling and Sim-
    ulation of the Effect of (Environmental) Chemicals in Soil
    and in Rants).
    PB92-143825/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Reclamation and Redevelopment of Contaminated Land.
    Volume 2. European Case Studies.
    PB92-146166/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    How Much  Acidification Has  Occurred in  Adirondack
    Region Lakes (New York. USA) since Preindustrial Times.
    PB92-180371/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    European Packaging Initiatives:  Leading  the Way  on
    Source Reduction.
    PB92-206242/HEB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Human Carcinqgenesis by Arsenic.
    PB92-227578/HEB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    New Methods for the Assessment of Immunotoxicity  of
    Chemical Substances.
    PB92-232859/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Analysis of Long-Term and Seasonal River Water Quality
    Changes in Latvia.
    PB92-232933/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
FOREST HEALTH MONITORING PROGRAM
    Forest Health Monitoring Plot Design and Logistics Study
    PB92-118447/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Monitoring and Research Strategy  for  Forests-Environ-
    mental Monitoring and Assessment Program.
    PB92-146208/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02
FOREST HEALTH MONITORING PROJECT
    Forest Health Monitoring, New England,  1990.  Annual
    Report.
    PB92-113016/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
FOREST LAND
    Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate. 1. Sulfur Constituents and Net Retention.
    PB92-108182/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate: 2. Aluminum and Base Cations
    PB92-150549/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Sulfate Retention and Cation Leaching of Forest Soils in
    Response to Acid Additions.
    PB92-153394/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

FOREST MANAGEMENT
    Monitoring Guidelines to Evaluate Effects of Forestry Ac-
    tivities on Streams in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
    PB92-104520/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02

    Forest Health  Monitoring,  New England,  1990. Annual
    Report.
    PB92-113018/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Can Intensive Management Increase Carbon Storage in
    Forests.
    PB92-113224/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Assessment of Promising Forest Management Practices
    and Technologies for Enhancing the  Conservation and
    Sequestration of Atmospheric Carbon and Their Costs at
    the Site Level.
    PB92-122787/HEB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Global Assessment  of  Promising Forest  Management
    Practices for Sequestration of Carbon.
    PB92-153006/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    What Is the Potential of Forest Management to Slow the
    Increase of Atmospheric CO2.
    PB92-180249/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

FOREST SOILS
    Soil Response to S and N Treatments in a Northern New
    England Low Elevation Coniferous Forest.
    PB92-150556/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate: 3.  Solubilization  and Composition of Dissolved Or-
    ganic Carbon.
    PB92-150564/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

FOREST TREES
    Forest Health  Monitoring,  New England,  1990. Annual
    Report.
    PB92-113018/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Preface and Introduction to 'The Response of Western
    Forests to Air Pollution'.
    PB92-143833/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Nutrient Leaching from Conifer Needles in Relation to
    Foliar Apoplast Cation Exchange Capacity.
    PB92-153378/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Western Forests and Air Pollution.
    PB92-198209/REB            92-04   PC A22/MF A04

    Comprehensive List of Chesapeake Bay Basin Species.
    PB92-222850/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

FORESTRY
    Patch Size of Forest Openings and Arthropod Popula-
    tions.
    PB92-108158/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Proceedings of the  International  Workshop on  Large-
    Scale Reforestation.  Held in Corvallis, Oregon on May 9-
    10, 1990.
    PB92-109131/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Forest Health Monitoring Plot Design and Logistics Study.
    PB92-118447/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Monitoring and Research  Strategy for Forests-Environ-
    mental Monitoring and Assessment Program.
    PB92-146208/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02

    Design Issues for Evaluating Seedling Exposure Studies.
    PB92-1530t4/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Potential Impacts of  Climate  Change on  Pacific  North-
    west Forest Vegetation.
    PB92-184985/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Carbon Storage Potential of Short Rotation Tropical Tree
    Plantations.
    PB92-232891/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

FORESTS
    Role of Climate in Forest Monitoring and Assessment: A
    New England Example.
    PB92-132885/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Summary, Projections, and Recommendations. (Chapter
    13).
    PB92-152990/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Sulfur Dynamics of Forest Ecosystems.
    PB92-153048/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Pollution Impacts at the Stand and Ecosystem Levels.
    PB92-179027/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Methods of Assessing Responses of Trees, Stands and
    Ecosystems to Air Pollution (Chapter 7).
    PB92-180231/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

FORMALDEHYDE
    Urban Air Toxics Monitoring Program Carbonyl Results,
    1990.
    PB92-110030/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

FOUNDATIONS
    Recommended Foundation  Fill  Materials Construction
    Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
    PB92-105865/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
FOUNDRIES
    Alternative  Control Techniques Document: For PM-10
    Emissions from Ferrous Foundries.
    PB92-180017/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

FOURIER TRANSFORM INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY
    Evaluation of the Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrome-
    ter for Particle-Associated Ammonium Sulfate Determina-
    tion.
    PB92-160084/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

FOURIER TRANSFORMATION
    Evaluation of the Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrome-
    ter for Particle-Associated Ammonium Sulfate Determina-
    tion.
    PB92-160084/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

FRANKLIN COUNTY (PENNSYLVANIA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Let-
    terkenny -  PDO,  Chambersburg,  PA. (First  Remedial
    Action), August 1991.
    PB92-963910/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

FRANKLIN COUNTY (TENNESSEE)
    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,
    Franklin County, Tennessee.
    PB92-231091/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

FREE RADICALS
    Application  of the EPR  Spin-Trapping Technique to the
    Detection of Radicals Produced in vivo during  Inhalation
    Exposure of Rats to Ozone.
    PB92-227412/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

FREEZE DRYING
    Interim Protocol for the Evaluation of Survival of Geneti-
    cally Engineered Microorganisms by Simulating the Aerial
    Environment Using a Freeze-Drying Procedure.
    PB92-217470/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

FREEZERS
    Review of Energy Efficiency of Refrigerator/Freezer Gas-
    kets.
    PB92-106913/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    EPA's Research Projects Relating to the Dual-Circuit and
    Lorenz Refrigerator/Freezers.
    PB92-150630/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

FREONS
    Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Incin-
    eration.
    PB92-150432/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Mobile Air-Conditioning Recycling Manual.
    PB92-23S688/REB           92-04   PC A08/MF A02

FRESH WATER
    Relationships of Hg(ll) Volatilization from  a Freshwater
    Pond to the Abundance of 'mer' Genes in the Gene Pool
    of the Indigenous Microbial Community.
    PB92-129675/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

FRESHWATER BIOLOGY
    Mosquito Control Pesticides: Adverse  Impacts to Fresh-
    water Aquatic and Marine Organisms.
    PB92-195890/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

FRESHWATER NEUSTONS
    Heterotrophic Bacteria of the  Freshwater  Neuston and
    Their Ability to Act as Plasmid Recipients under Nutrient
    Deprived Conditions.
    PB92-129766/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

FRESNO COUNTY (CALIFORNIA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Atlas As-
    bestos Mine,  Fresno County, CA. (Second  Remedial
    Action), February 1991.
    PB92-964510/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

FROGS
    Developmental Malformation of Frog Embryos: An Analy-
    sis of Teratogenicity of Chemical Mixtures.
    PB92-108190/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

FUEL CELL POWER PLANTS
    Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
    PB92-150614/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

FUEL CELLS
    Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
    PB92-121235/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

FUEL CELLS FUELS
    Demonstration  of Fuel  Cells  to Recover Energy from
    Landfill Gas. Phase 1 Final Report: Conceptual Study.
    PB92-137520/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

FUEL CONSUMPTION
    Second  EPA Evaluation of the Platinum Gasaver Device
    under Section 511 of the Motor Vehicle Information and
    Cost Savings Act (Updated).
    PB92-104413/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Emissions and Fuel Economy of DOE Flex-Fuel Vehicles.
    PB92-153055/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

FUEL ECONOMY
    Emissions and Fuel Economy Effects of the Platinum Ga-
    saver a Retrofit Device.
    PB92-104421/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Natural Gas Vehicle Challenge: EPA Emissions and Fuel
    Economy Testing, 1992.
    PB92-217926/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

FUEL OIL
    Sunken Vessels and Aircraft Containing Hazardous Mate-
    rials in Puget Sound.
    PB92-104512/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Analysis of Emissions from Residential Oil Furnaces and
    Comparison with Woodstove Emissions.
    PB92-195924/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Analysis of Emissions 1rom Residential Oil Furnaces.
    PB92-195981 /REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

FUELS
    Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Panicu-
    late and Organic Emissions from a Third World Residen-
    tial Combustion Process. 1.  Facility Description and Re-
    sults of Tests of Three Rural China Residential Coals, a
    U.S. Coal, and Wood.
    PB92-206598/RES           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

FUGITIVE EMISSIONS
    Control of VOC Emissions from Nonferrous Metal Rolling

                               92-04  PC A05/MF A01
    PB92-227677/HEB
FULLERTON (CALIFORNIA)
    Technology Evaluation Report Site Program Demonstra-
    tion of a Trial Excavation at the McColl Superfund She.
    PB92-226448/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

FUNDS
    Political Subdivision Involvement in Superfund.
    PB92-963330/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
    Debarment and Suspension.
    PB92-963331/REB
                               92-01   PC A01/MF A01
FUNGI
    Sorption of Heavy Metals by the Soil Fungi 'Aspergillus
    niger' and Mucor rouxJL
    PB92-179811 /REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Protocol for Testing  the Effects of Fungal Pesticides on
    Nontarget Beetles Using 'Hppodamia convergens' (Cole-
    optera: CoccineWdae).
    PB92-217488/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

FUNddOES
    Captafol Final Decision.
    P892-114289/REB
                               92-01   PC A01/MF A01
    RED Facts: Fosetyl-AI (Alwrte)
    PB92-114321/REB           92-01
                                      PC A02/MF A01
    Reregetrabon  EfcgtoiMy  Document (RED).  Fosetyl-AI

    PB92-114339/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF AOt
    OscnmmaOve Stimulus Properties ol Trtadmefon:  Com-
    parison with Methylphenidate.
    PB92-143882/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Effects of Tnadknefon on a MuMpte Schedule ol Ftxed-
    Interval Performance: Comparison with Methylphenidate.
    d-Amphetarmne and CMorpromazine.
    PB92-143932/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    FunQdde BenomyKMetnyl  HButylcarbamoyO-2-Benzimi-
    dazotecarbamate) Causes Testicular Dysfunction by In-
    ducing the Sloughing of Germ Cans and Occlusion of Ef-
    ferent Ductutes
    PB92-150796/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                         of Methyl  Benzimidazolecarba-
                         9 during Earty Pregnancy.
                               92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Use of the  Fungicide Carbendanm as a Model Com-
    pound to Determne the Impact of Acute Chemical Expo-
    sura during Oocyte Maturation and Fertilization on Preg-
    nancy Outcome in the Hamster.
    PB92-206416/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

FURAMONES
    Induction of Gastrointestinal Tract Nuclear Anomalies in
    86C3F1  Mice by 3-Otkxo^-(Dichlorornethvl>-5-Hydroxy-
    2f5H>-Furanone and  3,4-
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                             GROUND WATER
GEORGIA
    National Priorities List Sites: Georgia.
    PB92-963226/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
GEOSTATISTICS
    Effects of Sampling Design Parameters on Block Selec-
    tion.
    PB92-180314/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Evaluation and Comparison of Spatial Interpolators.
    PB92-227446/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
GEOSYNTHETIC MATERIALS
    Technical  Guidance  Document: Inspection Techniques
    for the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field Seams.
    PB92-1090S7/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Chemical Resistance of Geosynthetic Materials.
    PB92-136928/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Biological  Activity and Potential  Remediation Involving
    Geotextile Landfill Leachate Fitters.
    PB92-153451/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of the Chemical  Resistance of Geotextiles,
    Geonet and Pipe.
    PB92-170562/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Inspection Techniques for the  Fabrication of Geomem-
    brane Field Seams.
    PB92-188770/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
GEOTECHNICAL FABRICS
    Biological  Activity and Potential  Remediation Involving
    Geotextile Landfill Leachate Filters.
    PB92-153451/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    DuctJIe-to-Brittle  Transition Time  in Polyethylene Geo-
    membrane Sheet.
    PB92-153758/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Evaluation of the Chemical  Resistance of Geotextiles,
    Geonet and Pipe.
    PB92-170562/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Inspection Techniques for the  Fabrication of Geomem-
    brane Field Seams.
    PB92-188770/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Stress Crack Testing of Polyethylene Geomembranes.
    PB92-217132/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

GIAROIA
    Differentiation of 'Giardia duodenalis' from Other 'Giardia
    sop.'  by  Using Polymerase  Chain Reaction and Gene
    Probes.
    PB92-150531/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

GIARDIA DUODENALIS
    Differentiation of 'Giardia duodenalis' from Other 'Giardia
    sop.'  by  Using Polymerase  Chain Reaction and Gene
    Probes.
    PB92-150531/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

GIARDIA MURIS
    Comparison of Animal Infecthnty, Excystation, and Fluoro-
    genic Dye as Measures of 'Giardia muris' Cyst Inactiva-
    tjon by Ozone.
    PB92-124288/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

GLEAN
    Effects of Glean,  a Sulfonylurea Herbicide, on the Repro-
    ductive Biology and  Fruit Set in Cherry Trees. Progress
    Report to Region 10.
    PB92-142652/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GUAL FIBRILLARV ACIDIC PROTEIN
    Assessment of Neurotoxicity:  Use of Glial Fibrillary Acidic
    Protein as a Btomarker.
    PB92-110527/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

    Concentration of Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein Increases
    with Age in the Mouse and Rat Brain.
    PB92-110535/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    5,7-Dihydroxytryptamine Injections Increase Glial Fibrillary
    Acidic Protein in the Hypothalamus of Adult Rats.
    PB92-143924/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

    Quantification of  Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein: Compari-
    son  of Slot-lmmunobinding Assays  with a Novel Sand-
    wich ELISA.
    PB92-206325/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE PROGRAM
    U.S.  EPA's  Global  Climate Change  Program:  Landfill
    Emissions and Mitigation Research.
    PB92-180215/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GLOBAL ECOSYSTEMS DATABASE
    Global Ecosystems  Database. Version 0.1  (Beta-test).
    EPA  Global Climate Research Program.  NOAA/NGDC
    Global Change  Database Program. Prototype 1. Data-
    base Documentation. NGDC  Key to Geophysical Records
    Documentation No. 25.
    PB92-122803/REB           92-01   PC A16/MF A03

GLOBAL METHANE CYCLE
    NATO Workshop on the Atmospheric Methane Cycle
    Held in Mt. Hood, Oregon on October 6-11, 1991. Work-
    ing Group Report on Methane Sources and Sinks.
    PB92-180256/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GLOBAL POSITIONING  SYSTEM
    GIS Technical Memorandum 3: Global Positioning Sys-
    tems Technology and Its Application  in Environmental
    Programs.
    PB92-169358/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

GLOBAL WARMING
    Three Case Studies of Lake Temperature and Stratifica-
    tion Response to Warmer Climate.
    PB92-121391/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Equilibrium-Analysis of Projected Climate Change Effects
    on the Global Soil Organic Matter Pool.
    PB92-153022/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
GLOVES
    Permeation of Multifunctional Acrylates through Selected
    Protective Glove Materials.
    PB92-1S3915/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

GLUTATHIONE TRANSFERASES
    Quantitative Image Cytometry of Hepatocytes Expressing
    Gamma-Glutamyl Transpeptidase  and  Glutathione  S-
    Transferase in Diethyinitrosamine-lnitiated  Rats Treated
    with Phenobarbitol and/or Phthalate Esters.
    PB92-227586/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
GLYCOL ETHERS
    Comparative  Immunosuppression   of  Various  Glycol
    Ethers Orally Administered to Fisher 344 Rats.
    PB92-195B33/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
GLYCOLS
    Citizen's Guide to Glycolate Dehalogenation.
    PB92-233105/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01
GLYNN COUNTY  (GEORGIA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Hercules
    009  Landfill Site, Brunswick, Glynn County, GA. (First Re-
    medial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964001/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
GLYPHOSATE
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Glyphosate.
    PB92-173392/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
GOKILAHT
    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 227: Gokilaht.
    PB92-110006/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
GORDON COUNTY (GEORGIA)
    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,
    Gordon County, Georgia.
    PB92-232743/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
    Guide  to  Selected  National  Environmental Statistics in
    the U.S. Government.
    PB92-201144/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

    Preserving Our Future Today: Your Guide  to the United
    States Environmental Protection Agency.
    PB92-226190/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY RELATIONS
    Intelligent Processing Equipment within the Environmen-
    tal Protection  Agency.
    N92-24997/8/REB
                                               92-01
            (Order as N92-24987/9/REB, PC A10/MF A03)
GOVERNMENT POLICIES
    Science Policy Interface (Chapter 12).
    PB92-143841/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Update Package  for RCRA  Permit Policy Compendium
    (Assorted Volumes).
    PB92-182518/REB                    92-04  PC E99

    RCRA, Superfund Monthly Hot Line Reports.
    PB92-922400/REB          92-01  SubscriptionS96.00

    Superfund Policy Forum  Update, Volume  1, Number 1,
    February 1992.
    PB92-963262/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Revision of Policy Regarding Superfund Project Assign-
    ment between Alternative Remedial Contracting Strategy
    Contractors and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
    PB92-963327/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

    Considerations in Ground-Water Remediation at Super-
    fund Sites and RCRA Facilities: Update.
    PB92-963358/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
GRAHAM COUNTY (ARIZONA)
    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,
    Graham County, Arizona.
    PB92-232529/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

GRAINS (FOOD)
    Protection of Stored Grains, 1979-April 1991. Citations
    from AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Envi-
    ronmental Considerations.
    PB92-140243/REB            92-01   PC A11/MF A03

GRANDVILLE (MICHIGAN)
    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Organic
    Chemicals, Grandville. Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
    tember 1991.
    PB92-964103/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON TREATMENT
    Granular Activated Carbon Treatment. Engineering Bulle-
    tin.
    PB92-180058/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF  A01

GRASSES
    Healthy  Lawn,  Healthy  Environment.  Caring for  Your
    Lawn in an Environmentally Friendly Way.
    PB92-233899/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

GRAVEL
    Techniques to Determine Spatial Variations in Hydraulic
    Conductivity of Sand and Gravel.
    PB92-109123/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GREAT LAKES
    Regional Efforts  Through the LJC to Address Contami-
    nated Bottom Sediment Problems in the Great Lakes.
    AD-P006 832/0/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Dealing with Toxic Polluted Sediments in the Great Lakes
    Basin.
    AD-P006 908/8/REB          92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Report of the Great Lakes Air Toxics Research Priorities
    Workshop. Held at Navarre, Minnesota on March 11-13.
    1991.
    PB92-166933/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GREEN BAY
    Modeling Studies for Planning: The Green Bay Project.
    PB92-136944/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

GREENHOUSE EFFECT
    Greenhouse  Gases from Small-Scale Combustion in  De-
    veloping Countries: A Pilot Study in Manila.
    PB92-139369/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Current and  Future Environmental  Role of Atmospheric
    Methane: Model Studies and Uncertainties.
    PB92-188820/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

QRIDDED MODEL INFORMATION SUPPORT SYSTEM
    Gridded  Model  Information  Support  System (GMISS)
    User's Guide. Volume 3. Model Concentration Data  Re-
    trieval Subsystem.
    PB92-190263/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

GRIDS (COORDINATES)
    Cartographic  and  Geometric  Components  of a Global
    Sampling Design for Environmental Monitoring.
    PB92-217397/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

GROUND COVER
    RCRA Cover Systems for Waste Management Facilities.
    PB92-120435/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GROUND DISPOSAL
    No Migration Variances to the Hazardous Waste Land
    Disposal Prohibitions: A Guidance Manual for Petitioners
    (July 1992).
    PB92-207695/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

GROUND PENETRATING RADAR
    Study to Determine  the Feasibility  of  Using a Ground-
    Penetrating  Radar for More Effective Remediation of
    Subsurface Contamination.
    PB92-169382/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

GROUND WATER
    Regional Assessment of Aquifer Vulnerability and Sensi-
    tivity in the Conterminous United States.
    PB92-100148/REB            92-01   PC A15/MF A03

    Carbonate Equilibria and Groundwater Sample Collection:
    Implications for Estimated Average Subsurface Properties
    in Continental North America.
    PB92-101690/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Technology  Evaluation Report: Biological Treatment of
    Wood Preserving Site Groundwater by Biotrol, Inc.
    PB92-110048/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Performance  Evaluations  of Pump-and-Treat  Remedi-
    ations.
    PB92-114461/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Facilitated  Transport  of  Inorganic  Contaminants  in
    Ground Water: Part 2. Colloidal Transport.
    PB92-114503/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Identification  of Sources  of  Ground-Water  Salinization
    Using Geochemical Techniques.
    PB92-119650/REB           92-01   PC A12/MF A03

    Extraction of Mercury from Groundwater Using Immobi-
    lized Algae.
    PB92-121367/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Benzene Groundwater  Exposure Study, Nesmith,  South
    Carolina.
    PB92-123801/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Optimizing BTEX Biodegradation under Denitrifying Con-
    ditions.
    PB92-124262/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Applicability  of UV/Oxidation Technologies to Treat Con-
    taminated Groundwater.
    PB92-126853/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Biodegradation  of Creosote  and  Pentachlorophenol in
    Contaminated Groundwater: Chemical and Biological As-
    sessment.
    PB92-129659/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF  A01

    Detoxification of Pentachlorophenol and Creosote Con-
    taminated Groundwater by Physical Extraction: Chemical
    and Biological Assessment.
    PB92-129733/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF  A01

    Reduction of Disinfection By-Product Precursors by Nan-
    ofiltration.
    PB92-149269/REB           92-01  PC E99/MF  A06

    Removing Radium from Water by Plain and Treated Acti-
    vated Alumina.
    PB92-164789/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF  A01

    General Methods  for Remedial Operations  Performance
    Evaluations.
    PB92-166842/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Effect of the Geochemical Environment on  Heavy-Metal
    Transport in Ground Water.
    PB92-179134/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Chemical Enhancements  to  Pump-and-Treat Remedi-
    ation. Ground Water Issue.
    PB92-180074/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water  from Agriculturally Contaminated Ground-
    water.
    PB92-195874/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Multiphase Chemical Transport in Porous Media.
    PB92-205640/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    New Two-Phase Flow and Transport Model  with Inter-
    phase Mass Exchange.
    PB92-206564/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Parallel Groundwater Computations Using PVM.
    PB92-206572/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Handbook of Suggested Practices for the Design and in-
    stallation of Ground-Water Monitoring Wells (Revised).
    PB92-216886/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    Optimal  Adaptive Local  Grid  Refinement Approach to
    Modeling Contaminant Transport.
    PB92-217314/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Tech Trends (Number 8).
    PB92-221985/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Ground Water Models: Scientific and Regulatory Applica-
    tions.
    PB92-224138/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03

    In-situ Bioremediation of Contaminated Ground Water.
    PB92-224336/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Vendor Information System  for  Innovative  Treatment
    Technologies (VISITT). Number 1.
    PB92-224716/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Protecting the Nation's Ground Water: EPA's Strategy for
    the 1990s: The Final Report  of the EPA Ground-Water
    Task Force.
    PB92-224765/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Probability of Plume Interception Using Conditional Simu-
    lation of Hydraulic Head and Inverse Modeling.
    PB92-227404/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Metals in  Ground Water Sampling Artifacts and Repro-
    duability.
    PB92-227479/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Acquisition of Representative Ground Water Quality Sam-
    ples for Metals.
    PB92-227487/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Application of Dye-Tracing Techniques  for Determining
    Solute-Transport Characteristics  of  Ground  Water in
    Karst Terranes.
    PB92-231356/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Fundamentals of Ground-Water Modeling. Ground Water
    Issue.
    PB92-232354/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Handbook of RCRA Ground-Water Monitoring Constitu-
    ents: Chemical and Physical Properties (40  CFR  Part
    264. Appendix 9).
    PB92-233287/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

    Evaluation  of  Soil  Venting Application.  Ground  Water
    Issue.
    PB92-23S605/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies:  Phase
    2. Volume 1. Summary Report.
    PB92-963346/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies:  Phase
    2. Volume 2. Case Studies and Updates.
    PB92-963347/REB           92-04  PC A19/MF A04

    Presentations  EPA-State  Soil Standards Conference.
    Held in Crystal City. Virginia on January 29. 1991.
    PB92-963350/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Considerations in Ground-Water Remediation  at Super-
    fund Sites and RCRA Facilities: Update.
    PB92-963358/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    ROD Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 1.
    PB92-963359/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06

    ROD Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 2.
    PB92-963360/REB            92-01   PC A18/MF A04

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
    Engineering Center, (Operable Unit  4). Lakehurst. NJ
    (Third Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-963832/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
GROUNDWATER
    Ground Water and  Soil Contamination  Remediation:
    Toward Compatible Science, Policy, and Public Percep-
    tion. Report on a Colloquium Sponsored by  the  Water
    Science  and  Technology Board. Colloquium 5  of  a
    Series.
    PB92-224179/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Pesticides and Ground-Water Strategy
    PB92-22S051/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
GROWTH
    Neanthes Long-Term Exposure Experiment: Further Eval-
    uation of the  Relationship between Juvenile Growth and
    Reproductive Success.
    PB92-166891/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Laboratory Spawning of  Topsmelt, 'Atherinops affinis',
    with Notes on Culture and Growth of Larvae.
    PB92-1957S9/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Western Forests and Air Pollution.
    PB92-198209/REB           92-04  PC A22/MF AIM
GUAM
    National  Priorities List Sites:  American Samoa. Guam,
    and the Trust Territories.
    PB92-963242/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
GUIDELINES
    Land Manager's Guide to Water Quality Monitoring.
    PB92-132802/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    What Can Be Learnt from Protocols Relating to Non-
    Pharmaceuticals.
    PB92-150424/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Pesticide Registration Handbook: How to Respond to
    the Reregistration Eligibility Document.
    PB92-154806/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Reregistration  Eligibility Document (RED): Carbon  and
    Carbon Dioxide.
    PB92-161926/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Guide for  Using the  Empirical Kinetics Modeling  Ap-
    proach Interface (EKMAI).
    PB92-196005/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Transportation and Air Quality Planning Guidelines, 1992.
    PB92-201458/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Facility Pollution Prevention Guide.
    PB92-213206/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Pesticide Reregistration.
    PB92-231182/REB
                               92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Biological Criteria: Guide to Technical Literature.
    PB92-231489/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Biological Criteria: National Program Guidance for Sur-
    face Waters.
    PB92-231497/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Guidance for Water Quality-Based Decisions: The TMDL
    Process.
    PB92-231620/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
    cides in the United States. Second Edition (for Microcom-
    puters).
    PB92-504356/REB                    92-04  CP D02
HABERSHAM COUNTY (GEORGIA)
    Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Ha-
    bersham County, Georgia.
    PB92-232586/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
HALOGEN AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS
    QSARs for  Predicting Reductive Transformation  Rate
    Constants of Halogenated Aromatic Hydrocarbons in
    Anoxic Sediment Systems.
    PB92-166800/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Reductive Transformations of Halogenated Aromatic Hy-
    drocarbons in Anaerobic Water-Sediment Systems: Kinet-
    ics, Mechanisms and Products.
    PB92-166818/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
HALOGEN ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
    QSARs for Predicting Biotic and Abiotic Reductive Trans-
    formation Rate Constants of Halogenated Hydrocarbons
    in Anoxic Sediment Systems.
    PB92-166792/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
HALOHYDROCARBONS
    Physical Property Data on Fluorinated Propanes and Bu-
    tanes as CFC and HCFC Alternatives.
    PB92-206507/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
HALON 1301
    Research and Development for Total-Flood Halon  1301
    Replacements for Oil and Gas Production Facilities.
    PB92-206515/REB            92-04 PC A02/MF A01

HANDBOOKS
    PIRLA DBMS Quick Reference Guide.
    PB92-110824/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Material Recovery Facilities for Municipal Solid Waste.
    PB92-137512/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Environmental Guidance: For Very Small Communities.
    PB92-196021/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Vitrification  Technologies for  Treatment of  Hazardous
    and Radioactive Waste.
    PB92-201110/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Solid Waste Contract Negotiation Handbook.
    PB92-232172/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Community Relations in Superfund: A Handbook.
    PB92-963341/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03
HAWAII
    National Priorities List Sites: California and Hawaii.
    PB92-963239/REB            92-01   PC A11/MF A03
HAZARD RANKING SYSTEM
    Preliminary Ranking Evaluation Score (PREscore) Ver-
    sion 1.1 (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-503507/REB                    92-04  CP D02

HAZARDOUS AIR POLLUTANT PROGRAM
    Hazardous  Air Pollutant Program  (HAP-PRO). User's
    Manual (for  Use with  Version  1.0, January-September,
    1990).
    PB92-135904/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Hazardous Air Pollutant Program  (HAP-PRO).  Version 1
    (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501212/REB                    92-01  CP DOS

HAZARDOUS MATERIAL
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): U.S. DOI
    Sangamo/Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge, Carter-
    ville, IL. (First Remedial Action), March 1990.
    PB92-964125/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
    Methods for Measuring the Acute  Toxkaty of Effluents
    and  Receiving  Waters to Freshwater and  Marine Orga-
    nisms (Fourth Edition).
    PB91-167650/REB            92-01   PC A14/MF A03

    Guides to  Pollution  Prevention: The Fiberglass-Rein-
    forced and Composite Plastics Industry.
    PB91-227967/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Guides to Pollution  Prevention:  The Marine Maintenance
    and Repair Industry.
    PB91-228817/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Program: Ten Years of Progress.
PB91-921286/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hranica
Landfill, Buffalo  Township, PA. (First Remedial Action),
June 1990.
PB91-921566/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Pharmaceutical In-
dustry.
PB92-100080/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Citizens' Guidance Manual for the Technical Assistance
Grant Program.
PB92-101435/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03

OSWER Source  Book: Training and Technology Transfer
Resources.
PB92-102169/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
Refurbished Railcar Bearing Assemblies.
PB92-104348/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
Prototype Printed Circuit Boards.
PB92-104355/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
Speed Reduction Equipment.
PB92-104363/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
Printed Labels.
PB92-104371/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Sunken Vessels and Aircraft Containing Hazardous Mate-
rials in Puget Sound.
PB92-104512/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Community Relations during Enforcement Activities and
Development of the Administrative Record.
PB92-105469/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Section 3008(h) Module Order on Consent.
PB92-105477/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Improvement of  PMN Review Procedures to Estimate
Protective Clothing Performance.  Executive  Summary
Report.
PB92-105691/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Pilot-Scale Incineration of  Contaminated  Soil  from the
Purity Oil Sales and McColl Superfund Sites.
PB92-105B57/REB           92-01  PC AO^/MF A01

Waste Reduction Technology Evaluations of  the  U.S.
EPA WRITE Program.
PB92-108133/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Technical Guidance Document: Inspection Techniques
for the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field Seams.
PB92-109057/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CEHCLA:
Aerobic Biodegradaton Remedy Screening. Interim Guid-
ance.
PB92-109065/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening.
PB92-109073/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Superfund Engineering Issue:  Issues Affecting the Appli-
cability and  Success of Remedial/Removal Incineration
Projects.
PB92-109081/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Summary of the 1991 EPA/AWMA International Symposi-
um: Measurement  of Toxic and Related Air Pollutants.
Held in Durham, North  Carolina on May 6-10,1991.
PB92-110386/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Sampling of Contaminated Sites.
PB92-110436/REB           92-01
RCRA  Permit Policy Compendii
Guide. Key Word Index.
PB92-111715/REB
      PC A02/MF A01

ium.  Volume 1. User's

       92-01  PC E10
RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 2 (9420.1980-
9434.1900). Hazardous Waste Management System (Part
260). General, Definitions, Petitions.
PB92-111723/HEB                   92-01   PC A13

RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 3 (9441.1980-
9441.1986).  Identification  and  Listing  of  Hazardous
Waste (Part 261). General.
PB92-111731/REB                   92-01   PC A14

RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 4 (9441.1987-
9441.1990).  Identification  and  Listing  of  Hazardous
Waste (Part 261). General.
PB92-111749/REB                   92-01   PC A14

RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 5 (9442.1980-
9444.1986).  Identification  and  Listing  of  Hazardous
Waste  (Part  261). Criteria for Identifying  Hazardous
Waste, Characteristics of Hazardous Waste, Lists of Haz-
ardous Waste.
PB92-111756/REB                   92-01   PC A14

RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 6 (9444.1987-
9457.1990).  Identification  and  Listing  of  Hazardous
Waste (Part 261). Lists (Cont'd), Generator  Standards
(Part 262). General, Pretransportation, Recordkeeping.
Special Conditions, Importing.
PB92-111764/REB                   92-01   PC A1S

RCHA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 7 (9460.1980-
9482-1990). Transporter Standards (Part 263). (TSDF's)
(Parts 264 and  265).  TSDF Technical  Requirements
(Parts 264 and 265).
PB92-111772/REB                   92-01   PCA11
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  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 8 (9483 1980-
  9489.1990).  TSDF Technical Requirements  (Parts 264
  and 265). Tanks,  Surface Impoundments, Waste Piles
  Land Treatment,  Landfills,  Incinerators, Miscellaneous
  Units.
  PB92-111780/REB                    92-01   PC A15
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 9 (9490 1960-
  9521.1990). Standards for Managing Specific Hazardous
  Wastes (Part 266). Permitting Policies, Permitting Proce-
  dures (Parts 124 and 270).
  PB92-111798/REB                    92-01   PC A15
  RCRA  Permit   Policy   Compendium.   Volume   10
  (9522.1980-9528.1990). Permitting Procedures (Parts 124
  and  270). Applications,  Conditions,  Changes,  Interim
  Status.
  PB92-111806/REB                    92-01   PC A15
  RCRA   Permit   Policy   Compendium.   Volume   11
  (9530.1980-9581.1990). Air Emissions Standards  State
  Authorization (Part 271), Land Disposal Restrictions (Part
 268). Waste Minimization, Subtitle D, RCRA Grant Funds
  PB92-111814/REB                    92-01   PC A17
 Comparison of In situ Vitrification and Rotary Kiln Inciner-
 ation for Soils Treatment.
 PB92-113174/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 DuPont/Oberlin Microfiltration Technology. Applications
 Analysis Report.
 PB92-119023/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 RCRA Cover Systems for Waste Management Facilities
 PB92-120435/ftEB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 Cleaning of Flue Gases from Waste Combustors 1990
 PB92-121300/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 Rote of Gas-Phase CI2 in  the Formation of PCDD/PCDF
 during Waste  Combustion.
 PB92-121383/HEB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 Environmental Profiles  and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
 ents of Municipal Sludge: Mercury.
 PB92-122977/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 Environmental Profiles  and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
 ents of Municipal Sludge: Lead.
 PB92-122985/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 Environmental Profiles  and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
 ents of Municipal Sludge: Beryllium.
 PB92-122993/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 Environmental Profiles  and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
 ents of Municipal Sludge: Nickel.
 PB92-123009/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 National Survey of Hazardous Waste Generators and
 Treatment, Storage, Disposal,  and Recycling Facilities in
 1986. Hazardous Waste Generation and Management.
 PB92-123025/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03
 Toxicological Implementations of Remediating Hazardous
 Wastes.
 PB92-124171/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 Evaluation of  Five Waste  Minimization Technologies at
 the General Dynamics Pomona Division Plant.
 PB92-125756/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 Removal of Creosote from Soil by Thermal Desorption
 PB92-126838/RES            92-01  PCA02/MFA01
 Applicability of UV/Oxidation Technologies to Treat Con-
 taminated Groundwater
 PB92-126853/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 Prospects for In situ Chemical  Treatment for Contaminat-
 ed Soil.
 PB92-126929/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 Compilation of Current  Practices at Land Disposal Facili-
 ties: Summary of  Liner and  Leak  Detection  Designs,
 Action Leakage Rates, Response Action Plans and Man-
 agement of Liquids in Landfills.
 PB92-128206/REB            92-01  PCA08/MFA02
 Action Leakage Rates for Leak Detection Systems. (Sup-
 plemental Background  Document  for the Final Double
 Liners and Leak Detection Systems Rule for Hazardous
 Waste Landfills, Waste Piles,  and  Surface  Impound-
 ments).
 PB92-128214/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 Biodegradatton of  Creosote and  Pentachlorophenol  in
 Contaminated  Groundwater: Chemical and  Biological As-
 sessment.
 PB92-129659/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 Chemical Resistance of Geosynthetic  Materials
 PB92-136928/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Achievements  in  Source Reduction  and  Recycling  for
Ten Industries in the United States
 PB92-137470/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
Available Disposal Capacity for Solid Waste in Illinois
PB92-139815/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
Handbook: Control Technologies for  Hazardous  Air Pol-
lutants.
PB92-141373/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03
 Limited-Use Chemical Protective Clothing for EPA Super-
fund Activities.
PB92-143494/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Air/Superfund  National Technical Guidance Study Series-
Estimation of Air Impacts for Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)
Systems.
PB92-143676/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Development  of a  National  Consensus  Standard  for
Quality Assurance for Environmental Programs
PB92-143783/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                   KEYWORD  INDEX
  Quality and Environmental Protection: The EPA QA Pro-
  gram.
  PB92-143791/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  RCRIS  Data  Element Dictionary, Version 3.0.0.  Data
  Tape Documentation.
  PB92-145515/REB           92-01  PC A25/MF A06
  Guide to Site and Soil Description for Hazardous Waste
  Site Characterization. Volume 1. Metals.
  PB92-146158/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03
  Reclamation and Redevelopment of Contaminated Land.
  Volume 2. European Case Studies.
  PB92-146166/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03
  Methodologies for Evaluating In  situ Bioremediation of
  Chlorinated Solvents.
  PB92-146943/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A02
  Best Demonstrated Available Technology (BOAT) Back-
  ground Document for  Quality Assurance/Quality  Control
  Procedures and Methodology.
  PB92-149277/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
  State Programs Advisory Number Nine.
  PB92-149285/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF E16
  Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
  ents of Municipal Sludge: DDT/DDE/DDD.
  PB92-150408/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01
  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's SITE Emerging
 Technology Program: 1991 Update.
 PB92-150663/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 PAST: The Potential ARARs Selection Tool.
 PB92-152941/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 Technology Evaluation Report: SITE  Program Demon-
 stration of the  DuPont/Oberlin Microfiltration Technology.
 PB92-153410/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
 Technical Implementation Document for EPA's Boiler and
 Industrial Furnace Regulations.
 PB92-154947/REB           92-01    PCA11/MFA03
 Toxic Release Inventory (TRI). Documentation  for  the
 1990 Magnetic Tape,
 PB92-155381/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
 Permeation  of Multifunctional  Acrylates through  Three
 Protective Clothing Materials.
 PB92-164797/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
 Personnel Protection through Reconnaissance Robotics
 at Superfund Remedial  Sites.
 PB92-166743/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 General Methods  for Remedial Operations Performance
 Evaluations.
 PB92-166842/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 Annual Risk Reduction  Engineering Laboratory Research
 Symposium (18th) Abstract Proceedings. Held in Cincin-
 nati, Ohio on April  14-16, 1992.
 PB92-166859/REB           92-01   PC A11/MF A03
 Pilot-Scale Evaluation of the  Thermal  Stability POHC In-
 cinerability Ranking.
 PB92-166966/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03
 Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
 Chemical Dehalogenation.
 PB92-169044/REB           92-04   PC A05/MF A01
 Chemical  Dehalogenation  Treatability  Studies  under
 CERCLA: An Overview.
 PB92-169275/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01
 Evaluation of the  Chemical  Resistance of Geotextiles,
 Geonet and Pipe.
 PB92-170562/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01
 Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids: A Workshop Summa-
 ry. Held in Dallas, Texas on April 16-18, 1991.
 PB92-178938/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01
 Pilot-Scale Incineration  of PCB-Contaminated Sediments
 from the New Bedford Harbor Hot Spot Superfund Site.
 PB92-178953/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A03
 Innovative Treatment Technologies: Overview and  Guide
to Information Sources.
 PB92-179001/REB            92-01   PC A20/MF A04
 Demonstration of Waste Treatment Technologies
 PB92-179670/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Capsule Report: Acostic Monitoring to  Determine the In-
tegrity of Hazardous Waste Dams.
PB92-179928/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
In situ Soil Flushing. Engineering Bulletin.
 PB92-180025/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Control of Air Emissions from Materials  Handling  during
Remediation. Engineering Bulletin
PB92-180041/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Granular Activated Carbon Treatment.  Engineering Bulle-
tin.
PB92-180058/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Chemical Oxidation Treatment. Engineering  Bulletin.
PB92-180066/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Questions and Answers about the Early Reductions Pro-
gram.
PB92-180124/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
Enabling Document for Regulations Governing Compli-
ance Extensions for Early Reductions  of Hazardous  Air
Pollutants.
PB92-1B0132/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
Pollution Prevention Case Studies Compendium.
PB92-180165/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
                                                                                                                                   HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
 Asia Pacific Cleaner Production Conference: Cooperative
 Approaches in Minimising Hazardous Wastes. Held in
 Melbourne, Australia on February 24-27, 1992
 PB92-180173/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 Update Package for  RCRA Permit  Policy  Compendium
 (Assorted Volumes).
 PB92-182518/REB                    92-04  PC E99
 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Western
 Sand and Gravel, Rl. {Second Remedial Action)  Septem-
 ber 1985.
 PB92-183284/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

 Leaking Underground Storage Tanks and Health: Under-
 standing Health Risks from Petroleum Contamination
 PB92-184969/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
 Automotive Air Conditioning Condensers and Evapora-
 tors.
 PB92-188739/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
 Metal Bands, Clamps, Retainers, and Tooling
 PB92-188747/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 Inspection Techniques for the  Fabrication  of Geomenv
 brane Field Seams.
 PB92-188770/REB            92-01  PC  A02/MF A01
 Field Demonstration of the Linde  Oxygen  Combustion
 System on the EPA Mobile Incinerator.
 PB92-188838/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 Evaluation of the Rackwitz-Fiessler Uncertainty Analysis
 Method for Environmental Fate and Transport Models
 PB92-188879/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Pro-
 ducing Galvanized Steel Parts.
 PB92-189695/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
 Metal-Plated Display Racks.
 PB92-189703/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 Solidification/Stabilization: Is It Always Appropriate.
 PB92-191188/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer  of
 Aluminum Extrusions.
 PB92-192137/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
 Metal-Cutting Wheels and Components.
 PB92-192145/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
 Motor Vehicle Exterior Mirrors.
 PS92-192806/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01
 Waste  Minimization Assessment for a  Printed Circuit
 Board Manufacturer.
 PB92-196344/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 Waste  Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
 Sheet Metal Cabinets and Precision Metal Parts
 PB92-196377/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 Waste  Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
 Can-Manufacturing Equipment.
 PB92-196385/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
 Waste Minimization Assessment for an Aluminum Extru-
 sions Manufacturer.
 PB92-196393/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data Base and
 the QSAR System for Use in Ecological Risk  Assess-
 ments.
 PB92-198217/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 Vitrification Technologies for Treatment of Hazardous
 and Radioactive Waste.
 PB92-201110/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

 Technical Support  Services for  Superfund Site Remedi-
 ation and RCRA Corrective Action. Third Edition.
 PB92-205657/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
 Comparison:  Organic Emissions  from Hazardous Waste
 Incinerators versus the  1990  Toxics Release Inventory
 Air Releases.
 PB92-206267/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 Long-Path FTIR Measurements of Volatile Organic Com-
pounds in an Industrial Setting (July 1989-April 1991).
 PB92-206424/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
No  Migration Variances to  the  Hazardous  Waste  Land
 Disposal Prohibitions: A Guidance Manual for Petitioners
 (July 1992).
 PB92-207695/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A02
Technology Evaluation Report of Retech,  Inc.,  Plasma
Centrifugal Furnace. Volume 1.
 PB92-216035/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

Technology Evaluation Report of Retech,  Inc.,  Plasma
Centrifugal Furnace. Volume 2.
 PB92-216043/REB           92-04  PC A15/MF A03
Characterizing  Heterogeneous  Wastes:  Methods  and
Recommendations (March 26-28, 1991).
 PB92-216894/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02
Arsenic and Mercury Workshop  on  Removal, Recovery,
Treatment and Disposal. Abstract Proceedings.  Held  in
Alexandria, Virginia on  August 17-20, 1992.
PB92-216944/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
Waste Minimization Opportunity Assessment Manual.
 PB92-216985/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
    Hazardous  Waste  Degradation  by Wood  Degrading

    PB92-217082/RE8            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Geomembrane Anchorage Behavior Using a Large Scale
    Pultout Apparatus.
    PB92-217124/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Application of Tradescantia Micronucleus Assay for In
    situ Evaluation of Potential Genetic Hazards from Expo-
    sure to Chemicals at a Wood-Preserving Site.
    PB92-217231/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Military Furniture.
    PB92-217256/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Dairy.
    PB92-217264/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Components for Automobile Air Conditioners.
    PB92-217272/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Water Analysis Instrumentation.
    PB92-217280/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Development of Emerging Technologies within the  SITE
    Program.
    PB92-217322/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A91

    Volatile Emissions from Stabilization/Solidification of Haz-
    ardous Waste.
    PB92-217371/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    AWD Technologies Integrated AquaDetox (Trade Name)/
    SVE Technology: Applications Analysis Report
    PB92-218379/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Retech, Inc., Plasma  Centrifugal  Furnace: Applications
    Analysis Report
    PB92-218791/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Tech-
    nologies (3rd): Domestic and International. Held in Dallas.
    Texas on June 11-13.1991. Technical Papers.
    PB92-219732/REB            92-04  PC A22/MF AIM

    Vendor  Information System  for  Innovative  Treatment
    Technologies. User Manual (VISITT Version 1.0). Number

    PB92-221647/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Technology Evaluation Report: Babcock and Witcox Cy-
    clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 1.
    PB92-22221S/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

    Technology Evaluation Report Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
    clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 2.
    PB92-222223/REB            92-04  PC A15/MF A03
    Technology Demonstration Summary, DuPont/OberUn Mi-
    crofirtration System, Palmerton, Pennsylvania.  April-May
    1992.
    PB92-2243S1/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting TreataMity Studies under CERCLA:
    Aerobic Bodegradation Remedy Screening. Quick Refer-
    ence Fact Sheet
    PB92-224377/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
    Technology Demonstration Summary: Bio Trol Soil Wash-
    ing System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.
    PB92-224393/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet
    P892-224401/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Making It Work: Title 3 Compliance. The Public's Right-
    to-Know
    P892-224690/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    BioremeoJation in the  Field: An Information  Update on
    Applying Bwxemerfcation to Site Cleanup (Number 4).
    PB92-22470B/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    True 3 on Indian Lands: A Guide to the Emergency Plan-
    ning and Community Right-to-Kmw  Act  (Technical As-
    sistance Bulletin). Volume 10. Number 2.
    PB92-224740/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Innovative  Technology Evaluation  Program:
    Progress and Accomplishments,  Fiscal  Year 1990. A
    Fourth Report to Congress.
    PB92-224799/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
    Bwremeckatjon in the  Field. An Information  Update on
    Applying Bioremedwtion to Site Ctean-Up  Number 3.
    PB92-224807/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    RCRA Corrective Actions. Speaker Slide Copies.
    PB92-224815/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
    Technology Evaluation Report Site Program Demonstra-
    tion of a Trial Excavation at the McColl Superfund Site.
    PB92-226448/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Vapor Extraction. Interim Guidance.
    PB92-227271/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
    Technology  Evaluation Report: Ogden Circulating Bed
    Combustor at the McColl Superfund Site.
    PB92-227289/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Comparison  of SIMCA Pattern Recognition  and Library
    Search  Identification  of  Hazardous  Compounds from
    Mass Spectra.
    PB92-227362/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Control  Technologies  for  Remediation of Contaminated
    Soil and Waste Deposits at Superfund Lead Battery Re-
    cycling Sites.
    PB92-227388/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
Genotoxicity of  Industrial  Wastes  and  Effluents.  A
Review.
PB92-227S94/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Radioactive  Site Remediation  Technologies  Seminar
Speaker Slide Copies.
PB92-231174/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Son Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
PB92-231281/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Chemical  Dehalogenation  Treatability  Studies  under
CERCLA: An Overview.
PB92-231299/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Chemical Dehalogenation. Final Report.
PB92-231307/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Retech, Inc., Plasma Centrifugal Furnace:  Applications
Analysis Report.
PB92-231315/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Bforemediation Case Studies: Abstracts
PB92-232347/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03
Fundamentals of Ground-Water Modeling. Ground Water
Issue.
PB92-232354/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Procuring Innovative Technologies at Remedial Sites: Q's
and A's and Case Studies.
PB92-232388/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to Thermal Desorption.
PB92-232396/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
Citizen's Guide to How Innovative Treatment  Technol-
ogies Are Being Successfully Applied at Superfund Sites.
PB92-233071/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
Citizen's Guide to Solvent Extraction.
PB92-233089/REB            92-O4  PC A01/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to Soil Washing.
PB92-233097/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to Glycolate Dehalogenation.
PB92-233105/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to In situ Soil Flushing.
PB92-233113/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Program:
Spring Update to the Technology Profiles. Fourth Edition.
PB92-233121/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Handbook of RCRA  Ground-Water Monitoring  Constitu-
ents: Chemical  and  Physical  Properties (40 CFR  Part
264, Appendix 9).
PB92-2332B7/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

Forum on Innovative  Hazardous Waste Treatment Tech-
nologies (3rd): Domestic and International. Held in Dallas,
Texas on June 11-13, 1991. Abstract Proceedings.
PB92-233881/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to Innovative Treatment Technologies for
Contaminated Soils. Sludges, Sediments and Debris.
PB92-23S563/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to Bioveming.
PB92-235571/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Citizen's  Guide  to  Using  Indigenous  and Exogenous
Microorganisms in Bioremediation.
PB92-235S89/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to Air  Sparging.
PB92-23S597/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Evaluation of Soil Venting Application. Ground  Water
Issue.
PB92-235605/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Waste  Reduction Activities and Options for a Nuclear
Powered Electrical Generating Station.
PB92-235654/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Operations and Research  at the U.S. EPA Incineration
Research Facility: Annual Report for FY91.
PB92-239540/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under  CERCLA
Solvent Extraction. Interim Guidance.
PB92-239581/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Solvent Extraction Quick Reference Fact Sheet
PB92-239599/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

PA-Score (Preliminary Assessment Score),  Version 1.0
(for Microcomputers).
PB92-500032/REB                   92-01  CP D02

Toxic Release Inventory (TRI).  1990.
PB92-501816/REB                    92-01  CPT14

Preliminary  Ranking  Evaluation Score  (PREscore)  Ver-
sion 1.1 (for Microcomputers).
PB92-503507/REB                   92-04  CP D02

Resource   Conservation   and  Recovery  Information
System (RCRIS) Extract Tape,
PB92-592290/REB                    92-01  CP T01

Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
PB92-921100/REB             92-01  Standing Order

RCRA. Superfund Monthly Hot Line Reports.
PB92-922400/REB          92-01   SubscnptionS96 00

Superfund: Program Policies and Administration.
PB92-963200/REB             92-01  Standing Order

Implementation of the Superfund Alternative Remedial
Contracting Strategy  (ARCS):  Report of the Administra-
tor's Task Force. Implementation Plan.
PB92-963201/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory, October 1991.
PB92-963202/'REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Connecticut.
PB92-963203/REB
                                            92-01
         see individual report for order number and price

National Priorities List Sites: Maine.
PB92-963204/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: New Hampshire.
PB92-963205/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Massachusetts.
PB92-963206/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Puerto Rico.
PB92-963207/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: New York.
PB92-963208/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

National Priorities List Sites: North Carolina.
PB92-963209/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: South Carolina.
PB92-963210/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Minnesota.
PB92-963211/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

National Priorities List Sites: Texas.
PB92-963212/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

National Priorities List Sites: Kansas.
PB92-963213/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Missouri.
PB92-963214/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Utah.
PB92-963215/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Arizona and Nevada.
PB92-963216/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Virginia.
PB92-963217/HEB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Maryland.
PB92-963218/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Idaho.
PB92-963219/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Arkansas.
PB92-963220/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Oklahoma.
PB92-963221/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Louisiana
PB92-963222/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Alabama.
PB92-963223/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Mississippi.
PB92-963224/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Tennessee.
PB92-963225/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Georgia.
PB92-963226/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Kentucky.
PB92-963227/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Delaware.
PB92-963228/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: West Virginia.
PB92-963229/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Rhode Island.
PB92-963230/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Vermont.
PB92-963231/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: New Mexico.
PB92-963232/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Nebraska.
PB92-963233/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Iowa.
PB92-963234/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Montana.
PB92-96323S/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

National  Priorities List  Sites: North Dakota  and South
Dakota.
PB92-963236/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Colorado.
PB92-963237/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Wyoming.
PB92-963238/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: California and Hawaii.
PB92-963239/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

National Priorities List Sites: Pennsylvania.
PB92-963240/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

National Priorities List Sites: New Jersey.
PB92-963241/REB            92-01   PCA13/MFA03

National  Priorities List  Sites: American Samoa,  Guam,
and the Trust Territories.
PB92-963242/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Wisconsin.
PB92-963243/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

National Priorities List Sites: Washington.
PB92-963244/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
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                                                                KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                HAZARDOUS  MATERIALS
National Priorities List Sites. Oregon.
PB92-963245/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Ohio.
PB92-963246/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

National Priorities List Sites: Michigan.
PB92-963247/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03

National Priorities List Sites: Illinois.
PB92-963248/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

National Priorities List Sites: Indiana.
PB92-963249/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

National Priorities List Sites: Florida.
PB92-963250/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

National Priorities List Sites: Alaska.
PB92-963251/HEB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund: Focusing on  the Nation  at Large.  1991
Update.
PB92-963252/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites Set (1991).
PB92-963253/REB           92-01  PC E99/MF E99

Superfund: Reporting on Cleanup Activities through Envi-
ronmental Indicators. FY 1991 Update.
PB92-963255/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Progress Toward  Implementing Superfund. Fiscal Year
1990: A Report to the Congress.
PB92-963256/REB           92-01  PC EOS/MF AIM

Superfund Contracts Management Issues.
PB92-963257/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Implementation of the  Alternative Remedial Contracting
Strategy (ARCS) Task Force Recommendations: Trans-
rnittal of the Implementation Plan.
PB92-963258/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

Regional Pilot Projects and Initiatives.
PB92-963259/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

Congressional  Limits for  FY  92 Alternative Remedial
Contracting Strategy  (ARCS)  Program Management
Costs.
PB92-963260/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contin-
gency Plan (The NCP).
PB92-963261/REB           92-01  PC A1S/MF A03

Superfund  Policy Forum Update, Volume 1. Number 1,
February 1992.
PB92-963262/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model (SACM).
PB92-963263/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Progress, Spring 1992.
PB92-963265/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Correction  of  FY-92 Superfund Program Management
Manual Definitions.
PB92-963266/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Superfund  Progress - Aficionado's Version (Progress as
of March 31,1992).
PB92-963267/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Smart Moves in Superfund - Regional Initiatives. Volume
1, Number 1, February 1992.
PB92-963272/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Regional Pilots and Applications of Superfund  Acceler-
ated Cleanup Model (SACM).
PB92-963273/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Contracting and Subcontracting Guide to the Superfund
         174/REB
                                   92-04   PC Free
Superfund Program Implementation Manual, Fiscal Year
1993. Volumes 1 and 2.
PB92-963276/REB            92-04  PC A18/MF A04
Identification of a Senior Superfund Official for Address-
ing Special NPL Site-Related Issues.
PB92-963277/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
 Superfund Progress
 of June 30,1992.
 PB92-963278/REB
Aficionado's Version: Progress as

        92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 Superfund Progress, Summer 1992.
 PB92-963279/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 Memorandum of Understanding  between the National
 Oceanic  and Atmospheric Administration and the U.S.
 Environmental Protection Agency Concerning the Notifi-
 cation and Coordination of Activities  Pursuant to the
 Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation,
 and Liability Act
 PB92-963281/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 Superfund: Site Assessment and Remediation.
 PB92-963300/REB              92-01  Standing Order

 PA-Score Software, Version 1.0. Users Manual and Tuto-
 rial.
 PB92-963302/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 Guidance for Performing Preliminary Assessments under
 CERCLA.
 PB92-963303/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

 NPL Characterization Project: National Results.
 PB92-963304/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

 NPL Characterization Project Region 1 Results.
 PB92-963305/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

 NPL Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
 PB92-963306/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 NPL Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
 PB92-963307/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
NPL Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
PB92-963308/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
PB92-963309/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
PB92-963310/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF AOt

NPL Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
PB92-963311/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
PB92-963312/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project Region 9 Results.
PB92-963313/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
PB92-963314/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CERCLIS Characterization Project: National Results.
PB92-96331S/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 1  Results.
PB92-963316/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
PB92-963317/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 3 Results.
PB92-963318/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
PB92-963319/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CERCLIS Characterization Project. Region 5 Results.
PB92-963320/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
PB92-963321/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
PB92-963322/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 8 Results.
PB92-963323/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
PB92-963324/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
PB92-963325/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Revised Hazard Ranking System: Evaluating Sites After
Waste Removals.
PB92-963326/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Revision of Policy Regarding Superfund Project Assign-
ment between Alternative Remedial Contracting Strategy
Contractors and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
PB92-963327/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Audits and the Superfund Program Manager.
PB92-963328/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

State and Local Involvement in the Superfund Program.
PB92-963329/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Political Subdivision Involvement in Superfund.
PB92-963330/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Determent and Suspension.
PB92-963331/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Administrative Guidance for the FIT to ARCS (FIT/ARCS)
Transition.
PB92-963332/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Risk Assessment Guidance  for Superfund. Volume 1.
Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part B,  Development
of Risk-Based Preliminary Remediation Goals).
PB92-963333/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Risk Assessment Guidance  for Superfund. Volume 1.
Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C,  Risk  Evalua-
tion of Remedial Alternatives).
PB92-963334/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

ECO Update: Ecological Assessment of Superfund Sites.
An Overview. Volume 1, Number  2,  December 1991.
PB92-963335/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Homeowners Exempted from Supertund Cleanup Costs:
National Policy Overview.
PB92-963336/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01

ECO Update: The Role of BTAGs  in Ecological Assess-
ment. Volume 1, Number 1, September 1991.
PB92-963337/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Estimating Potential for Occurrence of DNAPL at Super-
fund Sites.
PB92-963338/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund.  Volume  1.
Human Health  Evaluation Manual (Part B).
PB92-963339/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Risk Assessment Guidance for Supertund.  Volume  1.
Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C).
PB92-963340/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Community Relations in Superfund. A Handbook.
PB92-963341/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03

Accessing the $50  Million  Set-Aside in the Remedial
Action Budget for Quick Response at National Priorities
List Sites.
PB92-9S3342/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF  A01

Authorization for  Regional  Administrators to Approve
Consistency Exemptions at NPL  Sites.
 PB92-963343/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

 Update No. 2 to 'Procedures for Completion and  Deletion
of NPL Sites'.
 PB92-963344/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

 Guide  to Principal Threat and Low Level Threat Wastes.
 PB92-963345/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01
                                                                                           Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase
                                                                                           2. Volume 1. Summarv Report.
                                                                                           PB92-963346/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                           Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase
                                                                                           2. Volume 2. Case Studies and Updates.
                                                                                           PB92-963347/REB           92-04  PC A19/MF A04

                                                                                           PREscore Software. Users Manual and Tutorial. Version
                                                                                           1.0.
                                                                                           PB92-963349/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

                                                                                           Presentations  EPA-State  Soil  Standards  Conference.
                                                                                           Held in Crystal City, Virginia on January 29, 1991.
                                                                                           PB92-963350/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

                                                                                           Summary  of Treatment Technology Effectiveness  for
                                                                                           Contaminated Soil.
                                                                                           PB92-963351/REB           92-01  PC A23/MF A04

                                                                                           Regional Quality Control Guidance  for NPL Candidate
                                                                                           Sites.
                                                                                           PB92-963352/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

                                                                                           Characterization Protocol for Radioactive Contaminated
                                                                                           Soils.
                                                                                           PB92-963354/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                           Guidance for Data Useability in  Risk Assessment (Part
                                                                                           A).
                                                                                           PB92-963356/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

                                                                                           ROD Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 1.
                                                                                           PB92-963359/HEB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06

                                                                                           ROD Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 2.
                                                                                           PB92-963360/REB           92-01  PC AtS/MF A04

                                                                                           Superfund Accelerated  Cleanup Bulletin:  Presumptive
                                                                                           Remedies for  Wood Treatment Facilities.  Volume  1,
                                                                                           Number 2, May 1992.
                                                                                           PB92-963361/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

                                                                                           Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment.
                                                                                           PB92-963363/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                           Remedial Action Report:  Documentation for Operable
                                                                                           Unit Completion.
                                                                                           PB92-963364/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

                                                                                           Superfund Accelerated  Cleanup  Bulletin.  Volume  1,
                                                                                           Number  1. Presumptive  Remedies for Municipal  Landfill
                                                                                           Sites.
                                                                                           PB92-963367/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

                                                                                           FY 1992 Themes for Regional Coordination to Support
                                                                                           Continuous Improvements  of Superfund's Remedial Prc-
                           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 3. The Role of Natural
Resource Trustees in the Superfund Process.
PB92-963369/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 4. Developing a  Work
Scope for Ecological Assessments.
PB92-963370/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Accelerated Cleanup  Bulletin.  Volume  1,
Number 3. Presumptive Remedies.
PB92-963371/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Understanding Superfund Risk Assessment.
PB92-963372/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Supplemental Guidance to RAGS:  Calculating  the Con-
centration Term. Volume 1, Number 1, May 1992.
PB92-963373/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 5,  August 1992. Briefing
the BTAG: Initial Description of Setting, History, and Ecol-
ogy of a Site.
PB92-963374/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund: Removals and  Emergency Response.
PB92-963400/REB             92-01   Standing  Order

Superfund Removal Procedures: Guidance on  the Con-
sideration of ARARS during Removal Actions.
PB92-963401/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CERCLA Reporting  Requirements for Releases of  Ethyl-
ene Glycol from Airplane De-Icing Operations.
PB92-963402/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of
Federally-Funded  Removals. Fifth Annual Report -  Fiscal
Year 1990.
PB92-963403/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Compendium of ERT Field Analytical Procedures.
PB92-963405/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Compendium of ERT Air Sampling Procedures.
PB92-963406/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Removal Program  Representative Sampling Guidance.
Volume 1. Soif
PB92-963408/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Removal Procedures: Removal Enforcement
Guidance for On-Scene Coordinators.
PB92-963409/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CERCLA Notifications: Emergency  Response Notification
System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
PB92-963411/REB            92-04 PCA01/MFA01

Overview of ERNS: Emergency Response Notification
System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
PB92-963412/REB            92-04 PC A01/MF A01

Standard Operating Safety Guides.
PB92-963414/REB            92-04 PC A09/MF A03
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
   Superfund  Removal  Procedures-.  Public  Participation
   Guidance for On-Scene  Coordinators: Community Rela-
   tions and the Administrative Record.
   PB92-963416/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Analysis of State Superfund  Programs: 50-State Study.
   1991 Update.
   PB92-963418/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

   Guide to Removal Enforcement.
   PB92-963419/REB
                              92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Notification Requirements for Continuous  Releases  ot
   Hazardous Substances.
   PB92-963422/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

   Superfund: Technology and Analytical Services.
   PB92-963500/REB             92-01   Standing Order

   Superiund: Enforcement.
   PB92-963600/REB             92-01   Standing Order

   Overview of the Off-Site Policy for OSCs and RPMs.
   PB92-963603/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

   Guidance  on Preparing  Waste-in Lists and  Volumetric
   Rankings  for  Release to Potentially  Responsible Parties
   (PRPs) under CERCLA.
   PB92-963606/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1):  Western
   Sand and  Gravel Site, Burrillville and North Smithfield, Rl.
   (Third Remedial Action), April 1991.
   PB92-963701/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1):  Dover
   Municipal  Landfill,  Dover, NH. (First Remedial Action),
   September 1991.
   PB92-963702/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1):  Union
   Chemical.  South Hope, ME. (First Remedial Action), De-
   cember 1990.
   PS92-963703/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

   Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 1): Nyanza
   Chemical  Waste Dump.  Operable Unit 2, Ashland. MA.
   (Second Remedial Action). September 1991
   PB92-963704/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

   Superiund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 1) Mottolo
   Ptg Farm  Raymond,  NH. (First Remedial Action).  March
   1991
   PB92-963705/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

   Suparfund Record ol  Decision (EPA Region 1): Savage
   Municipal  Water  Supply. Milford. NH.  (First  Remedial
   Action). September 1991
   PB92-963706/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03

   Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region  1): Iron
   Horse Park.  BiKenca. MA  (Second Remedial Action).
   June 1991
   PB92-963707/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 1): Sullivan's
   Ledge Superiund Site, Middle Marsh Operable Unit. New
   Bedford. MA  (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963706/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

   Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 1): Sitresim
   Chemical. MA (First Remedial Action). September  1991.
   PB92-963709/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Grove-
   land Weds. Operable Unit 1. Groveland, MA (Second Re-
   medial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963710/REB           92-04  PC A11/MF A03

   Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 2): C and J
   Disposal Site. Town of Eaton. Madison County, NY. (First
   Remedial  Action). March 1991.
   PB92-963801/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

   Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 2): Endicott
   Village WefflieW. Broome County. Endicott, NY. (Second
   Remedial Action). March 1991.
   PB92-963802/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 2): Genzale
   Plat™  Company. Frankhn Square. Nassau County,  NY
   (First Remedial Action). March 1991.
   P892-963803/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Global
   Landfill. Middlesex County,  NJ.  (First Remedial Action).
   October 1991.
   PB92-963804/RE8           92-01  PC AM/MF A02

   Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region  2): Love
   Canal (93rd Street School),  Niagara  County. City of Niag-
   ara Falls. NY  (Third Remedial  Action). (Amendment).
   May 1991.
   PB92-963805/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2) Naval Air
   Engmeenng  Center  (Operable Unit 3).  Lakehurst.  NJ
   (Fourth Remedial Action), September 1991
   PB92-963B06/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Mattiace
   Petrochemicals Co . Inc.. Nassau County. Glen Cove, NY.
   (Second Remedial Action). June  1991.
   PB92-963B07/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Naval Air
   Engineering  Center  (Operable Unit 1),  Lakehurst. NJ.
   (First Remedial Action). February 1991.
   PB92-963808/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

   Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Asbestos
   Dump, New  Vemon  Road and White Bridge Road Sites.
   Passac Township, Meyersville,  NJ (Second  Remedial
   Action), September 1991
   PB92-9638O9/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
 Engineering Center, (Operable  Unit 2).  Lakehurst,  NJ.
 (Second Remedial Action). February 1991
 PB92-963810/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A01

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Chemsol,
 Inc.. Piscataway, Middlesex County.  NJ.  (First Remedial
 Action), September 1991.
 PB92-963811/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Hooker
 Chemical  S-Arsa,  Niagara Falls. NY.  (First  Remedial
 Action), September 1990.
 PB92-963812/REB           92-04  PCA15/MFA03

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): NL Indus-
 tries, Salem  County, Pedricktown, NJ. (First  Remedial
 Action), September 1991.
 PB92-963813/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

 Superfund Record of Decision: Roebling Steel Company.
 Florence Township, Burlington County. NJ. (Second Re-
 medial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-963814/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Waldick
 Aerospace Devices, Wall  Township, Monmouth County,
 NJ. (Second Remedial Action), March 1991.
 PB92-963815/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

 Superfund  Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Upper
 Deerfiek)  Township Sanitary Landfill. Upper Deerfield
 Township,  Cumberland  County.  NJ.  (First  Remedial
 Action), September 1991.
 PB92-963816/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Nascolite
 Corporation, Doris  Avenue, Cities of Millville and Vine-
 land, Cumberland County,  NJ. (Second Remedial Action),
 June 1991.
 PB92-963817/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): General
 Motors/Central  Foundry  Division  Site,   St.  Lawrence
 County, Massena, NY. (First Remedial Action). December
 1990.
 PB92-963818/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): Frontera
 Creek   Site.  Humacao,  Puerto  Rico  (First  Remedial
 Action). September 1991
 PB92-963819/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Fort Dix
 Landfill. Fort Dix Military Reservation. Pemberton Town-
 ship, Burlington County. NJ. (First Remedial Action). Sep-
'tember 1991.
 PB92-963820/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region  2): Hertel
 Landfill. Town of Plattekill, Ulster County, NY. (First  Re-
 medial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-963821/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Colesville
 Municipal  Landfill  Site,   Town  of  Colesville, Broome
 County. NY. (First Remedial Action), March 1991
 PB92-9638227REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

 Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 2) Applied
 Environmental Services Site, Gtenwood Landing. Nassau
 County, NY. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
 PB92-963823/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

 Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Conklin
 Dumps.  Broome County,  Conklin. NY.  (First Remedial
 Action), March 1991.
 PB92-963824/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

 Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 2): Curcio
 Scrap Metal. Bergen County. Saddle Brook, NJ. (First Re-
 medial Action), June 1991.
 PB92-963825/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Warwick
 Landfill. Town of Warwick, Orange County, NY. (First Re-
 medial Action), June 1991.
 PB92-963826/REB            92-04   PC AM/MF A02

 Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 2): Sinclair
 Refinery,  Allegany County, Wellsville,  NY (Second  Re-
 medial Action). September 1991.
 PB92-963827/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF  A02

 Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 2):  Fibers
 Public  Supply Wells, Guayama.  PR   (First Remedial
 Acton). September 1991.
 PB92-963828/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

 Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): White
 Chemical Corporation, Essex County. Newark. NJ  (First
 Remedial Action). September 1991.
 PB92-963829/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2). Circuitron
 Corporation. East Farmingdale, Suffolk County, NY. (First
 Remedial Action), March 1991
 PB92-963830/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

 Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 2): Juncos
 Landfill. Juncos, PR. (First Remedial Action), September
 1991
 PB92-963831/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
 Engineering  Center,  (Operable  Unit 4).  Lakehurst, NJ
 (Third Remedial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-963832/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  2): Swope
 Oil and  Chemical Company,  Pennsauken  Township,
 Camden County, NJ. (Second Remedial  Action), Septem-
 ber 1991.
 PB92-963833/REB           92-04  PC  A07/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Garden
State  Cleaners, Buena  Borough,  Atlantic County,  NJ.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963834/REB           92-04   PC AM/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): Mid-At-
lantic Wood Preservers, Harmans, Anne Arundel County.
MD. (First Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963901/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3):  Pub-
licker/Cuyahoga Wrecking  Plant, PA.  (Second  Remedial
Action). June 1991.
PB92-963902/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  3):  Resin
Disposal, Jefferson Borough, Allegheny County, PA. (First
Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963903/REB           92-01   PC AM/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): Middle-
town Air Field  Site, Middletown,  PA.  (Second  Remedial
Action). December 1990.
PB92-963904/REB           92-01   PC AM/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Heller-
town  Manufacturing  Company,  Hellertown  Borough,
Northampton County, PA.  (First  Remedial Action),  Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-963905/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hebelka
Auto Salvage Yard, Weisenber Township, Lehtgh County,
PA. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963906/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): Domey
Road Landfill Site. Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh
County, PA. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963907/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  3): Cryo-
Chem Site, Earl Township, Berks County.  PA. (Third Re-
medial Action), September  1991.
PB92-963908/REB          92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Ab-
erdeen.  Michaelsville, MD. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-963909/REB          92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Let-
terkenny  - PDO,  Chambersburg.  PA. (First  Remedial
Action), August 1991.
PB92-963910/REB          92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Let-
terkenny - Southeastern Area. Chambersburg, PA.  (First
Remedial Action). August 1991.
PB92-963911/REB          92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Whit-
moyer Laboratories (Operable Unit 2),  Lebanon County,
PA. (Second Remedial Action). December 1990.
PB92-963912/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Strasburg
Landfill, Newlin Township, Chester County, PA. (Second
Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963913/REB           92-01   PC AM/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  3): Halby
Chemical. Wilmington, New Castle County, DE. (First Re-
medial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963914/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Brodhead
Creek, Stroudsburg,  PA. (First Remedial  Action),  March
1991.
PB92-963915/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Ab-
erdeen Proving Ground, Edge wood. MD. (First Remedial
Action). September 1991.
PB92-963916/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Heleva
Landfill Site, Lehigh County,  PA. (First Remedial Action),
(Amendment), September 1991.
PB92-963917/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Industrial
Drive Operable Unit 2, Williams Township. PA. (Second
Remedial Action), March 1991.
PB92-963918/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): NCR Cor-
poration (Millsboro Plant),  Sussex County, Millsboro. OE.
(First Remedial Action). August 1991.
PB92-963919/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): AVCO Ly-
coming-Williamsport  Division. Lycoming County, Williams-
port. PA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963920/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  3): William
Dick Lagoons, West Cain Township. Chester County, PA.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991.
 PB92-963921/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  3):  Haver-
town  PCP  (Pentachlorophenol),  Haverford  Township.
 Delaware County, PA (Second Remedial Action),  Sep-
 tember 1991.
 PB92-963922/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Sealand
 Limited Site. Mt.  Pleasant, DE. (First  Remedial Action).
 September 1991.
 PB92-963923/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                 KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                  HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region  3): First
Piedmont Rock  Quarry/Route  719 Site. Danville,  VA.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963924/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 3): Arrow-
head Associates/Scovill, Montross,  VA.  (First Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963925/RES           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 3): Whit-
moyer Laboratories (Operable Unit 3), Lebanon County,
PA. (Third Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963926/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): Saunders
Supply  Company, Chuckatuck,  VA.   (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963927/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3): Old  City
of York  Landfill,  Springfield Township,  York County,  PA.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963928/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 3): Dixie
Caverns County  Landfill, Roanoke County, VA. (First Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963929/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region  3): Green-
wood  Chemical  Site,  Operable  Unit 2, Newtown,  VA.
(Second Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963930/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Modern
Sanitation Landfill, Windsor and  Lower  Windsor  Town-
ships,  York County, PA. (First Remedial Action), June
1991.
PB92-963931/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3): McAdoo
Associates.  (Operable Unit  2),  Schuylkill County,  PA.
(Third Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963932/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Eastern
Diversified Metals,  Schuylkill County, PA. (First Remedial
Action), March 1991.
PB92-963933/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 4): Hercules
009 Landfill Site, Brunswick, Glynn County, GA. (First Re-
medial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964001 /REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 4):  USAF
Robins Air Force Base, Warner Robins, Houston County,
GA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964002/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Monsanto
Superfund Site, Augusta, GA.  (First Remedial Action), De-
cember 1990.
PB92-964003/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of  Decision  (EPA Region  4): Tri-City
Industrial Disposal Site. Bullitt County,  Brooks, KY. (First
Remedial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964004/REB           92-01   PC A14/MF A03

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 4): Aberdeen
Pesticide Dumps,  Moore  County, Aberdeen, NC. (First
Remedial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
PB92-964005/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region  4): Smith's
Farm Site  (First Operable  Unit),  Bullitt County, Brooks,
KY. (First  Remedial  Action),  (Amendment),  September
1991.
PB92-964006/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF  A03

Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Petrole-
um Products Corporation  Site.  Operable Unit  1, Pem-
broke Park. Broward County,  FL. (First Remedial Action),
October 1990.
PB92-964007/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region  4): San-
gamo/Twelve-Mile Creek. Lake Hartwell PCB Contamina-
tion Site, Pickens, SC. (First Remedial Action), December
1990.
PB92-964008/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Medley
Farms, Cherokee  County,  Gaffney. SC. (First Remedial
Action), May 1991.
PB92-964009/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): USA An-
niston  Army Depot,  (Groundwater  Operable Unit),  Cal-
houn County, Anniston, AL. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964010/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Wrigley
Charcoal Site, Hickman County. Wrigley. TN. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964011/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):  Oak
Ridge  Reservation (USDOE). (Operable Unit 4).  Roane
County, Oak Ridge, TN. (Third Remedial  Action), Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-964012/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):  Oak
Ridge  Reservation (USDOE).  (Operable  Unit 2),  Oak
Ridge. TN. (First Remedial  Action). June  1991.
PB92-964013/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Arlington
Blending and Packaging. Shelby County, Arlington. TN.
(First Remedial Action). June 1991.
PB92-964014/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Maxey
Flats Nuclear Disposal Site,  Fleming County.  KY.  (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964015/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Interstate
Lead (ILCO), Jefferson County, Leeds, AL. (First Remedi-
al Action), September 1991.
PB92-964016/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Carolina
Transformer  Site, Cumberland County,  Fayetteville, NC.
(First Remedial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964017/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Velsicol
Chemical, (First Operable Unit), Toone,  TN, (First Reme-
dial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964020/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region 4):  Ciba-
Geigy, Washington County,  Mclntosh,  AL. (Second Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964021/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 4): Oak
Ridge Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 3), Anderson
County, Oak Ridge, TN. (Second Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964022/HEB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Charles
Macon  Lagoon  and Drum Storage, Richmond County.
Cordova,  NC. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964023/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  5):  Acme
Solvent Reclaiming,  Winnebago County, IL. (Second Re-
medial Action), December 1990.
PB92-964101/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 5): Oak
Grove Sanitary Landfill, Anoka County, MN. (Second Re-
medial Action), December 1990.
PB92-964102/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Organic
Chemicals, Grandville, Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964103/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Novaco
Industries, Ml.  (First  Remedial Action),  (Amendment),
September 1991.
PB92-964104/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Rasmus-
sen's  Dump  Site,  Green  Oak Township,   Livingston
County, Ml. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
PB92-964105/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): G  and H
Industrial  Landfill Site.  Macomb County, Ml. (First Reme-
dial Action), December 1990.
PB92-964106/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA- Region 5):  Main
Street Well Field, Elkhart, IN. (Second Remedial Action),
March 1991.
PB92-964107/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 5): Fol-
kertsma Refuse  Site, Walker, Ml. (First Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-964108/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Conrail
Railyard,  Elkhart County,  IN.  (First  Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-964109/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  5): Verona
Well Field  Site,  Battle Creek,  Ml. (Second  Remedial
Action), June 1991.
PB92-964110/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02
Superfund  Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region 5): Fa-
drowski Drum Disposal Site, Franklin, Wl. (First Remedial
Action), June 1991.
PB92-964111 /REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region  5)-.  Motor
Wheel Disposal Site, Lansing, Ml. (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964112/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Washing-
ton County Landfill, Lake Elmo, MN. (Second Remedial
Action), November 1990.
PB92-964113/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Anderson
Development Company Site, Lenawee  County, Adrian,
Ml. (First Remedial Action). (Amendment),  September
1991.
PB92-964114/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5).  Allied
Chemical and Ironton Coke. Ironton, OH. (Second Reme-
dial Action), December 1990.
PB92-964115/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Enviro-
Chem (Northside Sanitary Landfill), Zionsville, IN. (First
Remedial Action). (Amendment), June 1991.
PB92-964116/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Northside
Sanitary  Landfill (Enviro-Chem), Zionsville. IN. (First  Re-
medial Action), (Amendment), June 1991.
PB92-964117/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Summit
National  Liquid Disposal Service, Deerfield, OH. (First Re-
medial Action), (Amendment), November 1990.
PB92-964118/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Pine
Bend  Sanitary  Landfill,  Dakota  County,  City of Inver
Grove Heights,  MN. (First Remedial Action), September
1991.
PB92-964119/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Pagel's
Pit Site, Winnebago County, IL. (First Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-964120/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): MacGilfis
and Gibbs/Bell  Lumber and Pole  Co., New Brighton, MN.
(First Remedial  Action), September 1991.
PB92-964121/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Zanesville
Well Field  Site, Zanesville, OH. (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964122/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Buckeye
Reclamation Landfill Site, Belmont County, OH. (First Re-
medial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964123/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): Lem-
berger Transport and Recycling,  Manitowoc County, Wl.
(First Remedial  Action), September 1991.
PB92-964124/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Carter In-
dustrials Site, Detroit, Ml. (First  Remedial Action),  Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964126/REB           92-04  PC AO«/MF A02

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Ossineke
Groundwater Contamination Site, Alpena County, Ossin-
eke, Ml. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964127/REB           92-04 PC A03/MF A01

Superfund   Record  of   Decision  (EPA  Region  5):
Stoughton  City  Landfill Site, Stoughton, Wl. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964128/REB           92-04 PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): National
Presto Industries, Eau  Claire,   Wl.  (Second  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-964129/REB           92-04 PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  5):  South
Macomb Disposal No. 9  and 9A, Macomb County, Ml.
(First Remedial  Action), August 1991.
PB92-964130/REB           92-04 PC AOS/MF A01

Supertund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Fultz
Landfill,  Byesville, OH. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-964131/REB           92-04 PC A06/MF A02

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Berlin
and Farro Site,  Swartz Creek, Ml. (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964132/REB           92-04 PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Lem-
berger Landfill  Site,  Manitowoc County. Wl. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964133/REB           92-04 PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5).- Michigan
Disposal Service  (Cork Street)  Landfill, Kalamazoo, Ml.
(First Remedial  Action), September 1991.
PB92-964134/REB           92-04 PC A06/MF A02

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  5): Thermo
Chem Site, (Operable Unit 1),  Muskegon County, Ml.
(First Remedial  Action), September 1991.
PB92-964135/REB           92-04 PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region  5):  Better
Brite Plating Chrome and Zinc, De Pere, Wl. (First Reme-
dial Action), June  1991.
PB92-964139/REB            92-04 PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Kentwood
Landfill, Kentwood,  Ml.  (First Remedial Action),  March
1991.
PB92-964140/REB            92-04 PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Southeast
Rockford Groundwater Contamination, Rockford, IL. (First
Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964141/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Cimarron
Mining Site, Operable Unit 2, Carrizozo. NM. (Second Re-
medial Action).  September 1991.
PB92-964201/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 6): Petro-
chemical (Turtle Bayou), Liberty  County, TX. (Second Re-
medial Action),  September 1991.
PB92-964202/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): People's
Natural Gas Coal Gasification  Site, Dubuque, IA. (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964301/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  7): Ellisvtlte
Area Site,  St. Louis County, Ellisville, MO. (First Remedial
Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
PB92-964302/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Hastings
Groundwater Contamination (Operable Unit 10), Hastings,
NE  (Seventh Remedial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964303/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Hastings
    Ground Water Contamination (Operable Unit 1), Hastings,
    NE. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964304/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Kern-Pest
    Laboratories Site, Cape Girardeau County, MO. (Second
    Remedial Action), December 1990.
    PB92-964305/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund  Record  of Decision  (EPA Region  7): E.I.
    Dupont De Nemours (County Road X23),  Lee County,
    West Point, IA. (First Remedial Action), May 1991.
    PB92-964306/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region  7):  Lee
    Chemical Site,  Liberty,  MO. (First  Remedial  Action),
    March 1991.
    PB92-964307/'REB           92-01   PC AO4/MF A01

    Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region  7):  John
    Deere (Ottumwa Works Landfill), Ottumwa. IA. (First Re-
    medial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964308/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

    Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA  Region 7): Shaw
    Avenue Dump Site, Charles City, Floyd County, IA. (First
    Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964309/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region 7):  Mid-
    America Tanning Site, Sergeant Bluff, IA. (First Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964310/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Lehigh
    Portland Cement Company, Mason City, IA. (First Reme-
    dial Action). June 1991.
    P892-964311/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Hill Air
    Force Base. Operable Unit 2, Chemical Disposal Pit 3,
    Site WP07. Davis and Weber Counties, UT. (First Reme-
    dial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964401/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Broderick
    Wood  Products, Adams County.  CO. (First Remedial
    Action), (Amendment). September 1991.
    PB92-964402/HEB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  8): Rocky
    Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 26), CO. (Tenth Reme-
    dial Action), September 1991
    PB92-964403/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Anaconda
    Smelter Site. (Operable Unit 11 - Flue Dust). Deer Lodge
    County, Anaconda,  MT. (Second Remedial Action), Sep-
    tember 1991.
    PB92-964404/REB           92-04   PC A10/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Rocky
    Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 21), CO. (Ninth Remedi-
    al Action). June  1991.
    PB92-964405/REB           9244   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 8): Central
    City-Clear Creek Site, (Operable Unit 3), Clear Creek and
    GUJxn Counties.  CO. (third Remedial Action), September
    1991.
    PB92-964406/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
    Sates, (New Location), (Operable Unit 3), Adams County.
    CO. (Third Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964410/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A02

    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 9): South
    Bay Asbestos  Area. San  Jose,  CA. (First  Remedial
    Action). (Amendment). June 1991.
    PB92-964501/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): National
    Semiconductor (Monolithic Memories). CA. (First Remedi-
    al Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964502/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Monolith-
    ic Memories (Advanced Micro Devices - Argues) (Nation-
    al Semiconductor), CA. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
    ber 1991.
    PB92-964S03/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Advanced
    Micro Devices 901. (Sgnetics), (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
    vale. CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964S04/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Tetedyne
    Semiconductor  (Spectra  Physics). Mountain View,  CA.
    (First Remedial Action). March 1991.
    PB92-964505/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 9):  Van
    Waters  and Rogers, San Jose,  CA. (First Remedial
    Action). September  1991.
    PB92-964506/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Signetics
    (Advanced Micro Devices 901) (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
    vale. CA. (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964507/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Castle Air
    Force Base, Merced County, CA. (First Remedial Action),
    August 1991.
    PB92-964508/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 9): Indian
    Bend Wash Area (Operable Units 1, 4, 5, 6), AZ. (Second
    Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964S09/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Atlas As-
    bestos  Mine,  Fresno  County,  CA.  (Second Remedial
    Action), February 1991.
    PB92-964510/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9): Micro
    Storage/Intel Magnetics, Santa Clara, CA. (First Remedi-
    al Action), August 1991.
    PB92-964511/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region 9): FMC
    (Fresno Plant), Fresno, CA. (First Remedial Action), June
    1991.
    PB92-964512/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9): Mesa
    Area Ground Water Contamination, Mesa, AZ. (First Re-
    medial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964514/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Sola Opti-
    cal  USA,  Inc., Petaluma,  CA.  (First Remedial  Action),
    September 1991.
    PB92-964515/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): CTS Prin-
    tex  Corporation,  Mountain View, CA.  (First Remedial
    Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964516/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 9): Valley
    Wood  Preserving  Site, Turiock,  CA.   (First Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964517/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9):  TRW
    Microwave, (Advanced Micro  Devices 901), (Signetics),
    Sunnyvale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964518/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Spectra-
    Physics. (Teledyne Semiconductor), Mountain View, CA.
    (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
    PB92-964519/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Advanced
    Micro  Devices  915,  Sunnyvale,  CA.   (First Remedial
    Action), August 1991.
    PB92-964520/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Bunker
    Hill Mining and Metallurgical Complex,  Shoshone County,
    ID. (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
    PB92-964601/HEB
                               92-01   PC A07/MF A02
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): North-
    west  Transformer-Mission  Pole, Whatcom County, WA.
    (First Remedial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
    PB92-964602/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 10): Bangor
    Naval Submarine Base. Site F (Operable Unit 2), Bangor,
    WA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964603/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Com-
    mencement  Bay-Nearshore/Tideflats (Operable Unit  7),
    Tacoma, WA. (Third Remedial Action), December 1990.
    PB92-964604/REB            92-01  PC A17/MF A04

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Ameri-
    can Lake Gardens  (McChord AFB -  Area D),  Pierce
    County, WA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964605/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Union
    Pacific  Railroad  Yard. Bannock  County, Pocatelto,  ID.
    (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964606/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Yakima
    Plating  Facility, Yakima, WA.  (First Remedial Action),
    September 1991.
    PB92-964607/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Superfund: Record of Decision.
    PB92-964700/REB              92-01  Standing Order

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPILLS
    Study to Determine  the Feasibility of  Using a Ground-
    Penetrating  Radar for More Effective  Remediation of
    Subsurface Contamination.
    PB92-169382/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Exposure Assessment Modeling  for Hydrocarbon Spills
    into the Subsurface: Sensitivity to Soil Properties.
    PB92-191147/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE RESEARCH CENTERS
PROGRAM
    Hazardous Substance  Research  Centers Program. Pro-
    gram Summary FY 1991. Office of Exploratory Research.
    PB92-224419/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
    Hazardous Substance  Research  Centers Program. Pro-
    gram Summary FY 1991. Office of Exploratory Research.
    PB92-224419/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

HAZARDOUS WASTES
    Conducting RCRA Inspections at Mixed Waste Facilities.
    PB92-10S196/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Evaluating  the  Human Health  Effects of Hazardous
    Wastes. Reproduction and Development, Neurotoxicity,
    Genetic Toxicity and  Cancer.
    PB92-110352/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    International Symposium on Field Screening Methods for
    Hazardous Wastes and Toxic Chemicals (2nd), Proceed-
    ings.  Held  in Las Vegas,  Nevada on  February 12-14,
    1991.
    PB92-125764/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF £08
    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Pro-
    ducing Treated Wood Products.
    PB92-196401/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

HAZE DETECTION
    Meteorological and Site Influences Affecting the Compar-
    ison of Nephelometer and Photographic Determinations
    of  Light  Extinction at Rural  Sites  in the Eastern United
    States.
    PB92-195999/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HEALTH HAZARDS
    Evaluating  the  Human  Health  Effects of Hazardous
    Wastes:  Reproduction and  Development, Neurotoxicity,
    Genetic Toxicity and Cancer.
    PB92-110352/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Toxicity Equivalency Factors  for PCBs.
    PB92-113349/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water from Household Wells.
    PB92-140573/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Protecting Our Drinking Water from Microbes.
    PB92-140581/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Your  Drinking Water: From Source to Tap EPA Regula-
    tions and Guidance.
    PB92-140599/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Assessing Developmental Hazard: The Reliability of the
    A/D Ratio.
    PB92-150B38/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Health Effects and Dose-Response Assessment for Hy-
    drogen Chloride Following Short-Term Exposure.
    PB92-161959/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Carcinogens and  Human Health:  Part 3. Letter to the
    Editor.
    PB92-164870/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Implementing 'In vitro' Models in the Hazard Identification
    and Risk Assessment Process.
    PB92-188796/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Health Assessment Document for Talc.
    PB92-239S24/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
    PB92-921100/REB            92-01   Standing Order

HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH
    Health Research to Support Risk Assessment.
    PB92-1B8788/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HEAT
    Excessive Cycling Converts  PCR  Products to Random-
    Length Higher Molecular Weight Fragments.
    PB92-124577/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Improved Sample  Recovery  in  Thermocycle  Sequencing
    Protocols.
    PB92-124593/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

HEAT MEASUREMENT
    Program  to Determine Performance of Fluorinated Ethers
    and Fluorinated Propanes in a Compressor Calorimeter.
    PB92-139468/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HEAT PUMPS
    Performance Evaluation of a Variable Speed, Mixed Re-
    frigerant Heat Pump.
    PB92-1437S9/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A01

    Performance of Chlorine-Free Binary Zeotrofxc Refriger-
    ant Mixtures in a Heat Pump.
    PB92-149814/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

HEATERS
    Field  Performance of Woodbuming and  Coalbuming Ap-
    pliances  in Crested Butte during  the  1989-90  Heating
    Season.
    PB92-106921 /REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

HEATING
    HVAC Systems  in  the Current  Stock of U.S. K-12
    Schools.
    PB92-218338/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

HEAVY DUTY ENGINES
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Mack Truck.
    PB91-242768/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Engines - Navistar.
    PB91-242784/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Gas - Chrysler.
    PB92-128115/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Isuzu Motors.
    PB92-128123/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

HEAVY DUTY VEHICLES
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
    PB91-242776/REB           92-01  PC A2S/MF A06

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Chrysler Otto Cycle.
    PB92-122506/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Engines - Ford.
    PB92-122514/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF £08

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Hino Motors Inc.
    PB92-122522/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                             HYDROCARBONS
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Mercedes Benz.
    PB92-122530/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Mitsubishi Motors Corporation.
    PB92-122S48/REB            92-01  PCA04/MFA01

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Nissan.
    PB92-122555/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Perkins.
    PB92-122563/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03
    Application for Certification 1990 Heavy-Duty Diesel - De-
    troit Diesel.
    PB92-127984/REB            92-01  PCA13/MFA03

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Caterpillar.
    PB92-182922/REB            92-04  PC A18/MF A04

    Application tor Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Vehicles - Cummins Engine Company, Inc.
    PB92-182930/REB            92-04  PCA21/MFA04

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Detroit Diesel Corporation.
    PB92-182948/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Vehicles - Hino Motors, Ltd.
    PB92-182955/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
    PB92-182963/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles • Navistar International Corporation.
    PB92-182971/RES            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Wmnebago Industries, Inc.
    PB92-182989/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Wmnebago Industries, Inc.
    PB92-182997/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

HEAVY METALS
    Effect of the Qeochemical Environment on Heavy-Metal
    Transport in Ground Water.
    PB92-179134/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Sprption of  Heavy Metals by the Soil  Fungi 'Aspergillus
    niger' and Mucor rouxii.
    PB92-179811/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Biomethylation and Environmental Transport of Metals.
    PB92-206275/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

HELJOTHIS ZEA NPV
    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Heliothis  zea
    NPV (List A, Case Number 151).
    PB92-111863/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    RED Facts: Heliothis zea NPV.
    PB92-111871/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
HEMOGLOBIN
    Formation of Hemoglobin Adducts of Acrylamide and Its
    Epoxide Metabolite Glycidamide in the Rat.
    PB92-150523/RE8            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HENDERSON COUNTY (NORTH CAROLINA)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Hen-
    derson County, North Carolina.
    PB92-232768/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

HEPTACHLOR
    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Heptachlor.
    PB92-191105/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
    RED Facts: Heptachlor.
    PB92-192798/REB
                               92-01
                                      PC A02/MF A01

HERBICIDES
    Microbial Degradation of Flurtamone in Three Georgia
    Soils.
    PB92-101682/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Developmental Toxicity of Bromoxynil in Mice and Rats.
    PB92-113265/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Ethalfluralin Position Document 1 /2/3/4.
    PB92-114263/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Interlaboratory Comparison  of Thermospray and Particle
    Beam Liquid  Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Inter-
    faces: Evaluation  of a Chlorinated  Phenoxy Acid Herbi-
    cide Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Analysis
    Method.
    PB92-124734/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Effects of Glean, a Sulfonylurea Herbicide, on the Repro-
    ductive Biology and Fruit Set in Cherry Trees.  Progress
    Report to Region 10.
    PB92-142652/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 230: Clethodim.
    PB92-145457/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Use of Marsh Plants for Toxicity Testing of Water and
    Sediment.
    PB92-195882/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HERMAPHRODITISM
    Abundant Males in Populations of a Selfing Hermaphro-
    dite Fish, 'Rivulus marmoratus', from Some Belize Cays.
    PB92-195783/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HETEROGENEOUS WASTES
    Characterizing  Heterogeneous  Wastes:  Methods and
    Recommendations (March 26-28. 1991).
    PB92-216894/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
HEXANEDIOIC ACID/BIS (ETHLHEXYL)-ESTER
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Di(2-Ethylhexyl) Adi-
    pate.
    PB92-173343/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM
    Laboratory and Field Evaluations of a Methodology for
    Determining Hexavalent Chromium Emissions from Sta-
    tionary Sources.
    PB92-101336/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY
    Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water  Parti-
    tion Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes.  Part 2. Reverse-
    Phase High Performance Liquid Chromatography.
    PB92-124338/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
HIGH RESOLUTION MASS SPECTROMETRY
    Comparative Analysis of Dioxins and Furans in Ambient
    Air by High Resolution and Electron Capture Mass Spec-
    trometry.
    PB92-206440/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

HIGH TEMPERATURE TESTS
    Superfund  Innovative Technology Evaluation  (SITE):
    Demonstration Bulletin. Flame Reactor, Horsehead Re-
    source Development Company, Inc.
    PB92-235613/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01
HIGH VOLUME PARTICLE SAMPLING
    Evaluation of High Volume Particle Sampling and  Sample
    Handling Protocols for Ambient Urban Air Mutagenicity
    Determinations.
    PB92-188952/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
HIGHT TEMPERATURE TESTS
    Technology  Evaluation Report: SITE  Program Demon-
    stration Test Horsehead Resource Development Compa-
    ny, Inc., Flame Reactor Technology, Monaca, Pennsylva-

    PB92-205855/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

HIGHWAYS
    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Research Program
    on the Environmental Impacts and Control of Highway
    Deicing Salt Pollution.
    PB92-179688/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
HIPPOCAMPUS
    Compensatory Alterations in Receptor-Stimulated Phos-
    pnoinositide Hydrolysis in the Hippocampus Vary  as  a
    Function of Dose of Colchicine.
    PB92-110501/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Colchicine-lnduced Deafferentation of the  Hippocampus
    Selectively Disrupts  Cholinergic Rhythmical Slow Wave
    Activity.
    PB92-120476/HEB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Spatial Learning Deficits Are Not Solely Due to Choliner-
    gic Deficits Following Medial Septal Lesions with Colchi-
    cine.
    PB92-206317/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Age-Dependent Changes in Receptor-Stimulated Phos-
    phoinositide Turnover in the Rat Hippocampus.
    PB92-206333/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

HIPPODAMIA CONVERGENS
    Protocol for Testing the Effects of Fungal  Pesticides on
    Nontarget Beetles Using 'Htppodamia convergens' (Cole-
    optera: Coccinellidae).
    PB92-217488/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

HISTAMINE
    Response of a Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell  Line to
    Histamine: Intracellular Calcium Changes and Extracellu-
    lar Release of Inflammatory  Mediators.
    PB92-209329/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

HORSEHEAD RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
    Horsehead Resource Development Company, Inc. Flame
    Reactor Technology: Applications Analysis Report.
    PB92-213214/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

HOSPITALS
    Pollution  Prevention  Opportunity Assessment Histology
    Laboratory Xylene Use, Fort Carson, Colorado.
    PB92-228436/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

HOST-PARASITE RELATIONS
    Nutritional Role of Endosymbiotic Bacteria in Animal-Bac-
    teria Symbioses: 'Solemya velum', a Case Study.
    PB92-112895/REB           92-01   PC A17/MF A04

HOUSATONIC RIVER
    Concentration and Transport of Polychlorinated Biphenyls
    in  the Housatonic River between Great Barrington, Mas-
    sachusetts, and Kent. Connecticut, 1984-88.
    PB92-147719/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

HOUSEHOLD WASTES
    Proceedings on the National United States Environmental
    Protection Agency Conference on Household Hazardous
    Waste Management (6th). Held in Seattle, Washington on
    December 3-7, 1991.
    PB92-169390/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

HOUSEHOLDS
    Indoor Air Pollutants from  Household  Product Sources:
    Project Report.
    PB92-136837/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Citizen Monitoring: Recommendations to Household Well
    Users.
    PB92-227263/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

HOUSES
    Recommended Foundation Fill  Materials  Construction
    Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
    PB92-105865/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Parametric  Analysis  of  the  Installation  and Operating
    Costs of Active Soil  Depressurization Systems for Resi-
    dential Radon Mitigation.
    PB92-116037/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Cost Analysis  of Soil Depressurization Techniques for
    Indoor Radon Reduction.
    PB92-120443/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Effect of Natural Ventilation on Radon and Radon Proge-
    ny Levels in Houses.
    PB92-124148/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Radon  Reduction and  Radon-Resistant  Construction
    Demonstrations in New York State.
    PB92-174051/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04

    Physical  and Chemical Characterization of Indoor Aero-
    sols Resulting from the Use of Tap Water in Portable
    Home Humidifiers.
    PB92-188937/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Comparison of Data from an IAQ Test House with Predic-
    tions of an IAQ Computer Model.
    PB92-198589/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Modeling Radon Entry into Florida Houses with Concrete
    Slabs and Concrete-Block Stem Walls.
    PB92-201128/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

HOUSTON COUNTY (GEORGIA)
    Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 4):  USAF
    Robins Air Force Base, Warner Robins, Houston County,
    GA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964002/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

HRS (HAZARD  RANKING SYSTEM)
    PREscore Software.  Users Manual and Tutorial. Version
    1.0.
    PB92-963349/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

HUDSPETH COUNTY (TEXAS)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Hud-
    speth County, Texas.
    PB92-232487/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

HUMAN EXPOSURE MODEL
    Human Exposure Model-ll: User's Guide.
    PB92-186246/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

HUMIC ACIDS
    Fluorescence Techniques for Metal-Humic Interactions.
    PB92-101369/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Continuous Multiligand Distribution Model Used to Predict
    the Stability Constant of Cu(ll) Metal Complexation with
    Humic Material from Fluorescence Quenching Data.
    PB92-101377/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Ozonation/Post-Chlorination of Humic Acid:  A Model for
    Predicting Drinking Water Disinfection By-Products.
    PB92-180280/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HUMIDIFIERS
    Physical and Chemical Characterization  of Indoor Aero-
    sols Resulting from  the Use of Tap  Water in  Portable
    Home  Humidifiers.
    PB92-188937/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HUMUS
    Humic  Substances   and   Contaminant  Transport:   A
    Review.
    PB92-179753/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HYALELLA AZTECA
    Effects of  Low Dissolved Oxygen  on Survival,  Growth
    and Reproduction of 'Daphnia1, 'Hyalella' and  'Gam-
    marus'.
    PB92-188846/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY
    Techniques to Determine Spatial Variations in Hydraulic
    Conductivity of Sand and Gravel.
    PB92-109123/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    RETC  Code for Quantifying the Hydraulic  Functions of
    Unsaturated Soils. Documentation.
    PB92-119668/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Construction, Monitoring, and Performance  of Two Soil
    Liners.
    PB92-124049/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Evaluation  of  Hydraulic Conductivities Calculated from
    Multiport-Permeameter Measurements.
    PB92-144013/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    RETC Code for Quantifying the Hydraulic  Functions of
    Unsaturated Soils (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501329/REB                   92-01  CP D02

HYDRAULIC FRACTURING
    Hydraulic Fracturing  to Improve Nutrient and Oxygen De-
    livery for In situ Bioreclamation.
    PB92-121334/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

HYDROCARB PROCESS
    Technology for Reduction  of CO2 Emissions from the
    Transportation Sector.
    PB92-153733/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HYDROCARBONS
    Manual  for Non-CFC Aerosol Packaging: Conversion
    from CFC to Hydrocarbon Propellants.
    PB92-101344/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Advanced  Emission  Speciation Methodologies  for the
    Auto/Oil Air Quality  Improvement Research Program.  1.
    Hydrocarbons and Ethers.
    PB92-166784/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                         KW-45
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Exposure Assessment Modeling lor Hydrocarbon Spills
    into the Subsurface: Sensitivity to Soil Properties
    PB92-191147/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Total  Hydrocarbon Emission  Testing  of  Wastewater
    Sludge Incinerators  Volume 1
    PB92-197086/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Total  Hydrocarbon Emission  Testing  of  Wastewater
    Sludge Incinerators. Volume 2. Appendices.
    PB92-197094/REB            92-04  PC A16/MF A03

    Understanding the Fate of Petroleum Hydrocarbons in
    the Subsurface Environment.
    PB92-217157/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Technology Evaluation Report: The Carver-Greenfield
    Process, Dehydro-Teeh Corporation.
    PB92-217462/REB            92-04  PC A11/MF A03

    Soil Vapor Extraction Column Experiments  on Gasoline
    Contaminated Soil.
    PB92-226430/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
HYDHOCORTtSONE
    Comparisons of the Effects of TCDD and Hydrocortisone
    on Growth Factor Expression Provide Insight into Their
    Interaction in the Embryonic Mouse Palate.
    PB92-158641/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HYDRODYNAMICS
    Temperature and Conductivity Modeling  for the  Buffalo
    River.
    PB92-206226/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

HYDROGEN CHLORIDE
    Hearth Effects and Dose-Ftesponse Assessment  for Hy-
    drogen Chloride Following Short-Term Exposure
    PB92-161959/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

HYDROGEN ISOTOPES
    Seasonal Variations of Stable Hydrogen and Carbon Iso-
    tope Ratios of Methane in Subtropical Freshwater Sedi-
    ments
    PB92-217181 /REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
    Hydroxyl Radical Formation in Aqueous Reactions (pH 3-
    8) ot Ironltt) with Hydrogen Peroxide: The Pnoto-Fenton
    Reaction.
    PB92-153824/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HYDROGEN SULFIOE
    New-Continuous Measu
                             nt of Hydrogen Sulfide and
    Carbonyl Surfide by an Automatic Gas Chromatograph.
    PB92-150S98/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HYDROQENASE
    Hydrogenase-Lmked  Gene  m  •Memanobectenum ther-
    moaulotroprBCum- Strain  DettaH  Encodes a Potyterre-
    doxm
    PB92-206234/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

HYDROGEOLOGY
    Kinetics of Chemical Weathering: A Comparison of Labo-
    ratory and Field Weathering Rates (Chapter 17).
    PB92-14385B/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Quality Assurance Protect Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Hydrogeotogic Charac-
    terization and Second-Stage Stratification Activities.
    PB92-168624/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

    How Much Acidification  Has  Occurred  in  Adirondack
         i Lakes (New York, USA) since Preindusthal Times
        2-180371/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HYDROLOGY
    Application  of  a Water Quality  Assessment Modeling
    System at a Superfund Site.
    PB92-164490/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Spatial Variability of Geochemical and Hydrologic Proper-
    ties of Subsurface Materials in a Sand and Gravel Aqui-
    fer. Cape Cod. Massachusetts.
    PB92-179126/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Land-Surface  Hydrology Parameterization with Suognd
    VariaMity for General Circulation Models.
    PB92-217447/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

HYDROPHOBIC ORGANIC CHEMICALS
    Prediction of the Solubility of Hydrophobe Compounds in
    Nonideat Solvent Mixtures.
    PB92-143999/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HYDROXYL RADICALS
    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 3  Rale of Indirect
    Photoreaction
    PB92-1S0374/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere Theory and Practice 4  Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction
    PB92-150382/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Hydroxyl Radical Formation  m Aqueous Reactions (pH 3
    8) of lron(ll) with Hydrogen Peroxide: The Pnoto-Fenton
    Reaction
    PB92-153824/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Stability  of Troposphenc OH dumg Ice Ages, Inter-Gla-
    cial Epochs and Modem Times
    PB92-166669/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

HYDROXYUREA
    Consideration of Pharmacokinetics and Temporal Sensi-
    tivity for Hydroxyurea in Relation to Teratogemc Potential.
    PB92-136910/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

HVPOTHALAMIC HORMONES
    Use of Penfuswn to Evaluate Hormonal Release In vitro
    from Rat Pituitary and Hypothalamic Tissue
    PB92-158534/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HYPOTHALAMUS
    5.7-Dihydroxytryptamine Injections Increase Glial Fibrillary
    Acidic Protein in the Hypothalamus ot Adult Rats.
    PB92-143924/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

HYPOTHERMIA
    Differential Impact of Hypothermia and Pentobarbital on
    Brai^Stem Auditory Evoked Responses.
    PB92-113240/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ICE MAKERS
    Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
    Commercial Ice Machines and Ice Storage Bins.
    PB92-196351/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Energy Use of ice Making in Domestic Refrigerators.
    PB92-232206/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ICTALURUS NEBULOSUS
    Metabolism of Benzo(a)Pyrene and Persistence of DMA
    Adducts in the Brown Bullhead 'Ictelurus nebulosus'.
    PB92-189067/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

IDAHO
    National Priorities List Sites: Idaho.
    PB92-963219/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

ILLINOIS
    Available Disposal Capacity for Solid Waste in Illinois.
    PB92-139815/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Illinois Lake Management Program Act Administrative
    Framework Plan.
    PB92-206879/REB            92-O4  PC A07/MF A02

    Illinois Water Quality Report, 1990-1991.
    PB92-223023/REB            92-04  PC A19/MF A04
    Volunteer  Lake  Monitoring Program, 1991. Volume 4:
    West-Central Illinois Region.
    PB92-239482/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites: Illinois.
    PB92-963248/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
IMINODIPROPIONITRILES
    Enhanced Neurotoxicity of 3,3'-lminodipropionitrile Fol-
    lowing Pretreatment with Carbon Tetrachloride in the Rat.
    PB92-113323/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Auditory Deficits and Motor Dysfunction Following Imino-
    dipropionitrile Administration in the Rat.
    PB92-143890/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Letters to the Editor.
    PB92-227560/RE8
                               92-04  PCA01/MFA01
IMMUNE SYSTEM
    Evaluation of Immunotoxicity ol an Urban Profile ot Nitro-
    gen Dioxide: Acute, Subchronic, and Chronic Studies.
    PB92-113356/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Assessment of Host Resistance to Infection with Rodent
    Malaria
    PB92-232784/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Assessment of Immunotoxicity with the Parasitic Infection
    Model 'Trichinella spkalis'.
    PB92-232800/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    New  Methods for the Assessment of Immunotoxicity of
    Chemical Substances.
    PB92-232859/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

IMMUNITY
    Effects of  PCB (Aroctor (Trade  Name) 1254) on Non-
    specific Immune  Parameters in Rhesus ('Macaca mu-
    latta') Monkeys.
    PB92-232867/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Host  Resistance to Trichinella spiralis' Infection in Rats
    and Mice: Species-Dependent  Effects of Cydophospha-
    mide Exposure.
    PB92-233006/REB           92-O4  PC A03/MF A01
IMMUNO ASSAY
    Superfund  Innovative  Technology Evaluation Program
    Demonstration Plan for Westinghouse Bio-Analytic Sys-
    tems Pentachlorophenol Immunoassays.
    PB92-170190/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

IMMUNOLOGY
    Evaluation  of the  Immunotoxicity of Orally Administered
    2-Methoxyacetic Acid in Fischer 344 Rats.
    PB92-124601/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    In vitro Lymphocyte Proliferation Assays: The Mitogen-
    Stimulated Response and the  Mixed Lymphocyte Reac-
    tion in Immunotoxicity Testing.
    PB92-126911/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Murine Cytomegalovirus Host Resistance Models
    PB92-217025/REB
                                92-O4  PC A03/MF A01
    Biologic Markers in Immunotoxicology.
    PB92-238351/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

 IMMUNOSUPPRESSION
    Comparative  Immunosuppression  of  Various  Glycol
    Ethers Orally Administered to Fisher 344 Rats
    PB92-195833/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Differences between  Rats and  Mice in the Immunosup-
    pressive Activity of 2-Methoxyethanol and 2-Methoxyace-
    tic Acid.
    PB92-232974/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 IMPACTORS
    High-Volume Impactor for Sampling Fine and Coarse Par-
    ticles
    PB92-166727/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 IH-S1TU PROCESSING
    Hydraulic Fracturing to Improve Nutrient and Oxygen De-
    livery for In situ BKxedamation
    PB92-121334/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    In situ Soil Flushing. Engineering Bulletin.
    PB92-180025/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

IN SITU TREATMENT
    Prospects for In situ Chemical Treatment for Contaminat-
    ed Soil.
    PB92-126929/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

IN VITRO ANALYSIS
    In vitro Teratology.
    PB92-124700/REB
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
INCENTIVES
    Economic Incentives:  Options for Environmental Protec-
    tion.
    PB92-224831/REB
                               92-04  PC A07/MF A02
INCINERATION
    Superfund Engineering Issue: Issues Affecting the Appli-
    cability and  Success  of Remedial/Removal Incineration
    Projects.
    PB92-109081/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Comparison  of In situ Vitrification and Rotary Kiln Inciner-
    ation for Soils Treatment.
    PB92-113174/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Trajectory and Incineration of Rogue Droplets in a Turbu-
    lent Diffusion Flame.
    PB92-120450/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    United States Environmental Protection Agency Municipal
    Waste Combustion  Residue Solidification/Stabilization
    Evaluation Program.
    PB92-121177/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    U.S. EPA Program for Evaluation of Treatment and Utili-
    zation  Technologies  for Municipal Waste Combustion
    Residues
    PB92-121185/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Comparison  of Five Solidification/Stabilization  Processes
    for Treatment of Municipal Waste Combustion Residues.
    Part 1. Physical Testing.
    PB92-121193/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Comparison  of Solidification/Stabilization Processes  for
    Treatment of  Municipal Waste  Combustion  Residues.
    Part 2. Leaching Properties.
    PB92-121201/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Role of Gas-Phase CI2 in the Formation of PCDD/PCOF
    during Waste Combustion.
    PB92-121383/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Fractionation of Complex Combustion Mixtures Using an
    Ion-Exchange Methodology.
    PB92-126887/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in  CFC Incin-
    eration.
    PB92-126952/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Comparison  of Organic Emissions  from Laboratory and
    Full-scale Thermal Degradation of Sewage Sludge.
    PB92-136852/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 1. Summary Report.
    PB92-151554/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 2. Site 5 Emission Test Report Hexavalent Chro-
    mium Method Evaluation.
    PB92-151562/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 3. Site 6 Emissions Test Report.
    PB92-151570/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 4. Site 6 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
    PB92-151588/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Emissions of Metals. Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 5. Site 7 Test Report CEMS Evaluation.
    PB92-151596/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Emissions of Metals.  Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 6. Site 8 Emission Test Report.
    PB92-151604/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Emissions of Metals,  Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 7. Site 8 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
    PB92-151612/REB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03

    Emissions of Metals,  Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 8 Site 9 Emission Test Report.
    PB92-151620/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Emissions of Metals,  Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 9. Site 9 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
    PB92-151638/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A08

    Emission Factor  Documentation for AP-42 Section  2.5,
    Sewage Sludge Incineration.
    PB92-1S2834/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Emission Factor Documentation for AP-42 Section 2.1.1.,
    Municipal Waste Combustion
    PB92-152867/REB            92-01  PC A1S/MF A03

    Trace Elements. Leaching and Health Risks from Munici-
    pal Waste Combustion Ash.
    PB92-153311/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 KVV-46
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                         INDUSTRIAL WASTES
    Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
    Waste Combustion. Volume  1. Sessions 0, 1,2, and 3
    Held in Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-14, 1989.
    PB92-174663/REB            92-01  PC A19/MF A04

    Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
    Waste Combustion.  Volume 2. Sessions 4, 5, and 6. Held
    in Hollywood. Florida on April 11-14, 1989.
    PB92-174671/REB            92-01  PC A19/MF A04

    Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
    Waste Combustion.  Volume 3. Sessions 7 and 8. Held in
    Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-14, 1989.
    PB92-174689/REB            92-01  PC A19/MF A04

    Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
    Waste Combustion. Volume  4. Sessions 9, 10,  11, and
    12. Held in Hollywood, Florida on April 11-14, 1989.
    PB92-174697/REB            92-01  PC A21/MF A04

    Pilot-Scale Incineration of PCB-Contaminated  Sediments
    from the New Bedford Harbor Hot Spot Superfund Site.
    PB92-178953/REB            92-01  PC A09/MF A03

    Incineration Data on Arsenic and Lead Emissions.
    PB92-179043/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Closure of a Dioxin Incineration Facility.
    PB92-191170/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Reducing Mercury Emission from Municipal Waste Com-
    bustion with Carbon Injection into Flue Gas.
    PB92-195965/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Total Hydrocarbon  Emission Testing  of Wastewater
    Sludge Incinerators. Volume 1.
    PB92-197086/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Total Hydrocarbon  Emission Testing  of Wastewater
    Sludge Incinerators. Volume 2. Appendices.
    PB92-197094/REB            92-04  PC A16/MF A03

    Comparison: Organic Emissions from Hazardous Waste
    Incinerators versus  the 1990 Toxics Release Inventory
    Air Releases.
    PB92-206267/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Comparison of  the Incineration of  Medical Waste with
    Hazardous and Municipal Waste.
    PB92-217090/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Pilot-Scale Incineration of PCB-Contaminated  Sediments
    from the Hot Spot of the New Bedford Harbor Superfund
    Site.
    PB92-227321/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

INCINERATORS
    Pilot-Scale  Incineration  of Contaminated Soil from the
    Purity Oil Sales and McColl Superfund Sites.
    PB92-105857/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Methodology for Assessing  Environmental  Releases of
    and Exposure to Municipal Solid Waste Combustor Re-
    siduals.
    PB92-109149/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Trace Metal Fate in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator with an Ion-
    izing Wet Scrubber (Journal Article).
    PB92-110568/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Combustion Control of Trace Organic Air Pollutants from
    Municipal Waste Combustors.
    PB92-113156/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Cleaning of Flue Gases from Waste Combustors, 1990.
    PB92-121300/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Upper-Bound Quantitative Cancer Risk Estimate tor Pop-
    ulations Adjacent to Sulfur Mustard Incineration Facilities.
    PB92-137207/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Incin-
    eration.
    PB92-150432/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Pilot-Scale  Evaluation of the Thermal Stability POHC In-
    cmerability Ranking.
    PB92-166966/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Behavior of Arsenic in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator (Journal
    Version).
    PB92-179845/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Field Demonstration of  the Linde  Oxygen Combustion
    System on the EPA Mobile Incinerator.
    PB92-188838/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Novel Method  of  Reducing Transient  Emissions from
    Rotary Kiln Incinerators through Modified Waste Packag-
     B92-195932/REB
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
   Technology Evaluation Report of fietech. Inc.. Plasma
   Centrifugal Furnace. Volume 1.
   PB92-216035/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

   Technology Evaluation Report of Retech, Inc., Plasma
   Centrifugal Furnace. Volume 2.
   PB92-216043/REB           92-04  PC A1S/MF A03

   Retech, Inc.,  Plasma Centrifugal  Furnace:  Applications
   Analysis Report.
   PB92-218791/REB           9244  PC A04/MF A01

   Technology Evaluation Report:  Site Program  Demonstra-
   tion of a Trial Excavation at the McColl Superfund Site.
   PB92-226448/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

   Operations  and Research at the  U.S.  EPA  incineration
   Research Facility: Annual Report for FY91.
   PB92-239540/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

INDEX OF BIOTIC INTEGRITY
   Modification of an Index of Biotic Integrity Based on Fish
   Assemblages  to Characterize Rivers of the Seine Basin,
   France.
   P892-180322/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                        INDEXES
                                                            National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliogra-
                                                            phy  of Selected Reports and Federal  Register  Notices
                                                            Related to Air Toxics. Index. 1991.
                                                            PB92-111913/REB           92-01   PCA21/MFA04
                                                        INDIAN LANDS
                                                            Title 3 on Indian Lands: A Guide to the  Emergency Plan-
                                                            ning and Community Right-to-Know Act.  (Technical As-
                                                            sistance Bulletin). Volume 10, Number 2.
                                                            PB92-224740/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
                                                        INDIANA
                                                            National Priorities List Sites: Indiana.
                                                            PB92-963249/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

                                                        INDIGENOUS MICROORGANISMS
                                                            Citizen's  Guide to Using  Indigenous  and  Exogenous
                                                            Microorganisms in  Bioremediation.
                                                            PB92-235589/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01
                                                        INDOLE  BUTYRIC ACID
                                                            Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): lndole-3-Butyric
                                                            Acid. (List B, Case  2330).
                                                            PB92-23B526/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03
                                                        INDOOR AIR POLLUTION
                                                            Indoor Air Assessment: A Review of Indoor Air Quality
                                                            Risk Characterization Studies.
                                                            PB92-109107/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

                                                            Asbestos Fiber Release during Change-Out of Filter Bags
                                                            from HEPA-Filtered Vacuum Cleaners.
                                                            P892-113208/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                            Indoor Air Pollutants  from Unvented  Kerosene Heater
                                                            Emissions  in Mobile Homes: Studies on Particles, Semi-
                                                            volatile Organics, Carbon Monoxide, and Mutagenicity.
                                                            PB92-113232/RE6           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                            Indoor Air-Assessment: An Inventory of  Indoor Air Quality
                                                            Research in the United States: 1989-1990.
                                                            PB92-114545/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03

                                                            Development  of  Alternate Performance  Standard  for
                                                            Radon Resistant  Construction  Based  on  Short-Term/
                                                            Long-Term  Indoor Radon  Concentrations.  Volume 1.
                                                            Technical Report.
                                                            PB92-115211 /REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

                                                            Development  of  Alternate Performance  Standard  for
                                                            Radon Resistant  Construction  Based  on  Short-Term/
                                                            Long-Term Indoor  Radon Concentrations. Volume 2. Ap-
                                                            pendices.
                                                            PB92-115229/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

                                                            Proceedings of the Workshop on Radon  Potential Map-
                                                            ping. Florida Radon Research Program. Held in  Gaines-
                                                            ville, Florida on April 20, 1990.
                                                            PB92-115278/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

                                                            Proceedings:  The  1991   International   Symposium  on
                                                            Radon and  Radon Reduction  Technology, Volume 1.
                                                            Symposium Oral Papers Opening Session and Technical
                                                            Sessions 1 through 5.
                                                            PB92-115351/REB           92-0.1   PC A18/MF A04

                                                            Proceedings:  The  1991   International Symposium  on
                                                            Radon and  Radon Reduction  Technology. Volume 2.
                                                            Symposium Oral Papers  Technical  Sessions 6  through
                                                            10.
                                                            PB92-115369/REB           92-01   PCA19/MFA04
                                                            Proceedings:  The  1991   International  Symposium  on
                                                            Radon and  Radon Reduction  Technology. Volume 3.
                                                            Symposium Panel  and Poster Papers Technical Sessions

                                                                                       92-01   PC A20/MF A04
1 through 5.
PB92-115
                                                            PB92-115377/REB
Proceedings: The  1991  International  Symposium  on
Radon  and Radon  Reduction  Technology. Volume  4.
Symposium Poster Papers Technical Sessions 6 through
10.
PB92-115385/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

Parametric  Analysis of the  Installation  and Operating
Costs of Active Soil Depressurization Systems for Resi-
dential Radon Mitigation.
PB92-116037/RES            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Modeling  Air Flow Dynamics in Radon  Mitigation Sys-
tems: A Simplified Approach.
PB92-120427/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Cost Analysis of Soil Depressurization  Techniques for
Indoor Radon Reduction.
PB92-120443/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01
National Radon  Contractor  Proficiency (RCP) Program.
Proficiency Report, January 1992.
PB92-120914/REB            92-01  PCA10/MFA03
Sub-Slab Pressure Field Extension in Schools and Other
Large Buildings.
PB92-121268/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Effect of Natural Ventilation on Radon and Radon Proge-
ny Levels in Houses.
PB92-124148/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Indoor  Air Pollutants from Household Product Sources:
Project Report.
PB92-136837/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Co-Existing with Asbestos: A Look at the  Engineering Re-
search Program of the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency.
PB92-139419/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Time Spent in Activities, Locations, and Microenviron-
ments: A California-National  Comparison.
PB92-140789/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
Recommended HVAC Standard of the Florida Radon Re-
search Program.
PB92-147909/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Radon Pressure  Differential  Project.  Phase 1,  Florida
   Radon Research Program.
   P892-148519/REB            92-01   PCA04/MFA01

   Assessment  of Diagnostic Measurements for Selection
   for Residential Radon Mitigation.
   PB92-153725/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Effects of Building Features on Indoor Air and Pollutant
   Movements.
   PB92-153808/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Indoor Air Quality Data Base for Organic Compounds.
   PB92-158468/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

   Asbestos Concentrations Two Years After Abatement in
   Seventeen Schools.
   PB92-158476/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Their Derivatives
   in Indoor  and Outdoor Air in an Eight-Home Study.
   PB92-166701/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   National Radon Measurement Proficiency Program: Indi-
   vidual Proficiency Report.
   PB92-169473/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

   Radon Reduction  and Radon-Resistant  Construction
   Demonstrations in New York State.
   PB92-174051/REB            92-01   PC A20/MF A04

   Radon Prevention in  the  Design  and Construction  of
   Schools and other Large Buildings.
   PB92-180298/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

   Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 1. Be-
   havioral Assessment.
   PB92-189018/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Comparison of Airborne Asbestos Levels Determined  by
   Transmission  Electron  Microscopy (TEM)  Using  Direct
   and Indirect Transfer Techniques.
   PB92-191113/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

   Sampling Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons  and Related
   Semivolatile Organic Compounds in Indoor Air.
   PB92-198274/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   Costs  of Radon  Diagnostics and  Mitigation in  School
   Buildings.
   PB92-198282/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   Case Study  of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation in  a
   New York State School.
   PB92-198571/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

   Comparison of Data from an IAQ Test House with Predic-
   tions of an IAQ Computer Model.
   PB92-198589/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   Modeling Radon Entry into Florida Houses with Concrete
   Slabs and Concrete-Block Stem Walls.
   PB92-201128/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

   National  Radon  Contractor Proficiency (RCP) Program.
   proficiency Report, July 1992.
   PB92-206150/REB            92-04   PC A12/MF A03

   Indoor Radon and Radon Decay Product Measurement
   Device Protocols.
   PB92-206176/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

   Exposure of  Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 3.  In-
   flammatory Response,
   PB92-217223/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

   Tests of Indoor Air Quality Sinks.
   PB92-218346/REB            92-04   PC A15/MF A03

   Apportionment of Residential Indoor Aerosol, VOC, and
   Aldehyde Species to  Indoor and Outdoor Sources, and
   Their Source Strengths.
   PB92-227370/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

INDUCTION MOTORS
   Fuzzy Logic Control of AC Induction Motors.
   PB92-180207/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
   Speed Reduction Equipment.
   PB92-104363/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE
   Degreasing System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
   PB92-139443/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE
   Exposure and Release Estimations for Filter Press and
   Tray Dryer Operations Based on Pilot Plant Data.
   PB92-158450/REB           92-01   PC A14/MF A03

INDUSTRIAL PLANTS
   Waste Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer of
   Metal-Cutting Wheels and Components.
   PB92-192145/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

INDUSTRIAL SAFETY
    Research and Development for Total-Flood Halon 1301
   Replacements for Oil and Gas Production Facilities.
    PB92-206515/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

INDUSTRIAL WASTE TREATMENT
    Technology  Evaluation Report. SITE Program  Demon-
    stration Test Horsehead Resource Development  Compa-
    ny, Inc., Flame Reactor Technology, Monaca, Pennsylva-
    nia.
    PB92-205855/REB           92-04  PC  A07/MF A02

INDUSTRIAL WASTES
    Industrial Pollution  Prevention  Opportunities  for  the
    1990s.
    PB91-220376/REB           92-01  PC  A04/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                           KW-47
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Guides lo Pollution Prevention: The Marine Maintenance
    and Repair Industry.
    PB91-226817/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Guides to  Pollution Prevention: The Pharmaceutical In-
    dustry
    PB92-100080/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Application of Multispectral Techniques to the Precise
    Identification of Aldehydes in the Environment
    PB92-101419/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Multispectral Identification of Alky! and ChloroalKyl Phos-
    phates from an Industrial Effluent.
    PB92-124353/HEB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Achievements  in  Source Reduction and  Recycling for
    Ten Industries m the United States.
    PB92-137470/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Water Quality Model for a River Receiving Paper Mill Ef-
    fluents and Conventional Sewage.
    PB92-19S643/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Production of Acetal, Amino. and Phenolic Resins.
    PB92-213263/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Toxicity Reduction Evaluation: Case Histories at  High
    Point and Fayetteville. North Carolina.
    PB92-222231/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Tracking Toxic Substances at Industrial Facilities. Engi-
    neering Mass Balance versus Materials Accounting.
    PB92-223213/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

    Genotoxicity  of   Industrial Wastes and  Effluents.  A
    Review
    PB92-227594/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
INDUSTRY
    Effects of Heavy Industrial Pollution on Respiratory Func-
    tion in the Children  of Cubatao. Brazil:  A  Preliminary
    Report.
    PB92-217207/REB           92-04  PCA02/MFA01

INFLAMMATION
    Response of  a Human Bronchial  Epithelial Cell Line to
    Histamine:  Intracelluiar Calcium Changes and Extracellu-
    lar Release of Inflammatory Mediators.
    PB92-209329/REB           92-04  PC AOS'MF A01

    Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 3. In-
    flammatory Response
    P892-217223/REB           92-O4  PC A02/MF A01

    Ozone-Induced Inflammatory  Response  in  Pulmonary
    Cells.
    PB92-232792/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
INFLUENZA
    Enhance and Prolonged Pulmonary Influenza Virus Infec-
    tion Following Phosgene inhalation.
    PB92-1246SO/REBT          92-01  PC A03/MF A01

INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliogra-
    phy of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices
    Related to Air Toxics Volume 5 Citations. 1991.
    PB92-111830/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Ongoing
    Research and Regulatory Development Protects.
    PB92-111905mEB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    National A» Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bt*ogra-
    phy of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices
    Related to Air Toxics Index. 1991.
    PBW-111913/REB           92-01  PC A21/MF AIM

    NATKX Data Base Report on State. Local and EPA Air
    Toxics Activities, September 1991.
    P892-143700/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
    Inside the Hotline: A Compilation of 1991 Monthly Hotkne
    Reports
    PB92-131390/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Access EPA:  Pubdc Information Tools, Major EPA Dock-
    ets. Clearinghouses and Hotknes.  Records Management
    Programs.  Major EPA  Environmental Databases.  Library
    and Information Services. State Environmental Libraries.
    EPA Scientific Models New for 1992  1992 Edition.
    PB92-147438/REB                 92-04  PCS21.00

INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
    Permit Tracking System (PTS): A User s Manual.
    PB92-105659/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A02

    Permit  Tracking System (PTS). Version  10 (for Micro-
    computers).
    PB92-500347/REB                   92-01   CP O03

INFORMATION SERVICES
    Directory of OAQPS Information Services, May 1992
    PB92-1986S4/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Control Technology Center FY91: A Fifth Year of Growth
    PB92-238468/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
    PIRLA DBMS Quck Reference Guide
    PB92-110824/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A02

    Global Ecosystems Database  Version 01  (Beta-test)
    EPA Global Ornate Research Program  NOAA/NGDC
    Global Change Database Program Prototype 1  Data-
    base Documentation NGDC Key to Geophysical Records
    Documentation No. 25.
    PB92-122803/REB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03
    Design. Development and Implementation of AIRS' Area
    and Mobile Source Subsystem
    PB92-124213/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Supertund Sods Data Management System.
    PB92-139476/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Vendor  Information  System  for Innovative Treatment
    Technologies. User Manual (VISITT Version 1.0). Number
    1.
    PB92-221647/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Vendor  Information  System  for Innovative Treatment
    Technologies (VISITT) Number 1.
    PB92-224716/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    U.S. EPA  Nonpoint Source Information Exchange Com-
    puter Bulletin Board System (BBS). User's Manual.
    PB92-228048/REB            92-04  PC AM/MF A01

    Complex Effluent Toxicity Information System (CETIS)
    (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501899/REB                    92-01  CP D04
INFORMATION TRANSFER
    INFOTERRA/USA Directory of Environmental Sources.
    PB92-102433/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04

    Environmental  Monitoring  and  Assessment  Program:
    1991 Project Descriptors.
    PB92-114479/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Carpet Policy Dialogue. Compendium Report. September
    27, 1991.
    PB92-115005/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

    EPA's Control Technology Center: Technical Support to
    Federal. State, and Local Agencies.
    PB92-198233/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Effects of Section 404 Permitting on  Freshwater  Wet-
    lands in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.
    PB92-217439/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Emergency Planning and  Community Right-to-Know Act:
    Section 313 Release Reporting Requirements.
    PB92-226216/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Information Integration for Environmental Monitoring and
    Assessment An Annotated Bibliography.
    PB92-227461/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Introduction to Water Quality Standards.
    PB92-2316467REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    EMPA Monitor - March 1992 Edition.
    PB92-239557/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

INFRARED SPECTROMETERS
    Long-Path FTIR Measurements of Volatile Organic Com-
    pounds in an Industrial Setting (July 1989-April 1991).
    PB92-206424/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY
    Evaluation of the Fourier  Transform Infrared Spectrome-
    ter for Particle-Associated Ammonium Sutfate Determina-
    tion
    PB92-160084/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Evaluation of Gas Chromatography/Matrix Isolation  Infra-
    red Spectrometry tor the Determination of Semvolatile
    Organic Compounds in Air Sample Extracts.
    PB92-166651/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

INGHAM COUNTY (MICHIGAN)
    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  5). Motor
    Wheel Disposal Site. Lansing. Ml  (First Remedial Action).
    September 1991
    PB92-964112/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

INJECTION
    Sorbent/Urea Slurry Injection for Simultaneous SO2/NOx
    Removal.
    P892-195817/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Parametric Evaluation of Powdered Activated Carbon In-
    jection for Control of Mercury Emissions from a Municipal
    Waste Combustor.
    PB92-195940/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

INJECTION WELLS
    Detecting Water Flow Behind Pipe in  Injection Wells.
    PB92-239532/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

INKS
    Control of VOC Emissions from Ink  and Paint Manufac-
    turing Processes.
    PB92-190230/REB            92-01  PC A09/MF A02

INLAND SILVERSIDES
    Reproductive Ecology of  the  Inland  Sitverside. 'Menidia
    beryNina.  (Pisces:  AtherinkJae)  from  Blackwater  Bay.
    Florida.
    PB92-195775/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

INLETS
    Numerical Calculation: Aspiration Efficiency of Aerosols
    into Thin-Walled Sampling Inlets.
    P892-132901/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

INNOVATIVE TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES
    Innovative Treatment Technologies:  Semi-Annual Status
    Report (Third Edrtion).
    PB92-173210/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Vendor Information System  for  Innovative  Treatment
    Technologies. User Manual (VISITT Version 1.0). Number
    Citizen's Guide to In situ Soil Flushing.
    PB92-233113/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Citizen's Guide to Innovative Treatment Technologies for
    Contaminated Soils, Sludges, Sediments and Debris.
    PB92-235563/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Citizen's Guide to Bioventing.
    PB92-235571/REB
                               92-04  PC A01/MF A01
    PB92-221647/REB
                               92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Technology Evaluation Report: Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
    clone Furnace Vitrification Technology Volume 1
    PB92-222215/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Technology Evaluation Report: Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
    clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 2.
    PB92-222223/REB           92-04  PC A15/MF A03

    Superfund Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  Program:
    Progress and Accomplishments.  Fiscal  Year 1990. A
    Fourth Report to Congress.
    PB92-224799/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
    Citizen's Guide to  Using  Indigenous and  Exogenous
    Microorganisms in Bioremediation.
    PB92-235589/REB            92-04  PCAOVMFA01

    Citizen's Guide to Air Sparging.
    PB92-235597/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Evaluation  of  Soil  Venting Application. Ground  Water
    Issue.
    PB92-23S605/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

INORGANIC COMPOUNDS
    Facilitated  Transport  of  Inorganic  Contaminants  in
    Ground Water: Part 2. Colloidal Transport.
    PB92-114503/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Inorganic Contract  Compliance Screening  System Soft-
    ware for the PC (SOW  March 1990 Version  1). User
    Manual.
    PB92-145598/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Transport of  Inorganic Colloids through Natural Aquifer
    Material: Implications for Contaminant Transport.
    PB92-158690/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Stability and Transport of  Inorganic Colloids through Con-
    taminated Aquifer Material.
    PB92-164839/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Surface-Charge Repulsive Effects on the Mobility of Inor-
    ganic Colloids in Surface Systems. Annual Colloid and
    Surface  Science Symposium (65th).  Held in  Norman,
    Oklahoma on June  17-19, 1991.
    PB92-191139/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Inorganic Chemical Characterization of Water Treatment
    Plant Residuals.
    PB92-198563/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Inorganic   Contract  Compliance  Screening  System
    (ICCSS)  Software  (SOW March  1990)  (Version  1) (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-501519/REB                    92-01  CP D02

INORGANIC CONTRACT COMPLIANCE SCREENING
SYSTEM
    Inorganic Contract  Compliance Screening  System Soft-
    ware for the PC (SOW  March 1990 Version  1). User
    Manual.
    PB92-145598/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Inorganic   Contract  Compliance  Screening  System
    (ICCSS)  Software  (SOW March  1990)  (Version  1) (fot
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-501519/REB                    92-01  CP D02

INSECTICIDES
    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 227: Gokilaht
    PB92-110006/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

INSPECTION
    IM240 Transient UM Dynamometer Driving  Schedule and
    the Composite I/M Test Procedure.
    PB92-104405/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Recommended I/M  Short  Test  Procedures  for the
    1990's: Six Alternatives.
    PB92-104439/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    I/M Network  Type:  Effects  on Emission  Reductions.
    Cost and Convenience. Technical Information Document.
    PB92-104447/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Integrating On-Board Diagnostic System Capabilities into
    the Inspection and Repair Functions of I/M  Programs.
    PB92-104454/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Guidelines for Asbestos  NESHAP Demolition and Ren-
    ovation Inspection Procedures.
    PB92-132836/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Mufti-Media Investigation  Manual.
    PB92-161553/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03

    Inspection  Techniques for  the Fabrication of Geomem-
    brane  Field Seams.
    PB92-188770/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Guide to Management of  Investigation-Derived Wastes.
    PB92-963353/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

INSPECTIONS
    Technical  Guidance  Document:  Inspection  Techniques
    for the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field Seams.
    PB92-109057/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

INSTRUCTIONS
    Emergency Exemptions under Section 18 of the Federal
    Insecticide Fungicide and RodentHade Act  2  Instructions
    for Submission of Emergency Exemption Applications.
    PB92-183243/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Preserving Our Future Today:  Your Guide to the United
    States Environmental Protection Agency.
    PB92-226190/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

INSTRUMENTAL CONDITIONING
    Senal Spatial Reversal Learning  in Rats Comparison of
    Instrumental and Automaintenance Procedures.
    PB92-143940/REB          92-01   PC A02/MF A01

INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT
    NERISK: An  Expert System to Enhance the Integration of
    Pesticides with Anthropod Biological Control.
    PB92-124254/REB          92-01   PC A02/MF A01
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                 INVERTEBRATES
INTERLABORATORY COMPARISON
    Direct/Delayed Response Project:  Soil Characterization
    Comparison.
    PB92-153428/REB            92-01  PC A16/MF A03
INTERLABORATORY COMPARISONS
    Interlaboratory Comparison of Thermospray and Particle
    Beam Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Inter-
    faces: Evaluation of a Chlorinated  Phenoxy Acid Herbi-
    cide Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Analysis
    Method.
    PB92-124734/RE8            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Interlaboratory Comparison of Motor Activity Experiments:
    Implications for Neurotoxicological Assessments.
    PB92-143916/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Possible Approaches to Establishing Interlaboratory Com-
    parability of Measurements of Polychlorinated  Biphenyls
    in Human Serum.
    PB92-144062/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Interlaboratory  Study  of Cellular Fluorescence Intensity
    Measurements  with   Fluorescein-Labeled   Microbead
    Standards.
    PB92-153881/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Interlaboratory  Study  of Cellular Fluorescence Intensity
    Measurements  with   Fluorescein-Labeled   Microbead
    Standards.
    PB92-153899/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Add Aerosol  Measurement Intercomparison Workshop.
    Held in Research Tnangle Park,  North Carolina on April
    10-11, 1991.
    PB92-191097/REB            92-01  PC A15/MF A03

    Acid Aerosol Measurement Methods: Studies of Extrac-
    tion and Analytical Effects.
    PB92-191154/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Audi.
    PB91-242644/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E99
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - BMW.
    PB91-242651/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Ferrari - Fial.
    PB91-242669/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Ford.
    PB91-242677/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E19
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Ford.
    PB91-242685/REB            92-01  PCA99/MFE11
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Fuji.
    PB91-242693/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year  Light-Duty
    Vehicles - General Motors.
    PB91-242701/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E99

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year  Light-Duty
    Trucks - Isuzu Motors.
    PB91-242719/REB            92-01  PC A19/MF A04
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year  Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Isuzu Motors.
    PB91-242727/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Application  for Certification 1991 Model Year  Light-Duty
    Vehicles and Light-Duty Trucks - Nissan.
    PB91-242735/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E99

    Application  for Certification 1991 Model Year  Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Volkswagen.
    PB91-242743/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E99

    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Mack Truck.
    PB91-242768/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
    PB91-242776/REB            92-01  PC A2S/MF A06

    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Engines - Navistar.
    PB91-242784/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Application  for Certification  1992 Model Year  Light-Duty
    Trucks - Chrysler.
    PB92-122225/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF EO*

    Application  for Certification  1992 Model Year  Light-Duty
    Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
    PB92-122233/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03

    Application for Certification  1992 Model Year  Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Chrysler.
    PB92-122241/REB            92-01   PC A20/MF A04
    Application for Certification  1992 Model Year  Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Daihatsu.
    PB92-122258/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

    Application lor Certification  1992 Model Year  Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Federal Coach.
    P892-122266/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Fiat.
    PB92-122274/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E04

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Fiat Ferrari.
    PB92-122282/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF AOS

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Ford.
    PB92-122290/REB             92-01   PCA99/MFE11
Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Ford.
PB92-122308/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E16

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - General Motors.
PB92-122316/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E99

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Grumman Olson.
PB92-122324/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Honda.
PB92-122332/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Hyundai.
PB92-122340/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Isuzu.
PB92-122357/REB            92-01  PC A24/MF AIM

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Isuzu.
PB92-122365/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF AOS

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Mazda.
PB92-122373/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mazda.
PB92-122381/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mercedes Benz.
PB92-122399/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E14
Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mitsubishi.
PB92-122407/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - PAS Inc.
PB92-122415/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Rolls Royce.
PB92-122423/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Subaru.
PB92-122431/REB            92-01  PC A24/MF A04

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Toyota.
PB92-122449/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E11

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Toyota.
PB92-122456/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Volkswagen.
PB92-122464/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E99

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Volvo Cars of North America.
PB92-122472/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E19

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Motorcycles - Yamaha.
PB92-122480/REB            92-01  PCA21/MFA04

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Chrysler Otto Cycle.
PB92-122506/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Engines - Ford.
PB92-122514/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines - Hino Motors Inc.
PB92-122B22/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty

                            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines - Mitsubishi Motors Corporation.
PB92-122548/REB            92-01  PCA04/MFA01

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Diesel Engines - Nissan.
PB92-122555/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03
Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
Vehicles - Perkins.
PB92-122563/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF AOS
Application for Certification 1990 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - BMW.
PB92-127968/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E99

Application  for Certification 1990 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Honda.
PB92-127976/REB             92-01  PC A22/MF A04

Application for Certification  1990 Heavy-Duty Diesel - De-
troit Diesel.
PB92-127984/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF AOS

Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
PB92-127992/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Chrysler.
PB92-128008/REB            92-01   PCA99/MFE1t

 Application lor Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
 Vehicles - Chrysler.
 PB92-128016/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E11

 Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
 Vehicles - Fiat.
 PB92-128024/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03
Diesel Engines - Mercedes Benz.
PB92-122530/REB
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - American Honda.
   PB92-128032/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Jaguar.
   PB92-128040/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Mazda Motor Company.
   PB92-128057/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E14

   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Mercedes Benz.
   PB92-128065/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Trucks - Mitsubishi.
   PB92-128073/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Range Rover.
   PB92-128081/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Sterling.
   PB92-128099/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Volvo.
   PB92-128107/REB            92-01  PCA99/MFE19

   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Gas - Chrysler.
   PB92-128115/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Diesel Engines - Isuzu Motors.
   PB92-128123/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles • SportsCar America, PUMA Division Inc.
   PB92-182799/HEB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - BMW  of North America, Inc.
   PB92-182807/REB            92-04   PCA99/MFE11

   Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Fiat Auto R and D U.S.A.
   PB92-182815/REB            92-04  PC A14/MF A03

   Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty
   Trucks - Grumman Olson.
   PB92-182823/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Lotus  Cars, Ltd.
   PB92-1B2831/REB            92-04   PC A99/MF EOS

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Infiniti, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
   PB92-182849/REB            92-04   PC A25/MF A06

   Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Maxima, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
   PB92-182856/REB            92-04   PC A25/MF A06

   Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Stanza, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
   PB92-182864/REB            92-04   PC A99/MF A06

   Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
   Trucks - Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
   PB92-182872/REB            92-04  PC A17/MF A04

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Porsche.
   PB92-182880/REB           92-04  PC A99/MF A06

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Saab  Cars USA, Inc.
   PB92-182898/REB           92-04  PC A19/MF A04

   Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Toyota Technical Center, U.S.A. Inc.
   PB92-182906/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A03

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
   PB92-182963/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF AOS

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Vehicles - Navistar International Corporation.
   PB92-182971/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Vehicles - Winnebago Industries, Inc.
   PB92-182989/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

   Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Vehicles - Winnebago Industries, Inc.
   PB92-182997/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
   Asia Pacific Cleaner Production Conference: International
   Legislative Trends. Held in Melbourne, Australia on Feb-
   ruary 24-27, 1992.
   PB92-180181/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

INTERSUBJECT VARIABILITY
   Intersubject Variability in Human Acute Ozone Respon-
   siveness. Symposium Proceedings.
    PB92-158666/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

INVENTORIES
    National Water Quality Inventory: 1990  Report to Con-

                                92-04  PCA11/MFA03
                                                         gress
                                                         PE
                                                          'B92-227800/REB

                                                      INVERTEBRATES
                                                         Fate of 'Bacillus sphaericus' 2362 Spores Following In-
                                                         gestion by Nontarget Invertebrates.
                                                         PB92-129774/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Bioaccumulation of Contaminants in Crabs and Ctams in
    Bellingham Bay.
    PB92-166867/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Reference Area Performance Standards for Puget Sound.
    PB92-166917/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02
INVESTIGATIONS
    Oil Tanker Waste Disposal Practices: A Review.
    PB92-196047/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
ION EXCHANGING
    Removal of Radium from Drinking Water.
    PB92-218320/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02
IOWA
    National Priorities List Sites: Iowa.
    PB92-963234/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY
    Controlling Odorous Emissions from Iron Foundries.
    PB92-166925/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Alternative Control Techniques Document: For  PM-10
    Emissions from Ferrous Foundries.
    PB92-180017/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
IRONTON (OHIO)
    Superiund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Allied
    Chemical and Ironton Coke, Ironton, OH. (Second Reme-
    dial Action), December 1990.
    PB92-964115/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
ISOPHORONE
    Drinking Water Health Advisory  for Isophorone.
    PB92-135474/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ISOPRENE
    Climate Change and Isoprene Emissions from Vegeta-
    tion.
    PB92-153865/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
ISOXABEN
    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 232: Isoxaben.
    PB92-160548/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
JACKSON COUNTY (MISSISSIPPI)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Jack-
    son County. Mississippi
    PB92-232495/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01
JEFFERSON BOROUGH (PENNSYLVANIA)
    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  3): Resin
    Disposal. Jefferson Borough, Allegheny County, PA. (First
    Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-963903/RE8           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

KANSAS
    National Priorities List Sites: Kansas.
    PB92-963213/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

KAOUNITE
    Effects of pH. Solid/Solution Ratio, Ionic Strength, and
    Organic Acids on Pb and Cd Sorption on Kaolinite.
    PB92-143981/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
KARST HYDROLOGY
    Application of  Dye-Tracing Techniques for Determining
    Solute-Transport Characteristics  of  Ground  Water  in
    Karsf Terranes.
    PB92-231356/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A02
KELP
    Loog-Term Changes  in  the  Areal  Extent  of  Tidal
    Marshes, Eelgrass Meadows and Kelp Forests of Puget
    Sound.
    PB92-104496/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
KENAI LAKES INVESTIGATION PROJECT
    User's Guide and Data Dictionary for Kenai Lakes Inves-
    tigation Project.
    PB92-178961/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
KENTUCKY
    National Priorities List Sites: Kentucky.
    PB92-963227/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
KENTWOOD (MICHIGAN)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Kentwood
    Landfill. Kentwood, Ml. (First  Remedial Action).  March
    1991.
    PB92-964140/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01
KEPONE
    Influence  of  Size on Fate and Ecological Effects  of
    Kepone in Physical Models
    PB92-121326/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
KIDNEY
    Neural  Factors in the Development of Renal Function:
    Effect of  Neonatal  Central Catecholaminergic  Lesions
    with 6-Hydroxydopamine.
    PB92-120492/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Alpha2u-Globulin: Association  with Chemically Induced
    Renal Toxioty and Neoplasia in the Male Rat.
    PB92-143668/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
KIDNEY NEOPLASMS
    Alpha2u-G!obulin: Association  with Chemically Induced
    Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in the Male Rat.
    PB92-143668/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Report of the EPA Peer Review Workshop on Alpha2U-
    Globulin: Association with Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia
    in the Male Rat. Held in Gaithersburg. MD. on November
    13-14, 1990.
    PB92-166826/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
KILLIFISH
    Abundant Males in Populations of a Selfing Hermaphro-
    dite Fish, 'Rivulus marmoratus', from Some Belize Cays.
    PB92-195783/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
KINDLING (NEUROLOGY)
    Potentiation of Inhibition with Perforant Path Kindling: An
    NMDA-Receptor Dependent Process.
    PB92-120468/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Examination of the Anticonvulsant Properties of Vqltage-
    Sensitive Calcium Channel Inhibitors in Amygdala Kindled
    Seizures.
    PB92-166776/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Proconvulsant  Activity  of  Endosullan in Amygdala Kin-
    PB92-189000/REB
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Characterization of Chemical Kindling with the Pesticide
    Endosulfan.
    PB92-189059/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
KINETICS
    Development of Predictive Structure-Bipdegradation  Re-
    lationship Models with the Use of Respirometricalfy Gen-
    erated Biokinetic Data.
    PB92-191196/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Respirometric Methods for Determination of Biodegrada-
    bility and Biodegradation Kinetics for Hazardous Organic
    Pollutant Compounds.
    PB92-217108/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

KINETOCHORES
    Kinetochore-Staining  of Spermatid Micronuclei: Studies of
    Mice Treated with X-Radiation or Acrylamide.
    PB92-188994/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE
    Effect of the Method of Preparing Monochlqramine upon
    Inactivated of MS2  Coliphage, 'Escherichia coli',  and
    'Klebsiella pneumoniae'.
    PB92-217355/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

KNOWLEDGE BASES (ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE)
    AL and the Environment: Knowledge-Based Tools for En-
    vironmental Decision  Makers.
    PB92-153345/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01
KNOX COUNTY (MAINE)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1):  Union
    Chemical, South Hope. ME. (First Remedial Action).  De-
    cember 1990.
    PB92-963703/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03
KUWAIT
    Chemical and Physical Properties of  Emissions from
    Kuwait Oil Fires.
    PB92-206481/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

    Environmental Crisis in the Gulf. The U.S. Response.
    PB92-226182/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
LA NINA
    Effects of El Nino and La Nina on Seabird Assemblages
    in the Equatorial Pacific.
    PB92-21740S/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

LABELS
    Waste Minimization Assessment  for a  Manufacturer of
    Printed Labels.
    PB92-104371/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Compact Label File -1992 (Fiche 1 - 5261).
    PB92-911699/REB                92-01  MFS2640.00

LABORATORIES
    Manual for the Certification of Laboratories Analyzing
    Drinking Water. Criteria and Procedures  Quality Assur-
    ance. Third Edition. Change 1.
    PB92-15Q3907REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Laboratory  Spawning of  Topsmelt, 'Atherinops  affinis'.
    with Notes on Culture and Growth of Larvae.
    PB92-19S7S9/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Pollution  Prevention  Opportunity  Assessment  Histology
    Laboratory Xylene Use, Fort Carson, Colorado.
    PB92-22B436/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
LABORATORY ANIMALS
    Lotus 1-2-3-Based System for Recording and Maintaining
    Body Weight of Laboratory Animals.
    PB92-158625/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
LABORATORY TESTS
    Background  Document for  the  Liquid Release Test:
    Single Laboratory Evaluation  and 1988  Collaborative
    Study.
    PB92-183201/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

LAGOONS
    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):  Golden
    Strip  Septic  Tank, Greenville County,  Simpsonville,  SC
    (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964018/REB            92-04   PC A14/MF A03

LAKE MICHIGAN
    Determination and Occurrence of AHH-Active Polychlori-
    nated Biphenyls, 2,3,7,8-Tetrachloro-p-Dioxin and 2,3,7,8-
    Tetrachlorodibenzofuran in Lake Michigan Sediment  and
    Biota. The Question  of Their Relative Toxicological  Sig-
    nificance.
    PB92-108125/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Modeling Studies for  Planning: The Green Bay Project.
    PB92-136944/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
LAKES
    PIRLA DBMS Quick Reference Guide.
    PB92-110824/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Three Case  Studies  of Lake Temperature and Stratifica-
    tion Response to Warmer Climate.
    PB92-121391/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF  A01

    Analysis and Interpretation of Zooplankton Samples  Col-
    lected during Phase 2 of the Eastern Lake Survey.
    PB92-136829/REB            92-01   PC A14/MF  A03
    Fish Communities in Lakes in Subregion 2B (Upper Pe-
    ninsula of Michigan) in Relation to Lake Acidity. Volume 1
    and Volume 2: Appendices. Data Tape Documentation.
    PB92-169630/REB           92-04  PC A11/MF A03

    How  Much Acidification Has Occurred  in  Adirondack
    Region Lakes (New York, USA) since Preindustrial Times.
    PB92-1B0371/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Illinois Lake  Management Program Act Administrative
    Framework Plan.
    PB92-206879/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Volunteer Lake Monitoring: A Methods Manual.
    PB92-218411/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program, 1991.  Volume 1:
    Statewide Summary Report.
    PB92-222512/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program, 1991.  Volume 6.
    Southwestern Illinois Region.
    PB92-222876/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program, 1991.  Volume 7.
    Southern Region.
    PB92-231125/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Technical Support Manual: Waterbody Surveys and As-
    sessments  for  Conducting Use Attainability Analyses.
    Volume 3: Lake  Systems.
    PB92-231802/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program, 1991.  Volume 4:
    West-Central Illinois Region.
    PB92-239482/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Fish and Chemistry Data for the  Upper Peninsula of
    Michigan Report (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-503085/REB                  92-04  CP D02

LAND APPLICATION
    Environmental Profiles and Hazard  Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: DDT/DDE/DDD.
    PB92-150408/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Preliminary  Risk Assessment for  Viruses in Municipal
    Sewage Sludge  Applied to Land.
    PB92-19B548/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A03

LAND COVERS
    Technical Guidance Document: Inspection Techniques
    for the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field Seams
    PB92-109057/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

LAND DEVELOPMENT
    Reclamation and Redevelopment of Contaminated Land.
    Volume 2. European Case Studies.
    PB92-146166/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

LAND DISPOSAL
    Compilation of Current Practices at Land Disposal Facili-
    ties: Summary  of Liner and Leak  Detection  Designs,
    Action Leakage  Rates, Response Action Plans, and Man-
    agement of Liquids in Landfills.
    PB92-128206/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Best Demonstrated Available Technology (BOAT) Back-
    ground Document for Quality Assurance/Quality Control
    Procedures and Methodology.
    PB92-149277/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Capsule  Report: Disposal of Rue Gas  Desulfurization
    Wastes. Shawnee  Field Evaluation.
    PB92-179936/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LAND DISPOSAL RESTRICTIONS PROGRAM
    Best Demonstrated Available Technology (BOAT) Back-
    ground Document for Quality Assurance/Quality Control
    Procedures and Methodology.
    PB92-149277/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

LAND MANAGEMENT
    Land Manager's Guide to Water Quality Monitoring.
    PB92-132802/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF AO1

    Integrating  Sustainable Agriculture, Ecology, and Environ-
    mental Policy. Proceedings of a Workshop.  Held in Ar-
    lington, Virginia, on July 22-23, 1991.
    PB92-137975/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Approach to Assessment of Management Impacts on Ag-
    ricultural  Soil Carbon
    PB92-217173/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

LAND POLLUTION
    Microbial Degradation of Flurtamone in Three Georgia
    Soils.
    PB92-101682/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Marine Debris Survey Manual.
    PB92-103456/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    On-Site Methods for Assessing  Chemical Impact on the
    Soil Environment Using Earthworms: A Case Study at the
    Baird and McGuire Superfund Site,  Holbrook, Massachu-
    setts.
    PB92-108166/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate. 1. Sulfur Constituents and Net Retention.
    PB92-108182/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Assessing UST  Corrective Action Technology: A Scientif-
    ic Evaluation of the Mobility of Organic Contaminants in
    Subsurface Environments.
    PB92-114552/REB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03

    Model of Virus Transport in Unsaturated Soil.
    PB92-119957/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Sulfur Dynamics  in Mineral Horizons of Two Northern
    Hardwood Soils. A Column Study with (35)S.
    PB92-139955/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                   KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                LEAD (METAL)
  Adsorption of Surfactants (Chapter 7).
  PB92-143809/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  MANE: A Multiphase, Aqueous, Non-Steady State, Equi-
  librium Model for Simulating Soil-Water Interactions.
  PS92-143817/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Modellierung und Simulation des Verhaltens von Umwelt-
  chemikalien in Boeden und Pflanzen (Modeling and Sim-
  ulation of the Effect of (Environmental) Chemicals in Soil
  and in Plants).
  PB92-143825/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Biotransformation of Monoaromatic and Chlorinated Hy-
  drocarbons at an Aviation Gasoline Spill Site.
  PB92-144005/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Stress Interactions and Mycorrhizal Plant Response: Un-
  derstanding Carbon Allocation Priorities.
  PB92-144054/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Guide to Site and  Soil Description for  Hazardous Waste
  Site Characterization. Volume 1. Metals.
  PB92-146158/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03
  Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
  fate: 2. Aluminum and Base Cations.
  PB92-150549/REB          92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Soil Response to S and N Treatments in a Northern New
  England Low Elevation Coniferous Forest.
  PB92-150556/REB          92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Forest  Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
  fate: 3. Solubilization and Composition of Dissolved Or-
  ganic Carbon.
  PB92-150564/REB          92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Spodosol Cation Release and Buffering of Acidic Inputs.
  PB92-150580/REB          92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA SITE Demonstration  of the BioTrol Soil  Washing
  Process.
  PB92-1506SS/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Sulfate Retention and  Cation Leaching of Forest Soils in
  Response to Acid Additions.
  PB92-153394/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Direct/Delayed  Response  Project: Soil Characterization
  Comparison.
  PB92-1S3428/REB           92-01  PCA1S/MFA03
  Modeling Contaminant  Transport  through  Subsurface
  Systems.
  PB92-179118/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Humic   Substances  and  Contaminant  Transport:   A
  Review.
  PB92-179753/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Sorption of  Heavy Metals  by the Soil Fungi 'Aspergillus
  niger' and Mucor rouxii.
  P892-179811 /REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Exposure Assessment Modeling  for Hydrocarbon  Spills
  into the Subsurface: Sensitivity to  Soil Properties.
  PB92-191147/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Landfill Leachate  Effects on Transport of Organic Sub-
  stances in Aquifer Materials (Chapter 16).
  PB92-19822S/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
   Landfill Leachate  Effects on Sorption of Organic Micro-
  pollutants onto Aquifer Materials.
   PB92-198597/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
   Effect  of Bioremediatjon  on the  Mutagenicity  of  Oil
   Spilled in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
   PB92-206374/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
   Acoustic Location of Leaks  in Pressurized Underground
   Petroleum Pipelines.
   PB92-207687/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
   Understanding the Fate  of  Petroleum Hydrocarbons in
   the Subsurface Environment
   PB92-217157/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
   Soil Vapor  Extraction Column Experiments on Gasoline
   Contaminated Soil.
   PB92-226430/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

LAND POLLUTION ABATEMENT
   Technical Guidance  Document:  Inspection  Techniques
   for the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field Seams.
   PB92-109057/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02
   Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
   Tanks. Volume 1.
   PB92-114966/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
   Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
   Tanks. Volume 2. Appendices A through E.
   PB92-114974/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
   Construction, Monitoring,  and  Performance of Two  Soil
   Liners.
   PB92-124049/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF  A02
   Compilation of Current Practices at Und Disposal Facili-
   ties- Summary of Liner  and  Leak Detection  Designs,
   Action Leakage Rates. Response Action Plans, and Man-
   agement of Liquids in Landfills.
   PB92-128206/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02
   Action Leakage Rates for Leak Detection Systems. (Sup-
   plemental Background Document for the  Final Double
   Liners and  Leak  Detection Systems Rule for Hazardous
   Waste  Landfills, Waste  Piles,  and Surface Impound-
   ments).
   PB92-128214/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
   Underground Storage Tanks on  Indian Lands. Education
    Moderates: An Environmental Treat.
    P892-179860/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Chemical  Substitution  for  1,1,1,-Trichloroethane  and
    Methanol in an Industrial Cleaning Operation.
    PB92-179886/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    No Migration Variances to the Hazardous Waste Land
    Disposal Prohibitions: A Guidance Manual for Petitioners
    (July 1992).
    PB92-207695/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
    Environmental Laws and Regulations Relating to Medical
    Waste Disposal.
    PB92-217249/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

LAND POLLUTION CONTROL
    Technology  Evaluation Report:  Biotrol  Soil Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
                               92-01  PC A13/MF A03
1.
PB92-115310/REB
Technology Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil Washing
System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
2, Part A.
PB92-115328/REB            92-01   PC A17/MF A04
Technology Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil Washing
System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
2. Part B.
PB92-115336/REB            92-01   PC A15/MF A03
DuPont/Oberiin Microfiltration Technology. Applications
Analysis Report.
PB92-119023/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
RCRA Cover Systems for Waste Management Facilities.
PB92-120435/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Btoventing to Treat Fuel Spills from Underground Storage
Tanks.
PB92-121342/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Soil-Air Permeability Method Evaluation.
PB92-124239/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
U.S. EPA SITE Demonstration of  AWD Technologies'
AquaDetox/SVE System.
PB92-124387/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Demonstration of Microfiltration Technology.
PB92-136936/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Control  of Aromatic Waste  Air Streams by Soil Bioreac-
tors.
PB92-144021/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demon-
stration  of the DuPont/Oberiin Microfiltration Technology.
PB92-153410/HE8            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
Separation of  Hazardous  Organics  by  Low Pressure
Membranes: Treatment of  Soil-Wash Rinse-Water Lea-
    chates.
    PB92-153436/REB
                                92-01   PC A07/MF A02
    Biological  Activity and Potential Remediation  Involving
    Geotextile Landfill Leachate Filters.
    PB92-1 53451 /REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Environmental Protection Agency's Municipal Solid Waste
    Landfill Liner Design Criteria.
    PB92-153766/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Technical  Aspects  of  Underground Storage Tank Clo-
    sure.
    PB92-1 61 1 99/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
    Microbial Degradation of Toluene under Sulfate-Reducing
    Conditions and the Influence of Iron on the Process.
    PB92-166735/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    SoH Washing. Interim Guidance.
    PB92-170570/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Guide for Conducting, Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Washing: Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
    PB92-170588/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Potential Reuse of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil: A Direc-
    tory of Permitted Recycling Facilities.
     PB92-173780/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
     Distribution,  Speciation, and Transformation of Chromium
    in Contaminated Soils and Aquifer Sediments.
     PB92-179092/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     Remediation of Leaking USTs: A System for Accessing
     Case Histories and Related Documents.
     PB92-179803/REB            92-01  PCA02/MFA01
     In srtu Soil Flushing. Engineering Bulletin.
     PB92-180025/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     Higher Plant Accumulation of Organic  Pollutants from

     PB92-209378/REB            92-04 PC A07/MF A02
     Air  Emissions from the Treatment of  Soils Contaminated
     with Petroleum  Fuels and Other Substances.
     PB92-212976/REB            92-04 PC A12/MF A03
     On-Site  Engineering  Report  for the Low-Temperature
     Thermal  Desorption  Pilot-Scale Test on Contaminated
     Soil
     PB92-216936/REB           92-04 PC A07/MF A02
     Geomembrane Anchorage Behavior Using a Large Scale

                                 92-04  PC A03/MF A01
     AWD Technologies Integrated AquaDetox (Trade Name)/
     TCE  Removal  from Contaminated  Soil and  Ground
     Water. Ground Water Issue.              .-.,.«. ....
     PB92-224104/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
LAND RECLAMATION
    Hydraulic Fracturing to l.nprove Nutrient and Oxygen De-
    livery for In situ Bioreclamation.
    PB92-121334/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Reclamation and Redevelopment of Contaminated Land.
    Volume 2. European Case Studies.
    PB92-146166/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

LANDFILL GAS
    Landfill Gas Energy Utilization: Technology Options and
    Case Studies.
    PB92-203116/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A02

LARVAE
    Laboratory Spawning of Topsmelt, 'Atherinops affinis',
    with Notes on Culture and Growth of Larvae.
    PB92-195759/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

LATVIA
    Analysis of Long-Term and Seasonal River Water Quality
    Changes in Latvia.
    PB92-232933/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

LAUNDRIES
    Guidance Document for Effluent Discharges from the
    Auto and Other Laundries. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231927/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A03
LAW ENFORCEMENT
    Enforcement in the 1990's Project: Recommendations of
    the Analytical Workgroups.
    PB92-224286/REB            92-04  PCA17/MFA04
    Enforcement Document  Retrieval System (EDRS) - ASCII
    (1972-November 1991).
    PB92-592210/REB               92-01   Subscription
    Enforcement  Document Retrieval System  (EDRS)  -
    EBCDIC (1972-November 1991).
    PB92-592220/REB               92-01   Subscription
    Enforcement Document Retrieval System (EDRS) Master
    File (1972-April 1992).
    PB92-592380/REB       92-01  Subscriptions 1,440.00
    Enforcement Document Retrieval System (EDRS) Update
    File (November 14, 1991 to April 22, 1992).
    PB92-592390/REB                   92-01  CP T99
    Environmental  Protection  Agency  Civil  Enforcement
    Docket.
    PB92-921700/REB               92-01  Subscription

    Superfund: Enforcement.
    PB92-963600/REB             92-01  Standing Order

 LAW (JURISPRUDENCE)
    Multi-Media Investigation Manual.
    PB92-161553/REB            92-01  PCA12/MFA03
    RCRA, Superfund Monthly Hot Line Reports.
    PB92-922400/REB          92-01   Subscription$96.00
    Political Subdivision Involvement in Superfund.
    PB92-963330/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

 LAWNS
    Healthy Lawn,  Healthy Environment. Caring for  Your
    Lawn in an Environmentally Friendly Way.
    PB92-233899/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 LCA (LIFE-CYCLE ANALYSIS)
    U.S. EPA's Research on Life-Cycle Analysis.
    PB92-17987B/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

 LEACHING
     Development  of a Solid Sample Analytical Procedure for
     Cyanide in Spent Ore. Final Technical Report.
     PB92-203496/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

 LEAD ACID BATTERIES
     Selection of  Control Technologies for Remediation of
     Lead Battery Recycling Sites.
     PB92-114537/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02
     States' Efforts to Promote Lead-Acid Battery Recycling.
     PB92-119965/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
     Control Technologies for Defunct lead Battery Recycling
     Sites.- Overview and Recent Developments. Volume 3.
     PB92-150416/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 LEAD AND COPPER RULE
     Lead  and  Copper  Rule Guidance Manual. Volume 1.
     Monitoring.
     PB92-112101/REB            92-01  PCA10/MFA03

 LEAD ARSENATE
     Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 112.1: Lead Arsenate.
     PB92-185834/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01

 LEAD (METAL)
     Lead  and  Copper  Rule Guidance Manual. Volume  1.
     Monitoring.
     PB92-112101/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03
     Standard Operating Procedures for Lead in Paint by Hot-
     plate - or Microwave-Based Acid Digestions and Atomic
     Absorption  or Inductively  Coupled  Plasma  Emission
     Spectrometry.
      PB92-114172/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
     Standard Operating Procedures for Measurement of Lead
      in Paint Using the SCITEC MAP-3  X-ray Fluorescence
      Spectrometer.
      PB92-114180/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
      Environmental Profiles and  Hazard Indices for Constitu-
      ents of Municipal Sludge: Lead.
      PB92-122985/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
      Lead in  School Drinking Water.
      PB92-137439/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
    Preliminary Use and Substitutes Analysis of  Lead and
    Cadmium in Products in Municipal Solid Waste.
    PB92-1 62551 /REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02

    Handbook for  Special  Public Notification for Lead for
    Public Drinking  Water Suppliers.
    PB92-164722/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Incineration Data on Arsenic and Lead Emissions.
    PB92-179043/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Comprehensive Evaluation of a Field Test Kit for Lead.
    PB92-179720/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

LEAD POISONING
    Child Lead Exposure Study. Leeds. Alabama.
    PB92-123793/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

LEAK DETECTORS
    Acoustic Location of Leaks in Pressurized Underground
    Petroleum Pipelines.
    PB92-207687/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

LEAKAGE
    Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
    Tanks. Volume  1.
    PB92-114966/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
    Tanks. Volume  2. Appendices A through E.
    PB92-114974/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Underground Storage Tanks on Indian Lands.  Education
    Moderates: An Environmental Treat.
    PB92-179860/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

LEARNING
    Effects of Trimethyltin on Repeated Acquisition  (Learn-
    ing) in the Radial-Arm Maze.
    PB92-227503/HEB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
LEARNING DISORDERS
    Neonatal  Exposure  to Tnmethyltin Disrupts Spatial De-
    layed Alternation Learning in Preweanling Fiats.
    PB92-124718/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Spatial Learning Deficits Are Not Solely Due to Choliner-
    gic Deficits Following Medial Septal  Lesions with Cotahi-
    tine.
    PB92-206317/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

LEAVES
    Diurnal Water Relations of Walnut Trees: Implications for
    Remote Sensing.
    PB92-144047/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

LEAVES (BOTANY)
    Foliar Injury Symptoms and  Pigment Concentrations in
    Red Spruce Saplings in the Southern Appalachians.
    PB92-113216/REB            92-01   PCA02/MFA01

    Leaf Photosynthebc and Water Relations Responses for
    Valencia1 Orange Trees  Exposed to OxxJant  Air Pollu-
    tion.
    PB92-1S3SS7/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

LEBANON COUNTY (PENNSYLVANIA)
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region  3): Whit-
    moyer Laboratories  (Operable Unit 2), Lebanon County,
    PA  (Second Remedial Action). December 1990.
    PB92-963912/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

LEE COUNTY (GEORGIA)
    Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Lee
    County, Georgia,
          ,       ,
    PB92-232776/REB
                               92-04  PC A01/MF A01
LEGISLATION
    Asia Pacific Cleaner Production Conference: International
    Legislative Trends. Held in Melbourne. Australia on Feb-
    ruary 24-27. 1992.
    PB92-180181/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

LEHKSH COUNTY (PENNSYLVANIA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hebelka
    Auto  Salvage Yard. Weisenber Township, Letngh County,
    PA. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963906/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  3): Domey
    Road  Landfill Site,  Upper Macungie Township, LeWgh
    County, PA. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963907/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3): Heteva
    Landfill Site, Lehigh County, PA.  (First Remedial Action).
    (Amendment). September  1991.
    PB92-963917/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LEVmOSTON COUNTY (MICHIGAN)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Rasmus-
    sen's  Dump  Site,  Green  Oak  Township,   Livingston
    County, Ml. (Fist Remedial Action). March 1991.
    PB92-96410S/REB           92-01  PC AOB/MF A02

LEYOK5 CELLS
    Isolation and Culture of Leydig Cells from Adult Rats.
    PB92-166321/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Immature Rat Leydig Cells are Intrinsically Less Sensitive
    Than Adult Leydig Cells to Ethane Dimethanesulfonate.
    PB92-232842/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

LH
    Assessment of Toxicant-Induced Alterations in the Lu-
    teMzing Hormone Control of Ovulation in the Rat.
    PB92- 15051 5/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LIABILITIES
    Homeowners Exempted from  Superfund  Cleanup Costs:
    National Policy Overview.
    PB92-963336/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
LIBERTY COUNTY (TEXAS)
    Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 6):  Petro-
    chemical (Turtle Bayou), Liberty County, TX. (Second Re-
    medial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964202/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
LIBERTY (MISSOURI)
    Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  7):  Lee
    Chemical Site, Liberty, MO.  (First  Remedial  Action),
    March 1991.
    PB92-964307/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
LICENSES
    Manual for the Certification of Laboratories Analyzing
    Drinking Water. Criteria and Procedures Quality Assur-
    ance. Third Edition. Change 1.
    PB92-150390/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Update Package for RCRA Permit Policy Compendium
    (Assorted Volumes).
    PB92-182518/REB                   92-04  PC E99

    General Information on Applying for Registration  of Pesti-
    cides in the United States. Second Edition.
    PB92-221811/REB            92-04   PC A13/MF A03

LIFE CYCLES
    Influence of Constant and  Fluctuating Salinity on  Re-
    sponses of 'Mysidopsis bahia' Exposed  to Cadmium in a
    Ofe-Cyde TesL
    PB92-108042/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Effects  of  a Contaminated Sediment  on Life History
    Traits and Population Growth Rate of 'Neanthes Arena-
    ceodentata1 (Polychaeta: Nereidae) in the Laboratory.
    PB92-108059/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Life History and lexicological Comparisons of Temperate
    and Subtropical Mystds.
    PB92-124304/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Changes in the Physiological Performance and Energy
    Metabolism of an Estuarine Mysid 'Mysidopsis bahia'  Ex-
    posed in the Laboratory through a Complete Life  Cycle to
    the Defoliant DEF.
    PB92-129709/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Guidelines for Conducting Early  Life Stage Toxicrty Tests
    with Japanese Medaka 'Oryzias lalipes'.
    PB92-137488/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    U.S. EPA's  Research on Life-Cycle Analysis.
    PB92-179878/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

LrGANDS
    Continuous Multilioand Distribution Model Used to Predict
    the Stability Constant of Cu(ll) Metal Complexation with
    Humte Material from Fluorescence Quenching Data.
    PB92-101377/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
LIGHT DUTY VEHICLES
    Application  for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Audi.
    PB91-242644/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E99

    Application  for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - BMW.
    PB91-242651/REB            92-01   PCA99/MFE08
    Application  for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Ferrari - Fiat
    PB91-242669/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
    Application  for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Ford.
    PB91-242677/REB            92-01   PC AM/MF E19

    Application  for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duly
    Trucks - Ford.
    PB91-242685/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E11

    Application  for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Fuji.
    PB91-242693/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF A06
    Application  for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - General Motors.
    PB91 -242701 /REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E99

    Application  for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Isuzu Motors.
    PB91-242719/REB            92-01   PC A1S/MF A04

    Application  for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duly
    Vehicles - Isuzu Motors.
    PB91-242727/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03
    Application  for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles and Light-Duty Trucks - Nissan.
    PB91-242735/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E99
    Application  for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Volkswagen.
    PB91-242743/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF EM
    Application  for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Chrysler.
    PB92-122225/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF EM
    Application  for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
    PB92-122233/REB            92-01   PC A1S/MF A03
    Application  for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Chrysler.
    PB92-122241/REB            92-01   PC A20/MF AIM
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Daihatsu.
    PB92-122258/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Federal Coach.
    PB92-122266/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Fiat
    PB92-122274/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E04
Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Fiat Ferrari.
PB92-1222B2/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Ford.
PB92-122290/REB            92-01   PCA99/MFE11

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Ford.
PB92-122308/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E16

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - General Motors.
PB92-122316/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E99

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Grumman Olson.
PB92-122324/REB            92-01   PCA08/MFA02

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Honda.
PB92-122332/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Hyundai.
PB92-122340/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Isuzu.
PB92-122357/REB            92-01   PC A24/MF A04

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Isuzu.
PB92-122365/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Mazda.
PB92-122373/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mazda.
PB92-122381 /REB            92-01   PC A99/MF EOS

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mercedes Benz.
PB92-122399/REB            92-01   PCA99/MFE14

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mitsubishi.
PB92-122407/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF £08

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - PAS Inc.
PB92-122415/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Rolls Royce.
PB92-122423/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Subaru.
PB92-122431/REB            92-01   PC A24/MF A04

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Toyota.
PB92-122449/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E11

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Toyota.
PB92-122456/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Volkswagen.
PB92-122464/REB            92-01   PCA99/MFE99

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Volvo Cars of North America.
PB92-122472/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E19

Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
Motorcycles - Yamaha.
PB92-122480/REB            92-01   PCA21/MFA04

Application for Certification  1990 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - BMW.
PB92-127968/REB            92-01   PCA99/MFE99

Application for Certification  1990 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Honda.
PB92-127976/REB            92-01   PCA22/MFA04

Application for Certification  1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
PB92-127992/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06

Application for Certification  1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Chrysler.
PB92-128008/REB            92-01   PCA99/MFE11

Application for Certification  1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Chrysler.
PB92-128016/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E11

Application for Certification  1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Fiat.
PB92-128024/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

Application for Certification  1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - American Honda.
PB92-128032/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF £08

Application for Certification  1991  Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Jaguar.
PB92-128040/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Application for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mazda Motor Company.
PB92-12B057/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E14

Application for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Vehicles - Mercedes Benz.
PB92-128065/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E08

Application for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
Trucks - Mitsubishi.
PB92-128073/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                            MACT STANDARDS
   Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Range Rover.
   PB92-128081/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

   Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Sterling.
   PB92-128099/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

   Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Volvo.
   PB92-128107/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF E19

   Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - SportsCar America, PUMA Division Inc.
   PB92-182799/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - BMW of North America, Inc.
   PB92-182807/REB           92-04   PCA99/MFE11

   Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Fiat Auto R and D U.S.A.
   PB92-182815/REB           92-04   PC A14/MF A03

   Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty
   Trucks - Grumman Olson.
   PB92-182823/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Lotus Cars, Ltd.
   PB92-182831/REB           92-04   PC A99/MF £08

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Infiniti, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
   PB92-182849/REB           92-04   PC A2S/MF A06

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Maxima, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
   PB92-182856/REB           92-04   PC A2S/MF A06

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Stanza, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
   PB92-182864/REB           92-04   PC A99/MF A06

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Trucks - Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
   PB92-182872/REB           92-04   PC A17/MF A04

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Porsche.
   PB92-182880/REB           92-04   PC A99/MF A06

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Saab Cars USA, Inc.
   PB92-182898/REB           92-04   PC A19/MF A04

   Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Toyota Technical Center,  U.S.A. Inc.
   PB92-182906/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A03

LIGHT SCATTERING
   Utility of Light Scatter in  the Morphological Analysis of
   Sperm.
   PB92-150754/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

LIGHT TRANSMISSION
   Meteorological and Site Influences Affecting the Compar-
   ison of Nephelometer and Photographic Determinations
   of Light Extinction at Rural Sites in the Eastern United
   Slates.
   PB92-195999/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

UGNIN PEROXIDASE
   Cloning and  Expression of a Lignin  Peroxidase Gene
   from 'Streptomyces viridosporus' in  'Streptomyces livi-
   dans'.
   PB92-180389/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

UGNOCELLULOSE
   Lignocellulosic-Plastic Composites from Recycled Materi-
   PB92-126861/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
LIMESTONE INJECTION MULTISTAGE BURNERS
   Demonstration  of  Sorbent  Injection  Technology on  a
   Wall-Fired Utility Boiler (Edgewater Limb Demonstration).
   PB92-201136/REB            92-04   PC A10/MF A03

UNCOLN COUNTY (NEW MEXICO)
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Cimarron
   Mining Site, Operable Unit 2, Camzozo. NM. (Second Re-
   medial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964201/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

UNDE OXYGEN COMBUSTION SYSTEM
   Field Demonstration of  the  Linde Oxygen Combustion
   System on the EPA Mobile Incinerator.
   PB92-188838/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

UNER LEAK DETECTION RULES
   Action Leakage Rates for Leak Detection Systems. (Sup-
   plemental Background  Document for  the  Final Double
   Liners and Leak Detection Systems Rule for Hazardous
   Waste  Landfills,  Waste  Piles,  and  Surface Impound-
   ments).
   PB92-128214/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

LINING PROCESSES
   Technical Guidance Document: Inspection  Techniques
   for the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field Seams.
   PB92-109057/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

LININGS
   Construction, Monitoring, and Performance of Two Soil
   Liners.
   PB92-124049/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

   Action Leakage Rates for Leak Detection Systems. (Sup-
   plemental Background Document  for the Final Double
   Liners and Leak Detection Systems Rule for Hazardous
   Waste Landfills,  Waste  Piles,  and  Surface Impound-
   ments).
    PB92-128214/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
    Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrametry.
    PB92-188721/REB           92-01  PC
    Environmental Protection Agency's Municipal Solid Waste
    Landfill Liner Design Criteria.
    PB92-153766/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
LIPIDS
    Evaluation of Selected Lipid Methods for Normalizing Pol-
    lutant Bioaccumulation.
    PB92-124379/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
LIPOSOMES
    Generation of Recombinant Baculovirus via  Liposome-
    Mediated Transfection.
    PB92-143973/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY
    Intel-laboratory Comparison of Thermospray and Particle
    Beam  Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrametry Inter-
    faces:  Evaluation  of a Chlorinated Phenoxy Acid Herbi-
    cide Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Analysis
    Method.
    PB92-124734/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Measurement of  Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in
    Soils and Sediments by Particle-Beam/High-Performance

                                         A03/MF A01

LIQUID FILTERS
    DuPont/Oberiin Microfiltration  Technology. Applications
    Analysis Report.
    PB92-119023/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
LIQUID RELEASE TEST
    Background Document for the  Liquid  Release Test:
    Single Laboratory Evaluation  and 1988  Collaborative
    Study.
    PB92-183201/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

LIQUID SECONDARY ION MASS SPECTROMETRY
    Influence of Experimental Conditions on the Liquid Sec-
    ondary Ion Mass Spectra of Sulfonated Azo Dyes.
    PB92-124361/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
LIQUID WASTE DISPOSAL
    Trajectory and Incineration of Rogue Droplets in a Turbu-
    lent Diffusion Flame.
    PB92-120450/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Compilation of Current Practices  at Land Disposal Facili-
    ties: Summary  of Liner  and  Leak Detection Designs,
    Action Leakage Rates, Response Action Plans, and Man-
    agement of Liquids in Landfills.
    P&92-128206/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Novel  Method  of Reducing Transient Emissions  from
    Rotary Kiln Incinerators through Modified Waste Packag-

                               92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    PB92-1
       2-195932/REB

LIQUID WASTES
    DuPont/Oberiin Microfiltration  Technology. Applications
    Analysis Report.
    PB92-119023/REB
                               92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Demonstration of Microfiltration Technology.
    PB92-136936/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Technology  Evaluation  Report: SITE  Program Demon-
    stration of trie DuPont/Oberiin Microfiltration Technology.
    PB92-153410/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
    Air Stripping of Aqueous Solutions. Engineering Bulletin.
    PB92-180033/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Modifications to Reduce Drag Out  at a  Printed Circuit
    Board Manufacturer.
    PB92-198555/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Development Document for Effluent Limitations Guide-
    lines and Standards and Pretreatment Standards for the
    Steam Electric:  Point Source Category.
    PB92-226422/REB           92-04  PC A99/MF A06

    Rotating Biological Contactors. Engineering Bulletin.
    PB92-235936/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

LIQUIDS
    Dense Nonaqueous Phase  Liquids: A Workshop Summa-
    ry Held in Dallas, Texas on April 16-18, 1991.
    PB92-178938/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Background Document  for the  Liquid  Release Test:
    Single  Laboratory Evaluation and  1988  Collaborative
    Study.
    PB92-183201/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

LITTER
    Marine Debris Survey Manual.
    PB92-103456/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

LIVER
    DNA Adducts in  Rat Lung, Liver and Peripheral Blood
    Lymphocytes   Produces   by  i.p.   Administration   of
    Benzo(a)Pyrene Metabolites and Derivatives.
    PB92-124627/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
    Carcinogen-DNA Adducts in Cultures of Rat and Human
    Hepatocytes.
    PB92-189075/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Quantitative Image Cytometry of Hepatocytes Expressing
    Gamma-Glutamyl Transpeptidase  and  Glutathione  S-
    Transferase in Diethylnitrosamine-lnitiated Rats Treated
    with Phenobarbitol and/or Phthalate  Esters.
    PB92-227586/REB            92-04 PC A03/MF A01

LIVER MICROSOMES
    Hepatic Microsomal  N-hydroxylation  of  Aniline and 4-
    chloroaniline by Rainbow Trout 'Onchorhyncus mykiss'.
    PB92-227354/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

LIVER NEOPLASMS
    Spongiosis  Hepatis:  Chemical Induction, Pathogenesis,
    and Possible Neoplastic Fate in a Teleost Fish Model.
    PB92-195700/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Hepatocarcinogenicity of Chloral Hydrate, 2-Chloroacetal-
    dehyde. and  Dichloroacetic  Acid in the  Male B6C3F1
    Mouse.
    PB92-232990/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

LIVER REGENERATION
    Immunohistochemical  Detection of  P21  'ras' and  P110
    'myc' Oncogene Expression in Regenerating Rat Liver.
    PB92-188895/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

LOCAL GOVERNMENT
    Environmental Guidance: For  Very Small Communities.
    PB92-196021/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

LOTUS 1-2-3 SYSTEM
    Lotus 1 -2-3-Based System for Recording and Maintaining
    Body Weight of Laboratory Animals.
    PB92-158625/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

LOUISIANA
    National Priorities List Sites: Louisiana.
    PB92-963222/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

LOW LEVEL THREAT
    Guide to Principal Threat and Low Level Threat Wastes.
    PB92-963345/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

LOW PRESSURE MEMBRANES
    Separation of Hazardous Organics  by  Low  Pressure
    Membranes:  Treatment of Soil-Wash Rinse-Water Lea-
    chates.
    PB92-153436/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

LUNG
    DNA Adducts in Rat Lung,  Liver and Peripheral Blood
    Lymphocytes  Produces  by   i.p.    Administration  of
    Benzo(a)Pyrene Metabolites and Derivatives.
    PB92-124627/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

    Enhance and Prolonged Pulmonary  Influenza Virus  Infec-
    tion Following Phosgene Inhalation.
    PB92-124650/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Airway Structure Variability in the Long-Evsns Rat Lung.
    PB92-124676/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Inter subject Variability in Human Acute Ozone Respon-
    siveness. Symposium Proceedings.
    PB92-158666/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Dosimetry  of Localized  Accumulations  of   Cigarette
    Smoke and Radon Progeny at Bifurcations.
    PB92-164847/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Reduction of  Neutrophil Influx Diminishes Lung Injury and
    Mortality Following Phosgene Inhalation.
    PB92-227420/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Ozone-Induced  Inflammatory  Response  in   Pulmonary
    Cells.
    PB92-232792/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Relative Mesothelioma Induction  in  Rats by Mineral
    Fibers: Comparison  with Residual Pulmonary Mineral
    Fiber Number and Epidemiology.
    PB92-233014/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Biologic Markers in Pulmonary Toxicology.
    PB92-238328/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

LYMPHOCYTES
    Induction of Micronuclei by X-radiation in Human, Mouse
    and Rat Peripheral  Blood Lymphocytes.
    PB92-113315/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    DNA Adducts in Rat Lung,  Liver and Peripheral  Blood
    Lymphocytes Produces  by  i.p.   Administration   of
    Benzo(a)Pyrene Metabolites  and Derivatives.
    PB92-124627/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01

    In vitro Lymphocyte  Proliferation Assays: The Mitogen-
    Stimulated Response and the Mixed  Lymphocyte  Reac-
    tion in Immunotoxicity Testing.
    PB92-126911/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LYMPHOMA
    Genotoxicity  in Mouse Lymphoma Cells of Chemicals  Ca-
    pable of Michael Addition.
    PB92-120484/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

MACACA MULATTA
    Effects of PCB  (Aroclor  (Trade Name)  1254) on Non-
    specific Immune Parameters in Rhesus  ('Macaca  mu-
    latta') Monkeys.
    PB92-232867/REB            92-04 PC A03/MF A01

MACOMB COUNTY (MICHIGAN)
    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 5): G  and H
    Industrial Landfill Site, Macomb County, Ml. (First Reme-
    dial Action), December 1990.
    PB92-964106/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

 MACROPHAGES
    Modulation of Human Alveolar Macrophage Properties by
    Ozone Exposure In vitro.
    PB92-113281/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 MACROPORES
    Inferences about Solute Transport in Macroporous Forest
    Soils from Time Series Models.
    PB92-150572/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

 MACT STANDARDS
    Procedures  for Establishing Emissions for Early Reduc-
    tion Compliance Extensions. Volume 1. Synthetic Organic
    Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Oxide Sterilization, and
    Chromium Electroplating.
    PB92-176221/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Questions and Answers about the  Early Reductions  Pro-
                                                             gram.
                                                             PB92-180124/REB
                                                                                         92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Enabling  Document for  Regulations Governing Compli-
    ance Extensions for Early Reductions  of Hazardous Air
    Pollutants.
    PB92-180132/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
MAGNETIC FIELDS
    Electric and Magnetic Fields Near AM Broadcast Towers.
    PB92-101427/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Research Strategy for Electric and Magnetic Fields: Re-
    search Needs and Priorities.
    PB92-170174/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
MAINE
    Regional Patterns and Local Variability of Dry and Occult
    Deposition Strongly Influence  Sulfate Concentrations  in
    Maine Lakes.
    PB92-1369S1/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites: Maine.
    PB92-963204/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
MAINTENANCE
    IM240 Transient I/M Dynamometer Driving Schedule and
    the Composite I/M Test Procedure.
    PB92-104405/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Recommended I/M  Short  Test  Procedures for the
    1990's: Six Alternatives.
    PB92-104439/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    I/M Network  Type:  Effects  on  Emission  Reductions,
    Cost and Convenience. Technical Information Document
    PB92-104447/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Integrating On-Board Diagnostic System Capabilities into
    the Inspection and Repair Functions of I/M Programs.
    PB92-104454/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
MALARIA
    Host Resistance to Murine Malaria in Mice Exposed to
    the Adenosme Deaminase Inhibitor, 2'-Deoxycoformycin.
    PB92-150B12/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Assessment of  Host Resistance to Infection with Rodent
    Malaria.
    PB92-232784/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
MALATHION
    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Malathkxi.
    PB92-135482/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MAUC DEHYOROGENASE
    Kinetic  Properties of  Malic Dehydrogenase from Three
    Cuttivars of Rice.
    PB92-178995/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS
    Indoor Air Assessment A Review of Indoor Air Quality
    Risk Characterization Studies.
    PB92-109107/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Upper-Bound Quantitative Cancer Risk Estimate for Pop-
    ulations Adjacent to Sulfur Mustard Incineration Facdrbes.
    PB92-137207/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
MAN-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS
    Long-Term  Changes  in  the Area! Extent  of  Tidal
    Marshes, Eelgrass Meadows and Kelp Forests of Puget
    Sound.
    PB92-104496/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
MANAGEMENT
    Chesapeake  Bay Striped  Bass  Fishery  Management
    Plan: Chesapeake Bay Program. Annual Progress Report
    from the Chesapeake Executive Council.
    PB92-186428/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MANAGEMENT METHODS
    Customer/Supplier Accountability and Quality Assurance
    (QA) Program Implementation.
    PB92-191162/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
MANAGEMENT PLANNING
    QAQPS Control Cost  Manual (Fourth  Edition). Suppte-
    PB92-137181/REB
                               92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
    IWnois Lake  Management  Program Act Administrative
    Framework Plan.
    PB92-206B79/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
MANE MODEL
    MANE: A Multiphase, Aqueous, Non-Steady State, Equi-
    ttorium Model for Simulating Soil-Water Interactions.
    PB92-143817/REB           92-O1  PC A03/MF A01
MANGANESE OXIDES
    Radium Removal from Water by Manganese Dioxide Ad-
    sorption and Diatomaceous  Earth Filtration.
    PB92-115260/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Spectroscope Study  of Surface Redox Reactions With
    Manganese Oxides.
    PB92-179837/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

MANILA (PHILIPPINES)
    Greenhouse Gases from Small-Scale Combustion in De-
    veloping Countries: A  Pilot Study in Manila.
    PB92-139369/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
MANUALS
    Citizens' Guidance Manual  for the Technical Assistance
    Grant Program.
    PB92-101435/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03
    Marine Debris Survey Manual.
    PB92-103456/REB

    Lead in School Drinking Water.
    PB92-137439/REB
92-01   PC A08/MF A02
                               92-01   PC A04/MF A01
                         MANUFACTURERS
                             Waste Minimization Assessment for  a  Printed Circuit
                             Board Manufacturer.
                             PB92-196344/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

                             Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
                             Sheet Metal Cabinets and Precision Metal Parts.
                             PB92-196377/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

                             Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
                             Cart-Manufacturing Equipment.
                             PB92-196385/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

                             Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Pro-
                             ducing Treated Wood Products.
                             PB92-196401/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

                             Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
                             Chemicals.
                             PB92-203595/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                         MANUFACTURING
                             Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
                             Commercial Ice Machines and Ice Storage Bins.
                             PB92-196351/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                             Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
                             Permanent-Magnet DC Electric Motors.
                             PB92-196369/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

                         MAPPING
                             Proceedings of the Workshop on Radon Potential Map-
                             ping, Florida Radon Research Program. Held in Gaines-
                             ville, Florida on April 20, 1990.
                             PB92-115278/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

                             Cartographic and Geometric Components of a Global
                             Sampling Design for Environmental Monitoring.
                             PB92-217397/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                         MARICOPA COUNTY (ARIZONA)
                             Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 9): Indian
                             Bend Wash Area (Operable Units 1, 4, 5, 6). AZ.  (Second
                             Remedial Action), September 1991.
                             PB92-964S09/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

                         MARINE BIOLOGY
                             Methods  for Measuring the Acute  Toxicity of  Effluents
                             and Receiving Waters to Freshwater and Marine Orga-
                             nisms (Fourth Edition).
                             PB91-167650/REB            92-01  PC A14/MF A03

                             Example  Environmental  Assessment  Report for Estu-
                             aries.
                             PB92-102656/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

                             Long-Term Trends in Puget Sound Marine Fishes: Select-
                             ed Data Sets.
                             PB92-104488/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                             Nutritional Value of 'Anemia' and Ttgriopus caUformcus'
                             (Baker) for Two  Pacific Mysid Species, 'Metamysidopsis
                             etongata' (Holmes) and 'Myskjopsis  inti' (Holmquist).
                             PB92-108000/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                             Mosquito Control Pesticides: Adverse Impacts to Fresh-
                             water Aquatic and Marine Organisms.
                             PB92-195890/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                         MARINE DEBRIS
                             Marine Debris Survey Manual.
                             PB92-103456/REB
                                                       92-01  PC A08/MF A02
                         MARINE ENVIRONMENT
                            Acid-Volatile Sulfide as a Factor Mediating Cadmium and
                            Nickel Bioavailability in Contaminated Sediments.
                            PB92-124296/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                         MARINE FISH
                            Long-Term Trends in Puget Sound Marine Fishes: Select-
                            ed Data Sets.
                            PB92-104488/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                         MARINE FISHES
                            Ovarian Mycosis in the Topsmelt 'Atherinops affinis'.
                            PB92-129691/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

                            Copper Toxicity to Sperm, Embryos and Larvae of Tops-
                            melt 'Atherinops affinis'. with Notes on  Induced Spawn-
                                 129808/REB
                                                       92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    U.S. EPA's Manual of Practice for the Investigation and
    Control of Cross-ConnectJon Pollution into Storm Drain-
    age Systems
    PB92-217074/HEB           92-04 PC A02/MF A01
    Abundant Males in Populations of a Setting Hermaphro-
    dite Fish, 'Rivulus marmoratus', from Some Belize Cays.
    PB92-195783/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Comprehensive List of Chesapeake Bay Basin Species.
    PB92-222850/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

MARINE MICROORGANISMS
    Mixed-Species Colonization of Solid Surfaces in Labora-
    tory Bwfilms.
    P892-195692/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Detection of Horizontal Gene Transfer by Natural Trans-
    formation in Native and Introduced Species  of Bacteria in
    Marine and Synthetic Sediments.
    PB92-195767/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

MARINE PLANTS
    Long-term  Changes in the  Areal  Extent  of  Tidal
    Marshes, Eelgrass Meadows and Kelp Forests of Puget
    Sound.
    PB92-104496/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

MARSHES
    Evaluating Design and Verifying Compliance of Created
    Wetlands in the Vicinity of Tampa, Florida.
    PB92-116045/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Approach to Improving Decision Making in Wetland Res-
    toration and Creation.
    PB92-217306/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02
MARYLAND
    National Priorities List Sites: Maryland.
    PB92-963218/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

MASS BALANCE
    Uncertainties in Nitrogen  Mass Loadings in Coastal Wa-
    tersheds.
    PB92-108075/REB
                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Tracking Toxic Substances at Industrial Facilities: Engi-
    neering Mass Balance versus Materials Accounting.
    PB92-223213/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A02

MASS COMMUNICATION
    Handbook  for Special Public Notification  for Lead for
    Public Drinking Water Suppliers.
    PB92-164722/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

MASS SPECTROSCOPY
    Influence of Experimental Conditions on the Liquid Sec-
    ondary Ion  Mass Spectra of Sulfonated Azo Dyes.
    PB92-124361/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Interlabqratory Comparison of Thermospray and Particle
    Beam Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Inter-
    faces: Evaluation of a Chlorinated Phenoxy Acid Herbi-
    cide Liquid  Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Analysis
    Method.
    PB92-124734/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Improved Method for Estimating Molecular Weights of
    Volatile Organic Compounds from Low Resolution Mass
    Spectra.
    PB92-166685/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of VOST and SemfVOST Methods for Haloge-
    nated Compounds in the Clean Air Act Amendments Title
    III, Bench and Laboratory Studies.
    PB92-178979/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Measurement of Polycyclic  Aromatic  Hydrocarbons in
    Soils and Sediments by Particle-Beam/High-Performance
    Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry.
    PB92-188721/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Structural Characterization of Sulfonated Azo Dyes Using
    Liquid Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry/Tandem Mass
    Spectrometry.
    PB92-188861/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Comparative Analysis of Drowns and Furans in Ambient
    Air by High Resolution and Electron Capture Mass Spec-
    trometry.
    PB92-206440/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Comparison of SIMCA Pattern Recognition and  Library
    Search Identification of  Hazardous Compounds  from
    Mass Spectra.
    PB92-227362/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

MASS TRANSFER
    Modeling Radon Entry into Florida Houses with Concrete
    Slabs and Concrete-Block Stem Walls.
    PB92-201128/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

MATERIAL RECOVERY FACILITIES
    Material Recovery Facilities for Municipal Solid Waste.
    PB92-137512/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

MATERIALS
    Alternative  Daily Cover Materials for Municipal Solid
    Waste Landfills.
    PB92-208206/REB
                               92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Permeation Resistance of Glove Materials to Agricultural
    Pesticides.
    PB92-227396/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

MATERIALS HANDLING
    Effect of Storage Conditions on Handling and SO2 Reac-
    tivity of Ca(OH)2-Based Sorbents.
    PB92-124270/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Handling and Disposal of Sludges and Residuals from
    Combined Sewer Overflow Treatment
    PB92-158567/REB            92-O1   PC A02/MF A01

    Control  of Air Emissions from Materials Handling during
    Remediation. Engineering Bulletin.
    PB92-180041/R£B            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT
    Material Recovery Facilities for Municipal Solid Waste.
    PB92-137512/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

MATERIALS RECOVERY
    Guides to Pollution  Prevention: The Marine Maintenance
    and Repair Industry.
    PB91-228817/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Analysis  of Factors Affecting  Methane Gas  Recovery
    from Six Landfills.
    PB92-101351/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

    Material Recovery Facilities for Municipal Solid Waste.
    PB92-137512/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

    Decreasing System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
    PB92-139443/HEB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Horsehead Resource Development Company, Inc. Flame
    Reactor Technology: Applications Analysis Report
    PB92-213214/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Mobile Air-Conditioning Recycling Manual.
    PB92-23S688/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

MATERNAL-FETAL EXCHANGE
    Role of Metallothionein Induction and Altered Zinc Status
    in Maternally Mediated Developmental  Toxicity: Compari-
    son of the Effects of Urethane and Styrene in Rats.
    PB92-124635/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                       MEETINGS
MATHEMATICAL MODELS
   Predicting  Chemical Concentration Effects on Transfor-
   mation Rates of Dissolved Organics by Complex Microbi-
   al Assemblages.
   PB92-101393/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Modeling of Nonpoint Source Water Quality in Urban and
   Non-urban Areas.
   PB92-109115/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
   Reid-Testing Distribution Water Quality Models.
   PB92-113182/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Evaluation of Sorption Models in the Simulation of Naph-
   thalene Transport Through Saturated Soils.
   PB92-113190/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Estimating Critical Loads of Sulfate to Surface Waters in
   the Northeastern United States: A Comparative Assess-
   ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads of
   Sulfate for Lakes.
   PB92-119015/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Model of Virus Transport in Unsaturated Soil.
   PB92-119957/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

   Modeling Air Flow Dynamics in  Radon Mitigation  Sys-
   tems: A Simplified Approach.
   PB92-120427/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Trajectory  and Incineration  of Rogue Droplets in a Turbu-
   lent Diffusion Flame.
   PB92-120450/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Regional Air Quality  and Acid Deposition Modeling and
   the Role for Visualization.
   PB92-124247/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Estimation of Water  Solubility and Octanol/Water Parti-
   tion Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes.  Part 1. Relationship
   between Solubility and Partition Coefficient.
   PB92-124320/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Estimation of Water  Solubility and Octanol/Water Parti-
   tion Coefficient  of Hydrophobic Dyes  Part 2. Reverse-
   Phase  High Performance Liquid Chromatography.
   PB92-124338/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Tropospheric Nitrogen: The Influence of Anthropogenic
   Sources on Distribution and Deposition.
   PB92-126937/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

   Estimating Natural Emissions for EPA's Regional Oxidant
   Model.
   PB92-129592/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   New Developments  in Emission Projection  Methodolo-
       '2-139393/REB
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    MANE: A Multiphase, Aqueous, Non-Steady State, Equi-
    librium Model for Simulating Soil-Water Interactions.
    PB92-143817/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Inferences about Solute Transport in Macroporous Forest
    Soils from Time Series Models.
    PB92-150572/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Development of an  Empirical Model of Methane  Emis-
    sions from Landfills
    PB92-152875/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

            : Evaluation of Regional Acid  Deposition Model
         ) Performance during a Period of Frontal Passage
        j Aircraft Measurements.
       I2-1529S8/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Partitioning of the  Sulfate Budget into Gas and Aqueous-
    Phase Components  in the  Regional  Acid  Deposition
    Model (RADM).
    PB92-152966/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Investigation of RADM Performance Using Aircraft Meas-
    urements.
    PB92-152974/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Sensitivity of RADM to Point Source Emissions Process-

    PB92-152982/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Climate Change and Isoprene Emissions from Vegeta-
    tion.
    PB92-153865/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Use of Four-Dimensional Data Assimilation  in a Limited-
    Area Mesoscale Model Part 2: Effects of Data Assimila-
    tion within the Planetary Boundary Layer
    PB92-153923/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    AcidMODES: A Major Field Study to Evaluate Regional
    Scale Air Pollution Models.
    PB92-158518/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Application  of  a  Water Quality Assessment Modeling
    System at a Superfund Site.
    PB92-164490/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Theoretical  Evaluation  of  Stability  of  Volatile Organic
    Chemicals and Polar Volatile Organic Chemicals in Canis-
    ters.
    PB92-166941/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Modeling  Contaminant Transport  through   Subsurface
    Systems.
    PB92-179118/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of  the Rackwitz-Fiessler  Uncertainty Analysis
    Method for Environmental Fate and Transport Models.
    PB92-188879/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Gas Chromatographic  Elution  Patterns of  Chlorinated
    Dfoxins versus Column Polarity.
    PB92-192186/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Sensitivity of  Modeled Ozone Concentrations to  Uncer-
    tainties in Biogenic Emissions.
    PB92-192202/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03
   Simplified Modeling of Air Flow Dynamics in SSD Radon
   Mitigation Systems for Residences with Gravel Beds.
   PB92-195635/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

   Comparison of Data from an IAQ Test House with Predic-
   tions of an IAQ Computer Model.
   PB92-198589/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   Modeling Radon Entry into Florida Houses with Concrete
   Slabs and Concrete-Block Stem Walls.
   PB92-201128/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

   Multiphase Chemical Transport in Porous Media.
   PB92-205640/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   New Two-Phase  Flow and Transport Model with Inter-
   phase Mass Exchange.
   PB92-206564/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   Interagency Workgroup on  Air Quality Modeling (IWAQM)
   Work Plan Rationale.
   PB92-213248/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   Land-Surface  Hydrology Parameterization with  Subgrid
   Variability for General Circulation Models.
   PB92-217447/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   Technical Guidance Manual  for Performing Waste Load
   Allocations. Book 3:  Estuaries. Part 1: Estuaries and
   Waste Load Allocation Models.
   PB92-231729/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

   Technical Guidance Manual  for Performing Waste Load
   Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 2: Application of Es-
   tuarine Waste Load Allocation Models.
   PB92-231737/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Technical Guidance Manual  for Performing Waste Load
   Allocations. Book 3:  Estuaries. Part  3:  Use of Mixing
   Zone Models in Estuarine Waste Load Allocations.
   PB92-231745/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Technical Guidance Manual  for Performing Waste Load
   Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 4: Critical Review of
   Estuarine WLA Modeling.
   PB92-231752/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Wasteload Al-
   location. Book 6.  Design Conditions. Chapter 1: Stream
   Design Flow for Steady-State Modeling.
   PB92-231778/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Technical  Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
   Allocations: Simplified Analytical Method for Determining
   NPDES Effluent Limitations for POTWs Discharging  into
   Low-Flow Streams.
   PB92-231786/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Technical Guidance on Supplementary  Stream Design
   Conditions for Steady  State Modeling.
   PB92-231844/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

   Approach to Calculating Wind-Driven Currents and Trans-
   port of Substances in  Unstratified Water Bodies Using
   Curvilinear Coordinates.
   PB92-232966/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
MAXIMUM CONTAMINANT LEVEL GOALS
   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Antimony.
   PB92-173293/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Beryllium.
   PB92-173301/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Cyanide.
   PB92-173319/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Dalapon.
   PB92-173327/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Quantification of Toxicological Effects for Dichlorometh-
   ane.
   PB92-173335/HEB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Di(2-Ethylhexyl) Adi-
    pate.
    PB92-173343/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Dinoseb.
    PB92-173350/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Diquat.
    PB92-173368/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endothall.
    PB92-173376/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endrin.
    PB92-173384/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Glyphosate.
    PB92-173392/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Drinking Water  Criteria Document for  Hexachloroben-

    PB92-173400/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for  Hexachlorocyclo-
    pentadiene.
    PB92-173418/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Drinking Water Quantification of Toxicologic Effects for

    PB92-i73426/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Oxamyl (VYDATE).
    PB92-173434/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Phthalic Acid Esters
    (PAES).
    PB92-173442/REB            92-01   PC A14/MF A03

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Polycyclic Aromatic
    Hydrocarbons (PAHs).
    PB92-173459/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Picloram.
    PB92-173467/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Simazine.
    PB92-173475/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A02
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Thallium.
    PB92-173483/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Trichlorobenzenes.
    PB92-173491/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Drinking Water Criteria Document  for 1,1,2-Trichloroeth-
    ane.
    PB92-173509/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

MEASUREMENT
    Standard  Measurement Protocols: Florida Radon Re-
    search Program.
    PB92-11S294/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

MEASURING INSTRUMENTS
    Waste Minimization Assessment tor a Manufacturer of
    Water Analysis Instrumentation.
    PB92-217280/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

MEAT
    Supplement of Development  Document Effluent  Limita-
    tions, Guidelines  New Source  Performance  Standards
    Reprint for the Renderer Segment of the Meat Products
    and Rendering. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232008/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

MEDICAL ETHICS
    Doing the Right Thing (Book Reviews).
    PB92-188887/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

MEDICAL WASTES
    Comparison of the Incineration of Medical Waste with
    Hazardous and Municipal Waste.
    PB92-217090/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

MEDICAL WASTES TRACKING ACT OF 1988
    Environmental Laws and Regulations Relating  to Medical
    Waste Disposal.
    PB92-217249/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

MEETINGS
    Running  a Conference as a Clean Product. International
    Conference on Pollution Prevention: Clean Technologies
    and Clean Products.  Held in  Washington, DC. on June
    10-13, 1990.
    PB92-109099/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Proceedings  of the International  Workshop  on  Large-
    Scale Reforestation. Held  in Corvallis, Oregon on  May 9-
    10, 1990.
    PB92-109131/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Summary of the 1991 EPA/AWMA International Symposi-
    um: Measurement of Toxic and Related Air  Pollutants.
    Held in Durham, North Carolina on May 6-10, 1991.
    PB92-110386/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Workshop Proceedings: The Role  of Created and  Natural
    Wetlands in Controlling Nonpoint  Source Pollution. Held
    in  Arlington, Virginia on June 10-11, 1991.
    PB92-113463/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Ecological Indicators. Proceedings  of  an International
    Symposium. Held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on October
    16-19, 1990.
    PB92-114131/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E99

    Workshop Report on Toxicity  Equivalency  Factors for
    Polychlorinated Biphenyl  Congeners.  Risk Assessment
    Forum.
    PB92-114529/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Proceedings  of the Workshop on Radon Potential Map-
    ping, Florida Radon Research Program. Held in Gaines-
    ville, Florida on April 20, 1990.
    PB92-115278/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Proceedings:  The  1991   International Symposium   on
    Radon and  Radon Reduction Technology.  Volume  1.
    Symposium Oral Papers Opening  Session and Technical
    Sessions 1 through 5.
    PB92-115351/REB            92-01  PC A18/MF A04

    Proceedings:  The  1991   International Symposium  on
    Radon and  Radon  Reduction Technology.  Volume  2.
    Symposium Oral  Papers  Technical Sessions 6  through
    10.
    PB92-115369/REB            92-01  PC A19/MF A04

    Proceedings:  The  1991   International Symposium  on
    Radon and  Radon  Reduction Technology.  Volume  3.
    Symposium Panel and Poster Papers Technical Sessions
    1  through 5.
    PB92-115377/REB            92-01   PC A20/MF A04

    Proceedings:  The  1991   International Symposium  on
    Radon and  Radon  Reduction Technology.  Volume  4.
    Symposium Poster Papers Technical Sessions 6  through
    10.
    PB92-115385/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03

    Proceedings of  International Workshop on Research in
    Pesticide  Treatment/Disposal/Waste Minimization. Held
    in Cincinnati, Ohio on February 26-27, 1991.
    PB92-119940/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

     Stationary Combustion NOx  Control: A Summary of  the
     1991 Symposium. Held in Washington, DC., March 25-28,
     1991.
     PB92-121375/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     In vitro Teratology.
     PB92-124700/REB
                                92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     International Symposium on Field Screening Methods for
     Hazardous Wastes and Toxic Chemicals (2nd), Proceed-
     ings. Held in  Las Vegas,  Nevada on  February 12-14,
     1991.
     PB92-125764/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
                                                                                                                                                            KW-55
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
    Risk Assessment Methodologies: Comparing  EPA and
    State Approaches.
    PB92-137462/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Seminar Publication: Nonpoint Source Watershed Work-
    shop.  Held  in New Orleans, Louisiana,  January  29-31,
    1991.
    PB92-137504/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Integrating Sustainable Agriculture, Ecology, and Environ-
    mental Policy. Proceedings of a Workshop.  Held in Ar-
    lington, Virginia, on July 22-23. 1991.
    PB92-137975/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series: Rue Gas De-
    sutfunzation: Spray Dryer Process.
    PB92-150358/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Report of the EPA Peer  Review Workshop on Alpha2U-
    Gtobulin: Association with Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia
    in the  Male Rat Held in Gaithersburg, MD. on November
    13-14, 1990.
    PB92-166826/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Annual Risk Reductkxi Engineering Laboratory Research
    Symposium (18th) Abstract Proceedings.  Held in Cincin-
    nati, Ohio on  April 14-16.  1992.
    PB92-166859/REB            92-01  PC A11/MF A03

    Report of the Great Lakes Air Toxics Research Priorities
    Workshop. Held at Navarre. Minnesota on March  11-13,
    1991.
    PB92-166933/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Proceedings on the National United States Environmental
    Protection Agency Conference on Household Hazardous
    Waste Management (6th). Held in Seattle, Washington on
    Decembers-?, 1991.
    P892-169390/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EM
    Air Pollution Effects on Biodiversity.
    PB92-170166/REB            92-01  PC A15/MF A03

    Proceedings:  1989 International  Conference on Municipal
    Waste Combustion. Volume 1. Sessions 0. 1. 2, and 3.
    Held in Hollywood. Florida, on April 11-14. 1989.
    PB92-174663/REB            92-01  PC A1»/MF A04

    Proceedings:  1989 International  Conference on Municipal
    Waste Combustion. Volume 2. Sessions 4, 5.  and 6. Held
    In Hollywood. Florida on April 11-14, 1989.
    PB92-1 74671 /REB            92-01  PC A19/MF A04

    Proceedings:  1989 International  Conference on Municipal
    Waste Combustion. Volume 3. Sessions 7 and 8. Held in
    Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-14, 1989.
    PB92-174689/REB            92-01  PC A19/MF AM

    Proceedings:  1989 International Conference on Municipal
    Waste Combustion. Volume 4. Sessions 9, 10.  11. and
    12. Held in Hollywood, Florida on April 11-14.  1989.
    PB92-174697/REB            9241  PC A21/MF A04

    Dense Nonaqueout Phase Liquids: A Workshop Summa-
    ry. Held in Dallas, Texas on April 16-18, 1991.
    PB92-178S38/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Acid Aerosol Measurement Inter
Held in Research Triangle Park,
10-11,1991.
PB92-191097/REB            92-01
                                      rison Workshop.
                                      Carolina on Apr)

                                      PCA1S/MFA03
    Implementing Protective Actions for Radotogical  Inci-
    dents at Other Than Nuclear Power Reactors. Proceed-
    ings of  a  Workshop. Held in Montgomery, Alabama on
    September 25-26.1991.
    PB92-192764/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Surface-Coating-Free Materials and Reduction of VOC
    Emissions from Coating Operations.
    PB92-206614/REB            92-04  PCA03/MFA01
    Peer Review Workshop Report on a Framework for Eco-
    logical Risk Assessment
    PB92-213198/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF AO2

    Characterizing Heterogeneous Wastes:  Methods  and
    Recommendations (March 26-28,1991).
    PB92-216894/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Arsenic and Mercury Workshop on Removal, Recovery,
    Treatment and Disposal. Abstract Proceedings. Held in
    Alexandria. Virginia on August 17-20.1992.
    PB9Z-216944/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02
    Workshop: Application  of Microcosms for Assessing the
    Risk of Microbial Biotechnology Products. Held in Hunt
    Valley. Maryland on May 19. 1992.
    PB92-216951/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Tech-
    nologies (3rd): Domestic and International. Held in Dallas.
    Texas on June 11-13.1991. Technical Papers.
    PB92-219732/REB            92-04  PC AM/MF A04
    Muhmedia Approaches to Pollution Control: A Symposi-
    tun ProooodMus.
    PB92-223171/REB            92-04  PC AO8/MF A02

    Opportunities in  Applied Environmental  Research  and
    Development
    PB92-223189/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
    Enforcement in the 1990's Protect: Recommendations of
    the Analytical Workgroups.
    PB92-224286/REB            92-04  PC A17/MF AO4
    RCRA Corrective Actions. Speaker Slide Copies.
    PB92-224815/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

    Proceedings  of  a  Symposium:  Biological Criteria  Re-
    search and Regulation. Held in Arlington, Virginia on De-
             OS. 1990.
                                                         Proceedings of a National  Conference: Water Quality
                                                         Standards for the 21st Century. Held in Dallas. Texas on
                                                         March 1-3.1989.
                                                         PB92-231810/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

                                                         Proceedings of a Conference: Water Quality Standards
                                                         for the 21st Century. Held in Arlington, Virginia, on De-
                                                         cember 10-12. 1990.
                                                         PB92-231828/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

                                                         Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Tech-
                                                         nologies (3rd): Domestic and  International. Held in Dallas.
                                                         Texas on June 11-13, 1991. Abstract Proceedings.
                                                         PB92-233881/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

                                                         Superfund Policy Forum Update. Volume 1, Number  1,
                                                         February 1992.
                                                         PB92-963262/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                         Presentations  EPA-State  Soil  Standards  Conference.
                                                         Held in Crystal City, Virginia on January 29,1991.
                                                         PB92-963350/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

                                                     MEMBRANES
                                                         Separation of Hazardous Ogamcs by  Low Pressure
                                                         "           ~        of Soil-Wash Rinse-Water Lea-
                                                        Membranes:  Treatment
                                                        chates.
                                                        PB92-153436/REB
                                                                                    92-01   PC A07/MF A02
    Ductite-lo-Bnttle Transition Time  in Polyethylene Geo-
    membrane Sheet
    PB92-1S3758/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
MEMMA BERYLUNA
    Comparative Acute Sensitivity of Larval Topsmelt, 'Ather-
    inops affMs', and Inland Silverside, 'Menidia beryllina', to
    11 Chemicals.
    PB92-195668/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Reproductive Ecology of the Inland Silverside, 'Menidia
    beryWna'. (Pisces:  Atherinidae)  from  Blackwater  Bay.
    Florida.
    PB92-19577S/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
MERCURY
    Relationships of Hg(ll) Volatilization from a Freshwater
    Pond to the Abundance of 'mer' Genes in the Gene Pool
    of the Indigenous Microbial Community.
    PB92-129675/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
MERCURY (METAL)
    Mercury  Deposition  and  Sources for the Upper  Great
    Lakes Region.
    PB92-120500/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Extraction of Mercury from Groundwater Using  Immobi-
    lized Algae.
    PB92-121367/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Environmental  Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: Mercury.
    P892-122977/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Acclimation of Aquatic Microbial Communities to  Hg(ll)
    and CH3Hg(+  ) in Polluted Freshwater Ponds.
    PB92-129667/REB           92-O1  PC A03/MF A01
    Characterization of Products Containing Mercury in Mu-
         l Solid Waste in the United States, 1970 to 2000.
       f 162569/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
    Parametric Evaluation of Powdered Activated Carbon In-
    jection for Control of Mercury Emissions from a Municipal
    Waste Combustor.
    PB92-196940/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
MERCURY (METALS)
    Mercury in the St Louis River, Mississippi River, Crane
    Lake, and Sand Point Lake:  Cycling, Distribution, and
    Sources. Report to the Legislative Commission on Minne-
    sota Resources
    PB92-1959S7/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
    Reducing Mercury Emission from Municipal Waste Com-
    bustion with Carbon Injection into Flue Gas.
    PB92-19S96S/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
MERCURY/METHYL
    AccSmatkxi of Aquatic Microbial Communities to  Hg(ll)
    and CH3Hg(+  ) in Polluted Freshwater Ponds.
    PB92-129667/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
MESA (ARIZONA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  Mesa
    Area  Ground Water Contamination, Mesa, AZ. (First Re-
    medial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964514/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
MESOSCALE PHENOMENA
    Use of Four-Dimensional Data Assimilation in a Limited-
    Area  Mesoscaks Model Part  2: Effects of Data Assimila-
    tion within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
    PB92-1S3923/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
MESOTHEUOMA
    Relative  MesotheSoma  Induction  in Rats  by Mineral
    Fibers:  Comparison  with Residual Pulmonary Mineral
    Ftoer Number and Epidemiology.
    P892-233014/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                        Gene Probe for PO Messenger RNA Used to Index Acryl-
                                                                        patfiy in Rats.
                                                        amide Toxic Neuropathy in I
                                                        PB92-143957/REB
                                                                                    92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    comber 12-13.
    PB92-231505/REB
                               92-04  PC A09/MF A02
                                                        Myetin Basic Protein-Messenger RNA (MBP-mRNA) Ex-
                                                        pression during Triethyltin-lnduced Myelin Edema.
                                                        PB92-150661/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                     METABOLIC ACTIVATION
                                                        Assessing the Use of Known Mutagens to Calibrate the
                                                        •Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay. 2. With Ex-
                                                        ogenous Activation.
                                                        PB92-113273/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Evaluating  the  Relationship  of  Metabolic Activation
    System Concentrations and Chemical Dose Concentra-
    tions for the Salmonella Spiral and Plate Assays.
    PB92-113331/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Effect of Pentachlorophenol on the Activation of 2,6-Dini-
    trotoluene to  Genotoxic  Urinary  Metabolites  in  CD-1
    Mice:  A Comparison of Gl Enzyme Activities and  Urine
    Mutagenicity.
    PB92-150895/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Potential of Carp to Bioactivate  Benzo(a)pyrene  to Meta-
    bolites That Bind to DNA.
    PB92-189034/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

METABOLISM
    Interactive Effects of Aldrin. Cyclohexylamine. 2,4-Diamin-
    otoluene and Two Phorbol Esters on Metabolic Coopera-
    tion between V79 Cells.
    PB92-108026/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Morphological  Transformation and  DNA Adduct Forma-
    tion  by  Benzfflaceanthrylene  and Its  Metabolites  in
    C3H10T1/2CL8  Cells:  Evidence  for Both  Cyclopenta-
    Ring and Bay-Region Metabolic Activation Pathways.
    PB92-1S0762/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Metabolism  of Benzo(a)Pyrene  and Persistence of DNA
    Adducts in the Brown Bullhead 'Ictalurus nebulosus'.
    PB92-189067/REB            92-01   PCA02/MFA01

    Consideration  of the Target Organ Toxicity of  Trichlor-
    oethylene in Terms of Metabolite Toxicity and Pharmaco-
    kinetics.
    PB92-198621/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

METAL FINISHING
    Waste Minimization  Assessment for a  Manufacturer  of
    Metal-Plated Display Racks.
    PB92-189703/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Modifications to  Reduce Drag Out at a Printed Circuit
    Board Manufacturer.
    PB92-198555/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for the Metal Finish-
    ing Industry. Technology Evaluation Report.
    PB92-232214/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

METAL INDUSTRY
    Evaluation of a Sampling and Analysis Method for Deter-
    mination of Poryhalogenated Dibenzo-p-Dioxins  and Di-
    benzofurans in Ambient Air.
    PB92-129600/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Waste Minimization  Assessment for a  Manufacturer  of
    Metal Bands. Clamps. Retainers, and Tooling.
    PB92-188747/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Pro-
    ducing Galvanized Steel Parts.
    PB92-189695/HEB            92-01   PC A02/MF AOt

    Waste Minimization Assessment for an  Aluminum Extru-
    sions Manufacturer.
    PB92-196393/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Control of VOC Emissions from Nonferrous Metal Rolling

                                92-04   PC AOS/MF AOt
    PB92-227677/REB
METALLIFEROUS MINERALS
    Development of a Solid Sample Analytical Procedure for
    Cyanide in Spent Ore. Final Technical Report
    PB92-203496/REB           92-04  PC A11/MF A03

METALLOTHIONEIN
    Role of Metallothionein Induction and Altered Zinc Status
    in Maternally Mediated Developmental Toxicity: Compari-
    son of the Effects of Urethane and Styrene in Rats.
    PB92-124635/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

METALS
    Quantitative Assessment of the Effects of Metals on Mi-
    crobial Degradation of Organic Chemicals.
    PB92-101385/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Trace Metal Fate in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator with an Ion-
    izing Wet  Scrubber (Journal Article).
    PB92-110568/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Acid-Volatile Sulfide as a Factor Mediating Cadmium and
    Nickel BioavaHability in Contaminated Sediments.
    PB92-124296/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Effects of pH, Solid/Solution Ratio. Ionic Strength, and
    Organic Acids on Pb and Cd Sorption on Kaolinite.
    PB92-143981/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Guide  to  Site and Soil Description for Hazardous Waste
    Site Characterization. Volume 1. Metals.
    PB92-1461S8/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    dean Air  Act Requirements for Trace Metals Information.
    PB92-164995/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Some  Constitutive Modifiers of the Kinetic and  Dynamic
    Behavior of Non-Essential Metals.
    PB92-227347/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Metals  in Ground Water Sampling Artifacts and Repro-
    ducibility.
    PB92-227479/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Acquisition of Representative Ground Water Quality Sam-
    ples for Metals.
    PB92-227487/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

METEOROLOGICAL DATA
    Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analy-
    sis of Ozone Precursors.
    PB92-12279S/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                  MINE WASTES
METHANE
   Analysis of Factors  Affecting  Methane Gas  Recovery
   from Six Landfills.
   PB92-101351/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

   Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
   PB92-150614/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Development of an Empirical Model of Methane Emis-
   sions from Landfills.
   PB92-152875/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

   U.S. EPA's Global Climate  Change  Program:  Landfill
   Emissions and Mitigation Research.
   PB92-180215/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   NATO  Workshop on the Atmospheric Methane  Cycle.
   Held in Mt. Hood, Oregon on October 6-11. 1991. Work-
   ing Group Report on Methane Sources and Sinks.
   PB92-180256/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Current  and Future Environmental Role of Atmospheric
   Methane: Model Studies and Uncertainties.
   PB92-188B20/REB            92-01   PC AuS/MF A01

   Landfill Gas Energy Utilization: Technology Options and
   Case Studies.
   PB92-203116/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A02

   Landfill Gas Recovery/Utilization: Options and Econom-
   ics.
   PB92-217066/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   Seasonal Variations of Stable Hydrogen and Carbon Iso-
   tope Ratios of  Methane in Subtropical Freshwater Sedi-
   ments.
   PB92-217181/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

HETHANOBACTERIUM THERMOAUTOTROPHICUM
   Hydrogenase-Lmked  Gene  in  'Methanobacterium ther-
   moautotrophicum'  Strain  DettaH  Encodes a  Polyferre-
   doxin.
   PB92-206234/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

METHANOGENIC BACTERIA
   Hydrogenase-Linked  Gene  in  'Methanobacterium ther-
   moautotrophicum'  Strain  DeltaH  Encodes a  Polyferre-
   doxin.
   PB92-206234/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

METHANOL
   Impact of  Methanol  and CNG Fuels  on Motor  Vehicle
   Toxic Emissions.
   PB92-110378/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Evaluation of a SchaB Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
   Vehicle.
   PB92-114255/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Evaluation of a Vehicle Equipped with a Direct Injection
   Engine Using Neal Methanol.
   PB92-118009/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

METHANOL FUELS
   Evaluation of a Kemira Oy Resistively Heated Catalyst on
   a Methanol-Fueled Vehicle.
   PB92-104397/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

METHOPRENE
   RED Facts: Methoprene.
   PB92-111848/REB
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    (^registration  Eligibility Document (RED). Methoprene
    (List A, Case 0030).
    PB92-111855/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 METHOXYACETIC ACIDS
    Evaluation of the  Immunotoxicity of Orally Administered
    2-Methoxyacetic Acid in Fischer 344 Rats.
    PB92-124601/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 METHYL BENZIMIDAZOLECARBAMATE
    Developmental  Effects of  Methyl  Benzimidazolecarba-
    mate Following Exposure during Early Pregnancy.
    PB92-164862/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 METHYLAT1ON
    Biomethylation and Environmental Transport of Metals.
    PB92-206275/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 METHYLBENZ1MIDAZOLE CARBAMATE
    Use of the  Fungicide Carbendazim as a Model Com-
    pound to Determine the Impact of Acute Chemical Expo-
    sure during Oocyte Maturation and Fertilization on Preg-
    nancy Outcome in the Hamster.
    PB92-206416/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 METHYLENEDIOXYAMPHETAMINES
    Mapping Toxicant-Induced Nervous System Damage with
    a Cupnc Silver Stain:  A Quantitative Analysis of Neural
    Degeneration Induced by 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphe-
    tamine (MDMA) (Revised).
    PB92-217389/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 METHYLPHENIDATE
    Discriminative  Stimulus Properties of Triadimefon: Com-
    parison with Methylphenidate.
    PB92-143882/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Effects of Triadimefon on a Multiple Schedule of Fixed-
    Interval Performance: Comparison with Methylphenidate,
    d-Amphetamine and Chlorpromazine.
    PB92-143932/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 METHYLPHENYL TETRAHYDROPYRIOINE
    Measurement  of Tyrosine Hydroxylase Apoenzyme Pro-
    tein by Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay  (ELISA):
    Effects  of  1-Methyl-4-Phenyl-1,2,3,6-Tetrahydropyridine
    (MPTP)  on  Striatai Tyrosine Hydroxylase Activity  and
    Content.
    PB92-209345/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
MICHAEL ADDITION REACTION
    Genotoxicity in Mouse Lymphoma Cells of Chemicals Ca-
    pable of Michael Addition.
    PB92-120484/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
MICHAELSVILLE (MARYLAND)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): USA Ab-
    erdeen, Michaelsville, MD. (First Remedial Acton),  Sep-
    tember 1991.
    PB92-963909/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
MICHIGAN
    Fish Communities in Lakes in Subregion 2B (Upper Pe-
    ninsula of Michigan) in Relation to Lake Acidity. Volume 1
    and Volume 2: Appendices. Data Tape Documentation.
    PB92-169630/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03
    Fish and Chemistry Data for the Upper Peninsula  of
    Michigan Report (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-503085/REB                   92-04  CP D02

    National Priorities List Sites: Michigan.
    PB92-963247/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03
MICROBEADS
    Interiaboratory Study  of Cellular Fluorescence  Intensity
    Measurements  with   Fluorescein-Labeled   Microbead
    Standards.
    PB92-153881/RES           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MICROBIAL COLONY COUNT
    Mixed-Species Colonization of Solid  Surfaces in Labora-
    tory Biofilms.
    PB92-195692/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MICROBIAL DEGRADATION
    Quantitative Assessment of the Effects of Metals on Mi-
    crobial Degradation of Organic Chemicals.
    PB92-101385/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Regiospecific  Dechlorination of Pentachlorophenol  by
    Dichlorophenol-Adapted Microorganisms in  Freshwater,
    Anaerobic Sediment Slurries.
    PB92-101674/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Microbial  Degradation  of  Flurtamone  in Three Georgia
    Soils.
    PB92-101682/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Reductive Dechlorination of Dichlorophenols in Anaerobic
    Pond Sediments (Chapter 13).
    PB92-101708/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Biodegradation of Monoaromatic Hydrocarbons by  Aqui-
    fer Microorganisms Using Oxygen, Nitrate,  or Nitrous
    Oxide as the Terminal Electron Acceptor.
    PB92-110543/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Microbial Degradation of Toluene under Sulfate-Reducing
    Conditions and the Influence of Iron on the Process.
    PB92-166735/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Column Studies on BTEX Biodegradation under Mtaoaer-
    ophilic and Denitrifying Conditions.
    PB92-179050/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MICROBIAL PEST CONTROL
    Protocol for Testing the Effects of Fungal Pesticides on
    Nontarget Beetles Using 'Hippodamia convergens' (Cote-
    optera: Coctinellidae).
    PB92-217488/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

MICROBIOLOGY
    2,4,5-Trichtorophenoxyacetic Acid Influence  on 2,6-Dini-
    trotoluene-lnduced Urine Genotoxicity in Fisher 344 Hats:
    Effect on Gastrointestinal Microflora  and Enzyme Activity.
    PB92-206309/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01
MICROFILTRATION
    DuPont/Obertin  Microfiltration Technology.  Applications
    Analysis Report.
    PB92-119023/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Demonstration of Microfiltration Technology.
    PB92-136936/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Technology  Evaluation Report:  SITE Program Demon-
    stration of the DuPont/Obertin Microfiltration Technology.
    PB92-153410/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Technology Demonstration Summary, DuPont/Oberiin Mi-
    crofiltration System, Palmerton,  Pennsylvania. April-May
    1992.
    PB92-224351/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

MICRONUCLEI
    Kinetochore-Staining of SpermatK) Micronuclei: Studies of
    Mice Treated with X-Radiatjon or Acrylamide.
    PB92-1BB994/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 MICRONUCLEUS TESTS
    Induction of Micronuclei by X-radiation in Human, Mouse
    and Rat Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes.
    PB92-113315/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 MICROORGANISM CONTROL (WATER)
    Prevention of Waterbome Cholera in the United States.
    PB92-136886/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Protecting Our Drinking Water from Microbes.
    PB92-140581/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Detection and Disinfection of Pathogens in Storm-Gener-
    ated Flows.
     PB92-209311/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

     Microbiological Changes in Source Water Treatment:  He-
    flections in Distribution Water Quality.
     PB92-217363/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 MICROORGANISMS
     Predicting Chemical Concentration Effects  on Transfor-
     mation Rates of Dissolved Organics by Complex Microbi-
     al Assemblages.
     PB92-101393/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Methods for the Detection of Microorganisms in the Envi-
    ronment.
    PB92-137454/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Microbial Transport through Porous Media: The Effects of
    Hydraulic Conductivity and Injection Velocity.
    PB92-150465/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Physical and  Chemical Control of Released  Microorga-
    nisms at Field Sites.
    PB92-153360/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Workshop:  Application of Microcosms for Assessing the
    Risk of Microbial Biotechnology Products. Held in Hunt
    Valley, Maryland on May 19, 1992.
    PB92-216951/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Interim  Protocol for the Evaluation of Survival of Geneti-
    cally Engineered Microorganisms by Simulating the Aerial
    Environment Using a Freeze-Drying Procedure.
    PB92-217470/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

MICROPTERUS SALMOIDES
    Osmoregulatory Failure and Death of  First-Year  Large-
    mouth Bass 'Micropterus salmoides' Exposed to Low pH
    and Elevated Aluminum,  at Low Temperatures in Soft
    Water.
    PB92-205236/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

MICROSOMES
    Sources of Variation in the Mutagenic  Potency of Com-
    plex Chemical Mixtures Based on the Salmonella/Micro-
    some Assay.
    PB92-150713/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MICROWAVES
    Fetal and Maternal Effects of Continual Exposure of Rats
    to 970-MHz Circularly-Polarized Microwaves.
    PB92-227602/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

MIDDLESEX COUNTY
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Global
    Landfill. Middlesex County, NJ. (First Remedial Action),
    October 1991.
    PB92-963804/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

MIDDLESEX COUNTY (NEW JERSEY)
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Chemsol,
    Inc., Piscataway, Middlesex County. NJ. (First Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963811/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

MILITARY FACILITIES
    Base Realignment and Closure 'How-to1 Manual for Com-
    pliance with the National Environment Policy Act.
    PB92-146281/REB           92-01  PCA15/MFA03

    Waste  Minimization  Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Mv.rtary Furniture.
    PB92-217256/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
    Engineering Center,  (Operable Unit 4),  Lakehurst, NJ.
    (Third Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963832/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

MILLSBORO (DELAWARE)
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): NCR Cor-
    poration (Millsboro  Plant), Sussex County. Millsboro, DE.
    (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
    PB92-963919/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF AQ1

MILWAUKIE COUNTY (WISCONSIN)
    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region  5): Fa-
    drowski Drum Disposal Site, Franklin. Wl. (First Remedial
    Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964111/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

MINE DRAINAGE
    Directory of Mine Waste Characterization and Drainage
    Quality  Contacts  in Western Governors'  Association
    Member States.
    PB92-180108/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

MINE WASTES
    Mining Sites on the National  Priorities List:  NPL Site
    Summary  Reports.  Volume 1  (Aluminum Company  of
    America (Vancouver Smelter) to Cleveland Mill).
    PB92-124767/REB                    92-01   PC A99

    Mining Sites on the National  Priorities List:  NPL Site
    Summary Reports.  Volume 2 (Commencement Bay Near-
    shore/Tideflats to  Kerr McGee) (Kress Creek. Reed-
    Keppler Park,  Residential  Areas,  Sewage  Treatment
    Plant).
    PB92-124775/REB                    92-01  PC A99

    Mining Sites on  the National Priorities List:  NPL Site
    Summary  Reports.  Volume 3  (Kerr-McGee  Chemical
    Corp. (Soda Springs Plant) to Ormet Corp).
    PB92-124783/REB                    92-01  PC A99

    Mining Sites on  the National Priorities List:  NPL Site
    Summary  Reports. Volume 4 (Oronogo-Duenweg Mining
    Belt to Tar Creek).
    PB92-124791/REB                    92-01  PC AM

     Mining Sites on  the National Priorities  List:  NPL Site
     Summary  Reports.  Volume 5 (Teledyne Wah  Chang to
     Wayne Interim Storage Facility/W.R. Grace)
     PB92-124809/REB                   92-01   PC A99

     Application of a Water  Quality Assessment Modeling
     System at a Superfund Site.
     PB92-164490/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

     Directory  of Mine  Waste Characterization and Drainage
     Quality Contacts  in Western  Governors'  Association
     Member States.
     PB92-180108/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
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                                                                     KEYWORD INDEX
     inactive and  Abandoned Noncoal Mines.  Volume 1  A
     Scoping Study
     PB92-190115/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
     Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines Volume 2  State
     Reports
     PB92-190123/REB           92-01   PC A19/MF AIM
     Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume 3 Ap-
     pendix: State Reports.
     PB92-190131/REB           92-01   PC A14/MF A03
     Projected  Regulatory, Programmatic and Rscal Impacts
     of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
     Programs.  Volume 1. Summary Report.
     PB92-190156/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
     Projected  Regulatory, Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
     of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
     Programs.  Volume 2. State Reports of Western Gover-
     nors' Association Mine Waste Task Force States
     PB92-190164/REB                  92-01  PC AM
     Projected  Regulatory, Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
     of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
     Programs.  Volume 3. Appendix: State Reports Interstate
     Coalition on Mine Waste
     PB92-190172/REB                  92-01  PC A14

 MINERAL FIBERS
     Relative Mesothefoma  Induction in  Rats by Mineral
     Fibers: Comparison  with Residual  Pulmonary Mineral
     Fiber Number and Epidemiology.
     PB92-233014/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 MINERAL WASTES
     Development of  a Solid Sample Analytical Procedure for
     Cyanide in  Spent Ore. Final Technical Report
     PB92-203496/REB           92-04   PC A11/MF A03
 MINERALIZATION
     Sulfur Dynamics in Mineral Horizons  of Two Northern
     Hardwood  Soils.  A Column Study with (35)S.
     PB92-1399S5/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 MINERALS
     Mineral Weathering Rates in Acid-Sensitive Catchments
     Extrapolation of Laboratory Experiments to the Field
     PB92-153030/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     Abiotic Transformation  of Carbon  Tetrachtoride  m the
     Presence of Sumde and Mineral Surfaces
     PB92-179738/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Abstracts of Selected Precious Metal Mines' Permits.
    PB92-180090/REB           92-01  PC A21/MF A04
MINNESOTA
    National PnonMs Lot Sites: Minnesota
    PB82-963211 /REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
MINORITY GROUPS
    Directory of EPA Support to Minonty Academic  Institu-
    tions. FY 1990-1991.
    PB92-21B353/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A02

MWTEQA2 MODEL
    Application of MINTEQA2 to the Spedaton of Contami-
    nants at Globe, Arizona.
    PB92-166602/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF AOI
MIRRORS
    Waste Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer of
    Motor Vehicle Exterior Mirrors.
    PB92-192806/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01
MISSED ABORTION
    Use of Bromoergocryptine in the Validation of Protocols
    for the Assessment of Mechanisms of Early Pregnancy
    Loss in the Rat.
    PB92-124692/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF AOI
MISSISSIPPI
    National Priorities List Sites: Mississippi
    PB92-963224/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF AOI
MISSOURI
    National Priorities Ust Sites: Missouri
    PB92-963214/RE8           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
MITCHELL COUNTY  (NORTH CAROLINA)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Mitch-
    ell County. North  Carolina
    PB92-232651/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF AOI
MITIGATION
    Modeling Air Flow Dynamics in  Radon Mitigation  Sys-
    tems A Simplified Approach
    PB92-12O427/REB
                               92-01   PC A02/MF AOI
    National Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP) Program
    Proficiency Report January 1992
    PB92-120914/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03
    US EPA Office of Research and Development Overview
    o! Current Radon Research
    PB92-1212SO/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF AOI
    Quality Assurance Proiect Plan: Tampa, Florida Wetlands
    Study,
    PB92-122761/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03
    National Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP) Program
    Proficiency Report, July 1992
    PB92-206150/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03
    Data Logging Systems for Monitoring  Long-Term Radon
    Mrtigatxxi Experimental Programs in Schools and Other

                               92-04   PC A03/MF A01
    PB92-206580/REB
 MITOGENS
     In vitro Lymphocyte  Proliferation Assays: The Mitogen-
     Stimulated Response and the Mixed Lymphocyte Reac-
     tion in Immunotoxicity Testing
     PB92-126911/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 MIXTURES
     Overview,  Conclusions,  and Recommendations  of  the
     IPCS Collaborative Study on Complex Mixtures.
     PB92-150689/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF AOI
     Design and Implementation of  a Collaborative Study of
     the Mutagencity of Complex Mixtures in 'Salmonella ty-
     phimuriurn'.
     PB92-150697/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     Sources of Variation in the  Mutagenic Potency of Com-
     plex Chemical Mixtures Based on the Salmonella/Micro-
     some Assay.
     PB92-150713/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
     Results of the IPCS Collaborative Study on Complex Mix-
     tures.
     PB92-150721/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 MOBILE HOMES
     Indoor Air Pollutants from  Unvented  Kerosene  Heater
     Emissions in Mobile Homes: Studies on Particles. Semi-
     volatile Organics, Carbon Monoxide, and Mutagenicity.
     PB92-113232/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     Drinking Water Systems: Three Approaches to Improve
     Mobile Home Park Compliance
     PB92-164714/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
 MOBILE INCINERATION SYSTEM
     Field  Demonstration of the Linde Oxygen Combustion
     System on the EPA Mobile Incinerator.
     PB92-188838/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 MOBILE POLLUTANT SOURCES
     Source Reconciliation of Ambient Volatile Organic Com-
     pounds Measured in  the Atlanta 1990 Summer  Study:
     The Mobile Source Component
     PB92-124130/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
     Design, Development, and Implementation of AIRS' Area
    and Mobile Source Subsystem.
     PB92-124213/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Characterization of the Wintertime Boise. Idaho, Air Shed:
    A Comprehensive Field Study Report for the U.S. EPA
    Office  of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
    PB92-136803/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF AOI
    Procedures for Emission Inventory Preparation. Volume
    4: Mobile Sources.
    PB92-209386/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03
 MODEL CONCENTRATION DATA RETRIEVAL
 SUBSYSTEM
    Gridded Model Information Support System  (GMISS)
    User's Guide. Volume 3  Model Concentration Data Re-
    trieval  Subsystem.
    PB92-190263/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 MODELS-SIMULATION
    Natural Enemy Risk Assessment (NERISK)  (for  Micro-
    computers)
    PB92-S00446/REB                   92-01  CP D06
    Regional Ondant  Model (ROM), (Source Code  Only)
    (Version 2.1).
    PB92-S00842/HEB           92-01  MagTapeS! 500.00
    Regional OxicJant Model (ROM), Source Code and Test
    Data (Version 2.1).
    PB92-500659/REB           92-01  MagTapeS4000.00
    Standardized  Costs for Water  Supply Distribution (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-501436/REB                   92-01  CP D02
    Preliminary Ranking Evaluation  Score (PREscore) Ver-
    sion 1.1 (lor Microcomputers).
    PB92-503507/REB                   92-04  CP D02
MOHAVE COUNTY (ARIZONA)
    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures.
    Mohave County. Arizona.
    PB92-232669/REB            92-04   PCAOI/MFA01
MOISTURE CONTENT
    Diurnal Water Relations of Walnut Trees: Implications for
    Remote Sensing.
    P892-144047/REB            92-O1   PC A03/MF AOI
MOLECULAR CLONING
    Cloning and Characterization of tfdS. the Repressor-Acti-
    vator Gene of  tfdB. from the 2.4-Oichlorophenoxyacetic
    Acid Catabdic Ptasnmd pJP4.
    PB92-129634/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF AOI
    Cloning and Expression  of  a  Lignin  Peroxidase  Gene
    from 'Streptomyces viridosporus'  in 'Streptomyces livi-
    dans'.
    PB92-180389/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF AOI
MOLECULAR ELECTROSTATIC POTENTIALS
    Quantitative Comparison  of  Molecular  Electrostatic Po-
    tentials for Structure-Activity Studies.
    PB92-110519/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF AOI
MOLECULAR STRUCTURE
    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 3. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction
    PB92-150374/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03
    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 4. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction
    PB92-150382/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
     Computational Studies of the 3-Dimensional Structure of
     Cyclopenta Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons Containing
     a Gulf Region.
     PB92-150820/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
     Epoxide Ring Opening and Related Reactivities of Cyclo-
     penta Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons:  Quantum Me-
     chanical Studies.
     PB92-179795/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     Structural Characterization of Sulfonated Azo Dyes Using
     Liquid Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry/Tandem Mass
     Spectrometry.
     PB92-188861/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 MOLECULAR WEIGHT
     Excessive  Cycling Converts PCR Products to Random-
     Length Higher Molecular Weight Fragments
     PB92-124577/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01
     Improved Method for Estimating Molecular Weights  of
     Volatile Organic Compounds from Low Resolution Mass
     Spectra.
     PB92-166685/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 MOLLUSCA
     Nutritional Role of Endosymbiotic  Bacteria in Animal-Bac-
     teria Symbtoses: 'Solemya velum', a Case Study.
     PB92-112895/REB           92-01  PCAI7/MFA04
 MONITORING
     Citizen Monitoring: Recommendations to  Public Water
     System Users.
     PB92-227255/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
     Citizen Monitoring: Recommendations to Household Well
     Users.
     PB92-227263/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
 MONMOUTH (NEW JERSEY)
     Evaluation  of Waste  Stabilized by the  Soliditech SITE
    Technology.
     PB92-136878/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 MONOCHLORAMINE
    Effect of the Method of Preparing Monochloramine upon
     Inactivation  of MS2  Coliphage,  'Escherichia coli', and
     'Klebsiella pneumoniae'.
    PB92-217355/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 MONONGAHELA RIVER
    OPA Update: Implementation of the Oil  Pollution Act of
     1990. Volume 2. Number 1.
    PB92-963420/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 MONONGALIA COUNTY (WEST VIRGINIA)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Mon-
    ongalia County, west Virginia.
    PB92-232438/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
 MONROE COUNTY (PENNSYLVANIA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Brodhead
    Creek, Stroudsburg. PA. (First  Remedial Action)  March
    1991.
    PB92-963915/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
MONTANA
    National Priorities List  Sites: Montana
    PB92-963235/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
MOORE COUNTY (NORTH CAROLINA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Aberdeen
    Pesticide Dumps,  Moore  County, Aberdeen,  NC.  (First
    Remedial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
    PB92-964005/REB           92-01 PC A07/MF A02
MORTALITY
    Reduction of Neutrophil Influx Diminishes Lung Injury and
    Mortality Following Phosgene Inhalation.
    PB92-227420/REB           92-O4 PC A03/MF A01
MOTHERS
    Fetal and Maternal Effects of Continual Exposure of Rats
    to 970-MHz Circularly-Polarized  Microwaves.
    PB92-227602/REB            92-04 PC A03/MF A01
MOTOR ACTIVITY
    Auditory Deficits and Motor Dysfunction Following Imino-
    dipropionitrile Administration in the Rat.
    PB92-143890/REB            92-01 PC A02/MF A01
    Interiaboratory Comparison of Motor Activity Experiments:
    Implications for Neurotoxicological Assessments.
    PB92-143916/REB            92-01 PC A03/MF A01
    Long-Term  Neurochemical and  Behavioral  Effects In-
    duced by Acute Chiorpyrifos Treatment.
    PB92-206366/REB            92-04 PC A02/MF A01
    Role of Motor Activity in the Assessment of Neurotoxi-
    city.
    PB92-232818/REB            92-04 PC A03/MF A01
MOTOR VEHICLE ENGINES
    Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
    Filtration. Technology Evaluation Report.
    PB92-126804/REB            92-01 PC AOS/MF A01
    Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
    Distillation: Technology Evaluation  Report.
    PB92-153444/REB            92-01 PC AOS/MF A01
MOTOR VEHICLES
    Technical Guidance: Stage II Vapor Recovery Systems
    for Control of Vehicle Refueling  Emissions at Gasoline
    Dispensing Facilities. Volume 2. Appendices
    PB92-132851/REB            92-01 PC A20/MF A04
    Conceptual Design Issues: Developing a New Highway
    Vehicle Emissions Estimation Methodology.
    PB92-139450/REB            92-01 PC A02/MF AOI
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                               NANOFILTRATION
   Composition of  Motor Vehicle  Organic Emissions under
   Elevated Temperature Summer Driving Conditions (75 to
   105 deg F).
   PB92-166693/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   14C Source Apportionment Technique Applied to Winter-
   time Urban Aerosols and Gases  for the EPA Integrated
   Air Cancer Project.
   PB92-171370              92-01   Not available NTIS

   Transportation Control Measure Information Documents.
   PB92-173566/REB            92-01  PC A19/MF A04

   Feasibility  of Including Regional and  Temporal VOC
   Emissions   Estimates in  the  EPA   Emissions  Trends
   Report.
   PB92-216910/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Natural Gas Vehicle Challenge: EPA Emissions and Fuel
   Economy Testing, 1992
   PB92-217926/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

MOUNTAIN  VIEW (CALIFORNIA)
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Teledyne
   Semiconductor  (Spectra  Physics), Mountain  View, CA.
   (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
   PB92-964505/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

MSH RELEASE INHIBITING HORMONE
   Formation  of Hemoglobin Adducts of Acrylamide and  Its
   Epoxide Metabolite  Glycidamide in the Rat.
   PB92-150523/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MSX DISEASE
   Disease Incidence and Potential Mechanisms of Defense
   for MSX-Resistant and -Susceptible Eastern Oysters Held
   in Chesapeake Bay.
   PB92-195650/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

MUCUS
   Ineffectiveness of Cough for Enhancing Mucus Clearance
   in Asymptomatic Smokers.
   PB92-233022/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

MULT1FACTOR PROSIT ANALYSIS
   Statistical  Approach to Predicting  Chronic Toxicity  of
   Chemicals to Fishes from Acute Toxicity Test Data. Data
   Tape Documentation.
   PB92-169655/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Statistical  Approach to Predicting  Chronic Toxicity  of
   Chemicals to Fishes from Acute Toxicity Test Data  (for
   Microcomputers)
   PB92-503119/REB                    92-04  CP D02

MUNICIPAL WASTES
   Regulatory  Impact Analysis for the Final Criteria for Mu-
   nicipal Solid Waste  Landfills
   PB92-100841/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

   Addendum  to  the  Regulatory Impact Analysis  for  the
   Final Criteria for Municipal Solid Waste Landfills.
   PB92-100858/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Methodology for Assessing  Environmental Releases of
   and Exposure  to Municipal Solid Waste Combustor  Re-
   siduals.
   PB92-109149/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

   Combustion Control of Trace Organic Air Pollutants from
   Municipal Waste Combustors.
   PB92-113158/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   United States Environmental Protection Agency Municipal
   Waste  Combustion Residue  Solidification/Stabilization
   Evaluation Program.
   PB92-121177/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   U.S. EPA Program  for Evaluation of Treatment and Utili-
   zation Technologies  for  Municipal  Waste Combustion
   Residues.
   PB92-121185/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Comparison of Five Solidification/Stabilization Processes
   for Treatment of Municipal Waste Combustion Residues.
   Part 1. Physical Testing.
    PB92-121193/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Comparison of Solidification/Stabilization  Processes  for
   Treatment  of  Municipal Waste  Combustion  Residues.
    Part 2. Leaching Properties.
    PB92-121201/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Cleaning of Flue Gases from Waste Combustors, 1990.
    PB92-121300/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Role of Gas-Phase CI2 in the Formation of PCDD/PCDF
    during Waste Combustion.
    PB92-121383/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Demonstration  of  Fuel Cells  to Recover Energy from
    Landfill  Gas. Phase 1 Final Report: Conceptual Study.
    PB92-137520/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Emission Factor Documentation for AP-42 Section 2.1.1..
    Municipal Waste Combustion
    PB92-152867/REB            92-01 PC A15/MF A03

    Trace Elements, Leaching and Health Risks from Munici-
    pal Waste Combustion Ash.
    PB92-153311/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Environmental Protection Agency's Municipal Solid Waste
    Landfill Liner Design Criteria.
    PB92-153766/BEB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Characterization of Products Containing  Mercury in Mu-
    nicipal Solid Waste in the United States, 1970 to 2000.
    PB92-162569/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
    Waste  Combustion. Volume 1. Sessions 0, 1,2, and 3.
    Held in Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-14. 1989.
    PB92-174663/REB           92-01  PC A19/MF A04
    Proceedings:  1989 International Conference on Municipal
    Waste Combustion. Volume 2. Sessions 4, 5, and 6. Held
    in Hollywood, Florida on April 11-14, 1989.
    PB92-174671/REB           92-01  PC A19/MF A04

    Proceedings:  1989 International Conference on Municipal
    Waste Combustion. Volume 3.  Sessions 7 and 8. Held in
    Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-14, 1989.
    PB92-174689/REB           92-01  PC A19/MF A04

    Proceedings:  1989 International Conference on Municipal
    Waste Combustion. Volume 4. Sessions 9,  10, 11, and
    12. Held in Hollywood, Florida on April 11-14, 1989.
    PB92-174697/REB           92-01  PC A21/MF A04

    Alternative Daily  Cover Materials for Municipal  Solid
    Waste Landfills.
    PB92-208206/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Landfill Gas Recovery/Utilization: Options and Econom-
    ics.
    PB92-217066/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Solid Waste Contract Negotiation Handbook.
    PB92-232172/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

MUNICIPALITIES
    Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: Mercury.
    PB92-122977/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: Lead.
    PB92-122985/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: Beryllium.
    PB92-122993/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: Nickel.
    PB92-123009/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Fine Pore (Fine Bubble) Aeration  Systems.
    PB92-150366/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: DDT/ODE/DDD.
    PB92-150408/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Characterization of Municipal Solid Waste in the United
    States: 1992 Update.
    PB92-207166/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Toxicity Reduction Evaluation at  a Municipal Wastewater
    Treatment Plant Using Mutagenicity as an Endpoint.
    PB92-232834/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Andrew W. Breidenbach Environmental Research Center
    Small Systems Resource Directory.
    PB92-239565/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Super-fund Accelerated  Cleanup  Bulletin.   Volume  1,
    Number  1. Presumptive  Remedies for Municipal Landfill
    Sites.
    PB92-963367/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2): Juncos
    Landfill,  Juncos, PR. (First Remedial Action). September
    1991.
    PB92-963831/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A02

MUSTARD GAS
    Upper-Bound Quantitative Cancer Risk Estimate for Pop-
    ulations Adjacent to Sulfur Mustard Incineration Facilities.
    PB92-137207/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MUTAGENICITY TESTS
    Assessing the Use of  Known  Mutagens to Calibrate the
    'Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay. 1. Without
    Exogenous Activation.
    PB92-113257/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Assessing the Use of  Known  Mutagens to Calibrate the
    'Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay. 2. With Ex-
    ogenous Activation.
    PB92-113273/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Sources of Variation in the Mutagenic Potency of Com-
    plex  Chemical Mixtures Based on the Salmonella/Micro-
    some Assay.
    PB92-150713/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Results of the IPCS Collaborative Study on Complex Mix-
    tures.
    PB92-150721/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MUTAGENS
    Evaluating the  Human  Health  Effects  of Hazardous
    Wastes:  Reproduction  and Development, Neurotoxicity,
    Genetic Toxicity and Cancer.
    PB92-110352/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Assessing the  Use of Known Mutagens to Calibrate the
    'Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay. 1. Without
    Exogenous Activation
    PB92-113257/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Assessing the  Use of Known Mutagens to Calibrate the
    'Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay. 2. With Ex-
    ogenous Activation.
    PB92-113273/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of 10 Chemicals for Aneuploidy  Induction in
    the Hexaploid Wheat Assay.
    PB92-113307/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Evaluating the Relationship  of Metabolic Activation
    System Concentrations  and Chemical Dose Concentra-
    tions for the Salmonella Spiral and Plate Assays.
    PB92-113331/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Genotoxicity m Mouse Lymphoma Cells of Chemicals Ca-
    pable of Michael Addition.
    PB92-120484/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
   Genotoxic Effects of Complex Marine Sediment Extracts
   on V79 Chinese Hamster Lung Fibroblasts.
   PB92-121318/REB            92-01  PCA02/MFA01

   Application of a Plant Test System in the  Identification of
   Potential Genetic Hazards at Chemical Waste Sites.
   PB92-124551/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Review of the Mutagenicity of Ethylene Oxide.
   PB92-124569/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Overview,  Conclusions, and Recommendations of  the
   IPCS Collaborative Study on Complex Mixtures.
   PB92-150689/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Design and Implementation of  a Collaborative Study of
   the Mutagenicity of Complex Mixtures in  'Salmonella ty-
   phimurium'.
   PB92-150697/REB            92-01  PCA02/MFA01

   Morphological Transformation and DNA  Adduct Forma-
   tion  by  Benz(j)aceanthrylene  and  Its  Metabolites in
   C3H10T1/2CL8 Cells:  Evidence for Both Cyclopenta-
   Ring and Bay-Region Metabolic Activation Pathways.
   PB92-150762/REB            92-01  PCA02/MFA01

   Effect of Pentachlorophenol on  the Activation of 2,6-Dini-
   trotoluene to  Genotoxic  Urinary  Metabolites in  CD-1
   Mice: A Comparison of Gl Enzyme Activities  and  Urine
   Mutagenicity.
   PB92-150895/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

   DNA  Strand  Breaks Induced  in Cultured  Human and
   Rodent  Cells  by Chlorohydroxyfuranones, Mutagens Iso-
   lated from Drinking Water.
   PB92-164904/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Introduction and Summary. Genotoxicity and Carcinogen-
   icity Databases: An Assessment of the Present Situation.
   PB92-188986/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

   Genetic Activity Profile Database.
   PB92-189091/RES            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Prophage  Induction by DNA Topoisomerase  II  Poisons
   and Reactive-Oxygen Species: Role of DNA Breaks.
   PB92-195866/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   2.4,5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic  Acid  Influence on 2,6-Dini-
   trotoluene-lnduced Urine Genotoxicity in Fisher 344 Rats:
   Effect on Gastrointestinal Microflora and Enzyme Activity.
   PB92-206309/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

   Considerations  in  the  U.S.  Environmental  Protection
   Agency's Testing Approach for Mutagencity.
   PB92-206341/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Approach to  the  Design  of Nonmutagenic Azo  Dyes:
   Analogues of the  Mutagen 4-Amino-3-Methoxyazoben-
   zene (Chapter 4).
   PB92-206556/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   DNA Adduct Formation by 12 Chemicals with Populations
   Potentially Suitable for Molecular Epidemiological  Stud-
    PB92-227628/REB
                               92-04  PC A04/MF A01
MUTATIONS
    Mutants of 'Pseudomonas cepacia' G4 Defective in  Ca-
    tabolism of Aromatic Compounds and Trichloroethylene.
    PB92-129741/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Induction  of Nuclear Anomalies in the Gastrointestinal
    Tract by Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
    PB92-164896/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Induction  of Gastrointestinal Tract Nuclear Anomalies in
    B6C3F1 Mice  by 3-Chloro-4-(Dichloromethyl)-5-Hydroxy-
    2(5H)-Furanone  and 3,4-(Dichloro)-5-Hydroxy-2(5H)-Fur-
    anone, Mutagenic Byproducts of Chlorine Disinfection.
    PB92-164938/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MYCORRHIZAL PLANTS
    Stress  Interactions and Mycorrhizal Plant Response:  Un-
    derstanding Carbon Allocation Priorities.
    PB92-144054/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MYSIOOPSIS BAHIA
    Increased Reproduction by  Mysids ('Mysidopsis bahia')
    Fed with Enriched 'Artemia' spp. Nauplii.
    PB92-108034/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Influence of Constant  and  Fluctuating  Salinity on  Re-
    sponses of 'Mysidopsis bahia' Exposed to Cadmium  in a
    Life-Cycle Test.
    PB92-108042/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Life History and Toxicological Comparisons of Temperate
    and Subtropical Mysids.
    PB92-124304/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Changes  in the Physiological Performance  and Energy
    Metabolism of an Estuanne Mysid 'Mysidopsis bahia' Ex-
    posed in the Laboratory through a Complete  Life Cycle to
    the Defoliant DEF.
    PB92-129709/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF  A01

MYSIDOPSIS BIGELOWI
    Life History and  Toxicological Comparisons of Temperate
    and Subtropical Mysids.
    PB92-124304/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF  A01

N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE RECEPTOR
    Potentiation of Inhibition with Perforant Path Kindling: An
    NMDA-Receptor Dependent Process.
    PB92-120468/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF  A01

NANOFILTRATION
    Reduction of Disinfection By-Product  Precursors by Nan-
    ofiltration.
    PB92-149269/REB            92-01  PC E99/MF A06
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
NAPHTHALENE
    Evaluation of Sorpton Models in the Simulation of Naph-
    thalene Transport Through Saturated Soils.
    PB92-113190/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
NARCOTICS
    Model of Additive Effects of Mixtures of Narcotic Chemi-
    cals.
    PB92-108174/RE8           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
NATIONAL ACID PRECIPITATION ASSESSMENT
PROGRAM
    National  Acid   Precipitation  Assessment  Program
    (NAPAP) Emissions Inventory, 1985 (Version 2). Develop-
    ment of the Annual Data and Modelers' (for Microcom-
    puters).
    PB92-501139/REB                   92-01   CP DM

NATIONAL AIR TOXICS INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE
    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliogra-
    phy of Selected Reports  and  Federal Register Notices
    Related to Air Toxics. Volume 5. Citations, 1991.
    PB92-111830/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Ongoing
    Research  and Regulatory Development Protects.
    PB92-111905/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bfcliogra-
    phy of Selected Reports  and  Federal Register Notices
    Related to Air Toxics. Index, 1991.
    PB92-111913/REB           92-01  PCA21/MFA04
NATIONAL AIR TOXICS INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE
DATABASE
    NATICH Data Base Report on State, Local and  EPA Air
    Toxics Activities. September 1991.
    PB92-143700/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06
NATIONAL AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARDS
    Transportation and Air Quality Planning Guidelines, 1992.
    PB92-201458/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

NATIONAL ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION PROGRAM
    Quality Assurance Support for the National Atmospheric
    Deposition Program and National Trends Network Moni-
    toring Activities. Fourth Progress Report, 1990-1991.
    P892-194000/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
NATIONAL ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION PROGRAM/
NATIONAL TRENDS NETWORK
    Summary Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
    Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Vis-
    itation  Program for the Period October 1989 through Sep-
    tember 1990.
    PB92-217296/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Summary Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
    Program National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visi-
    tation Program.
    PB92-219823/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
NATIONAL DRY DEPOSITION NETWORK
    Routine Estimation and Reporting of Dry Deposition for
    the U.S.A. Dry Deposition Network.
    PB92-121144/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
NATIONAL EMISSION STANDARD FOR HAZARDOUS AIR
POLLUTANTS
    Production of Acetal. Amino. and Phenolic Resins.
    PB92-213263/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT
    Base Realignment and Closure 'How-to' Manual for Com-
    pliance with the National Environment Policy Act
    P892-146281/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
    National Toxicology Program: Review of Current DHHS,
    DOE, and EPA Research Related to Toxicology, Fiscal
    Year 1991.
    PB92-189141/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03
NATIONAL HOME AND GARDEN PESTICIDE USE SURVEY
    National Home  and Garden Pesticide Use Survey Final
    Report Executive Summary.
    PB92-174739/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    National Home  and Garden  Pesticide Use Survey. Final
    Report Volume 1.  Executive Summary,  Results,  and
    Recommendations.
    PB92-174747/REB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03
NATIONAL HUMAN ADIPOSE TISSUE SURVEY
    Chlorinated Onions and Furans in the General U.S. Pop-
    ulation: NHATS  FY87  Results.
    PB92-1801S7/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03
NATIONAL HUMAN MONITORING PROGRAM
    Monitoring Human Tissues for Toxic Substances.
    PB92-223239/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03
NATIONAL PESTICIDE SURVEY
    Quality Assurance Project  Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of  Drinking Water Wells
    PB92-168509/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of  Drinking Water Wells Analytical Method 1  - Ni-
    trogen/Phosphorous Pesticides and  Analytical Method 3
    - CMonnated Acid Herbicides.
    PB92-168517/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Quality Assurance Plan for the National Pesticide Survey
    of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 2 - Chlorinat-
    ed Pesticides.
    PB92-16852S/REB                   92-04   PC AM

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 5 -
    Methyl Carbamates.
    P892-168541/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking. Water Wells: Analytical Method 6.
    PB92-16B558/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 7 - Fu-
    migants.
    PB92-168566/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 9 - Ni-
    trate and Nitrite.
    PB92-168574/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells Referee Analyses for An-
    alytical Method 2 - Organochlorine Pesticides, Analytical
    Method 4 - Carbamates, Method 5 - Methylcarbamates,
    Method 7 - Fumigants, and Method 9 - Nitrate/Nitrite.
    PB92-168582/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1.
    PB92-168590/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 3.
    PB92-168608/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water  Wells: Analytical Method 6 -
    Ethylene Thtourea.
    PB92-168616/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells:  Hydrogeologic Charac-
    terization and Second-Stage Stratification Activities.
    PB92-168624/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells:  Survey Statistics,  Data
    Collection and Processing.
    PB92-168640/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
NATIONAL PESTICIDE SURVEYS
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Survey of
    Pesticides in Drinking Water Wells: Well Sampling, Data

                               92-04  PC A07/MF A02
Collection and Processing.
PB92-168632/REB
NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION
SYSTEM
    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations: Simplified Analytical Method for Determining
    NPDES Effluent Limitations for POTWs Discharging into
    Low-Flow Streams.
    PB92-231786/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
NATIONAL PRIORITIES LIST
    Mining Sites on the  National Priorities List. NPL Site
    Summary Reports.  Volume  1 (Aluminum  Company of
    America (Vancouver Smelter) to Cleveland Mill).
    PB92-124767/REB                    92-01  PC A99

    Mining Sites on the  National Priorities List NPL Site
    Summary Reports. Volume 2 (Commencement Bay Near-
    shore/Tideflats  to Kerr McGee)  (Kress Creek,  Reed-
    Keppter  Park,   Residential Areas. Sewage   Treatment
    Plant).
    PB92-124775/REB                    92-01  PC A99

    Mining Sites on the  National Priorities List NPL Site
    Summary Reports.  Volume  3  (Kerr-McGee Chemical
    Corp. (Soda Springs Plant)  to Ormet Corp).
    PB92-124783/REB                    92-01  PC AM

    Mining Sites on the  National Priorities List NPL Site
    Summary Reports. Volume 4  (Oronogo-Duenweg  Mining
    Belt to Tar Creek).
    PB92-124791 /REB                    92-01  PC AM

    Mining Sites on the  National Priorities List NPL Site
    Summary Reports. Volume & (Tetedyne Wan Chang to
    Wayne Interim Storage Facility/W.R. Grace).
    PB92-124809/REB                    92-01  PC AM

    National Priorities List Sites: Connecticut.
    PB92-963203/REB
                                               92-01
            see individual report for order number and price

    National Priorities List Sites: Maine.
    PB92-963204/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites: New Hampshire.
    PB92-963205/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites: Massachusetts.
    PB92-963206/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites: Puerto Rico.
    PB92-963207/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites: New York.
    PB92-963208/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    National Priorities List Sites: North Carolina.
    PB92-963209/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites: South Carolina.
    PB92-963210/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites: Minnesota.
    PB92-963211/REB            92-01
    National Priorities List Sites: Texas.
    PB92-963212/REB           92-01

    National Priorities List Sites: Kansas.
    PB92-963213/REB           92-01

    National Priorities List Sites: Missouri.
    PB92-963214/REB           92-01

    National Priorities List Sites: Utah.
    PB92-963215/REB           92-01
                                  PC A07/MF A02


                                  PC A06/MF A02


                                  PC A04/MF A01


                                  PC AOS/MF A01


                                  PC A04/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Arizona and Nevada.
PB92-963216/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Virginia.
PB92-963217/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Maryland.
PB92-963218/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Idaho.
PB92-963219/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Arkansas.
PB92-963220/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Oklahoma.
PB92-963221/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Louisiana.
PB92-963222/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Alabama.
PB92-963223/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Mississippi.
PB92-963224/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Tennessee.
PB92-963225/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Georgia.
PB92-963226/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Kentucky.
PB92-963227/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Delaware.
PB92-963228/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: West Virginia.
PB92-963229/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Rhode Island.
PB92-963230/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Vermont.
PB92-963231/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: New Mexico.
PB92-963232/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Nebraska.
PB92-963233/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Iowa.
PB92-963234/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Montana.
PB92-963235/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: North Dakota and South
Dakota.
PB92-963236/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Colorado.
PB92-963237/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Wyoming.
PB92-963238/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: California and Hawaii.
PB92-963239/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

National Priorities List Sites: Pennsylvania.
PB92-963240/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

National Priorities List Sites: New Jersey.
PB92-963241/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

National Priorities List Sites: American Samoa,  Guam,
and the Trust Territories.
PB92-963242/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Wisconsin.
PB92-963243/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

National Priorities List Sites: Washington.
PB92-963244/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

National Priorities List Sites: Oregon.
PB92-963245/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Ohio.
PB92-963246/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

National Priorities List Sites: Michigan.
PB92-963247/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

National Priorities List Sites: Illinois.
PB92-963248/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

National Priorities List Sites: Indiana.
PB92-963249/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

National Priorities List Sites: Florida.
PB92-963250/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

National Priorities List Sites: Alaska.
PB92-963251/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund:  Focusing  on the Nation at  Large. 1991
Update.
PB92-963252/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites Set (1991).
PB92-963253/REB           92-01  PC E99/MF E99

NPL Characterization Project: National Results.
P892-963304/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

NPL Characterization Project Region 1 Results.
PB92-963305/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
PB92-963306/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project Region 3 Results.
PB92-963307/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project Region 4 Results.
PB92-963308/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
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                                                                   KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                           NERVOUS SYSTEM
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
   PB92-963309/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   NPL Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
   PB92-963310/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   NPL Characterization Project Region 7 Results.
   PB92-963311/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   NPL Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
   PB92-963312/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   NPL Characterization Project Region 9 Results.
   PB92-963313/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   NPL Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
   PB92-963314/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   Authorization for  Regional Administrators  to Approve
   Consistency Exemptions at NPL Sites.
   PB92-963343/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

   Regional Quality Control Guidance  for  NPL  Candidate
   Sites.
   PB92-963352/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

NATIONAL RADON CONTRACTOR PROFICIENCY
PROGRAM
   National Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP)  Program.
   Proficiency Report, January 1992.
   PB92-120914/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

   National Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP)  Program.
   Proficiency Report, July 1992.
   PB92-206150/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03
NATIONAL RADON MEASUREMENT PROFICIENCY
PROGRAM
   National Radon Measurement Proficiency Program: Indi-
   vidual  Proficiency Report.
   PB92-169473/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
NATIONAL TRENDS NETWORK
   Quality Assurance Support for  the National  Atmospheric
   Deposition  Program  and National Trends Network Moni-
   toring  Activities. Fourth Progress Report, 1990-1991.
   PB92-194000/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
NATURAL EMISSION STANDARD  FOR HAZARDOUS AIR
POLLUTANTS
   Guidelines  for Asbestos NESHAP Demolition and Ren-
   ovation Inspection Procedures.
   PB92-132836/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

NATURAL EMISSIONS
   Development of Seasonal  and Annual  Biogenic  Emis-
   sions Inventories for the U.S. and Canada.
   PB92-126796/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

   Estimating  Natural Emissions for EPA's Regional Oxidant
   Model.
   PB92-129S92/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Seasonal and Annual Biogenic Emission Inventories for
   the U.S. and Canada.
   PB92-139427/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Climate Change and Isoprene Emissions from Vegeta-
   tion.
   PB92-1S3865/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Stability of Troposphere OH during  Ice  Ages,  Inter-Gla-
   cial Epochs and Modem Times.
   PB92-166669/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Sensitivity  of Modeled Ozone  Concentrations to Uncer-
   tainties in Biogenic Emissions.
   PB92-1922027REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

NATURAL ENEMIES
   Pesticide Effects on Arthropod Natural Enemies: A Data-
   base Summary.
   PB92-124163/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Toxteity, Selectivity  and Subtethal Effects of Pesticides
   on Arthropod Natural Enemies:  A Data-Base Summary.
   PB92-124189/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
NATURAL ENEMY RISK ASSESSMENT SYSTEM
   Natural  Enemy Risk  Assessment (NERISK)  User's
   Manual.
   PB92-114990/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Natural Enemy Risk Assessment (NERISK) (for Micro-
   computers).
   PB92-500446/REB                   92-01  CP D06
NATURAL GAS
   Impact of  Methanol and CNG Fuels on Motor Vehicle
   Toxic  Emissions.
   PB92-11037S/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

NATURAL GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
   Liquid and  Gaseous Fuel Distribution System.
   PB92-115203/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
NATURAL GAS ENGINES
   Natural Gas Vehicle Challenge: EPA Emissions and Fuel
   Economy Testing, 1992.
   PB92-217926/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

NATURAL ORGANIC MATTER
   GAC  Adsorption of  a Mixture  of Natural Organic Matter
   and VOCs in the Presence and Absence  of  Molecular
        M53782/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 NATURAL RESOURCE TRUSTEES
    ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 3. The  Role of Natural
    Resource Trustees in the Superfund Process.
    PB92-963369/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 NATURAL RESOURCES
    EPA's Environmental Monitoring and  Assessment Pro-
    gram: An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
    PB92-121169/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Cartographic  and  Geometric  Components of a Global
    Sampling Design for Environmental Monitoring.
    PB92-217397/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Memorandum of  Understanding  between the National
    Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the U.S.
    Environmental Protection Agency Concerning  the Notifi-
    cation and Coordination of Activities  Pursuant to the
    Comprehensive  Environmental Response, Compensation,
    and Liability Act.
    PB92-963281/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
    Evaluating Created Wetlands  through Comparisons with
    Natural Wetlands.
    PB92-111566/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Global Carbon Cycle  and Climate Change.
    PB92-153741/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Chesapeake Bay Weakfish and Spotted Seatrout Fishery
    Management  Plan: An  Agreement Commitment Report
    from the Chesapeake Executive Council.
    PB92-186477/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Baker
    County, Georgia.
    PB92-232404/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim Measures.  El
    Paso County, Texas.
    PB92-232420/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Mon-
    ongalia County,  West Virginia.
    PB92-232438/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim  Measures, Hud-
    speth County, Texas.
    PB92-232487/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
    Protecting  Endangered
    Towns County, Georgia.
    PB92-232503/REB
                          Species:  Interim  Measures,

                               92-04  PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Austin
    County, Texas.
    PB92-232545/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Sun-
    flower County, Mississippi.
    PB92-232552/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Du-
    buque County, Iowa.
    PB92-232560/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Fay-
    ette County, Iowa.
    PB92-232578/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Ha-
    bersham County, Georgia.
    PB92-232586/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting   Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
    Rabun County, Georgia.
    PB92-232594/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Yava-
    pai County, Arizona.
    PB92-232677/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting  Endangered  Species:
    Wheeler County, Georgia.
    PB92-232693/REB           92-04

    Protecting  Endangered  Species:
    Sumter County, Georgia.
    PB92-232701/REB           92-04
                                   Interim  Measures,

                                     PCA01/MFA01

                                   Interim  Measures,

                                     PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting   Endangered
    Gordon County, Georgia.
    PB92-232743/REB
   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Colo-
   rado County, Texas.
   PB92-232719/HEB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01

   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Floyd
   County, Georgia.
   PB92-232727/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, David-
   son County, Tennessee.
   PB92-232735/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01

                          Species:  Interim  Measures,

                              92-04   PC A01/MF A01

   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Dooly
   County, Georgia.
   PB92-232750/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

   Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Hen-
   derson County, North Carolina.
   PB92-232768/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Lee
   County, Georgia.
   PB92-232776/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01
NATURAL VENTILATION
   Effect of Natural Ventilation on Radon and Radon Proge-
   ny Levels in Houses.
   PB92-124148/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Natural  Basement  Ventilation  as  a  Radon  Mitigation
   Technique.
   PB92-166958/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NATURAL WETLANDS
   Evaluating Created  Wetlands through  Comparisons  with
   Natural Wetlands.
   PB92-111566/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Workshop Proceedings: The Role of Created and Natural
   Wetlands in Controlling Nonpoint Source Pollution. Held
    in Arlington, Virginia on June 10-11,  1991.
    PB92-113463/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03
                                                           Quality Assurance Project Plan: Tampa, Florida Wetlands
                                                           Study.
                                                           PB92-122761/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

                                                           Pilot Study to Compare Created and Natural Wetlands in
                                                           Western Washington and Evaluate Methods.
                                                           PB92-136811/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

                                                       NAVAJO COUNTY (ARIZONA)
                                                           Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,
                                                           Navajo County, Arizona.
                                                           PB92-232511/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

                                                       NEANTHES ARENACEODENTATA
                                                           Effects of a Contaminated  Sediment  on Life History
                                                           Traits and Population  Growth  Rate of 'Neanthes Arena-
                                                           ceodentata' (Polychaeta: Nereidae) in the Laboratory.
                                                           PB92-108059/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                           Neanthes  Long-Term Exposure Experiment: Further Eval-
                                                           uation of the Relationship between Juvenile Growth and
                                                           Reproductive Success.
                                                           PB92-166891/REB
                                                                                      92-01  PC A03/MF A01
NEBRASKA
    National Priorities List Sites: Nebraska.
    PB92-963233/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

NEOPLASTIC CELL TRANSFORMATION
    Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Strain with Unusual  In
    vitro  Growth Potential  Which  Undergoes  Neoplastic
    Transformation after SV40 T Antigen Gene Transfection.
    PB92-206358/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

NERISK COMPUTER PROGRAM
    NERISK:  An Expert System to Enhance the Integration of
    Pesticides with Anthropod Biological Control.
    PB92-124254/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

NERISK SYSTEM
    Natural   Enemy  Risk  Assessment  (NERISK)  User's
    Manual.
    PB92-114990/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Natural Enemy  Risk Assessment (NERISK) (for Micro-
    computers).
    PB92-500446/REB                   92-01  CP DOS

NERVE DEGENERATION
    Mapping  Toxicant-Induced  Nervous System Damage with
    a Cupric  Silver  Stain:  A Quantitative Analysis of Neural
    Degeneration Induced by 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphe-
    tamine (MDMA)  (Revised).
    PB92-217389/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

NERVE GROWTH FACTOR
    Neurobiological  Effects  of  Colchicine:  Modulation  by
    Nerve Growth Factor.
    PB92-158633/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

NERVE GROWTH FACTORS
    Effects of NGF  and Fetal Cell Transplants  on Spatial
    Learning  after Intradentate Administration of Colchicine.
    PB92-150770/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

NERVOUS SYSTEM
    Evaluating  the  Human  Health Effects  of  Hazardous
    Wastes:  Reproduction and Development, Neurotoxicity,
    Genetic Toxicity and Cancer.
    PB92-110352/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Assessment of Neurotoxicity: Use of Glial Rbrillary Acidic
    Protein as a Biomarker.
    PB92-110527/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Enhanced Neurotoxicity of 3,3'-lminodipropionitrile Fol-
    lowing Pretreatment with Carbon Tetrachloride in the Rat.
    PB92-113323/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Interlaboratory Comparison of Motor Activity Experiments:
    Implications for Neurotoxicological Assessments.
    PB92-143916/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Gene Probe for  PO Messenger RNA Used to Index Acryl-
    amide Toxic Neuropathy in Rats.
    PB92-143957/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Neurobiological   Effects of  Colchicine:  Modulation  by
    Nerve Growth Factor.
    PB92-158633/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Sensory  Evoked Potentials: Measures of Neurotoxicity.
    PB92-164805/REB            92-01  PCA04/MFA01

    Reflex Modification and the Assessment of Sensory Dys-
    function.
    PB92-166339/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Applications of a Neurobehavioral Screening Battery.
    PB92-179787/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Comparison of  Subchronic  Neurotoxicity of  2-Hydrox-
    yethyl Acrylate and Acrylamide in Rats.
    PB92-188945/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

    Comparison of Screening Approaches,  1992.
    PB92-189042/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Study Design Considerations in Developmental Neurotox-
    icology.
    PB92-206291/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    In vitro Screening Batteries  for Neurotoxicants (Journal
    Article).
    PB92-206408/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Developmental  Neurotoxicology of Polychlorinated  Bi-
    phenyls and Related Compounds.
    PB92-206549/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Principles of Identifying and Characterizing Neurotoxicity.
    PB92-209303/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Mapping Toxicant-Induced Nervous System Damage with
    a Cupric Silver Stain: A Quantitative Analysis of Neural
    Degeneration Induced by 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphe-
    lamine (MDMA) (Revised).
    PB92-217389/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Role of Motor Activity in the Asssessment of Neurotoxi-

    PB92-232818/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Utility of Activity and Observational Data 1or Neurotoxicity

                               92-04  PC A03/MF A01
Screening.
PB92-232826/REB
NES (NEUROBEHAVIORAL EVALUATION SYSTEM)
    Neurobehavioral Evaluation  System (NES) and School
    Performance.
    PB92-1245B5/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
NEUROBEHAVIORAL EVALUATION SYSTEM
    Reliability of Selected Tests from  the Neurobehavioral
    Evaluation System.
    PB92-195858/HEB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
NEUROBEHAVIORAL TEST BATTERY
    Applications of a Neurobehavioral Screening Battery.
    PB92-179787/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
NEUROCHEMISTRY
    Long-Term  Neurochemical and Behavioral  Effects In-
    duced by Acute Chtorpyrifos Treatment.
    PB92-206366/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
NEUROENDOCRINOLOGY
    Neuroendocrine Responses to Social Regulation of Pu-
    berty in the Female House Mouse.
    PB92-179779/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
NEUROLOGY
    Environmental Gases.
    PB92-227313/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS
    Reliability of Selected Tests from  the Neurobehavioral
    Evaluation System.
    PB92-1958S8/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

NEUTROPHILS
    Reduction of Neutrophil Influx Diminishes Lung Injury and
    Mortality Following Phosgene Inhalation.
    PB92-227420/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
NEVADA
    National Priorities List Sites: Arizona and Nevada
    PB92-963216/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
NEVADA TEST SITE
    Offsite environmental monitoring report: Radiation moni-
    toring around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar
    year 1990.
    DE92010386/REB
                               92-04  PC A09/MF A02
NEW CASTLE COUNTY (DELAWARE)
    Superfund  Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 3): Halby
    Chemical, Wilmington, New Castle County, DE. (First Re-
    medial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-963914/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
NEW ENGLAND
    Catalogue and Directory of New England States and Re-
    gional GIS Organizations and Activities, and an Assess-
    ment of Their Future GIS Needs.
    PB92-178227/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03
NEW HAMPSHIRE
    National Priorities List Sites: New Hampshire.
    PB92-963205/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
NEW JERSEY
    Staten Island/New Jersey Urban Air Toxics Assessment
    Project Quarterly and  Summary Data (for Microcomput-
    ers). October 1967-March 1991.
    PB92-504174/REB                  92-04  CP D02

    National Priorities List Sites: New Jersey.
    PB92-963241/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03
NEW MEXICO
    National Priorities List Sites: New Mexico.
    PB92-963232/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

NEW SOURCE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
    Development Document for  Effluent Limitations Guide-
    lines  and Standards and Pretreatment Standards for the
    Steam Electric: Point Source Category.
    PB92-226422/REB           92-04  PC A99/MF A06

    Development Document for Interim Final and Proposed
    Effluent  Limitations  Guidelines and Proposed  New
    Source Performance Standards for the Bleached  Kraft,
    Groundwood. Sulfite,  Soda,  Deink.  and Non-Integrated
    Paper Mills. Point Source Category. Volume 2. Sections 8

    PB92-231562/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

    Guidance Manual for Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard and
    Builders' Paper and Board Mills Pretreatment Standards.
    PB92-231638/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Development Document for Interim Final and Proposed
    Effluent  Limitations  Guidelines and Proposed  New
    Source Performance Standards for the Bleached  Kraft
    Groundwood, Sulfite,  Soda. Deink  and Non-Integrated
    Paper Mills. Volume 1. Segment of the Pulp, Paper, and
    Paperboard. Point Source Category. Group 1. Phase 2.
    PB92-231S69/REB           92-04  PC A20/MF AIM

    Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
    Standards  for the Calcium Carbide Segment of the Fer-
    roaHy Manufacturing.  Point Source Category. Group  1,
    Phase 2.
    PB92-231919/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
    Guidance Document  for Effluent Discharges from the
    Auto and Other Laundries. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231927/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A03

    Guidance Development Document for Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines and New Source Performance Standards for
    the Concrete Products. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231943/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
    Standards for the Explosives Manufacturing. Point Source
    Category. Group 2.
    PB92-231950/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
    Standards for the Raw Cane Sugar Processing. Segment
    of the Sugar Processing. Point Source Category. Group
    1, Phase 2.
    PB92-231968/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03

    Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines and Standards for Control of Porychlorinated
    Biphenyls in the Deink Subcategory of the Pulp,  Paper
    and Paperboard. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231984/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Developmental Document for Effluent Limitations Guide-
    lines and New Source Performance Standards for the
    Other  Non-Fertilizer Phosphate Chemicals Segment  of
    the  Phosphate Manufacturing.  Point  Source  Category.
    Group  1, Phase 2.
    PB92-231992/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines  and  Standards  for  the  Shipbuilding and
    Repair. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232032/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Development Document  for Effluent Limitations Guide-
    lines and Standards for  the Gum and Wood Chemicals
    Manufacturing.  Point Source Category.
    PB92-232040/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03

    Guide  for the  Application of Effluent Limitations Guide-
    lines for the Petroleum Refining  Industry.
    PB92-2320S7/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    Development Document for Interim Final and Proposed
    Effluent Limitations Guidelines and New Source Perform-
    ance Standards for the  Fruits.  Vegetables and Special-
    ties. Segment  of the Canned and Preserved Fruits and
    Vegetables. Point Source  Category.
    PB92-232065/REB           92-04  PC A23/MF A04

NEW YORK
    National Priorities List Sites: New York.
    PB92-963208/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03
NEWSPRINT
    Reclaiming Fiber from  Newsprint Dry Methods.
    PB92-153949/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NEXT GENERATION WEATHER RADAR
    NEXRAD Precipitation Information Application Forum Cli-
    mate and Global Change.
    PB92-180082/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
NIAGARA FALLS (NEW YORK)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Love
    Canal (93rd Street School), Niagara County, City of  Niag-
    ara  Falls, NY. (Third Remedial  Action), (Amendment),
    May 1991.
    PB92-963805/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
NICKEL
    Environmental  Profiles and  Hazard Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge:  Nickel
    P892-123009/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Drinking Water Quantification of  Toxcologic  Effects for
    Nickel.
    PB92-173426/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
NICOTINE
    Intel-comparison of Sampling Techniques for  Nicotine in
                                                                                  92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Indoor Environments.
    PB92-110402/REB
NITRATES
    Effect  of Nitrate Addition on BRxestoration of Fuel-Con-
    taminated Aquifer: Field Demonstration.
    PB92-110444/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Nitrate Occurence in U.S.  Waters (and Related  Ques-
    tions).  A Reference Summary of Published Sources from
    an Agricultural Perspective.
    PB92-155696/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Toxicity of Ammonia, Nit/ite, and Nitrate to Fishes.
    PB92-179142/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
NITRITES
    Toxicity of Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate to Fishes.
    PB92-179142/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NITROBENZENES
    Reduction of Nitrobenzene  by Four Sullide Minerals:  Ki-
    netics. Products, and Solubility.
    PB92-153816/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
NITROGEN
    Uncertainties in Nitrogen Mass Loadings in Coastal Wa-
    tersheds.
    PB92-10807S/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Watershed Nitrogen  Management Upper Potomac River
    Basin Case Study.
    PB92-108083/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Oxidation and Devolatilization of Nitrogen in Coal Char.
    PB92-121441/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Tropospheric Nitrogen: The  Influence of Anthropogenic
    Sources on Distribution and Deposition.
    PB92-126937/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

NITROGEN DIOXIDE
    Evaluation of Immunotoxicity  of an Urban Profile of Nitro-
    gen Dioxide: Acute, Subchronic, and Chronic Studies.
    PB92-113356/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

NITROGEN OXIDE (N2O)
    Recommended Operating Procedure Number 56: Collec-
    tion of Gaseous Grab Samples from Combustion Sources
    for Nitrous Oxide Measurement.
    PB92-216928/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

NITROGEN OXIDES
    Evaluation of NOx Emission  Control  Catalysts for Power
    Plant SCR Installations.
    PB92-121276/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Stationary Combustion  NOx  Control: A Summary of the
    1991 Symposium. Held in Washington, DC., March 25-28.
    1991.
    PB92-121375/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    NO/Char Reactions at Pulverized Coal Flame Conditions.
    PB92-121417/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Non-Equilibrium  Effects in  the Vaporization of Multicom-
    ponent Fuel Droplets.
    PB92-121425/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Nitric Oxide  Formation during Pulverized  Coal Combus-
    tion.
    PB92-121433/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Alternative  Control  Techniques  Document:  Nitric and
    Adipic Acid Manufacturing Plants.
    PB92-132828/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Summary of NOx Control Technologies and Their  Avail-
    ability and Extent of Application.
    PB92-15B260/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Evaluation of  NOx Emissions from TVA Coal-Fired Power
    Plants.
    P892-164813/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 1.
    PB92-176361/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF A04

    Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen Volume 2.
    PB92-176379/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06

    Air Quality Criteria for Oxides  of Nitrogen Volume 3.
    PB92-1763B7/REB           92-01  PC A23/MF A04

NITROPHENOL
    Drinking Water Health Advisory for p-Nitrophenol.
    PB92-135490/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

NITROPHENOLS
    Dinocap Position Document 4.
    PB92-114370/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

NONIDEAL SOLVENT MIXTURES
    Prediction of the Solubility of  Hydrophobia Compounds in
    Nonideal Solvent Mixtures.
    PB92-143999/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

NONPOINT SOURCES
    Modeling of Nonpoint Source Water Quality in Urban and
    Non-urban Areas.
    PB92-109115/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Workshop Proceedings: The Role of Created and Natural
    Wetlands in  Controlling Nonpoint Source  Pollution. Held
    in Arlington, Virginia on June  10-11, 1991.
    PB92-113463/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Seminar Publication: Nonpoint Source Watershed Work-
    shop. Held in New  Orleans. Louisiana, January  29-31,
    1991.
    PB92-137504/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Committed   Obligated   Expected   Expenditures  Plan
    (COEEP).
    PB92-186469/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    U.S.  EPA Nonpoint Source Information Exchange  Com-
    puter Bulletin Board System (BBS). User's Manual.
    PB92-228048/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

NONROAD ENGINES
    Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report and
    Appendixes.
    PB92-104462/REB           92-O1  PC A20/MF A04

    Nonroad Engine and Vehicle  Emission Study-Report.
    PB92-126960/REB           92-01  PC A24/MF A04

NONROAD VEHICLES
    Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report and
    Appendixes.
    PB92-104462/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF A04

    Nonroad Engine and Vehicle  Emission Study-Report.
    PB92-126960/REB           92-01  PC A24/MF A04

NONTARGET SPECIES
    Fate of 'Bacillus sphaericus' 2362 Spores Following In-
    gestion by Nontarget Invertebrates.
    PB92-129774/RES           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Protocol for  Testing the Effects of Fungal Pesticides on
    Nontarget Beetles Using 'Hippodamia convergens'  (Cole-
    optera: Coccinellidae).
    PB92-217488/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

NORTH AMERICA
    Performances of Lagrangian  and Eulerian Transport and
    Diffusion Models across Continental Scales.
    PB92-158500/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                               OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE
NORTH CAROLINA
   National Priorities List Sites: North Carolina.
   PB92-963209/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
NORTH DAKOTA
   National Priorities List Sites: North Dakota and  South
   Dakota.
   PB92-963236/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY (PENNSYLVANIA)
   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 3). Heller-
   town  Manufacturing  Company,  Hellertown  Borough,
   Northampton County, PA. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
   tember 1991.
   PB92-963905/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Industrial
   Drive Operable Unit 2, Williams Township,  PA.  (Second
   Remedial Action), March 1991.
   PB92-963918/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
NORTHEAST REGION (UNITED STATES)
   Regional   Ozone Modeling  fot  Northeast Transport
   (ROMNET).
   PB92-108786/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

   Regional   Ozone Modeling  for  Northeast Transport
   (ROMNET). Appendices.
   PB92-108794/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

   Estimating  Critical Loads of Sulfate to Surface Waters in
   the Northeastern United  States: A Comparative Assess-
   ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads of
   Sulfate for  Lakes.
   PB92-119015/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Analysis and Interpretation of Zooplankton Samples Col-
   lected during Phase 2 of the Eastern Lake Survey.
   PB92-136829/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03

   Sensitivity  of Modeled Ozone Concentrations to Uncer-
   tainties in Brogenic Emissions.
   PB92-192202/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03
NORTHERN REGION (NEW ENGLAND)
   SoH Response to S and N Treatments in a Northern New
   England Low Elevation Coniferous Forest.
   PB92-150S56/REB           92-01  PC A03CMF A01
NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES
   Reregistration  Eligibility Document  (RED): Warfarin.  Ap-
   pendcesC-H.
   PB92-126747/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

NOXSO PROCESS
   Sorbent/Urea Slurry Injection for Simultaneous SO2/NO*
   Removal.
   P892-195817/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
NPS METHOD  1
   Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
   Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1 - Ni-
   trogen/Phosphorous Pesticides and Analytical Method 3
   • Chlorinated Acid Herbicides.
   PB92-168517/REB           92-04  PC  A12/MF A03

   Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
   Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1.
   PB92-168590/REB           92-04  PC  A08/MF A02
NPS METHOD  2
   Quality Assurance Plan for the National Pesticide Survey
   of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical  Method  2 - Chlorinat-
   ed Pesticides.
   PB92-168525/REB                    92-04  PC A08
NPS METHOD 3
   Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
   Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1 - Ni-
   trogen/Phosphorous Pesticides and Analytical  Method 3
   - Chlorinated Acid Herbicides.
    PB92-168517/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03

   Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 3.
    PB92-168608/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02
 NPS METHODS
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National  Pesticide
    Survey of  Drinking  Water Wells:  Analytical Method 5 -
    Methyl Carbamates.
    PB92-168541/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 NPS METHODS
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National  Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 6.
    PB92-168558/HEB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for  the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking  Water Wells:  Analytical Method 6 -
    Ethytene TOourea
    PB92-168616/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02
 NPS METHOD 7
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of  Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 7 - Fu-
    rnfaants.
    PB92-168566/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 MRS METHOD*
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of  Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 9 - Ni-
    trate and Nitrite.
    PB92-168574/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

 NPS METHODS
    Quality Assurance Project Ran for the National Pesticide
    Survey of  Drinking Water Wells Referee Analyses for An-
    alytical Method 2 -  Organochlorine Pesticides, Analytical
    Method 4 - Carbamates, Method 5 - Methylcarbamates.
    Method 7  - Fumigants, and Method 9 - Nitrate/Nitrite
    PB92-168582/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Survey of
    Pesticides in Drinking Water Wells:  Well Sampling, Data
    Collection and Processing.
    PB92-168632/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Survey Statistics, Data
    Collection and Processing.
    PB92-168640/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

NUCLEAR FACILITIES
    Implementing Protective Actions for Radiologicaf Inci-
    dents at Other Than Nuclear Power Reactors. Proceed-
    ings of  a Workshop.  Held  in Montgomery,  Alabama on
    September 25-26, 1991.
    PB92-192764/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS
    Waste Reduction Activities  and Options for a  Nuclear
    Powered Electrical Generating Station.
    PB92-235654/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

NUCLEAR POWERED SHIPS
    Radiological Survey of the Norfolk Naval  Station,  the
    Norfolk  Naval Shipyard, and Newport News Shipbuilding.
    PB92-164730/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

NUMBERS
    OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory, May 1992.
    PB92-963264/REB                   92-01   PC E02

NUMERICAL WEATHER FORECASTING
    Use of  Four-Dimensional Data Assimilation  in a  Limited-
    Area Mesoscale  Model Part 2: Effects of Data Assimila-
    tion within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
    PB92-166750/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

NUTRIENTS
    Heterotrophic Bacteria  of the  Freshwater Neuston and
    Their Ability to Act as  Plasmid Recipients under Nutrient
    Deprived Conditions.
    PB92-129766/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

NUTRITION
    Nutritional Role of Endosymbiotic Bacteria in Animal-Bac-
    teria Symbioses:  'Solemya velum', a Case Study.
    PB92-112895/REB           92-01  PC A17/MF A04

NUTRITIVE VALUE
    Nutritional  Value of 'Artemia' and Tigriopus californicus'
    (Baker) for Two  Pacific Mysid Species, 'Metamysidopsis
    elongata' (Holmes) and 'Mysidopsis intii' (Holmquist).
    PB92-108000/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

NUTS (FRUITS)
    Protection  of Nut Crops, 1979-April 1991. Citations from
    AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Environmen-
         nirin
    tal Considerations.
    PB92-140219/REB
                                92-01   PC A12/MF A03
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH
    Degreaser System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
    AD-A242 1 1 0/5/REB          92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Degreasing System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
    PB92-139443/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Personnel Protection through  Reconnaissance Robotics
    at Superfund Remedial Sites.
    PB92-166743/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Research Strategy for Electric and Magnetic Fields: Re-
    search Needs and Priorities.
    PB92-170174/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Research and Development for Total-Flood Halon  1301
    Replacements for Oil and Gas Production Facilities.
    PB92-206515/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Use of  Visual and Chemosensory Evoked Potentials in
    Environmental and Occupational Health.
    PB92-217041/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Pesticide Safety for Farmworkers (Uso Seguro de Pestici-
    das para los Trabajadores del Campo).
    PB92-224344/REB                    92-04   PC A03

    Pesticide Applicator Training Materials: A Bibliography.
    PB92-780873/REB         92-01   PCJ97.50/MF$42.50

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND PROTECTION
    Limited-Use Chemical Protective Clothing for  EPA Super-
    fund Activities.
    PB92-143494/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

OCEAN COUNTY (NEW JERSEY)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
    Engineering  Center,  (Operable  Unit 2), Lakehurst, NJ.
    (Second Remedial Action). February 1991.
    PB92-963810/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

OCEAN CURRENTS
    Effects of El Nino and  La Nina on Seabird Assemblages
    in the Equatorial Pacific.
    PB92-217405/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

OCEAN ENVIRONMENTS
    Compilation ot  Water Quality  Standards  for Marine
    Waters.
     PB92-231836/REB                   92-04   PC A99

 OCEAN WASTE DISPOSAL
     Marine Debris Survey Manual.
     PB92-103456/REB
    Chetco Ocean Dredged Material  Disposal Site (ODMDS)
     Designation' Final Environmental Impact Statement.
     PB92-104470/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02
92-01   PC A08/MF A02
     Report to Congress on Ocean Dumping, 1987-1990.
     PB92-188663/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OCTANOL/WATER PARTITION COEFFICIENTS
    Prediction of Octanol/Water  Partition Coefficient (K sub
    ow) with Algorithmically Derived Variables.
    PB92-217348/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

OCTANOLS
    Prediction of Octanol/Water  Partition Coefficient (K sub
    ow) with Algorithmically Derived Variables.
    PB92-217348/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

ODOR CONTROL
    Controlling Odorous Emissions from Iron Foundries.
    PB92-166925/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ODOR DETECTION
    Reference Guide to  Odor Thresholds  for Hazardous  Air
    Pollutants Listed in  the Clean Air Act Amendments of
    1990.
    PB92-239516/REB           92-04   PC A05/MF A01

OFFICE BUILDINGS
    OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory, May 1992.
    PB92-963264/REB                   92-01   PC E02

OFFICE OF AIR QUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
    Directory of OAQPS Information Services, May 1992.
    PB92-198654/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE
    OSWER Source Book: Training and Technology Transfer
    Resources.
    PB92-102169/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03

    Conducting RCRA Inspections at Mixed Waste Facilities.
    PB92-105196/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Community Relations during Enforcement Activities and
    Development of the Administrative Record.
    PB92-105469/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Section 3008(h) Module Order on Consent.
    PB92-105477/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Guide for  Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening.
    PB92-109073/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    State Programs Advisory Number Nine.
    PB92-149285/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF E16

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Chemical  Dehalogenation.
    PB92-169044/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Chemical   Dehalogenation  Treatability Studies  under
    CERCLA: An Overview.
    PB92-169275/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Guide 1or Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Washing: Quick  Reference Fact Sheet.
    PB92-170588/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening. Quick Refer-
    ence Fact Sheet.
    PB92-224377/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
    PB92-224401/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Citizen's Guide to In situ Soil Flushing.
    PB92-233113/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Citizen's  Guide to Innovative Treatment Technologies for
    Contaminated Soils, Sludges, Sediments and Debris.
    PB92-235563/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Citizen's Guide to Bioventing.
    PB92-235571/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Citizen's  Guide to   Using Indigenous  and Exogenous
    Microorganisms in Bioremediation.
    PB92-235589/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Citizen's  Guide to Air Sparging.
    PB92-235597/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA
    Solvent Extraction. Interim Guidance.
    PB92-239581/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Solvent Extraction Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
    PB92-239599/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    OSWER  Superfund Telephone Directory, October 1991.
     PB92-963202/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF  A01

     Regional Pilot Projects and Initiatives.
     PB92-963259/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

     Congressional Limits for FY 92 Alternative  Remedial
     Contracting  Strategy  (ARCS)   Program  Management
     Costs.
     PB92-963260/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

     Smart Moves in Superfund - Regional Initiatives. Volume
     1. Number 1, February 1992.
     PB92-963272/REB            92-04  PC AOt/MF  A01

     Regional Pilots and Applications of  Superfund Acceler-
     ated  Cleanup Model (SACM).
     PB92-963273/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

     Identification of a Senior Superfund Official for Address-
     ing Special NPL Site-Related Issues.
     PB92-963277/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

     Guide to Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes.
     PB92-963353/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

     Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment.
     PB92-963363/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Remedial Action  Report: Documentation  for Operable
    Unit Completion.
    PB92-963364/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    FY 1992 Themes for Regional Coordination to  Support
    Continuous Improvements of Superfund's Remedial Pro-
    gram.
    PB92-963368/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Understanding Supertund Risk Assessment
    PB92-963372/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Supplemental  Guidance to RAGS: Calculating the Con-
    centration Term. Volume 1, Number 1, May 1992.
    PB92-963373/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Compendium of ERT Field Analytical Procedures.
    PB92-963405/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Compendium of ERT Air Sampling Procedures.
    PB92-963406/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Overview of  ERNS: Emergency  Response  Notification
    System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
    PB92-963412/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
    Oil  Notifications:  Emergency
    System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
    PB92-963413/REB           92-04
Response  Notification

      PCA01/MFA01
    Guide to Removal Enforcement.
    PB92-963419/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Notification  Requirements for Continuous Releases of
    Hazardous Substances.
    PB92-963422/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Overview of the Off-Site Policy for OSCs and RPMs.
    PB92-963«3/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Guidance on Preparing Waste-in  Lists and Volumetric
    Rankings for Release to Potentially Responsible Parties
    (PRPs) under CERCLA.
    PB92-963606/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

OFFICE OF SOLID WASTES AND EMERGENCY
RESPONSE
    CERCLA Notifications: Emergency Response Notification
    System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
    PB92-963411/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

OFFICE OF WETLANDS OCEANS AND WATERSHEDS
    Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds Publica-
    tions.
    PB92-224310/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

OFFSHORE DRILLING
    Alaska North Slope Oil-Field Restoration Research Strat-
        M51653/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

OHIO
    National Priorities List Sites: Ohio.
    PB92-963246/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

OIL FIELDS
    Oil and Gas Field Emissions Survey.
    PB92-184977/REB           92-01   PC A14/MF A03

OIL POLLUTION
    Update on Implementation of the  Oil Pollution Act of
    1990. Volume 1, Number 4, September 1991.
    PB91-921374/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Oil Spill Clean Up.
    PB92-110469/REB
                               92-01   PC A01/MF A01
    Laboratory and Field Studies on BTEX Biodegradation in
    a Fuel-Contaminated Aquifer under Denitrifying Condi-
    tions.
    PB92-121227/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Bioventmg to Treat Fuel Spills from Underground Storage
    Tanks.
    PB92-121342/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Biotransformation  of Monoaromatic  and Chlorinated Hy-
    drocarbons at an Aviation Gasoline Spill Site.
    PB92-144005/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Technology Evaluation Report: The  Carver-Greenfield
    Process, Dehydro-Tech Corporation.
    PB92-217462/REB           92-04   PCA11/MFA03

    Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants: Update State-of-the-Art
    on Mechanisms of Action and Factors Influencing Per-
    formance with Emphasis on Laboratory Studies.
    PB92-222207/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

    Environmental Crisis in the Gulf. The U.S. Response.
    PB92-226182/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contin-
    gency Plan (The NCP).
    PB92-963261/REB           92-01   PC A1S/MF A03

    OPA Q's and A's: Overview of the Oil Pollution Act of
    1990.
    PB92-963348/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Supertund: Removals and Emergency Response.
    PB92-963400/REB            92-01  Standing  Order

    OPA Update: Implementation of the Oil Pollution Act of
    1990. Volume 2. Number 1.
    PB92-963420/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01
OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990
    Update  on  Implementation of the  Oil Pollution Act of
    1990. Volume 1, Number 4. September  1991.
    PB91-921374/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
OIL POLLUTION REMOVAL
    Effect of Nitrate Addition on Biorestoration  of Fuel-Con-
    taminated Aquifer: Field Demonstration.
    PB92-110444/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants: Evaluation of Three Labo-
    ratory Procedures for Estimating Performance.
    PB92-222041/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A03
OIL SLICKS
    Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants: Evaluation of Three Labo-
    ratory Procedures for Estimating Performance.
    PB92-222041/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A03
OIL SPILLS
    Effect of Bioremediation  on the  Mutagenicity  of  Oil
    Spilled in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
    PB92-206374/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Air Emissions from the Treatment of Soils Contaminated
    with Petroleum Fuels and Other Substances.
    PB92-212976/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Understanding the Fate of Petroleum Hydrocarbons  in
    the Subsurface Environment.
    PB92-217157/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Chemical Oil  Spill Dispersants:  Update State-of-the-Art
    on Mechanisms of Action and Factors Influencing  Per-
    formance with Emphasis on Laboratory Studies.
    PB92-222207/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Supertund: Removals and Emergency Response.
    PB92-963400/REB             92-01  Standing Order

    Overview of  ERNS:  Emergency  Response  Notification
    System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
    PB92-963412/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Oil  Notifications:  Emergency  Response   Notification
    System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
    PB92-963413/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
OIL WELLS
    Chemical and Physical Properties of Emissions from
    Kuwait Oil Fires.
    PB92-206481/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
OKLAHOMA
    National Priorities List Sites: Oklahoma.
    PB92-963221/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
ON-LINE SYSTEMS
    U.S. EPA Nonpoint Source Information Exchange Com-
    puter Bulletin Board System (BBS). User's Manual.
    PB92-228048/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
ONCOGENE PROTEIN P21 (HAS)
    Immunohistochemical  Detection of  P21 'ras' and P110
    'myc' Oncogene Expression in Regenerating Hat Liver.
    PB92-188895/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
ONCOGENE PROTEINS
    Immunohistochemical  Detection of  P21 'ras' and P110
    'myc' Oncogene Expression in Regenerating Rat liver.
    PB92-188895/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
OPACITY
    Technical Assistance Document: Performance Audit  Pro-
    cedures for Opacity Monitors.
    PB92-192889/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03
OPERATORS (PERSONNEL)
    Study of State Operator Certification Programs.
    PB92-137199/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
OPTICAL MEASURING INSTRUMENTS
    Technical Assistance Document: Performance Audit  Pro-
    cedures for Opacity Monitors.
    PB92-192889/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03
OPTICAL RADAR
    Variable Phase Function Approach for the Inversion of
    Lidar Return Signals.
    N92-31073WREB
                                               92-04
            (Order as N92-31013/5/REB, PC A16/MF A03)
OREGON
    Oregon, USA, Ecological  Regions and Subregions for
    Water Quality Management.
    PB92-180348/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites: Oregon.
    PB92-963245/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
ORGAN CULTURE
    Embryonic  Palatal Responses to Teratogens in Serum-
    Free Organ Culture.
    PB92-188960/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
    Quantitative Assessment of the Effects of Metals on Mi-
    crobial Degradation of Organic Chemicals.
    PB92-101385/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF AO1

    Predicting Chemical Concentration  Effects on  Transfor-
    mation Rates of Dissolved Organics by Complex Microbi-
    al Assemblages.
    PB92-101393/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Combustion Control of Trace Organic Air Pollutants from
    Municipal Waste Combustors.
    PB92-113158/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Assessing UST Corrective Action Technology: A Scientif-
    ic Evaluation  of the Mobility of Organic Contaminants in
    Subsurface Environments.
    PB92-114552/REB            92-01  PC A16/MF A03
    Estimation  pi Water  Solubility and  Octanol/Water Parti-
    tion Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes. Part 1. Relationship
    between Solubility and  Partition Coefficient.
    PB92-124320/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Technical Basis for Establishing Sediment Quality Criteria
    for Nonionic Organic  Chemicals Using Equilibrium Parti-
    tioning. Annual Review
    PB92-129642/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Comparison of Organic Emissions from Laboratory and
    Full-Scale Thermal Degradation of Sewage Sludge.
    PB92-136852/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Adsorption of Surfactants (Chapter 7).
    PB92-143809/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Modellierung und Simulation des Verhaltens von Umwelt-
    chemikalien in Boeden und Pflanzen (Modeling and Sim-
    ulation of the Effect of (Environmental) Chemicals in Soil
    and in Plants).
    PB92-143825/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Effects of pH,  Solid/Solution  Ratio, Ionic Strength, and
    Organic Acids on Pb and Cd Sorption on Kaolinite.
    PB92-143981/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Organic Contract Compliance  Screening System.  Soft-
    ware for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 1). User Manual.
    PB92-145564/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Organic Contract Compliance  Screening System.  Soft-
    ware  for the PC (SOW March 1990, Version  1). User
    Manual.
    PB92-145572/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Organic Contract Compliance  Screening System.  Soft-
    ware for the PC (Version June  1990). User Manual.
    PB92-145580/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Bioavaiiabiiity to Plants of Sludge-Borne Toxic Organics.
    PB92-153931/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Indoor Air Quality Data Base for Organic Compounds.
    PB92-158468/REB            92-01   PCA04/MFA01
    New Perspectives in  Aquatic  Redox Chemistry: Abiotic
    Transformations of Pollutants  in Groundwater and  Sedi-
    ments.
    PB92-166628/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Tedlar Bag  Sampling System  for Toxic Organic Com-
    pounds in Source Emission Sampling and Analysis.
    PB92-166719/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

    Organic Contract Compliance  Screening System.  Soft-
    ware for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 2) (User Manual).
    PB92-169564/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Landfill Leachate Effects on Transport of Organic Sub-
    stances in Aquifer Materials (Chapter 16).
    PB92-198225/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Landfill Leachate Effects on Sorption  of Organic Micro-
    pollutants onto Aquifer Materials.
    PB92-198597/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
    Comparison: Organic  Emissions from  Hazardous Waste
    Incinerators versus the  1990  Toxics Release Inventory
    Air Releases.
    PB92-206267/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Characterization of Condensible and Semivolatile Organic
    Materials from Boise Woodstove Samples.
    PB92-206606/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Methods  for the Determination of Organic Compounds in
    Drinking Water. Supplement 2.
    PB92-207703/REB            92-04   PC A12/MF A03

    Higher Plant Accumulation  of Organic  Pollutants from
    Soils.
    PB92-209378/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

    Assessing Toxicity of Organic Chemicals  to Anaerobic
    Treatment Processes.
    PB92-217058/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Respirometric Methods for Determination of Biodegrada-
    bility and Biodegradation Kinetics for Hazardous  Organic
    Pollutant Compounds.
    PB92-217108/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Prediction of Octanol/Water Partition Coefficient (K sub
    ow) with Algorithmically Derived Variables.
    PB92-217348/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Infrared Spectroscopy-Based Property-Reactivity Correla-
    tions  for Predicting  Environmental   Fate  of   Organic
    Chemicals.
    PB92-232925/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Organic   Contract    Compliance  Screening   System
    (OCCSS) Software (SOW February 1988) (for Microcom-
    puters).
    PB92-501501/REB                    92-01   CP 002

    Organic   Contract    Compliance  Screening   System
    (OCCSS) Software (SOW March 1990)  (Version 1) (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-501527/REB                    92-01   CP D02

    Organic   Contract    Compliance  Screening   System
    (OCCSS)  Software  (SOW  OLM01.8 Version   January
    1992) (Version 1) (for  Microcomputers).
    PB92-501535/REB                    92-01   CP D02

    Organic   Contract    Compliance   Screening   System
    (OCCSS) Software (OLM01.8  Version 2) (for Microcom-
    puters).
    PB92-502202/REB                    92-04   CP D02

ORGANIC CONTRACT COMPLIANCE SCREENING
SYSTEM
    Organic  Contract Compliance  Screening System. Soft-
    ware for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 1). User  Manual
    PB92-145564/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

    Organic  Contract Compliance  Screening System. Soft-
    ware  for the PC (SOW March 1990, Version  1). User
    Manual.
    PB92-145572/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Organic  Contract Compliance Screening System. Soft-
    ware for the PC (Version June 1990). User Manual.
    PB92-145580/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                           OZONE
    Organic Contract Compliance Screening System.  Soft-
    ware for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 2) (User Manual).
    PB92-169564/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Organic  Contract   Compliance  Screening   System
    (OCCSS) Software (SOW February 1988) (for Microcom-
    puters).
    PB92-501501/REB                    92-01  CP D02

    Organic  Contract   Compliance  Screening   System
    (OCCSS) Software (SOW March  1990)  (Version 1) (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-501527/REB                    92-01  CP D02

    Organic  Contract   Compliance  Screening   System
    (OCCSS) Software (SOW  OLM01.8  Version  January
    1992) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501535/REB                    92-01  CP D02

    Organic  Contract   Compliance  Screening   System
    (OCCSS) Software (OLM01.B Version 2)  (for Microcom-
    puters).
    PB92-502202/REB                    92-04  CP D02

ORGANIC LOADING
    EPA's Review and Approval Procedure for State Submit-
    ted TMDLS/WLAs.
    PB92-231588/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

ORGANIC MATTER
    Equilibrium-Analysis of Projected Climate Change Effects
    on the Global Soil Organic Matter Pool.
    PB92-153022/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
ORGANIC PHOSPHATES
    Multispectral Identification of Alkyl and Chloroalkyl Phos-
    phates from an Industrial Effluent.
    PB92-124353/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

ORGANIC SOLVENTS
    Research and Development Efforts to Develop Improved
    Inventory Methodologies for Area Source Solvent Emis-
    sions.
    PB92-126846/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Prediction of the Solubility of Hydrophobic Compounds in
    Nonideal Solvent Mixtures.
    PB92-143999/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Solvent Use Emissions Estimation Methodologies: Future
    Implications.
    PB92-150440/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ORGANIC WASTES
    Computerized Risk and Bioaccumulation System (Version
    1.0).
    PB92-114164/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    GAC Adsorption of a  Mixture  of Natural  Organic Matter
    and VOCs  in the  Presence and Absence of Molecular

    PB92S153782/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ORGANIZATIONS
    Catalogue and Directory of New England States and Re-
    gional  GIS Organizations and  Activities,  and  an Assess-
    ment of Their Future GIS Needs.
    PB92-178227/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

ORGANOCHLORINE COMPOUNDS
    Induction of Prophage  Lambda by Chlorinated Organics:
    Detection of Some Single-Species/Single-Site Carcino-

    PB92-195841/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ORGANOCHLORINE INSECTICIDES
    Proconvulsant Activity  of Endosulfan  in  Amygdala Kin-
    PB92-189000/REB
                               92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Characterization of Chemical Kindling with the Pesticide
    Endosulfan.
    PB92-189059/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
ORGANOPHOSPHATE INSECTICIDES
    Dose-Related Inhibition of Brain and  Plasma Cholinester-
    ase in Neonatal and Adult Rats Following Sublethal Or-
    ganophosphate Exposures.
    PB92-209360/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ORGANOTHIOPHOSPHATE INSECTICIDES
    Comparison of In vivo Cholinesterase Inhibition in Neona-
    tal and Adult  Rats by Three Organophosphorothioate In-
    secticides.
    PB92-110550/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ORYZIAS
    Carcinoma of the Exocrine Pancreas  in Medaka.
    PB92-129782/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Guidelines for Conducting Early Life  Stage Toxicity Tests
    with Japanese Medaka 'Oryzias latipes'.
    PB92-137488/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Guidelines for Culturing the Japanese Medaka, 'Oryzias
    latipes'.
    PB92-137496/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

OVARIAN MYCOSIS
    Ovarian Mycosis in the Topsmelt 'Atherinops aflinis'.
    PB92-129691/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

OVENS
    Capsule Report: Benefits of  Microprocessor Control of
    Curing Ovens for Solvent-Based Coatings.
    PB92-179993/REB           92-0!  PC A03/MF A01

OVERFLOWS
    Storage of Combined Sewage in a Marine Waterbody.
    PB92-158542/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Handling and Disposal of Sludges  and  Residuals from
    Combined Sewer Overflow Treatment.
    PB92-158567/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Demonstration of in-Receiving Water Storage of Com-
    bined Sewer Overflows:  In a Marine/Estuarine Environ-
    ment by the Flow Balance Method.
    PB92-158575/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Combined  Sewer Overflow:  Balancing Flow  for CSO
    Abatement.
    PB92-179761/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
OVULATION
    Assessment of Toxicant-Induced Alterations in the  Lu-
    teinizing Hormone Control of Ovulation in the Rat.
    PB92-150515/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
OVUM IMPLANTATION
    Pseudopregnancy and the Decidual Cell Response (OCR)
    in the Rat.
    PB92-126895/RE8           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Assessment of Implantation in the Rat.
    PB92-126903/RE6           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
OXADIXYL
    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 237: Oxadixyl. (New Chemi-
    cal Registration).
    PB92-238492/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
OXAMYL
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Oxamyl (VYDATE).
    PB92-173434/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
OXIDANTS
    Protocols for Evaluating  Oxidant Mechanisms for Urban
    and Regional Models.
    PB92-205848/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
    Summary of Selected New  Information on  Effects of
    Ozone  on  Health and Vegetation:  Supplement to 1986
    Air Quality  Criteria for  Ozone and Other Photochemical
    Oxidants.
    PB92-235670/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A02
OXIDATION
    Oxidation and Devolatilization of Nitrogen in Coal Char.
    PB92-121441/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Applicability of UV/Oxidation Technologies to Treat Con-
    taminated Groundwater.
    PB92-126853/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Enabling Document for New Source Performance Stand-
    ards for Air  Oxidation Processes and Distillation Oper-
    ations in the Synthetic Organic Chemical  Manufacturing
    Industry.
    PB92-161967/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Chemical Oxidation Treatment. Engineering Bulletin.
    PB92-180066/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Supercritical Water Oxidation:  Engineering Bulletin.
    PB92-224088/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
OXIDATION REDUCTION REACTIONS
    Oxidation-Reduction  Capacities of Aquifer Solids.
    PB92-110410/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Sunlight-Induced  Oxidation and Reduction  of Organic
    Xenobiotics in Water, 1992
    PB92-150499/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    New Perspectives in Aquatic Redox Chemistry:  Abiotic
    Transformations of Pollutants in Groundwater and Sedi-
    ments.
    PB92-166628/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Spectroscopic Study of  Surface Redox Reactions  With
    Manganese Oxides.
    PB92-179837/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
OXYGEN
    GAC Adsorption of  a Mixture of Natural Organic Matter
    and VOCs in the Presence and Absence of  Molecular

    PB926153782/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Effects of  Low  Dissolved Oxygen  on Survival,  Growth
    and  Reproduction of  'Daphnia',  'Hyalella'  and 'Gam-
    marus'.
    PB92-188846/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
OYSTERS
    Disease Incidence and Potential Mechanisms of Defense
    for MSX-Resistant and -Susceptible Eastern Oysters Held
    in Chesapeake Bay.
    PB92-195650/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

OZONATION
    Ozonation   Byproducts:  Identification  of  Bromohydrins
    from the Ozonation Natural Waters with Enhanced Bro-
    mide Levels.
    PB92-232958/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF  A01

    Ozone Disinfection and Treatment of Urban Storm Drain
    Dry-Weather Flows:  A Pilot Treatment Plant Demonstra-
    tion Project on the Kenter Canyon Storm Drain System in
    Santa Monica.
    PB92-239268/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF  A02

OZONE
    Annular Denuders for  Use in Global Climate and Strato-
    spheric Measurements of Acidic Gases and Particles  (Ab-
    stract Only).
    N91-32531/6/REB
                                                92-01
            (Order as N91-32528/2/REB, PC A05/MF A01)
    Variable Phase Function Approach for the  Inversion of
    Lidar Return Signals.
    N92-31073/9/REB
                                                92-04
            (Order as N92-31013/5/REB, PC A16/MF A03)

    Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
    Model.
    PB92-108760/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01
Regional  Ozone Modeling  for  Northeast  Transport
(ROMNET).
PB92-108786/REB           92-01  PC A1S/MF A03

Regional  Ozone Modeling  for  Northeast  Transport
(ROMNET). Appendices.
PB92-108794/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

Procedures for the Preparation of Emission Inventories
for Carbon Monoxide and Precursors of Ozone. Volume
1. General Guidance for Stationary Sources.
PB92-112168/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

Example  Emission Inventory Documentation for  Post-
1987 Ozone State Implementation Plans (SIPs).
PB92-112176/REB           92-01  PC A18/MF A04

Modulation of Human Alveolar Macrophage Properties by
Ozone Exposure In vitro.
PB92-113281/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Emission Inventory Requirements for Ozone State Imple-
mentation Plans.
PB92-118017/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analy-
sis of Ozone Precursors.
PB92-122795/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

Adjusting  Ambient Ozone Air Quality Indicators for Miss-
ing Values.
PB92-124155/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Comparison of Animal Infectivity, Excystation, and Fluoro-
genic Dye as Measures of 'Giardia muris' Cyst Inactiva-
tion by Ozone.
PB92-124288/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Development of Seasonal and Annual Biogenic  Emis-
sions Inventories for the U.S. and Canada.
PB92-126796/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Clean Air  Act Section 183(d) Guidance on Cost-Effective-
ness.
PB92-136795/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Effects of Ozone on Crops.
PB92-136845/REB
                           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Stratospheric Ozone Protection: An EPA Engineering Per-
spective.
PB92-136894/REB           92-01   PCA02/MFA01

New Developments in  Emission  Projection Methodolo-
gies.
PB92-139393/REB           92-01   PCA02/MFA01

Seasonal and Annual Biogenic Emission Inventories for
the U.S. and Canada.
PB92-139427/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01

Ozone  Decreases Spring Root Growth and Root Carbo-
hydrate Content in Ponderosa Pine the Year  Following
Exposure.
PB92-144039/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Enhanced Ozone Monitoring Network Design and Siting
Criteria Guidance Document.
PB92-145390/REB           92-01   PCA04/MFA01

Concentration-Time Models for the Effects of Ozone on
Bronchoalveotar Lavage Fluid  Protein from Rats and
Guinea Pigs.
PB92-150879/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01

Intersubject Variability  in Human Acute Ozone  Respon-
siveness. Symposium Proceedings.
PB92-158666/REB           92-01   PCA02/MFA01

Review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for
Ozone  Assessment of Scientific  and Technical Informa-
tion. OAQPS Staff Paper
PB92-190446/REB           92-01   PCA17/MFA03

Spatial  and Temporal Analysis  of Non-Urban Ozone Con-
centrations over the Eastern United States Using Rotated
Principal Component Analysis.
PB92-192152/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Sensitivity of Modeled Ozone  Concentrations to Uncer-
tainties in Biogenic Emissions.
PB92-192202/REB           92-01   PC A107MF A03

Corona Destruction: An Innovative Control Technology
for VOCs and Air Toxics.
PB92-206622/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Atlanta Ozone Precursor Monitoring Study Data Report.
PB92-220656/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Rethinking the Ozone Problem in Urban and Regional Air
Pollution.
PB92-223221/REB            92-04  PC A22/MF A04

Quality Review Guidelines for  1990 Base Year Emission
Inventories.
PB92-224435/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

Application  of the EPR Spin-Trapping Technique to the
Detection of Radicals  Produced  in vivo during Inhalation
Exposure of Rats to Ozone.
PB92-227412/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Ozone-Induced  Inflammatory  Response in Pulmonary
Cells.
PB92-232792/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Summary  of  Selected New  Information on Effects of
Ozone on Health and Vegetation:  Supplement to 1986
Air Quality Criteria for  Ozone and Other Photochemical
Oxidants.
 PB92-235670/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A02
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGION (UNITED STATES)
    Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Pacific  North-
    west Forest Vegetation.
    PB92-184985/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Characteristics  of  Successful  Riparian  Restoration
    Projects in the Pacific Northwest.
    PB92-196039/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

PACIFIC OCEAN
    Chetco Ocean Dredged Material Disposal Site (ODMDS)
    Designation: Final Environmental Impact Statement.
    PB92-104470/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02
PACKAGING
    European Packaging  Initiatives:  Leading  the Way  on
    Source Reduction.
    PB92-206242/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PAINTS
    Standard Operating Procedures for Lead in Paint by Hot-
    plate - or Microwave-Based Acid Digestions and Atomic
    Absorption  or  Inductively  Coupled  Plasma  Emission
    Spectrometry.
    PB92-114172/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Standard Operating Procedures for Measurement of Lead
    in Paint Using the SCITEC  MAP-3 X-ray  Fluorescence
    Spectrometer.
    PB92-114180/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
    Control of VOC Emissions from Ink and Paint Manufac-
    turing Processes.
    PB92-190230/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A02
PALATE
    Embryonic  Palatal Responses to Teratogens in Serum-
    Free Organ Culture.
    PB92-188960/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PALEOECOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF RECENT LAKE
ACIDIFICATION PROJECT
    PIRLA DBMS Quick Reference Guide.
    PB92-110824/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02
PALEOUMNOLOGY
    PIRLA DBMS Quick Reference Guide.
    PB92-110B24/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    How Much  Acidification Has  Occurred in Adirondack
    Region Lakes (New York, USA) since Preindustrial Times.
    PB92-180371 /REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Assessing Trends in Fishery  Resources and Lake  Water
    Aluminum from  Paleolimnological Analyses of Siliceous
        :-180405/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PAMS (PHOTOCHEMICAL ASSESSMENT MONITORING
STATIONS)
    Enhanced Ozone Monitoring Network Design and Siting
    Criteria Guidance Document
    PB92-14S390/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PANCREATIC NEOPLASMS
    Carcinoma of the Exocrine Pancreas in Medaka.
    PB92-129782/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PAPER INDUSTRY
    Development Document for Interim Final and Proposed
    Effluent  Limitations  Guidelines  and  Proposed  New
    Source Performance Standards for the  Bleached Kraft,
    Groundwood, Surffie. Soda, Deink. and Non-Integrated
    Paper Mills. Point Source Category. Volume 2. Sectors 8

    PB92-231562/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03
    Guidance Manual for Pulp,  Paper, and Paperboard and
    Builders'  Paper and Board Mills Pretreatment Standards.
    PB92-231638/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Development Document for Interim Final and Proposed
    Effluent  Limitations  Guidelines  and  Proposed  New
    Source Performance Standards for the  Bleached Kraft,
    Groundwood, Sulfite, Soda, Deink and Non-Integrated
    Paper Mills.  Volume 1. Segment of the  Pulp, Paper, and
    Paperboard.  Point Source Category. Group 1 Phase 2.
    PB92-231869/REB            92-04  PC A20/MF A04

    Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines and Standards for Control of Pol/chlorinated
    Biphenyls in the Deink Subcategory of the Pulp, Paper
    and Paperboard. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231984/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
PARTICLE DEPOSITION
    Deposition Patterns of Cigarette  Smoke in Human Air-

       2-158682/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PARTICLES
    Alternative Control Techniques Document:  For PM-10
    Emissions from Ferrous Foundries.
    PB92-180017/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
P ARTICULATES
    Volatile Organic Compound  (VOC) and Paniculate Matter
    (PM)  Speciation Data System User's Manual, Version 1.4.
    PB92-105527/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
    Reid  Performance  of Woodburning Stoves in Crested
    Butte. Colorado.
    PB92-113133/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    National  Air  Pollutant Emission Estimates 1940-1990.
    PB92-152859/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
    Evaluation of the Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrome-
    ter for Particle-Associated Ammonium Sulfate Determina-
    tion.
    PB92-160084/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    High-Volume Impactor for Sampling Fine and Coarse Par-
    ticles.
    PB92-166727/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Volatile Organic Compound and Paniculate Matter (VOC/
    PM) Speciation Data Base Management System (SPECI-
    ATE), Version 1.4 (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-500354/REB                   92-01  CP D02
PARTITION
    Prediction of Octanol/Water Partition Coefficient (K sub
    ow) with Algorithmically Derived Variables.
    PB92-217348/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PARTITION COEFFICIENTS
    Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Parti-
    tion Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes. Part  1. Relationship
    between Solubility and Partition Coefficient.
    PB92-124320/FIEB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Parti-
    tion Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes. Part 2. Reverse-
    Phase High Performance Liquid Chromatography.
    PB92-124338/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PASSAIC TOWNSHIP (NEW JERSEY)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Asbestos
    Dump, New Vernon Road and White Bridge Road Sites,
    Passaic Township,  Meyersville, NJ. (Second Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963809/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PASSIVE SMOKING
    Respiratory Health  Effects  of Passive Smoking: Lung
    Cancer and Other Disorders.
    PB92-182344/REB           92-04  PC A24/MF A04
PAST SYSTEM
    PAST: The Potential ARARs Selection Tool.
    PB92-152941/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PATH OF POLLUTANTS
    Fate of Polychlorinated Biphenyls  (PCBs)  in Soil Follow-
    ing Stabilization with Quicklime.
    PB92-114487/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Microbial Transport through Porpus Media:  The Effects of
    Hydraulic Conductivity and Injection Velocity.
    PB92-150465/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Modeling  Contaminant Transport through  Subsurface
    Systems.
    PB92-179118/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Humic Substances  and  Contaminant   Transport:  A
    Review.
    PB92-179753/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Evaluation of the Rackwitz-Fiessler Uncertainty Analysis
    Method for Environmental Fate and Transport Models.
    PB92-188879/HEB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PATHOGENIC BACTERIA
    Detection and Disinfection of Pathogens in Storm-Gener-
    ated Flows.
    PB92-209311/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PATHOGENIC FUNGI
    Ovarian Mycosis in the Topsmelt 'Atherinops affinis'.
    PB92-129691/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01
PATHOGENS
    Preliminary Risk Assessment for  Bacteria in Municipal
    Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
    PB92-126820/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Ovarian Mycosis in the Topsmelt 'Atherinops affinis'.
    PB92-129691/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
PATTERN RECOGNITION
    Improved  Method  for Estimating  Molecular Weights  of
    Volatile Organic Compounds from Low Resolution Mass
    Spectra.
    PB92-166685/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Comparison of SIMCA Pattern Recognition and  Library
    Search Identification  of  Hazardous  Compounds from
    Mass Spectra.
    PB92-227362/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PATTERNS
    Alterations in Rat Flash and Pattern Reversal Evoked Po-
    tentials after Acute or Repeated Administration of Carbon
    Disulfide (CS2).
    PB92-188929/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PENALTIES
    BEN: A Model to Calculate the Economic Benefit of Non-
    compliance. User's Manual.
    PB92-230358/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
    ABEL. User's Manual.
    PB92-230366/REB
                               92-04   PC A08/MF A02
PENNSAUKEN (NEW JERSEY)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Swope
    Oil  and Chemical  Company, Pennsauken Township,
    Camden County, NJ. (Second Remedial Action), Septem-
    ber 1991.
    PB92-963833/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02
PENNSYLVANIA
    National Priorities List Sites. Pennsylvania.
    PB92-963240/REB           92-01   PC A11/MF A03
PENTACHLOROETHANE
    Physiologically Based Toxicokinetic Model for the Uptake
    and Disposition  of  Waterbome Organic  Chemicals in
    Fish.
    PB92-136902/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PENTACHLOROPHENOL
    Effect of Pentachlorophenol on the Activation of 2,6-Dini-
    trotoluene to Qenotoxic Urinary  Metabolites  in CD-1
    Mice: A Comparison of Gl Enzyme Activities and Urine
    Mutagenicity.
    PB92-15089S/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Creosote, Pentachlorophenol, and Inorganic Arsenicals;
    Amendment of Notice of Intent to Cancel Registrations.
    PB92-152842/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  Program
    Demonstration Plan for Westinghouse Bio-Analytic Sys-
    tems Pentachlorophenol Immunoassays.
    PB92-170190/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Superfund  Innovative   Technology Evaluation   (Site)
    Report for the Westinghouse Bio-Analytic Systems Pen-
    tachlorophenol (PCP) Immunoassays.
    PB92-188713/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

PENTOBARBITAL
    Differential  Impact of Hypothermia and  Pentobarbital  on
    Brain-Stem Auditory Evoked Responses.
    PB92-113240/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PENTOSTATIN
    Host Resistance  to Murine Malaria in Mice Exposed to
    the Adenosine Deaminase Inhibitor, 2'-Deoxycoformycin.
    PB92-150812/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PEPPER PLANTS
    Protection of Tomatoes, Egg Plants, and Peppers: 1979-
    April  1991. Citations from AGRICOLA  Concerning Dis-
    eases and Other Environmental Considerations.
    PB92-140201/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03

PERFORANT PATH
    Potentiation of Inhibition with Pertorant Path Kindling: An
    NMDA-Receptor Dependent Process.
    PB92-120468/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
    Neurobehavioral  Evaluation System (NES)  and School
    Performance.
    PB92-124585/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation  of  Sampling Alternatives  for  Bioaerosols.
    Phase 2: Viable Microorganism Sampling Efficiency.
    PB92-136183/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    EPA  SITE  Demonstration  of the  Horsehead Resource
    Development Company Flame Reactor Technology.
    PB92-139401/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Program to Determine Performance of Fluorinated Ethers
    and Fluorinated Propanes in a Compressor Calorimeter.
    PB92-139468/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation  of Alternative  Samplers  for  Bioaerosols.
    Phase 1. Physical Sampling Efficiency.
    PB92-161918/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Use of Pilot Columns for Predicting Full-Scale GAC Per-
    formance.
    PB92-179159/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Performance of Automated Ambient SO2 Analyzers with
    Respect to a Proposed 5-Minute  Ambient Air Quality
    Standard.
    PB92-192178/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
    Enabling Document for  New Source Performance Stand-
    ards  for Air Oxidation  Processes and Distillation Oper-
    ations in the Synthetic  Organic Chemical Manufacturing
    Industry.
    PB92-161967/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

PERIFUSION
    Use of Perifusion to Evaluate Hormonal Release In vitro
    from Rat Pituitary and Hypothalamic Tissue.
    PB92-158534/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PERIODICALS
    EPA Journal Holdings Report. 1991.
    PB92-132810/REB           92-01   PC A12/MF A03

    EPA Journal Holdings Report, 1992.
    PB92-217728/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03

    RCRA, Superfund Monthly Hot Line Reports.
    PB92-922400/REB         92-01  SubscriptionS96.00

PERIPHERAL NERVES
    Neural Factors in the  Development of Renal Function:
    Effect of Neonatal Central  Catecholaminergic Lesions
    with 6-Hydroxydopamine.
    PB92-120492/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

PERMEABILITY
    Permeation of Multifunctional Acrylates through  Selected
    Protective Glove Materials.
    PB92-153915/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Background Document for  the  Liquid Release  Test:
    Single  Laboratory  Evaluation  and 1988  Collaborative
    Study.
    PB92-183201/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Modeling Radon Entry into Florida Houses with Concrete
    Slabs and Concrete-Block Stem Walls.
    PB92-201128/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

PERMEAMETERS
    Evaluation  of  Hydraulic Conductivities  Calculated from
    Multiport-Permeameter  Measurements.
    PB92-144013/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PERMEATING
    Permeation of Multifunctional  Acrylates through Three
    Protective Clothing Materials.
    PB92-164797/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

PERMIT APPLICATIONS
    Abstracts of Selected Precious Metal Mines' Permits.
    PB92-180090/REB           92-01   PC A21/MF A04
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                       PESTICIDES
PERMIT TRACKING SYSTEM
    Permit Tracking System (PTS): A User's Manual.
    PB92-105659/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Permit Tracking System  (PTS), Version  1.0 (for Micro-
    computers).
    PB92-500347/REB                   92-01   CP D03

PERMITS
    Permit Tracking System (PTS): A User's Manual.
    PB92-105659/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume  1.  User's
    Guide. Key Word Index.
    PB92-111715/REB                   92-01   PC E10

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 2  (9420.1980-
    9434.1900). Hazardous Waste Management System (Part
    260). General, Definitions, Petitions.
    PB92-111723/REB                   92-01   PC A13

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 3  (9441.1980-
    9441.1966).   Identification  and  Listing  of  Hazardous
    Waste (Part 261 (.General.
    PB92-111731/REB                   92-01   PC A14

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 4  (9441.1987-
    9441.1990).   Identification  and  Listing  of  Hazardous
    Waste (Part 261). General.
    PB92-111749/REB                   92-01   PCA14

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 5  (9442.1980-
    9444.1986).   Identification  and  Listing  of  Hazardous
    Waste (Part  261).  Criteria for   Identifying  Hazardous
    Waste, Characteristics of Hazardous Waste, Lists of Haz-
    ardous Waste.
    PB92-111756/REB                   92-01   PC A14

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 6  (9444.1987-
    9457.1990).   Identification  and  Listing  of  Hazardous
    Waste (Part 261). Lists  (Cont'd), Generator Standards
    (Part 262), General,  Pretransportation,  Recordkeeping,
    Special Conditions, Importing.
    PB92-111764/REB                   92-01   PC A15

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 7  (9460.1980-
    9482.1990). Transporter Standards (Part  263).  (TSDF's)
    (Parts  264 and  265), TSDF  Technical  Requirements
    (Parts 264 and 265).
    PB92-111772/REB                   92-01   PC All

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 8  (9483.1980-
    9489.1990). TSDF Technical  Requirements  (Parts  264
    and 265). Tanks,  Surface  Impoundments, Waste Piles,
    Land Treatment,  Landfills, Incinerators,   Miscellaneous
    Units.
    PB92-111780/REB                   92-01   PC A15

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 9  (9490.1980-
              ~	     "       '"  Hazardous
                                            ng Proce-
9521.1990). Standards for Managing Specific Hazardous
Wastes (Part 266). Permitting Policies, Permitting
    dures (Parts 124 and 270).
    PB92-111798/REB
                                       92-01   PC A15
    RCRA  Permit  Policy   Compendium.   Volume  10
    (9522.1980-9528.1990). Permitting Procedures (Parts 124
    and 270).  Applications,  Conditions,  Changes,  Interim
    Status.
    PB92-111806/HEB                    92-01  PC A15

    RCRA  Permit  Policy   Compendium   Volume  11
    (9530.1980-9581.1990). Air Emissions Standards, State
    Authorization (Part 271), Land Disposal Restrictions (Part
    268). Waste Minimization, Subtitle D, RCRA Grant Funds.
    PB92-111814/REB                    92-01  PCA17

    Trends and Patterns in Section 404 Permitting Requiring
    Compensatory  Mitigation  in  Oregon and  Washington,
    USA.
    PB92-153907/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Effects of Section  404 Permitting on Freshwater Wet-
    lands in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.
    PB92-217439/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Permit Tracking System  (PTS), Version  1.0  (for  Micro-
    computers).
    PB92-500347/REB                    92-01  CP DOS

PERSIAN GULF
    Environmental Crisis in the Gulf. The U.S.  Response.
    PB92-226182/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PERSONAL COOLING DEVICES
    Evaluation of Personal Cooling Devices for Dioxin Clean-
    up Operation.
    PB92-206895/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

PEST CONTROL
    Natural  Enemy  Risk  Assessment  (NERISK)   User's
    Manual.
    PB92-114990/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Protection of Nut Crops,  1979-April 1991. Citations from
    AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Environmen-
    tal Considerations.
    PB92-140219/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03

    Natural Enemy Risk  Assessment (NERISK) (for Micro-
    computers).
    PB92-500446/REB                    92-01   CP D06

PESTICIDE APPLICATOR TRAINING COLLECTION
    Pesticide Applicator Training Materials: A Bibliography.
    PB92-780873/REB         92-01  PCS97.50/MFS42.50

PESTICIDE REGISTRATION
    Creosote, Pentachlorophenol, and  Inorganic Arsenicals;
    Amendment of Notice of Intent to Cancel Registrations.
    PB92-152B42/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                     PESTICIDE RESIDUES
                                                         Proceedings of International Workshop on Research in
                                                         Pesticide  Treatment/Oisposal/Waste  Minimization.  Held
                                                         in Cincinnati, Ohio on February 26-27  1991
                                                         PB92-119940/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

                                                         Waste Minimization  for Non-Agricultural Pesticide Appli-
                                                         cators: EPA's Pollution Prevention Guide
                                                         PB92-153774/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                     PESTICIDES
                                                         Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 226: Bensulfuron Methyl.
                                                         PB92-104389/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                         Puget Sound Pesticide Reconnaissance Survey, 1990.
                                                         PB92-104504/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

                                                         On-Site Methods for Assessing Chemical Impact on the
                                                         Soil Environment Using Earthworms: A Case Study at the
                                                         Baird and McGuire Superfund Site, Holbrook, Massachu-
                                                         setts.
                                                         PB92-108166/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 227: Gokilaht.
                                                         PB92-110006/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                         RED Facts: Methoprene
                                                         PB92-111848/REB
                                                                                    92-01  PC A02/MF A01
Reregistration Eligibility  Document  (RED):  Methoprene
(List A, Case 0030).
PB92-111855/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED):  Heliothis zea
NPV (List A, Case Number 151).
PB92-111863/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01
RED Facts: Heliothis zea NPV.
PB92-111871/REB            92-01   PCA02/MFA01
Alachlor Position Document 2/3.
PB92-111889/REB            92-01   PCA02/MFA01
SELCTV System Manual for SELCTV and REFER  Data-
bases and the SELCTV Data Management Program.
PB92-113455/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Daminozide Position Document 4.
PB92-114198/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

1,3-Dichloropropene Position Document  1.
PB92-114206/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Daminozide Position Document 2/3.
PB92-114214/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Daminozide Position Document 1.
PB92-114222/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Cadmium: Special Review Document.
PB92-114230/RES            92-01   PCA01/MFA01
Alachlor: Position Document, 4.
PB92-114248/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Ethalfluralin Position Document 1 /2/3/4.
PB92-114263/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Dichlorvos (DDVP) Position Document 1.
PB92-114271/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document  2/3.
PB92-114297/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document  4.
PB92-114305/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Chlorobenzilate Position Document 1.
PB92-114313/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

RED Facts: Fosetyl-AI  (Aliette).
PB92-114321/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Reregistration  Eligibility  Document  (RED):  Fosetyl-AI
(Aliette).
PB92-114339/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

RED Facts: Sulfur.
PB92-114347/REB
                                                                                    92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                         RED. Facts: Potassium Bromide.
                                                         PB92-114354/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                         Reregistration  Elegibility  Document  (RED):  Potassium
                                                         Bromide.
                                                         PB92-114362/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Dinocap Position Document 4.
                                                         PB92-114370/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Sulfur (List A,
                                                         Case 0031).
                                                         PB92-114453/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

                                                         Natural   Enemy  Risk  Assessment  (NERISK)  User's
                                                         Manual.
                                                         PB92-114990/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Plant Tier  Testing: A  Workshop to Evaluate Nontarget
                                                         Plant Testing in Subdivision J Pesticide Guidelines. Held
                                                         in Corvallis, Oregon on November 29-December 1.1990.
                                                         PB92-116052/REB           92-01  PCA12/MFA03

                                                         Proceedings of International Workshop on Research in
                                                         Pesticide Treatment/Disposal/Waste  Minimization. Held
                                                         in Cincinnati, Ohio on February 26-27, 1991.
                                                         P892-119940/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

                                                         Another Look: National Survey of Pesticides  in Drinking
                                                         Water Wells. Phase 2 Report.
                                                         PB92-120831/REB           92-01  PC E05/MF A03

                                                         Pesticide Effects on Arthropod Natural Enemies: A Data-
                                                         base Summary.
                                                         PB92-124163/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

                                                         Toxicity, Selectivity and Sublethal  Effects of Pesticides
                                                         on Arthropod Natural Enemies: A Data-Base Summary.
                                                         PB92-124189/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                         NERISK: An Expert System to Enhance the Integration of
                                                         Pesticides with Anthropod Biological Control.
                                                         PB92-124254/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                         Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Warfarin.
                                                         PB92-126739/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

                                                         Reregistration  Eligibility Document (RED):  Warfarin. Ap-
                                                         pendices C-H.
                                                         PB92-126747/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

                                                         RED Facts: Warfarin.
                                                         PB92-126754/REB
                                                                                    92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                                                         Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 228: Triflumizole.
                                                         PB92-126978/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                         Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 229: Diquat Dibromide.
                                                         PB92-126986/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 231: Prodiamine.
                                                         PB92-145416/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         RED Facts: Carbon  Dioxide.
                                                         PB92-145424/REB
                                                                                    92-01   PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts: Silicon Dioxide and Silica Gel.
PB92-145432/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

RED Facts: Sodium Diacetate.
PB92-145440/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 230: Clethodim.      '
PB92-145457/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

RED Facts: Dried Blood.
PB92-145465/REB
                                                                                                                                            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                                                                                 RED Facts: Inorganic Nitrate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassi-
                                                                                                                 um Nitrates).
                                                                                                                 PB92-145473/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                                 RED Facts: Carbon.
                                                                                                                 PB92-147883/REB

                                                                                                                 RED Facts: Propionic Acid.
                                                                                                                 PB92-147891/RES
                           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                                                                                                            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
What  Can Be Learnt from Protocols Relating  to Non-
Pharmaceuticals.
PB92-150424/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Field Testing Pesticide Transport  Models at a Coopera-
tive Test Site Near Plains, Georgia.
PB92-150473/RE8           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Abiotic Transformations of Pesticides in Natural Waters
and Sediments.
PB92-150481/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Waste Minimization for Non-Agricultural Pesticide Appli-
cators: EPA's Pollution Prevention  Guide.
PB92-153774/REB           92-01  PC AOZ/MF A01

Pesticide  Reregistration Handbook: How to  Respond to
the Reregistration Eligibility  Document.
PB92-154806/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 232:  Isoxaben.
PB92-160548/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Reregistration Eligibility Document  (RED): Silicon Dioxide
and Silica Gel.
PB92-161900/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Reregistration Eligibility Document  (RED). Sodium Diace-
tate.
PB92-161934/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

Reregistration Eligibility Document  (RED): Dried Blood.
PB92-161942/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Inorganic Ni-
trate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassium Nitrates).
PB92-161975/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Reregistration Eligibility Document  (RED): Propionic Acid.
PB92-161983/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Preliminary Results of  a Pesticide Leaching Study  at
Plains. Georgia.
PB92-166354/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Treating Soil  Solution Samplers to Prevent Microbial Re-
moval of Analytes.
PB92-166610/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells.
PB92-168509/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1 - Ni-
trogen/Phosphorous Pesticides and Analytical Method 3
- Chlorinated  Acid Herbicides.
PB92-168517/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

Quality Assurance Plan for the National Pesticide Survey
of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 2 - Chlorinat-
ed Pesticides.
PB92-168525/REB                   92-04  PC A08

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells:  Analytical Method 5 -
Methyl Carbamates.
PB92-168541/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Quality Assurance Project Plan for  the National Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 6.
PB92-168558/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Quality Assurance Project Plan for  the National Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 7 - Fu-
migants.
PB92-168566/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 9 - Ni-
    trate and Nitrite.
    PB92-168574/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells Referee Analyses for An-
    alytical Method 2 - Organochlorine Pesticides, Analytical
    Method 4 - Carbamates, Method 5  - Methylcarbamates,
    Method 7 - Fumraants. and Method 9 - Nitrate/Nitrite.
    PB92-168582/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1.
    PB92-168590/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 3.
    PB92-168608/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water  Wells: Analytical Method 6 -
    Ethylene Thiourea.
    PB92-168616/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Hydrogeologic Charac-
    terization and Second-Stage Stratification Activities.
    P892-168624/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Survey of
    Pesticides in Drinking Water Wells: Well Sampling, Data
    Collection and Processing.
    PB92-168632/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Survey Statistics, Data
    Collection and Processing.
    PB92-168640/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    RED Facts: Sodium and Calcium Hypochlorite Salts.
    PB92-171958/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Proposed Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Standards for the Pesticide Manu-
    facturing Industry.
    PB92-173525/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Economic Impact Analysis of  Proposed Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Standards for the Pesticide Manu-
    facturing Industry.
    PB92-173533/REB           92-01   PC A1S/MF A03

    Development Document for Best Available Technology,
    Pretreatment Technology, and  New Source Performance
    Technology  for  the Pesticide Chemical  Industry. Pro-
    posed.  (Pesticide Chemicals Manufacturing Category Ef-
    fluent Limitations Guidelines,  Pretreatment Standards,
    and New Source Performance Standards).
    PB92-173541/REB           92-01   PC A21/MF A04

    National Home and Garden Pesticide Use Survey Final
    Report. Executive Summary.
    PB92-174739/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    National Home and Garden Pesticide Use  Survey.  Final
    Report. Volume  1.  Executive Summary.  Results, and
    Recommendations.
    PB92-174747/REB           92-01   PC A16/MF A03

    National Home and Garden Pesticide Use  Survey.  Final
    Report. Volume  2. Survey Design, Implementation, and
    Analysis Methods.
    PB92-174754/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
    Reregistration  Eligibiligy Document (RED): Sodium and
    Calcium Hypochlorites.
    PB92-180116/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Emergency Exemptions under Section 18 of the Federal
    Insecticide Fungicide and Rodentjcide Act 1. Guidance
    for State and Federal Agencies.
    PB92-183235/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Emergency Exemptions under Section 18 of the Federal
    Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenttode Act 2. Instructions
    for Submission of Emergency Exemption Applications.
    PB92-183243/REB           92-04   PCA03/MFA01

    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 225: Dichlorvos (DDVP).
    PB92-18581B/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

    Pesticide  Fact  Sheet  Number 91.1: Arsenic  Acid
    (H3AsO4).
    PB92-185826/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 112.1: Lead Arsenate.
    PB92-185834/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

    Pesticide Fact  Sheet Number 233: Ethylene Bisdithiocar-
    bamates (EBDCs).
    PB92-185842/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 234: Ethylene Oxide (EtO).
    PB92-1858S9/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 111.1: Calcium Arsenate
    (Tolerance Revocation).
    PB92-186410/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

    Characteristics of the U.S. EPA's Office of Pesticide Pro-
    grams' Toxicity Information Databases.
    PB92-188978/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Methods for the Determination of Nonconventional Pesti-
    cides in Municipal and Industrial Wastewater.
    PB92-190289/REB            92-01   PC AM/MF E08
    Status  of   Pesticides  in  Reregistralion   and  Special
    Review.
    PB92-190438/REB           92-01   PC A14/MF A03

    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Heptachlor.
    PB92-191105/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
    RED Facts: Heptachlor.
    PB92-192798/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 Mosquito Control Pesticides: Adverse Impacts to Fresh-
 water Aquatic and Marine Organisms.
 PB92-195890/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Protocol for Testing the Effects of Fungal Pesticides on
 Nontarget Beetles Using 'Hippodamia convergens' (Cole-
 oplera: Coccinellidae).
 PB92-217488/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 Citizen's Guide to Pesticides (Fourth Edition), November
 1991.
 PB92-218403/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 Registration Eligibility  Document  (RED):  Alkyl  Amine
 Hydrochloride.
 PB92-220219/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 Heregistration  Eligibility  Document  (RED):  Putrescent
 Whole Egg Solids.
 PB92-220227/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): 'Allium sativum'
 (Garlic).
 PB92-220235/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

 General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
 cides in the United States. Second Edition.
 PB92-221811/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

 Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Citric Acid.
 PB92-221829/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 RED Facts: Citric Acid.
 PB92-221B37/REB
                            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Ste-
phens County, Georgia.
PB92-224096/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Pesticide Reregistration Progress Report.
PB92-224328/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Pesticide Safety for Farmworkers (Uso Seguro de Pestici-
das para tos Trabajadores del Campo).
PB92-224344/REB                    92-04  PC A03

Pesticides and Ground-Water Strategy.
PB92-225051/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Pesticides in Drinking-Water Wells.
PB92-225069/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Protecting Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures.
Walker County, Georgia.
PB92-226224/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Permeation Resistance of Glove Materials to Agricultural
Pesticides.
PB92-227396/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Age-Related Percutaneous Penetration  of 2-sec-Butyl-4-
6-Dinitrophenol (Dinoseb) in Rats.
PB92-227495/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Status of Pesticides in Reregistration and Special Review
(Rainbow Report).
PB92-227636/REB            92-04  PC A14/MF A03
Pesticide Reregistration.
PB92-231182/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Suspended. Cancelled, and Restricted (SCR) Pesticides
PB92-231240/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim  Measures, Baker
County, Georgia.
PB92-232404/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Cul-
berson County, Texas.
PB92-232412/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, El
Paso County, Texas.
PB92-232420/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Mon-
ongalia County, West Virginia.
PB92-232438/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered  Species: Interim Measures, Hud-
speth County, Texas.
PB92-232487/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Jack-
son County, Mississippi.
PB92-232495/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
Towns County, Georgia.
PB92-232S03/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
Navajo County, Arizona.
PB92-232511/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Protecting Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
Graham  County, Arizona.
PB92-232529/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Carter
County. Tennessee.
PB92-232537/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Austin
County, Texas.
PB92-232545/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered  Species: Interim Measures, Sun-
flower County, Mississippi.
PB92-232552/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Du-
buque County, Iowa.
PB92-232560/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Fay-
ette County. Iowa,
PB92-232578/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01
 Protecting Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,  Ha-
 bersham County, Georgia.
 PB92-232586/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Protecting  Endangered Species:   Interim   Measures,
 Rabun County, Georgia.
 PB92-232594/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

 Protecting Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,  Co-
 chise County, Arizona.
 PB92-232602/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Boli-
 var County, Mississippi.
 PB92-232610/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

 Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Clay-
 ton County, Iowa.
 PB92-232628/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Protecting Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,  Co-
 conino County, Arizona.
 PB92-232636/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Aran-
 sas County, Texas.
 PB92-232644/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Mitch-
 ell County, North Carolina.
 PB92-232651/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim   Measures,
 Mohave County, Arizona.
 PB92-232669/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Yava-
 pai County, Arizona.
 PB92-232677/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

 Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Burke
 County, Georgia.
 PB92-232685/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim   Measures,
Wheeler County, Georgia.
 PB92-232693/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim   Measures,
 Sumter County, Georgia.
 PB92-232701/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Colo-
rado County, Texas.
 PB92-232719/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Floyd
County, Georgia.
 PB92-232727/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, David-
son County, Tennessee.
 PB92-232735/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim   Measures,
Gordon County, Georgia.
 PB92-232743/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

 Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Dooly
County, Georgia.
PB92-232750/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Hen-
derson County, North Carolina.
 PB92-232768/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Lee
County, Georgia.
PB92-232776/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

RED Facts: 'Allium sativum1 (Garlic).
PB92-233139/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

EPA's Pesticide Programs.
PB92-233147/REB
                            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
RED Facts: Putrescent Whole Egg Solids.
PB92-235621/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

RED Facts: Alkyl Amine Hydrochloride.
PB92-235639/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Pesticide Fact Sheet  Number 235:   'Bacillus  subtilis'
GB03.
PB92-238484/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 237: Oxadixyl. (New Chemi-
cal Registration).
PB92-238492/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Pesticide  Fact  Sheet  Number  238:  'Pseudomonas
fluorescens' and 'Pseudomonas syringae' Strains.
PB92-238500/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): lndole-3-Butyric
Acid. (List B, Case 2330).
PB92-238526/REB            92-04   PC A12/MF A03

Natural  Enemy Risk Assessment  (NERISK)  (for Micro-
computers).
PB92-500446/REB                   92-01   CP D06

General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
cides in the United States. Second Edition (for Microcom-
puters).
PB92-504356/REB                   92-04   CP D02

Pesticide Applicator Training Materials: A Bibliography.
PB92-780873/REB         92-01  PCS97.50/MFS42.50

Pesticide Compact Label File -1990 Updates.
PB92-911600/REB                92-01  Subscription

Compact Label File -1992 (Fiche 1 - 5281).
PB92-911699/REB               92-01  MFS2640.00
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                       PITUITARY HORMONES
PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
    Research and Development for Total-Flood Halon 1301
    Replacements for Oil and Gas Production Facilities.
    PB92-206515/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
    Assessing LIST Corrective Action Technology: A Scientif-
    ic Evaluation  of the Mobility of Organic Contaminants in
    Subsurface Environments.
    PB92-114552/REB           92-01  PCA16/MFA03

    Optimizing BTEX Biodegradation under Denitrifying Con-
    ditions.
    PB92-124262/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Technical  Aspects of Underground  Storage Tank Clo-
    sure.
    PB92-161199/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Potential Reuse of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil: A Direc-
    tory of Permitted Recycling Facilities.
    PB92-173780/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Column Studies on BTEX Biodegradation under Microaer-
    ophilic and Denitrifying Conditions.
    PB92-1790SO/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Remediation of Leaking USTs: A System for Accessing
    Case Histories and Related Documents.
    PB92-179803/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

PETROLEUM REFINING
    Guide for the Application of Effluent Limitations Guide-
    lines for the Petroleum Refining Industry
    PB92-232057/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

PHAGE LAMBDA
    Induction of Prophage Lambda by Chlorinated Organics:
    Detection of  Some Single-Species/Single-Site Carcino-
                               92-01   PC A03/MF ACM

    Prophage  Induction by ONA Topoisomerase II Poisons
    and Reactive-Oxygen Species: Role of DMA Breaks.
    PB92-195866/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PHANEROCHAETE CHRYSOSPORIUM
    Hazardous Waste  Degradation  by Wood  Degrading
    Fungi.
    PB92-217082/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY
    Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Pharmaceutical  In-
    dustry.
    PB92-100080/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

PHARMACOKINETICS
    Physiologically Based Toxicokinetic Model for the Uptake
    and Disposition of Waterbome Organic Chemicals in
    Fish.
    PB92-136902/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Consideration of Pharmacokinetics and Temporal Sensi-
    tivity for Hydroxyurea in Relation to Teratogenic Potential.
    PB92-136910/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Disposition of 2,3,7,8-Tetrabromodibenzo-p-Dioxin and
    2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-pKfioxin in the Rat: Biliary Ex-
    cretion  and  Induction of Cytochromes CYP1A1 and
    CYP1A2.
    PB92-150747/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Consideration of the Target  Organ Toxicity of Trichlor-
    oethylene  in Terms of Metabolite Toxicity and Pharmaco-
    kinetics.
    PB92-198621/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Physiotogica|ly Based Kinetic Model of Rat and Mouse
    Gestation: Disposition of a Weak Acid.
    PB92-198647/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Some Constitutive Modifiers of the Kinetic and Dynamic
    Behavior of Non-Esscntial Metals.
    PB92-227347/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PHARMACOLOGY
    Neurobiological  Effects of  Colchicine:  Modulation  by
    Nerve Growth Factor.
    PB92-158633/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Examination of the Anticonvulsant Properties of Voltage-
    Sensitive Calcium Channel Inhibitors in Amygdala Kindled
    Seizures.
    PB92-166776/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Antimutagenicity Profiles of Some Natural Substances.
    PB92-206382/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Host Resistance to Trichinella spiralis'  Infection in Rats
    and Mice: Species-Dependent Effects of Cyclophospha-
    mide Exposure.
    PB92-233006/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PHASE 2 RULE
    Summary of Phase II Regulations: National Primary Drink-
    ing Water Regulation for  38  Inorganic and Synthetic Or-
    ganic Chemicals.
    PB92-122969/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

PHASE STUDIES
    Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids: A Workshop Summa-
    ry. Held in Dallas, Texas on April 16-18,  1991.
    PB92-178938/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

PHENOBARBITAL
    Quantitative Image Cytometry of Hepatocytes Expressing
    Gamma-Glutamyl Transpeptidase and  Glutathione  S-
    Transferase in Diethylnitrosamine-lnitiated Rats Treated
    with Phenobarbitol and/or Phthalate Esters.
    PB92-227586/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PHENOL
    Performance Characterization of a Model Bioreactor for
    the Biodegradation  of Trichloroethylene  by  'Pseudo-
    monas cepacia' G4.
    PB92-129717/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Phenol.
    PB92-135508/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PHENOL/DICHLORO
    Environmental  Factors Correlated  to Dtchlorophenol
    Dechlorination in Anoxic Freshwater Sediments.
    PB92-124346/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PHENOL/PENTACHLORO
    Regiospecific Dechlorination  of  Pentachlorophenol by
    Dichlorophenol-Adapted Microorganisms in Freshwater,
    Anaerobic Sediment Slurries.
    PB92-101674/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

    Biodegradation  of Creosote and  Pentachlorophenol in
    Contaminated Groundwater: Chemical and Biological As-
    sessment.
    PB92-129659/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative  Biological Treat-
    ment  Processes for  the  Remediation of Pentachloro-
    phenol- and Creosote-Contaminated Materials:  Slurry-
    Phase Bioremediation.
    PB92-129683/REB           92-01  PC AOZ/MF A01

    Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative  Biological Treat-
    ment  Processes for  the  Remediation of Pentachloro-
    phenol- and Creosote-Contaminated  Materials:  Solid-
    Phase Bioremediation.
    PB92-129725/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Detoxification of Pentachlorophenol and Creosote Con-
    taminated Groundwater by Physical Extraction: Chemical
    and Biological Assessment.
    PB92-129733/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

PHENOLS
    Zooplankton Population Dynamics in Experimentally Toxi-
    fied Pond Ecosystems.
    PB92-153352/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PHILADELPHIA COUNTY (PENNSYLVANIA)
    Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  3). Pub-
    licker/Cuyahoga Wrecking  Plant, PA. (Second Remedial
    Action). June 1991.
    PB92-963902/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PHORBOL ESTERS
    Interactive Effects  of Aldrin, Cyclohexylamine. 2,4-Diarnin-
    otoluene and Two  Phorbol  Esters on  Metabolic Coopera-
    tion between V79 Cells.
    PB92-108026/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PHOSGENE
    Enhance and Prolonged Pulmonary Influenza Virus Infec-
    tion Following Phosgene Inhalation.
    PB92-124650/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Reduction of Neutrophil Influx Diminishes Lung Injury and
    Mortality Following Phosgene Inhalation.
    PB92-227420/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PHOSPHATE INDUSTRY
    Developmental Document for Effluent Limitations  Guide-
    lines and  New  Source  Performance Standards for the
    Other  Non-Fertilizer  Phosphate Chemicals Segment of
    the  Phosphate  Manufacturing. Point Source  Category.
    Group 1, Phase  2.
    PB92-231992/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PHOSPHATE ROCK SLIME
    Potential Uses of Phpsphogypsum and Associated Risks.
    Background Information Document.
    PB92-196054/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PHOSPHOGYPSUM
    Potential Uses of Phpsphogypsum and Associated Risks.
    Background Information Document.
    PB92-196054/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PHOSPHOINOSITIDES
    Compensatory Alterations  in Receptor-Stimulated Phos-
    phoinositide Hydrolysis in  the  Hippocampus  Vary as a
    Function of Dose of Colchicine.
    PB92-110501/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Age-Dependent  Changes in Receptor-Stimulated Phos-
    phoinositide Turnover in the Rat Hippocampus.
    PB92-206333/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PHOSPHONIC ACID/PROPYL-METHYL
    Health  Advisory for  Isopropyl  Methylphosphonic Acid
    (IMPA).
    PB92-232149/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTIONS
    Regional  Ozone  Modeling  for  Northeast  Transport
    (ROMNET).
    PB92-108786/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

    Regional  Ozone  Modeling  for  Northeast  Transport
    (ROMNET). Appendices.
    PB92-108794/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

    Production of Carbon Monoxide by the Homogeneous
    NOx-lnduced Photooxidation  of Volatile  Organic  Com-
    pounds in the Troposphere.
    PB92-110576/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Regional Oxidant Model (ROM) User's Guide.  Part 4: The
    ROM System User Tutorial (Processor Network and Core
    Model).
    PB92-120872/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Estimating  Natural Emissions for EPA's Regional Oxidant
    Model.
    PB92-129592/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 3. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction.
    PB92-150374/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 4. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction.
    PB92-150382/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Hydroxyl Radical Formation in Aqueous Reactions (pH 3-
    8)  of Iron(ll) with Hydrogen Peroxide: The Photo-Fenton
    Reaction.
    PB92-153824/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Regional  Oxidant Model  (ROM),  (Source  Code  Only)
    (Version 2.1).
    PB92-500842/REB          92-01  MagTapeSI 500.00

    Regional Oxidant Model (ROM), Source Code and Test
    Data (Version 2.1).
    PB92-500859/REB          92-01  MagTapeS4000.00

PHOTOCHEMISTRY
    Sunlight-Induced Oxidation and Reduction  of Organic
    Xenobiotics in Water, 1992.
    PB92-150499/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSING CHEMICALS
    Guides  to Pollution Prevention: The Photoprocessing In-
    dustry.
    PB92-129121/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSORS
    Guides  to Pollution Prevention: The Photoprocessing In-

    PS9?129121/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

PHOTOSYNTHESIS
    Leaf Photosynthetic and Water Relations  Responses for
    'Valencia1 Orange Trees  Exposed  to Oxidant Air Pollu-
    tion.
    PB92-153857/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PHTHALATE ESTERS
    Quantitative Image Cytometry of Hepatocytes Expressing
    Gamma-GlutamyT  Transpeptidase  and  Glutathione  S-
    Transferase  in Diethylnitrosamine-lnitiated Rats Treated
    with Phenobarbitol and/or Phthalate Esters.
    PB92-227586/REB           92-04  PC AB3/MF A01

PHTHALIC ACID ESTERS
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Phthalic Acid Esters
    (PAES).
    PB92-173442/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03

PHYCOVIRUSES
    Practical Directory to Phycovirus Literature.
    PB92-132893/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES
    Physical Property Data on Fluorinated Propanes and Bu-
    tanes as CFC and HCFC Alternatives.
    PB92-206507/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PHYSIOLOGY
    Use of  Perifusion to  Evaluate  Hormonal Release In vitro
    from Rat Pituitary and Hypothalamic Tissue.
    PB92-158534/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Collection of Interstitial  Fluid  and Seminiferous Tubule
    Fluid from the Rat Testis.
    PB92-179084/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Applications of a Neurobehavioral Screening Battery.
    PB92-179787/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PICLORAM
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Picloram.
    PB92-173467/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

PIGEON RIVER
    Water Quality Model for a River Receiving Paper Mill Ef-
    fluents and Conventional Sewage.
    PB92-195643/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PIGEON RIVER ALLOCATION MODEL
    Water Quality Model for a River Receiving Paper Mill Ef-
    fluents and Conventional Sewage.
    PB92-195643/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PILOT  COLUMNS
    Use of  Pilot  Columns for  Predicting Full-Scale GAC Per-
    formance.
    PB92-179159/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PILOT  PROGRAMS
    Regional Pilots  and  Applications of  Superfund Acceler-
    ated Cleanup Model (SACM).
    PB92-963273/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

PINE TREES
    Ozone  Decreases Spring Root Growth and Root Carbo-
    hydrate Content in Ponderosa Pine  the  Year Following
    Exposure.
    PB92-144039/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

PIPELINES
    Liquid and Gaseous Fuel Distribution System.
    PB92-115203/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Acoustic Location of Leaks in Pressurized  Underground
    Petroleum Pipelines.
    PB92-207687/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

PITUITARY HORMONES
    Influence of Chlordimeform on Alpha-Adrenergic Recep-
    tor-Associated Mechanisms of Hormonal Regulation in
    the Rat: Pituitary and Adrenocortical Secretion.
    PB92-143908/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
    Effect of Inhaled Methanol on Pituitary and Testicular
    Hormones in Chamber Acclimated and Non-Acclimated
    Rats.
    PB92-150788/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Use of Perifusion to Evaluate Hormonal Release In vitro
    from Rat Pituitary and Hypothalamic Tissue.
    PB92-158534/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PLAINS (GEORGIA)
    Field Testing Pesticide Transport Models at a Coopera-
    tive Test Site Near Plains, Georgia.
    PB92-150473/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Preliminary Results  of a Pesticide Leaching Study  at
    Plains, Georgia.
    PB92-166354/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

PLANT DISEASES
    Foliar  Injury Symptoms and Pigment Concentrations in
    Red Spruce Saplings in the Southern Appalachians.
    PB92-113216/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Preparation and Regeneration of Protoplasts of 'Colleto-
    trichum gloeosporioides' f. p. 'Aeschynomene'.
    PB92-195734/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Healthy  Lawn,  Healthy  Environment.  Caring for Your
    Lawn in an Environmentally Friendly Way.
    PB92-233899/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PLANT GROWTH
    Potential  Impacts of Increased Solar  UV-B  on Global
    Plant Productivity.
    PB92-180223/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
    Two Different Approaches for Control and Measurement
    of Plant Functions in Closed Environmental Chambers.
    PB92-108067/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Stress Interactions and Mycorrhizal Plant Response: Un-
    derstanding Carbon Allocation Priorities.
    PB92-144054/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PLANT VIRUSES
    Practical Directory to Phycovirus Literature.
    PB92-132893/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PLANTS (BOTANY)
    Two Different Approaches for Control and Measurement
    of Plant Functions in Closed Environmental Chambers.
    PB92-108067/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Plant Tier Testing: A  Workshop to Evaluate Nontarget
    Plant Testing in Subdivision J Pesticide Guidelines. Held
    in Corvallis, Oregon on November 29-December 1, 1990
    PB92-116052/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03

    Application of a Rant Test System in the Identification of
    Potential Genetic Hazards at Chemical Waste Sites.
    P892-1245S1/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Practical Directory to Phycovirus Literature.
    PB92-132893/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    ModeHJerung und Simulation des Verhaltens von Umwelt-
    chemikaJien in Boeder und Pflanzen (Modeling and Sim-
    ulation of the Effect of (Environmental) Chemicals in Soil
    and in Plants).
    PB92-143825/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Bwavailability to Plants of Sludge-Borne Toxic Organics.
    PB92-153931 /REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Use of Marsh  Plants for Toxicity Testing of  Water and
    Sediment.
    PB92-195882/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Higher Plant Accumulation of Organic Pollutants  from
    Soils.
    PB92-209378/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Protecting Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,
    Franklin County, Tennessee.
    PB92-231091/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

PLANTS REPRODUCTION
    Effects of Glean, a Sulfonylurea Herbicide, on the Repro-
    ductive Biology and Fruit Set in Cherry Trees. Progress
    Report to Region 10.
    PB92-142652/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PLASMA FURNACES
    Technology Evaluation Report of Retech, Inc.,  Plasma
    Centrifugal Furnace. Volume 1.
    PB92-216035/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

    Technology Evaluation Report of Retech, Inc.,  Plasma
    Centrifugal Furnace. Volume 2.
    PB92-216043/REB           92-04  PC A15/MF A03

    Retech,  Inc., Plasma Centrifugal Furnace: Applications
    Analysis Report.
    PB92-218791/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PLASMIDS
    Estimating the  Rate of  Plasmid Transfer: An End-Point
    Method.
    PB92-129626/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Cloning and Characterization of tfdS, the Repressor-Acti-
    vator  Gene of  tfdB, from the 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic
    Acid Catabolic  Plasmid pJP4.
    PB92-129634/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Heterotrophic Bacteria of  the Freshwater Neuston  and
    Their  Ability to Act as Plasmid Recipients under Nutrient
    Deprived Conditions.
    PB92-129766/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PLASTICS
    Lignoce!lulos>c-Plastic Composites from Recycled Materi-
    als.
    PB92-126861/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
fation of Hydraulic Head and Inverse Modeling.
	           92-04  PCA03/MFA01
PLASTICS INDUSTRY
    Production of Acetal, Amino, and Phenolic Resins.
    PB92-213263/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02
PLASTICS RECYCLING
    Ten Year Review of Plastics Recycling.
    PB92-153402/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PLATINUM GASAVER
    Emissions and Fuel Economy Effects of the Platinum Ga-
    saver, a Retrofit Device.
    PB92-104421/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PLATINUM GASAVERS
    Second EPA Evaluation of the Platinum Gasaver Device
    under Section 511 of the Motor Vehicle Information and
    Cost Savings Act (Updated).
    PB92-104413/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PLOIDIES
    Polyploidy Induction  as a Consequence of Topoisomer-
    ase Inhibition. A Flow Cytometric Assessment.
    PB92-143866/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PLUMES
    Fluid Modeling  Simulation of Stack-Tip  Downwash for
    Neutrally Buoyant Plumes.
    PB92-166644/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Chemical and  Physical Properties  of  Emissions  from
    Kuwait Oil Fires.
    PB92-206481/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Probability of Plume Interception Using Conditional Simu-
    lation of Hydraulic K    '   "       	
    PB92-227404/REB
PLUTONIUM
    Determination of alpha-emitting nuclides of  Plutonium.
    americium and curium in environmental materials: Pt. 1.
    Sea water.
    DE92614732/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
POECILIA
    Induction of Cytochrome P-450-IA1  in  Juvenile Fish by
    Creosote-Contaminated Sediment.
    PB92-129790/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
POISING CAPACITY
    Oxidation-Reduction Capacities of Aquifer Solids.
    PB92-110410/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

POLLUTION
    Dealing with Toxic Polluted Sediments in the Great Lakes
    Basin.
    AD-P006 908/8/REB         92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Predicting Chemical Reactivity by Computer.
    PB92-124312/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    EPA Journal Holdings Report, 1991.
    PB92-132810/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03

    Handbook for  Special Public  Notification for Lead for
    Public Drinking Water Suppliers.
    PB92-1647227REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Peer Review Workshop Report on  a Framework for  Eco-
    logical Risk Assessment.
    PB92-213198/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    EPA Journal Holdings Report. 1992.
    PB92-217728/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

POLLUTION ABATEMENT
    Degreaser System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
    AD-A242110/5/REB         92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Guides to Pollution  Prevention: The Pharmaceutical In-
    dustry.
    PB92-100080/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Waste Minimization  Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
    Refurbished Railcar Bearing Assemblies.
    PB92-10434B/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01
    Waste Minimization  Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
    Prototype Printed Circuit Boards.
    PB92-104355/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Waste Minimization  Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
    Speed Reduction Equipment.
    PB92-104363/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01
    Waste Minimization  Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
    Printed Labels.
    PB92-104371/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Running a Conference as  a Clean Product. International
    Conference on Pollution Prevention: Clean Technologies
    and Clean  Products. Held in  Washington, DC.  on  June
    10-13,1990.
    PB92-109099/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation  of Five  Waste Minimization Technologies at
    the General Dynamics Pomona Division Plant.
    PB92-125756/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Photoprocessing In-
    dustry.
    PB92-129121/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Automotive Refinish-
    ing Industry.
    PB92-129139/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
    Achievements  in Source  Reduction and Recycling for
    Ten Industries in the United States.
    PB92-137470/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Alaska North Slope Oil-Field Restoration Research Strat-

    PB92-1S1653/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Pollution Prevention Methods in the Surface  Coating In-
    dustry.
    PB92-153337/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Waste Minimization for Non-Agricultural  Pesticide Appli-
   cators: EPA's Pollution Prevention Guide.
   PB92-153774/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Pollution Prevention Case Studies Compendium.
   PB92-180165/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

   Asia Pacific Cleaner Production Conference: Cooperative
   Approaches  in Minimising Hazardous Wastes. Held  in
   Melbourne, Australia on February 24-27, 1992.
   PB92-180173/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Asia Pacific Cleaner Production Conference: International
   Legislative Trends. Held in Melbourne, Australia on Feb-
   ruary 24-27, 1992.
   PB92-180181/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer  of
   Automotive Air Conditioning  Condensers and Evapora-
   tors.
   PB92-188739/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer  of
   Metal Bands, Clamps, Retainers, and Tooling.
   PB92-188747/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Pro-
   ducing Galvanized Steel Parts.
   PB92-189695/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer  of
   Metal-Plated Display Racks.
   PB92-189703/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer  of
   Aluminum Extrusions.
   PB92-192137/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer  of
   Metal-Cutting Wheels and Components.
   PB92-192145/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer  of
   Motor Vehicle Exterior Mirrors.
   PB92-192806/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Printed  Circuit
   Board Manufacturer.
   PB92-196344/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer  of
   Sheet Metal Cabinets and Precision Metal Parts.
   PB92-196377/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer  of
   Can-Manufacturing Equipment.
   PB92-196385/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment for an Aluminum Extru-
   sions Manufacturer.
   PB92-196393/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

   Modifications to  Reduce Drag Out at a Printed  Circuit
   Board Manufacturer.
   PB92-19855S/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   European  Packaging  Initiatives:  Leading  the  Way  on
   Source Reduction.
   PB92-206242/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

   Facility Pollution Prevention Guide.
   PB92-213206/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

   Waste Minimization Opportunity Assessment Manual.
   PB92-216985/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer  of
   Military Furniture.
   PB92-217256/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Dairy.
   PB92-217264/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
   Components for Automobile Air Conditioners.
   PB92-217272/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
   Water Analysis Instrumentation.
   PB92-217280/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

   Protecting  Endangered   Species:   Interim  Measures.
   Walker County, Georgia.
   PB92-226224/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

   Pollution  Prevention Opportunity Assessment Histology
   Laboratory Xylene Use, Fort Carson, Colorado.
   PB92-228436/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

   BEN: A Model to Calculate the Economic Benefit of Non-
   compliance. User's Manual.
   PB92-230358/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

   Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for the  Metal Finish-
   ing Industry. Technology Evaluation Report.
   PB92-232214/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   RCRA, Superfund Monthly Hot Line Reports.
   PB92-922400/REB          92-01  SubscriptionS96.00

   National Oil and  Hazardous Substances Pollution Contin-
   gency Plan (The  NCP).
   PB92-963261/REB           92-01  PC A1S/MF A03

POLLUTION CONTROL
   Industrial  Pollution  Prevention  Opportunities for  the
                                                         1990s.
                                                         PB91-220376/REB
                                                                                    92-01   PC A04/MF A01
                                                        Update on Implementation of the  Oil Pollution Act of
                                                        1990. Volume 1, Number 4, September 1991.
                                                        PB91-921374/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                        Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Jadco-
                                                        Hughes Site, North Belmont, NC. (First Remedial Action),
                                                        September 1990.
                                                        PB91-921565/REB           92-01   PC A17/MF A03
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                                                                  KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                      POLLUTION CONTROL
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Hranica
Landfill, Buffalo  Township, PA. (First Remedial  Action),
June 1990.
PB91-921566/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Florida Radon Research Program: Technical Support for
tne Development of Radon Resistant Construction Stand-
ards.
PB92-108109/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Waste  Reduction Technology Evaluations of the  U S
EPA WRITE Program.
PB92-108133/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Development  of Alternate Performance  Standard  for
Radon  Resistant Construction Based on Short-Term/
Long-Term  Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 1
Technical Report.
PB92-115211 /REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Development  of Alternate Performance  Standard  for
Radon  Resistant Construction Based on Short-Term/
Long-Term Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 2. Ap-
pendices.
PB92-115229/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Standard Measurement  Protocols:  Florida Radon  Re-
search  Program.
PB92-115294/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
National Survey of Hazardous Waste Generators  and
Treatment, Storage, Disposal, and Recycling Facilities in
1986. Hazardous Waste Generation and Management.
PB92-123025/REB           92-01   PC AJ2/MF A03
Assessment of Diagnostic Measurements for Selection
for Residential Radon Mitigation.
PB92-153725/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Multi-Media Investigation Manual.
PB92-161553/REB           92-01   PC A12/MF A03

Preliminary Use  and  Substitutes Analysis of Lead  and
Cadmium in Products in Municipal Solid Waste.
PB92-162551/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A02

Update Package for  RCRA Permit  Policy Compendium
(Assorted Volumes).
PB92-182518/REB                    92-04   PC E99

Background Document  for the Liquid Release Test-
Single  Laboratory Evaluation and  1988  Collaborative
Study.
PB92-183201/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF AOZ

Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 1): Western
Sand and Gravel, Rl. (Second Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1985.
PB92-183284/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and Fiscal  Impacts
of EPA's Strawman-ll  on State Mine Waste Management
Programs. Volume 1. Summary Report.
PB92-190156/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and Fiscal  Impacts
of EPA's Strawman-ll  on State Mine Waste Management
Programs.  Volume 2. State Reports of Western Gover-
nors' Association Mine Waste Task Force States.
PB92-190164/REB                   92-01   PC A99
Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and Fiscal  Impacts
of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
Programs. Volume 3.  Appendix: State Reports Interstate
Coalition on Mine Waste.
PB92-190172/REB                   92-01   PC A14
Effects of Natural and Forced Basement Ventilation on
Radon  Levels in  Single Family Dwellings.
PB92-192194/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Case Study of Radon  Diagnostics  and Mitigation  in a
New York State School.
PB92-198571/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
Fuel Rich Sulfur Capture in a Combustion Environment.
PB92-205228/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Illinois  Lake Management Program Act Administrative
Framework Plan.
PB92-206879/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Multimedia Approaches to  Pollution  Control: A Symposi-
um Proceedings.
PB92-223171/REB            92-04   PC A08/MF A02

Vendor  Information System  for  Innovative  Treatment
Technologies (VISITT). Number 1.
PB92-224716/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Control Technologies for Remediation of Contaminated
Soil and Waste Deposits at Superfund Lead Battery Re-
cycling Sites.
PB92-227388/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Data User's Guide to the United States Environmental
Protection Agency's Long-Term Monitoring Project: Qual-
ity Assurance Plan and Data Dictionary.
PB92-239573/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF AOZ

Implementation  of the  Superfund  Alternative Remedial
Contracting Strategy  (ARCS):  Report of the Administra-
tor's Task Force. Implementation Plan.
PB92-963201/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Connecticut.
PB92-963203/REB
                                            92-01
        see individual report for order number and price
National Priorities List Sites. Maine.
PB92-963204/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: New Hampshire.
PB92-963205/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Massachusetts.
PB92-963206/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Puerto Rico.
PB92-963207/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: New York.
PB92-963208/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

National Priorities List Sites: North Carolina
PB92-963209/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: South Carolina.
PB92-963210/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Minnesota.
PB92-963211/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF AOZ

National Priorities List Sites: Texas.
PB92-963212/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF AOZ

National Priorities List Sites: Kansas.
PB92-963213/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Missouri.
PB92-963214/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Utah.
PB92-963215/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Arizona and Nevada.
PB92-963216/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Virginia.
PB92-963217/REB            92-01
National Priorities List Sites: Maryland.
PB92-963218/REB            92-01

National Priorities List Sites: Idaho.
PB92-963219/REB            92-01

National Priorities List Sites: Arkansas.
PB92-963220/REB            92-01
                                  PC A05/MF A01
PC A04/MF A01
PC A04/MF A01
                                  PC A04/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Oklahoma.
PB92-963221/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Louisiana.
PB92-963222/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Alabama.
PB92-963223/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Mississippi
PB92-963224/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Tennessee.
PB92-963225/REB
                            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Georgia.
PB92-963226/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Kentucky.
PB92-963227/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Delaware.
PB92-963228/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: West Virginia
PB92-963229/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Rhode Island
PB92-963230/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Vermont.
PB92-963231/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: New Mexico.
PB92-963232/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Nebraska.
PB92-963233/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Iowa.
PB92-963234/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Montana.
PB92-963235/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: North Dakota and South
Dakota.
PB92-963236/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Colorado
PB92-963237/ReS            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Wyoming.
PB92-963238/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: California and Hawaii.
PB92-963239/REB            92-01  PC A11/MF A03

National Priorities List Sites: Pennsylvania.
PB92-963240/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03
National Priorities List Sites: New Jersey.
PB92-963241/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

National Priorities List Sites: American Samoa,  Guam,
and the Trust Territories.
PB92-963242/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Wisconsin.
PB92-963243/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
National Priorities List Sites: Washington.
P892-963244/REB
                           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
National Priorities List Sites.- Oregon.
PB92-963245/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Ohio.
PB92-963246/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF AOZ
National Priorities List Sites: Michigan.
PB92-963247/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

National Priorities List Sites: Illinois.
PB92-963248/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF AOZ

National Priorities List Sites: Indiana.
PB92-963249/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF AOZ

National Priorities List Sites: Florida.
PB92-963250/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF AOZ

National Priorities List Sites: Alaska.
PB92-963251/REB           92-01  PCA04/MFA01
 Superfund:  Focusing on  ;he  Nation  at  Large.  1991
 Update.
 PB92-963252/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 National Priorities List Sites Set (1991).
 PB92-963253/REB            92-01   PC E99/MF E99

 Superfund: Reporting on Cleanup Activities through Envi-
 ronmental Indicators. FY 1991 Update.
 PB92-963255/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Superfund Contracts Management Issues.
 PB92-963257/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Implementation of the Alternative Remedial Contracting
 Strategy (ARCS)  Task Force Recommendations: Trans-
 mittal of the Implementation Plan.
 PB92-963258/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

 Superfund Progress, Spring 1992.
 PB92-963265/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Superfund Progress - Aficionado's Version (Progress as
 of March 31, 1992).
 PB92-963267/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Contracting  and Subcontracting Guide to  the Superfund
 Program.
 PB92-963274/REB                   92-04   PC Free

 Superfund Program  implementation  Manual, Fiscal Year
 1993. Volumes 1 and 2.
 PB92-963276/REB            92-04   PC A18/MF A04

 NPL Characterization Project: National Results.
 PB92-963304/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF AOZ

 NPL Characterization Project: Region 1  Resulls.
 PB92-963305/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

 NPL Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
 PB92-963306/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 NPL Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
 PB92-963307/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 NPL Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
 PB92-963308/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 NPL Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
 PB92-963309/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

 NPL Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
 PB92-963310/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 NPL Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
 PB92-963311/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 NPL Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
 PB92-963312/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 NPL Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
 PB92-S63313/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 NPL Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
PB92-963314/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 Revised Hazard  Ranking System: Evaluating Sites After
Waste Removals.
 PB92-963326/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Audits and the Superfund Program Manager.
 PB92-963328/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

State and Local Involvement in the Superfund Program.
 PB92-963329/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

 Political Subdivision Involvement in Superfund.
 PB92-963330/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

Debarment and Suspension.
 PB92-963331/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

Administrative Guidance for the  FIT to ARCS (FIT/ARCS)
Transition.
 PB92-963332/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

 Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund. Volume 1.
 Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part B, Development
 of Risk-Based Preliminary Remediation  Goals).
 PB92-963333/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund. Volume 1.
 Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C, Risk Evalua-
 tion of Remedial Alternatives).
 PB92-963334/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

 ECO Update: Ecological Assessment of Superfund Sites.
 An Overview. Volume 1, Number 2, December 1991.
 PB92-963335/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Homeowners Exempted from Superfund Cleanup Costs:
 National Policy Overview.
 PB92-963336/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

 ECO Update:  The Role of  BTAGs in Ecological Assess-
 ment. Volume 1, Number 1, September 1991.
 PB92-963337/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Estimating Potential for Occurrence  of DNAPL at Super-
 fund Sites.
 PB92-963338/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Risk  Assessment Guidance for Superfund. Volume 1.
 Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part B).
 PS92-963339/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Risk  Assessment Guidance for Superfund. Volume 1.
 Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C).
 PB92-963340/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Update No. 2 to 'Procedures for Completion and Deletion
 of NPL Sites'.
 PB92-963344/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

 Guide to Principal Threat and Low Level Threat Wastes.
 PB92-963345/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01
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                                                                     KEYWORD INDEX
    Characterization  Protocol  for Radioactive Contaminated
    Soils.
    PB92-963354/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Considerations in Ground-Water  Remediation at Super-
    fund Sites and RCRA Facilities: Update.
    PB92-963358/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund  Accelerated  Cleanup Bulletin.  Volume  1,
    Number 1. Presumptive Remedies for Municipal Landfill
    Sites.
    PB92-963367/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Superfund Removal Procedures: Removal Enforcement
    Guidance for On-Scene Coordinators.
    PB92-963409/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Standard Operating Safety Guides.
    PB92-963414/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A03

    Superfund  Removal  Procedures:  Public  Participation
    Guidance  for On-Scene Coordinators: Community Rela-
    tions and the Administrative Record.
    PB92-963416/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 1): Western
    Sand and Gravel Site. Burrilrville and North Smithheld, Rl.
    (Third Remedial Action), April 1991.
    PB92-963701/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 1): Dover
    Municipal  Landfill.  Dover. NH. (First Remedial  Action),
    September 1991.
    PB92-963702/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 1): Union
    Chemical.  South  Hope, ME. (First Remedial Action). De-
    cember 1990.
    PB92-963703/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1):  Nyanza
    Chemical Waste  Dump, Operable Unit 2, Ashland. MA.
    (Second Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-963704/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1):  Mottoto
    Pig Farm,  Raymond. NH. (First RemediaT Action). March
    1991.
    PB92-963705/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1):  Savage
    Municipal  Water Supply.  Mitford, NH.  (First Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963706/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 1):  Iron
    Horse  Park, BHterica,  MA. (Second  Remedial  Action).
    June 1991.
    PB92-963707/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Sullivan's
    Ledge  Superfund Site,  Middle Marsh Operable Unit New
    Bedford, MA. (First Remedial Action),  September 1991.
    PB92-963708/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  1): Silresim
    Chemical, MA (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-963709/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 1): Grove-
    land Wells, Operable Unit 1, Groveland, MA. (Second Re-
    medial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963710/HEB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): C and J
    Disposal Site. Town of Eaton, Madison County. NY. (First
    Remedial Action). March 1991.
    PB92-963801/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Endicott
    Village WeWtetd.  Broome County, Endicott, NY. (Second
    Remedial Action). March 1991.
    PB92-963802/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF ADI

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Genzate
    Plating Company. Franklin Square, Nassau County, NY.
    (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
    PB92-963803/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 2):  Global
    Landfill, Middlesex  County, NJ. (First Remedial  Action).
    October 1991.
    PB92-963804/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A02

    Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 2):  Love
    Canal (93rd Street School), Niagara County. City of Niag-
    ara Falls. NY. (Third  Remedial  Action),  (Amendment).
    May 1991.
    PB92-963805/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
    Engineering  Center (Operable Unit  3),  Lakehurst, NJ.
    (Fourth Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963806/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Matttace
    Petrochemicals Co., Inc., Nassau County, Glen Cove, NY.
    (Second Remedial Action). June 1991.
    PB92-963807/REB           92-O4  PC AM/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
    Engineering  Center (Operable Unit   1).  Lakehurst. NJ.
    (First Remedial Action), February 1991.
    PB92-96380B/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Asbestos
    Dump, New  Vernon Road and White  Bridge Road Sites,
    Passaac Township, Meyersville, NJ.   (Second Remedial
    Action). September 1991.
    PB92-963809/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
    Engineering  Center. (Operable Unit  2).  Lakehurst. NJ.
    (Second Remedial Action). February 1991.
    PB92-963810/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Chemsol,
Inc., Piscataway, Middlesex County. NJ  (First Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963811/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2): Hooker
Chemical  S-Area.  Niagara Falls,  NY. (First Remedial
Action), September 1990.
PB92-963812/REB            92-04  PCA15/MFA03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): NL Indus-
tries. Salem County, Pedricktown, NJ. (First Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963813/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision: Roebling Steel Company,
Florence  Township, Burlington County, NJ. (Second Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963614/REB            92-04  PC AM/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Waldick
Aerospace Devices, Wall  Township, Monmouth County,
NJ. (Second Remedial Action). March 1991.
PB92-963815/REB            92-04  PC AM/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Upper
Deerfield  Township Sanitary  Landfill, Upper Deerfield
Township,  Cumberland  County,   NJ. (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963816/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Nascolite
Corporation, Doris  Avenue, Cities  of Miltvilte and  Vine-
land, Cumberland County. NJ. (Second Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-963817/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): General
Motors/Central  Foundry  Division  Site,   St.  Lawrence
County, Massena, NY. (First Remedial Action). December
1990.
PB92-963818/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Frontera
Creek Site,  Humacao,  Puerto Rico (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963819/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Fort Dix
Landfill, Fort Dix Military Reservation. Pemberton Town-
ship, Burlington County. NJ. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-963820/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Hertel
Landfill, Town of Plattekill,  Ulster County, NY. (First Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963821/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Colesville
Municipal  Landfill  Site. Town of Colesville,  Broome
County, NY. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
PB92-963822/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Applied
Environmental Services Site, Glenwood Landing, Nassau
County, NY. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963823/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Conklin
Dumps, Broome County,  Conklin.  NY. (First Remedial
Action), March 1991.
PB92-963824/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2): Curcio
Scrap Metal, Bergen County, Saddle Brook, NJ. (First Re-
medial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963B25/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Warwick
Landfill, Town of Warwick, Orange County. NY. (First Re-
medial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963826/REB            92-O4  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Sinclair
Refinery,  Altegany  County, Wellsville, NY.  (Second Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963827/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Fibers
Public Supply Wells, Guayama.   PR.  (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963828/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region  2):  White
Chemical  Corporation, Essex County, Newark, NJ.  (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963829/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Circuitron
Corporation, East Farmingdale. Suffolk County, NY. (First
Remedial Action). March 1991.
PB92-963830/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2): Juncos
Landfill. Juncos.  PR. (First  Remedial Action), September
1991.
PB92-963831/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2): Swope
Oil  and  Chemical  Company, Pennsauken Township,
Camden County, NJ. (Second Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-963833/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2): Garden
State Cleaners,  Buena Borough,  Atlantic County. NJ.
(First Remedial Action). September  1991.
PB92-963834/REB            92-04  PC AM/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3): Mid-At-
lantic Wood Preservers, Harmans, Anne Arundel County,
MD. (First Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963901/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A01
Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  3): Pub-
licker/Cuyahoga Wrecking Plant, PA. (Second Remedial
Action), June 1991.
PB92-963902/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): Resin
Disposal, Jefferson Borough, Allegheny County, PA. (First
Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963903/REB            92-01   PC AM/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): Cryo-
Chem Site, Earl Township, Berks County. PA. (Third Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963908/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  USA Ab-
erdeen, Michaelsville,  MD. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-963909/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Let-
terkenny  - PDO, Chambersburg,  PA. (First  Remedial
Action), August 1991.
PB92-963910/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Let-
terkenny - Southeastern Area, Chambersburg. PA. (First
Remedial Action), August 1991.
PB92-963911/REB            92-01   PC AM/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): Whit-
moyer  Laboratories  (Operable Unit 2), Lebanon County,
PA. (Second Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963912/HEB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Strasburg
Landfill, Newlin Township, Chester County. PA. (Second
Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963913/REB            92-01   PC AM/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  3): Halby
Chemical, Wilmington, New Castle County, DE. (Fret Re-
medial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963914/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Brodhead
Creek, Stroudsburg, PA. (First Remedial Action),  March
1991.
PB92-963915/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Ab-
erdeen Proving Ground. Edgewood, MD. (First Remedial
Action), September 1991
PB92-963916/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  3): Heleva
Landfill Site. Lehigh County, PA. (First  Remedial Action).
(Amendment). September 1991.
PB92-963917/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Industrial
Drive Operable Unit 2. Williams Township, PA.  (Second
Remedial Action), March 1991.
PB92-963918/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): NCR Cor-
poration (VHIsboro Plant). Sussex  County. Miltsboro, DE.
(First Remedial Action), August 1991.
PB92-963919/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): AVCO Ly-
coming-Williamsport Division,  Lycoming County, Williams-
port. PA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963920/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  3): William
Dick Lagoons, West Cain Township, Chester County. PA.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963921/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3): Haver-
town  PCP (Pentachlorophenof),   Haverford  Township,
Delaware County, PA.  (Second Remedial  Action). Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-963922/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Sealand
Limited Site. Mt Pleasant, DE. (First  Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-963923/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  3): First
Piedmont  Rock Quarry/Route 719 Site.  Danville. VA.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963924/REB            92-04   PC AM/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Arrow-
head Associates/Scovill, Montross. VA. (First Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-96392S/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): WWt-
moyer  Laboratories  (Operable Unit 3). Lebanon County,
PA. (Third Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963926/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Saunders
Supply  Company,  Chuckatuck.  VA.  (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963927/RE6            92-04   PC AM/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Old City
of York Landfill. Springfield Township, York County. PA
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963928/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA flegjon  3): Dixie
Caverns County Landfill, Roanoke County. VA. (First Re-
medial Action). September 1991.
PB92-963929/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
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Superiund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Green-
wood  Chemical  Site,  Operable Unit 2, Newtown,  VA
(Second Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963930/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Modern
Sanitation Landfill, Windsor and Lower Windsor Town-
ships,  York County, PA. (First Remedial Action), June
1991
PB92-963931/REB            92-04   PCA04/MFA01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): McAdoo
Associates, (Operable  Unit 2), Schuylkill  County,  PA.
(Third  Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963932/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Eastern
Diversified Metals, Schuylkill County. PA. (First Remedial
Action), March 1991.
PB92-963933/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Hercules
009 Landfill Site, Brunswick, Qlynn County, GA. (First Re-
medial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964001/REB            92-O1   PC A03/MF A01

Superiund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): USAF
Robins Air Force Base, Warner Robins,  Houston County,
GA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964002/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Monsanto
Superfund Site, Augusta, GA. (First Remedial Action), De-
cember 1990.
PB92-964003/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):  Tn-City
Industrial Disposal Site. Bullitt County, Brooks, KY. (First
Remedial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964004/REB            92-01   PC A14/MF A03

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Aberdeen
Pesticide Dumps,  Moore County. Aberdeen, NC. (First
Remedial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
PB92-964005/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Smith's
Farm  Site (First Operable  Unit), Bullitt  County, Brooks,
KY. (First Remedial Action), (Amendment),  September
1991.
PB92-964006/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Petrole-
um Products Corporation Site. Operable Unit 1, Pem-
broke  Park, Broward County, FL (First Remedial Action),
October  1990.
PB92-9S4007/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 4):  San-
gamo/Twetve-Mile Creek, Lake Hartwell PCS Contamina-
tion Site, Pickens, SC. (First Remedial Action), December
1990.
PB92-964008/REB            92-01   PC A11/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):  Medley
Farms, Cherokee County, Gaffney.  SC. (First Remedial
Action). May 1991.
PB92-964009/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): USA An-
ntston Army  Depot, (Groundwater Operable Unit), Cal-
houn County, Anniston, AL. (First Remedial Acton), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964010/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):  Wrigley
Charcoal Site, Hickman County, Wrigley, TN. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
P892-964011 /REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  4): Oak
Ridge  Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 4), Roane
County, Oak Ridge, TN. (Third Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-964012/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superiund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  4): Oak
Ridge  Reservation (USDOE).  (Operable Unit  2), Oak
Ridge, TN. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964013/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Arlington
Blending and Packaging, Shelby County, Arlington, TN.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964014/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Maxey
Flats  Nuclear Disposal Site,  Fleming County, KY.  (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
P892-964015/REB           92-0/4  PC A09/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Interstate
Lead (ILCO). Jefferson County, Leeds. AL. (First Remedi-
al Action), September 1991.
PB92-964016/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Carolina
Transformer  Site,  Cumberland  County,  Fayetteville, NC.
(First Remedial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964017/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superiund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Golden
Strip Septic  Tank, Greenville  County, Simpsonville, SC.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-96401B/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Sherwood
Medical  Industries. Volusia  County. Deland. FL. (First Re-
medial Action), March 1991.
PB92-964019/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Velsicol
Chemical, (First Operable Unit), Toone,  TN. (First Reme-
dial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964020/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Ciba-
Geigy.  Washington County, Mclntosh, AL. (Second Re-
medial  Action), September 1991.
PB92-964021/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 4): Oak
Ridge Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 3), Anderson
County, Oak Ridge, TN. (Second Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964022/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 4): Charles
Macon  Lagoon and  Drum Storage,  Richmond County,
Cordova, NC. (First Remedial Action),  September 1991.
PB92-964023/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5):  Acme
Solvent Reclaiming, Winnebago County, IL (Second Re-
medial  Action), December 1990.
PB9S-964101/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 5).- Oak
Grove Sanitary Landfill, Anoka County, MN. (Second Re-
medial  Action), December 1990.
PB92-964102/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Organic
Chemicals, Grandville, Ml.  (First  Remedial Action), Sep-
tember  1991.
PB92-964103/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5).- Novaco
Industries,  Ml. (First  Remedial  Action),  (Amendment),
September 1991.
PB92-964104/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Rasmus-
sen's  Dump  Site,  Green  Oak  Township,   Livingston
County, Ml. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
PB92-964105/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A02

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): G  and H
Industrial Landfill Site, Macomb County, Ml. (First Reme-
dial Action), December 1990.
PB92-964106/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Superiund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Main
Street Well Field, Elkhart, IN. (Second Remedial Action).
March 1991.
PB92-964107/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 5):  Fol-
kertsma Refuse Site,  Walker, Ml. (First Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-964108/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superiund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 5): Conrail
Railyard,  Elkhart  County,  IN. (First  Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-964109/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 5):  Verona
Well Field  Site,  Baffle  Creek,  Ml.  (Second  Remedial
Action), June 1991.
PB92-964110/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Superiund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Fa-
drowski Drum Disposal Site, Franklin,  Wl. (First Remedial
Action), June 1991.
PB92-964111/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5):  Motor
Wheel  Disposal Site, Lansing, Ml. (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964112/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Washing-
ton County Landfill, Lake Elmo,  MN. (Second Remedial
Action), November 1990.
PB92-964113/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Anderson
Development Company  Site,  Lenawee County, Adrian,
Ml. (First  Remedial  Action),  (Amendment).  September
1991.
PB92-964114/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): Allied
Chemical and Ironton Coke, Ironton, OH. (Second  Reme-
dial Action), December 1990.
PB92-964115/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Enviro-
Chem  (Northside Sanitary Landfill), Zionsville, IN. (First
Remedial Action), (Amendment), June 1991.
PB92-964116/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Northside
Sanitary Landfill (Enviro-Chem), Zionsville, IN. (First Re-
medial Action), (Amendment), June 1991.
PB92-964117/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Summit
National Liquid Disposal Service, Deerfielci. OH. (First Re-
medial Action), (Amendment), November 1990.
PB92-964118/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Pine
Bend  Sanitary Landfill, Dakota  County,  City of Inver
Grove  Heights, MN.  (First Remedial  Action), September
1991.
PB92-964119/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Pagel's
Pit Site, Winnebago  County, IL.  (First Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-964120/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): MacGillis
and Gibbs/Bell Lumber and Pole Co.. New Brighton, MN.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964121/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Zanesville
Well Field Site, Zanesville, OH. (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964122/REB
                           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Buckeye
Reclamation Landfill Site, Belmont County, OH. (First Re-
medial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964123/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Lem-
berger Transport and Recycling, Manitowoc County, Wl.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964124/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): U.S. DOI
Sangamo/Crab Orchard National Wildlife  Refuge, Carter-
vine, IL. (First Remedial Action), March 1990.
PB92-964125/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region S): Carter In-
dustrials Site,  Detroit, Ml. (First Remedial Action),  Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964126/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Ossineke
Groundwater Contamination Site, Alpena County, Ossin-
eke, Ml. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964127/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superiund  Record  of  Decision  (EPA  Region  5):
Stoughton City Landfill Site, Stoughton, Wl. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964128/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):  National
Presto Industries.  Eau Claire, Wl. (Second Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-964129/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): South
Macomb  Disposal No. 9  and 9A, Macomb County, Ml.
(First Remedial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964130/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5):  Futtz
Landfill, Byesville, OH. (First Remedial Action),  Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-964131/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):  Berlin
and Farro Site, Swartz Creek, Ml. (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964132/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Lem-
berger Landfill Site, Manitowoc County, Wl. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964133/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Michigan
Disposal  Service (Cork Street) Landfill,  Kalamazoo, Ml.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964134/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Supertund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 5): Thermo
Chem Site, (Operable Unit  1),  Muskegon County, Ml.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964135/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5): Sturgis
Municipal Wells, Sturgis, Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964136/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Dakhue
Sanitary  Landfill, Hampton  Township,  Dakota County,
MN. (First Remedial Action), June  1991.
PB92-964137/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Chem-
Central Site, Wyoming, Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964138/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):  Better
Brite Plating Chrome and Zinc, De Pare, Wl. (First Reme-
dial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964139/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Kentwood
Landfill, Kentwood, Ml.  (First Remedial Action), March
1991.
PB92-964140/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Southeast
Rockford Groundwater Contamination, Rockford, IL (First
Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964141/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Cimarron
Mining Site, Operable Unit 2, Carrizozo, NM. (Second Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964201/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 6):  Petro-
chemical (Turtle Bayou), Liberty County, TX. (Second Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964202/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7):  People's
Natural Gas Coal  Gasification Site, Dufauque,  IA.  (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964301/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Ellisville
Area Site, St  Louis County, Ellisville, MO. (First Remedial
Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
PB92-964302/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7):  Hastings
Groundwater Contamination (Operable Unit 10), Hastings,
ME. (Seventh Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964303/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7):  Hastings
   Ground Water Contamination (Operable Unit 1), Hastings,
   NE. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964304/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Kern-Pest
   Laboratories Site, Cape Girardeau County,  MO.  (Second
   Remedial Action), December 1990.
   PB92-964305/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  7):  E.I.
   Dupont De Nemours (County Road X23), Lee County,
   West Point, IA. (First Remedial Action),  May 1991.
   PB92-964306/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  7): Lee
   Chemical  Site,  Liberty, MO. (First  Remedial  Action),
   March 1991.
   PB92-964307/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region 7): John
   Deere (Ottumwa Works Landfill), Ottumwa,  IA. (First Re-
   medial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964308/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

   Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA  Region 7):  Shaw
   Avenue Dump Site, Charles City. Floyd County,  IA. (First
   Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964309/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region  7):  Mid-
   America Tanning Site, Sergeant Bluff, IA.  (First Remedial
   Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964310/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 7): Lehigh
   Portland Cement Company,  Mason City, IA. (First Reme-
   dial Action), June 1991.
   PB92-964311/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7):  Ellisville
   Area Site, St Louis County, Ellisville,  MO.  (Second Re-
   medial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964312/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 8): Hill Air
   Force Base, Operable Unit  2, Chemical  Disposal  Pit 3,
   Site WP07, Davis and Weber Counties, UT. (First Reme-
   dial Action), September  1991.
   PB92-964401/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Brodenck
   Wood Products,  Adams  County, CO. (First Remedial
   Action). (Amendment), September 1991.
   PB92-964402/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 8): Rocky
   Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 26), CO. (Tenth Reme-
   dial Action), September  1991
   PB92-964403/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Anaconda
   Smelter Site, (Operable Unit 11  - Flue Dust). Deer Lodge
   County, Anaconda, MT. (Second Remedial  Action), Sep-
   tember 1991.
   PB92-964404/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

   Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 8): Rocky
   Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 21), CO. (Ninth  Remedi-
   al Action), June 1991.
   PB92-964405/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 8): Central
   City-Clear Creek Site, (Operable Unit 3), Clear Creek and
   Gilpm Counties, CO. (third Remedial Action), September
   1991.
   PB92-964406/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Wasatch
   Chemical Site (Lot 6), Salt Lake City, UT. (First Remedial
   Action), March 1991.
   PB92-964407/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
   Sales Site, (New  Location). (Operable Unit  2), Adams
   County, CO. (Second Remedial Action), June 1991.
   PB92-964408/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A03

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
   Sales (New  Location)  (Operable Unit 1),  Denver, CO.
   (First Remedial Action),  June 1991.
   PB92-964409/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
   Sales. (New Location), (Operable Unit 3). Adams County,
   CO. (third Remedial Action). June 1991.
   PB92-964410/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

   Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA  Region 9):  South
   Bay Asbestos Area,  San  Jose, CA. (First Remedial
   Action), (Amendment), June 1991.
   PB92-964S01/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  National
   Semiconductor (Monolithic Memories).  CA. (First Remedi-
   al Action). September 1991.
   PB92-964502/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Monolith-
   ic Memories (Advanced Micro Devices  - Arques) (Nation-
   al  Semiconductor), CA. (First Remedial Action),  Septem-
   ber 1991.
   PB92-964503/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Advanced
   Micro Devices 901, (Signetics), (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
   vale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964504/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Teledyne
   Semiconductor (Spectra Physics), Mountain View,  CA.
   (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
   PB92-964505/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region 9):  Van
    Waters  and Rogers, San  Jose,  CA. (First  Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964S06/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Signetics
    (Advanced Micro Devices 901) (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
    vale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964507/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Castle Air
    Force Base, Merced County,  CA (First Remedial Action),
    August 1991.
    PB92-964508/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  9):  Indian
    Bend Wash Area (Operable Units 1, 4, 5, 6), AZ. (Second
    Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964509/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Atlas As-
    bestos  Mine,  Fresno County, CA. (Second  Remedial
    Action), February 1991
    PB92-964510/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  9): Micro
    Storage/Intel Magnetics, Santa Clara, CA. (First Remedi-
    al Action), August 1991.
    PB92-964511/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9):  FMC
    (Fresno Plant), Fresno, CA. (First Remedial Action), June
    1991.
    PB92-964512/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Synertek
    (Building No. 1), Santa Clara.  CA. (First Remedial Action),
    June 1991.
    PB92-964513/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  9): Mesa
    Area Ground Water Contamination. Mesa, AZ.  (First Re-
    medial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964514/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  Sola Opti-
    cal USA, Inc.,  Petaluma. CA.  (First Remedial Action).
    September 1991.
    PB92-964515/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): CTS Prin-
    tex Corporation,  Mountain  View,  CA. (First  Remedial
    Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964516/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  9):  Valley
    Wood  Preserving  Site,  Turtock,  CA.  (First  Remedial
    Action).  September 1991.
    PB92-964517/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

    Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  TRW
    Microwave. (Advanced  Micro Devices 901), (Signetics).
    Sunnyvale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964518/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Spectra-
    Physics. (Teledyne Semiconductor). Mountain  View, CA.
    (First Remedial Action). March 1991.
    PB92-964519/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  Advanced
    Micro  Devices 915,  Sunnyvale,  CA.  (First  Remedial
    Action), August 1991.
    PB92-964520/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Bunker
    Hill Mining and Metallurgical Complex, Shoshone County,
    ID. (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
    PB92-964601/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10):  North-
    west Transformer-Mission Pole,  Whatcom County.  WA.
    (First Remedial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
    PB92-964602/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10). Bangor
    Naval Submarine  Base, Site F (Operable Unit 2), Bangor,
    WA. (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964603/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  10):  Com-
    mencement Bay-Nearshore/Tideflats (Operable Unit 7),
    Tacoma. WA. (Third Remedial Action), December 1990.
    PB92-964604/REB            92-01   PC A17/MF A04

    Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Ameri-
    can  Lake Gardens (McChord AFB  -  Area  D).  Pierce
    County, WA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964605/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  10): Union
    Pacific  Railroad Yard.  Bannock County,  Pocatello, ID.
    (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964606/REB            92-04   PC A08/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Yakima
    Plating  Facility.  Yakima, WA.  (First Remedial Action),
    September 1991.
    PB92-964607/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01

POLLUTION CONTROL EQUIPMENT
    EPA SITE  Demonstration of the  Horsehead Resource
    Development Company Flame Reactor Technology.
    PB92-139401/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

POLLUTION LAWS
    Compendium of CERCLA ARARs fact sheets  and  direc-
    tives.
    DE92004878/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03

    Beyond the Border: Environmental Management in Wash-
    ington and British Columbia.
    PB92-166883/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02
    Asia Pacific Cleaner Production Conference: International
    Legislative Trends. Held in Melbourne, Australia on Feb-
    ruary 24-27, 1992.
    PB92-1801B1/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Environmental Laws and Regulations Relating to Medical
    Waste Disposal.
    PB92-217249/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Enforcement in the 1990's Project: Recommendations of
    the Analytical Workgroups.
    PB92-224286/REB           92-04  PC A17/MF AIM

    Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act:
    Section 313 Release Reporting Requirements.
    PB92-226216/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    OPA Q's  and  A's: Overview of  the Oil  Pollution  Act of
    1990.
    PB92-963348/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

POLLUTION PREVENTION
    Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Marine Maintenance
    and Repair Industry.
    PB91-228817/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Pro-
    ducing Treated Wood Products.
    PB92-196401/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

POLLUTION REGULATIONS
    Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Final Criteria for Mu-
    nicipal Solid Waste Landfills.
    PB92-100841/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03
    Addendum to the Regulatory Impact Analysis for  the
    Final Criteria for Municipal  Solid Waste Landfills.
    PB92-1008S8/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Radionuclide Removal.
    PB92-121284/REB
                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Summary of Phase II Regulations: National Primary prink-
    ing Water Regulation for 36 Inorganic and Synthetic Or-
    ganic Chemicals.
    PB92-122969/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Drinking Water Research Division's Research Activities in
    Support of EPA's Regulatory Agenda.
    PB92-124197/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01

    Guidelines  for Asbestos NESHAP Demolition and Ren-
    ovation Inspection Procedures.
    PB92-132836/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    PAST: The Potential ARARs Selection Tool.
    PB92-152941/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    VMT Forecasting and Tracking Guidance, Section 187.
    PB92-164961/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Organic Contract Compliance  Screening System. Soft-
    ware for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 2) (User Manual).
    PB92-169S64/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Procedures for Establishing Emissions for Early Reduc-
    tion Compliance Extensions. Volume 1. Synthetic Organic
    Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Oxide Sterilization, and
    Chromium Electroplating.
    PB92-176221/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Report to Congress on Ocean Dumping, 1987-1990.
    PB92-188663/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data Base and
    the  OSAR System for  Use in Ecological  Risk Assess-
    ments.
    PB92-198217/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    EPA s Control Technology  Center: Technical Support  to
    Federal, State, and Local Agencies.
    PB92-198233/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    No  Migration Variances  to the Hazardous  Waste Land
    Disposal Prohibitions: A Guidance Manual for Petitioners
    (July 1992).
    PB92-207695/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

    Environmental Laws and Regulations Relating to Medical
    Waste Disposal.
    PB92-217249/REB           92-04   PCA03/MFA01

    Enforcement in the 1990's  Project: Recommendations of
    the Analytical Workgroups.
    PB92-224286/REB           92-04   PC A17/MF A04

    Status  Report: State  Compliance with CWA  Section
    303(c)(2)(B) as of February  4, 1990.
    PB92-231695/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

    Technical Support Manual: Waterbody Surveys and As-
    sessments for Conducting Use Attainability Analyses.
    PB92-231794/REB           92-04  PCA10/MFA03

    Technical Support Manual: Waterbody Surveys and As-
    sessments for Conducting Use Attainability Analyses.
    Volume 3: Lake Systems.
    PB92-231802/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Technical Support Manual: Waterbody Surveys and As-
    sessments for Conducting Use Attainability Analyses.
    Volume 2: Estuarine Systems.
    PB92-231877/REB           92-04  PC AO9/MF A02

    Contaminants and Remedial Options at Wood Preserving
    Sites.
    PB92-232222/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Organic   Contract   Compliance  Screening   System
    (OCCSS)  Software (OLM01.8 Version 2) (for  Microcom-
    puters).
    PB92-502202/REB                   92-04  CP D02

    Progress  Toward Implementing Superfund, Fiscal  Year
    1990:  A Report to the Congress.
    PB92-963256/REB            92-01  PC EOS/MF A04
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                              POTABLE WATER
    Guide to Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes.
    PB92-963353/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
POLLUTION SOURCES
    Asbestos Fiber Release during Change-Out of Filter Bags
    from HEPA-Filtered Vacuum Cleaners.
    PB92-113208/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Mercury Deposition and  Sources  for the Upper Great
    Lakes Region.
    PB92-120500/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of
    Styrene, Interim Report.
    PB92-126788/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF AOZ

    Documentation of AIRS AMS National Methodologies.
    PB92-132869/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF AOZ

    Identification and Characterization of  Missing or Unac-
    counted for Area Source Categories.
    PB92-139377/REB            92-01   PCA15/MFA03

    NATO  Workshop on  the  Atmospheric Methane Cycle.
    Held in Mt. Hood, Oregon on October 6-11, 1991. Work-
    ing Group Report on Methane Sources and Sinks.
    PB92-1B0256/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Human Exposure Model-ll: User's Guide.
    PB92-1B6246/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Documentation for Developing the Initial Source Category
    List.
    PB92-218429/REB            92-04   PC A16/MF A03
    Apportionment of Residential Indoor Aerosol, VOC, and
    Aldehyde Species to Indoor and Outdoor Sources, and
    Their Source Strengths.
    PB92-227370/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01
POLLUTION TRANSPORT
    Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
    Model.
    PB92-108760/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Status and  Needs for Toxic Emission Inventories for Re-
    gional Dispersion and Deposition Modeling.
    PB92-110394/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Performances of Lagrangian and Eulerian Transport and
    Diffusion Models across Continental Scales.
    PB92-158500/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Fiscal Year 1991 Summary Report of NOAA Atmospheric
    Sciences Modeling Division Support to the U.S. Environ-
    mental Protection Agency.
    PB92-217835/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
POLYCHAETA
    Effects  of  a Contaminated Sediment on Life History
    Traits and Population Growth Rate of 'Neanthes Arena-
    ceodentata' (Polychaeta: Nereidae) in the Laboratory.
    PB92-108059/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL COMPOUNDS
    Possible Approaches to Establishing Interlaboratory Com-
    parability of Measurements of Polychlorinated Biphenyls
    in Human Serum.
    PB92-144062/HEB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS
    Determination and Occurrence of AHH-Active Polychlori-
    nated Biphenyls, 2,3,7,8-Tetrachloro-p-Dioxin and 2,3,7.8-
    Tetrachlorodibenzofuran in Lake Michigan Sediment and
    Biota. The  Question  of Their Relative Toxicological Sig-
    nificance.
    PB92-108125/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Fate of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) in Soil Follow-
    ing Stabilization with Quicklime.
    PB92-114487/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
    Workshop Report on  Toxicity  Equivalency Factors  for
    Polychlorinated  Biphenyl Congeners.  Risk Assessment
    Forum.
    PB92-114529/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
    Dechlorinations of  Polychlorinated Biphenyls  in  Sedi-
    ments of New Bedford Harbor.
    PB92-121151/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Concentration and Transport of Polychlorinated Biphenyls
    in the Housatonic River between Great Barrington, Mas-
    sachusetts, and Kent. Connecticut, 1984-88.
    PB92-147719/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Polychlorinated Biphenyls.
    PB92-223288/REB
                               92-04  PC A09/MF A03
    Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines and Standards for Control of Polychlorinated
    Biphenyls in the Deink  Subcategory of the Pulp, Paper
    arid Paperboard. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231984/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

POLYCHLORINATEO OIBENZODIOXINS
    Role of Gas-Phase CI2 in the Formation of PCDD/PCDF
    during Waste Combustion.
    PB92-121383/RE8           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Sampling and Analysis of PCDDs and PCDFs in Station-
    ary Source Emission Air Samples.
    PB92-166677/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Chlorinated Dioxins and Furans in the General U.S.  Pop-
    ulation: NHATS FY87 Results.
    PB92-180157/REB           92-01   PC A12/MF A03
    Comparative Analysis of Dioxins and Furans in Ambient
    Air by High Resolution and  Electron Capture Mass Spec-
    trometry.
    PB92-206440/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
POLYCHLORINATED DIBENZOFURANS
    Role of Gas-Phase CI2 in the Formation of PCDD/PCDF
    during Waste Combustion.
    PB92-121383/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Sampling and Analysis of PCDDs and PCDFs in Station-
    ary Source Emission Air Samples.
    PB92-166677/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Chlorinated Dioxins and Furans in the General U.S. Pop-
    ulation: NHATS FY87 Results.
    PB92-180157/REB           92-01   PC A12/MF A03

    Comparative Analysis of Dioxins and Furans in Ambient
    Air by High Resolution and Electron Capture Mass Spec-
    trometry.
    P892-206440/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

POLYCHLOROBIPHENYL COMPOUNDS
    Toxicity Equivalency Factors for PCBs.
    PB92-113349/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Limited PCB Antagonism of TCDD-lnduced Malformations
    in Mice.
    PB92-166768/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Developmental Neurotoxicology of  Polychiorinated  Bi-
    phenyls and Related Compounds.
    PB92-206549/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Effects of PCB (Aroclor  (Trade Name) 1254)  on  Non-
    Specific Immune Parameters in Rhesus ('Macaca mu-
    latta') Monkeys.
    P892-232867/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS
    Computational Studies of the 3-Dimensional Structure of
    Cyclopenta Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons Containing
    a Gulf Region.
    PB92-150820/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

POLYETHYLENE
    Ductile-to-Brittle Transition  Time in Polyethylene  Geo-
    membrane Sheet.
    PB92-153758/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Stress Crack Testing of Polyethylene Geomembranes.
    PB92-217132/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION
    Excessive Cycling Converts  PCR Products to Random-
    Length Higher Molecular Weight Fragments.
    PB92-124577/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

    Differentiation of 'Giardia duodenalis' from Other 'Giardia
    spp.' by  Using  Polymerase  Chain  Reaction and  Gene
    Probes.
    PB92-150531/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Direct DNA Sequencing of PCR Products.
    PB92-150671/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

POLYOMAVIRUS TRANSFORMING ANTIGENS
    Human Bronchial  Epithelial Cell Strain  with Unusual In
    vitro  Growth  Potential  Which Undergoes Neoplastic
    Transformation after SV40 T Antigen Gene Transfection.
    PB92-206358/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PONDS
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Wasatch
    Chemical Site (Lot 6), Salt Lake City, UT. (First Remedial
    Action), March 1991.
    PB92-964407/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
POPULATION DYNAMICS
    Zooplankton Population Dynamics in Experimentally Toxi-
    fied Pond  Ecosystems.
    PB92-153352/HEB           92-01  PCA02/MFA01
POPULATION (STATISTICS)
    Improvement of Performance of Variable Probability Sam-
    pling Strategies.
    PB92-180264/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Probability Sampling and Population Inference in Monitor-
    ing Programs.
    P892-180272/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

POPULATIONS
    Assessment of Spatial Variation of Risks in  Small Popula-
    tions.
    PB92-188903/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PORE WATER
    Predicting the Toxicity of Bulk Sediments to Aquatic Or-
     fanisms with Aqueous Test Fractions: Pore Water versus
     lutriate.
    PB92-150606/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Contribution of Ammonia, Metals and Nonpolar Organic
    Compounds to the Toxicity of Sediment Interstitial Water
    from an Illinois River Tributary.
    PB92-150648/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
POROUS MEDIA
    Evaluation of Sorption Models in the Simulation of Naph-
    thalene Transport Through Saturated Soils.
    PB92-113190/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Microbial Transport through Porous  Media: The Effects of
    Hydraulic  Conductivity and Injection Velocity.
    PB92-150465/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Multiphase Chemical Transport in Porous Media.
    PB92-205640/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PORTABLE EQUIPMENT
    Closure of a Dioxin Incineration Facility.
    PB92-191170/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
POSITION DOCUMENT
    Alachlor Position Document 2/3.
    PB92-111889/REB           92-01   PCA02/MFA01
POTABLE WATER
    Health Effects of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
Manual of Small Public Water Supply Systems.
PB92-117936/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

Manual of  Individual and Non-Public Water Supply Sys-
tems.
PB92-117944/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF AOZ

Paying for Safe Water: Alternative Financing Mechanisms
for State Drinking Water Programs.
PB92-117993/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Radionuclide Removal.
PB92-121284/REB
                           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    PB92-110360/REB
                                92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Lead  and Copper Rule Guidance  Manual. Volume 1.
    Monitoring.
    PB92-112101/REB            92-01   PCA10/MFA03
Summary of Phase II Regulations: National Primary Drink-
ing Water Regulation for 38 Inorganic and Synthetic Or-
ganic Chemicals.
PB92-122969/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Drinking Water Research Division's Research Activities in
Support of EPA's Regulatory Agenda.
PB92-124197/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Field Studies for Control of Organics and Disinfection By-
Products.
PB92-124205/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Formation of Disinfection By-Products.
PB92-124221 /REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Aldrin.
PB92-135417/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Ammonia.
PB92-135425/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory Antimony.
PB92-135433/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Beryllium.
PB92-135441/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Boron.
PB92-135458/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Chlorpyrifos.
PB92-135466/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Isophorone.
PB92-135474/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Malathion.
PB92-135482/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for p-Nitrophenol.
PB92-135490/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Phenol.
PB92-135508/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Silver.
PB92-135516/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Thallium.
PB92-135524/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Study of State Operator Certification Programs.
PB92-137199/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

Lead in School Drinking Water.
PB92-137439/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Drinking Water from Household Wells.
PB92-140573/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Protecting Our Drinking Water from Microbes.
PB92-140581/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Your Drinking Water: From Source to Tap EPA Regula-
tions and Guidance.
PB92-140599/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Safe Drinking Water Act: 1986 Amendments.
PB92-140607/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Drinking Water Systems: Three Approaches to Improve
Mobile Home Park Compliance.
PB92-164714/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF AOZ

DNA  Strand Breaks Induced in Cultured Human  and
Rodent Cells by Chlorohydroxyfuranones, Mutagens  Iso-
lated from Drinking Water.
PB92-164904/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Comparative Subchronic Toxicity Studies of Three Disin-
fectants.
PB92-164920/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Subchronic  Toxicity Study  of Ozonated  and Ozonated/
Chlorinated   Humic Acids  in  Sprague-Dawley  Rats: A
Model System for Drinking Water Disinfection.
PB92-164946/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells.
PB92-168509/REB          92-04  PC A07/MF AOZ

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1 - Ni-
trogen/Phosphorous Pesticides and Analytical  Method 3
- Chlorinated Acid Herbicides.
PB92-168517/REB          92-04  PCA12/MFA03

Quality Assurance Plan for the National Pesticide Survey
of Drinking  Water Wells: Analytical  Method 2 - Chlorinat-
ed Pesticides.
PB92-168525/REB                   92-04  PC A08

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
Survey  of  Drinking Water  Wells: Analytical Method 5 -
Methyl Carbamates.
PB92-168541/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF  A02

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 6.
PB92-168558/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
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                                                                   KEYWORD  INDEX
   Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
   Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 7 - Fu-
   migants.
   PB92-168566/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
   Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 9 - Ni-
   trate and Nitrite.
   PB92-168574/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

   Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
   Survey of Drinking Water Wells Referee Analyses for An-
   alytical Method 2 - Organochlorine Pesticides, Analytical
   Method 4 - Carbamates, Method 5 - Methylcarbamates,
   Method 7 - Fumigants, and Method 9 - Nitrate/Nitrite.
   PB92-168582/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

   Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
   Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1.
   PB92-168590/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

   Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
   Survey of Dnnking Water Wells: Analytical Method 3.
   PB92-168608/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

   Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
   Survey of  Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method  6  -
   Ethylene Thkxirea.
   PB92-168616/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
   Survey of Drinking Water Wells:  Hydrogeologic Charac-
   terization and Second-Stage Stratification Activities.
   PB92-168624/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

   Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Survey of
   Pesticides in Drinking Water Wells: Well Sampling. Data
   Collection and Processing.
   PB92-168632/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
   Survey of Drinking Water Wells:  Survey Statistics, Data
   Collection and Processing.
   PB92-168640/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Drinking Water Criteria Document  for Antimony.
   PB92-173293/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   Drinking Water Criteria Document  for Beryllium.
   PB92-173301/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

   Drinking Water Criteria Document  for Cyanide.
   PB92-173319/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

   Drinking Water Criteria Document  for Dalapon.
   PB92-173327/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Quantification  of Toxicotogical Effects for Dtehlorometh-
   ane.
   PB92-173335/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Drinking Water Criteria Document  for Di(2-Ethylhexyl) Adi-
   pate.
   PB92-173343/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Dinoseb.
   PB92-173350/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   Drinking Water Criteria Document  for Diquat.
   PB92-173368/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   Drinking Water Criteria Document  for Endothall.
   PB92-173376/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   Drinking Water Criteria Document  for Endrin.
   PB92-173384/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Glyphosate
   PB92-173392/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Drinking Water  Criteria  Document  for  Hexachtoroben-
   zene.
   PB92-173400/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

   Drinking Water Criteria Document  for  Hexachlorocydc-
   pentadiene.
   PB92-173418/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
   Drinking Water Quantification of  Toxicotogic Effects lor
   Nickel.
   PB92-173426/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Oxamyl (VYDATE).
   PB92-173434/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Phthalic Acid Esters
   (PAES).
   PB92-173442/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03

   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Polycyclic Aromatic
   Hydrocarbons (PAHs).
   PB92-173459/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF A04

   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Picloram.
   PB92-173467/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Simazine.
   PB92-173475/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Thallium.
   PB92-173483/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Trichlorobenzenes.
   PB92-173491/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
   Drinking Water Criteria Document for 1,1,2-Trichloroeth-
   ane.
   PB92-173509/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   Compliance Concerns with the New Conform Regulation.
   PB92-179696/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Opportunistic  Organisms and the Water Supply Connec-
   tion.
   PB92-179704/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Comparison of Methods for  Determination  of  Dissolved
   Inorganic Carbon (DIC).
   PB92-179712/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Comprehensive Evaluation of a Field Test Kit for Lead.
    PB92-179720/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Visions of the Future in Drinking Water Microbiology.
    PB92-179852/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Application of Modified Aluminon and GFAAS Methods to
    Beryllium Determination in Drinking Water.
    PB92-180199/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Ozonafon/Post-Chlorination of Humic Acid: A Model for
    Predicting Drinking Water Disinfection By-Products.
    PB92-180280/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Physical and  Chemical Characterization of Indoor Aero-
    sols Resulting from the Use  of Tap Water in  Portable
    Home Humidifiers.
    PB92-188937/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Health Advisory for 2,4- and 2.6-Dinitrotoluene (DNT).
    PB92-189315/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

    Drinking Water from Agriculturally Contaminated Ground-
    water.
    PB92-195874/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Inorganic Chemical Characterization of Water Treatment
    Plant Residuals.
    PB92-198563/REB            92-04   PC A08/MF A02

    Safe Drinking Water from Small Systems: Treatment Op-
    tions.
    PB92-198605/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    U.S. Environmental Protection  Agency Health Effects Re-
    search on Drinking Water Contaminants.
    PB92-206531/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01
    Removal of Radium from Drinking Water.
    PB92-218320/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

    Drinking Water and Health. Volume 5.
    PB92-223122/REB            92-04   PC A08/MF A02

    Drinking Water and Health. Volume 6.
    PB92-223130/REB            92-04   PCA21/MFA04

    Hearth Advisory  for  Isopropyl  Methylphosphomc  Acid
    (IMPA).
    PB92-232149/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

POTASSIUM BROMIDE
    RED. Facts: Potassium Bromide.
    PB92-114354/REB            92-O1   PC A02/MF A01

    Reregistration  Elegibility  Document (RED):  Potassium
    Bromide.
    PB92-114362/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

POTASSIUM NITRATE
    RED Facts: Inorganic Nitrate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassi-
    um Nitrates).
    PB92-145473/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Reregistration  Eligibility Document (RED):  Inorganic Ni-
    trate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassium Nitrates).
    PB92-161975/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

POTOMAC RIVER BASIN
    Uncertainties  in Nitrogen Mass Loadings in Coastal Wa-
    tersheds.
    PB92-108075/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Watershed Nitrogen Management: Upper Potomac  River
    Basin Case Study.
    PB92-108083/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PRECIOUS METALS
    Abstracts of Selected Precious Metal Mines' Permits.
    PB92-180090/REB            92-01   PC A21/MF A04

PRECIPITATION (METEOROLOGY)
    Preface and Introduction to The Response of Western
    Forests to Air Pollution'.
    PB92-143833/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Statistical  Methodology for Exploring Elevational Differ-
    ences in Precipitation Chemistry.
    PB92-144088/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    NEXRAD Precipitation Information Application Forum Cli-

                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
mate and Global Change.
PB92-180082/REB
    Quality Assurance Support for the National Atmospheric
    Deposition Program and National Trends Network Moni-
    toring Activities. Fourth Progress Report. 1990-1991.
    PB92-194000/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Western Forests and Air Pollution.
    PB92-19B209/REB           92-04  PC A22/MF A04

    Hierarchical Stochastic Model of Large-Scale Atmospher-
    ic Circulation Patterns and Multiple Station Daily Precipi-
    tation.
    PB92-217421/REB                   92-04   PC A03

    Summary Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
    Program National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visi-
    tation Program.
    PB92-219823/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

PREDICTION EQUATIONS
    Prediction of Octanol/Water Partition Coefficient (K sub
    ow) with Algorithmically Derived Variables.
    PB92-217348/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

PREGNANCY
    Developmental Effects  of  Methyl Benzimidazolecarba-
    mate Following Exposure during Early Pregnancy.
    PB92-164862/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT
    PA-Score (Preliminary Assessment Score), Version  1.0
    (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-500032/REB                   92-01   CP 002
    PA-Score Software, Version 1.0. Users Manual and Tuto-
    rial.
    PB92-963302/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

PREREMEDIAL ACTIONS
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening. Interim Guid-
    ance.
    PB92-109065/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening.
    PB92-109073/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

PRESCORE PROGRAM
    Preliminary Ranking Evaluation Score  (PREscore) Ver-
    sion 1.1 (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-503507/REB                   92-04  CP D02

PRESSURE FIELD EXTENSION
    Sub-Slab Pressure Field Extension in Schools and Other
    Large Buildings.
    PB92-121268/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PRESTO-EPA-POP MODEL
    User's Guide  for the SYSPOP Program: A PC Version of
    the PRESTO-EPA-POP Operation System. Version 1.0.
    PB92-213255/REB           92-04   PCA11/MFA03

PRETREATMENT PROCESSES
    Guidance Manual  for  Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard and
    Builders' Paper and Board Mills Pretreatment Standards.
    PB92-231638/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

PRINCEP
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Simazine.
    PB92-173475/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

PRINCIPAL ORGANIC HAZARDOUS CONSTITUENT
    Pilot-Scale Evaluation of  the Thermal Stability POHC In-
    cinerability Ranking.
    PB92-166966/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03

PRINTED CIRCUITS
    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Prototype Printed Circuit Boards.
    PB92-104355/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

PRINTING
    Waste Reduction Activities and Options at a Printer of
    Forms and Supplies for the Legal Profession.
    PB92-217496/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Summary of  Available Information on the  Levels and
    Control of Toxic Pollutants Discharges in the Printing and
    Publishing. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231703/REB           92-04   PC A08/MF A02

PRIORITY POLLUTANTS
    Bioavailability to Plants of Sludge-Borne Toxic Organics.
    PB92-153931/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PRODIAMINE
    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 231: Prodiamine.
    PB92-145416/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
    Superfund: Enforcement.
    PB92-963600/REB

PROGRAMS
    Directory  of EPA  Support to Minority Academic  Institu-
    tions, FY 1990-1991.
    PB92-218353/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

PROJECT MANAGEMENT
    Superfund Program: Ten Years of Progress.
    PB91-921286/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Handbook of State Management Practices, July 1984.
    PB92-164755/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Superfund: Program Policies and Administration.
    PB92-963200/REB             92-01   Standing Order

    Implementation of  the Superfund Alternative Remedial
    Contracting Strategy (ARCS): Report of the Administra-
    tor's Task Force. Implementation Plan.
    PB92-963201/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Policy Forum  Update, Volume 1, Number  1,
    February 1992.
    PB92-963262/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Superfund Progress, Spring 1992.
    PB92-963265/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Correction of FY-92  Superfund Program Management
    Manual Definitions.
    PB92-963266/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

    Superfund Progress - Aficionado's Version (Progress as
    of March 31.  1992).
    PB92-963267/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Revised Hazard Ranking System: Evaluating Sites After
    Waste Removals.
    PB92-963326/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Audits and the Superfund Program Manager.
    PB92-963328/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01

    Administrative Guidance for the FIT to ARCS (FIT/ARCS)
    Transition.
    PB92-963332/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

PROJECTOR SLIDES
    RCRA Corrective Actions. Speaker Slide Copies.
    PB92-224815/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02
                                                                                    92-01   Standing Order
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                               PUBLIC HEALTH
PROMOTOR REGIONS (GENETICS)
    Characterization of Stress-Responsive Behavior in 'Pseu-
    domonas aeruginosa' PAD: Isolation of Tn3-lacZYA Fu-
    sions with Novel Damage-lnducibte (din) Promoters.
    PB92-195718/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PROPELLANTS
    Manual for  Non-CFC Aerosol  Packaging: Conversion
    from CFC to Hydrocarbon Propellants.
    PB92-101344/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03
PROPERTY REACTIVITY CORRELATIONS
    Infrared Spectroscopy-Based Property-Reactivity Correla-
    tions  for  Predicting  Environmental Fate  of Organic
    Chemicals.
    PB92-232925/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Role  of Property-Reactivity Relationships in Meeting the
    EPA's Needs for Environmental Fate Constants.
    PB92-232941/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PROPIONIC ACID
    RED Facts: Propionic Acid.
    PB92-147891/REB
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Propionic Acid.
    PB92-161963/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PROTECTION
    Industrial  Pollution  Prevention Opportunities  for  the
    1990s.
    PB91-220376/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures.
    Walker County, Georgia.
    PB92-226224/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01
    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures.
    Wilson County, Tennessee.
    PB92-231083/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,
    Franklin County, Tennessee.
    PB92-231091/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Avery
    County, North Carolina.
    PB92-231109/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species. Interim Measures. Deca-
    tur County, Georgia.
    PB92-231117/REB            92-04   PC A01 /MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Cul-
    berson County, Texas.
    PB92-232412/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Jack-
    son County, Mississippi.
    PB92-232495/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,
    Navajo County, Arizona.
    PB92-232511/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,
    Graham County, Arizona.
    PB92-232529/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Carter
    County, Tennessee.
    PB92-232537/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Co-
    chise County, Arizona.
    PB92-232602/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Boli-
    var County, Mississippi.
    PB92-232610/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Clay-
    ton County, Iowa.
    PB92-232628/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Co-
    conino County, Arizona.
    PB92-232636/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Aran-
    sas County, Texas.
    PB92-232644/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Mitch-
    ell County, North Carolina.
    PB92-232651/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
    Mohave County, Anzona.
    PB92-232669/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Burke
    County, Georgia.
    PB92-232685/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Superiund Progress -  Aficionado's  Version: Progress  as
    of June 30, 1992.
    PB92-963278/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Superiund Progress, Summer 1992.
    PB92-963279/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 PROTECTIVE ACTION GUIDES
    Manual  of Protective Action Guides and Protective  Ac-
    tions for Nuclear Incidents.
    PB92-164763/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03

 PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
    Improvement of PMN Review Procedures to Estimate
    Protective Clothing  Performance.  Executive  Summary
    Report.
    PB92-105691/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Limited-Use Chemical Protective Clothing for EPA Super-
    fund Activities.
    PB92-143494/RE8           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Permeation of Multifunctional Acrylates through Selected
    Protective Glove Materials.
    PB92-153915/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Permeation of Multifunctional Acryfates through Three
    Protective Clothing Materials.
    PB92-164797/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
    Evaluation of Personal Cooling Devices for Dioxin Clean-
    up Operation.
    PB92-206895/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

PROTEINS
    Concentration-Time Models for the Effects of Ozone on
    Bronchoalveolar  Lavage  Fluid Protein from  Rats  and
    Guinea Pigs.
    PB92-150879/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Protein  Adducts  for Exposure  Monitoring:  A Computer-
    ized Database. Software and User's Manual.
    PB92-155431/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Protein  Adducts  for Exposure  Monitoring:  A Computer-
    ized Database (CPAD) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501873/REB                   92-01   CP D02

PROTOCOLS
    Standard  Measurement Protocols:  Florida Radon  Re-
    search Program.
    PB92-115294/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Indoor Radon and  Radon Decay Product  Measurement
    Device Protocols.
    PB92-206176/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

PROTOPLASTS
    Preparation and Regeneration of  Protoplasts of 'Colleto-
    trichum gloeosporioides' f. p. 'Aeschynomene'.
    PB92-195734/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
    Heterotrophic Bacteria of  the Freshwater Neuston and
    Their Ability to Act  as Plasmid Recipients under Nutrient
    Deprived Conditions.
    PB92-129766/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Characterization of  Stress-Responsive Behavior in 'Pseu-
    domonas aeruginosa' PAO: Isolation of Tn3-lacZYA Fu-
    sions with Novel Damage-lnducible (din) Promoters.
    PB92-195718/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

PSEUDOMONAS APACIA
    Formation of Transconjugants on  Plating Media Following
    'In situ' Conjugation Experiments.
    PB92-180330/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

PSEUDOMONAS CEPACIA
    Performance Characterization of  a Model  Bioreactor for
    the Biodegradation of Trichloroethylene  by  'Pseudo-
    monas cepacia' G4.
    PB92-129717/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Mutants  of 'Pseudomonas cepacia' G4 Defective in Ca-
    tabolism of Aromatic Compounds  and Trichloroethylene.
    PB92-129741/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

PSEUDOMONAS STUTZERI
    Detection of Horizontal Gene Transfer by Natural Trans-
    forrnation in Native  and Introduced Species of Bacteria in
    Marine and Synthetic Sediments.
    PB92-195767/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

PSEUDOMONAS SYRINGAE
    Evaluation of Four  Aero-biological Sampling Methods for
    the Retrieval of Aerosolized 'Pseudomonas syringae'.
    PB92-158591/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01
PSEUDOPREGNANCY
    Pseudopregnancy and the Decidual Cell Response (OCR)
    in the Rat.
    PB92-126895/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PSYCHOMOTOR PERFORMANCE
    Effects of Triadimefon on a Multiple Schedule of Fixed-
    Interval Performance: Comparison with Methylphenidate,
    d-Amphetamine and Cnlorpromazine.
    PB92-143932/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Exposure of  Humans  to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 2.
    Sensory.
    PB92-164888/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PUBERTY
    Neuroendocrine  Responses to Social Regulation of  Pu-
    berty in the Female House Mouse.
    PB92-179779/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PUBLIC ACCESS
    Access EPA: Public Information Tools, Major EPA Dock-
    ets, Clearinghouses and Hotlines, Records Management
    Programs, Major EPA Environmental  Databases, Library
    and Information  Services. State  Environmental Libraries,
    EPA Scientific Models New for 1992. 1992 Edition.
    PB92-147438/REB                  92-04  PCS21.00
 PUBLIC HEALTH
    Health Effects of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
    PB92-110360/REB          92-01  PC A03/MF A01
     Oil Spill Clean Up.
     PB92-110469/REB
                                92-01   PCA01/MFA01
     Indoor Air  Pollutants  from  Unvented Kerosene Heater
     Emissions in Mobile Homes: Studies on Particles, Semi-
     volatile Organics, Carbon Monoxide, and Mutagenicity.
     PB92-113232/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

     Child Lead Exposure Study.  Leeds, Alabama.
     PB92-123793/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

     Benzene Groundwater Exposure  Study,  Nesmith, South
     Carolina.
     PB92-123801/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Preliminary Risk Assessment for Bacteria in Municipal
Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
PB92-126820/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

Dioxin and Furan Concentrations in Puget Sound Crabs.
Puget Sound Estuary Program.
PB92-132786/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

Prevention of Waterborne Cholera in the United States.
PB92-136886/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Drinking Water from Household Wells.
PB92-140573/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Protecting Our Drinking Water from Microbes.
PB92-140581/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Your Drinking Water: From Source to Tap EPA Regula-
tions and Guidance.
PB92-140599/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Manual of Protective Action Guides and  Protective Ac-
tions for Nuclear Incidents.
PB92-164763/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03

Health Assessment Document for Vermiculite.
PB92-166834/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPCRA  Section  313  Roadmaps   Database.  User's
Manual. (Version 2.2) (for Microcomputers).
PB92-169523/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Research Strategy for Electric  and Magnetic Fields: Re-
search Needs and Priorities.
PB92-170174/REB           92-01  PCA04/MFA01

Chlorinated Dioxins and Furans in the General U.S. Pop-
ulation: NHATS FY87 Results.
PB92-180157/RE8           92-01  PCA12/MFA03

Leaking Underground Storage Tanks and  Health: Under-
standing Health Risks from Petroleum Contamination.
PB92-184969/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Health Research to Support Risk  Assessment.
PB92-188788/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Potential Uses of Phosphogypsum and Associated Risks.
Background Information Document.
PB92-196054/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Preliminary Risk Assessment  for Viruses in Municipal
Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
PB92-198548/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A03

Effect  of  Bioremediation  on  the Mutagenicity of  Oil
Spilled in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
PB92-206374/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

User's Guide for the SYSPOP Program: A PC Version of
the PRESTO-EPA-POP Operation System.  Version 1.0.
PB92-213255/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

Mutagenicity  of Emissions from the Simulated Open
Burning of Scrap Rubber Tires.
PB92-217009/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Technical Support Document for the 1992  Citizen's Guide
to Radon.
PB92-218395/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Toxics in the Community: National  and  Local Perspec-
tives. The 1989  Toxics  Release  Inventory  National
Report.
PB92-224278/REB           92-04  PC A24/MF A04

Emergency Planning and  Community Right-to-Know Act:
Section 313 Release Reporting Requirements.
PB92-226216/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Reference Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazardous Air
Pollutants Listed in the Clean Air Act Amendments of
1990.
PB92-239516/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Roadmaps to  Sources  of Information  on  Chemicals
Listed in the Emergency Planning Community and Com-
munity Right-to-Know Act (Also Known as SARA Title 3),
Section 313. Toxic Release Inventory (for Microcomput-
ers).
PB92-501972/REB                   92-01   CP D04

Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
PB92-921100/REB              92-01   Standing Order

Risk  Assessment  Guidance for Superfund.  Volume  1.
Human Health Evaluation  Manual (Part B, Development
of Risk-Based Preliminary Remediation Goals).
PB92-963333/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Risk  Assessment  Guidance for Superfund.  Volume  1.
Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C, Risk Evalua-
tion of Remedial Alternatives).
PB92-963334/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Risk Assessment  Guidance for Superfund.  Volume  1.
 Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part B).
 PB92-963339/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund.  Volume  1.
 Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C).
 PB92-963340/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment (Part
 A).
 PB92-963356/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

 Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment (Part
 B).
 PB92-963362/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

 Standard Operating Safety Guides.
 PB92-963414/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A03
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
PUBLIC INFORMATION
    Technical Support Document for the 1992 Citizen's Guide
    to Radon
    PB92-218395/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act:
    Section 313 Release Reporting Requirements.
    PB92-226216/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Introduction to Water Quality Standards.
    PB92-231646/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PUBLIC UTILITIES
    Manual of Small Public Water Supply Systems.
    PB92-117936/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Expert  Systems  Show Promise for  Customer Inquiries.
    Management and Operations.
    PB92-166636/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

PUBLISHING
    Summary of Available Information on the  Levels and
    Control of Toxic Pollutants Discharges in the Printing and
    Publishing. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231703/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

PUERTO RICO
    National Priorities Ust Sites: Massachusetts.
    PB92-963206/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    National Priorities List Sites: Puerto Rico.
    PB92-963207/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

PUGET SOUND
    Developing Sediments Quality Standards: Comprehensive
    Sediment Management in Puget Sound.
    AD-P006 465/9/REB          92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Long-Terra Trends in Puget Sound Marine Fishes: Select-
    ed Data Sets.
    PB92-104488/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Puget Sound Pesticide Reconnaissance Survey. 1990.
    PB92-104504/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Sunken Vessels and Aircraft Containing Hazardous Mate-
    rials in Puget Sound.
    PB92-104512mEB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Btoaccumulation of Contaminants in Crabs and Clams in
    Bellingham Bay.
    PB92-166867/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Reference Area Performance Standards for Puget Sound.
    PB92-166917/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

PUGET SOUND ESTUARY PROGRAM
    Chemical Contamination  of Harbor Seal  Pups in Puget
    Sound.  Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    PB92-132778/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Dionn and Furan Concentrations in Puget Sound Crabs.
    Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    PB92-132786/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Project  Manager's  Guide to Requesting  and Evaluating
    Chemical Analyses. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    PB92-132794/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

PULMONARY NEOPLASMS
    Interspecies Sensitivity to Chemical Carcinogens: Rela-
    tionships between Mouse Skin  Tumors and Human Lung
    Cancer.
    PB92-158674/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Respiratory Health Effects of  Passive Smoking: Lung
    Cancer and Other Disorders.
    PB92-182344/REB           92-04  PC A24/MF A04

    Carcinogenic Risk of  Non-Uniform Alpha  Particle Irradia-
    tion in the Lungs: Radon Progeny Effects at Bronchial Bi-
    furcations.
    PB92-227545/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

PUMPING
    Acquisition of Representative Ground Water Quality Sam-
    ples for Metals.
    PB92-227487/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PUTRESCENT WHOLE EGG SOLIDS
    Reregistration Eligibility  Document  (RED):   Putrescent
    Whole Egg Solids.
    PB92-220227/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

    RED Facts: Putrescent Whole Egg Solids.
    PB92-235621/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

PVM (PARALLEL VIRTUAL MACHINE)
    Parallel Groundwater Computations Using PVM.
    PB92-206572/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

QUAL2E MODEL
    System for Control of River Water Quality for the Com-
    munity of Madrid Using QUAL2E.
    PB92-20621B/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

QUALITY ASSURANCE
    Development  of  a National  Consensus Standard for
    Quality Assurance for Environmental Programs.
    PB92-143783/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Quality and Environmental  Protection: The EPA QA Pro-
    gram.
    PB92-143791/REB
                                92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells.
    PB92-168509/REB            92-04 PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1 - Ni-
    trogen/Phosphorous Pesticides and Analytical Method 3
    - Chlorinated Acid Hertwades.
    PB92-168517/REB            92-04 PC A12/MF A03
    Quality Assurance Ptan for the National Pesticide Survey
    of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 2 - Chlorinat-
    ed Pesticides.
    PB92-168525/REB                    92-04  PC A08

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking  Water  Wells:  Analytical Method 5 -
    Methyl Carbamates.
    PB92-168541/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Ptan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 6.
    PB92-168558/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 7 - Fu-
    migants.
    PB92-168566/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 9 - Ni-
    trate and Nitrite.
    PB92-168574/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells Referee Analyses for An-
    alytical Method 2 -  Organochlorine Pesticides, Analytical
    Method  4 - Carbamates. Method  5 - Methylcarbamates,
    Method 7 - Fumigants, and Method 9 - Nitrate/Nitrite.
    PB92-168582/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1.
    PB92-168590/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 3.
    PB92-168608/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking  Water  Wells:  Analytical Method 6 -
    Ethylene Thiourea.
    PB92-168616/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking  Water Wells:  Hydrogeolqgic Charac-
    terization and Second-Stage Stratification Activities.
    PB92-168624/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Survey of
    Pesticides in Drinking Water Wells:  Well Sampling, Data
    Collection and Processing.
    PB92-168632/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking  Water Wells:  Survey Statistics, Data
    Collection and Processing.
    PB92-168640/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    National Radon Measurement Proficiency Program: Indi-
    vidual Proficiency Report.
    PB92-169473/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Planning for Stationary Source Field

    PB92-ie8804/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Acid Aerosol Measurement Methods:  Studies of Extrac-
    tion and Analytical Effects.
    PB92-191154/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Customer/Supplier Accountability  and Quality Assurance
    (QA) Program Implementation.
    PB92-191162/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Quality Assurance Support for the National Atmospheric
    Deposition Program and National Trends Network  Moni-
    toring Activities. Fourth Progress Report, 1990-1991.
    PB92-194000/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    At the Threshold: A National Consensus Quality Systems
    Standard for Environmental Programs,  1992.
    PB92-209295/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Educating Managers  about Quality through Customer-
    Supplier Understanding. Overview of Current Training Ini-
    tiatives in Energy and Environmental Programs. Annual
    National Energy and Environmental  Quality Division Con-
    ference (19th).
    PB92-217116/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
QUALITY CONTROL
    Customer/Supplier Accountability  and Quality Assurance
    (QA) Program Implementation.
    PB92-191162/HEB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Educating Managers  about Quality through Customer-
    Supplier Understanding. Overview of Current Training Ini-
    tiatives in Energy and Environmental Programs. Annual
    National Energy and Environmental Quality Division Con-
    ference (19th).
    PB92-217116/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Regional Quality Control Guidance for NPL Candidate
    Sites.
    PB92-963352/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
QUALITY SYSTEM
    Educating Managers  about  Quality through Customer-
    Supplier Understanding. Overview of Current Training ini-
    tiatives  in Energy and Environmental Programs. Annual
    National Energy and Environmental Quality Division Con-
    ference (19th)
    PB92-217116/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
QUANTITATIVE STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIP
    QSARs for Predicting Biotic and Abiotic Reductive Trans-
    formation Rate Constants of Halogenated  Hydrocarbons
    in Anoxic Sediment Systems.
    PB92-166792/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Reductive Transformations of Halogenated Aromatic Hy-
    drocarbons in Anaerobic Water-Sediment Systems:  Kinet-
    ics, Mechanisms and Products.
    PB92-166818/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
QUANTITATIVE STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS
    QSARs for Predicting  Reductive Transformation Rate
    Constants  of  Halogenated  Aromatic  Hydrocarbons  in
    Anoxic Sediment Systems.
    PB92-166800/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

RABUN COUNTY (GEORGIA)
    Protecting   Endangered Species:   Interim   Measures,
    Rabun County, Georgia.
    PB92-232594/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

RACKWITZ-FIESSLER METHOD
    Evaluation  of the Rackwilz-Fiessler Uncertainty Analysis
    Method for Environmental Fate and Transport Models.
    PB92-188879/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

RADIATION ACCIDENTS
    Implementing Protective Actions for  Radiological  Inci-
    dents at Other Than Nuclear Power Reactors. Proceed-
    ings of a Workshop. Held in Montgomery, Alabama on
    September 25-26, 1991.
    PB92-192764/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

RADIATION EFFECTS
    User's Guide for the SYSPOP Program: A PC Version  of
    the PRESTO-EPA-POP Operation System. Version 1.0.
    PB92-213255/REB           92-04  PC A11/MF A03

RADIATION MEASURING INSTRUMENTS
    Standard  Measurement  Protocols:  Florida Radon Re-
    search Program.
    PB92-115294/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Indoor Radon  and Radon Decay Product Measurement
    Device Protocols.
    PB92-206176/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

RADIATION MONITORING
    Aerial radiological survey of Pocatello and Soda Springs,
    Idaho and surrounding area, June-July 1986.
    DE91017051/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Offsite environmental monitoring report: Radiation moni-
    toring around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar
    year 1990.
    DE92010386/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

    Environmental  Radiation Data. Report  63, July-Septem-
    ber 1990.
    PB92-164706/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Radiological Survey  of the  Norfolk Naval Station, the
    Norfolk Naval Shipyard, and Newport News Shipbuilding.
    PB92-164730/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    National  Radon Measurement Proficiency Program: Indi-
    vidual Proficiency Report.
    PB92-169473/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

RADIATION MONITORS
    Data Logging Systems for Monitoring Long-Term Radon
    Mitigation Experimental  Programs in Schools and Other
    Large Buildings.
    PB92-206580/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

RADIATION PROTECTION
    Manual of  Protective Action Guides and Protective Ac-
    tions for Nuclear Incidents.
    PB92-164763/REB           92-01   PC A12/MF A03

    Implementing Protective Actions for Radiological Inci-
    dents at Other Than Nuclear Power Reactors. Proceed-
    ings of a Workshop. Held in Montgomery, Alabama on
    September 25-26. 1991.
    PB92-192764/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

RADIO BROADCASTING
    Electric and Magnetic Fields Near AM Broadcast Towers.
    PB92-101427/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

RADIO STATIONS
    Electric and Magnetic Fields Near AM Broadcast Towers.
    PB92-101427/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES
    Potential Uses of Phpsphogypsum and Associated Risks.
    Background Information Document.
    PB92-196054/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
    Offsite environmental monitoring report Radiation moni-
    toring around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar
    year 1990.
    DE92010386/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

    Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment (Part
    B).
    PB92-963362/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL
    Characterization  Protocol for Radioactive Contaminated
    Soils.
    PB92-963354/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4): Maxey
    Flats Nuclear  Disposal Site,  Fleming County, KY. (First
    Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964015/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A03

RADIOACTIVE WASTES
    Conducting RCRA Inspections at Mixed Waste Facilities.
    PB92-105196/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Development  of  a  National Consensus Standard  for
    Quality Assurance for Environmental Programs.
    PB92-143783/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Vitrification Technologies for Treatment  of  Hazardous
    and Radioactive Waste.
    PB92-201110/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                        RECORD OF DECISION
    Characterizing  Heterogeneous  Wastes:  Methods  and
    Recommendations (March 26-28, 1991).
    PB92-216894/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Radioactive  Site  Remediation  Technologies  Seminar.
    Speaker Slide Copies.
    PB92-231174/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables
    PB92-921100/RES            92-01  Standing Order
    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4):  Oak
    Ridge Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 3), Anderson
    County, Oak Ridge, TN. (Second Remedial Action), Sep-
    tember 1991.
    PB92-964022/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
RAOIOISOTOPES
    Radionuclide Removal.
    PB92-121284/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
RADIONUCLIDE MIGRATION
    Radiological  Survey of the Norfolk Naval  Station, the
    Norfolk Naval Shipyard, and Newport News Shipbuilding.
    PB92-164730/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
RADIUM
    Radium Removal from Water by Manganese Dioxide Ad-
    sorption and Diatomaceous Earth Filtration.
    PB92-115260/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Removing Radium from Water by Plain and Treated Acti-
    vated Alumina.
    PB92-164789/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Removal of Radium from Drinking Water.
    PB92-218320/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
RADON
    Recommended   Sub-Slab  Depressurization   Systems
    Design Standard of the  Florida Radon Research  Pro-
    gram.
    PB92-105626/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Recommended  Foundation Fill Materials Construction
    Standard of the Florida  Radon Research Program.
    PB92-105865/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Florida Radon Research Program:  Technical Support for
    the Development of Radon Resistant Construction Stand-
    ards.
    PB92-108109/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Development of Alternate Performance Standard  for
    Radon Resistant  Construction  Based on Short-Term/
    Long-Term Indoor Radon  Concentrations. Volume  1.
    Technical Report.
    PB92-t15211/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Development of Alternate Performance Standard  for
    Radon Resistant  Construction  Based on Short-Term/
    Long-Term Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 2. Ap-
    pendices.
    PB92-115229/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Proceedings of the Workshop on  Radon Potential Map-
    ping, Florida Radon Research Program. Held in Gaines-
    ville. Florida on April 20, 1990.
    PB92-115278/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Standard  Measurement  Protocols: Florida  Radon Re-
    search Program
    PB92-115294/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Proceedings:  The  1991  International  Symposium  on
    Radon and  Radon  Reduction  Technology.  Volume  1.
    Symposium Oral  Papers Opening Session and Technical
    Sessions 1 through 5.
    PB92-115351/REB           92-01  PC A18/MF A04

    Proceedings:  The  1991  International  Symposium  on
    Radon and  Radon  Reduction  Technology.  Volume  2.
    Symposium Oral Papers Technical Sessions  6 through

    PB92-115369/REB           92-01  PC A19/MF A04

    Proceedings:  The  1991  International  Symposium  on
    Radon and  Radon Reduction  Technology.  Volume  3.
    Symposium Panel and  Poster Papers Technical Sessions
    1 through 5.
    PB92-115377/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF A04

    Proceedings:  The  1991  International  Symposium  on
    Radon and  Radon Reduction  Technology  Volume  4.
    Symposium Poster Papers Technical Sessions 6 through
    10.
    PB92-115385/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Parametric Analysis of  the Installation  and  Operating
    Costs of Active Soil Depressurization Systems for Resi-
    dential Radon Mitigation.
    PB92-116037/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
    Modeling  Air Flow Dynamics in Radon  Mitigation  Sys-
    tems: A Simplified Approach.
    PB92-120427/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Cost  Analysis  of Soil  Depressurization Techniques for
    Indoor Radon Reduction.
    PB92-120443/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    National  Radon  Contractor Proficiency (RCP) Program.
    Proficiency Report, January 1992.
    PB92-120914/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    U.S. EPA Office of Research and Development Overview
    of Current Radon Research.
    PB92-121250/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Sub-Slab  Pressure Field  Extension in Schools and Other
    Large Buildings.
    PB92-121268/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Effect of Natural Ventilation on Radon and Radon Proge-
    ny Levels in Houses.
    PB92-124148/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Recommended HVAC Standard of the Florida Radon Re-
    search Program.
    PB92-147909/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Radon Pressure  Differential Project,  Phase 1, Florida
    Radon Research Program.
    PB92-148519/HEB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Assessment of Diagnostic  Measurements for Selection
    for Residential Radon Mitigation.
    PB92-153725/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Dosimetry  of Localized  Accumulations  of  Cigarette
    Smoke and Radon Progeny at Bifurcations.
    PB92-164847/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Natural  Basement Ventilation  as a  Radon  Mitigation
    Technique.
    PB92-166958/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    National Radon Measurement Proficiency Program: Indi-
    vidual Proficiency Report.
    PB92-169473/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Radon  Reduction  and  Radon-Resistant Construction
    Demonstrations in  New York State
    PB92-174051/REB           92-01   PC A20/MF A04

    Radon Prevention  in the Design and Construction of
    Schools and other  Large Buildings.
    PB92-180298/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

    Effects of Natural  and Forced  Basement Ventilation on
    Radon Levels in Single Family Dwellings.
    PB92-192194/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Simplified  Modeling of Air Flow Dynamics in SSD Radon
    Mitigation  Systems for Residences with Gravel Beds.
    PB92-195635/REB           92-01   PCA05/MFA01

    Costs of  Radon  Diagnostics and Mitigation in School
    Buildings.
    PB92-198282/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Case Study of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation in  a
    New York  State School.
    PB92-198571/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Modeling Radon Entry into Florida Houses with Concrete
    Slabs and  Concrete-Block Stem Walls.
    PB92-201128/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    National Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP) Program.
    Proficiency Report, July 1992.
    PB92-206150/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Indoor Radon and  Radon Decay Product Measurement
    Device Protocols.
    PB92-206176/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Data Logging Systems for Monitoring Long-Term Radon
    Mitigation  Experimental Programs in  Schools and Other
    Large Buildings.
    PB92-206580/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    HVAC  Systems in  the  Current  Stock  of  U.S.  K-12
    Schools.
    PB92-218338/REB           92-04 ' PC A04/MF A01

    Technical  Support  Document for the 1992  Citizen's Guide
    to Radon.
    PB92-218395/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Carcinogenic Risk  of Non-Uniform Alpha Particle Irradia-
    tion in the Lungs: Radon Progeny Effects at Bronchial Bi-
    furcations.
    PB92-227545/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

RADON 222
    Measurement of the  Biotransfer and Time Constant of
    Radon from Ingested Water by Human Breath Analysis.
    PB92-189026/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

RADON MITIGATION
    Radon  Reduction  and  Radon-Resistant Construction
    Demonstrations in  New York State.
    PB92-174051/RES           92-01   PC A20YMF A04

RAGWEED POLLEN
    Deposition Patterns of  Ragweed Pollen  in the Human
    Respiratory Tract.
    PB92-227S37yREB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

RAIL TRANSPORTATION
    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Refurbished Railcar Bearing Assemblies.
    PB92-10434B/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

RAINFALL
    Effect of Sub-Grid-Scale Rainfall Analysis on Sulfate Wet
    Deposition Estimates in the Regional Lagrangian Model
    of Air Pollution (RELMAP).
    PB92-158526/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

RANKING
    Regional  Quality Control  Guidance  for NPL  Candidate
    Sites.
    PB92-963352/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

RAYMOND (NEW HAMPSHIRE)
    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 1): Mottolo
    Pig Farm, Raymond, NH. (First Remedial Action), March
    1991.
    PB92-963705/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

REACTION KINETICS
    Kinetics of Chemical Weathering: A Comparison of Labo-
    ratory and Field Weathering Rates (Chapter 17).
    PB92-143858/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Determination of Rates of Reaction in  the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 3.  Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction.
    PB92-150374/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03
    Determination of Hates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 4. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction.
    PB92-150382/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    riydroxyl Radical Formation in Aqueous Reactions (pH 3-
    8) of Iron(ll) with Hydrogen Peroxide:  The Photo-Fenton
    Reaction.
    PB92-153824/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    QSARs for Predicting Biotic and Abiotic Reductive Trans-
    formation Rate Constants  of Halogenated Hydrocarbons
    in Anoxic Sediment Systems.
    PB92-166792/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    QSARs  for Predicting Reductive Transformation Rate
    Constants  of  Halogenated  Aromatic  Hydrocarbons  in
    Anoxic Sediment Systems.
    PB92-166800/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Reductive Transformations of Hafogenated Aromatic Hy-
    drocarbons in Anaerobic Water-Sediment Systems: Kinet-
    ics, Mechanisms and Products.
    PB92-166818/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Protocols for Evaluating Oxidant  Mechanisms for Urban
    and Regional Models.
    P892-205848/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

REACTORS
    Removal of Creosote from Soil by Bioslurry Reactors.
    PB92-227339/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

REAUTHORIZATION ISSUES
    Superfund  Policy Forum Update, Volume  1, Number 1,
    February 1992.
    PB92-963262/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

RECOMBINANT FUSION PROTEINS
    Characterization of Stress-Responsive Behavior in 'Pseu-
    domonas aeruginosa' PAO: Isolation of Tn3-lacZYA  Fu-
    sions with Novel Damage-lnducible (din) Promoters.
    PB92-195718/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

RECOMMENDATIONS
    Guideline Series: Control of Volatile Organic Compound
    Emissions from Reactor Processes and Distillation Oper-
    ations Processes in the Synthetic  Organic Chemical Man-
    ufacturing Industry.
    PB92-180009/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A03

RECORD OF DECISION
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Western
    Sand and Gravel, Rl. (Second Remedial Action), Septem-
    ber 1985.
    PB92-183284/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    POD Annual Report,  FY1991. Volume 2.
    PB92-963360/REB           92-01   PC A18/MF A04

    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Nyanza
    Chemical Waste Dump, Operable Unit 2, Ashland, MA.
    (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963704/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A02

    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Savage
    Municipal Water  Supply,  Milford, NH.  (First Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963706/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03

    Superfund  Record of  Decision  (EPA Region  1):  Iron
    Horse Park, Billerica,  MA.  (Second  Remedial  Action),
    June 1991.
    PB92-963707/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Sullivan's
    Ledge Superfund Site, Middle Marsh Operable Unit, New
    Bedford, MA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963708/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Silresim
    Chemical MA  (First  Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963709/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region 1): Grove-
    land Wells, Operable Unit 1, Groveland, MA. (Second  Re-
    medial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-963710/REB           92-04  PC A11/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
    Engineering Center  (Operable Unit 3),  Lakehurst,  NJ.
    (Fourth Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963806/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2).  Mattiace
    Petrochemicals Co.,  Inc., Nassau  County, Glen Cove,  NY.
    (Second Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-963807/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
    Engineering Center  (Operable Unit  1),  Lakehurst,  NJ.
    (First Remedial Action), February  1991.
    PB92-963808/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Asbestos
    Dump,  New Vernon  Road and White  Bridge Road Sites,
    Passaic Township,  Meyersville,  NJ.  (Second  Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963809/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Hooker
    Chemical  S-Area, Niagara Falls,  NY. (First  Remedial
    Action), September 1990.
    PB92-963812/REB           92-04   PCA15/MFA03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): NL Indus-
    tries. Salem County, Pedricktowa NJ.  (First  Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963813/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF  A02
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
   Superfund Record of Decision: Roebling Steel Company,
   Florence  Township, Burlington County,  NJ. (Second Re-
   medial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963814/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Waldick
   Aerospace Devices, Wall Township, Monmouth County,
   MJ. (Second Remedial Action). March 1991.
   PB92-963815/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2):  Upper
   Deerfield  Township  Sanitary  Landfill,  Upper Deerfield
   Township, Cumberland  County,   NJ.  (First  Remedial
   Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963816/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Nascolite
   Corporation, Doris Avenue, Cities of Millville  and Vine-
   land, Cumberland County, NJ. (Second Remedial Action),
   June 1991.
   PB92-963817/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): General
   Motors/Central  Foundry Division  Site,  St.  Lawrence
   County, Massena, NY. (First Remedial Action), December
   1990.
   PB92-963818/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Frontera
   Creek  Site,  Humacao.  Puerto  Rico  (First  Remedial
   Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963819/REB          92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Fort Dix
   Landfill, Fort Dix Military Reservation, Pemberton  Town-
   ship, Burlington County, NJ. (First  Remedial Action), Sep-
   tember 1991.
   PB92-963820/REB          92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2):  Hertel
   Landfill, Town of Plattekill, Ulster  County. NY. (First Re-
   medial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963821/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Cotesville
   Municipal  Landfill Site,  Town of Cotesville, Broome
   County. NY. (First Remedial Action). March 1991.
   PB92-963822/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Applied
   Environmental Services Site. Glenwood  Landing, Nassau
   County. NY. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
   P892-963823/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Conklin
   Dumps.  Broome County, Conklin.  NY.  (First Remedial
   Action). March 1991.
   PB92-963824/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Curcio
   Scrap Metal. Bergen County. Saddle Brook, NJ. (First Re-
   medial Action). June 1991
   PB92-963825/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Warwick
   Landfill. Town of Warwick, Orange County. NY. (First Re-
   medial Action), June 1991.
   PB92-963826/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Sinclair
   Refinery.  Allegany County,  Wellsville. NY. (Second Re-
   medial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963827/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2):  Fibers
   Public  Supply  Wells.  Guayama.  PR.  (First  Remedial
   Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963828/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): White
   Chemical Corporation, Essex County, Newark, NJ. (First
   Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963829/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Middle-
   town Air  Field Site, Mxttletown,  PA. (Second Remedial
   Action), December 1990.
   PB92-963904/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Heller-
   town  Manufacturing  Company.   Heltertown  Borough,
   Northampton County. PA. (First Remedial Action),  Sep-
   tember 1991.
   PB92-963905/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hebelka
   Auto Salvage Yard. Weisenber Township, Lehigh County,
   PA. (Second Remedial Action). September 1991.
   PB92-963906/RE8           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Domey
   Road Landfill Site, Upper  Macungie Township,  Lehigh
   County. PA. (Second Remedial Action). September 1991.
   PB92-963907/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Let-
   terkenny  - POO, Cfiambersburg.  PA.  (First Remedial
   Action). August 1991
   PB92-963910/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3). William
   Dick Lagoons, West Cain Township. Chester County, PA.
   (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
   PB92-963921 /REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  3):  Haver-
   town PCP (Pentachlorophenor).  Haverford  Township.
   Delaware County, PA. (Second Remedial Action).  Sep-
   tember 1991.
   PB92-963922/REB           92-O4  PC A06/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Sealand
   Limited Site, Ml Pleasant, DE.  (First Remedial Action).
   September 1991.
   PB92-963923/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region  3): First
Piedmont Rock  Quarry/Route  719 Site, Danville,  VA.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963924/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 3): Arrow-
head Associates/Scovill, Montross,  VA. (First Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963925/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Supertund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 3): Whit-
moyer Laboratories (Operable Unit 3),  Lebanon County,
PA. (Third Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963926/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Saunders
Supply  Company, Chuckatuck,  VA.   (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991
PB92-963927/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3): Old City
of York Landfill,  Springfield Township,  York County,  PA.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963928/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA   Region 3): Dixie
Caverns County Landfill, Roanoke County, VA. (First Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963929/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region  3): Green-
wood Chemical  Site.  Operable  Unit 2. Newtown.  VA.
(Second Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963930/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3): McAdoo
Associates,  (Operable Unit 2),  Schuylkill  County,  PA.
(Third Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963932/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3): Eastern
Diversified Metals,  Schuylkill County, PA. (First Remedial
Action), March 1991.
PB92-963933/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region  4):  USAF
Robins  Air Force Base, Warner Robins, Houston County.
GA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964002/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 4): Petrole-
um Products  Corporation Site, Operable Unit  1, Pem-
broke Park, Broward County, FL. (First Remedial Action),
October 1990.
PB92-964007/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region  4):  San-
gamo/Twerve-Mile Creek. Lake Harrwell PCB Contamina-
tion Site, Pickens, SC. (First Remedial Action), December
1990.
PB92-964008/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region  4): Medley
Farms,  Cherokee County, Gaffney,  SC. (First Remedial
Action). May 1991.
PB92-964009/HEB           92-01   PC A09/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Arlington
Blending  and  Packaging, Shelby County, Arlington,  TN.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964014/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 4): Maxey
Flats Nuclear  Disposal Site,  Fleming County, KY. (First
Remedial Action). September  1991.
PB92-964015/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Interstate
Lead (ILCO), Jefferson County, Leeds. AL (First Remedi-
al Action), September 1991.
PB92-964016/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Carolina
Transformer Site, Cumberland County,  Fayetteville,  NC.
(First Remedial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964017/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Velsicol
Chemical, (First Operable Unit), Toone,  TN. (First Reme-
dial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964020/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 4): Ciba-
Geigy,  Washington County, Mclntosh,  AL. (Second Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964021/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 4): Oak
Ridge Reservation (USDOE), (Operable  Unit 3), Anderson
County. Oak Ridge, TN. (Second Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964022/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  4). Charles
Macon Lagoon  and  Drum Storage. Richmond County.
Cordova, NC.  (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964023/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  5): Novaco
Industries, Ml. (First  Remedial Action). (Amendment),
September 1991.
PB92-964104/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5):  Pine
Bend Sanitary Landfill,  Dakota County, City of Inver
Grove  Heights, MN.  (First Remedial Action), September
1991.
PB92-964119/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Pagel's
Pit Site, Winnebago  County, IL. (First  Remedial Action).
June 1991.
PB92-964120/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): MacGillis
and Gibbs/Bell Lumber and Pole Co.. New Brighton, MN.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964121/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Zanesville
Well Field Site, Zanesville, OH.  (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964122/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Buckeye
Reclamation Landfill Site, Belmont County, OH. (First Re-
medial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964123/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Lem-
berger Transport and Recycling, Manitowoc County, Wl.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964124/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): U.S. DOI
Sangamo/Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge, Carter-
ville, IL. (First Remedial Action), March 1990.
PB92-964125/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Carter In-
dustrials Site,  Detroit, Ml.  (First  Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964126/REB            92-04   PC A08/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Ossineke
Groundwater Contamination Site, Alpena County, Ossin-
eke, Ml. (First  Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964127/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of  Decision  (EPA  Region  5):
Stoughton City Landfill Site, Stoughton, Wl. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964128/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):  National
Presto Industries,  Eau Claire,  Wl. (Second Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-964129/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5):  South
Macomb  Disposal No. 9  and  9A, Macomb County,  Ml.
(First Remedial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964130/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Fultz
Landfill, Byesville, OH. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-964131/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 5):  Berlin
and Farro Site, Swartz Creek. Ml. (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964132/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Lem-
berger Landfill Site,  Manitowoc County, Wl. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964133/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Michigan
Disposal  Service (Cork Street) Landfill,  Kalamazoo, Ml.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964134/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5): Thermo
Chem Site, (Operable Unit 1),  Muskegon County,  Ml.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964135/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Hastings
Groundwater Contamination (Operable Unit 10), Hastings,
NE. (Seventh  Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964303/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Hastings
Ground Water Contamination (Operable Unit 1), Hastings,
NE. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991
PB92-964304/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Kem-Pest
Laboratories Site, Cape Girardeau County, MO. (Second
Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-964305/REB            92-01   PC A04VMF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region  7):  E.I.
Dupont De Nemours (County Road X23),  Lee County,
West  Point, IA. (First Remedial Action), May 1991.
PB92-964306/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 7)-. John
Deere (Ottumwa Works Landfill), Ottumwa, IA. (First Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964308/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 7):  Shaw
Avenue Dump Site, Charles City, Floyd County, IA. (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964309/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region  7):  Mid-
America Tanning Site, Sergeant Bluff. IA. (First Remedial
Action). September 1991
PB92-964310/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 7):  Lehigh
Portland  Cement Company. Mason City, IA. (First Reme-
dial Action), June 1991
PB92-964311/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 8): Rocky
Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 26), CO. (Tenth Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964403/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Anaconda
Smelter Site,  (Operable Unit 11 - Flue Dust), Deer  Lodge
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                                                                                                                                                 REGULATIONS
    County, Anaconda. MT. (Second Remedial Action)  Sep-
    tember 1991.
    PB92-964404/REB            92-04   PC A10/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Rocky
    Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 21), CO. (Ninth Remedi-
    al Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964405/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8)- Central
    City-Clear Creek Site, (Operable Unit 3), Clear Creek and
    Gilpin Counties, CO.  (Third Remedial Action), September
    1991.
    PB92-964406/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): National
    Semiconductor (Monolithic Memories), CA. (First Remedi-
    al Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964502/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Monolith-
    ic Memories (Advanced Micro Devices - Arques) (Nation-
    al Semiconductor), CA. (First Remedial  Action), Septem-
    ber 1991.
    PB92-964503/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Advanced
    Micro Devices 901, (Signetics), (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
    vale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964504/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9). Teledyne
    Semiconductor (Spectra  Physics),  Mountain View, CA.
    (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
    PB92-964505/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  9): Van
    Waters  and  Rogers, San  Jose,  CA.  (First  Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964506/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Signetics
    (Advanced Micro Devices  901) (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
    vale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964507/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Castle Air
    Force Base. Merced County, CA. (First Remedial Action),
    August 1991.
    PB92-964508/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Micro
    Storage/Intel Magnetics, Santa Clara, CA. (First Remedi-
    al Action), August 1991.
    PB92-964511 /REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  FMC
    (Fresno Plant), Fresno, CA. (First Remedial Action),  June
    1991.
    PB92-964512/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 9). Sola Opti-
    cal USA, Inc., Petaluma, CA.  (First Remedial Action),
    September 1991.
    PB92-964515/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): CTS Prin-
    tex Corporation.  Mountain  View,  CA.  (First  Remedial
    Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964516/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Valley
    Wood  Preserving Site,  Turlock,  CA.  (First  Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964517/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 9):  TRW
    Microwave, (Advanced Micro Devices 901).  (Signetics),
    Sunnyvale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964518/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  Spectra-
    Physics, (Teledyne Semiconductor), Mountain View, CA.
    (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
    PB92-964519/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 9): Advanced
    Micro Devices 915,  Sunnyvale,  CA.  (First  Remedial
    Action), August 1991.
    PB92-964520/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Bangor
    Naval Submarine  Base, Site  F (Operable Unit 2), Bangor,
    WA. (First Remedial Action),  September  1991.
    PB92-964603/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Com-
    mencement Bay-Nearshore/Tideflats (Operable Unit 7),
    Tacoma, WA. (Third Remedial Action), December 1990.
    PB92-964604/REB            92-01   PCA17/MFA04

    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 10): Ameri-
    can  Lake Gardens  (McChord AFB -  Area  D), Pierce
    County. WA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964605/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Union
    Pacific Railroad   Yard,  Bannock County,  Pocatello, ID.
    (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964606/REB            92-04   PC A08/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Yakima
    Plating Facility,  Yakima,  WA.  (First Remedial Action),
    September 1991.
    PB92-964607/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

    Superfund: Record of Decision.
    PB92-964700/REB             92-01   Standing Order

RECOVERY
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Vapor Extraction. Interim Guidance.
    PB92-227271/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01
RECYCLED MATERIALS
    Lignocellulosic-Plastic Composites from Recycled Materi-
    als.
    PB92-126861/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

RECYCLING
    Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
    Filtration. Technology Evaluation Report.
    PS92-126804/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Potential Reuse of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil: A Direc-
    tory of Permitted Recycling Facilities.
    PB92-173780/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Mobile Air-Conditioning Recycling Manual.
    PB92-235688/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

RED SPRUCE TREES
    Foliar Injury Symptoms and Pigment Concentrations  in
    Red Spruce Saplings in the Southern  Appalachians.
    PB92-113216/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

REDUCTION
    Surface-Coating-Free Materials  and  Reduction  of VOC
    Emissions from Coating Operations.
    PB92-206614/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

REDUCTION (CHEMISTRY)
    Reduction of Nitrobenzene by Four Sulfide Minerals: Ki-
    netics, Products, and Solubility
    PB92-153816/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

REFER DATA BASE
    SELCTV System Manual for SELCTV and REFER Data-
    bases and the  SELCTV Data Management Program.
    PB92-113455/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A01

REFLEXES
    Reflex Modification and the Assessment of Sensory Dys-
    function.
    PB92-166339/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

REFORESTATION
    Proceedings of the  International Workshop on Large-
    Scale Reforestation,  Held in Corvallis, Oregon on May 9-
    fO, 1990.
    PB92-109131/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

REFRIGERANT CONDENSERS
    QAQPS Control Cost Manual  (Fourth Edition). Supple-
    ment 1.
    PB92-137181/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

REFRIGERANTS
    Performance of Chlorine-Free Binary Zeotropic Refriger-
    ant Mixtures in a Heat Pump.
    PB92-149814/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    EPA's Research Projects Relating to  the Dual-Circuit and
    Lorenz Refrigerator/Freezers.
    PB92-150630/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Simulation Results of Single Refrigerants for Use  in a
    Dual-Circuit Refrigerator/Freezer.
    PB92-153790/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

                                      Refrigerants from
                                  Results for 1,1-dich-
    loro-1-fluoroethane (CCI2FCH3).
    PB92-154277              92-01   Not available NTIS

    Predictions of Azeotropes  Formed from  Fluorinated
    Ethers, Ethanes, and Propanes.
    PB92-195908/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Thermodynamic  Evaluation  of  Predicted  Fluorinated
    Ether, Ethane,  and Propane Azeotropes.
    PB92-198241/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Mobile Air-Conditioning Recycling Manual.
    PB92-235688/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

REFRIGERATING MACHINERY
    Design and Optimization of a Refrigeration System.
    PB92-195973/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

REFRIGERATORS
    Review of Energy Efficiency of Refrigerator/Freezer Gas-
                                                        Investigation of RADM Performance Using Aircraft Meas-
                                                        urements.
                                                        PB92-152974/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                        Sensitivity of RADM to Point Source Emissions Process-
                                                        PB92-152982/REB
                                                                                   92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Thermophysical Properties of Gaseous Re
Speed-of-Sound Measurements. 2. Result
    kets.
    PB92-106913/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    EPA's Research Projects Relating to the Dual-Circuit and
    Lorenz Refrigerator/Freezers.
    PB92-150630/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

    Simulation  Results of Single  Refrigerants for Use in a
    Dual-Circuit Refrigerator/Freezer.
    PB92-153790/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

    Energy Use of Ice Making in Domestic Refrigerators.
    PB92-232206/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

REFUELING
    Technical Guidance: State II Vapor Recovery Systems for
    Control of Vehicle Refueling Emissions at Gasoline Dis-
    pensing Facilities. Volume 1. Chapters.
    PB92-132844/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03

    Technical Guidance: Stage II Vapor Recovery Systems
    for Control of Vehicle Refueling  Emissions at Gasoline
    Dispensing Facilities. Volume 2. Appendices.
    PB92-132851/REB           92-01   PC A20/MF A04

REFUSE DERIVED FUELS
    Burning Tires for  Fuel and Tire Pyrolysis: Air Implications.
    PB92-145358/REB           92-01   PC A11/MF A03

REGIONAL ACID DEPOSITION MODEL
    Diagnostic  Evaluation of Regional Acid Deposition Model
    (RADM) Performance during a Period of Frontal Passage
    Using Aircraft Measurements.
    PB92-152958/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
    AcidMODES:  A Major Field Study to Evaluate Regional
    Scale Air Pollution Models.
    PB92-158518/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

REGIONAL ANALYSIS
    Regional Assessment of Aquifer Vulnerability and Sensi-
    tivity in the Conterminous United States.
    PB92-100148/REB           92-01   PC A1S/MF A03

    Diagnostic Evaluation of Regional Acid Deposition Model
    (RADM) Performance during a Period of Frontal Passage
    Using Aircraft Measurements.
    PB92-152958/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Ecological Regions versus Hydrologic Units: Frameworks
    for Managing Water Quality.
    PB92-153873/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    AcidMODES:  A Major Field Study to Evaluate Regional
    Scale Air Pollution Models.
    PB92-15B518/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

REGIONAL LAGRANGIAN MODEL OF AIR POLLUTION
    Effect of Sub-Grid-Scale Rainfall Analysis on Sulfate Wet
    Deposition Estimates in the Regional Lagrangian Model
    of Air Pollution (RELMAP).
    PB92-158526/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

REGIONAL OXIDANT MODEL
    Regional Oxidant Model (ROM) User's Guide. Part 4: The
    ROM System  User Tutorial (Processor Network and Core
    Model).
    PB92-120872/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03

    Estimating Natural Emissions tor EPA's Regional Oxidant
    Model.
    PB92-129592/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    New Developments  in Emission Projection  Methodolo-
    gies.
    PB92-139393/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Gridded  Model  Information  Support  System (GMISS)
    User's Guide. Volume 3. Model Concentration Data Re-
    trieval Subsystem.
    PB92-190263/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Regional  Oxidant Model  (ROM),  (Source  Code  Only)
    (Version 2.1).
    PB92-500842/REB          92-01  MagTape$1500.00

    Regional Oxidani Model (ROM), Source Code and Test
    Data (Version 2.1).
    PB92-500859/REB          92-01  MagTape$4000.00

REGIONAL OZONE MODELING FOR NORTHEAST
TRANSPORT PROJECT
    Regional  Ozone  Modeling   for  Northeast  Transport
    (ROMNET).
    PB92-108786/REB           92-01   PC A15/MF A03

    Regional  Ozone  Modeling   for  Northeast  Transport
    (ROMNET). Appendices.
    PB92-108794/REB           92-01   PC A15/MF A03

REGIONAL PLANNING
    EPA's Review and Approval Procedure for State Submit-
    ted TMDLs/WLAs.
    PB92-231588/REB           92-04   PCA03/MFA01

REGISTRATION
    Pesticide Fact Sheet  Number 231: Prodiamine.
    PB92-145416/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
    cides in the United States.  Second Edition (for Microcom-
    puters).
    PB92-504356/REB                  92-04  CP D02

REGRESSION ANALYSIS
    Prediction of Octanol/Water  Partition Coefficient (K sub
    ow) with Algorithmically Derived Variables.
    PB92-217348/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

REGULATIONS
    Inside the Hotline: A  Compilation of 1991 Monthly Hotline
    Reports.
    PB92-131390/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Your Drinking Water: From Source to Tap EPA Regula-
    tions and Guidance.
    PB92-140599/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Safe Drinking  Water Act: 1986 Amendments.
    PB92-140607/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Technical Implementation Document for EPA's Boiler and
    Industrial Furnace Regulations.
    PB92-154947/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03

    Compliance Concerns with the New Coliform Regulation.
    PB92-179696/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Safe Drinking Water  from Small Systems: Treatment Op-
    tions.
    PB92-198605/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Citric Acid.
    PB92-221829/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
                                                        RED Facts: Citric Acid.
                                                        PB92-221837/REB
                                                                                   92-04  PC A01/MF A01
                                                        RED Facts: 'Allium sativum' (Garlic).
                                                        PB92-233139/RES            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
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                                                                     KEYWORD INDEX
    EPA's Pesticide Programs.
    PB92-233147/REB
                               92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 237: Oxadixyl. (New Chemi-
    cal Registration).
    PB92-238492/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Pesticide  Fact  Sheet  Number 238:  'Pseudomonas
    fluorescens' and 'Pseudomonas syringae' Strains.
    PB92-238500/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

REID VAPOR PRESSURE
    Effects of RVP on Emissions at  20F Ambient Tempera-
    ture.
    PB92-1436B4/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

REMEDIAL ACTION
    Compendium of CERCLA ARARs fact sheets and direc-
    tives.
    DE92004878/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03

    Superfund Engineering Issue: Issues Affecting the Appli-
    cability and  Success of  Remedial/Removal  Incineration
    Projects.
    PB92-109081/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Stabilization  Technologies for RCRA Corrective  Actions.
    Handbook.
    PB92-114495/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Selection  of Control Technologies  for  Remediation  of
    Lead Battery Recycling Sites.
    PB92-114537/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Hydraulic Fracturing to improve Nutrient and Oxygen De-
    livery for In situ Bioreclamation.
    PB92-121334/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    lexicological Implementations of  Remediating Hazardous
    Wastes.
    PB92-124171/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Soil-Air Permeability Method Evaluation.
    PB92-124239/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    U.S.  EPA SITE Demonstration  of AWD  Technologies'
    AquaDetox/SVE System.
    PB92-124387/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Bench-Scale Evaluation  of Alternative Biological  Treat-
    ment  Processes for the Remediation  of Pentachloro-
    phenol- and Creosote-Contaminated Materials: Slurry-
    Phase Bioremediation.
    PB92-129683/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Bench-Scale Evaluation  of Alternative Biological  Treat-
    ment  Processes for the Remediation  of Pentachloro-
    phenol-  and Creosote-Contaminated  Materials:  Solid-
    Phase Bioremediation.
    PB92-129725/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
    Estimation of Air Impacts for Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)
    Systems.
    PB92-143676/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Development of a National  Consensus  Standard for
    Quality Assurance for Environmental Programs.
    PB92-143783/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Reclamation and Redevelopment of  Contaminated Land.
    Volume 2. European Case Studies.
    PB92-146166/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Base Realignment and Closure 'How-to' Manual for Com-
    pliance with  the National Environment Policy Act.
    PB92-146281/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

    State Programs Advisory Number Nine.
    PB92-149285/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E16

    Control Technologies for Defunct lead Battery Recycling
    Sites: Overview and Recent Developments. Volume 3.
    PB92-150416/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Developments in Chemical Treatment of  Contaminated
    Soil.
    PB92-152933/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    PAST: The Potential ARARs Selection Tool.
    PB92-152941/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Technology  Evaluation Report:  SITE Program  Demon-
    stration of the DuPont/Obertin Microfiltration Technology.
    PB92-153410/REB           92-01  PC AOG/MF A02

    Technical Aspects of Underground Storage Tank Clo-
    sure.
    PB92-161199/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    General Methods for Remedial Operations Performance
    Evaluations.
    PB92-166842/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Annual Risk Reduction Engineering Laboratory Research
    Symposium  (18th)  Abstract Proceedings. Held in Cincin-
    nati, Ohio on April 14-16, 1992.
    PB92-166859/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

    Study to  Determine the Feasibility  of Using a  Ground-
    Penetrating  Radar for  More  Effective Remediation  of
    Subsurface  Contamination.
    PB92-169382/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Washing. Interim Guidance.
    PB92-170570/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Washing: Quick Reference Fact  Sheet.
    PB92-170588/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
    Guideline for Predictive Baseline Emissions Estimation
    Procedures  for Superfund Sites.
    PB92-171909/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
Screening Procedures for Estimating the Air  Impacts of
Incineration at Superfund Sites.
PB92-171917/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
Estimation of Air Impacts for the Excavation of Contami-
nated Soil.
PB92-171925/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Innovative Treatment Technologies: Semi-Annual Status
Report. (Third Edition).
PB92-173210/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

Potential Reuse of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil: A Direc-
tory of Permitted Recycling Facilities.
PB92-173780/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Innovative Treatment Technologies: Overview and Guide
to Information Sources.
PB92-179001/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04

Demonstration of Waste Treatment Technologies.
PB92-179670/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Remediation  of Leaking  USTs:  A System for Accessing
Case Histories and Related Documents.
PB92-179803/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Control of Air Emissions from Materials Handling during
Remediation. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-180041/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Granular Activated Carbon Treatment. Engineering Bulle-
tin.
PB92-180058/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
Chemical Oxidation Treatment. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-180066/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Chemical Enhancements to Pump-and-Treat  Remedi-
ation. Ground Water  Issue.
PB92-180074/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  1):  Western
Sand and Gravel, Rl. (Second Remedial Action),  Septem-
ber 1985.
PB92-183284/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Inactive  and Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume  1. A
Scoping Study.
PB92-190115/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

Inactive and Abandoned  Noncoal Mines. Volume 2. State
Reports.
PB92-190123/REB            92-01  PC A19/MF A04

Inactive and  Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume 3. Ap-
pendix: State Reports.
PB92-19013imEB            92-01  PC A14/MF A03

Surfactant-Enhanced Solubilization  of  Tetrachloroethy-
lene and Degradation Products in Pump and Treat Reme-
diation.
PB92-191121/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Closure of a Dioxin Incineration Facility.
PB92-191170/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Solidification/Stabilization: Is It Always Appropriate.
PB92-191188/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Technical Support Services  for  Superfund Site  Remedi-
ation and RCRA Corrective Action. Third Edition.
PB92-205657/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Effect of Bioremediation on the Mutagenicity of Oil
Spilled in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
PB92-206374/HEB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Higher Plant Accumulation  of  Organic  Pollutants  from
Soils.
PB92-209378/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Characterizing  Heterogeneous  Wastes:  Methods  and
Recommendations (March 26-28,1991).
PB92-216894/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02
TCE  Removal   from  Contaminated  Soil  and  Ground
Water. Ground Water Issue.
PB92-224104/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Innovative  Technology Evaluation Program:
Technology Profiles. Fourth Edition.
PB92-224294/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

In-situ Bioremediation of  Contaminated Ground Water.
PB92-224336/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Technology Demonstration Summary, DuPont/Oberlin Mi-
crofiltration  System, Palmerton,  Pennsylvania. April-May
1992.
PB92-224351/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Technology Demonstration Summary: Bio Trpl Soil Wash-
ing System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.
P892-224393/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Bioremediation  in the Field:  An Information  Update on
Applying Bioremediation  to Site Cleanup.  (Number 4)
PB92-224708/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Vendor  Information System for Innovative Treatment
Technologies (VISITT). Number  1.
PB92-224716/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation  Program:
Progress and  Accomplishments, Fiscal  Year  1990.  A
Fourth Report to Congress.
PB92-224799/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Bioremediation in the Field.  An  Information  Update on
Applying Bioremedtation  to Site  Clean-Up. Number 3.
PB92-224807/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Contaminants and Remedial Options at Wood Preserving
Sites.
PB92-232222/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02
Correction of FY-92 Superfund Program  Management
Manual Definitions.
PB92-963266/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Superfund: Site Assessment and Remediation.
PB92-963300/REB             92-01   Standing Order

Accessing the $50 Million Set-Aside in the  Remedial
Action Budget for Quick Response at National Priorities
List Sites.
PB92-963342/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase
2. Volume 1. Summary Report.
PB92-963346/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase
2. Volume 2. Case Studies and Updates.
PB92-963347/REB            92-04  PC A19/MF A04

Considerations in Ground-Water Remediation  at Super-
fund Sites and RCRA Facilities: Update.
PB92-963358/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Accelerated  Cleanup  Bulletin: Presumptive
Remedies for  Wood  Treatment  Facilities. Volume  1,
Number 2, May 1992.
PB92-963361/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 3. The  Role of Natural
Resource Trustees in the Superfund Process.
PB92-963369/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ECO Update.  Volume 1, Number 4. Developing a Work
Scope for Ecological Assessments.
PB92-963370/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Accelerated  Cleanup Bulletin.  Volume  1,
Number 3. Presumptive Remedies.
PB92-963371/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of
Federally-Funded Removals. Fifth Annual Report - Fiscal
Year 1990.
PB92-963403/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 1): Nyanza
Chemical Waste Dump,  Operable Unit 2, Ashland, MA.
(Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963704/REB            92-01  PC A09/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 1): Savage
Municipal Water Supply, Milford, NH.  (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963706/REB            92-04  PC A14/MF A03

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 1): Iron
Horse Park,  Billerica, MA. (Second Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-963707/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Sullivan's
Ledge Superfund Site, Middle Marsh Operable  Unit, New
Bedford, MA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963708/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 1): Silresim
Chemical, MA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963709/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 1):  Grove-
land Wells, Operable Unit 1, Groveland, MA. (Second Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963710/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
Engineering Center (Operable  Unit  3),  Lakehurst,  NJ.
(Fourth Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963806/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Mattiace
Petrochemicals Co., Inc., Nassau County, Glen Cove, NY.
(Second Remedial Action),  June 1991.
PB92-963807/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
Engineering Center (Operable  Unit  1),  Lakehurst,  NJ.
(First Remedial Action), February 1991.
PB92-963808/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2):  Hooker
Chemical  S-Area,  Niagara Falls,  NY.   (First  Remedial
Action), September 1990.
PB92-963812/REB            92-04 PC A1S/MF A03

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): NL Indus-
tries, Salem County, Pedricktown, NJ.  (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963813/REB            92-04 PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision:  Roebling  Steel  Company,
Florence Township, Burlington  County, NJ. (Second Re-
medial Action), September  1991.
PB92-963814/REB            92-04 PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 2): Waldick
Aerospace Devices, Wall Township,  Monmouth  County,
NJ. (Second Remedial Action), March 1991.
PB92-963815/REB            92-04 PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): Upper
Deerfield  Township  Sanitary  Landfill,  Upper Deerfield
Township,  Cumberland County, NJ.  (First  Remedial
Action). September 1991.
PB92-963816/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Nascolite
Corporation, Doris Avenue, Cities  of Millville  and Vine-
land, Cumberland County, NJ. (Second Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-963817/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): General
Motors/Central Foundry  Division  Site,  St.  Lawrence
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County, Massena, NY. (First Remedial Action), December
1990.
PB92.963818/REB            92-04   PC A10/MF A03
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Frontera
Creek  Site,  Humacao,  Puerto  Rico  (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963819/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Fort Dix
Landfill, Fort Dix Military Reservation,  Pemberton Town-
ship, Burlington County, NJ. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-963820/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Hertel
Landfill, Town of Plattekill,  Ulster County, NY. (First Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963821/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Colesville
Municipal  Landfill  Site, Town  of Colesville,  Broome
County, NY.  (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
PB92-963822/REB            92-04   PC A12/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Applied
Environmental Services Site, Glenwood Landing, Nassau
County, NY.  (First Remedial Action). June 1991.
PB92-963823/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Conklin
Dumps, Broome County,  Conklin, NY. (First Remedial
Action), March 1991.
PB92-963824/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Curcio
Scrap Metal, Bergen County, Saddle Brook, NJ. (First Re-
medial Action), June 1991.
PB92-96382S/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Warwick
Landfill, Town of Warwick, Orange County, NY. (First Re-
medial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963826/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Sinclair
Refinery,  Allegany County, Wellsville,  NY.  (Second Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963827/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Fibers
Public Supply  Wells, Guayama.  PR.  (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963828/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region  2): White
Chemical  Corporation, Essex County, Newark, NJ. (First
Remedial  Action), September 1991.
PB92-963829/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Middle-
town Air  Field Site, Middletown, PA. (Second Remedial
Action), December 1990.
PB92-963904/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Heller-
town  Manufacturing  Company,   Helfertown   Borough,
Northampton County, PA.  (First Remedial  Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-963905/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hebelka
Auto Salvage Yard, Weisenber township, Lehigh County,
PA. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963906/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Dorney
Road Landfill Site,  Upper Macungie  Township,  Lehigh
County, PA. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963907/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3): William
Dick Lagoons, West Cain Township, Chester County, PA.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963921/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02
Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Haver-
town  PCP  (Pentachlorophenol),  Haverford Township,
Delaware  County, PA. (Second Remedial  Action),  Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-963922/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Sealand
Limited Site,  Mt. Pleasant, DE.  (First  Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-963923/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  3):  First
Piedmont  Rock Quarry/Route 719 Site,  Danville, VA.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963924/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Arrow-
head Associates/Scovill, Montross, VA. (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963925/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  3): Whit-
moyer Laboratories (Operable Unit 3),  Lebanon County,
PA. (Third Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963926/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Saunders
Supply Company,  Chuckatuck,   VA.  (First   Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963927/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Old City
of York Landfill, Springfield Township, York County, PA.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963928/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  3):  Dixie
Caverns County Landfill, Roanoke County, VA.  (First Re-
medial Action), September  1991.
PB92-963929/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3): Green-
wood Chemical Site,  Operable Unit  2.  Newtown, VA.
(Second Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963930/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): McAdoo
Associates, (Operable  Unit  2), Schuylkill County. PA.
(Third Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963932/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Eastern
Diversified Metals, Schuylkill County, PA. (First Remedial
Action), March 1991.
PB92-963933/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4): Petrole-
um Products Corporation Site, Operable Unit  1,  Pem-
broke Park, Broward County, FL. (First Remedial Action),
October 1990.
PB92-964007/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region  4):  San-
gamo/Twelve-Mile Creek. Lake Hartwell PCB Contamina-
tion Site, Pickens, SC. (First Remedial Action), December
1990.
PB92-964008/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  4): Medley
Farms, Cherokee County, Gaffney,  SC. (First Remedial
Action), May 1991.
PB92-964009/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Arlington
Blending  and Packaging, Shelby  County, Arlington, TN.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964014/REB            92-04   PC A08/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Maxey
Flats Nuclear Disposal Site, Fleming County, KY.  (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964015/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Interstate
Lead (ILCO), Jefferson County, Leeds, AL. (First Remedi-
al Action), September 1991.
PB92-964016/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Carolina
Transformer Site, Cumberland  County, Fayetteville, NC.
(First Remedial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964017/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4): Velsicol
Chemical, (First Operable Unit), Toone, TN. (First Reme-
dial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964020/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 4):  Ciba-
Geigy, Washington  County, Mclntosh, AL (Second Re-
medial Action),  September 1991.
PB92-964021/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region  4):  Oak
Ridge Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 3), Anderson
County, Oak Ridge,  TN.  (Second Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964022/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  4): Charles
Macon Lagoon and Drum  Storage,  Richmond County,
Cordova, NC. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964023/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Northside
Sanitary Landfill (Enviro-Chem), Ztonsvflle. IN. (First Re-
medial Action),  (Amendment). June 1991.
PB92-964117/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region  5):  Pine
Bend Sanitary Landfill,  Dakota  County, City  of  Inver
Grove Heights, MM. (First Remedial Action), September
1991.
PB92-964119/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Pagel's
Pit Site, Winnebago County, IL. (First Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-964120/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):  MacGillis
and  Gibbs/Bell Lumber and Pole Co., New Brighton, MN.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964121/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Zanesville
Well Field Site, Zanesville,  OH. (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964122/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region  5):  Lem-
berger Transport and  Recycling, Manitowoc County, Wl.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964124/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): U.S. DOI
Sangamo/Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge, Carter-
ville. IL. (First Remedial Action), March 1990.
PB92-964125/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Carter In-
dustrials  Site,  Detroit, Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964126/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):  Ossineke
Groundwater Contamination  Site, Alpena County, Ossin-
eke, Ml. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964127/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of  Decision   (EPA  Region  5):
Stoughton City Landfill Site,  Stoughton, Wl. (First Reme-
dial  Action), September 1991.
PB92-964128/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): National
Presto  Industries,  Eau Claire, Wl. (Second  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-964129/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  5):  South
Macomb  Disposal No. 9 and  9A, Macomb  County, Ml.
(First Remedial Action). August 1991.
PB92-964130/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Fultz
Landfill, Byesville, OH. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-964131/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  5):  Berlin
and Farro Site, Swartz Creek, Ml. (First Remedial Action).
September 1991.
PB92-964132/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Lem-
berger Landfill Site,  Manitowoc County, Wl. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964133/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Michigan
Disposal  Service  (Cork Street) Landfill, Kalamazoo, Ml.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964134/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Thermo
Chem Site, (Operable Unit 1),  Muskegon  County, Ml.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964135/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Hastings
Groundwater Contamination (Operable Unit 10), Hastings,
NE. (Seventh Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964303/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Hastings
Ground Water Contamination (Operable Unit 1), Hastings,
NE. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964304/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Kern-Pest
Laboratories Site, Cape Girardeau County, MO. (Second
Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-964305/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 7):  E.I.
Dupont De Nemours  (County Road X23),  Lee County,
West Point, IA. (First Remedial Action), May 1991.
PB92-964306/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region  7): John
Deere (Ottumwa Works Landfill), Ottumwa, IA. (First Re-
medial Action), September  1991.
PB92-964308/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region 7): Shaw
Avenue Dump Site,  Charles City, Floyd County, IA. (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964309/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 7): Mid-
America Tanning  Site. Sergeant Bluff, IA. (First Remedial
Action), September  1991.
PB92-964310/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  7):  Lehigh
Portland  Cement  Company, Mason City, IA. (First Reme-
dial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964311/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region 8): Rocky
Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 26), CO. (Tenth Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964403/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Anaconda
Smelter Site, (Operable Unit 11 - Flue Dust), Deer Lodge
County,  Anaconda,  MT. (Second Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964404/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region 8): Rocky
Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 21), CO.  (Ninth Remedi-
al Action), June 1991.
PB92-964405/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Central
City-Clear Creek Site, (Operable Unit 3), Clear Creek and
Gilpin Counties, CO. (Third Remedial Action), September
1991.
PB92-964406/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): National
Semiconductor (Monolithic Memories), CA. (First Remedi-
al Action), September 1991.
PB92-964502/REB           92-01  PCA04/MFA01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Monolith-
ic Memories (Advanced Micro Devices - Argues) (Nation-
al Semiconductor),  CA. (First  Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-964503/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 9): Van
Waters   and  Rogers, San Jose,  CA.  (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-964506/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Signetics
(Advanced Micro Devices 901) (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
vale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964507/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Castle Air
 Force Base, Merced County, CA. (First Remedial Action),
August 1991.
 PB92-964508/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Indian
    Bend Wash Area (Operable Units 1, 4, S, 6), AZ. (Second
    Remedial ActionV September 1991.
    PB92-964509/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  9):  Micro
    Storage/Intel Magnetics, Santa Clara. CA.  (First Remedi-
    al Action), August 1991.
    PB92-9645117REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): FMC
    (Fresno Plant), Fresno, CA. (First Remedial Action), June
    1991.
    PB92-964512/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Sola Opti-
    cal  USA, Inc..  Petaluma, CA.  (First Remedial Action).
    September 1991.
    PB92-964515/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): CTS Prin-
    tex  Corporation,  Mountain  View, CA.  (First  Remedial
    Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964516/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 9): Valley
    Wood Preserving  Site.  Turtock,  CA.  (First  Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964517/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  9):  TRW
    Microwave.  (Advanced Micro Devices 901), (Signebcs),
    Sunnyvale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964518/REB            92-04  PCA06/MFA02
    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9): Spectra-
    Physics.  (Tetedyne Semiconductor), Mountain View, CA.
    (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
    PB92-964519/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Advanced
    Micro  Devices  915.  Sunnyvale.  CA. (First Remedial
    Action), August 1991.
    PB92-964520/REB
                               92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Bangor
    Naval Submarine Base. Site F (Operable Unit 2). Bangor,
    WA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964603/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  10):  Com-
    mencement  Bay-Nearshore/Tideflats  (Operable Unit 7),
    Tacoma. WA. (third Remedial Action). December 1990.
    PB92-964604/REB           92-01  PC A17/MF A04

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  10): Ameri-
    can Lake Gardens  (McChord AFB  - Area D). Pierce
    County, WA. (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
    P892-964605/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 10): Union
    Pacific  Railroad  Yard, Bannock  County. Pocatello. ID.
    (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964606/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Yakima
    Plating  Facility. Yakima. WA. (First  Remedial Action),
    September 1991.
    PB92-964607/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

REMEDIAL RESPONSE
    Community Relations in Superfund: A Handbook.
    PB92-963341/REB           92-01  PCA12/MFA03

    Summary of Treatment Technology Effectiveness for
    Contaminated Soil.
    PB92-963351/REB           92-01  PC A23/MF ACM

    Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of
    Federally-Funded Removals. Fifth Annual Report - Fiscal
    Year 1990.
    PB92-963403/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A02
REMEDIATION GOALS
    Risk  Assessment Guidance for  Superfund.  Volume 1.
    Human Health Evaluation Manual (Pan B).
    PB92-963339/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
REMOTE SENSING
    Watershed  Characterization  Using  Landsat  Thematic
    Mapper Imagery: Blackfoot River, Montana.
    PB92-115237/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Diurnal Water Relations of Walnut Trees: Implications for
    Remote Sensing.
    PB92-144047/HEB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
REMOVAL
    Removal of Radium from Drinking Water.
    PB92-21B320/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Revised  Hazard Ranking System:  Evaluating Sites After
    Waste Removals.
    PB92-963326/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Removal  Procedures: Guidance on the Con-
    sideration of ARARS during Removal Actions.
    PS92-963401/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Removal Program  Representative  Sampling  Guidance.
    Volume 1. SoT
    PB92-963408/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Removal Procedures:  Removal Enforcement
    Guidance for On-Scene Coordinators.
    P892-963409/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund  Removal  Procedures:  Public  Participation
    Guidance for On-Scene  Coordinators: Community  Rela-
    tions and the Administrative Record.
    PB92-963416/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
RENOVATING
    Approach to Improving Decision Making in Wetland Res-
    toration and Creation.
    PB92-217306/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02
REPAIR SHOPS
    Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Automotive Refinish-
    ing Industry.
    PB92-129139/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines and  Standards  for  the Shipbuilding  and
    Repair. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232032/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
REPELLENTS
    RED Facts: Putrescent Whole Egg Solids.
    PB92-235621/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLING
    Removal  Program  Representative  Sampling Guidance.
    Volume 1. Soil.
    PB92-963408/REB
                               92-01   PC A04/MF A01
REPRESSOR PROTEINS
    Cloning and Characterization of tfdS, the Repressor-Acti-
    vator Gene of tfdB, from the 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic
    Acid Catabolic Plasmid pJP4.
    PB92-129634/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Characterization of Stress-Responsive Behavior in 'Pseu-
    domonas aeruginosa1  PAD: Isolation of Tn3-lacZYA Fu-
    sions with Novel Damage-1 nducible (din) Promoters.
    PB92-195718/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
REPRODUCTION (BIOLOGY)
    Increased Reproduction by Mysids ('Mysidopsis bahia')
    Fed with Enriched 'Artemia' spp. Nauplii.
    PB92-108034/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Evaluating  the  Human Hearth  Effects  of  Hazardous
    Wastes: Reproduction and  Development  Neurotoxteity,
    Genetic Toxicity and Cancer.
    PB92-110352/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Neanthes Long-Term Exposure Experiment: Further Eval-
    uation of the  Relationship between Juvenile Growth and
    Reproductive  Success.
    PB92-166891/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Effects  of Low Dissolved  Oxygen on Survival, Growth
    and Reproduction  of  'Daphnia',  'Hyalella1 and  'Gam-
    marus'.
    PB92-188846/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Laboratory  Spawning  of Topsmelt,  'Athermops affinis',
    with Notes on Culture and Growth of Larvae.
    PB92-195759/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Reproductive  Ecology of the  Inland  Sifverside, 'Menidia
    beryflina'.  (Pisces:  Atherinidae)  from  Blackwater Bay,
    Florida.
    PB92-195775/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
REREGISTRATION
    RED Facts: Methoprene.
    PB92-111848/REB
    (List A, Case C
    PB92-111855/RE
      92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Document  (RED):  Methoprene

      92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED):  Heliothis zea
    NPV (List A, Case Number 151).
    PB92-111863/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    RED Facts: Heliothis zea NPV.
    PB92-111871/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    RED Facts: Fosetyl-AI (Aliette).
    PB92-114321/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Reregistration  Eligibility  Document  (RED): Fosetyl-AI
    (Aliette).
    PB92-114339/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    RED Facts: Sulfur.
    PB92-114347/REB            92-01   PC A02VMF A01
    RED. Facts: Potassium Bromide.
    PB92-114354/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Reregistration  Elegibility  Document  (RED): Potassium
    Bromide.
    PB92-114362/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Sulfur (List A,
    Case 0031).
    PB92-114453/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

                       Document (RED): Warfarin.
                               92-01   PC A04/MF A01

        jistration Eligibility Document (RED):  Warfarin. Ap-
        ices C-H.
        M26747/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

    RED Facts: Carbon Dioxide.
    PB92-145424/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    RED Facts: Silicon Dioxide and Silica Gel.
    PB92-145432/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    RED Facts: Sodium Diacetate.
    PB92-145440/REB
    RED Facts: Dried Blood.
    PB92-145465/REB
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    RED Facts: Inorganic Nitrate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassi-
    um Nitrates).
    PB92-145473/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    RED Facts: Carbon.
    PB92-147883/REB
    RED Facts: Propionic Acid.
    PB92-147891/REB
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                                   Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Silicon Dioxide
                                   and Silica Gel.
                                   PB92-161900/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

                                   Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Carbon and
                                   Carbon Dioxide.
                                   PB92-161926/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                   Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED). Sodium Diace-
                                   tate.
                                   PB92-161934/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                   Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Dried Blood.
                                   PB92-161942/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                   Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED):  Inorganic Ni-
                                   trate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassium Nitrates).
                                   PB92-161975/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                   Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Propionic Acid.
                                   PB92-161983/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                   Reregistration Eligibiligy Document (RED): Sodium and
                                   Calcium Hypochlorites.
                                   PB92-180116/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

                                   Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Heptachlor.
                                   PB92-191105/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

                                   RED Facts: Heptachlor.
                                   PB92-192798/REB
                                                              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Pesticide Reregistration Handbook: How to Respond to
    the Reregistration Eligibility Document.
    PB92-154806/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Pesticide Reregistration Progress Report.
    PB92-224328/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    RED Facts: Putrescent Whole Egg Solids.
    PB92-235621/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    RED Facts: Alkyl Amine Hydrochloride.
    PB92-235639/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): lndole-3-Butyric
    Acid. (List B. Case 2330).
    PB92-238526/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

RESEARCH
    Hazardous Substance Research Centers Program.  Pro-
    gram Summary FY 1991. Office of Exploratory Research.
    PB92-224419/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
    Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
    Refurbished Railcar Bearing Assemblies.
    PB92-104348/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
    Prototype  Printed Circuit Boards.
    PB92-104355/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

    Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
    Speed Reduction Equipment.
    PB92-104363/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
    Printed Labels.
    PB92-104371/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Summary  of the 1991  EPA/AWMA International Symposi-
    um: Measurement of Toxic and Related Air  Pollutants.
    Held in Durham, North Carolina on May 6-10. 1991.
    PB92-110386/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliogra-
    phy of Selected Reports and  Federal Register  Notices
    Related to Air Toxics.  Volume 5. Citations, 1991.
    PB92-111830/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Ongoing
    Research  and Regulatory Development Projects.
    PB92-111905/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliogra-
    phy of Selected Reports and  Federal Register  Notices
    Related to Air Toxics.  Index, 1991.
    PB92-111913/REB           92-01  PC A21/MF A04

    Environmental   Monitoring  and Assessment Program:
    1991 Project Descriptors.
    PB92-114479/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    U.S. EPA  Office of Research and Development Overview
    of Current Radon Research.
    PB92-121250/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Quality Assurance Project Plan: Tampa, Florida Wetlands
    Study.
    PB92-122761/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Global Ecosystems  Database. Version 0.1  (Beta-test).
    EPA Global Climate  Research Program. NOAA/NGDC
    Global Change Database Program.  Prototype 1. Data-
    base Documentation. NGDC Key to Geophysical Records
    Documentation No. 25.
    PB92-122803/REB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03

    Research  and Development Efforts to Develop Improved
    Inventory  Methodologies for Area Source Solvent Emis-
    sions.
    PB92-126846/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Interlaboratory Study  of Cellular  Fluorescence Intensity
    Measurements  with  Fluorescein-Labeled   Microbead
    Standards.
    PB92-153899/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Research  Strategy for Electric  and Magnetic Fields: Re-
    search Needs and Priorities.
    PB92-170174/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Development of a Core Combustion Research Program
    Plan for EPA.
    PB92-180868/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Opportunities in Applied Environmental  Research  and
    Development.
    PB92-2231B9/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02
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                                                                    KEYWORD INDEX
                                                                                                                                           RISK ASSESSMENT
RESEARCH MANAGEMENT
    Increasing Scientific Power with Statistical Power.
    PB92-217199/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
RESEARCH PROGRAMS
    Status of Selected Air Pollution Control Programs, Febru-
    ary 1992.
    PB92-171966/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

    Wetlands Research Plan FY92-96:  An Integrated Risk-
    Based Approach.
    PB92-178946/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    National Toxicology Program: Review of Current DHHS,
    DOE, and EPA Research Related to Toxicology, Fiscal
    Year 1991.
    PB92-189141/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03

    National Toxicology Program: Annual Plan for Fiscal Year
    1991.
    PB92-189158/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03
RESEARCH PROJECTS
    Final  Quality Assurance Report  for  the Tampa,  Florida
    Wetlands Study.
    PB92-113000/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A03

    Air Pollution Engineering Research at the U.S. Environ-
    mental Protection Agency.
    PB92-206457/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

RESERVOIRS
    Specificity of Cellular DNA-Binding Sites of Microbial Pop-
    ulations in a Florida Reservoir.
    PB92-129618/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Technical Guidance Manual for  Performing Waste Load
    Allocations. Book 4. Lakes, Reservoirs and  Impound-
    ments. Chapter 3: Toxic Substances  Impact.
    PB92-231760/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03
RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
    Recommended   Sub-Slab  Depressurization  Systems
    Design  Standard  of  the Florida  Radon Research Pro-
    gram.
    PB92-105626/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Development  of  Alternate  Performance Standard  for
    Radon  Resistant Construction   Based  on Short-Term/
    Long-Term  Indoor  Radon  Concentrations.  Volume  1.
    Technical Report.
    PB92-115211/REB           92-01  PCA05/MFA01

    Development  of  Alternate  Performance Standard  for
    Radon  Resistant Construction   Based  on Short-Term/
    Long-Term Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 2. Ap-
    pendices.
    PB92-115229/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Recommended HVAC Standard of the Florida Radon Re-
    search Program.
    PB92-147909/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Radon  Pressure  Differential Project,  Phase 1.  Florida
    Radon Research Program.
    PB92-148519/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Effects of Building Features on  Indoor Air and Pollutant
    Movements.
    PB92-153808/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Their Derivatives
    in Indoor and Outdoor Air in an Eight-Home Study.
    PB92-166701/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Natural Basement  Ventilation  as  a Radon  Mitigation
    Technique.
    PB92-166958/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    National Radon  Measurement Proficiency Program: Indi-
    vidual Proficiency Report.
    PB92-169473/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Effects  of Natural and Forced Basement Ventilation on
    Radon Levels in Single  Family Dwellings.
    PB92-192194/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
    Simplified Modeling of Air Flow Dynamics in SSD Radon
    Mitigation Systems for Residences with Gravel Beds.
    PB92-195635/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Analysis of Emissions from Residential Oil Furnaces and
    Comparison with Woodstove Emissions.
    PB92-195924/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Analysis of Emissions from Residential Oil Furnaces.
    PB92-195981/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Technical Support Document for  the 1992 Citizen's Guide
    to Radon.
    P892-218395/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Homeowners Exempted from Superfund Cleanup Costs:
    National Policy Overview.
    PB92-963336/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

 RESIDUES
    United States Environmental Protection Agency Municipal
    Waste  Combustion Residue Solidification/Stabilization
    Evaluation Program.
    PB92-121177/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    U.S.  EPA Program for  Evaluation of Treatment and Utili-
    zation  Technologies for Municipal  Waste  Combustion
    Residues.
    PB92-121185/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Comparison of Five Solidification/Stabilization Processes
    for Treatment of Municipal Waste Combustion Residues.
    Part  1. Physical Testing.
    PB92-121193/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Comparison of  Solidification/Stabilization Processes for
    Treatment of Municipal Waste Combustion  Residues.
    Part  2. Leaching Properties.
    PB92-121201/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Trace Elements, Leaching and Health Risks from Munici-
    pal Waste Combustion Ash.
    PB92-153311/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
RESOURCE CONSERVATION
    Indicators for Monitoring Biodiversity: A Hierarchical Ap-
    proach.
    PB92-108117/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
    Conducting RCRA Inspections at Mixed Waste Facilities.
    PB92-105196/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium.  Volume  1.  User's
    Guide. Key Word Index.
    PB92-111715/REB                   92-01   PC E10
    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 2 (9420.1980-
    9434.1900). Hazardous Waste Management System (Part
    260). General, Definitions, Petitions.
    PB92-111723/REB                   92-01   PC A13
    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 3 (9441.1980-
    9441.1986).  Identification   and  Listing of  Hazardous
    Waste (Part 261). General.
    PB92-111731/REB                   92-01   PC A14
    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 4 (9441.1987-
    9441.1990).  Identification   and  Listing of  Hazardous
    Waste (Part 261). General.
    PB92-111749/REB                   92-01   PC A14

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 5 (9442.1980-
    9444.1986).  Identification   and  Listing of  Hazardous
    Waste  (Part  261).  Criteria for Identifying  Hazardous
    Waste, Characteristics of Hazardous Waste, Lists of Haz-
    ardous Waste.
    PB92-111756/REB                   92-01   PC A14

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 6 (9444.1987-
    9457.1990).  Identification   and  Listing of  Hazardous
    Waste (Part  261). Lists (Cont'd),  Generator  Standards
    (Part 262), General,  Pretransportation, Recordkeeping,
    Special Conditions, Importing.
    PB92-111764/REB                   92-01   PC A15

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume  7 (9460.1980-
    9482.1990). Transporter Standards (Part 263). (TSDF's)
    (Parts 264  and  265), TSDF  Technical  Requirements
    (Parts 264 and 265).
    PB92-111772/REB                   92-01   PCA11
    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume  8 (9483.1980-
    9489.1990). TSDF Technical Requirements  (Parts 264
    and 265). Tanks. Surface  Impoundments, Waste Piles,
    Land  Treatment,  Landfills,  Incinerators,  Miscellaneous
    Units.
    PB92-111780/REB                   92-01   PC A1S

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume  9 (9490.1980-
    9521.1990). Standards for Managing Specific Hazardous
    Wastes (Part 266). Permitting Policies,  Permitting Proce-
    dures (Parts 124 and 270).
    PB92-111798/REB                   92-01   PC A1S

    RCRA   Permit   Policy   Compendium.  Volume  10
    (9522.1980-9528.1990). Permitting Procedures (Parts 124
    and  270). Applications,  Conditions,  Changes,  Interim
    Status.
    PB92-111806/REB                   92-01   PC A15

    RCRA   Permit   Policy   Compendium.  Volume  11
    (9530.1980-9581.1990). Air Emissions  Standards, State
    Authorization (Part 271), Land Disposal Restrictions (Part
    268). Waste Minimization, Subtitle D, RCRA Grant Funds.
    PB92-111814/REB                   92-01  PC A17

    Stabilization Technologies for RCRA Corrective Actions.
    Handbook.
    PB92-114495/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Technical Support Services for  Superfund Site Remedi-
    ation and RCRA Corrective  Action. Third Edition.
    PB92-205657/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    RCRA Corrective Actions. Speaker Slide Copies.
    PB92-224815/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND  RECOVERY ACT
(RCRA)
    Update Package  for RCRA Permit Policy Compendium
    (Assorted Volumes).
    PB92-182518/REB                   92-04  PC E99
RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY
INFORMATION SYSTEM
    RCRIS Data Element  Dictionary,  Version  3.0.0. Data
    Tape Documentation.
    PB92-145515/REB            92-01   PC A25/MF A06
    Resource  Conservation   and   Recovery  Information
    System (RCRIS) Extract Tape.
    PB92-592290/REB                   92-01  CP T01
RESOURCE CONSERVATION RECOVERY ACT
    RCRA Cover Systems for Waste Management Facilities.
    PB92-120435/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITIES
    Material Recovery Facilities for Municipal Solid Waste.
    PB92-137512/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

RESPIRATORY DISEASES
    Respiratory  Health  Effects of  Passive Smoking: Lung
    Cancer and Other Disorders.
    PB92-182344/REB            92-04   PC A24/MF A04

    Rational Approaches to the Management  of Bronchopul-
    monary Disease.
    PB92-206473/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Transactions: Tropospheric Ozone and the Environment.
    Papers from an International Conference.
    PB92-217017/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
RESPIRATORY FUNCTION TESTS
    Relationships between Lung Function and Physical Char-
    acteristics in Young Adult Black and White Males and Fe-
    males.
    PB92-150846/REB          92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Effects of Heavy Industrial Pollution on Respiratory Func-
    tion in the  Children of Cubatao,  Brazil:  A Preliminary
    Report.
    PB92-217207/REB          92-04  PC A02/MF A01

RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS
    Respiratory  Syncytial Virus  Infection of Human Primary
    Nasal and Bronchial Epithelial Cell Cultures and Bron-
    choalveolar Macrophages.
    PB92-209352/REB          92-04  PC A02/MF A01

RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL VIRUS
    Respiratory  Syncytial Virus  Infection of Human Primary
    Nasal and Bronchial Epithelial Cell Cultures and Bron-
    choalveolar Macrophages.
    PB92-209352/REB          92-04  PC A02/MF A01

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
    Regional Respiratory Tract  Absorption of Inhaled Reac-
    tive Gases.
    PB92-217140/REB          92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Deposition Patterns of Ragweed Pollen in  the  Human
    Respiratory Tract.
    PB92-227537/REB          92-04  PC A02/MF A01

RESTORATION
    Restoration  of Aquatic Ecosystems:  Science, Technology
    and Public Policy.
    PB92-224161/REB          92-04  PC A24/MF A04

RETINOIDS
    Antimutagenicity Profiles of Some Natural Substances.
    PB92-206382/REB          92-04 PC A03/MF A01

REVERSAL LEARNING
    Serial Spatial Reversal Learning in  Rats: Comparison of
    Instrumental and Automaintenance Procedures.
    PB92-143940/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

REVIEWS
    Superfund Program: Ten Years of Progress.
    PB91-921286/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Genotoxicity of   Industrial  Wastes and  Effluents.  A
    Review.
    PB92-227594/REB           92-04 PC A03/MF A01

RHODE ISLAND
    National  Priorities List Sites: Rhode Island.
    PB92-963230/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

RHYTHMICAL SLOW  WAVE ACTIVITY
    Colchicine-lnduced Deafferentation  of the Hippocampus
    Selectively Disrupts Cholinergic  Rhythmical  Slow Wave
    Activity.
    PB92-120476/REB           92-01 PC A03/MF A01

RICE
    Impacts  of Climate Change on Rice Yield: Evaluation of
    the Efficacity of Different Modeling Approaches.
    PB92-188754/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Climate Change in Thailand and Its Potential Impact  on
    Rice Yield.
    PB92-232883/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

RICE PLANTS
    Kinetic  Properties of  Malic Dehydrogenase from Three
    Cultivars of  Rice.
    PB92-178995/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

RIPARIAN WATERS
    Characteristics  of  Successful  Riparian  Restoration
    Projects in the Pacific Northwest.
    PB92-196039/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

RISK ASSESSMENT
    Methods  for Aquatic Toxicity Identification  Evaluations.
    Phase 1  Toxicity Characterization  Procedures.  Second
    Edition.
    PB92-100072/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Indoor Air Assessment: A  Review  of Indoor Air Quality
    Risk Characterization Studies.
    PB92-109107/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Methodology for  Assessing Environmental  Releases of
    and Exposure to  Municipal Solid Waste Combustor Re-
    siduals.
    PB92-109149/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Health Effects of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
    PB92-110360/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

    Risk Assessment, Management,  Communication: A Guide
    to Selected Sources. Volume 4, Number 1.
    PB92-114412/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Workshop  Report on  Toxicity  Equivalency Factors  for
    Polychlorinated Biphenyl Congeners. Risk  Assessment
    Forum.
    PB92-114529/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A02

    Natural   Enemy  Risk  Assessment  (NERISK)  User's
    Manual.
     PB92-114990/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

     Preliminary Risk  Assessment for  Bacteria  in  Municipal
    Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
     PB92-126820/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

     Risk Assessment Methodologies:  Comparing  EPA and
     State Approaches.
     PB92-137462/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Tiered Modeling Approach for Assessing the Risks Due
    to Sources of Hazardous Air Pollutants.
    PB92-164748/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    EPCRA  Section  313  Roadmaps  Database.  User's
    Manual. (Version 2.2) (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-169523/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Leaking Underground Storage Tanks and Health: Under-
    standing Health Risks from Petroleum Contamination.
    P892-1B4969/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Developmental Toxicology: Risk Assessment and  the
    Future.
    PB92-184993/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03

    Human Exposure Model-ll: User's Guide.
    PB92-186246/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Hearth Research to Support Risk Assessment
    PB92-188788/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Implementing 'In vitro' Models in the Hazard Identification
    and Risk Assessment Process.
    PB92-188796/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Potential Uses of Phosphogypsum and Associated Risks.
    Background Information Document.
    PB92-196054/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data Base and
    the OSAR System for Use in  Ecological  Risk Assess-
    ments.
    PB92-198217/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Peer Review Workshop Report on a Framework for Eco-
    logical Risk Assessment
    PB92-21319B/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Risk Assessment, Management, Communication: A Guide
    to Selected Sources Volume 4, Number 2.
    PB92-238518/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A02

    Reference Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazardous Air
    Pollutants  Listed in the Clean  Air Act Amendments of
    1990.
    PB92-239S16/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

    Natural  Enemy Risk Assessment (NERISK)  (for Micro-
    computers).
    PB92-500446/REB                  92-01  CP O06

    Roadmaps  to Sources of  Information on  Chemicals
    Listed in the Emergency Planning Community and Com-
    munity Right-to-Know Act (Ateo  Known as SARA Tide 3),
    Section  313. Toxic Release Inventory  (for  Microcomput-

    PB92-501972/REB                  92-01  CP D04

    Risk Assessment  Guidance for Superfund.  Volume  1.
    Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C).
    PB92-963340/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Guidance for Data Useabitity in Risk Assessment (Part
    A).
    PB92-963356'REB           92-04   PC A13/MF A03

    Guidance for Data UseabUity in Risk Assessment (Part
    B).
    PB92-963362/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
RISK ASSESSMENT GUIDANCE FOR SUPERFUND
    Supplemental Guidance to RAGS: Calculating the Con-
    centration Term. Volume 1, Number 1, May  1992.
    PB92-963373/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

RIVERS
    System  for Control of River Water Quality for the Com-
    munity of Madrid Using QUAL2E.
    PB92-206218/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF ADI

    Analysis of Long-term and Seasonal River Water Quality
    Changes in Latvia.
    PB92-232933/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

RIVULUS MARMORATUS
    Abundant Males in Populations of a Setting Hermaphro-
    dite Fish, 'Rivulus marmoratus', from Some  Belize Cays.
       ,
PB92-195783/REB
                              ,
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
ROAOMAPS SYSTEM
    EPCRA  Section  313  Roadmaps  Database.  User's
    Manual. (Version 2.2) (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-169523/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Roadmaps to  Sources of  Information  on Chemicals
    Listed in the Emergency Planning Community and Com-
    munity Right-to-Know Act (Also Known as SARA Tide 3),
    Section 313. Toxic Release  Inventory (for Microcomput-
    ers).
    PB92-501972/REB                   92-01  CP DO4

ROANE COUNTY (TENNESSEE)
    Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA  Region  4): Oak
    Ridge Reservation (USDOE). (Operable Unit 4), Roane
    County, Oak Ridge. TN. (Third Remedial Action), Septem-
    ber 1991.
    PB92-964012/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ROBOTICS
    Personnel  Protection through Reconnaissance  Robotics
    at Superfund Remedial Sites.
    PB92-166743/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

ROCKFISH
    Chesapeake  Bay  Striped Bass Fishery Management
    Plan: Chesapeake Bay Program.  Annual Progress Report
    from the Chesapeake Executive Council.
    PB92-166428/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ROCKFORO (ILLINOIS)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Southeast
    Rockford Groundwater Contamination, Rockford. IL First
    Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-9641 4 1 /HEB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                        xing Root Growth and Root Carbo-
                                                                        "onderosa Pine the Year Following

                                                                                  92-01  PC A02/MF A01
RODENTS
    Assessment of Host Resistance to Infection with Rodent
    Malaria.
    PB92-232784/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

ROOFING
    Evaluation of VOC Emissions from Heated Roofing  As-
    phalt
    PB92-115286/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
ROOT DEVELOPMENT
    Ozone Decreases £
    hydrate Content in
    Exposure.
    PB92-144039/REB

ROTARY WASHERS
    Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for the Metal Finish-
    ing Industry. Technology Evaluation Report
    PB92-232214/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01
ROTATED PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS
    Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Non-Urban Ozone Con-
    centrations over the Eastern United States Using Rotated
    Principal Component Analysis.
    PB92-192152/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

ROTATING BIOLOGICAL CONTACTORS
    Rotating Biological Contactors. Engineering Bulletin.
    PB92-235936/REB           92-O4   PC A02/MF A01

RUBBER
    Permeation of Multifunctional Acrylates through Selected
    Protective Glove Materials.
    PB92-153915/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

RUNOFF
    Non-Stormwater Discharges  into Storm Drainage Sys-
    tems.
    PB92-1S8559/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Combined Sewer Overflow:  Balancing  Flow  for CSO
    Abatement
    PB92-179761/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

RURAL AREAS
    Regional Fine Particle Field Study:  Data Base and Initial
    Results.
    PB92-106939/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Adjusting Ambient Ozone Air Quality Indicators for Miss-
    ing Values.
    P892-124155/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
    Drinking Water Research Division's Research Activities in
    Support of EPA's Regulatory Agenda.
    PB92-124197/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT OF 1988
    Safe Drinking Water Act: 1986 Amendments.
    PB92-140607/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

SAFETY
    Is Your Drinking Water Safe.
    PB92-232198/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Standard Operating Safety Guides.
    PB92-963414/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A03

SAINT LOUIS COUNTY (MISSOURI)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Ellisville
    Area Site, St. Louis County, Ellisville, MO. (First Remedial
    Action), (Amendment). September 1991.
    PB92-964302/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SALINITY
    Influence of Constant  and  Fluctuating Salinity on  Re-
    sponses of 'Mysidopsis bahia' Exposed to Cadmium in a
    Life-Cycle Test
    PB92-108O42/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Identification of Sources of Ground-Water SalintzaSon
    Using Geochemical Techniques.
    PB92-119650/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03
                                                       Evaluating the  Relationship  of  Metabolic  Activation
                                                       System Concentrations and Chemical Dose Concentra-
                                                       tions for the Salmonella Spiral and Plate Assays.
                                                       PB92-113331/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                    SALMONELLA TYPHIMURtUM
                                                       Assessing the Use of Known Mutagens to Calibrate the
                                                       •Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagemctty Assay.  1. Without
                                                       Exogenous Activation.
                                                       PB92-113257/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                       Assessing the Use of Known Mutagens to Calibrate the
                                                       •Salmonella typhimurium' MutagenicSy Assay. 2. With Ex-
                                                       ogenous Activation.
                                                       PB92-113273/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                       Design and Implementation of a Collaborative Study of
                                                       the Mutagenicity of Complex Mixtures in 'Salmonella ty-
                                                       phimurium'.
                                                       PB92-150697/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                       Sources ot Variation in the Mutageroc  Potency of Com-
                                                       plex Chemical Mixtures Based on the Salmonella/Micro-
                                                       some Assay.
                                                       P892-150713/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                    SALT MARSHES
                                                       Pilot Study to Compare Created and Natural Wetlands in
                                                       Western Washington and Evaluate Methods.
                                                       PB92-136811 /REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

                                                    SALTS
                                                       Forest Soil Response  to Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
                                                       fate. 1. Sulfur Constituents and Net Retention.
                                                       PB92-108182/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SAMISH BAY
    Reference Area Performance Standards for Puget Sound.
    PB92-166917/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

SAMPLERS
    Tedlar Bag  Sampling  System  for Toxic  Organic Com-
    pounds in Source Emission Sampling and Analysis.
    PB92-166719/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

SAMPLING
    Numerical Calculation:  Aspiration Efficiency of Aerosols
    into Thin-Walled Sampling Inlets.
    PB92-132901/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Improvement of Performance of Variable Probability Sam-

                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                                                                                                               'B92-180264/REB
    Probability Sampling and Population Inference in Monitor-
    ing Programs.
    PB92-180272/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Effects of Sampling Design Parameters on Block Selec-
    tion.
    PB92-180314/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

SAND AQUIFERS
    Oxidation-Reduction Capacities of Aquifer Solids.
    PB92-110410/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Effect of Sodium Chloride on Transport ot Bacteria in a
    Saturated Aquifer Material.
    PB92-110428/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

SANDS
    Techniques to Determine Spatial Variations in Hydraulic
    Conductivity of Sand and Gravel.
    PB92-109123/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SANITARY LANDFILLS
    Regulatory  Impact Analysis for the Final Criteria for Mu-
    nicipal Solid Waste Landfills.
    PB92-100841/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03

    Addendum  to  the Regulatory  Impact Analysis for the
    Final Criteria for Municipal Solid Waste Landfills.
    PB92-100858/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Landfill Gas Energy Utilization:  Technology Options and
    Case Studies.
    PB92-203116/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A02

    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 5): Dakhue
    Sanitary  Landfill,  Hampton Township,  Dakota County,
    MN. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964137/HEB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

SANTA CLARA COUNTY  (CALIFORNIA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Advanced
    Micro Devices 901, (Signetics), (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
    vale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964504/REB           92-O4   PC A06/MF A02

SCHATZ HEAT BATTERIES
    Evaluation of a Schatz Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
    Vehicle. Phase 2.
    PB92-204585/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

SCHOOL BUILDINGS
    Asbestos Concentrations Two Years  After Abatement in
    Seventeen Schools.
    PB92-158476/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Radon Prevention in the Design  and Construction  of
    Schools and other Large Buildings.
    PB92-180298/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

    Costs of Radon  Diagnostics  and Mitigation in  School
    Buildings.
    PB92-198282/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Case Study of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation in a
    New York State School.
    PB92-198571/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

SCHOOLS
    Sub-Slab Pressure Reid Extension in Schools and Other
    Large Buildings.
    PB92-121268/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Neurobehavioral Evaluation System  (NES) and School
    Performance.
    PB92-124585/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Lead in School Drinking Water.
    PB92-137439/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    HVAC Systems  in  the Current  Stock  of U.S.  K-12
    Schools.
    PB92-218338/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

SCIENTISTS
    Science  Policy Interlace (Chapter 12).
    PB92-143841/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE
    Waste Minimization  Opportunity Assessment: Scott  Air
    Force Base.
    PB92-105402/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

SCRAP TIRES
                                                                       of Emissions  from  the  Simulated  Open

                                                           PB92-217009/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Mutagenicity of !
    Burning of Scrap Rubber Tires.
                                                        SCREENING
                                                           In vitro Teratology.
                                                           PB92-124700/REB
                                                                                      92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                        SCRUBBERS
                                                           Capsule Report Bahco Flue Gas Desulfurization and Par-
                                                           ticulate Removal System.
                                                           PB92-179902/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                      KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                               SEWAGE SLUDGE
SEA WATER
    Identification  of  Sources of Ground-Water Salinization
    Using Geochemical Techniques.
    PB92-119650/REB            92-01  PCA12/MFA03

    Genotoxic Effects of Complex Marine Sediment Extracts
    on V79 Chinese Hamster Lung Fibrob/asts.
    PB92-121318/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SEALS (MAMMALS)
    Chemical Contamination of  Harbor Seal Pups in Puget
    Sound.  Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    PB92-132778/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
SEAMING
    Technical Guidance Document: Inspection Techniques
    for the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field Seams.
    PB92-109057/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Inspection Techniques for the  Fabrication of Geomem-
    brane Reid Seams.
    PB92-188770/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SEAWATER
    Determination  of  alpha-emitting nuclides  of Plutonium,
    americfum and curium  in environmental materials: Pt 1.
    Sea water.
    DE92614732/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SECOND REMEDIAL ACTION
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
    Engineering  Center, (Operable  Unit 2), Lakehurst, NJ.
    (Second Remedial Action), February 1991.
    PB92-963810/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  3): Whit-
    moyer Laboratories (Operable Unit 2),  Lebanon County,
    PA. (Second Remedial Action), December 1990.
    PB92-963912/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Strasburg
    Landfill, Newlin Township, Chester County, PA. (Second
    Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-963913/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Acme
    Solvent Reclaiming, Winnebago County, IL. (Second Re-
    medial Action), December 1990.
    P892-964101/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A02

    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  5):  Main
    Street Well Field. Elkhart, IN. (Second Remedial Action),
    March 1991.
    PB92-964107/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Verona
    Well  Field  Site,  Battle Creek, Ml.  (Second Remedial
    Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964110/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Washing-
    ton County Landfill. Lake Elmo, MN. (Second Remedial
    Action), November 1990.
    PB92-964113/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
    Sales Site. (New  Location), (Operable  Unit 2), Adams
    County, CO. (Second Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964408/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Atlas As-
    bestos  Mine, Fresno  County,  CA.  (Second Remedial
    Action), February  1991.
    PB92-964510/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

SECOND REMEDIAL ACTION-FINAL
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Industrial
    Drive Operable Unit 2, Williams Township. PA. (Second
    Remedial Action), March 1991.
    PB92-963918/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 5):  Allied
    Chemical and Ironton Coke, Ironton, OH. (Second Reme-
    dial Action), December 1990.
    PB92-964115/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Cimarron
    Mining Site, Operable Unit 2, Carrizozo,  NM. (Second Re-
    medial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964201/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 6):  Petro-
    chemical (Turtle Bayou), Liberty County, TX. (Second Re-
    medial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964202/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Ellisville
    Area Site. St. Louis County, Ellisville. MO. (Second Re-
    medial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964312/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SEDIMENT QUALITY CRITERIA
    Technical Basis for Establishing Sediment Quality Criteria
    for Nonionic Organic Chemicals Using Equilibrium Parti-
    tioning.  Annual Review.
    PB92-129642/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SEDIMENT TRANSPORT
    Reactive Transport of Suspended  Particles: Mechanisms
    and Modeling.
    PB92-174317/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

SEDIMENT WATER INTERFACES
    Technical Basis for Establishing Sediment Quality Criteria
    for Nonionic Organic Chemicals Using Equilibrium Parti-
    tioning.  Annual Review.
    PB92-129642/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SEDIMENTS
    Developing Sediments Quality Standards: Comprehensive
    Sediment Management in Puget Sound.
    AD-P006 465/9/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Dealing with Toxic Polluted Sediments in the Great Lakes
    Basin.
    AD-P006 908/8/REB          92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Fate of Commercial Disperse Dyes in Sediments.
    PB92-101401/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Regiospecific  Dechlorination of Pentachtorophenol  by
    Dichlorophenol-Adapted  Microorganisms  in Freshwater,
    Anaerobic Sediment Slurries.
    PB92-101674/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Reductive Dechlorination of Dicnlorophenols in Anaerobic
    Pond Sediments (Chapter 13).
    PB92-101708/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Chetco Ocean Dredged Material Disposal Site (ODMDS)
    Designation: Final Environmental Impact Statement.
    PB92-104470/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Effects of  a Contaminated Sediment on  Life  History
    Traits and Population Growth Rate of 'Neanthes Arena-
    ceodentata' (Polychaeta:  Nereidae) in the  Laboratory.
    PB92-108059/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Determination and Occurrence of AHH-Active Polychlori-
    nated Biphenyte, 2,3,7,8-Tetrachloro-p-Dioxin and 2,3,7,8-
    Tetrachlorodibenzofuran in Lake Michigan Sediment and
    Biota. The Question of Their Relative Toxicologies) Sig-
    nificance.
    PB92-108125/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Reduction of Hexachtoroethane and Carbon Tetrachlo-
    ride at Surfaces of Biotite, Vermiculite, Pyrite, and Marca-
    site.
    PB92-113141/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Acid-Volatile Sulfide as a Factor Mediating Cadmium and
    Nickel Bioavailability in Contaminated Sediments.
    PB92-124296/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Environmental   Factors  Correlated  to  Dfchlorophenol
    Dechlorination in Anoxic Freshwater Sediments.
    PB92-124346/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Responses of Wetland Plants to Effluents  in Water and
    Sediment.
    PB92-129758/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Induction of Cytochrome P-450-IA1 in Juvenile Rsh  by
    Creosote-Contaminated Sediment.
    PB92-129790/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Abiotic Transformations of Pesticides in Natural Waters
    and Sediments.
    PB92-150481/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Predicting the Toxicity of Bulk Sediments to Aquatic Or-
    ganisms with Aqueous Test Fractions: Pore Water versus
    Elutriate.
    PB92-150606/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Contribution of Ammonia, Metals and Nonpolar Organic
    Compounds to the Toxicity of Sediment Interstitial Water
    from an Illinois River Tributary.
    PB92-150648/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Neanthes Long-Term Exposure Experiment: Further Eval-
    uation of the Relationship between Juvenile Growth and
    Reproductive Success.
    PB92-166891/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Reference Area Performance Standards for Puget Sound.
    PB92-166917/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Pilot-Scale Incineration of PCB-Contaminated Sediments
    from the New Bedford Harbor Hot Spot Superfund Site.
    PB92-178953/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A03
    Distribution, Speciation, and Transformation of Chromium
    in Contaminated Soils and Aquifer Sediments.
    PB92-179092/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Measurement of  Polycyclic  Aromatic  Hydrocarbons  in
    Soils and Sediments by Particle-Beam/High-Performance
    Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry.
    PB92-188721/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Synthetic Substrata for Propagation and Testing  of Soil
    and Sediment Organisms.
    PB92-195676/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Use of Marsh  Plants for Toxicity Testing  of  Water and
    Sediment.
    PB92-195882/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Seasonal Variations of Stable Hydrogen and Carbon Iso-
    tope Ratios of Methane in Subtropical  Freshwater Sedi-
    ments.
    PB92-217181/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Pilot-Scale Incineration of PCB-Contaminated Sediments
    from the Hot Spot of the New Bedford Harbor Superfund
    Site.
    PB92-227321/REB            92-O4  PC A02/MF A01

    Briefing Report  to the EPA  Science Advisory Board on
    the Equilibrium Partitioning Approach to Generating Sedi-
    ment Quality Criteria.
    PB92-231521/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

    Contaminated Sediments: Relevant Statutes and  EPA
    Program Activities.
    PB92-231547/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Managing  Contaminated  Sediments.   EPA  Decision-
    Making Processes.
    PB92-231653/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Sediment Classification Methods Compendium.
    PB92-231679/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03
SEINE RIVER
    Modification of an Index of Biotic Integrity Based on Fish
    Assemblages to Characterize Rivers of the Seine Basin,
    France.
    PB92-180322/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 SEIZURES
    Proconvulsant Activity of Endosulfan in Amygdala Kin-
    dling.
    PB92-189000/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 SELCTV DATA BASE
    SELCTV System Manual for SELCTV and REFER Data-
    bases and the SELCTV Data Management Program.
    PB92-11345S/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 SELCTV DATABASE
    Pesticide Effects on Arthropod Natural Enemies: A Data-
    base Summary.
    PB92-124163/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Toxicity, Selectivity and  Sublethal Effects of Pesticides
    on Arthropod Natural Enemies: A Data-Base Summary.
    PB92-124189/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 SELECTION (GENETICS)
    Selection  Kinetics during Serial Cell Culture Passage of
    Mixtures of Wild-Type 'Autographa  californica' Nuclear
    Polyhedrosis Virus and Its Recombinant Ac360-Beta-gal.
    PB92-143874/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 SELECTIVE NONCATALYTIC REDUCTION
    Sorbent/Urea Slurry Injection for Simultaneous SO2/NOX
    Removal.
    PB92-195817/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 SEMINIFEROUS TUBULES
    Fungicide Benomyl(Methyl 1-(Butylcarbamoyl)-2-Benzimi-
    dazolecarbarnate) Causes Testicular Dysfunction by In-
    ducing the Sloughing of Germ Cells and Occlusion of Ef-
    ferent Ductules.
    PB92-150796/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF AOt

    Collection  of Interstitial Fluid  and Seminiferous  Tubule
    Fluid from the Rat Testis.
    PB92-179084/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SEMIVOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
    Sampling Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Related
    Semivolatite Organic Compounds in Indoor Air.
    PB92-198274/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

SENSES
    Sensory Evoked Potentials: Measures of Neurotoxicity.
    PB92-164805/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Exposure  of Humans to a Volatile  Organic Mixture.  2.
    Sensory.
    PB92-164888/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Reflex Modification and the Assessment of Sensory Dys-
    function.
    PB92-166339/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SEPARATION
    Technology Evaluation  Report: The Carver-Greenfield
    Process, Dehydro-Tech Corporation.
    PB92-217462/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

SEQUENCING BATCH REACTORS
    Sequencing Batch Reactors: Summary Report.
    PB92-216969/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SERVICE STATIONS
    Technical  Guidance: Stage II Vapor Recovery Systems
    for Control of Vehicle Refueling Emissions at Gasoline
    Dispensing Facilities. Volume 2. Appendices.
    PB92-132851/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF A04

SEWAGE DISPOSAL
    Application of Multispectral Techniques to the Precise
    Identification of Aldehydes in the Environment.
    PB92-101419/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Water Quality Model for a River Receiving Paper  Mill Ef-
    fluents and Conventional Sewage.
    PB92-195643/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Toxicity Reduction Evaluation:  Case Histories at High
    Point and Fayetteville, North Carolina.
    PB92-222231/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Technical  Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations: Simplified Analytical Method for Determining
    NPDES Effluent Limitations for POTWs  Discharging into
    Low-Flow Streams.
    PB92-231786/REB           92-04  PC AfM/MF AOt

 SEWAGE SLUDGE
    Environmental  Profiles and Hazard  Indices lor Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge:  Mercury.
    PB92-122977/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Environmental Profiles and Hazard  Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: Lead.
    PB92-122985/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Environmental Profiles and Hazard  Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge:  Beryllium.
    PB92-122993/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Environmental Profiles and Hazard  Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: Nickel.
    PB92-123009/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Preliminary Risk Assessment  for Bacteria in  Municipal
    Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
    PB92-126820/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

    Comparison of Organic Emissions from Laboratory and
    Full-Scale Thermal Degradation of Sewage Sludge.
    PB92-136852/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Emissions  of Metals, Chromium and  Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 1. Summary Report.
    PB92-151554/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD INDEX
    Emissions of Metals. Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 2. Site 5 Emission Test Report Hexavatent Chro-
    mium Method Evaluation.
    PB92-151562/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 3. Site 6 Emissions Test Report.
    PB92-151S70/REB           92-01   PCA07/MFA02
    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 4. Site 6 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
    PB92-151S88/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03
    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 5. Site 7 Test Report OEMS Evaluation.
    PB92-151596/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 6. Site 8 Emission Test Report
    PB92-151604/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 7. Site B Emission Test Report - Appendices.
    PB92-151612/REB           92-01   PCA16/MF A03
    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 8. Site 9 Emission Test Report.
    PB92-151620/REB           92-01   PCAW/MFA02
    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 9. Site 9 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
    PB92-151638/REB           92-01   PC AW/MF AM
    Emission Factor Documentation for AP-42  Section 2.5,
    Sewage Sludge Incineration.
    PB92-152834/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    BtoavaitaMrty to Plants of Sludge-Borne Toxic Organics.
    PB92-1S3931/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Total  Hydrocarbon  Emission  Testing  of  Wastewater
    Sludge Incinerators. Volume 1.
    PB92-197086/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
    Total  Hydrocarbon  Emission  Testing  of  Wastewater
    Sludge Incinerators. Volume 2. Appendices.
    PB92-197094/REB           92-04   PC A16/MF A03
SEWAGE SLUDGES
    Handing and Disposal of Sludges and Residuals from
    Combined Sewer Overflow Treatment
    PB92-158S67/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
SEWAGE TREATMENT
    Fine Pore (Fine Bubble) Aeration Systems.
    PB92-150366/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
    Sequencing Batch Reactors: Summary  Report
    PB92-216969/REB           92-04   PCA03/MFA01
    Respirometnc Methods for Determination of Biodegrada-
    Mtty and Bwdegradatkxi Kinetics  for Hazardous Organic
    Pollutant Compounds.
    P892-217108/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
                                  rrtaJRe
                                           ch Center
    Andrew W. Breidenbach Environme
    Small Systems Resource Directory.
    PB92-239565/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01
SEWAGE TREATMENT EFFLUENTS
    Cape  Cod  Waste  Water Renovation  and Retrieval
    System, a Study of  Water Treatment and Conservation
    First Year of Operation.
    PB92-17440B/REB           92-01   PC A107MF A03
SEX DIFFERENTIATION
    Compound-Induced Alterations of Sexual Differentiation:
    A Review of Effects in Humans and Rodents.
    PB92-158583/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SHAWNEE STEAM PLANT
    Capsule  Report Disposal of Flue Gas  Desurfurizatton
    Wastes. Shawnee Field Evaluation.
    PB92-179936/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01
SHELLFISH
    Computerized Risk and Bioaccumulation System (Version
    1.0).
    PB92-114164/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
SHELLFISH DISEASES
    Disease Incidence and Potential Mechanisms of Defense
    for MSX-Resistant and -Susceptible Eastern Oysters Held
    inC
    PB92-195650/R
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines and  Standards  for  the  Shipbuilding  and
    Repair. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232032/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02
SHOSHONE COUNTY (IDAHO)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Bunker
    Hid Mining and Metallurgical Complex, Shoshone County,
    ID. (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
    PB92-964601/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF AO2
SICK BUILDING SYNDROME
    Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 2.
    Sensory.
    PB92-164888/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SILICA GEL
    RED Facts: Silicon Dioxide and Silica GeL
    PB92-145432/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Silicon Dioxide
    and Silica Gel.
    PB92-161900/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
SILICON DIOXIDE
    RED Facts: Silicon Dioxide and Silica Gel.
    PB92-145432/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Silicon Dioxide
    and Silica Gel.
    PB92-161900/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

SILVER
    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Silver.
    PB92-135516/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SIMCA METHODS
    Comparison  of SIMCA Pattern Recognition and Library
    Search Identification  of  Hazardous Compounds  from
    Mass Spectra
    PB92-227362/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
SINGLE PARTICLE COAL COMBUSTION
    Characteristics of Single Particle Coal Combustion.
    PB92-121409/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Slowing the Increase of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: A
    Biological Approach.
    PB92-144070/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    NATO Workshop on the Atmospheric Methane Cycle.
    Held in Mt Hood, Oregon on October 6-11. 1991. Work-
    ing Group Report on Methane Sources and Sinks.
    PB92-180256/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Tests of Indoor Air Quality Sinks.
    PB92-218346/HEB            92-04 PC A15/MF AO3
SISTER CHROMATIO EXCHANGE
    Genotoxic Effects of Complex Marine Sediment Extracts
    on V79 Chinese Hamster Lung Fibrobtasts.
    PB92-121318/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SITE CHARACTERISTICS
    Guide to Site and Soil Description for Hazardous Waste
    Site Characterization. Volume 1. Metals.
    PB92-146158/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03
SITE CHARACTERIZATION
    International Symposium on Field Screening Methods for
    Hazardous Wastes and Toxic Chemicals (2nd). Proceed-
    ings.  HeW  in Las Vegas, Nevada  on February 12-14,
    1991.
    PB92-125764/REB            92-01 PC AM/MF EOS
    Technology Evaluation Report SITE  Program Demon-
    stration Test Horsehead Resource Development Compa-
    ny, Inc., Flame Reactor Technology, Monaca, Pennsylva-
    nia.
    PB92-2O5855/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02
SITE SURVEYS
    Summary Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
    Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site vis-
    itation Program for the Period October 1969 through Sep-
    tember 1990.
    PB92-217298/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
    Development of Emerging Technologies within the SITE
           7322/REB
                               92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Summary Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
    Program National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Via-
    tftoon Pfoorsni.
    PB92-219823/HEB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Guidance on Site Assessment Cooperative Agreements.
    PB92-224385/REB            92-04  PC AO3/MF A01

    PREscore Software. Users Manual and Tutorial. Version
    1.0.
    PB92-963349/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
SITES
    Sampling of Contaminated Sites.
    PB92-110436/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Superfund: Reporting on Cleanup Activities through Envi-
    ronmental Indicators. FY 1991 Update.
    PB92-963255/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model (SACM).
    PB92-963263/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    GUHJADCG for PertormtOQ PrstuTUfisry Assessments under
    CERCLA.
    PB92-963303/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    CERCLIS Characterization Project National Results.
    PB92-96331S/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 1 Results.
    PB92-963316/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 2 Results.
    PB92-963317/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 3 Results.
    PB92-963318/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
    PB92-963319/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 5 Results.
    PB92-963320/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 6 Results.
    PB92-963321/REB            92-O1  PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCUS Characterization Project Region 7 Results.
    PB92-963322/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project Region B Results.
    PB92-963323/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
    PB92-963324/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
    PB92-963325/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    ECO Update: Ecological Assessment of Superfund Sites.
    An Overview. Volume 1, Number 2, December 1991.
    PB92-963335/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    ECO Update: The Role of BTAGs in Ecological Assess-
    ment. Volume 1, Number 1, September 1991.
    PB92-963337/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

SKIN ABSORPTION
    Age-Related Percutaneous Penetration  of 2-sec-Butyl-4-
    6-Dinitrophenol (Dmoseb) in Rats.
    PB92-227495/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

SKIN (ANATOMY)
    Dermal Exposure Assessment: Principles and Applica-
    tions.
    PB92-205665/REB           92-04   PC A17/MF A04

SKIN NEOPLASMS
    Interspecies Sensitivity to Chemical Carcinogens: Rela-
    tionships between Mouse Skin Tumors and Human  Lung
    Cancer.
    PB92-158674/REB           924)1   PC AO3/MF A01

SLABS
    Sub-Slab Pressure Field Extension in Schools and Other
    Large Buildings.
    PB92-121268/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SLAGS
    EPA  SITE  Demonstration of the  Horsehead  Resource
    Development Company Flame Reactor Technology.
    PB92-139401/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Superfund  Innovative  Technology Evaluation  (SITE):
    Demonstration Bulletin. Flame  Reactor,  Horsehead Re-
    source Development Company, Inc.
    PB92-23S613/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01

SLOW RELEASING CHEMICALS
    Hydraulic Fracturing to Improve Nutrient and Oxygen De-
    livery for In situ Bioreclamation.
    PB92-121334/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SLUDGE BULKING
    Causes and  Control of Activated Sludge Bulking and
    Foaming.
    PB92-216977/REB                   92-04  PC A05
SLUDGE DISPOSAL
    Preliminary Risk  Assessment for Bacteria in  Municipal
    Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
    PB92-126820/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03

    Comparison of Organic  Emissions from Laboratory and
    Fun-Scale Thermal Degradation of Sewage Sludge.
    PB92-1368S2/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Environmental  Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal  Sludge: DDT/DDE/DDD.
    PB92-1S0408/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 1. Summary Report
    PB92-151554/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 2. Site 5  Emission Test Report Hexavatent Chro-
    mium Method Evaluation.
    PB92-151562/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 3. Site  6 Emissions Test Report.
    PB92-151570/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 4. Site  6 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
    PB92-15158B/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 5. Site  7 Test Report CEMS Evaluation.
    PB92-151596/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 6. Site  8 Emission Test Report.
    PB92-151604/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators
    Volume 7. Site 8 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
    PB92-151612/REB           92-01   PC A16/MF A03

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from  Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 8. Site 9 Emission Test Report
    PB92-1S1620/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Emissions of Metals. Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Organics from  Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 9. Site 9 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
    PB92-151638/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF A06

    Emission  Factor  Documentation for AP-42 Section 2.5,
    Sewage Sludge Incineration.
    PB92-1S2834/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Handling and  Disposal  of Sludges and Residuals from
    Combined Sewer Overflow Treatment.
    PB92-158567/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                 SOIL SURVEYS
   Total  Hydrocarbon Emission  Testing  of  Wastewater
   Sludge Incinerators. Volume 1.
   PB92-197086/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01
   Total  Hydrocarbon Emission  Testing  of  Wastewater
   Sludge Incinerators. Volume 2. Appendices.
   PB92-197094/REB            92-04   PC A16/MF A03
   Preliminary  Risk  Assessment for  Viruses in  Municipal
   Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
   PB92-198548/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A03
   Relationship between Free  Liquids and Solids Content for
   Sewage Sludges.
   PB92-227453/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
SLUDGE DRYING
   Technology Evaluation  Report: The  Carver-Greenfield
   Process, Dehydro-Tech Corporation.
   PB92-217462/REB            92-04   PC A11/MF A03
SLUDGE FOAMING
   Causes  and Control of Activated Sludge Bulking and
   Foaming.
   PB92-216977/REB                    92-04  PC A05
SLURRY BIO-REACTORS
   EPA SITE  Demonstration  of the  BioTrol  Soil  Washing
   Process.
   PB92-150655/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SMALL SYSTEMS
   Manual of Small Public Water Supply Systems.
   PB92-117936/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03
   Manual  of Individual and Non-Public Water Supply Sys-
   tems.
   PB92-117944/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02
   Drinking Water Systems: Three Approaches to Improve
   Mobile Home Park Compliance.
   PB92-164714/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
SMALL WATER SYSTEMS
   Handbook of State Management Practices, July 1984.
   PB92-164755/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
   Safe Drinking Water from Small Systems: Treatment Op-
   tions.
   PB92-198605/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
SMELL
   Neonatal Exposure to Triethyttin Disrupts Olfactory Dis-
   crimination  Learning in Preweanling Rats.
   PB92-124726/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SMOG
   Regional  Ozone
   (ROMNET).
   PB92-108786/REB
Modeling for  Northeast  Transport

           92-01   PC A1S/MF A03
         for  Northeast  Transport

           92-01   PC A15/MF A03
    Regional  Ozone  Modeling
    (ROMNET). Appendices.
    PB92-108794/REB
 SMOKE
    Deposition Patterns  of Cigarette Smoke in Human  Air-
    ways.
    PB92-158682/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                       Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED):  Inorganic Ni-
                                       trate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassium Nitrates).
                                       PB92-161975/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                   SOFTWARE
                                       PA-Scpre (Preliminary Assessment  Score), Version 1.0
                                       (for Microcomputers).
                                       PB92-500032/REB                   92-01  CP D02
                                       Permit Tracking System (PTS),  Version 1.0  (for  Micro-
                                       computers).
                                       PB92-500347/REB                   92-01  CP D03
                                       Natural Enemy Risk Assessment (NERISK)  (for  Micro-
                                       computers).
                                       PB92-500446/REB                   92-01  CP DOS
                                       Regional  Oxidant  Model (ROM),  (Source Code  Only)
                                       (Version 2.1).
                                       PB92-500842/REB          92-01  MagTape$1500.00
                                       Regional  Oxidant Model (ROM), Source Code and Test
                                       Data (Version 2.1).
                                       PB92-500859/REB          92-01  MagTape$4000.00
                                       Hazardous  Air  Pollutant Program (HAP-PRO). Version 1
                                       (for Microcomputers).
                                       PB92-501212/REB                   92-01  CP D03
                                       HETC Code for Quantifying  the Hydraulic Functions of
                                       Unsaturated Soils (for Microcomputers).
                                       PB92-501329/REB                   92-01  CP D02
                                       Standardized Costs  for Water  Supply Distribution (for
                                       Microcomputers).
                                       PB92-S01436/REB                   92-01  CP D02
                                       Organic   Contract  Compliance   Screening   System
                                       (OCCSS) Software (SOW February 1988)  (for Microcom-
                                       puters).
                                       PB92-501501/REB                   92-01  CP D02
                                       Inorganic   Contract   Compliance  Screening   System
                                       (ICCSS)  Software (SOW March  1990) (Version  1) (for

                                                                          92-01  CP 002
    Cigarette Smoke-Induced DNA Adducts in the Respirato-
    ry and Nonrespiratory Tissues of Bats.
    PB92-189083/REB           92-01  PC Aftt/MF A01
    Chemical  and Physical  Properties  of  Emissions from
    Kuwait Oil Fires.
    PB92-206481/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 SMOKELESS COAL
    Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Particu-
    late and Organic Emissions from a Third World Residen-
    tial  Combustion  Process. Ill Evaluation of  a Potential
    Technique for the Control of Emissions from the Indoor,
    Open Hearth Combustion of Coal.
    PB92-206499/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 SMOKING
    Respiratory  Health  Effects  of  Passive Smoking: Lung
    Cancer and  Other Disorders.
    PB92-182344/REB           92-04   PC A24/MF A04
    Ineffectiveness of Cough for Enhancing Mucus Clearance
    in Asymptomatic Smokers.
    PB92-233022/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01
 SNOW REMOVAL
    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Research Program
    on  the Environmental Impacts and  Control of Highway
    Deicing Salt Pollution.
    PB92-179688/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 SODIUM CHLORIDE
    Effect of  Sodium Chloride on Transport of Bacteria in a
    Saturated Aquifer Material.
    PB92-110428/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 SODIUM DIACETATE
    RED Facts:  Sodium Diacetate.
    PB92-145440/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED). Sodium Diace-
    tate.
    PB92-161934/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE
    RED Facts:  Sodium and Calcium Hypochlorite Salts.
    PB92-171958/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Reregistration Eligibiligy Document  (RED):  Sodium  and
    Calcium Hypochlorites.
    PB92-180116/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 SODIUM NITRATES
    RED Facts: Inorganic Nitrate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassi-
    um Nitrates).
    PB92-145473/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
   Microcomputers).
   PB92-501519/R-
                                                 19/REB
   Organic   Contract  Compliance   Screening   System
   (OCCSS) Software (SOW March 1990) (Version 1) (for
   Microcomputers).
   PB92-501527/REB                   92-01   CP D02
   Organic   Contract  Compliance   Screening   System
   (OCCSS)  Software  (SOW OLM01.8  Version  January
   1992) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
   PB92-501S35/RE8                   92-01   CP D02
   Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
   ment System (XATEF), (Version 1.2) (for Microcomput-
   ers).
   PB92-501626/REB                   92-01   CP D02
   Protein  Adducts  for Exposure  Monitoring: A Computer-
   ized Database (CPAD) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
   PB92-501873/REB                   92-01   CP D02
   Complex Effluent Toxicity  Information System  (CETIS)
   (for Microcomputers).
   PB92-501899/REB                   92-01   CP 004
   Organic   Contract  Compliance   Screening   System
   (OCCSS) Software (OLM01.8 Version 2) (for Microcom-
   puters).
   PB92-502202/REB                   92-04   CP D02
   Electrostatic Precipitator V-l (ESPVI  4.0) and Perform-
   ance Prediction Model (for Microcomputers).
   PB92-502251/REB                   92-04   CP D02
   Statistical Approach to  Predicting Chronic Toxicity  of
   Chemicals to Fishes from Acute Toxicity Test  Data (for
   Microcomputers).
   PB92-503119/REB                   92-04   CP 002

SOFTWOODS
   Nutrient Leaching from Conifer Needles in Relation  to
    Foliar Apoplast Cation Exchange Capacity.
    PB92-153378/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SOIL
   Citizen's Guide to Soil Washing.
    PB92-233097/REB            92-04 PC A02/MF A01

SOIL ANALYSIS
    Forest Soil Response  to Acid  and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate. 1.  Sulfur Constituents and Net Retention.
    PB92-108182/REB            92-01 PC A03/MF A01
    Forest Soil Response  to Acid  and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate: 2. Aluminum and Base Cations.
    PB92-150549/REB            92-01 PC A03/MF A01
    Sulfate Retention and  Cation Leaching of Forest Soils in
    Response to Acid Additions.
    PB92-153394/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

SOIL CHEMISTRY
    MANE: A Multiphase,  Aqueous, Non-Steady State, Equi-
    librium Model for Simulating Soil-Water Interactions.
    PB92-143817/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Soil Response to S and N Treatments in a Northern New
    England Low Elevation Coniferous Forest
    PB92-150556/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Spodosol Cation Release and Buffering of Acidic Inputs.
    PB92-150580/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Mineral Weathering Rates in Acid-Sensitive Catchments:
    Extrapolation of Laboratory Experiments to the Field.
    PB9i£l53030/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA
     Soil Vapor Extraction.  Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
     PB92-231281/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
SOIL CONSERVATION
    Impact of Conservation Tillage Use on Soil and Atmos-
    pheric Carbon in the Contiguous United States.
    PB92-113448/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SOIL CONTAMINATION
    Soil-Air Permeability Method Evaluation.
    PB92-124239/REB           92-01   PCA02/MFA01
    Potential Reuse of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil: A Direc-
    tory of Permitted Recycling Facilities.
    PB92-173780/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SOIL DYNAMICS
    Sulfur Dynamics  in Mineral Horizons of Two  Northern
    Hardwood Soils. A Column Study with (35)S.
    PB92-139955/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate: 3. Solubilization  and  Composition of Dissolved Or-
    ganic Carbon.
    PB92-150564/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SOIL EROSION
    Healthy  Lawn,  Healthy Environment. Caring  for Your
    Lawn in an Environmentally Friendly Way.
    PB92-233899/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SOIL FILTERS
    Biological Activity and Potential Remediation  Involving
    Geolsxtile Landfill Leachate Filters.
    PB92-153451/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SOIL FLUSHING
    In situ Soil Flushing. Engineering Bulletin.
    PB92-180025/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Citizen's Guide to In situ Soil Flushing.
    PB92-233113/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

SOIL GAS
    Modeling Radon  Entry into Florida Houses with Concrete
    Slabs and Concrete-Block  Stem Walls.
    PB92-201128/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

SOIL GASES
    Bioventing to Treat Fuel Spills from Underground Storage
    Tanks.
    PB92-121342/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Soil Vapor  Extraction Column Experiments on Gasoline
    Contaminated Soil.
    PB92-226430/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

SOIL MECHANICS
    Technical  Resource  Document:  Batch-Type Procedures
    for Estimating Soil Adsorption of Chemicals.
    PB92-188515/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

SOIL MICROBIOLOGY
    Microbial Degradation of  Flurtamone in Three Georgia
    Soils.
    PB92-101682/REB           92-01   PCA02/MFA01
    Bacterial Transport through Homogeneous Soil.
    PB92-153329/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Treating Soil Solution Samplers to Prevent Microbial Re-
    moval of Anarytes.
    PB9S-166610/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 SOIL MICROORGANISMS
    Model of Virus Transport in Unsaturated Soil.
    PB92-119957/REB            92-01  PCA07/MFA02
    Equilibrium-Analysis of Projected Climate Change Effects
    on the Global Soil Organic Matter Pool.
     PB92-153022/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Sorption of Heavy Metals by  the Soil Fungi 'Aspergillus
     nigef and Mucor rouxii.
     PB92-179811/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 SOIL PROPERTIES
     Assessing UST Corrective Action Technology: A Scientif-
     ic Evaluation of the Mobility of Organic Contaminants in
     Subsurface Environments.
     PB92-114552/REB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03
     RETC Code for Quantifying the Hydraulic Functions of
     Unsaturated Soils. Documentation.
     PB92-119668/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
     Prospects for In situ  Chemical Treatment for Contaminat-
     ed Soil.
     PB92-126929/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     Modellierung und Simulation des Verhaltens von Umwelt-
     chemikalien in Boeden und Pflanzen (Modeling and Sim-
     ulation  of the Effect of (Environmental) Chemicals in Soil
     and in Plants).
     PB92-143825/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     Exposure Assessment Modeling for Hydrocarbon Spills
     into the Subsurface: Sensitivity to Soil Properties.
     PB92-191147/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
     RETC Code for Quantifying the Hydraulic Functions of
     Unsaturated Soils (for Microcomputers).
     PB92-501329/REB                   92-01   CP D02

 SOU. SURVEYS
     Guide to Site and Soil Description for  Hazardous Waste
     Site Characterization. Volume 1. Metals.
     PB92-146158/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03
     Direct/Delayed  Response  Project:  Soil Characterization
     Comparison.
     PB92-153428/REB            92-01  PC A16/MF A03
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
 SOIL TESTS
    Effects of Sampling Design Parameters on Block Selec-
    tion.
    PB92-180314/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 SOIL TREATMENT
    Comparison of In situ Vitrification and Rotary Kiln inciner-
    ation for Soils Treatment.
    PB92-11317-4/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    BioTrol Soil Washing System for Treatment of a Wood
    Preserving Site: Applications Analysis Report.
    PB92-115245/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume

    PB92-115310/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

    Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    2, Part A.
    PB92-11532B/REB            92-01   PC A17/MF A04

    Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    2, Part B.
    PB92-115336/REB            92-01   PC A1S/MF A03
    Soil-Air Permeability Method Evaluation.
    PB92-124239/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Removal of Creosote from Soil by Thermal Desorption.
    PB92-126838/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Control of Aromatic Waste Air Streams by Soil Bioreac-
    tors.
    PB92-U4021/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Developments in Chemical Treatment of Contaminated
    Soil.
    PB92-152933/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Washing. Interim Guidance.
    PB92-170570/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Washing: Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
    PB92-170588/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    In situ Soil Rushing. Engineering Bulletin.
    PB92-180025/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Air Emissions from the Treatment of Soils Contaminated
    with Petroleum Fuels and Other Substances.
    PB92-212976/REB            92-04   PC A12/MF A03
    On-Site  Engineering  Report  for  the  Low-Temperature
    Thermal Desorption Pilot-Scale  Test on  Contaminated
    Soil.
    PB92-216936/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Technology Evaluation Report Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
    clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 1.
    P892-222215/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Technology Evaluation Report: Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
    clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 2.
    P892-222223/REB            92-04   PC A1S/MF A03

    Technology Demonstration Summary: Bio Trol Soil Wash-
    ing System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.
    P892-224393/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01
SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION
    Soil-Air Permeability Method Evaluation.
    PB92-124239/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series:
    Estimation of Air Impacts for Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)
    Systems.
    PB92-143676/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
    PB92-224401/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
    PB92-231281/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
SOIL VENTING
    Bioventing to Treat Fuel Spills from Underground Storage
    Tanks.
    PB92-121342/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Citizen's Guide to Bioventing.
    PB92-235571/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
    Evaluation of Soil Venting Application  Ground Water
    Issue.
    PB92-235605/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01
SOIL WASHING
    BioTrol Soil Washing System for Treatment of a Wood
    Preserving Site: Applications Analysis Report.
    PB92-115245/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Technology Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    1.
    PB92-115310/REB
                               92-01  PC A13/MF A03
    Technology Evaluation  Report: Biotrol Soil Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    2, Part A.
    P892-115328/REB            92-01  PCA17/MFA04

    Technology Evaluation  Report: Biotrol Soil Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    2, Part B.
    PB92-115336/REB            92-01  PC A15/MF A03
    Separation  of  Hazardous  Organics  by Low Pressure
    Membranes: Treatment of Soil-Wash Rinse-Water Lea-
    chates.
    PB92-153436/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Washing. Interim Guidance.
    PB92-170570/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Washing: Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
    PB92-170588/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
SOIL WATER
    RETC Code for  Quantifying the Hydraulic Functions of
    Unsaturated Soils. Documentation.
    PB92-119668/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    RETC Code for  Quantifying the Hydraulic Functions of
    Unsaturated Soils (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501329/REB                   92-01  CP D02

SOIL WATER INTERACTIONS
    MANE:  A Multiphase, Aqueous, Non-Steady State, Equi-
    librium Model for  Simulating Soil-Water Interactions.
    PB92-143817/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SOIL-WATER-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS
    Stress Interactions and Mycorrhizal Plant Response:  Un-
    derstanding Carbon Allocation Priorities.
    PB92-144054/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SOILS
    Pilot-Scale  Incineration of  Contaminated  Soil from  the
    Purity Oil Sales and McColl Superfund Sites.
    PB92-105857/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Recovery of Bulk DNA from Soil by a Rapid, Small-Scale
    Extraction Method.
    PB92-108141/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Inferences about  Solute Transport in  Macroporous Forest
    Soils from Time Series Models.
    PB92-150572/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    EPA SITE Demonstration of the  BioTrol Soil Washing
    Process.
    PB92-150655/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Measurement of Polycyclic Aromatic  Hydrocarbons in
    Soils and Sediments  by Particle-Beam/High-Performance
    Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry.
    PB92-188721/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Synthetic Substrata for Propagation  and Testing of Soil
    and Sediment Organisms.
    PB92-195676/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Ground Water  and  Soil Contamination Remediation:
    Toward Compatible Science, Policy,  and Public Percep-
    tion. Report on a Colloquium  Sponsored by  the Water
    Science  and Technology  Board, Colloquium 5  of a
    Series.
    PB92-224179/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Vendor  Information  System  for  Innovative  Treatment
    Technologies (VISITT). Number 1.
    PB92-224716/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Technology Evaluation Report:  Site Program Demonstra-
    tion of a Trial Excavation at the McColl Superfund Site.
    PB92-226448/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Vapor Extraction. Interim Guidance.
    PB92-227271/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Removal of Creosote from Soil by Bioslurry Reactors.
    PB92-227339/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Control  Technologies for Remediation  of Contaminated
    Soil and Waste Deposits  at Superfund Lead Battery Re-
    cycling Sites.
    PB92-227388/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Retech, Inc., Plasma Centrifugal  Furnace: Applications
    Analysis Report
    PB92-231315/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Evaluation  of Soil  Venting  Application.  Ground Water
    Issue.
    PB92-232362/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Citizen's Guide to Thermal Desorption.
    PB92-232396/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Presentations EPA-State  Soil  Standards  Conference.
    Held in Crystal City, Virginia on January 29, 1991
    PB92-9633SO/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Summary  of  Treatment Technology Effectiveness for
    Contaminated Soil.
    PB92-963351/REB            92-01  PC A23/MF A04

    Removal Program  Representative  Sampling  Guidance.
    Volume 1. Soil.
    PB92-963408/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

SOLAR ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION
    Potential Impacts  of Increased Solar UV-B on Global
    Plant Productivity.
    PB92-180223/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SOLEMYA VELUM
    Nutritional Role of Endosymbiotic Bacteria in Animal-Bac-
    teria Symbtoses: 'Solemya velum', a Case Study.
    PB92-112895/HEB            92-01  PCA17/MFA04

SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
    Markets for Scrap Tires.
    PB92-115252/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Available Disposal Capacity for Solid Waste in Illinois.
    PB92-139815/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Burning Tires for Fuel and Tire Pyrolysis: Air Implications.
    PB92-145358/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Preliminary Use and Substitutes Analysis of Lead and
    Cadmium in Products in Municipal Solid Waste.
    PB92-162551/HEB            92-01  PC A09/MF AOZ
    Characterization of Products  Containing Mercury in  Mu-
    nicipal Solid Waste in the United States, 1970 to 2000.
    PB92-162569/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Characterization of Municipal Solid Waste in the United
    States: 1992 Update.
    PB92-207166/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
    Material Recovery Facilities for Municipal Solid Waste.
    PB92-137512/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    RCRIS Data  Element  Dictionary,  Version  3.0.0. Data
    Tape Documentation.
    PB92-145515/REB           92-01  PC A2S/MF A06

    Solid Waste Contract  Negotiation  Handbook.
    PB92-232172/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Resource  Conservation  and  Recovery  Information
    System (RCRIS) Extract Tape.
    PB92-592290/REB                   92-01   CP T01

SOLID WASTES
    Regulatory Impact Analysis for the  Final Criteria for Mu-
    nicipal Solid Waste Landfills.
    PB92-100841/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Addendum to the Regulatory Impact Analysis for  the
    Final Criteria for Municipal Solid Waste Landfills.
    PB92-100858/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SOLIDIFICATION
    United States Environmental Protection Agency Municipal
    Waste  Combustion  Residue  Solidification/Stabilization
    Evaluation Program.
    PB92-121177/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    U.S. EPA Program for Evaluation of Treatment and Utili-
    zation Technologies  for Municipal  Waste  Combustion
    Residues.
    PB92-121185/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Comparison of Fire Solidification/Stabilization Processes
    for Treatment of Municipal Waste Combustion Residues.
    Part 1. Physical Testing.
    PB92-121193/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Comparison of Solidification/Stabilization Processes for
    Treatment of  Municipal Waste  Combustion Residues.
    Part 2. Leaching  Properties.
    PB92-121201/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of  Waste  Stabilized by the Soliditech SITE
    Technology.
    PB92-136878/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Solidification/Stabilization: Is It Always Appropriate.
    PB92-191188/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Volatile Emissions from Stabilization/Solidification of Haz-
    ardous Waste.
    PB92-217371/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SOLIDS
    Method 1624: Volatile Organic Compounds by Isotope Di-
    lution GCMS; Method 1625:  Semivolatile Organic Com-
    pounds by Isotope Dilution GCMS.
    PB92-231976/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

SOLUBILITY
    Estimation of Water Solubility and  Octanol/Water Parti-
    tion Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes. Part 1. Relationship
    between Solubility and Partition Coefficient.
    PB92-124320/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Estimation of Water Solubility and  Octanol/Water Parti-
    tion Coefficient of  Hydrophobic Dyes. Part 2.  Reverse-
    Phase High Performance Liquid Chromatography.
    PB92-124338/REB           92-O1  PC A02/MF A01

    Prediction of the Solubility of Hydrophobic Compounds in
    Nonideal Solvent Mixtures.
    PB92-143999/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Surfactant-Enhanced  Solubilization of  Tetrachloroethy-
    lene and Degradation  Products in Pump and Treat Reme-
    diation.
    PB92-191121/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SOLUTES
    Inferences about Solute Transport in Macroporous Forest
    Soils from Time Series Models
    PB92-150572/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SOLVENTS
    Indoor Air Pollutants  from Household Product  Sources:
    Project Report.
    PB92-136837/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Methodological Issues  in  Human Exposure Studies of
    Low Level Solvent Mixtures.
    PB92-233030/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Citizen's Guide to Solvent Extraction.
    PB92-233089/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

SOMATOSENSORY EVOKED POTENTIALS
    Sensory Evoked Potentials: Measures of Neurotoxicity.
    PB92-164805/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

SOOT
    Chemical  and  Physical Properties  of  Emissions from
    Kuwait Oil Fires.
    PB92-206481/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SORBENTS
    Effect of Storage Conditions on Handling and SO2 Reac-
    tivity of Ca(OH)2-Based Sorbents.
    PB92-124270/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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   Measurement and Prediction of the  Resistivity of Ash/
   Sorbent Mixtures Produced by Sulfur Oxide Control Proc-
   esses.
   PB92-126812/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

SORPTION
   Evaluation of Sorption Models in the Simulation of Naph-
   thalene Transport Through Saturated Soils.
   PB92-113190/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Effects of pH,  Solid/Solution Ratio, Ionic Strength, and
   Organic Acids on Pb and Cd Sorption on Kaolinite.
   PB92-143981/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Sorption of Heavy Metals by the Soil Fungi 'Aspergillus
   niger' and Mucor rouxii.
   P692-179811/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

SOURCE APPORTIONMENT
   14C Source Apportionment Technique Applied to Winter-
   time Urban Aerosols and Gases for the EPA  Integrated
   Air Cancer Project.
   PB92-171370              92-01  Not available NTIS
SOURCE CATEGORY LIST
   Documentation for Developing the Initial Source Category
   List.
   PB92-218429/REB            92-04   PC A16/MF A03

SOURCE-RECEPTOR RELATIONSHIPS
   Sensitivity of RADM to Point Source Emissions Process-

   PB!92-152982/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
SOURCE REDUCTION
   Evaluation of Five Waste Minimization Technologies at
   the General Dynamics Pomona Division Plant.
   PB92-125756/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

   Guides to Pollution Prevention:  The Photoprocessing  In-
   dustry.
   P892-129121/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

   Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Automotive Refinish-
   ing Industry.
   PB92-129139/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

   Achievements  in Source Reduction and Recycling  for
   Ten Industries in the United States.
   PB92-137470/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

   Chemical  Substitution  for  1,1,1,-Trichloroethane and
   Methanol in an Industrial Cleaning Operation.
   PB9M79886/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Modifications to Reduce Drag  Out at a  Printed Circuit
   Board Manufacturer.
   PB92-198555/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   European  Packaging  Initiatives:  Leading  the Way  on
   Source Reduction,
   PB92-206242/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

   Waste Reduction Activities  and Options at a Printer of
   Forms and Supplies for the Legal Profession.
   PB92-217496/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

   Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for the Metal Finish-
   ing Industry. Technology Evaluation Report.
   PB92-232214/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Waste Reduction Activities and  Options for  a Nuclear
   Powered Electrical Generating Station.
   PB92-235654/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

SOUTH CAROLINA
   National Priorities List Sites: South Carolina.
   PB92-963210/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

SOUTHWEST REGION (ILLINOIS)
   Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program,  1991. Volume 6.
   Southwestern Illinois Region.
   PB92-222876/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

SPACE HVAC SYSTEMS
   Performance Evaluation  of a Variable Speed,  Mixed  Re-
   frigerant Heat Pump.
   PB92-143759/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

SPATIAL BEHAVIOR
   Effects  of NGF and  Fetal Cell  Transplants  on  Spatial
   Learning after Intradentate Administration of Colchicine.
   PB92-150770/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION
   Evaluation and Comparison of Spatial Interpolators.
   PB92-227446/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SPATIAL SIZE
    Influence  of  Size on Fate and  Ecological  Effects of
    Kepone in Physical Models.
    PB92-121326/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SPECIALIZED TRAINING
    Pesticide Applicator Training Materials: A Bibliography.
    PB92-780873/REB         92-01  PC$97.50/MF$42.50

SPECIATE SYSTEM
    Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) and Paniculate Matter
    (PM) Speciation Data  System User's Manual, Version  1.4.
    PB92-105527/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Volatile Organic Compound and Particulate Matter (VOC/
    PM) Speciation Data Base Management System (SPECI-
    ATE). Version 1.4 (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-500354/REB                   92-01  CP  D02

SPECIES DIVERSITY
    Indicators for Monitoring Biodiversity: A Hierarchical  Ap-
    proach.
    PB92-108117/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF  A01

    Compound-Induced Alterations of Sexual  Differentiation:
    A Review of Effects in Humans and Rodents.
    PB92-158583/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF  A01
                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Air Pollution Effects on Biodiversity.
    PB92-170166/REB           92-01  PC A1S/MF A03

    Interspecies Cytogenetic Comparisons:  Studies with  X-
    Radiation and Bleomycin Sulfate.
    PB92-227438/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SPECIES SPECIFICITY
    Interspecies Comparisons of A/D Ratios: A/D Ratios Are
    Not Constant Across Species.
    PB92-143965/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Interspecies Sensitivity  to Chemical Carcinogens: Rela-
    tionships between Mouse Skin Tumors and Human Lung
    Cancer.
    PB92-158674/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SPECTRUM ANALYSIS
    Improved Method for  Estimating Molecular  Weights  of
    Volatile Organic Compounds from Low Resolution Mass
    Spectra.
    PB92-166685/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Spectroscopic  Study of Surface  Redox Reactions  With
    Manganese Oxides.
    PB92-179837/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SPERM MOTILITY
    Rat Sperm Motility Analysis: Methodologic Consider-
    ations.
    PB92-124684/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Computer-Assisted Sperm Analysis of Rodent Epididymal
    Sperm Motility Using the Hamilton-Thorn Motility Analyz-
    PB92-165000/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Methods for Assessing Rat Sperm Motility.
    PB92-195825/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SPERMATOZOA
    Copper Toxicity to Sperm, Embryos and Larvae of Tops-
    melt  'Atherinops affinis', with Notes on Induced Spawn-
     B92-129808/REB
                                92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Utility of Light Scatter in the Morphological Analysis of
    Sperm.
    PB92-150754/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Kinetochore-Staining of Spermatid Micronuclei: Studies of
    Mice Treated with X-Radiation or Acrylamide.
    PB92-188994/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SPHERICAL COORDINATES
    Approach to Calculating Wind-Driven Currents and Trans-
    port  of Substances in Unstratified Water  Bodies Using
    Curvilinear Coordinates.
    PB92-232966/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

SPODOSOL
    Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate:  2. Aluminum and Base Cations.
    PB92-150549/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Spodosol Cation Release and Buffering of Acidic Inputs.
    PB92-150580/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SPODOSOLS
    Sulfur Dynamics  in Mineral Horizons of Two Northern
    Hardwood Soils. A Column Study with (35)S.
    PB92-139955/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SPONGIOSIS HEPATIS
    Spongiosis Hepatis:  Chemical  Induction, Pathogenesis,
    and Possible Neoplastic Fate in a Teleost Fish Model.
    PB92-195700/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SPOTTED SEATROUT
    Chesapeake  Bay Weakfish and Spotted Seatrout Fishery
    Management Plan:  An Agreement Commitment Report
    from the Chesapeake Executive Council.
    PB92-186477/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF AOt

SPRAY IRRIGATION
    Cape  Cod  Waste  Water Renovation  and Retrieval
    System, a Study of  Water Treatment and Conservation
    First Year of  Operation.
    PB92-174408/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

SPRAY PAINTING
    Using a  Flame  lonization Detector (FID) Continuously
    Measure Toxic Organic Vapors in a Paint Spray Booth.
    PB92-198258/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

STABILITY
    Stability of Air Toxic Gases Listed in Title III Clean Air Act
    Amendments.
    PB92-188812/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

STABILITY CONSTANTS
    Continuous Multiligand Distribution Model Used to Predict
    the Stability  Constant of Cu(ll) Metal  Complexation with
    Humic Material from  Fluorescence Quenching Data.
    PB92-101377/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

STABILIZATION
    Fate of Polychlorinated  Biphenyls (PCBs) in Soil Follow-
    ing Stabilization with Quicklime,
    PB92-114487/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Stabilization  Technologies for RCRA  Corrective  Actions.
    Handbook.
    PB92-114495/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    United States Environmental Protection Agency Municipal
    Waste  Combustion   Residue  Solidification/Stabilization
    Evaluation Program.
    PB92-121177/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    U.S. EPA Program for Evaluation of Treatment and Utili-
    zation Technologies for  Municipal Waste Combustion
    Residues.
    PB92-121185/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                          STATE GOVERNMENT


    Comparison of Five Solidification/Stabilization Processes
    for Treatment of Municipal Waste  Combustion Residues.
    Part 1. Physical Testing.
    PB92-121193/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Comparison of  Solidification/Stabilization Processes for
    Treatment  of  Municipal  Waste  Combustion Residues.
    Part 2. Leaching Properties.
    PB92-121201/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Solidification/Stabilization: Is It Always Appropriate.
    PB92-191188/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Volatile Emissions from Stabilization/Solidification of Haz-
    ardous Waste.
    PB92-217371/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

STACKS
    Concentrations from Above-Roof Releases of Laboratory
    Exhausts: A Wind Tunnel Study.
    PB92-164821/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

STAND DEVELOPMENT
    Pollution Impacts at the Stand and Ecosystem Levels.
    PB92-179027/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

STANDARD REFERENCE MATERIALS
    Overview,  Conclusions,  and Recommendations  of  the
    IPCS Collaborative Study on Complex Mixtures.
    P892-150689/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Design  and Implementation of a  Collaborative Study of
    the Mutagenicity of Complex Mixtures in 'Salmonella ty-
    phimurium'.
    PB92-150697/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Standard Reference Materials  for Chemical and Biologi-
    cal Studies of Complex Environmental Samples.
    PB92-150705/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

STANDARDS
    Recommended Foundation Fill  Materials  Construction
    Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
    PB92-105865/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Standard Operating Procedures for Measurement of Lead
    in  Paint Using  the SCITEC MAP-3 X-ray Fluorescence
    Spectrometer.
    PB92-114180/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    U.S. Standards for Air Sampling  of Environmental Con-
    taminants:  Current Basis  and Future Options.
    PB92-121219/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Development  of  a National  Consensus Standard for
    Quality Assurance for Environmental Programs.
    PB92-143783/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Silicon  Dioxide
    and Silica Gel.
    PB92-161900/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Reregistration Eligibility  Document (RED). Sodium Diace-
    tate.
    PB92-161934/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Dried Blood.
    PB92-161942/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Handbook for  Special  Public Notification for Lead for
    Public Drinking Water Suppliers.
    PB92-164722/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Stability of Air Toxic Gases Listed in Title III Clean Air Act
    Amendments.
    PB92-188812/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    At the Threshold: A National Consensus Quality Systems
    Standard for Environmental Programs,  1992.
    PB92-209295/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Reregistration Eligibility  Document  (RED): Alkyl  Amine
    Hydrochloride.
    PB92-220219/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Reregistration  Eligibility  Document  (RED):  Putrescent
    Whole Egg Solids.
    PB92-220227/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): 'Allium sativum1
    (Garlic).
    PB92-220235/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Development Document for Effluent  Limitations  Guide-
    lines and Standards and Pretreatment Standards for the
    Steam Electric: Point Source Category.
    PB92-226422/REB           92-04  PC A99/MF A06

    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 237: Oxadixyl. (New Chemi-
    cal Registration).
    PB92-238492/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Pesticide  Fact  Sheet  Number 238: 'Pseudomonas
    fluorescens' and 'Pseudomonas syringae' Strains.
    PB92-238500/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 STANDARDS  COMPLIANCE
     BEN: A Model to Calculate the Economic Benefit of Non-
     compliance. User's Manual.
     PB92-230358/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

 STATE GOVERNMENT
     Procedures for the Preparation  of  Emission Inventories
     for Carbon Monoxide and Precursors of Ozone.  Volume
     1 General Guidance for Stationary Sources.
     PB92-112168/REB           92-01  PCA1VMFA03

     Emergency Exemptions under Section 18 of the Federal
     Insecticide Fungicide  and Rodenticide Act.  1. Guidance
     for State and Federal Agencies.
     PB92-183235/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
STATE IMPLEMENTATION PLANS
    Emission  inventory Requirements for Carbon Monoxide
    State Implementation Plans. 1991.
    PB92-112150/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Example  Emission Inventory Documentation for  Post-
    1987 Ozone State Implementation Plans (SIPs).
    PB92-112176/REB           92-01  PC A1»/MF A04

    Emission Inventory Requirements for Ozone State Imple-
    mentation Plans.
    PB92-118017/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Implementing  Protective  Actions  for Radiological  Inci-
    dents at Other Than  Nuclear Power Reactors. Proceed-
    ings of a Workshop.  Held in Montgomery.  Alabama on
    September 25-26, 1991.
    PB92-192764/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Quality  Review Guidelines for 1990 Base Year Emission
    Inventories.
    PB92-224435/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Guidance  for  State  Implementation of  Water Quality
    Standards for CWA Section 303(C)(2)(B).
    PB92-231604/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Technical Support Manual: Waterbody Surveys and As-
    sessments for  Conducting Use Attainability Analyses.
    PB92-231794/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Technical Support Manual: Waterbody Surveys and As-
    sessments for Conducting  Use Attainability Analyses.
    Volume 3: Lake Systems.
    PB92-231802/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
    Statistical Methodology for Exploring  Elevational  Differ-
    ences in Precipitation Chemistry.
    PB92-144088/REB
                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Water Quality Standards Handbook
    PB92-231851/REB
                               92-04  PC A12/MF A03
    Technical Support Manual: Waterbody Surveys and As-
    sessments for  Conducting  Use Attainability  Analyses.
    Volume 2: Estuarine Systems.
    PB92-231877/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

    Technical Support Document to Aid States with the De-
    velopment of  Carbon Monoxide State Implementation
    Plans.
    PB92-2330SS/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

STATE PROGRAMS
    Paying for Safe Water Alternative Financing Mechanisms
    for State Drinking Water Programs.
    PB92-117993/REB           92-0!   PC A04/MF AOt

    Study of State Operator Certification Programs.
    PB92-137199/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume 2. State
    Reports.
    PB92-190123/REB           92-01   PC A19/MF AM

    Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume  3. Ap-
    pendix: State Reports.
    PB92-190131/REB           92-01   PC A14/MF A03

    Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
    of EPA's Strawman-il on State Mine Waste Management
    Programs. Volume 1. Summary Report
    PB92-190156/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Projected Regulatory. Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
    of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
    Programs. Volume 2. State  Reports of Western Gover-
    nors' Association Mine Waste Task Force States.
    PB92-190164/REB                  92-01  PC AM

    Projected Regulatory. Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
    of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
    Programs. Volume 3. Appendix: State Reports Interstate
    Coalition on Mine Waste.
    PB92-190172/REB                  92-01  PC A14

    Guidance on Site Assessment Cooperative Agreements.
    PB92-224385/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Biological Criteria Slate Development and Imptementa-
    bon Efforts.
    PB92-231513/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Analysis of State Superiund Programs: 50-State  Study.
    1991 Update.
    PB92-963418/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

STATEN ISLAND (NEW YORK)
    Staten Island/New Jersey Urban Air Toxics Assessment
    Project Quarterly and Summary Data (tor  Microcomput-
    ers). October 1987-March 1991.
    PB92-504174/REB                  92-04  CP D02

STATES PROGRAMS
    Handbook of State Management Practices. July 1964.
    PB92-16475S/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

STATES (UNITED STATES)
    Nitrate  Occurence m  U.S. Waters  (and Related  Ques-
    tions). A Reference Summary of Published Sources from
    an Agricultural Perspective.
    PB92 155696/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

STATIONARY SOURCES
    Procedures for the Preparation of Emission Inventories
    for Carbon Monoxide and Precursors  of Ozone. Volume
    1. General Guidance for Stationary Sources.
    PB92-112168/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03

    Non-Equilibrium Effects in the Vaporization of Multicom-
    ponent  Fuel Droplets.
    PB92-121425/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors. Volume 1.
    Stationary Point and Area Sources. Fourth Edition. Sup-
    plement D.
    P892-126945/HEB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Sampling and Analysis of PCOOs and PCDFs in Station-
    ary Source Emission Air Samples.
    P892-166677/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Statistical Issues in Environmental Monitoring and As-
    sessment
    PB92-178987/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation and Comparison of Spatial Interpolators.
    PB92-227446/RE8            92-04   PCA03/MFA01
STATISTICAL DATA
    Guide to Selected  National  Environmental Statistics in
    the U.S. Government
    PB92-201144/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A02
STATUTES
    Contaminated  Sediments: Relevant  Statutes  and EPA
    Program Activities.
    PB92-231547/BEB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

STEAM ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION
    Development Document  for  Effluent  Limitations Guide-
    lines and Standards and  Pretreatment Standards for the
    Steam Electric: Point Source Category.
    PB92-226422/REB            92-04   PC A99/MF A06

STORAGE
    Effect of Storage Conditions on Handling and SO2 Reac-
    tivity of Ca(OH)2-Based Sorbents.
    PB92-124270/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

STORAGE TANKS
    Volumetric Leak Detection in  Large Underground Storage
    Tanks. Volume 1.
    PB92-114966/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Volumetric Leak Detection in  Large Underground Storage
    Tanks. Volume 2. Appendices A through E.
    PB92-114974/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Technical Guidance. Stage  II Vapor Recovery Systems
    for Control of  Vehicle  Refueling Emissions at  Gasoline
    Dispensing Facilities. Volume 2. Appendices.
    PB92-132851/REB            92-01   PC A20/MF A04
    Technical  Aspects  of Underground Storage Tank Clo-
    sure.
    PB92-161199/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Remediation of Leaking USTs: A System for Accessing
    Case Histories and Related Documents.
    PB92-179803/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Underground Storage Tanks  on Indian Lands.  Education
    Moderates: An  Environmental Treat.
    PB92-179860/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Understanding  the  Fate  of Petroleum Hydrocarbons in
    the Subsurface Environment.
    PB92-217157/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

STORM DRAINS
    U.S. EPA's Manual  of Practice for the Investigation and
    Control of Cross-Connection Pollution into Storm Drain-
    age Systems.
    PB92-217074/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Ozone Disinfection and Treatment  of Urban Storm  Drain
    Dry-Weather Flows: A Pilot Treatment Plant Demonstra-
    tion Project on  the Kenter Canyon Storm Drain  System in
    Santa Monica.
    P892-239268/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

STORM SEWERS
    Storm and Combined Sewer Pollution Control: A Compila-
    tion of Significant References.
    PB92-114560/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Non-Stormwater Discharges  into Storm Drainage Sys-
    tems.
    PB92-158559/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    U.S. EPA's Manual  of Practice for me Investigation and
    Control of Cross-Connection Pollution into Storm Drain-

       2-217074/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

STORM WATER RUNOFF
    Storm and Combined Sewer Pollution Control: A Compila-
    tion of Significant References.
    PB92-114560/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Detection and Disinfection of Pathogens in Storm-Gener-
    ated Flows.
    PB92-209311/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

STOVES
    Field  Performance  of  Woodbummg  Stoves in Crested
    Butte. Colorado.
    PB92-113133/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Greenhouse Gases from  Small-Scale Combustion in De-
    veloping Countries: A Pilot Study in Manila.
    PB92-139369/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Residential Wood Combustion: Issues  and Emission Esti-
    mation Techniques.
    PB92-139435/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Effects of Operating Variables on PAH Emissions and
    Mutageructry of Emissions from Woodstoves (Journal Ar-
    ticle).
    PB92-195809/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

STRATIFICATION
    Three Case Studies of Lake Temperature and Stratifica-
    tion Response to Wanner Climate.
    PB92-121391/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

STRATOSPHERE
    Annular Denuders for Use in Global Climate and Strato-
    spheric Measurements of Acidic Gases and Particles (Ab-
    stract Only).
    N91-32531/6/REB
                                               92-01
            (Order as N91-32528/2/REB, PC AOS/MF A01)

    Stratospheric Ozone Protection: An EPA Engineering Per-
    spective.
    PB92-136894/REB           92-01  PCA02/MFA01

STRAWMAN 2 PROGRAM
    Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and  Fiscal Impacts
    of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
    Programs. Volume 1. Summary Report.
    PB92-190156/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and  Fiscal Impacts
    of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
    Programs.  Volume 2. State Reports of Western Gover-
    nors' Association Mine Waste Task Force States.
    PB92-190164/REB                  92-01  PC A99

    Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and  Fiscal Impacts
    of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
    Programs. Volume 3. Appendix: State Reports Interstate
    Coalition on Mine Waste.
    PB92-190172/REB                  92-01  PC A14

STREAM POLLUTION
    System for Control of River Water  Quality for the Com-
    munity of Madrid Using QUAL2E.
    PB92-206218/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

STREAMFLOW
    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Wasteload Al-
    location. Book 6. Design Conditions. Chapter 1: Stream
    Design Flow for Steady-State Modeling.
    PB92-231778/REB           92-04  PC A04/MP A01

STREAMS
    Trends  in Catskill Stream  Water Quality:  Evidence from
    Historical Data.
    PB92-153832/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

    Technical Guidance on Supplementary Stream Design
    Conditions for Steady State Modeling.
    PB92-231844/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

STREPTOMYCES LIVIDANS
    Cloning and  Expression  of a Lignin Peroxidase Gene
    from 'Streptomyces  viridosporus' in 'Streptomyces livi-
    dans'.
    PB92-180389/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

STREPTOMYCES VIRIDOSPORUS
    Cloning and  Expression  of a Lignin Peroxidase Gene
    from 'Streptomyces  viridosporus' in 'Streptomyces livi-
    dans'.
    PB92-180389/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

STRESS
    Stress Interactions and Mycormizal  Plant Response: Un-
    derstanding Carbon Allocation Priorities.
    PB92-144054/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

STRIPPERS
    Tech Trends (Number 8).
    PB92-221985/REB
                               92-04  PC A01/MF A01
STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS
    Quantitative Comparison of  Molecular Electrostatic Po-
    tentials for Structure-Activity Studies.
    PB92-110519/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    QSARs for Predicting Bkrtic and Abiotic Reductive Trans-
    formation Rate Constants of Halogenated Hydrocarbons
    in Anoxic Sediment Systems.
    PB92-166792/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    QSARs  for Predicting  Reductive Transformation Rate
    Constants  of  Halogenated  Aromatic  Hydrocarbons in
    Anoxic Sediment Systems.
    PB92-166800/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01

    Reductive Transformations of Halogenated Aromatic Hy-
    drocarbons in Anaerobic Water-Sediment Systems: Kinet-
    ics, Mechanisms and Products.
    PB92-166818/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Infrared Spectroscopy-Based Property-Reactivity Correla-
    tions  for  Predicting  Environmental  Fate  of Organic
    Chemicals.
    PB92-232925/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

STRUCTURE REACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS
    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 3. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreactton.
    PB92-150374/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03

    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 4. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction.
    PB92-150382/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

STUDY ESTIMATES
    Evaluation and Comparison of Spatial Interpolators.
    PB92-227446/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

STYRENE
    Role of Metallothionein Induction and Altered Zinc Status
    in  Maternally Mediated Developmental Toxicity: Compari-
             Effects of Urethane and Styrene in Rats.
    son of the Eff<
    PB92-124635/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of
    Styrene, Interim Report.
    PB92-126788/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

SUB-SLAB DEPRESSURIZATION
    Recommended  Sub-Slab  Depressunzatton  Systems
    Design Standard  of the Florida Radon  Research Pro-
     iram.
        2-105626/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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             KEYWORD INDEX
                                                                                             SUPERFUND
SUBCONTRACTS
    Contracting and Subcontracting Guide to the Superfund
    Program.
    PB92-963274/REB                  92-04  PC Free
SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION
    Distribution of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation  in the
    Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries and Chincoteague Bay -
    1990.
    PB92-145366/REB                   92-01   PC A13
SUBSLAB DEPRESSURIZATION SYSTEMS
    Modeling Air  Flow Dynamics in Radon Mitigation  Sys-
    tems: A Simplified  Approach.
    PB92-120427/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Simplified Modeling of Air Flow Dynamics in SSD Radon
    Mitigation Systems for Residences with Gravel Beds.
    PB92-195635/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

SUBSTITUTES
    Manual  for  Non-CFC Aerosol Packaging:  Conversion
    from CFC to Hydrocarbon Propellants.
    PB92-101344/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Predictions of  Azeotropes  Formed from  Fluorinated
    Ethers, Ethanes, and Propanes.
    PB92-195908/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Thermodynamic  Evaluation  of  Predicted  Fluorinated
    Ether, Ethane, and Propane Azeotropes.
    PB92-198241/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Physical Property Data on Fluorinated Propanes and Bu-
    tanes as CFC and  HCFC Alternatives.
    PB92-206507/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATIONS
    Assessing UST Corrective Action Technology: A Scientif-
    ic Evaluation of the Mobility of Organic Contaminants in
    Subsurface Environments.
    PB92-114552/REB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03
    Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change:  Responses
    and Feedbacks from Below-Ground Systems.
    PB92-121359/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Study to Determine the Feasibility of Using a Ground-
    Penetrating Radar for More  Effective  Remediation  of
    Subsurface Contamination.
    PB92-1693B2/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Modeling  Contaminant  Transport  through  Subsurface
    Systems.
    PB92-179118/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Spatial Variability of Geochemical and Hydrologic Proper-
    ties of Subsurface Materials in a Sand  and Gravel Aqui-
    fer, Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
    PB92-179126/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Surface-Charge Repulsive Effects on the Mobility of Inor-
    ganic Colloids in  Surface Systems.  Annual Colloid and
    Surface Science  Symposium  (65th). Held in Norman,
    Oklahoma on June 17-19, 1991.
    PB92-191139/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Understanding the Fate of Petroleum  Hydrocarbons  in
    the Subsurface Environment.
    PB92-217157/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

SULFATE REDUCING BACTERIA
    Microbial Degradation of Toluene under Sulfate-Reducing
    Conditions and the Influence of Iron on the Process.
    PB92-166735/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SULFATE TRACKING MODEL
    Partitioning of the  Sutfate Budget into Gas and Aqueous-
    Phase Components in the Regional  Acid  Deposition
    Model (RADM).
    PB92-152966/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF AOl
SULFATES
    Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate. 1. Sulfur Constituents and Net Retention.
    PB92-108182/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Estimating Critical Loads of Sulfate to Surface Waters in
    the Northeastern  United States: A Comparative Assess-
    ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads of
    Sulfate for Lakes.
    PB92-119015/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF AOl

    Forest Soil Response to  Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate:  3. Solubilization and Composition of Dissolved Or-
    ganic Carbon.
    PB92-150564/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF AOl

    Partitioning of the Sulfate Budget into Gas and Aqueous-
    Phase Components  in the  Regional Acid  Deposition
    Model (RADM).
    PB92-152966/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Sulfate Retention  and Cation Leaching of Forest Soils in
    Response to Acid Additions.
    PB92-153394/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Effect of Sub-Grid-Scale Rainfall Analysis on Sulfate Wet
    Deposition Estimates in the Regional Lagrangian Model
    of Air Pollution (RELMAP).
    PB92-158526/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Evaluation of the  Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrome-
    ter for Particle-Associated Ammonium Sutfate Determina-
    tion.
    PB92-160084/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
SULFIDE MINERALS
    Reduction of Nitrobenzene by Four Sulfide Minerals:  Ki-
    netics, Products, and Solubility.
    PB92-153816/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SULFIDES
    Near-Continuous  Measurement of Hydrogen Sulfide and
    Carbonyl Sulfide by an Automatic Gas Chromatograph.
    PB92-150598/REB           92-01  PC A027MF A01
    Abiotic Transformation  of Carbon  Tetrachloride in  the
    Presence of Sulfide and Mineral Surfaces.
    PB92-179738/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SULFUR
    Regional Fine Particle Field Study: Data Base and Initial
    Results.
    PB92-106939/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF AOl
    RED Facts: Sulfur.
    PB92-114347/REB
                               92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Registration Eligibility Document (RED): Sulfur (List A,
    Case 0031).
    PB92-114453/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Sulfur Dynamics of Forest Ecosystems.
    PB92-153048/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Direct/Delayed  Response  Project:  Future  Effects  of
    Long-Term Sulfur  Deposition on Stream Chemistry in the
    Mid-Appalachian Region of the Eastern United States.
    PB92-232370/REB           92-04  PC A18/MF A04

SULFUR DIOXIDE
    Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series: Flue Gas  De-
    sulfurization. Dual  Alkali Process.
    PB92-150341/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series: Flue Gas  De-
    sulfurization: Spray Dryer Process.
    PB92-150358/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Performance of Automated Ambient  SO2 Analyzers with
    Respect to a Proposed 5-Minute Ambient Air  Quality
    Standard.
    PB92-192178/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SULFUR ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
    Sulfur Dynamics  in  Mineral Horizons  of Two Northern
    Hardwood Soils. A Column Study with (35)S.
    PB92-139955/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF AOl

SUMMA CANISTERS
    Compendium of ERT Air Sampling  Procedures.
    PB92-963406/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
SUMTER COUNTY (GEORGIA)
    Protecting  Endangered   Species:  Interim   Measures,
    Sumter  County, Georgia.
    PB92-232701/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF AOl

SUNFLOWER COUNTY (MISSISSIPPI)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Sun-
    flower County, Mississippi.
    PB92-232552/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
SUNLIGHT
    Sunlight-Induced  Oxidation  and  Reduction  of  Organic
    Xenobiotics in Water, 1992.
    PB92-150499/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SUPER ESP
    SUPER ESP: Ultimate Electrostatic Precipitation.
    PB92-113125/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SUPERCRITICAL STATE
    Supercritical Water Oxidation: Engineering Bulletin.
    PB92-224088/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF AOl

SUPERFUND
    Toxicological Assessment of Hazardous Wastes.
    AD-P006 468/3/REB         92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Program: Ten Years of Progress.
    PB91-921286/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Jadco-
    Hughes Site, North Belmont. NC. (First Remedial Action),
    September 1990.
    PB91-921565/REB           92-01  PC A17/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hranica
    Landfill, Buffalo Township, PA. (First  Remedial Action),
    June 1990.
    PB91-921566/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Citizens' Guidance Manual for the Technical Assistance
    Grant Program.
    PB92-101435/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03

    OSWER Source Book: Training and  Technology Transfer
    Resources.
    PB92-102169/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03
    Conducting RCRA Inspections at Mixed Waste Facilities.
    PB92-105196/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF AOl
    Community Relations during  Enforcement Activities  and
    Development of the Administrative Record.
    PB92-105469/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Section 3008(h) Module Order on Consent.
    PB92-105477/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening. Interim Guid-
    ance.
    PB92-109065/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF AOl
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening.
    PB92-109073/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Superfund Engineering Issue: Issues Affecting the Appli-
    cability and Success of Remedial/Removal Incineration
    Projects.
    PB92-109081/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF  A01

    Technology  Evaluation  Report.  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving  Site. Volume
     PB92-115310/REB
                                92-01   PC A13/MF A03
    Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    2. Part A.
    PB92-115328/REB            92-01   PC A17/MF A04
Technology Evaluation Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
2, Part B.
PB92-115336/REB           92-01  PCA15/MFA03

DuPont/Oberlin Microfiltration  Technology. Applications
Analysis Report.
PB92-119023/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF AOl

U.S.  EPA  SITE  Demonstration of AWD Technologies'
AquaDetox/SVE System.
PB92-124387/REB           92-01  PCA02/MFA01

Superfund  Innovative Technology  Evaluation: The Dela-
ware SITE  Study, 1989.
PB92-125749/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Prospects for In situ Chemical Treatment for Contaminat-
ed Soil.
PB92-126929/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treat-
ment  Processes for the  Remediation of Pentachtoro-
phenol-  and Creosote-Contaminated Materials:  Slurry-
Phase Bioremediation.
PB92-129683/REB           92-01  PCA02/MFA01

Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treat-
ment  Processes for the  Remediation of Pentachloro-
phenol-  and Creosote-Contaminated  Materials:  Solid-
Phase Bioremediation.
PB92-129725/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Detoxification of Pentachlorophenol  and  Creosote Con-
taminated Groundwater by Physical Extraction: Chemical
and Biological Assessment.
PB92-129733/REB           92-O1  PCA02/MFA01

Evaluation  of Waste Stabilized by the Soliditech SITE
Technology.
PB92-136878/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Demonstration of Microfiltration Technology.
PB92-136936/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Superfund  Soils Data Management System.
PB92-139476/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Limited-Use Chemical Protective Clothing  for EPA Super-
fund Activities.
PB92-143494/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series:
Estimation of Air Impacts for Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)
Systems.
PB92-143676/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Quality and Environmental Protection: The EPA QA Pro-
gram.
PB92-143791/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Control Technologies for Defunct  lead Battery Recycling
Sites: Overview and Recent Developments. Volume 3.
PB92-150416/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA SITE Demonstration of the  BioTrol Soil Washing
Process.
PB92-150655/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF AOl

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's  SITE Emerging
Technology Program: 1991 Update.
PB92-150663/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Developments in  Chemical Treatment of Contaminated
Soil.
PB92-152933/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PAST: The Potential ARARs Selection Tool.
PB92-152941/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF AOl

Technology Evaluation Report: SITE  Program  Demon-
stration of the DuPont/Oberlin Microfiltration Technology.
PB92-153410/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Toxic Release Inventory  (TRI). Documentation  for  the
1990 Magnetic Tape.
PB92-155381/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Application of  a Water Quality  Assessment  Modeling
System at  a Superfund Site.
PB92-164490/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

Personnel  Protection through  Reconnaissance Robotics
at Superfund Remedial Sites.
PB92-166743/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies  under CERCLA:
Chemical Dehalogenatkm.
PB92-169044/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Chemical  Dehalogenation  Treatability  Studies  under
CERCLA: An Overview.
PB92-169275/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  Program
Demonstration Plan  lor Westinghouse Bio-Analytic Sys-
tems Pentachlorophenol Immunoassays.
PB92-170190/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies  under CERCLA:
Soil Washing. Interim Guidance.
PB92-170570/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies  under CERCLA:
Soil Washing: Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
PB92-170588/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Air/Superfund National Technical  Guidance Study Series.
Guideline  for Predictive Baseline Emissions Estimation
Procedures for Superfund Sites.
PB92-171909/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
Screening Procedures for Estimating the Air Impacts of
Incineration at Superfund Sites.
PB92-171917/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF AOl
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
    Air Supertund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
    Estimation of Air Impacts for the Excavation of Contami-
    nated Soil.
    PB92-171925/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Innovative Treatment Technologies: Semi-Annual Status
    Report. (Third Edition).
    PB92-173210/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Pilot-Scale Incineration of PCB-Contaminated Sediments
    from the New Bedford Harbor Hot Spot Supertund Site.
    PB92-178953/REB            92-01  PC A09/MF A03
    Innovative Treatment Technologies: Overview and Guide
    to Information Sources.
    PB92-179001/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF AIM
    Chemical Oxidation Treatment.  Engineering Bulletin.
    PB92-180066/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Chemical Enhancements to  Pump-and-Treat Remedi-
    ation. Ground Water Issue.
    PB92-180074/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  1): Western
    Sand and Gravel, Rl. (Second Remedial Action), Septem-
    ber 1985.
    PB92-183284/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Technical Support Services  for Superfund Site Remedi-
    ation and RCRA Corrective Action. Third Edition.
    P892-20S657/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Technology Evaluation  Report: SITE  Program  Demon-
    stration Test Horsehead Resource Development Compa-
    ny, Inc., Flame Reactor Technology, Monaca, Pennsylva-
    nia.
    PB92-205855/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Long-Path FTIR Measurements of Volatile Organic Com-
    pounds in an Industrial Setting (July 1989-April 1991).
    PB92-206424/REB            92-04  PC AOZ/MF A01

    Application of Tradescantia  Micronucleus Assay for  In
    situ  Evaluation of Potential Genetic Hazards from Expo-
    sure to Chemicals at a Wood-Preserving Site.
    PB92-217231/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
    Development of Emerging Technologies within the SITE
    ~  jram.
       2-217322/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    AWD Technologies Integrated AquaDetox (Trade Name)/
    SVE Technology: Applications Analysis Report.
    PB92-218379/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Technology Demonstration Summary, DuPont/Obertin Mi-
    croliltration System,  Palmerton. Pennsylvania April-May
    1992.
    PB92-224351/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Aerobic Biodegradaton Remedy Screening. Quick Refer-
    ence Fact Sheet.
    PB92-224377/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Guidance on Site Assessment Cooperative Agreements.
    PB92-224385/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Technology Demonstration Summary: Bio Trol Soil Wash-
    ing System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.
    PB92-224393/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
    PB92-224401/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Ground-Water Issue: The Effects of Well Casing Material
    on Ground Water-Quality.
    PB92-224724/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Technology Evaluation Report:  Site Program Demonstra-
    tion of a Trial Excavation at the McColl Superfund Site.
    PB92-226448/REB             92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Technology Evaluation Report: Ogden Circulating Bed
    Combustor at the McColl Supertund Site
    PB92-227289/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Pilot-Scale Incineration of PCB-Contaminated Sediments
    from the Hot Spot of the  New Bedford Harbor Superfund
    Site.
    PB92-227321/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Control Technologies for Remediation  of  Contaminated
    Soil  and Waste Deposits  at Superfund  Lead Battery Re-
    cycling Sites.
    PB92-227388/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Chemical  Dehalogenation  Treatability Studies  under
    CERCLA: An Overview.
    PB92-231299/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Chemical Dehalogenation. Final Report
    PB92-231307/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Procuring Innovative  Technologies at Remedial Sites: Q's
    and A's and Case Studies.
    PB92 232388/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Citizen's Guide to In  situ Soil  Flushing
    PB92-233113/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Program:
    Spring Update to the Technology Profiles. Fourth Edition.
    PB92-233121/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Handbook of RCRA Ground-Water Monitoring Constitu-
    ents: Chemical and Physical Properties  (40  CFR Part
    264, Appendix 9).
    PB92-233287/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

    Citizen's Guide to Innovative Treatment Technologies for
    Contaminated Soils, Sludges, Sediments and Debris.
    PB92-235563/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
    Citizen's Guide to Btoventing.
    PB92-23S571/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
 Citizen's  Guide to Using  Indigenous and  Exogenous
 Microorganisms in Bioremediation
 PB92-235589/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Citizen's Guide to Air Sparging.
 PB92-235597/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Evaluation of Soil  Venting Application. Ground Water
 Issue.
 PB92-235605/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 Rotating Biological Contactors. Engineering Bulletin.
 PB92-235936/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA
 Solvent Extraction.  Interim Guidance.
 PB92-239581/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
 Solvent Extraction Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
 PB92-239599/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 PA-Score (Preliminary Assessment Score),  Version 1.0
 (for Microcomputers).
 PB92-500032/REB                   92-01  CP D02

 Toxic Release Inventory (TRI),  1990.
 PB92-501816/REB                   92-01  CP T14
 Preliminary Ranking Evaluation Score  (PREscore)  Ver-
 sion 1.1 (for Microcomputers).
 PB92-503507/REB                   92-04  CP D02
 RCRA, Superfund Monthly Hot  Line Reports.
 PB92-922400/HEB         92-01   SubscriptionS96.00

 Supertund: Program Policies and Administration.
 PB92-963200/REB             92-01  Standing Order
 Implementation of  the  Superfund Alternative Remedial
 Contracting Strategy (ARCS):  Report of the Administra-
 tor's Task Force. Implementation Plan.
 PB92-963201/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 OSWER Superfund Telephone  Directory. October 1991.
 PB92-963202/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 National Priorities List Sites: Connecticut.
 PB92-963203/REB
                                            92-01
        see individual report for order number and price
 National Priorities List Sites: Maine.
PB92-963204/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: New Hampshire.
 PB92-963205/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Massachusetts.
 PB92-963206/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Puerto Rico.
PB92-963207/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: New York.
PB92-963208/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
National Priorities List Sites: North Carolina.
PB92-963209/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: South Carolina.
PB92-963210/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Minnesota.
PB92-963211/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

National Priorities List Sites: Texas.
PB92-963212/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

National Priorities List Sites: Kansas.
PB92-963213/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Missouri.
PB92-963214/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Utah.
PB92-963215/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Arizona and Nevada.
PB92-963216/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Virginia.
PB92-963217/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Maryland.
PB92-96321B/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Idaho.
PB92-963219/REB            92-01  PCA04/MFA01
National Priorities List Sites: Arkansas.
PB92-963220/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Oklahoma.
PB92-963221/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Louisiana.
PB92-963222/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Alabama.
PB92-963223/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Mississippi.
PB92-963224/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Tennessee.
PB92-963225/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Georgia.
PB92-963226/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Kentucky.
PB92-963227/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Delaware.
PB92-96322B/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: West Virginia.
PB92-963229/RE8            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
National Priorities List Sites: Rhode Island.
 PB92-963230/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

National Priorities List Sites: Vermont.
 PB92-963231/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 National Priorities List Sites: New Mexico.
 PB92-963232/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 National Priorities List Sites: Nebraska.
 PB92-963233/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 National Priorities List Sites: Iowa.
 PB92-963234/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 National Priorities List Sites: Montana.
 PB92-963235/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 National  Priorities List Sites:  North Dakota and South
 Dakota.
 PB92-963236/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 National Priorities List Sites: Colorado.
 PB92-963237/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 National Priorities List Sites: Wyoming.
 PB92-963238/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 National Priorities List Sites: California and Hawaii.
 PB92-963239/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03

 National Priorities List Sites: Pennsylvania.
 PB92-963240/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03

 National Priorities List Sites. New Jersey.
 PB92-963241/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03

 National  Priorities List  Sites:  American Samoa, Guam,
 and the Trust Territories.
 PB92-963242/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 National Priorities List Sites: Wisconsin.
 PB92-963243/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

 National Priorities List Sites: Washington
 PB92-963244/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

 National Priorities List Sites: Oregon.
 PB92-963245/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 National Priorities List Sites: Ohio.
 PB92-963246/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

 National Priorities List Sites: Michigan.
 PB92-963247/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03

 National Priorities List Sites: Illinois.
 PB92-963248/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

 National Priorities List Sites: Indiana.
 PB92-963249/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

 National Priorities List Sites: Florida.
 PB92-963250/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

 National Priorities List Sites: Alaska.
 PB92-963251/REB           92-01   PCA04/MFA01

 Supertund:  Focusing on  the  Nation  at  Large.  1991
 Update.
 PB92-963252/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 National Priorities List Sites Set (1991).
PB92-963253/REB            92-01   PC E99/MF E99

 Supertund: Reporting on Cleanup Activities through Envi-
ronmental Indicators. FY 1991 Update.
 PB92-963255/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Progress  Toward  Implementing Superfund,  Fiscal  Year
 1990: A Report to the Congress.
PB92-9632S6/REB            92-01   PC E05/MF A04

 Superfund Contracts Management Issues.
PB92-963257/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Implementation of the Alternative Remedial Contracting
Strategy (ARCS) Task Force Recommendations: Trans-
mittal of the Implementation Plan.
 PB92-963258/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

Regional Pilot Projects and Initiatives.
PB92-963259/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

Congressional Limits for FY  92 Alternative  Remedial
Contracting  Strategy (ARCS)  Program  Management
Costs.
PB92-963260/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

National Oil and  Hazardous Substances Pollution Contin-
gency Plan (The  NCP).
P892-963261/REB            92-01   PC A15/MF A03

 Supertund Policy Forum Update,  Volume 1, Number 1,
February 1992.
PB92-963262/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Supertund Accelerated Cleanup Model (SACM).
PB92-963263/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

OSWER Supertund Telephone  Directory, May 1992.
 PB92-963264/REB                  92-01  PC E02

 Supertund Progress, Spring 1992.
 PB92-963265/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Correction of  FY-92 Supertund Program  Management
 Manual Definitions.
 PB92-963266/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

 Supertund Progress - Aficionado's Version (Progress as
 of March 31, 1992).
 PB92-963267/HEB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01

 Smart Moves in  Supertund - Regional Initiatives. Volume
 1, Number 1, February 1992.
 PB92-963272/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01

 Regional  Pilots and  Applications of Superfund Acceler-
 ated Cleanup Model (SACM).
 PB92-963273/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

 Contracting  and  Subcontracting Guide to the Superfund
 Program.
 PB92-963274/REB                  92-04   PC Free
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                                                                 KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                 SUPERFUND
Superfund Program Implementation Manual,  Fiscal Year
1993. Volumes 1 and 2.
PB92-963276/REB           92-04  PC A18/MF A04
Identification of a Senior Superfund Official for Address-
ing Special NPL Site-Related Issues.
PB92-963277/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Superfund Progress. Summer 1992.
PB92-963279/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund: Site Assessment and Remediation.
PB92-963300/REB             92-01   Standing Order

PA-Score Software, Version 1.0. Users Manual and Tuto-
rial.
PB92-963302/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Guidance for Performing Preliminary Assessments under
CERCLA.
PB92-963303/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

NPL Characterization Project: National Results.
PB92-963304/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

NPL Characterization Project: Region 1 Results.
PB92-96330S/REB           S2-01  PC A05/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
PB92-963306/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
PB92-963307/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
PB92-963308/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
PB92-963309/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
PB92-963310/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
PB92-963311/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
PB92-963312/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
PB92-963313/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

NPL Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
PB92-963314/RE8           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
CERCLIS Characterization Project: National Results.
PB92-963315/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 1 Results.
PB92-963316/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
PB92-963317/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
PB92-963318/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
PB92-963319/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
PB92-963320/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
PB92-963321/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
PB92-963322/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
PB92-963323/REB            92-01 PC AOS/MF A01

CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
PB92-963324/REB            92-01 PC AOS/MF A01

CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
PB92-963325/REB            92-01 PC A05/MF A01

Revised Hazard Ranking System: Evaluating Sites After
Waste Removals.
PB92-963326/REB            92-01 PC A03/MF A01
Revision of Policy Regarding  Superfund Project Assign-
ment between Alternative Remedial Contracting Strategy
Contractors and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
PB92-963327/REB            92-01 PCA01/MFA01

Audits and the Superfund Program Manager.
 PB92-963328/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

State and Local Involvement in the Superfund Program.
 PB92-963329/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

 Political Subdivision Involvement in Superfund.
 PB92-963330/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

 Debarment and Suspension.
 PB92-963331/REB
                                   PC A01/MF A01
                            92-01

 Administrative Guidance for the FIT to ARCS (FIT/ARCS)
 Transition.
 PB92-963332/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
 Risk Assessment Guidance for  Superfund. Volume 1.
 Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part B, Development
 of Risk-Based Preliminary Remediation Goals).
 PB92-963333/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 Risk Assessment Guidance for  Superfund. Volume 1.
 Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C, Risk Evalua-
 tion of Remedial Alternatives).
 PB92-963334/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 ECO Update: Ecological Assessment of Superfund Sites.
 An Overview Volume 1, Number 2, December 1991.
 PB92-963335/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 Homeowners Exempted from Superfund Cleanup Costs:
 National Policy Overview.
 PB92-963336/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

 ECO Update: The Role of BTAGs in Ecological Assess-
 ment. Volume 1, Number 1, September 1991.
 PB92-963337/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Estimating Potential for Occurrence of DNAPL at Super-
fund Sites.
PB92-963338/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Risk Assessment  Guidance  for Superfund.  Volume 1.
Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part B).
PB92-963339/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Risk Assessment  Guidance  for Superfund.  Volume 1.
Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C).
PB92-963340/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Community Relations in Superfund: A Handbook.
PB92-963341/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03

Accessing the S50  Million Set-Aside  in the Remedial
Action Budget for Quick Response at National Priorities
List Sites.
PB92-963342/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01
Authorization  for Regional Administrators  to  Approve
Consistency Exemptions at NPL Sites.
PB92-963343/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

Update No. 2 to 'Procedures for Completion and Deletion
of NPL Sites'.
PB92-963344/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

Guide to Principal Threat and Low Level Threat Wastes.
PB92-963345/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01
OPA Q's and A's: Overview of the Oil Pollution Act of
1990.
PB92-963348/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PREscore Software.  Users Manual and Tutorial. Version
1.0.
PB92-963349/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Presentations   EPA-State  Soil Standards  Conference.
Held in Crystal City, Virginia on January 29, 1991.
PB92-963350/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02
Summary  of  Treatment  Technology Effectiveness  for
Contaminated Soil.
PB92-963351/REB            92-01   PC A23/MF A04

Regional Quality Control Guidance for NPL Candidate
Sites.
PB92-963352/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
Guide to Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes.
PB92-963353/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Characterization Protocol for  Radioactive Contaminated

PB92-963354/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Guidance  for  Data Useability in Risk Assessment (Part
A).
PB92-963356/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

Considerations in  Ground-Water Remediation at Super-
fund Sites and RCRA Facilities: Update.
PB92-963358/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ROD Annual Report, FY1991. Volume  1.
PB92-963359/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06

ROD Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 2.
PB92-963360/REB           92-01  PC A18/MF A04

Superfund  Accelerated Cleanup  Bulletin: Presumptive
Remedies for Wood  Treatment  Facilities. Volume  1,
Number 2, May 1992.
PB92-963361/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment.
PB92-963363/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
Remedial Action  Report: Documentation for  Operable
Unit Completion.
 PB92-963364/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
Superfund Accelerated  Cleanup  Bulletin.  Volume  1,
 Number 1. Presumptive Remedies for Municipal Landfill
 Sites.
 PB92-963367/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01
 FY 1992  Themes for  Regional Coordination to Support
 Continuous Improvements of Superfund's Remedial Pro-

 ?rB92-963368/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 ECO Update. Volume  1,  Number 3. The Role of Natural
 Resource Trustees in the Superfund Process.
 PB92-963369/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 4. Developing a Work
 Scope for Ecological Assessments.
 PB92-963370/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 Superfund Accelerated  Cleanup  Bulletin. Volume  1,
 Number 3. Presumptive Remedies.
 PB92-963371/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Understanding Superfund Risk Assessment.
 PB92-963372/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 Supplemental Guidance  to RAGS: Calculating the  Con-
 centration Term. Volume 1, Number 1, May 1992.
 PB92-963373/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 Superfund: Removals and Emergency Response.
 PB92-963400/REB             92-01   Standing Order

 Superfund Removal Procedures: Guidance  on the Con-
 sideration of ARARS during Removal Actions.
 PB92-963401/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 CERCLA Reporting Requirements for Releases of Ethyl-
 ene Glycol from Airplane De-Icing Operations.
 PB92-963402/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of
 Federally-Funded Removals. Fifth Annual Report - Fiscal
 Year 1990.
 PB92-963403/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

 Compendium of ERT Field Analytical  Procedures.
  PB92-963405/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
Compendium of ERT Air Sampling Procedures.
PB92-963406/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Technical  Assistance  Team  (TAT)  Contracts Users'
Manual.
PB92-963407/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

Removal  Program Representative  Sampling Guidance.
Volume 1. Soil.
PB92-963408/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Removal Procedures:  Removal Enforcement
Guidance for On-Scene Coordinators.
PB92-963409/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CERCLA Notifications: Emergency Response Notification
System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
PB92-963411/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Overview of ERNS: Emergency  Response Notification
System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
PB92-963412/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Oil   Notifications:  Emergency  Response Notification
System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
PB92-963413/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

Standard Operating Safety Guides.
PB92-963414/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A03

Superfund   Removal Procedures:  Public  Participation
Guidance for On-Scene Coordinators:  Community Rela-
tions and the Administrative Record.
PB92-963416/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Analysis of State Superfund  Programs: 50-State Study.
1991 Update.
PB92-963418/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

Guide to Removal Enforcement.
PB92-963419/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Notification Requirements  for Continuous  Releases of
Hazardous Substances.
PB92-963422/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Superfund: Technology and Analytical Services.
PB92-963500/REB             92-01  Standing Order

Superfund: Enforcement.
PB92-963600/REB             92-01  Standing Order

Overview of the Off-Site Policy for OSCs and RPMs.
PB92-963603/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Guidance  on Preparing  Waste-in  Lists and Volumetric
Rankings for Release to Potentially Responsible Parties
(PRPs) under CERCLA.
PB92-963606/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Western
Sand and Gravel Site, Burrillville and North Smithfield, Rl.
(Third Remedial Action), April 1991.
PB92-963701/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  1): Dover
Municipal  Landfill, Dover,  NH. (First  Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-963702/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  1): Union
Chemical, South  Hope, ME. (First Remedial Action), De-
cember 1990.
PB92-963703/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

Supertund Record ol Decision (EPA Region 1): Nyanza
Chemical  Waste  Dump, Operable  Unit 2, Ashland, MA.
(Second Remedial Action), September  1991.
 PB92-963704/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Mottolo
 Pig  Farm, Raymond, NH. (First Remedial  Action), March
 1991.
 PB92-963705/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Savage
 Municipal Water Supply.  Milford,  NH. (First  Remedial
 Action), September 1991.
 PB92-963706/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03

 Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 1):  Iron
 Horse  Park, Billerica,  MA.  (Second  Remedial Action),
 June 1991.
 PB92-963707/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Sullivan's
 Ledge Superfund Site,  Middle Marsh Operable Unit, New
 Bedford, MA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-963708/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Silresim
 Chemical, MA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-963709/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  1): Grove-
 land Wells, Operable Unit 1, Groveland, MA. (Second Re-
 medial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-963710/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): C and J
 Disposal Site, Town of Eaton, Madison County, NY. (First
 Remedial Action), March 1991.
 PB92-963801/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Endicott
 Village Wellfield, Broome  County,  Endicott, NY. (Second
 Remedial Action), March 1991.
 PB92-963802/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Genzale
 Plating Company, Franklin Square, Nassau County, NY.
 (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
 PB92-963803/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
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    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Global
    Landfill, Middlesex County, NJ.  (First Remedial Action),
    October 1991.
    PB92-963804/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region  2): Love
    Canal (93rd Street School), Niagara County. City of Niag-
    ara Falls, NY.  (Third  Remedial  Action), (Amendment).
    May 1991.
    P892-963805/REB            92-01   PC AD3/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Naval Air
    Engineering  Center  (Operable Unit  3), Lakehurst, NJ.
    (Fourth Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963806/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Mattiace
    Petrochemicals Co.. Inc., Nassau County, Glen Cove, NY.
    (Second Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-963807/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Naval Air
    Engineering  Center  (Operable Unit  1), Lakehurst, NJ.
    (First Remedial Action), February 1991.
    PB92-963808/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Asbestos
    Dump,  New Vemon Road and White Bridge Road Sites.
    Passaic Township,  Meyersville,  NJ.  (Second Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963809/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
    Engineering  Center,  (Operable Unit  2), Lakehurst, NJ.
    (Second Remedial Action), February 1991.
    PB92-963810/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Chemsol,
    Inc., Piscataway, Middlesex County, NJ. (First Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963811/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Hooker
    Chemical  S-Area, Niagara Falls, NY. (First Remedial
    Action). September 1990
    PB92-963812/REB            92-04   PC A15/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): NL Indus-
    tries, Salem County, Pedricktown. NJ. (First Remedial
    Action). September 1991.
    PB92-963813/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision: Roebling Steel Company,
    Florence  Township, Burlington County,  NJ. (Second Re-
    medial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963814/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Waldick
    Aerospace Devices, Wall Township, Monmouth County,
    NJ. (Second Remedial Action), March 1991
    PB92-963815/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  2): Upper
    Dee/field  Township  Sanitary Landfill,  Upper  Deerfield
    Township, Cumberland  County,  NJ.  (First  Remedial
    Action). September 1991.
    PB92-963816/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Nascolite
    Corporation.  Doris Avenue, Dties of Millville and Vine-
    land, Cumberland County, NJ. (Second Remedial Action),
    June 1991.
    PB92-963817/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):  General
    Motors/Central  Foundry  Division Site.  St.  Lawrence
    County, Massena, NY. (First Remedial Action), December
    1990.
    PB92-963618/REB            92-04   PC A10/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Frontera
    Creek  Site,  Humacao,  Puerto  Rico  (First  Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963819/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Fort Dix
    Landfill, Fort Dix Military  Reservation,  Pemberton Town-
    ship, Burlington County, NJ. (First Remedial Action). Sep-
    tember 1991.
    PB92-963820/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  2): Herte!
    Landfill, Town of Plattekill, Ulster County. NY. (First Re-
    medial  Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963821/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2} Colesville
    Municipal  Landfill Site,  Town  of Colesville.  Broome
    County. NY. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
    PB92-963822/REB            92-04   PC A12/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Applied
    Environmental Services Site, Glenwood Landing, Nassau
    County, NY. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-963823/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Conklin
    Dumps, Broome County,  Conklin, NY.  (First  Remedial
    Action). March 1991.
    PB92-963824/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Curcio
    Scrap Metal, Bergen County. Saddle Brook. NJ.  (First Re-
    medial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-963825/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Warwick
    Landfill, Town of Warwick, Orange County,  NY.  (First Re-
    medial Action). June 1991.
    P892-963826/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Sinclair
    Refinery. AHegany County, Wellsvilte. NY. (Second Re-
    medial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963827/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Fibers
Public  Supply  Wells,  Guayama,  PR.  (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963828/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  2): White
Chemical Corporation, Essex County, Newark, NJ. (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963829/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Circuitron
Corporation, East Farmingdale, Suffolk County. NY. (First
Remedial Action). March 1991.
PB92-963830/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Juncos
Landfill, Juncos, PR. (First Remedial Action), September
1991.
PB92-963831/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
Engineering Center,  (Operable Unit 4). Lakehurst, NJ.
(Third Remedial Action). September 1991.
PB92-963832/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Swope
Oil  and  Chemical  Company,  Pennsauken Township,
Camden County, NJ. (Second Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-963833/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Garden
State Cleaners, Buena Borough,  Atlantic County, NJ.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963834/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Mid-At-
lantic Wood Preservers, Harmans, Anne Arundel County,
MD. (First Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963901/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  3): Pub-
licker/Cuyahoga Wrecking Plant, PA. (Second Remedial
Action), June 1991.
PB92-963902/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3):  Resin
Disposal, Jefferson Borough, Allegheny County, PA. (First
Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963903/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Middle-
town Air Field Site, Middletown, PA.  (Second  Remedial
Action), December 1990.
PB92-963904/RE8           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Heller-
town  Manufacturing  Company,  Hellertown  Borough,
Northampton County. PA.  (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember  1991.
PB92-963905/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hebelka
Auto Salvage Yard, Weisenber Township, Lehigh County.
PA. (Second Remedial Action). September 1991.
PB92-963906/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3). Dorney
Road Landfill Site,  Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh
County, PA. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963907/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  3): Cryo-
Chem Site, Earl  Township, Berks County, PA. (Third Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963908/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Ab-
erdeen, Michaelsville, MD. (First Remedial  Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-963909/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Let-
terkenny  - PDO,  Chambersburg.  PA.  (First  Remedial
Action), August 1991.
PB92-963910/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Let-
terkenny - Southeastern Area, Chambersburg, PA. (First
Remedial Action), August  1991.
PB92-963911/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3):  Whit-
moyer Laboratories (Operable Unit 2), Lebanon County,
PA. (Second Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963912/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Strasburg
Landfill, Newlin Township, Chester County, PA  (Second
Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963913/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  3):  Halby
Chemical. Wilmington, New Castle County, DE. (First Re-
medial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963914/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Brodhead
Creek.  Stroudsburg. PA.  (First Remedial Action),  March
1991.
PB92-963915/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  USA Ab-
erdeen Proving Ground, Edgewood, MD. (First Remedial
Action). September 1991.
PB92-963916/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Heleva
Landfill Site,  Lehigh County, PA. (First Remedial Action).
(Amendment), September  1991.
PB92-963917/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3).  Industrial
Drive Operable Unit 2. Williams Township, PA. (Second
Remedial Action). March 1991.
PB92-963918/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): NCR Cor-
poration (Millsboro Plant), Sussex County, Millsboro, DE.
(First Remedial Action), August 1991.
PB92-963919/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): AVCO  Ly-
coming-Wiiliamsport Division, Lycoming County, Williams-
port. PA. (First Remedial Action). June 1991.
PB92-963920/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region 3): William
Dick Lagoons, West Cain Township, Chester County, PA.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991,
PB92-963921/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Haver-
town  PCP (Pentachlorophenol),  Haverford  Township,
Delaware County, PA.  (Second  Remedial  Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-963922/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Sealand
Limited Site, Mt. Pleasant,  DE.  (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-963923/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region 3): First
Piedmont Rock Quarry/Route  719 Site,  Danville,  VA.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963924/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Arrow-
head Associates/Scovill, Montross, VA. (First Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963925/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region 3): Whit-
moyer Laboratories (Operable Unit 3), Lebanon County,
PA. (Third Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963926/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Saunders
Supply Company,   Chuckatuck,  VA.   (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963927/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Old City
of York Landfill, Springfield  Township, York County, PA.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963928/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 3):  Dixie
Caverns County Landfill, Roanoke County, VA. (First Re-
medial Action). September 1991.
PB92-963929/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region 3): Green-
wood Chemical Site, Operable  Unit 2, Newtown, VA.
(Second Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963930/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Modern
Sanitation  Landfill,  Windsor and  Lower Windsor  Town-
ships, York County,  PA.  (First  Remedial Action), June
1991.
PB92-963931/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): McAdoo
Associates, (Operable  Unit  2),  Schuylkill County,  PA.
(Third Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963932/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Eastern
Diversified Metals, Schuylkill County, PA. (First Remedial
Action), March 1991.
PB92-963933/HEB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Hercules
009 Landfill Site, Brunswick, Glynn County, GA. (First Re-
medial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964001/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region  4):  USAF
Robins Air Force Base, Warner  Robins. Houston County,
GA. (First Remedial Action),  June 1991.
PB92-964002/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Monsanto
Superfund Site, Augusta, GA. (First Remedial Action), De-
cember 1990.
PB92-964003/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region 4): Tri-City
Industrial  Disposal Site, Bullitt County,  Brooks, KY. (First
Remedial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964004/REB            92-01   PC A14/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Aberdeen
Pesticide  Dumps, Moore  County,  Aberdeen,  NC.  (First
Remedial Action). (Amendment). September 1991.
PB92-964005/HEB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region 4): Smith's
Farm Site (First Operable Unit),  Bullitt County, Brooks,
KY.  (First Remedial  Action), (Amendment), September
1991.
PB92-964006/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 4): Petrole-
um Products  Corporation Site,  Operable  Unit 1,  Pem-
broke Park, Broward  County, FL. (First Remedial Action),
October 1990
PB92-964007/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Supertund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 4): San-
gamo/Twelve-Mile Creek, Lake  Hartwell PCS Contamina-
tion Site,  Pickens, SC. (First Remedial Action),  December
1990.
PB92-964008/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03
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Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region  4): Medley
Farms.  Cherokee County, Gaffney,  SC  (First Remedial
Action), May 1991.
PB92-964009/HEB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):  USA An-
niston Army Depot, (Groundwater Operable  Unit), Cal-
houn County, Anniston, AL (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember  1991.
PB92-964010/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region  4): Wrigley
Charcoal Site, Hickman County, Wrigley. TN. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964011/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Superfund  Record  of Decision  (EPA Region  4): Oak
Ridge Reservation (USDOE). (Operable  Unit 4), Roane
County. Oak Ridge, TN. (Third Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-964012/RE8           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of Decision  (EPA Region  4): Oak
Ridge Reservation  (USDOE), (Operable Unit  2), Oak
Ridge, TN. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964013/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):  Arlington
Blending and Packaging,  Shelby County, Arlington, TN.
(First Remedial  Action), June 1991.
PB92-964014/REB           92-04 PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4)-. Maxey
Flats Nuclear Disposal Site,  Fleming County, KY.  (First
Remedial Action) September 1991
PB92-964015/REB           92-04 PC A09/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Interstate
Lead (ILCO), Jefferson County, Leeds, AL. (First Remedi-
al Action), September 1991.
PB92-964016/REB           92-04 PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 4): Carolina
Transformer Site, Cumberland County, Fayetteville. NC.
(First Remedial  Action), August 1991.
PB92-964017/REB           92-04 PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Golden
Strip Septic Tank, Greenville County, Simpsonville, SC.
(First Remedial  Action). September 1991.
PB92-964018/REB           92-04 PC A14/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4). Sherwood
Medical Industries, Volusia County, Deland, FL. (First Re-
medial Action),  March 1991.
PB92-964019/REB           92-04 PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  4): Velsicol
Chemical, (First Operable Unit), Toone, TN. (First Reme-
dial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964020/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of Decision  (EPA Region  4):  Ciba-
Geigy,  Washington  County,  Mclntosh, AL. (Second Re-
medial Action),  September 1991.
PB92-964021/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region 4):  Oak
Ridge Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 3), Anderson
County, Oak Ridge, TN. (Second  Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964022/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Charles
Macon  Lagoon and Drum  Storage, Richmond County,
Cordova, NC. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964023/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 5):  Acme
Solvent Reclaiming, Winnebago County,  IL. (Second Re-
medial  Action),  December 1990.
PB92-964101/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region  5): Oak
Grove Sanitary Landfill, Anoka County, MN. (Second Re-
medial  Action),  December 1990.
PB92-964102/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 5): Organic
Chemicals,  Grandville, Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964103/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 5): Novaco
Industries,  Ml.  (First Remedial  Action),  (Amendment),
September  1991.
PB92-964104/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5): Rasmus-
sen's  Dump   Site,  Green  Oak  Township, Livingston
County, Ml. (First Remedial Action), March 1991
PB92-964105/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5): G  and  H
 Industrial Landfill Site, Macomb County,  Ml. (First Reme-
dial Action), December 1990.
 PB92-964106/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

 Superfund  Record of  Decision  (EPA Region  5): Main
 Street  Well Field  Elkhart, IN. (Second Remedial Action),
 March 1991.
 PB92-964107/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

 Superfund  Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region 5): Fol-
 kertsma Refuse Site, Walker, Ml. (First Remedial Action),
 June 1991.
 PB92-964108/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Conrail
 Railyard, Elkhart County,  IN. (First Remedial Action),
 June 1991.
 PB92-964109/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): Verona
Well Field  Site,  Battle  Creek,  Ml.  (Second Remedial
Action), June 1991.
PB92-964110/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02
Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region  5): Fa-
drowski Drum Disposal Site, Franklin, Wl. (First Remedial
Action), June 1991.
PB92-964111 /REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Motor
Wheel Disposal Site, Lansing, Ml. (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964112/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Washing-
ton County Landfill, Lake Elmo, MN. (Second Remedial
Action), November 1990.
PB92-964113/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Anderson
Development Company  Site, Lenawee County, Adrian,
Ml. (First  Remedial Action), (Amendment),  September
1991.
PB92-964114/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Supertund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5):  Allied
Chemical and Ironton Coke, fronton, OH. (Second Reme-
dial Action), December 1990.
PB92-964115/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): Enviro-
Chem (Northside Sanitary Landfill), Zionsville,  IN.  (First
Remedial Action), (Amendment), June 1991.
PB92-964116/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Northside
Sanitary Landfill (Enviro-Chem), Zionsville, IN. (First Re-
medial Action),  (Amendment), June 1991.
PB92-964117/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): Summit
National Liquid  Disposal Service, Deerfield, OH.  (First Re-
medial Action),  (Amendment), November 1990.
PB92-964118/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  5):  Pine
Bend Sanitary  Landfill, Dakota  County, City  of  Inver
Grove Heights  MN. (First Remedial Action), September
1991.
PB92-964119/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): Pagei's
Pit Site, Winnebago County, IL. (First Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-964120/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): MacGillis
and Gibbs/Bell Lumber and Pole Co., New Brighton, MN.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964121/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Zanesville
Well Field Site, Zanesville, OH. (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964122/REB           92-01  PCA04/MFA01

Supertund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  5): Buckeye
Reclamation Landfill Site, Belmont County, OH.  (First Re-
medial Action),  August 1991.
PB92-964123/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
Supertund  Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  5): Lem-
berger Transport and  Recycling,  Manitowoc  County, Wl.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964124/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): U.S. DOI
Sangamo/Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge, Carter-
ville, IL. (First Remedial Action), March 1990.
PB92-964125/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):  Carter In-
dustrials Site,  Detroit,  Ml. (First  Remedial Action), Sep-
tember  1991.
PB92-964126/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF AO2
Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): Ossineke
Groundwater Contamination Site, Alpena County,  Ossin-
eke, Ml. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964127/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund   Record  of  Decision  (EPA   Region   5):
Stoughton City Landfill Site, Stoughton, Wl. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964128/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): National
Presto  Industries,  Eau  Claire, Wl. (Second  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964129/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01
 Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  5): South
 Macomb Disposal  No.  9  and  9A, Macomb County,  Ml.
 (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
 PB92-964130/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01
 Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): Fultz
 Landfill, Byasville, OH.  (First Remedial Action), Septem-
 ber 1991.
 PB92-964131/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

 Supertund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region  5): Berlin
 and Farro Site, Swartz Creek, Ml. (First Remedial Action),
 September 1991.
 PB92-964132/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
 Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 5): Lem-
 berger  Landfill Site, Manitowoc County, Wl.  (First Reme-
 dial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964133/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Michigan
 Disposal  Service (Cork  Street) Landfill, Kalamazoo,  Ml.
 (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
 PB92-964134/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 5): Thermo
Chem Site, (Operable  Unit 1),  Muskegon County,  Ml.
(First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964135/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region  5):  Sturgis
Municipal Wells, Sturgis, Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964136/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 5): Dakhue
Sanitary  Landfill,  Hampton Township,  Dakota County,
MN (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964137/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 5): Chem-
Central Site, Wyoming,  Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964138/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Better
Brite Plating Chrome and Zinc, De Pere, Wl. (First Reme-
dial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964139/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Kentwood
Landfill,  Kentwood, Ml. (First Remedial  Action),  March
1991.
PB92-964140/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Southeast
Rockford Groundwater Contamination, Rockford, IL. (First
Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964141/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 6): Cimarron
Mining Site, Operable Unit 2, Carrizozo, NM. (Second Re-
medial Action), September  1991.
PB92-964201/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 6):  Petro-
chemical (Turtle Bayou), Liberty County, TX. (Second Re-
medial Action), September  1991.
PB92-964202/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region  7): People's
Natural  Gas Coal  Gasification Site, Dubuque, IA. (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964301/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region  7): Ellisville
Area Site, St.  Louis County, Ellisville, MO. (First Remedial
Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
PB92-964302/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 7): Hastings
Groundwater Contamination (Operable Unit 10), Hastings,
NE. (Seventh  Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964303/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Ragion 7): Hastings
Ground Water Contamination (Operable Unit  1), Hastings,
NE. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964304/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 7): Kern-Pest
Laboratories Site, Cape Girardeau County, MO. (Second
Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-964305/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region  7):  E.I.
Dupont De Nemours  (County Road X23),  Lee  County,
West Point, IA. (First Remedial Action), May 1991.
PB92-964306/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA  Region  7):  Lee
Chemical Site,  Liberty,  MO. (First Remedial  Action).
March 1991.
 PB92-964307/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region  7): John
 Deere (Ottumwa Works Landfill), Ottumwa, IA. (First Re-
 medial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964308/REB           92-04
                                   PC AOS/MF A01
 Supertund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 7):  Shaw
 Avenue Dump Site, Charles City, Floyd County, IA. (First
 Remedial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964309/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 7):  Mid-
 America Tanning Site,  Sergeant Bluff, IA. (First Remedial
 Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964310/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

 Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 7):  Lehigh
 Portland Cement Company, Mason City, IA. (First Reme-
 dial Action), June 1991.
 PB92-964311/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

 Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 7)-  Ellisville
 Area Site,  St. Louis County, Ellisville,  MO. (Second  Re-
 medial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964312/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 8):  Hill Air
 Force Base, Operable Unit 2,  Chemical Disposal Pit 3,
 Site WP07, Davis and Weber Counties, UT. (First Reme-
 dial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964401/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 8): Broderick
 Wood  Products,  Adams  County,  CO. (Fiist Remedial
 Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
 PB92-964402/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region 8):  Rocky
 Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 26), CO. (Tenth Reme-
 dial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964403/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A02

 Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region B): Anaconda
 Smelter Site, (Operable Unit 11 - Flue  Dust), Deer Lodge
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    County, Anaconda, MT. (Second Remedial Action), Sep-
    tembef 1991.
    PB92-964404/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Superfund Record o( Decision (EPA Region 8):  Rocky
    Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 21). CO. (Ninth Remedi-
    al Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964405/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Central
    City-Clear Creek Site, (Operable Unit 3), Clear Creek and
    Gilpin  Counties. CO. (Third Remedial Action), September
    1991.
    PB92-964406/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8):  Wasatch
    Chemical Site (Lot 6), San Lake City, UT. (First Remedial
    Action). March 1991.
    PB92-964407/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
    Sales  Site,  (New Location). (Operable Unit 2). Adams
    County, CO. (Second Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964408/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A03

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
    Sales  (New Location) (Operable Unit  1), Denver, CO.
    (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964409/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
    Sales.  (New Location). (Operable Unit 3), Adams County,
    CO. (Third Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964410/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9):  South
    Bay Asbestos  Area. San  Jose,  CA.  (First  Remedial
    Acton), (Amendment), June 1991.
    P892-964501/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): National
    Semiconductor (Monolithic Memories). CA. (First Remedi-
    al Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964S02/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Monolith-
    ic Memories (Advanced Micro Devices - Argues) (Nation-
    al Semiconductor), CA (First Remedial  Action).  Septem-
    ber 1991.
    PB92-964S03/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9). Advanced
    Micro Devices 901. (Signetics). (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
    vale, CA (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964504/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Teledyne
    Semiconductor  (Spectra  Physics). Mountain View, CA
    (first Remedial Action), March 1991.
    PB92-964S05/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Supertund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  9): Van
    Waters and Rogers,  San Jose.  CA.  (First  Remedial
    Action), September 1991
    PB92-964506/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Signetics
    (Advanced Micro Devices 901) (TRW Microwave). Sunny-
    vale, CA. (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964507/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Castle Air
    Force  Base, Merced County.  CA. (First Remedial Action).
    August 1991.
    PB92-964508/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  Indian
    Bend Wash Area (Operable Units 1. 4. 5. 6). AZ. (Second
    Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964509/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Atlas As-
    bestos Mine.  Fresno County. CA.  (Second  Remedial
    Action). February 1991.
    PB92-964510/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9). Micro
    Storage/tmel Magnetics. Santa Clara. CA. (First Remedi-
    al Action). August 1991.
    PB92-9645117REB
                               92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 9):  FMC
    (Fresno Plant), Fresno. CA. (First Remedial Action), June
    1991.
    PB92-964512/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Synertek
    (Building No. 1). Santa Clara. CA (First Remedial Acton),
    June 1991
    PB92-964513/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 9): Mesa
    Area Ground Water Contamination. Mesa, AZ (First Re-
    medial Action). September 1991
    PB92-964514/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Sola Opti-
    cal USA.  Inc..  PetaKima. CA  (First Remedial  Acton).
    September 1991
    PB92-964515/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): CTS Prin-
    tex  Corporation, Mountain View.  CA  (First Remedial
    Action). June 1991
    PB92-964516/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 9): Valley
    Wood  Preserving  Site,  Turtock. CA  (First Remedial
    Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964517/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 9):  TRW
    Microwave. (Advanced Micro Devices 901), (Signetics).
    Sunnyvale. CA (Fist Remedial  Acton). September 1991
    PB92-964516/REB           92-O4  PC A06/MF A02
    Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9). Spectra-
    Physics, (Teledyne Semiconductor), Mountain  View, CA.
    (First Remedial Acton), March 1991.
    PB92-964519/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  Advanced
    Micro  Devices  915,  Sunnyvale,  CA.  (First  Remedial
    Acton), August 1991.
    P892-964520/REB            92-04   PC A047MF A01

    Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Bunker
    Hill Mining and Metallurgical Complex, Shoshone County,
    ID. (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
    PB92-964601/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): North-
    west Transformer-Mission  Pole,  Whatcom County, WA.
    (First Remedial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
    PB92-964602/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Bangor
    Naval Submarine Base, Site F (Operable Unit 2), Bangor,
    WA. (First Remedial Acton), September 1991.
    PB92-964603/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Supertund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 10): Com-
    mencement Bay-Nearshore/Tideflats (Operable  Unit  7),
    Tacoma, WA. (Third Remedial Action), December 1990.
    PB92-964604/REB
                               92-01   PC A17/MF A04
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 10): Ameri-
    can Lake Gardens (McChord  AFB  -  Area  D), Pierce
    County, WA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964605/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

    Supertund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region  10): Union
    Pacific Railroad Yard,  Bannock County, Pocatello, ID.
    (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964606/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Yakima
    Plating Facility, Yakima,  WA.  (First  Remedial  Acton),
    September 1991.
    PB92-964607/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Superfund: Record of Decision
    PB92-964700/REB             92-01   Standing Order
SUPERFUND ACCELERATED CLEANUP MODEL
    Regional  Pilots  and Applications  of  Supertund Acceler-
    ated Cleanup Model (SACM).
    PB92-963273/REB            92-O4  PC AOVMF A01
SUPERFUND AMENDMENTS AND REAUTHORIZATION
ACT OF 19*6
    Consolidated  List of  Chemicals  Subject  to  Reporting
    under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
    Know Act. (Title III of  the Superfund Amendments and
    Heauthorization Act of 1986).
    PB92-1S5399/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Consolidated List of Chemical Subject to Reporting under
    the Emergency  Planning and Community Right to Know
    Act. SARA  Section  302  Extremely  Hazardous  Sub-
    stances. CERCL Hazardous Substances and SARA Sec-
    tion 313   Toxic Chemicals  (Title  III,  List  of Lists) (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-501774/REB                   92-01  CP 002
SUPERFUND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY  EVALUATION
    Technology Evaluation  Report: Babcock and  Wilcox Cy-
    clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 1.
    PB92-222215/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Technology Evaluation  Report: Babcock and  Wilcox Cy-
    clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 2.
    PB92-222223/HEB            92-04  PC A15/MF A03

    Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  (SITE):
    Demonstration Bulletin. Flame Reactor. Horsehead Re-
    source Development Company, Inc.
    PB92-235613/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
SUPERFUND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY  EVALUATION
PROGRAM
    EPA SITE Demonstration of the  Horsehead Resource
    Development Company Flame Reactor Technology.
    PB92-139401/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Demonstration of Waste Treatment Technologies.
    PB92-179670/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Horsehead Resource Development Company, Inc. Flame
    Reactor Technology: Applications Analysis Report.
    PB92-213214/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund  Innovative  Technology Evaluation  Program:
    Technology Profiles, Fourth Editon.
    PB92-224294/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Supertund  Innovative  Technology Evaluation  Program:
    Progress  and  Accomplishments,  Fiscal Year  1990  A
    Fourth Report to Congress
    PB92-224799/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF AOt

SUPERFUND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY  EVALUATION
PROGRAM (SITE)
    Supertund Innovative  Technology Evaluation  Program
    Demonstration Plan for Westinghouse  Bio-Analytic Sys-
    tems Pemachtorophenol Immunoassays
    PB92-170190/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02
SUPERFUND PROGRAM
    Health Effects Assessment Summary  Tables.
    PB92-921100/REB             92-01   Standing Order

SUPERFUND SITES
    Evaluation of Personal  Cooling Devices for Dioxin Clean-
    Up Operation.
    PB92-206895/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
SUPERFUND SOILS DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
    Supertund Soils Data Management System.
    PB92-139476/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SUPERNUMERARY RIBS
    Developmental Toxicity of Bromoxynil in Mice and Rats.
    PB92-113265/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Significance of Supernumerary Ribs  in Rodent Develop-
    mental  Toxicity Studies: Postnatal  Persistence in Rats
    and Mice.
    PB92-113299/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SURFACE CHEMISTRY
    Spectroscopic Study of Surface  Redox Reactions With
    Manganese Oxides.
    PB92-179837/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SURFACE COATING
    Evaluation  of Five Waste Minimization Technologies at
    the General Dynamics Pomona Division Plant.
    PB92-125756/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    VOC Prevention Options for Surface Coating.
    PB92-198266/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS
    Capsule Report: Acostic Monitoring  to Determine the In-
    tegrity of Hazardous Waste Dams.
    PB92-179928/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SURFACE WATERS
    Estimating Critical Loads of Sulfate to Surface Waters in
    the  Northeastern United States: A Comparative Assess-
    ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads of
    Sulfate for Lakes.
    PB92-119015/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Regional Patterns and Local Variability of Dry and  Occult
    Deposition  Strongly Influence Sulfate Concentrations in
    Maine Lakes.
    PB92-136951/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Environmental Monitoring and  Assessment Program: Sur-
    face Waters Implementation Ran -  Northeast  Pilot Lake
    Survey, Summer 1991.
    PB92-139948/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Reduction of Disinfection By-Product Precursors by Nan-
    ofiltration.
    PB92-149269/REB           92-01  PC E99/MF A06

    User's Guide and Data Dictionary for Kenai Lakes Inves-
    tigation Project.
    PB92-178961/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Acidic Episodes in Surface Waters in Europe.
    PB92-188853/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Mercury in  the St. Louis River. Mississippi River,  Crane
    Lake, and  Sand Point  Lake: Cycling, Distribution, and
    Sources. Report to the Legislative Commission on Minne-
    sota Resources.
    PB92-195957/RE8           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Predicting the Precipitation of Acid and Direct Dyes in
    Natural  Waters.
    PB92-206200/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Restoration of Aquatic Ecosystems:  Science, Technology
    and Public Policy
    PB92-224161/REB           92-04  PC A24/MF A04

    Biological Criteria: Guide to Technical Literature.
    PB92-231489/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Biological Criteria: National Program Guidance for Sur-
    face Waters
    PB92-231497/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Direct/Delayed  Response  Project:  Future  Effects of
    Lpng-Term Sulfur Deposition on Stream Chemistry in the
    Mid-Appalachian Region of the Eastern United States.
    PB92-232370/REB           92-04  PC A18/MF A04

    Selecting Priority Nonpoint  Source  Projects:  You  Better
    Shop Around.
    PB92-233063/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF AOt

SURFACTANTS
    Adsorption  of Surfactants (Chapter 7).
    PB92-143809/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Surfactant-Enhanced  Solubilization   of Tetrachloroethy-
    lene and Degradation Products in Pump and Treat  Reme-
    diation.
    PB92-191121/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SURVEYS
    National Home and Garden Pesticide  Use Survey Final
    Report. Executive Summary.
    PB92-174739/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    National Home and Garden Pesticide Use Survey. Final
    Report. Volume 1.  Executive Summary,  Results, and
    Recommendations.
    PB92-174747/HEB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03

    National Home and Garden Pesticide Use Survey. Final
    Report. Volume 2. Survey  Design,  Implementation, and
    Analysis Methods
    PB92-174754/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

SURVIVAL
    Effects of  Low Dissolved  Oxygen  on Survival, Growth
    and Reproduction of  'Daphnia',  'Hyalella'  and  'Gam-
    marus'.
    PB92-188846/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SUSPENDED SEDIMENTS
    Reactive Transport of Suspended Particles: Mechanisms
    and Modeling.
    PB92-174317/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                       THAILAND
SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE
    Integrating Sustainable Agriculture, Ecology, and Environ-
    mental Policy.  Proceedings of  a  Workshop. Held in Ar-
    lington, Virginia, on July 22-23, 1991.
    PB92-137975/REB            92-01   PC A11/MF A03
SWAMPS
    Evaluating Design and Verifying Compliance of Created
    Wetlands in the Vicinity of Tampa, Florida.
    PB92-116045/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
    Pilot Sti
    Western Washington
    PB92-136811/REB
         tudy to Compare Created and Natural Wetlands in
         n Washington and Evaluate Methods.
                               92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Use of  Marsh Plants for Toxicity Testing of Water and
    Sediment.
    PB92-195882/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SYMBIOSIS
    Nutritional Role of Endosymbiotic Bacteria in Animal-Bac-
    teria Symbioses: 'Solemya velum', a Case Study.
    PB92-112895/REB           92-01   PC A17/MF A04
SYMPOSIA
    Special  Interest Group (SIG) Forum for Fish Consumption
    Risk Management. User's Manual, v.1.0: A Division of the
    Nonpoint Source Information Exchange Computer Bulle-
    tin Board System (NPS BBS).
    PB92-231687/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01
SYNIOOTEA LAEVIDORDALIS
    Test of  Criteria for Introduced Species: The Global Inva-
    sion by the Isopod 'Synidotea laevidorsalis' (Miers, 1881).
    PB92-108018/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SYNONYMS
    Common Synonyms: For Chemicals Listed Under Section
    313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
    Know Act.
    PB92-232164/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR
    Study to Determine the Feasibility of Using a Ground-
    Penetrating  Radar for More  Effective  Remediation  of
    Subsurface Contamination.
    PB92-169382/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02
SYNTHETIC SUBSTRATA
    Synthetic Substrata for Propagation and Testing  of Soil
    and Sediment Organisms.
    PB92-195676/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SYSPOP PROGRAM
    User's Guide for the SYSPOP Program: A PC Version of
    the PRESTO-EPA-POP Operation System. Version 1.0.
    PB92-213255/REB           92-04   PCA11/MFA03
TAILINGS
    Mining  Sites on  the National Priorities List:  NPL  Site
    Summary  Reports. Volume  1 (Aluminum Company  of
    America (Vancouver Smelter) to Cleveland Mill).
    PB92-124767/REB                   92-01   PC A99

    Mining  Sites on  the National Priorities List:  NPL  Site
    Summary Reports. Volume 2 (Commencement Bay Near-
    shore/Tideflats to  Kerr McGee) (Kress Creek, Reed-
    Keppjer  Park, Residential  Areas, Sewage Treatment
    Plant).
    PB92-124775/REB                   92-01   PC A99

    Mining  Sites on  the National Priorities List:  NPL  Site
    Summary  Reports.  Volume  3  (Kerr-McGee  Chemical
    Corp. (Soda  Springs Plant) to Ormet Corp).
    PB92-124783/REB                   92-01   PC A99

    Mining  Sites on the National Priorities List:  NPL  Site
    Summary  Reports.  Volume 4  (Oronogo-Duenweg Mining
    Belt to Tar Creek).
    PB92-124791/REB                   92-01   PC A99
    Mining  Sites on the National Priorities List:  NPL  Site
    Summary  Reports. Volume 5 (Teledyne Wah  Chang to
    Wayne Interim Storage Facility/W.R. Grace).
    PB92-124809/REB                   92-01   PC A99

TALC
    Health Assessment Document for Talc.
    PB92-239524/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

TANKER SHIPS
    Oil Tanker Waste Disposal Practices: A Review.
    PB92-196047/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
    Citizens' Guidance Manual for the  Technical Assistance
    Grant Program.
    PB92-101435/REB           92-01   PCA14/MFA03

    Technical Assistance  Team  (TAT)  Contracts  Users'
    Manual.
    PB92-963407/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANT PROGRAM
    Citizens' Guidance Manual for the  Technical Assistance
    Grant Program
    PB92-101435/REB            92-01  PC A14/MF A03

TECHNICAL WRITING
    Biological Criteria: Guide to Technical Literature.
    PB92-231489/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
    Superfund  Accelerated  Cleanup  Bulletin.  Volume  1,
    Number 3. Presumptive Remedies.
    PB92-963371/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION
    Forum on Innovative Hazardous  Waste Treatment Tech-
    nologies (3rd): Domestic and International. Held in Dallas,
    Texas on June 11-13, 1991. Technical Papers.
    PB92-219732/REB            92-04  PC A22/MF A04
    Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  Program:
    Technology Profiles, Fourth Edition
    PB92-224294/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  Program:
    Progress and  Accomplishments,  Fiscal  Year 1990.  A
    Fourth Report to Congress.
    PB92-224799/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
    OSWER Source Book: Training and Technology Transfer
    Resources.
    PB92-102169/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Control Technology Center FY91: A Fifth Year of Growth.
    PB92-238468/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION
    Stabilization Technologies for RCRA Corrective Actions.
    Handbook.
    PB92-114495/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's SITE  Emerging
    Technology Program: 1991 Update.
    PB92-150663/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Comparison of  the Incineration of Medical  Waste with
    Hazardous  and Municipal Waste.
    PB92-217090/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Retech, Inc., Plasma  Centrifugal  Furnace:  Applications
    Analysis Report.
    PB92-218791/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
TEDLAR BAG
    Tedlar  Bag Sampling  System for  Toxic Organic Com-
    pounds in Source Emission Sampling and Analysis.
    PB92-166719/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01
TELEPHONES
    OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory, May 1992.
    PB92-963264/REB                   92-01   PC E02

TEMPERANCE  (MICHIGAN)
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Novaco
    Industries,  Ml.  (First  Remedial  Action), (Amendment),
    September  1991.
    PB92-964104/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
TEMPERATE REGIONS
    Life History and Toxicological  Comparisons of Temperate
    and Subtropical  Mysids.
    PB92-124304/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
TEMPORARY TOTAL ENCLOSURE
    Measurement Solution: Using a Temporary Total Enclo-
    sure for Capture Efficiency Testing.
    PB92-190271/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
TENNESSEE
    National Priorities List Sites: Tennessee.
    PB92-963225/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
TERATOGENIC COMPOUNDS
    Developmental Malformation of Frog Embryos: An Analy-
    sis of Teratogenicity of Chemical Mixtures.
    PB92-108190/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Developmental Toxicity of Bromoxynil in Mice and  Rats.
    PB92-113265/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Significance of Supernumerary Ribs in Rodent Develop-
    mental  Toxicity Studies: Postnatal Persistence in  Rats
    and Mice.
    PB92-113299/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Role of Metallothionein Induction and Altered Zinc Status
    in Maternally Mediated Developmental  Toxicity: Compari-
    son of the Effects of Urethane and Styrene in Rats.
    PB92-124635/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Developmental  Toxicity  of  TCDD and  Related Com-
    pounds: Species Sensitivities and Differences.
    PB92-124643/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                            In vitro Teratology.
                                                            PB92-124700/REB
                                                                                        92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                                                            Neonatal  Exposure to Triethyltin Disrupts Olfactory Dis-
                                                            crimination Learning in Preweanling Rats.
                                                            PB92-124726/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                            Consideration of Pharmacokinetics and Temporal Sensi-
                                                            tivity for Hydroxyurea in Relation to Teratogenic Potential.
                                                            PB92-136910/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                            Retinoic Acid Alters Epithelial Differentiation during  Pa-
                                                            laotogenesis.
                                                            PB92-158617/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                            Developmental  Effects of Methyl Benzimidazolecarba-
                                                            mate Following  Exposure during Early Pregnancy.
                                                            PB92-164862/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                            Limited PCB Antagonism of TCDD-lnduced Malformations
                                                            in Mice
                                                            PB92-166768/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                            Teratogenesis,  Toxicity,  and Bioconcentration  in  Frogs
                                                            Exposed to Dieldrin.
                                                            PB92-1B0363/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                            Developmental  Toxicology:  Risk Assessment  and  the
                                                            Future.
                                                            PB92-184993/REB            92-01   PCA13/MFA03

                                                            Embryonic Palatal Responses to Teratogens in Serum-
                                                            Free Organ Culture.
                                                            PB92-188960/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                            Study Design Considerations in Developmental Neurotox-
                                                            icology.
                                                            PB92-206291/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
                                                             Developmental Neurotoxicology of  Polychlorinated  Bi-
                                                             phenyls and Related Compounds.
                                                             PB92-206549/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Corticosterone Hypersecretion in Preweanling Rats Ex-
    posed Neonatally to Trimethyltin.
    PB92-227529/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Reply to 'Selective  Development Toxicity: Misuse of the
    Concept via Mis-Application of a  Mis-Defined 'A/D Ratio'.
    (Letter to the Editor).
    PB92-227610/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

TERATOGENS
    Interspecies Comparisons of A/D Ratios: A/D Ratios Are
    Not Constant Across Species.
    PB92-143965/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    In  vitro/In vivo Comparison  of  Yolk-Sac Function and
    Embryo Development.
    PB92-150804/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Assessing Developmental  Hazard:  The Reliability of the
    A/D Ratio.
    PB92-150B38/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Effects  of Chemically Induced Maternal Toxicity on Pre-
    natal Development in the Rat.
    PB92-150887/REB            92-01   PCA02/MFA01

    Comparisons of the Effects of TCDD and Hydrocortisone
    on Growth Factor Expression Provide Insight into Their
    Interaction in the Embryonic Mouse Palate.
    PB92-158641/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS
    Sulfur Dynamics of Forest Ecosystems.
    PB92-153048/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Synthetic Substrata for  Propagation and Testing of Soil
    and Sediment Organisms.
    PB92-195676/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

TEST CHAMBERS
    Two Different Approaches for Control  and Measurement
    of Plant Functions in Closed Environmental Chambers.
    PB92-108067/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

TEST METHODS
    Emissions and Fuel Economy of  DOE Flex-Fuel Vehicles.
    PB92-153055/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

TESTIS
    Effect of  Inhaled Methanol on  Pituitary and Testicular
    Hormones in  Chamber  Acclimated and Non-Acclimated
    Rats.
    PB92-150788/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Fungicide Benomyl(Methyl 1-(Butylcarbamoyl)-2-Benzimi-
    dazolecarbamate) Causes Testicular Dysfunction by In-
    ducing the Sloughing of Germ Cells and Occlusion of Ef-
    feient Ductules.
    PB92-150796/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Collection of  Interstitial Fluid and  Seminiferous Tubule
    Fluid from the Rat Testis.
    PB92-179084/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

TESTS
    Plant Tier Testing:  A Workshop to Evaluate Nontarget
    Plant Testing in Subdivision J Pesticide Guidelines. Held
    in Corvallis, Oregon on November 29-December 1, 1990.
    PB92-116052/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03

TETRABROMODIBENZODIOXINS
    Disposition of  2,3,7,8-Tetrabromodibenzo-p-Dioxin and
    2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin in the Rat: Biliary Ex-
    cretion  and  Induction  of Cytochromes CYP1A1  and
    CYP1A2.
    PB92-150747/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

TETRACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN
    Disposition of  2,3,7,8-Tetrabromodibenzo-p-Dioxin and
    2,3.7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin in the Rat: Biliary Ex-
    cretion  and  Induction  of Cytochromes CYP1A1  and
    CYP1A2.
    PB92-150747/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Comparisons  of the Effects of TCDD and Hydrocortisone
    on Growth Factor  Expression Provide Insight into Their
    Interaction in the Embryonic Mouse Palate.
    PB92-158641/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Limited PCB Antagonism of TCDD-lnduced Malformations
    in Mice.
    PB92-166768/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

TETRACHLORODIBENZODIOXINS
    Developmental Toxicity of  TCDD and  Related  Com-
    pounds: Species Sensitivities and Differences.
    PB92-124643/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE
    Dry Cleaning Facilities: Background Information  for Pro-
    posed Standards.
    PB92-126762/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Economic Impact Analysis of Regulatory Controls in the
    Dry Cleaning Industry.
    PB92-126770/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Stimulation of  Reductive Dechlorination of Tetrachlor-
    oethene in Anaerobic Aquifer Microcosms by Addition of
    Short-Chain Organic Acids or Alcohols.
    PB92-206465/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

TEXAS
    National Priorities List Sites: Texas.
    PB92-963212/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

THAILAND
    Climate Change in Thailand and Its Potential Impact on
    Rice Yield.
    PB92-232883/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                   KEYWORD  INDEX
THALLIUM
    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Thallium.
    PB92-135524/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    drinking Water Criteria Document for Thallium.
    PB92-173483/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

THALLIUM COMPOUNDS
    Drinking Water Health AoVisory for Thallium.
    PB92-135524/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

THEMATIC MAPPING
    Watershed Characterization Using  Landsat  Thematic
    Mapper Imagery: Blackfoot River, Montana.
    PB92-115237/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

THERMAL BATTERIES
    Evaluation of a Schatz Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
    Vehicle. Phase 2.
    PB92-204585/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

THERMAL DEGRADATION
    On-Site Engineering  Report for  the  Low-Temperature
    Thermal  Desorption Pilot-Scale Test on Contaminated
    Soil.
    PB92-216936/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

THERMAL ENVIRONMENTS
    Removal of Creosote from Soil by Thermal Desorptron.
    PB92-126838/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

THERMAL REACTORS
    EPA  SITE  Demonstration of the  Horsehead  Resource
    Development Company Flame Reactor Technology.
    PB92-139401/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Horsehead Resource Development Company, Inc. Flame
    Reactor Technology: Applications Analysis Report.
    PB92-213214/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund  Innovative Technology Evaluation  (SITE):
    Demonstration Bulletin. Flame  Reactor,  Horsehead Re-
    source Development Company,  Inc.
    PB92-235613/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

THERMAL RECOVERY METHODS
    EPA  SITE  Demonstration of the  Horsehead  Resource
    Development Company Flame Reactor Technology.
    PB92-139401/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
THERMOOYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM
    Prediction of Octanol/Water Partition Coefficient (K sub
    ow) with Atoonttimically Derived Variables.
    PB92-217348/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

THERMOOYNAMIC PROPERTIES
    Vapor Pressures, Liquid Molar Volumes, Vapor Non-Ideal-
    ities,  and Critical Properties of Some Fluorinated Ethers:
    CF3OCF2OCF3,    CF3OCF2CF2H,   C-CF2CF2CF2O,
    CF3OCF2H, and CF3OCH3; and of CCI3F and CF2CIH.
    PB92-179746/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Thermodynamic  Evaluation  of  Predicted  Fluorinated
    Ether, Ethane, and Propane Azeotropes.
    PB92-198241/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Physical Property Data on Fluorinated Propanes and Bu-
    tanes as CFC and HCFC Alternatives.
    PB92-206507/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

THERMOPLASTIC RESINS
    Production of Acetal, Amino. and Phenolic Resins.
    PB92-213263/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02
THIRD REMEDIAL ACTION
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):  Oak
    Ridge Reservation (USDOE). (Operable  Unit 4). Roane
    County, Oak Ridge. TN (Third Remedial Action). Septem-
    ber 1991.
    PB92-964012/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
THIRD REMEDIAL ACTION (AMENDMENT)-FINAL
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Love
    Canal (93rd Street School). Niagara County, City of Niag-
    ara Falls,  NY.  (Third Remedial Action), (Amendment),
    May 1991.
    PB92-963805/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

THIRD REMEDIAL ACTION - FINAL
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval  Air
    Engineering Center. (Operable Unit 4),  Lakehurst,  NJ.
    (Third Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-963832/REB           92-O4  PC A04/MF A01

THROUGHFALL
    Forest Soil Response to  Acid and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate:  3. SohJbilization and Composition of Dissolved Or-
    ganic Carbon.
    PB92-150564/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
TIDAL MARSHES
    Long-Term Changes  in  the  Areal  Extent of Tidal
    Marshes. Eelgrass Meadows and Kelp Forests of Puget
    Sound.
    PB92-104496/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

TIGRIOPUS CAUFORNICUS
    Nutritional Value of 'Anemia' and  Tigriopus califomicus'
    (Baker) for Two Pacific Mysid  Species, 'Metamysidopsis
    elongate' (Holmes) and 'Mysidopsis intii' (Holmquist)
    	*-.	±                 PCA03/MFA01
    PB92-108000/REB
TIME STUDIES
    Time Spent  in Activities, Locations, and  Microenviron-
    ments: A California-National Comparison.
    PB92-140789/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01
TIRES
    Markets for Scrap Tires.
    PB92-115252/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
    Mutagenicity of Emissions  from  the  Simulated  Open
    Burning  of Scrap Rubber Tires.
    PB92-217009/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
TISSUES (BIOLOGY)
    Monitoring Human Tissues for Toxic Substances.
    PB92-223239/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

TITLE III
    Making  It Work: Title 3 Compliance. The Public's Right-
    to-Know.
    PB92-224690/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Title 3 on Indian Lands: A Guide to the Emergency Plan-
    ning and Community Right-to-Know Act. (Technical As-
    sistance Bulletin). Volume 10, Number 2.
    PB92-224740/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

TITRATION
    Fluorescence Techniques for Metal-Humic Interactions.
    PB92-101369/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

TOBACCO
    Deposition Patterns of Cigarette Smoke in Human Air-
    ways
    PB92-158682/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Cigarette Smoke-Induced DNA Adducts in the Respirato-
    ry and Nonrespiratory Tissues of Rats.
    PB92-189083/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

TOBACCO SMOKE POLLUTION
    Intercomparison of Sampling Techniques for Nicotine in
    Indoor Environments.
    PB92-110402/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Environmental  Tobacco Smoke:  Measuring  Exposures
    and Assessing Health Effects.
    PB92-223262/REB            92-04  PC A15/MF A03

TOLERANCES (PHYSIOLOGY)
    EPA's Pesticide Programs.
    PB92-233147/REB
Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) United States and Territo-
ries, 1988.
PB92-100122/REB                92-01  MFS600.00

Example Environmental  Assessment Report  for Estu-
                               92-04  PC A03/MF A01
TOLUENE
    Mutants of 'Pseudomonas cepacia' G4  Defective in Ca-
    tabolism of Aromatic Compounds and Trichloroethylene.
    PB92-129741/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Microbial Degradation of Toluene under  Sulfate-Reducing
    Conditions and the Influence of Iron on the Process.
    PB92-166735/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

TOMATO PLANTS
    Protection of Tomatoes. Egg Plants, and Peppers: 1979-
    April  1991. Citations from AGRICOLA  Concerning Dis-
    eases and Other Environmental Considerations.
    PB92-140201/HEB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

TOPSMELT
    Effects of Fenvalerate on the Early Life Stages of Tops-
    melt ('Atherinops affinis').
    PB92-195684/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Laboratory  Spawning  of Topsmelt, 'Atherinops  affinis',
    with Notes on Culture and Growth of Larvae.
    PB92-195759/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
TOTAL MAXIMUM DAILY LOADS
    Guidance lor State Water Monitoring and Wasteload Allo-
    cation Programs.
    PB92-231612/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Guidance for Water Quality-Based Decisions: The TMDL
    Process.
    PB92-231620/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

TOWNS COUNTY (GEORGIA)
    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim   Measures,
    Towns County, Georgia.
    PB92-232503/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01
TOXIC EMISSION INVENTORIES
    Status and Needs for Toxic Emission Inventories for Re-
    gional Dispersion and Deposition Modeling.
    PB92-110394/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
TOXIC HAZARDS
    Dealing with Toxic Polluted Sediments in the Great Lakes
    Basin.
    AD-P006 908/8/REB          92-04   PC A03/MF A01

TOXIC MATERIALS
    Btomethylation and Environmental Transport of Metals.
    PB92-206275/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

TOXIC RELEASE INVENTORY
    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) United States and Territo-
    ries, 1987.
    PB92-100114/REB                92-01  MFS600.00

    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) United States and Territo-
    ries. 1988.
    PB92-100122/REB                92-01  MFS600.00

    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) 1987-1989. (on CD-ROM).
    PB92-500024/REB             92-01   CD-ROMS45.00
TOXIC SUBSTANCE CONTROL ACT
    Toxic  Substances Control  Act  (TSCA) Chemical Sub-
    stances  Inventory: Revised Inventory Synonym and Pre-
    ferred Name File. January  1992 Magnetic Tape Docu-
    mentation.
    PB92-140755/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Toxic  Substances Control  Act  (TSCA) Chemical Sub-
    stances  Inventory: Revised Inventory Synonym and Pre-
    ferred Name File. January 1992.
    PB92-501386/REB                   92-01   CP T05
TOXIC SUBSTANCES
    Methods for  Aquatic Toxicity Identification  Evaluations.
    Phase  1  Toxicity Charactenzation Procedures.  Second
    Edition.
    PB92-100072/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) United States and Territo-
    ries, 1987.
    PB92-100114/REB                92-01  MFS600.00
PB92-102656/REB
                           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
Evaluating the Utility of Natural Vegetation in Assessing
Arctic Accumulation of Air Toxics.
PB92-103464/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 226: Bensulfuron Methyl.
PB92-104389/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Model of Additive Effects of Mixtures of Narcotic Chemi-
cals.
PB92-108174/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Screening Methods for the Development of Air Toxics
Emission Factors.
PB92-108778/REB           92-01   PC A20/MF A04

Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 227: Gokilaht.
PB92-110006/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Summary of the 1991 EPA/AWMA International Symposi-
um: Measurement of Toxic and Related  Air Pollutants.
Held in Durham, North Carolina on May 6-10,1991.
PB92-110386/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliogra-
phy of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices
Related to Air Toxics. Volume 5. Citations,  1991.
PB92-111830/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03

RED Facts: Methoprene.
PB92-111848/REB
                           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Reregistration  Eligibility Document (RED):  Methoprene
(List A, Case 0030).
PB92-111855/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Alachlor Position Document 2/3.
PB92-111889/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Ongoing
Research and Regulatory Development Projects.
PB92-111905/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03

National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliogra-
phy of Selected Reports and  Federal  Register Notices
Related to Air Toxics. Index, 1991.
PB92-111913/REB           92-01   PC A21/MF A04

Limitations of the Fluorescent Probe Viability Assay.
PB92-113166/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Daminozide  Position Document 4.
PB92-114198/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

1,3-Dichloropropene Position Document 1.
PB92-114206/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Daminozide  Position Document 2/3.
PB92-114214/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Daminozide  Position Document 1.
PB92-114222/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Cadmium: Special Review Document.
PB92-114230/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

Alachlor: Position Document. 4.
PB92-114248/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Ethalfluralin  Position Document 1/2/3/4.
PB92-114263/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Dichlorvos (DDVP) Position Document 1.
PB92-114271/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Captafol Final Decision.
PB92-114289/REB
                           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document 2/3.
PB92-114297/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document 4.
PB92-114305/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Chlorobenzilate Position Document 1.
PB92-114313/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

RED Facts: Fosetyl-AI (Aliette).
PB92-114321/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Reregistration  Eligibility Document  (RED):  Fosetyl-AI
(Aliette).
PB92-114339/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

RED Facts: Sulfur.
PB92-114347/REB
                           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
RED. Facts: Potassium Bromide.
PB92-114354/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Reregistration  Elegibility  Document  (RED):  Potassium
Bromide.
PB92-114362/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Dinocap Position Document 4.
PB92-114370/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Sulfur (List A.
Case 0031).
PB92-114453/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Genotoxicity in Mouse Lymphoma Cells of Chemicals Ca-
pable of Michael Addition.
PB92-120484/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Toxicological Implementations of Remediating Hazardous
Wastes.
PB92-124171/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Warfarin.
PB92-126739/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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                                                                  KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                      TOXICITY
Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED):  Warfarin Ap-
pendices C-H.
P892-126747/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

RED Facts: Warfarin.
PB92-126754/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from  Sources  of
Styrene, Interim Report.
PB92-126788/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Fractionation of Complex Combustion  Mixtures Using an
Ion-Exchange Methodology.
PB92-126887/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Pseudopregnancy and the Decidual Cell Response (DCR)
in the Rat.
PB92-126895/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Assessment of Implantation in the Rat.
PB92-126903/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 228: Triflumizole.
PB92-126978/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 229: Diquat Dibromide.
PB92-126986/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Hazardous Air  Pollutant  Program  (HAP-PRO).  User's
Manual (for Use  with Version  1.0, January-September,
1990).
PB92-135904/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Modeling Studies for Planning: The Green Bay Project.
PB92-136944/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Guidelines  for Conducting Early Life Stage Toxicity Tests
with Japanese Medaka 'Oryzias  latipes'.
PB92-137488/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Effects of Glean, a Sulfonyiurea Herbicide, on the Repro-
ductive Biology and Fruit  Set in Cherry Trees. Progress
Report to Region 10.
PB92-142652/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NATICH Data Base Report on State, Local and  EPA Air
Toxics Activities, September 1991.
PB92-143700/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06

Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 231: Prodiamine.
PB92-145416/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

RED Facts: Carbon Dioxide.
PB92-145424/REB
                            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts: Silicon Dioxide and Silica Gel.
PB92-145432/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

RED Facts: Sodium Diacetate.
PB92-145440/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 230: Clethodim.
PB92-145457/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

RED Facts: Dried Blood.
PB92-145465/REB
                            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts: Inorganic Nitrate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassi-
um Nitrates).
PB92-14S473/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
ment System User's Manual, Version 1.2.
PB92-145556/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

RED Facts: Carbon.
PB92-147883/REB
RED Facts: Propionic Acid.
PB92-147891/REB
                            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Assessment of Toxicant-Induced Alterations in the  Lu-
teinizing Hormone Control of Ovulation in the Rat.
PB92-150515/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Overview,  Conclusions,  and Recommendations  of  the
IPCS Collaborative Study on Complex Mixtures.
PB92-150689/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Design and Implementation of  a Collaborative Study of
the Mutagenicity of  Complex Mixtures in 'Salmonella ty-
phimurium'.
PB92-150697/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Sources of Variation in the Mutagenic Potency of Com-
plex Chemical Mixtures Based on the Salmonella/Micro-
some Assay.
PB92-150713/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Results of the IPCS Collaborative Study on Complex Mix-
tures.
PB92-150721/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Bioavailability to Plants of Sludge-Borne Toxic Organics.
PB92-153931/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Toxic Release Inventory (TRI). Documentation for  the
1990 Magnetic Tape.
PB92-155381/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Compound-Induced  Alterations  of Sexual Differentiation:
A Review of Effects in Humans and Rodents.
PB92-158583/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 232: Isoxaben
PB92-160548/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Reregistration  Eligibility  Document (RED): Inorganic Ni-
trate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassium Nitrates).
PB92-161975/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Propionic Acid.
PB92-161983/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Sampling and Analysis Design for Development of Ever-
ett Harbor Action Program.
PB92-166875/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPCRA   Section  313   Roadmaps  Database.  User's
Manual. (Version 2.2) (for Microcomputers).
PB92-169523/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01
Biotransformation of CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene in Aquifer
Material from  Picatinny  Arsenal,  Morris  County,  New
Jere.
                            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
Guideline for  Predictive Baseline  Emissions Estimation
Procedures for Superfund Sites.
PB92-171909/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
Screening  Procedures for Estimating the Air Impacts  of
Incineration at Superfund Sites.
PB92-171917/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
Estimation ol Air Impacts for the Excavation of Contami-
nated Soil.
PB92-171925/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

RED Facts: Sodium and Calcium Hypochlorite Salts.
PB92-171958/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

National Home and Garden Pesticide Use Survey Final
Report. Executive Summary.
PB92-174739/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

National Home and Garden  Pesticide Use Survey. Final
Report.  Volume  1. Executive Summary,  Results,  and
Recommendations.
PB92-174747/REB            92-01   PC A16/MF A03

National Home and Garden  Pesticide Use Survey. Final
Report. Volume  2. Survey Design, Implementation, and
Analysis Methods.
PB92-174754/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Reductive  Dechlorination of  Trichloroethylene in Anoxic
Aquifer Material from Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey.
PB92-179019/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Biotransformation of CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene in Aquifer
      l fr
Jersey.
PB92-179100/REB

Spatial Variability of Geochemical and Hydrologic Proper-
ties of Subsurface Materials in a Sand and Gravel Aqui-
fer, Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
PB92-179126/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Effect of the Geochemical Environment  on Heavy-Metal
Transport in Ground Water.
PB92-179134/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Applications of a Neurobehavioral Screening Battery.
PB92-179787/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Epoxide Ring Opening and Related Reactivities of Cyclo-
penta Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons: Quantum Me-
chanical Studies.
PB92-179795/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Reregistration Eligibiligy Document (RED):  Sodium and
Calcium Hypochlorites.
PB92-180116/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 225: Dichlorvos (DDVP).
PB92-185818/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

Pesticide  Fact   Sheet   Number  91.1:  Arsenic   Acid
(H3AsO4).
PB92-185826/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 112.1: Lead Arsenate.
PB92-185834/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 233: Ethylene Bisdithiocar-
bamates (EBDCs).
PB92-185842/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 234: Ethylene Oxide (EtO).
PB92-185859/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Pesticide Fact Sheet  Number 111.1: Calcium Arsenate
(Tolerance Revocation).
PB92-186410/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

Health Research to Support Risk Assessment.
PB92-188788/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Implementing 'In vitro' Models in the Hazard Identification
and Risk Assessment  Process.
PB92-188796/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Stability of Air Toxic Gases Listed in Title III Clean Air Act
Amendments.
PB92-188812/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Status   of  Pesticides in  Reregistration  and Special
Review.
PB92-190438/REB            92-01  PC A14/MF A03

Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Heptachlor.
PB92-191105/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

RED Facts: Heptachlor.
PB92-192798/REB
                            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
Comparative Acute Sensitivity of Larval Topsmelt, 'Ather-
inops affinis', and Inland Silverside, 'Menidia beryllina', to
 nopi
 11 Chemicals.
 PB92-195668/REB
                            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA's Control Technology Center: Technical  Support to
Federal, State, and Local Agencies.
PB92-198233/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Regional Respiratory Tract Absorption of  Inhaled Reac-
tive Gases.
PB92-217140/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Chesapeake Bay Basin Comprehensive List of Toxic Sub-
stances.
PB92-221373/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
Tracking Toxic Substances at Industrial Facilities:  Engi-
neering Mass Balance versus  Materials Accounting.
PB92-223213/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

Monitoring Human Tissues for Toxic Substances.
PB92-223239/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03
    Toxics in the Community: National and Local  Perspec-
    tives.  The  1989  Toxics Release  Inventory  National
    Report.
    PB92-224278/REB            92-04  PC A24/MF A04

    Pesticide Reregistration Progress Report.
    PB92-224328/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act:
    Section 313 Release Reporting Requirements.
    PB92-226216/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Status of Pesticides in Reregistration and Special Review
    (Rainbow Report).
    PB92-227636/REB            92-04  PC A14/MF A03

    Status Report:  State  Compliance with  CWA  Section
    303(c)(2)(B) as of February 4, 1990.
    PB92-231695/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Summary of  Available Information on the Levels and
    Control of Toxic Pollutants Discharges in the Printing and
    Publishing.  Point Source Category.
    PB92-231703/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    RED Facts: Putrescent Whole Egg Solids.
    PB92-235621/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    RED Facts: Alkyl Amine Hydrochloride.
    PB92-235639/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Pesticide Fact  Sheet Number 235:  'Bacillus  subtilis'
    GB03.
    PB92-238484/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): lndole-3-Butyric
    Acid. (List B, Case 2330).
    PB92-238526/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Reference  Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazardous Air
    Pollutants Listed in  the  Clean Air  Act Amendments of
    1990.
    PB92-239516/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) 1987-1989, (on CD-ROM).
    PB92-500024/REB             92-01  CD-ROMS45.00

    Hazardous  Air Pollutant Program (HAP-PRO). Version 1
    (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501212/REB                    92-01   CP DOS
    Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
    ment System (XATEF),  (Version 1.2) (for Microcomput-
    ers).
    PB92-501626/REB                    92-01   CP D02

    Roadmaps  to Sources  of  Information  on Chemicals
    Listed in the  Emergency  Planning Community and Com-
    munity Right-to-Know Act (Also Known as SARA Title 3),
    Section 313.  Toxic  Release Inventory (for Microcomput-
    ers).
    PB92-501972/REB                    92-01   CP 004

    General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
    cides in the United States. Second Edition (for Microcom-
    puters).
    PB92-504356/REB                    92-04   CP 002

TOXICITY
    Experimental  Design and Instrumentation for a Field Ex-
    periment.
    AD-A252 680/4/REB         92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Toxicological  Assessment of Hazardous Wastes.
    AD-P006 468/3/REB         92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Methods for  Measuring the Acute Toxiciry of Effluents
    and Receiving Waters to Freshwater and Marine Orga-
    nisms (Fourth Edition).
    PB91-167650/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03

    Methods for  Aquatic Toxicity  Identification Evaluations.
    Phase 1 Toxicity  Characterization Procedures. Second
    Edition.
    PB92-100072/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
    Puget Sound  Pesticide Reconnaissance Survey, 1990.
    PB92-104504/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Influence of  Constant and Fluctuating Salinity on  Re-
    sponses of 'Mysidopsis bahia' Exposed to Cadmium in a
    Life-Cycle Test.
    PB92-108042/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Urban Air Toxics Monitoring Program, 1990.
    PB92-110022/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Evaluating  the Human  Health  Effects  of Hazardous
    Wastes:  Reproduction and Development, Neurotoxicity,
    Genetic Toxicity and Cancer.
    PB92-110352/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                         Oil Spill Clean Up.
                                                         PB92-110469/REB

                                                         Color Yes; Cancer No.
                                                         PB92-110477/REB
                                                                                     92-01   PC A01/MF A01
                                                                                     92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                         Improvement in the Diagnostic Potential of (32)P-Postla-
                                                         beling Analysis Demonstrated by the Selective Formation
                                                         and Comparative Analysis of Nitrated-PAH-Derived Ad-
                                                         ducts Arising from Diesel Particle Extracts.
                                                         PB92-110485/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                         Assessment of Neurotoxicity: Use of Glial Fibrillary Acidic
                                                         Protein as a Biomarker.
                                                         PB92-110527/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Developmental Toxicity of Bromoxynil in Mice and Rats.
                                                         PB92-113265/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                         Enhanced Neurotoxicity of 3,3'-lminodiprppionitrile  Fol-
                                                         lowing Pretreatment with Carbon Tetrachloride in the Rat.
                                                         PB92-113323/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Toxicity Equivalency Factors for PCBs.
                                                         PB92-113349/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                       KW-101
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
    Evaluation of Immunotoxicity of an Urban Profile of Niiro-
    gen Dioxide: Acute. Subchronic, and Chronic Studies.
    PB92-113356/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Workshop Report on Toxicity Equivalency Factors  for
    Polychlorinated Biphenyl Congeners.  Risk  Assessment

    PB92-114529/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A02

    Plant Tier Testing: A Workshop  to Evaluate  Nontarget
    Plant Testing in Subdivision J  Pesticide Guidelines. Held
    in Corvallis. Oregon on November 29-December 1. 1990.
    PB92-116052/REB           92-01   PC A12/MF A03

    Toxicity, Selectivity and Sublethal Effects  of  Pesticides
    on Arthropod Natural  Enemies: A Data-Base Summary.
    PB92-124189/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Application of a Plant Test System in the identification of
    Potential Genetic  Hazards at Chemical  Waste Sites.
    PB92-1 24551 /REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of the  Immunotoxicity of Orally Administered
    2-Methoxyacetic Acid in Fischer 344 Rats.
    PB92-124601/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Developmental  Toxicity of TCDD  and Related Com-
    pounds: Species Sensitivities and Differences.
    PB92-124643/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Enhance and Prolonged Pulmonary Influenza Virus Infec-
    tion Following Phosgene Inhalation.
    PB92-124650/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    In vitro Lymphocyte  Proliferation Assays: The Mitogen-
    Stimulated Response and  the Mixed Lymphocyte Reac-
    tion in Immunotoxicity Testing.
    PB92-126911/REB
                                92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Acclimation  of Aquatic Microbial  Communities  to Hg(ll)
   and CH3Hg(^ ) in Polluted Freshwater Ponds.
    PB92
 H3Hg(
-12966
              7/REB
                                           .
                                92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Responses of Wetland Plants to  Effluents in Water and
    Sediment
    PB92-129758/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Copper Toxicity to Sperm. Embryos and Larvae of Tops-
    melt 'Athennops affinis', with Notes on Induced Spawn-
     B92-129808/REB
                                92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Selection of Adduct-Forming Chemicals for Human Moni-
   toring Studies
   PB92-132877/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   PhysiotoQicalty Based Toxicokinetic Model for the Uptake
   and Disposition of Waterbome  Organic  Chemicals in
   Fish
   PB92-136902/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Risk Assessment Methodologies:  Comparing  EPA and
   State Approaches
   PB92-137462/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   AlphaSu-Globulm  Association with Chemically Induced
   Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in the Male  Rat.
   PB92-143668/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
   Intertaboratory Comparison of Motor Activity Experiments:
   Implications for  Neurotoxicologicai Assessments.
   PB92-143916/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF AOt

   Effects of Tnadimefon on a Multiple Schedule of Fixed-
   Interval Performance: Comparison  with Methytphenidate.
   d-Amphetamine and Chlofpromazine.
   PB92-143932/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Gene Probe for PO Messenger RNA Used to Index Acryl-
   amide Toxic Neuropathy in Rats.
   PB92-143957/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Interspecies Comparisons of A/D Ratios:  A/D Ratios Are
   Not Constant Across Species.
   PB92-143965/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   What Can  Be  Leamt from Protocols Relating to Non-
   Pharmaceuticals.
   PB92-150424/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Vertebrate Toxicology of the Solubilized Parasporal Crys-
   talline Proteins of 'Bacillus thuringiensis' Subsp. 'israelen-
   PB92-150S07/REB
                                92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Formation of Hemoglobin Adducts of Acrylamide and Its
   Epoxide Metabolite Gryadamide in the Rat
   PB92-150523/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Predicting the Toxicity ot Bulk Sediments to Aquatic Or-
   ganisms with Aqueous Test Fractions Pore Water versus
   Elutriate
   PB92-150606/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Contribution of  Ammonia. Metals and Nonpolar Organic
   Compounds to the Toxicity of Sediment Interstitial Water
   from an Illinois River Tnbutary
   PB92-150648; REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   DNA Adducts of the Antitumor Agent Diaziquone
   PB92-150739/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Effect  of  Inhaled Methanol on  Pituitary  and  Tesbcular
   Hormones  in Chamber Acclimated and  Non-Acclimated
   Rats
   PB92-1S07S8/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Fungicide Benomyl(Methyl 1-(Butylcarbamoyl)-2-Benzimi-
   dazolecaitoamale) Causes Testicular Dysfunction by In-
   ducing the Sloughing of Germ Cells and Occlusion of Ef-
   ferent Ductuies
   PB92-150796/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Assessing  Developmental Hazard. The Reliability of the
   A/D Ratio
   PB92-150838/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   90-Day Toxicity Study of Dichloroacetate m Dogs
   PB92-150853/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Myelin  Basic Protein-Messenger RNA (MBP-mRNA)  Ex-
pression during Triethyltin-lnduced Myelin Edema.
PB92-150861/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Effects of Chemically  Induced Maternal Toxicity on Pre-
natal Development in the Rat.
PB92-150887/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Comparisons of the Effects of TCDD and Hydrocortisone
on Growth Factor Expression Provide Insight into Their
Interaction in the Embryonic Mouse Palate.
PB92-158641/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Intersubject Variability  in Human  Acute Ozone Respon-
siveness. Symposium Proceedings.
PB92-158666/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Interspecies Sensitivity to Chemical Carcinogens:  Rela-
tionships  between Mouse Skin Tumors and Human Lung
Cancer.
PB92-158674/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Health  Effects  and Dose-Response Assessment for  Hy-
drogen Chloride Following Short-Term Exposure.
PB92-161959/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Reversibility of Tributyltin-lnduced Toxicity In  vitro as a
Function of Concentration and Duration of Exposure (C X
T).
PB92-164854/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Induction  of  Nuclear  Anomalies in the  Gastrointestinal
Tract by Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
PB92-164896/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Subacute and  Subchronic Oral Toxicity of 1,3-Dichloro-
propane in the Rat.
PB92-164912/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Comparative Subchronic Toxicity Studies of Three  Disin-
fectants.
PB92-164920/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Neanthes Long-Term Exposure Experiment: Further Eval-
uation of  the Relationship between Juvenile Growth and
Reproductive Success.
PB92-166891/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Statistical Approach to Predicting  Chronic  Toxicity of
Chemicals to Fishes from Acute Toxicity Test Data. Data
Tape Documentation.
PB92-169655/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Toxicity of Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate to Fishes.
PB92-179142/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Teratogenesis,  Toxicity, and  Bioconcentration in Frogs
Exposed to Dieldnn
PB92-180363/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Multifactor Potency Scheme for Companng the Carcino-
genic Activity of Chemicals.
PB92-188911/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Comparison of Subchronic  Neurotoxicity  of  2-Hydrox-
yethyl Acrylate and Acrylamide in Rats.
PB92-188945/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Characteristics  of  the U.S EPA's Office of Pesticide Pro-
grams'  Toxicity  Information Databases.
PB92-188978/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Use of Marsh  Plants  for Toxicity Testing of Water and
Sediment.
PB92-195882/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Using a  Flame lonization  Detector  (FID) Continuously
Measure Toxic Organic Vapors in a Paint Spray Booth.
PB92-196258/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Review of Di(2-Ethylhexyl)Phthalate (DEHP) Risk Assess-
ments.
PB92-198613/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Consideration  of  the Target Organ Toxicity of Trichlor-
oethytene in Terms of  Metabolite Toxicity and Pharmaco-
kinetics.
PB92-198621/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

Predicting the  Precipitation of Acid and Direct Dyes in
Natural Waters.
PB92-206200/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Status  Report on Planktomc Cyanobacteria (Blue-Green
Algae) and Their Toxins.
PB92-206259/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Efficient  Multiple-Exposure Analysis  of  the  Toxicity of
Crisnatol: A DNA Intercalator in Phase 2 Clinical Trials.
PB92-206283/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

2,4,5-Tnchlorophenoxyacetic Acid Influence on 2.6-Dini-
trotoluene-lnduced Urine Genotoxicity in Fisher 344 Rats:
Effect on Gastrointestinal Microftora and Enzyme Activity.
PB92-206309/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Principles of Identifying and Charactenzmg Neurotoxicity.
PB92-209303/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Assessing Toxicity of   Organic Chemicals to  Anaerobic
Treatment Processes.
PB92-217058/REB            92-O4   PC A03/MF A01

Effects of Aqueous and Dietary Exposure of Dieldrin on
Survival,  Growth  and  Bioconcentration  in Mallard  Duck-

PB392-217413/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Expenmental Design and Instrumentation  for a Field Ex-
periment
PB92-217454/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Toxicity Reduction  Evaluation: Case  Histones  at High
Point and Fayetteville.  North Carolina.
PB92-222231/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

Permeation Resistance of Glove Materials to Agricultural
Pesticides
PB92-227396/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Application of the EPR Spin-Trapping Technique to the
    Detection of Radicals Produced in vivo during Inhalation
    Exposure of Rats to Ozone.
    PB92-227412/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Age-Related Percutaneous Penetration of 2-sec-Butyl-4-
    6-Dinitrophenol (Dinoseb) in Rats.
    PB92-227495/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Corticosterone Hypersecretion in  Preweanling Rats Ex-
    posed Neonatally to Trimethyltin.
    PB92-227529/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Carboxyhemoglobin and Brain Blood  Flow in Humans.
    PB92-227552/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Human Carcinogenesis by Arsenic.
    PB92-227578/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Genotoxicity  of  Industrial  Wastes  and  Effluents.   A
    Review.
    PB92-227594/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Reply to 'Selective Development Toxicity: Misuse of the
    Concept via Mis-Application of a Mis-Defined 'A/D Ratio'.
    (Letter to the Editor).
    PB92-227610/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

    Technical Guidance  Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations.  Book 4. Lakes, Reservoirs and Impound-
    ments. Chapter 3: Toxic Substances Impact.
    PB92-231760/REB           92-04   PC A14/MF A03

    Ozone-Induced Inflammatory  Response  in  Pulmonary
    Cells.
    PB92-232792/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Role of Motor Activity in the Asssessment  of Neurotoxi-

    PB92-232818/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Utility of Activity and Observational Data for Neurotoxicity
    Screening.
    PB92-232826/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Toxicity Reduction Evaluation at a Municipal Wastewater
    Treatment Plant Using Mutagenicity as an Endpoint.
    PB92-232B34/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Immature Rat Leydig Cells are Intrinsically Less Sensitive
    Than Adult Leydig Cells to Ethane  Dimethanesulfonate.
    PB92-232B42/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    New Methods for the Assessment of  Immunotoxicity of
    Chemical Substances.
    PB92-232859/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Effects of PCB (Aroclor (Trade Name)  1254) on Non-
    specific Immune Parameters in  Rhesus ('Macaca mu-
    latta') Monkeys.
    PB92-232867/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Differences between  Rats and Mice in the Immunosup-
    pressive Activity of 2-Methoxyethanol and 2-Methoxyace-
    tic Acid.
    PB92-232974/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Health Assessment Document for Talc.
    PB92-239524/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Aquatic Toxicity  Information Retrieval Data  Base (AC-
    QUIRE).
    PB92-500453/REB                    92-01   CP T02

    Aquqtic Toxicity Information on VAX VMS  Backup (AC-
    QUIRE for VMS).
    PB92-500479/REB                   92-01   CP T02

    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI), 1990.
    PB92-501816/REB                    92-01   CP T14

    Complex  Effluent Toxicity Information  System  (CETIS)
    (for  Microcomputers).
    PB92-501899/REB                   92-01   CP D04

    Statistical Approach  to Predicting  Chronic  Toxicity  of
    Chemicals to Fishes  from Acute Toxicity Test Data (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-503119/RE8                   92-04   CP D02

    Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund.  Volume  1.
    Human Health Evaluation Manual (Pan B).
    PB92-963339/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund  Volume  1.
    Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C).
    PB92-963340/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

TOXICITY EQUIVALENCY FACTORS
    Toxicity Equivalency Factors (or PCBs.
    PB92-113349/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATIONS
    Methods  for Aquatic Toxicity  Identification  Evaluations.
    Phase  1  Toxicity Characterization Procedures.  Second
    Edition.
    PB92-100072/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

TOXICITY TESTING PROTOCOLS
    What Can Be Learnt from Protocols Relating to Non-
    Pharmaceuticals.
    PB92-150424/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

TOXICOLOGY
    Alachlor Position Document 2/3.
    PB92-111889/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Modulation of Human Alveolar Macrophage Properties by
    Ozone Exposure In vitro.
    PB92-113281/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Daminoztde Position Document 4.
    PB92-114198/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

    1 3-Dichloropropene Position Document 1.
    PB92-114206/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
KW-102
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                                                                 KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                           TREES(BOTANY)
layed Alternation Learning in Preweanling 'Rats
PB92-124718/REB            	
Daminozide Position Document 2/3.
PB92-114214/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Oaminozide Position Document 1.
PB92-114222/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Cadmium: Special Review Document.
PB92-114230/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

Atachlor Position Document, 4.
PB92-11424B/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Ethalfluralin Position Document 1/2/3/4.
PB92-114263/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Dichlorvos (DDVP) Position Document 1
PB92-114271/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Captafol Final Decision.
PB92-114289/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document  2/3.
PB92-114297/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document  4.
PB92-114305/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Chlorobenzilate Position Document 1.
PB92-114313/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

Colchicine-lnduced Deafferentation of the  Hippocampus
Selectively Disrupts Cholinergic Rhythmical Stow Wave
Activity.
PB92-120476/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

lexicological Implementations of Remediating Hazardous
Wastes.
PB92-124171/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Comparison of Animal Infectivity. Excystation, and Fluoro-
genic Dye as Measures  of 'Giardia muris'  Cyst Inactiva-
tion by Ozone.
PB92-124288/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Life History and Toxicological Comparisons of Temperate
and Subtropical Mysids.
PB92-124304/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Review of the Mutagenicity of Ethylene Oxide.
PB92-124569/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Acute Effects of Diisopropyl Fluorophosphate (DFP)  on
Autonomic and Behavioral Thermoregulatory  Responses
in the Long-Evans Rat.
PB92-124668/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

In vitro Teratology.
PB92-124700/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Neonatal Exposure to Trimethyltin Disrupts Spatial De-
                            iweanling Rats.
                            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Drinking  Water Health Advisory for Aldrin.
PB92-135417/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Ammonia
PB92-135425/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory Antimony.
PB92-135433/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Beryllium.
PB92-135441/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Boron.
PB92-135458/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Chlorpyrifos.
PB92-13S466/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Isophorone.
PB92-135474/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory tor Malathion
PB92-135482/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for p-Nitrophenol.
PB92-13S490/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Phenol.
PB92-135508/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Silver
PB92-135516/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water Health Advisory for Thallium.
PB92-135524/RE8            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Risk Assessment  Methodologies: Comparing EPA and
State Approaches
PB92-137462/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

Auditory Deficits and Motor Dysfunction Following Imino-
dipropionitrile Administration in the Rat.
PB92-143890/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Influence of Chlordimeform on Alpha-Adrenergic Recep-
tor-Associated  Mechanisms of Hormonal  Regulation in
the Rat: Pituitary and Adrenocortical Secretion.
PB92-143908/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Disposition  of 2,3,7,8-Tetrabromodibenzo-p-Dioxin and
2,3.7.8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin in the Rat: Biliary  Ex-
cretion  and Induction  of Cytochromes  CYP1A1 and
CYP1A2.
PB92-150747/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Relationship between Cholinesterase Inhibition and Ther-
rnoreguiation Following  Exposure to Diisopropyl  Fluoro-
phosphate in the Rat.
PB92-158658/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Sensoty Evoked Potentials: Measures of Neurotoxicity.
PB92-164805/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Carcinogens and  Human Health: Part 3. Letter to  the
Editor.
PB92-164870/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
                                                        DNA  Strand Breaks  Induced in Cultured Human  and
                                                        Rodent Cells by Chlorohydroxyfuranones, Mutagens Iso-
                                                        lated from Drinking Water.
                                                        PB92-164904/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                        Reflex Modification and the Assessment of Sensory Dys-
                                                        function.
                                                        PB92-166339/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                        Neurobehavioral Toxicology. Chapter 2
                                                        PB92-166347/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                        Health Assessment Document for Vermiculite.
                                                        PB92-166834/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                        Quantification of Toxicological Effects for Dichlorometh-
                                                        ane.
                                                        PB92-173335/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                        Measuring Sexual Behavior in the Female Rat.
                                                        PB92-179076/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                        Applications of a Neurobehavioral Screening Battery.
                                                        PB92-179787/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                        Epoxide Ring Opening and Related Reactivities of Cyclo-
                                                        penta Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons: Quantum Me-
                                                        chanical Studies.
                                                        PB92-179795/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                        Developmental Toxicology: Risk Assessment and the
                                                        Future.
                                                        PB92-184993/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

                                                        Alterations in Rat Flash and Pattern Reversal Evoked Po-
                                                        tentials after Acute or Repeated Administration of Carbon
                                                        Disulfide (CS2).
                                                        PB92-188929/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01
                                                        Proconvulsant Activity of Endosulfan  in Amygdala Kin-
                                                        dling.
                                                        PB92-189000/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                        Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 1. Be-
                                                        havioral Assessment.
                                                        PB92-189018/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                        Comparison of Screening Approaches, 1992.
                                                        PB92-189042/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                        Characterization of Chemical Kindling  with the Pesticide
                                                        Endosulfan.
                                                        PB92-189059/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                        Metabolism of Benzo(a)Pyrene and Persistence of DNA
                                                        Adducts in the Brown Bullhead 'Ictalurus nebulosus'.
                                                        PB92-189067/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                        Cigarette Smoke-Induced DNA Adducts in the Respirato-
                                                              	    -       >f Rats.
                                                                                    92-01   PC A02/MF A01
ry and Nonrespiratory Tissues of Rats.
PB92-189083/REB            	
Genetic Activity Profile Database.
PB92-189091/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

National Toxicology Program: Review of Current DHHS,
DOE. and  EPA Research Related to Toxicology, Fiscal
Year 1991.
PB92-189141/REB            92-01  PC A14/MF A03

National Toxicology Program: Annual Plan for Fiscal Year
1991.
PB92-189158/REB            92-01  PC A11/MF A03
Health Advisory for 2,4- and 2,6-Dinitrotoluene (DNT).
PB92-189315/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

Spongiosis Hepatis:  Chemical  Induction, Pathogenesis,
and Possible Neoplastic Fate in a Teleost Fish Model.
PB92-195700/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Comparative   Immunosuppression of  Various   Glycol
Ethers Orally Administered to Fisher 344 Rats.
PB92-195833/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Prophage  Induction by DNA Topoisomerase II Poisons
and Reactive-Oxygen Species: Role of DNA Breaks.
PB92-195866/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Mosquito Control Pesticides: Adverse Impacts to Fresh-
water Aquatic and Marine Organisms.
PB92-195890/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Physiologically Based Kinetic  Model  of Rat and  Mouse
Gestation:  Disposition of a Weak Acid.
PB92-198647/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Study Design Considerations in Developmental Neurotox-
icology.
PB92-206291/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Quantification of Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein: Compari-
son of Slot-lmmunobinding  Assays with a Novel Sand-
wich ELISA.
PB92-206325/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Long-Term Neurochemical  and  Behavioral  Effects  In-
duced by Acute Chlorpyrifos Treatment.
PB92-206366/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Antimutagenicity Profiles of Some  Natural Substances.
PB92-206382/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Predictive  Assay for Rodent Carcinogenicity Using In vivo
Biochemical  Parameters: Operational Characteristics and
Complementarity.
PB92-206390/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

In vitro  Screening Batteries for Neurotoxicants  (Journal
Article).
PB92-206408/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Use of  the  Fungicide Carbendazim  as a Model Com-
pound to Determine the Impact of Acute Chemical Expo-
sure during Oocyte Maturation and Fertilization on Preg-
nancy Outcome in the Hamster.
PB92-206416/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Developmental  Neurotoxicology  of  Potychlorinated  Bi-
phenyls and Related Compounds.
PB92-206549/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                        Triphenyl  Phosphite-Induced Ultrastructural Changes  in
                                                        Bovine Adrenomedullary Chromaffin Cells.
                                                        PB92-209337/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                                                        Mapping Toxicant-Induced Nervous System Damage with
                                                        a Cupric Silver  Stain: A Quantitative Analysis of  Neural
                                                        Degeneration Induced by 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphe-
                                                        tamine (MDMA)  (Revised).
                                                        PB92-217389/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                                                        Environmental Gases.
                                                        PB92-227313/REB
                                                                                   92-04  PC A06/MF A02
                                                        Effects of Trimethyltin on Repeated Acquisition (Learn-
                                                        ing) in the Radial-Arm Maze,
                                                        PB92-227503/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                                                        Deposition Patterns of  Ragweed  Pollen in the Human
                                                        Respiratory Tract.
                                                        PB92-227537/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

                                                        Letters to the Editor.
                                                        PB92-227560/REB
                                                                                   92-04  PCA01/MFA01
    Health  Advisory for  Isopropyl  Methylphosphonic Acid
    (IMPA).
    PB92-232149/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Methodological  Issues in  Human Exposure Studies of
    Low Level Solvent Mixtures.
    PB92-233030/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Biologic Markers in Pulmonary Toxicology.
    PB92-238328/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

    Biologic Markers in Immunotoxicology.
    PB92-238351 /REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY
    Toxics in the Community: National and Local  Perspec-
    tives.  The  1989  Toxics   Release  Inventory  National
    Report.
    PB92-S24278/REB           92-04  PC A24/MF A04

TRACE ELEMENTS
    Clean Air Act Requirements for Trace Metals Information.
    PB92-164995/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

TRACER TECHNIQUES
    Application of  Dye-Tracing Techniques for Determining
    Solute-Transport  Characteristics of Ground  Water in
    Karst Terranes.
    PB92-231356/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

TRACHEA
    Airway Structure Variability in the Long-Evans Rat Lung.
    PB92-124676/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Deposition Patterns  of Cigarette Smoke in Human Air-
    ways.
    PB92-158682/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

TRACKING (POSITION)
    VMT Forecasting and Tracking Guidance, Section 187.
    PB92-164961/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

TRAINING
    OSWER Source Book: Training and Technology Transfer
    Resources.
    PB92-102169/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

TRAINING MANUALS
    Pesticide Applicator Training Materials: A Bibliography.
    PB92-780873/REB        92-01  PCS97.50/MFS42.50

TRAJECTORIES
    Trajectory and Incineration of Rogue Droplets in a Turbu-
    lent Diffusion Flame
    PB92-120450/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

TRANSFECTION
    Generation  of  Recombinant  Baculovirus via  Liposome-
    Mediated Transfection.
    PB92-143973/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Human  Bronchial  Epithelial Cell Strain with Unusual  In
    vitro Growth  Potential  Which  Undergoes  Neoplastic
    Transformation  after SV40 T Antigen Gene Transfection.
    PB92-206358/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

TRANSFORMING GROWTH FACTORS
    Comparisons of the  Effects of TCDD and Hydrocortisone
    on Growth Factor Expression Provide Insight  into Their
    Interaction in the Embryonic Mouse Palate.
    PB92-158641/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY
    Comparison of  Airborne Asbestos Levels Determined by
    Transmission Electron Microscopy  (TEM)  Using  Direct
    and Indirect Transfer Techniques.
    PB92-191113/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
    Transportation Control Measure Information Documents.
    PB92-173566/REB            92-01   PC A19/MF A04

TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
    Transportation Control Measure Information  Documents.
    PB92-173566/REB            92-01   PC A19/MF A04

    Transportation and Air Quality Planning Guidelines, 1992.
    PB92-201458/REB            92-04   PC A10/MF A03

TREATIES
    Regional Efforts Through the LJC to  Address Contami-
    nated Bottom Sediment Problems in the Great Lakes.
    AD-P006 832/0/REB         92-04   PC A02/MF A01

TREES (BOTANY)
    Diumal Water Relations of Walnut Trees: Implications for
    Remote Sensing.
    PB92-144047/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                      KW-103
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Slowing the Increase of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: A
    Biological Approach.
    PB92-144070/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
TREES (PLANTS)
    Methods of Assessing Responses of Trees, Stands and
    Ecosystems to Air Pollution (Chapter 7).
    PB92-180231/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
TRENDS
    Feasibility  of Including  Regional and Temporal VOC
    Emissions Estimates in the  EPA  Emissions  Trends
    Report.
    PB92-216910/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
TRET1NOIN
    Retinoic Acid Alters Epithelial Differentiation during  Pa-
    laotogenests.
    PB92-158617/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Control of Alkaline Phosphatase  Activity in  C3H10T1/2
    Cells: Rote of Retinoic Acid and Cell Density.
    PB92-19B639/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
TFIIADIMEFON
    Discriminative Stimulus Properties of Triadimefon: Com-
    parison with Metnylpbenidate.
    PB92-143882/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Effects of Triadimefon on a Multiple Schedule of Fixed-
    Interval Performance: Comparison with Metnylpheradate,
    d-Amphetamine and Chlorpromazine
    PB92-143932/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

TRIBUTYLTIN
    Reversibility of Thbutyltin-lnduced Toxioly In vitro as a
    Function of Concentration and Duration of Exposure (C X
    T).
    PB92-164854/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

TRtCHINEULA SPIRAUS
    Assessment of Immunotoxioty with the Parasitic Infection
    Model 'Trichinella spiralis'
    PB92-232800/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Host Resistance to Trichinella spiralis' Infection  in Rats
    and Mice: Species-Dependent Effects of Cyctophospha-
    rmde Exposure.
    PB92-233006/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

TRICHINOSIS
    Assessment of Immonotoxicity with the Parasitic Infection
    Modal TncNneUa sfxalis'
    PB92-232800/REB           92-O4  PC A03/MF A01

TRICHLOROETHYLENE
    Mutants of 'Pseudomonas cepaoia'  64 Detective m Ca-
    tabafesm of Aromatic Compounds and Trichkxoethylene
    PB92-129741/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Consideration ol the Target Organ Tonoty of Tnchkx-
    oethytene in Terms of Metabolite Toxictty and Pharmaco-
    luneJics.
    PB92-19S621/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

TRICHLOROPHENOXYACETIC ACIDS
    2,4,5-Tnchtorophenoxyacetic Acid Influence  on 2.6-Diru-
    trotoluene-lnduced Unne Genotoxioty in Fisher 344 Rats:
    Effect on Gastrointestinal Mtcroftora and Enzyme Activity
    P892-206309/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
TRICHONOStS
    Host Resistance to 'Trichinella spiralis' Infection  in Rats
    and Mice: Species-Dependent Effects of Cydophospha-
    mide Exposure.
    PB92-233006/HEB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
TRIETHYLTIN COMPOUNDS
    Neonatal Exposure to Tnetfiyttm  Disrupts Olfactory Dis-
    crimination Learning m Preweantng Rats.
    PB92-124726/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
TRIFLUMIZOLE
    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 228: Triflumzole.
    PB92-126978/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
TRIMETHYLT1N
    Effects of Tnmethyrbn on Repealed AcqusMon  (Learn-
    mg) m the Radial-Arm Maze.
    P892-227503/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Cortreosterone Hypersecretion in Preweammg Rats  Ex-
    posed Neonatally to Trimethyltm
    PB92-227529/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
TRIMETHVLT1N COMPOUNDS
    Neonatal Exposure to Trimethyttm Disrupts  Spatial De-
    layed Alternation teaming m Preweammg Rats.
    PB92-124718/REB           92-01  PC AO2/MF A01
    Myedn Base Protein-Messenger RNA  (MBP-mRNA)  Ex-
    pression dumg Tnethyttm-lnduced Mvehn Edema
    PB92-150e6)/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

TRIPHENYL PHOSPHITE
    Tnphertyt Phosphite-Induced Uttrastructural  Changes in
    Bovine Adrenomedullary Cnromaffn CeHs
    PB92-209337/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF Ml

TROPICAL REGIONS
    Life History and Towcotoojcal Compan&ons of Temperate
    and Subtropical Mysids.
    PB92-124304/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

TROPOSPHERE
    Variable Phase Function Approach  for the  Inversion of
    Udar Return Signals.
    N92-31073/9/REB
                                                92-04
            (Order as N92-31013/5/REB, PC A16/MF A03)

    Tropospnenc Nitrogen The Influence  of Anthropogenic
    Sources on Distribution and Deposition.
    PB92-126937/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 3. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction.
    PB92-150374/REB           92-01  PC A11/MF A03

    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 4. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction.
    PB92-1503B2/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Stability of Tropospnenc OH during Ice Ages.  Inter-Gla-
    cial Epochs and Modem Times.
    PB92-166669/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

TROUT
    Physiologically Based Toxcokirtefc Model for the Uptake
    and Disposition of Walerborne  Organic  Chemicals  in
    Fish.
    PB92-136902/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Hepatic Microsomal  N-hydroxylation  of Aniline and  4-
    chloroaniline by Rainbow Trout 'Onchorhyncus mykiss'.
    PB92-227354/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

TWO PHASE FLOW
    New Two-Phase Flow  and  Transport Model with Inter-
    phase Mass Exchange
    PB92-206564/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

TWO STROKE CYCLE ENGINES
    Evaluation of Research  Prototype Vehicles Equipped with
    Direct Injection Two-Stroke Cycle Engines.
    PB92-143692/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

TYROSINE HYDROXYLASE
    Measurement of Tyrosine Hydroxylase Apoenzyme Pro-
    tein by Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA):
    Effects  of   1-Methy1-4-Pheriyl-1,2,3.6-Tetrahydropyndine
    (MPTP) on  Striatal Tyrosine Hydroxylase Activity and
    Content
    PB92-209345/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

UAH POSTPROCESSING SYSTEM
    User's  Guide for  the Urban Airshed  Model. Volume  6.
    User's Manual lor the Postprocessing System
    PB92-145382/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION
    Applicability of UV/Oxidation Technologies to Treat Con-
    taminated Groundwater
    PB92-126853/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
UNDERGROUND STORAGE
    Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
    Tanks. Volume 1.
    PB92-114966/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
    Tanks  Volume 2. Appendices A through E.
    PB92-114974/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Technical Aspects of Underground Storage Tank Clo-
    sure.
    P892-161199/HEB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Remediation of Leaking USTs: A  System tor Accessing
    Case Histories and Related Documents.
    PB92-179803/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Underground Storage Tanks on Indian Lands. Education
    Moderates: An Environmental Treat
    PB92-179860/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Leaking Underground Storage Tanks and Health:  Under-
    standing Health Risks from Petroleum  Contamination.
    PB92-1B4969/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

UNITED STATES
    Impact of Conservation Tillage Use on Soil and Atmos-
    pheric Carbon in the Contiguous United States
    PB92-113448/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Another Look: National Survey of Pesticides in Drinking
    Water Wells. Phase 2 Report
    PB92-120831/REB           92-01  PC EOS/MF A03
    Effects of Ozone on Crops
    PB92-136845/REB
                              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Prevention of Waterbome Cholera in the United States.
    PB92-136886/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    National Air Quality and Emissions Trends Report. 1990.
    PB92-141555/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    National Air Pollutant Emission Estimates 1940-1990.
    PB92-152SS9/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

    Air Quality Atlas
    PB92-190248/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Characterization of Municipal Solid Waste m the United
    States: 1992 Update
    PB92-207166/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

    Feasibility of  Including Regional  and Temporal VOC
    Emissions  Estimates  in the EPA  Emissions  Trends
    Report
    PB92-216910/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
    cides m the United States Second Edition.
    PB92-221B11/REB           92-04   PC A13/MF A03

    RED Facts: Citnc Acid.
    PB92-221837/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

    Data User's Guide to the United States  Environmental
    Protection Agency's Long-Term Monitoring Project: Qual-
    ity Assurance Ran and Data Dictionary.
    PB92-239573/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

    NPL Characterization Project: National Results.
    PB92-963304/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    CERCLJS Characterization Protect: National Results
    PB92-963315/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
    Guide to  Selected National Environmental Statistics in
    the U.S. Government.
    PB92-201144/REB           92-O4  PC AOS/MF A02

    National  Water Quality  Inventory:  1990 Report to Con-
    gress.
    PB92-227800/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

UNLEADED GASOLINE
    Composition of Motor Vehicle Organic Emissions under
    Elevated Temperature Summer Driving Conditions (75 to
    105 deg F).
    PB92-166693/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

URBAN AIR TOXICS MONITORING PROGRAM
    Urban Air Toxics  Monitoring Program Carbonyl Results,
    1990.
    PB92-110030/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

URBAN AIRSHED MODEL
    Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
    Model.
    PB92-108760/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    New Developments  in  Emission Projection  Methodoto-

    P892-139393/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    User's Guide for  the Urban Airshed Model  Volume 6.
    User's Manual for  the Postprocessing System.
    PB92-145382/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    User's Guide for  the Urban Airshed Model. Volume 7.
    User's Manual for  the Performance Evaluation System.
    PB92-224849/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

URBAN AREAS
    Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
    Model.
    PB92-108760/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Modeling of Nonpoint Source Water Quality in Urban and
    Non-urban Areas.
    PB92-109115/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Urban Air Toxics Monitoring Program. 1990
    PB92-110022/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Urban Air Toxics  Monitoring Program Carbonyl Results.
    1990
    PB92-110030/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    14C Source Apportionment Technique Applied to Winter-
    time Urban Aerosols and Gases for  the EPA Integrated
    Air Cancer Project.
    PB92-171370              92-01   Not available NTIS

    Evaluation of  High Volume Particle Sampling and Sample
    Handling Protocols for  Ambient Urban Air Mutagenicity
    Determinations.
    PB92-188952/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
    Model tor Areawtde Carbon Monoxide. Volume 1. Techni-
    cal Report.
    PB92-213222/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
    Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 2 Appen-
    dices
    PB92-213230/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Rethinking the Ozone Problem in Urban and Regional Air
    Pollution.
    PB92-223221/REB           92-04  PC A22/MF AIM

    User's Guide tor  the Urban Airshed Model. Volume 4.
    User's Manual  for the  Emissions Preprocessor System
    2.0. Part A: Core FORTRAN System.
    PB92-226232/REB           92-04  PC A19/MF AIM

URETHANES
    Rote of Metallothionein Induction and Altered Zinc Status
    in Maternally  Mediated Developmental Toxraty: Compari-
    son of the Effects of Urethane and Styrene in Rats.
    PB92-124635/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

USDOD
    Base Realignment and Closure 'How-to' Manual for Com-
    pliance with the National Environment Policy Act.
    PB92-146281 ,'REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

US EPA
    EPA Publications  Bibliography 1984-1990 Part 1 Report
    Summaries- Part 2. Indexes
    PB91-205500/RE8                 92-01  PCS200.M

    Superfund Program: Ten Years of Progress
    PB91-921286/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Risk Assessment. Management. Communication: A Guide
    to Selected Sources. Volume 4, Number 1
    PB92-114412/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
    EPA Journal Holdings Report. 1991
    PB92-132810/REB           92-01
                                      PC A12/MF A03
    U.S. EPA's Research on Life-Cycle Analysis.
    PB92-179878/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01

    Considerations in  the U.S. Environmental  Protection
    Agency's Testing Approach for Mutagencity.
    PB92-206341/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    EPA Journal Holdings Report, 1992.
    PB92-217728/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Guidance on Site Assessment Cooperative Agreements
    PB92-224385/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Preserving Our Future Today: Your Guide to the United
    States Environmental Protection Agency.
    PB92-226190/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
KW-104
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                                                                   KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                              VITRIFICATION
   Risk Assessment, Management, Communication: A Guide
   to Selected Sources Volume 4. Number 2.
   PB92-238518/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02
   Enforcement Document Retrieval  System (EDRS) - ASCII
   (1972-November 1S91).
   PB92-592210/REB               92-01   Subscription
   Enforcement  Document  Retrieval  System  (EDRS)  -
   EBCDIC (1972-November 1991).
   PB92-S92220/REB               92-01   Subscription
   Enforcement Document Retrieval System (EDRS) Master
   File (1972-April 1992).
   PB92-592380/REB       92-01   Subscriptions! ,440.00
   Enforcement Document Retrieval System (EDRS) Update
   File (November 14. 1991 to April 22, 1992).
   PB92-592390/REB                   92-01  CP T99
   Environmental  Protection  Agency  Civil   Enforcement
   Docket.
   PB92-921700/REB               92-01   Subscription
   OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory, October 1991.
   PB92-963202/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory, May 1992.
   PB92-963264/REB                   92-01  PC E02
   Correction of FY-92  Superfund Program  Management
   Manual Definitions.
   PB92-963266/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
US EPA REGION
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
   P892-963312/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
US EPA REGION 1
   NPL Characterization Project Region 1 Results
   PB92-963305/REB           92-01  PC  A05/MF A01
US EPA REGION 1-10
   NPL Characterization Project: National Results.
   PB92-963304/REB           92-01  PC  A07/MF A02
US EPA REGION 2
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
   PB92-963306/REB            92-01  PC  AOS/MF A01
US EPA REGION 3
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
   PB92-963307/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
US EPA REGION 4
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
   PB92-96330B/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
US EPA REGION S
   NPL Characterization Project. Region 5 Results
    PB92-963309/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
    PB92-963320/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
US EPA REGION 6
    NPL Characterization Project Region 6 Results.
    PB92-963310/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    CERCUS Characterization Project Region 6 Results.
    PB92-963321/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
US EPA REGION 7
    NPL Characterization Project Region 7 Results.
    PB92-963311/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
    CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 7 Results.
    PB92-963322/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
US EPA REGION 9
    NPL Characterization Project Region 9 Results.
    PB92-963313/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
US EPA REGIONS
    Regional Quality Control  Guidance  for  NPL Candidate
    SrlesT
    PB92-963352/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
US EPA REGIONS 1-10
    Regional Assessment of Aquifer Vulnerability and Sensi-
    tivity in the Conterminous United States.
    PB92-100148/REB            92-01  PC A1S/MF A03
US SUPERFUND
    Compendium of CERCLA ARARs fact sheets and direc-

    DE92004878/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03

 USER MANUALS
    RCRA Permit  Policy Compendium.  Volume 1.  User's
    Guide. Key Word Index.
    PB92-111715/REB                   92-01   PC E10
    Vendor Information  System for  Innovative Treatment
    Technologies. User Manual (VISITT Version 1.0). Number

     PB92-221647/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
     US  EPA Nonpoint Source Information Exchange Com-
     puter Bulletin Board System (BBS). User's Manual.
     PB92-228048/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
 USER MANUALS (COMPUTER PROGRAMS)
     Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) and Paniculate Matter
     (PM) Speciation Data System User's Manual, Version 1.4.
     PB92-105527/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
     Permit Tracking System (PTS): A User's Manual.
     PB92-105659/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02
     SELCTV System Manual for SELCTV and REFER Data-
     bases and the SELCTV Data Management Program.
     PB92-113455/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
     Natural  Enemy Risk  Assessment (NERISK)   User's
     Manual
     PB92-114990/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Regional Oxidant Model (ROM) User's Guide. Part 4: The
   ROM System User Tutorial (Processor Network and Core
   Model).
   PB92-120872/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03
   Hazardous Air  Pollutant  Program  (HAP-PRO).  User's
   Manual (for Use with Version 1.0, January-September,
   1990).
   PB92-135904/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
   User's Guide for the Urban Airshed Model.  Volume 6.
   User's Manual for the Postprocessing System.
   PB92-145382/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
   Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
   ment System User's Manual, Version 1.2.
   PB92-145556/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03
   Organic  Contract Compliance Screening System. Soft-
   ware for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 1). User Manual.
   PB92-145564/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
   Organic  Contract Compliance Screening System. Soft-
   ware for the PC (SOW  March  1990, Version 1). User
   Manual.
   PB92-145572/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
   Organic  Contract Compliance Screening System. Soft-
   ware for the PC (Version June 1990). User Manual.
   PB92-145580/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02
   Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System Soft-
   ware for the PC (SOW  March 1990 Version 1).  User
   Manual.
   PB92-14S598/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
   EPCRA  Section  313   Roadmaps  Database.  User's
   Manual. (Version 2.2) (for Microcomputers).
   PB92-169523/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
   Organic  Contract Compliance Screening System.  Soft-
   ware for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 2) (User Manual).
   PB92-169564/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02
   ESP VI 4.0 Electrostatic Precipitator VI and Performance
   Prediction Model.
   PB92-169614/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
   Human Exposure Model-H: User's Guide.
   PB92-186246/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02
   Gridded Model  Information  Support  System (GMISS)
   User's Guide. Volume 3. Model Concentration Data Re-
   trieval Subsystem.
   PB92-190263/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
   Guide for Using the  Empirical Kinetics Modeling  Ap-
   proach Interface (EKMAI).
   PB92-196005/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   User's Guide for the SYSPOP Program: A PC Version of
   the PRESTO-EPA-POP Operation System. Version 1.0,
   PB92-213255/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03
   User's Guide for the Urban  Airshed  Model.  Volume 7.
   User's Manual for the Performance Evaluation System.
   PB92-224849/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
   PA-Score Software,  Version 1.0. Users Manual and Tuto-

   PB92-963302/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
UTAH
   National Priorities List Sites: Utah.
   PB92-963215/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
UTILIZATION
   Suspended, Cancelled, and Restricted (SCR) Pesticides.
   PB92-231240/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
VACUUM CLEANERS
   Asbestos Fiber Release during Change-Out of Filter Bags
   from HEPA-Rltered Vacuum Cleaners.
   PB92-113208/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

VAOOSE WATER
    RETC Code for Quantifying  the Hydraulic  Functions of
    Unsaturated Soils. Documentation.
    PB92-119668/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
    RETC Code for Quantifying  the Hydraulic  Functions of
    Unsaturated Soils (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501329/REB                    92-01  CP D02
VAGINAL SMEARS
    Monitoring of the Estrous Cycle in the Laboratory Rodent

    PB9259T7§06«'/Rl'B            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
VALIDATION
    Evaluation of VOST and SemiVOST Methods for Haloge-
    nated Compounds in the Clean Air Act Amendments Title
    III Bench and Laboratory Studies.
    PB92-178979/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
VAPOR PRESSURE
    Vapor Pressures, Liquid Molar Volumes, Vapor Non-Ideal-
    ities, and Critical Properties of Some Fluorinated Ethers:
    CF3OCF2OCF3,   CF3OCF2CF2H,    C-CF2CF2CF2O.
    CF3OCF2H. and CF3OCH3; and of CCI3F and CF2CIH.
    PB92-179746/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
VAPOR RECOVERY SYSTEMS
    Technical Guidance: State II  Vapor Recovery Systems for
    Control of Vehicle  Refueling Emissions  at  Gasoline Dis-
    pensing Facilities. Volume 1. Chapters.
    PB92-132844/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03
    Technical Guidance:  Stage  II Vapor Recovery Systems
    for Control of  Vehicle  Refueling Emissions  at Gasoline
    Dispensing  Facilities. Volume 2. Appendices.
    PB92-132851/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF A04

 VAPORS
    Guide for Conducting Treatability  Studies under  CERCLA:
    Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick  Reference Fact Sheet.
    PB92-231281/REB          92-04   PC A02/MF A01
VASOPRESSIN
    Neural Factors in the Development of  Renal Function:
    Effect  of  Neonatal  Central Catecholaminergic  Lesions
    with 6-Hydroxydopamine.
    PB92-120492/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

VEGETABLE CROPS
    Protection  of Tomatoes, Egg Plants, and Peppers: 1979-
    April 1991. Citations from AGRICOLA  Concerning  Dis-
    eases and Other Environmental Considerations.
    PB92-140201/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

VEGETATION
    Evaluating the Utility of Natural Vegetation in Assessing
    Arctic Accumulation of Air Toxics.
    PB92-103464/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02
    Pilot Study to Compare Created and Natural Wetlands in
    Western Washington and Evaluate Methods.
    PB92-136811/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
    Climate Change and Isoprene Emissions from  Vegeta-
    tion.
    PB92-153865/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Pacific North-
    west Forest Vegetation.
    PB92-184985/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01

VEHICLE MILES TRAVELED
    VMT Forecasting and Tracking Guidance, Section 187.
    PB92-164961/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

VENTILATION
    Effect of Natural Ventilation on Radon and Radon Proge-
    ny Levels  in Houses.
    PB92-124148/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Natural Basement  Ventilation  as  a  Radon Mitigation
    Technique.
    PB92-166958/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Measurement Solution: Using a  Temporary Total Enclo-
    sure for Capture Efficiency Testing.
    PB92-190271/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
    Effects of Natural and Forced Basement Ventilation  on
    Radon Levels in Single Family Dwellings,
    PB92-192194/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
    HVAC  Systems  in the Current  Stock  of U.S.  K-12
    Schools.
    PB92-218338/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

 VENTING
    Evaluation of Soil  Venting  Application. Ground  Water
    Issue
    PB92-232362/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

 VERMICUUTE
    Hearth Assessment Document for Vermiculite.
    PB92-166834/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 VERMONT
    National Priorities List Sites: Vermont.
    PB92-963231/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 VERTEBRATES
    Vertebrate Toxicology of the Solubilized Parasporal Crys-
    talline Proteins of 'Bacillus thuringiensis' Subsp.  'israelen-

    PB92-150507/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01

 VIRGINIA
    National Priorities List Sites: Virginia.
    PB92-963217/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 VIRULENCE
    Comparison of Animal Infectivity, Excystaflon, and Fluoro-
    genic Dye as Measures of 'Giardia muris' Cyst Inactiva-
    ton by Ozone.
     PB92-124288/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 VIRUSES
     Model of Virus Transport in Unsaturated Soil.
     PB92-119957/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
     Preliminary Risk  Assessment for Viruses  in  Municipal
     Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
     PB92-198548/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A03

 visrrr (VENDOR INFORMATION SYSTEM FOB
 INNOVATIVE TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY)
     Vendor  Information System for  Innovative  Treatment
     Technologies. User Manual (VISITT Version 1.0). Number
     1.
     PB92-221647/REB
92-04   PC A03/MF A01
  VISUAL EVOKED POTENTIAL
     Alterations in Rat Flash and Pattern Reversal Evoked Po-
     tentials after Acute or Repeated Administration of Carbon
     Dtsuffide (CS2).
     PB92-188929/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  VITRIFICATION
     Comparison of In situ Vitrification and Rotary Kiln Inciner-
     ation for Soils Treatment.
     PB92-113174/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
     Vitrification  Technologies for  Treatment of  Hazardous
     and Radioactive Waste.
     PB92-201110/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
     Technology Evaluation Report: Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
     clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 1
     PB92-222215/REB           92-04  PCA06/MFA02
     Technology Evaluation Report: Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
     clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 2.
     PB92-222223/REB           92-04  PC A1S/MF A03


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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
    Guides to  Pollution Prevention:  The  Fiberglass-Rein-
    forced and Composite Plastics Industry.
    PB91-227967/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) and Paniculate Matter
    (PM) Speciation Data System User's Manual, Version 1.4.
    PB92-105527/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Production of Carbon Monoxide  by  the Homogeneous
    NOx-lnduced Photooxidation of Volatile Organic  Com-
    pounds in the Troposphere.
    PB92-110576/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Method 25: Determination of Total Gaseous  Non-Meth-
    ane  Organic Emissions  as  Carbon from  Stationary
    Sources.
    PB92-113026/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Carpet Policy Dialogue. Compendium Report, September
    27, 1991.
    PB92-115005/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

    Evaluation of VOC Emissions from Heated Roofing As-
    phalt.
    PB92-115286/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Bioventing to Treat Fuel Spills from Underground Storage
    Tanks.
    PB92-121342/REB            92-01  PC AOZ/MF A01

    Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analy-
    sis of Ozone Precursors.
    PB92-122795/REB            92-01  PC A09/MF A02

    Source Reconciliation of Ambient Volatile Organic Com-
    pounds Measured in the Atlanta 1990 Summer Study:
    The Mobile Source Component
    PB92-124130/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    U.S.  EPA  SITE Demonstration of AWD Technologies'
    AquaDetox/SVE System.
    PB92-124387 .'REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation: The Dela-
    ware SITE Study. 1989.
    PB92-125749/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A02

    Technical Guidance: State II Vapor Recovery Systems for
    Control of Vehicle Refueling Emissions  at Gasoline Dis-
    pensing Facilities Volume 1  Chapters.
    PB92-132844/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Senes:
    Estimation of Air Impacts for Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)
    Systems
    PB92-143676/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Enhanced Ozone Monitonng Network Design and Siting
    Criteria Guidance Document
    PB92-14S390/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Assessment  of VOC Emissions and Their Control from
    Baker's Yeast Manutactunng Facilities
    PB92-145408/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Solvent Use Emissions Estimation Methodologies: Future
    Implications
    PB92-1SO440/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Enabling Document for New Source Performance Stand-
    ards for Air  Oxidation  Processes and Distillation Oper-
    ations m  the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing
    Industry
    PB92-161967/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Exposure of Humans to a  Volatile Organic  Mixture. 2
    Sensory
    PB92-164888/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of Gas Chromatography/Matrix Isolation Infra-
    red Spectrometry for the Determination of SemtvolatJte
    Organic Compounds in Air Sample Extracts
    PB92-166651/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF AOt

    Improved Method for Estimating Molecular Weights of
    Volatile Organic Compounds from Low  Resolution Mass
    Spectra
    PB92-166685/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Theoretical Evaluation of  Stability  of  Volatile Organic
    Chemicals and Polar Volatile Organic Chemicals in Canis-
    ters
    PB92-166941/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Guideline Senes Control of Volatile  Organic Compound
    Err«ss*ons from Reactor Processes and Distillation Oper-
    ations Processes in the Synthetic Organic Chemical Man-
    ufacturing Industry
    PB92-1S0009/HEB            92-01   PC A09/MF A03

    StabiMy of Air Toxic Gases Listed m Title III Clean Air Act
    Amendments.
    PB92-188812/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture  1. Be-
    havioral Assessment
    PB92-189018/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Control of VOC Emissions from Ink and Paint Manufac-
    turing Processes.
    P892-190230/REB            92-01   PC AM/MF A02

    Measurement Solution: Using a Temporary Total  Enclo-
    sure for Capture Efficiency Testing.
    PB92-190271/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    VOC Prevention Options for Surface Coating.
    PB92-198266/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Long-Path FTiR Measurements of Volatile Organic Com-
    pounds in an Industrial Setting (July '989-April 1991).
    PB92-206424/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Canster-Based  Method for Monitonng  Toxic VOCs in
    Ambient Air.
    PB92-206432/REB            92-04  PCA03;'MFA01
   Surface-Coating-Free Materials and Reduction  of  VOC
   Emissions from Coating Operations.
   PB92-206614/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Corona Destruction: An  Innovative  Control  Technology
   for VOCs and Air Toxics.
   PB92-206622/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Feasibility  of  Including  Regional  and Temporal  VOC
   Emissions  Estimates  in  the  EPA  Emissions  Trends
   Report
   PB92-216910/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 3. In-
   flammatory Response.
   PB92-217223/REB            92-04  PCA02/MFA01

   Soil Vapor Extraction Column Experiments on Gasoline
   Contaminated Soil.
   PB92-226430/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

   Control of VOC Emissions from Nonferrous Metal Rolling
   Processes.
   PB92-227677/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

   Evaporation  Rate of Volatile  Liquids.  Final   Report,
   Second Edition.
   PB92-232305/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

   Volatile Organic Compound and Paniculate Matter (VOC/
   PM) Speciation Data Base Management System (SPECI-
   ATE),  Version 1.4 (for Microcomputers).
   PB92-50Q354/REB                   92-01  CP 002

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Circuitron
   Corporation, East Farmingdale, Suffolk County, NY.  (First
   Remedial Action), March 1991.
   PB92-963830/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): Juncos
   Landfill. Juncos, PR. (First Remedial Action),  September
   1991.
   PB92-963831/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Swope
   Oil  and Chemical  Company, Pennsauken  Township,
   Camden County. NJ. (Second Remedial Action),  Septem-
   ber 1991
   PB92-963833/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  2):  Garden
   State  Cleaners, Buena  Borough,  Atlantic County, NJ.
   (First Remedial Action). September 1991
   PB92-963834/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region  3):  Modern
   Sanitation  Landfill. Windsor and  Lower Windsor Town-
   ships, York Counly PA.  (First Remedial Action),  June
   1991
   PB92-963931/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 5): Better
   Brite Plating Chrome and Zinc, De Pere, Wl (First Reme-
   dial Action), June 1991.
   PB92-964139/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5) Kentwood
   Landfill. Kentwood, Ml. (First Remedial Action). March
   1991
   PB92-964140/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Southeast
   Rockford Groundwater Contamination, Rockford, IL  (First
   Remedial Action), June 1991.
   PB92-964141/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
   Sales, (New Location), (Operable Unit 3), Adams County,
   CO. (Third Remedial Action), June 1991.
   PB92-964410/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  Mesa
   Area Ground Water Contamination,  Mesa, AZ. (First Re-
   medial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964514/REB            92-O4  PC A03/MF A01

VOLATILITY
   Fuel Volatility Effects on Exhaust Emissions
   PB92-110014/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

VOLUMETRIC ANALYSIS
   Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
   Tanks. Volume 1.
   PB92-114966/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

   Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
   Tanks. Volume 2. Appendices A through E.
   PB92-114974/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

VOLUNTEER LAKE MONITORING PROGRAM
   Volunteer  Lake  Monitoring Program, 1991.  Volume  1:
   Statewide Summary Report
   PB92-222512/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Volunteer  Lake  Monitoring Program. 1991.  Volume  6
   Souttiwestern Illinois Region
   PB92-222876/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

VOLUNTEERS
   Chesapeake Bay Citizen Monitoring Program Report Con-
   estoga Rrver (October 1986-June 1990)
   PB92-217801/REB           92-O4  PC A03/MF A01

   Volunteer Lake Monitoring: A Methods Manual.
   PB92-216411/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
WALKER (MICHIGAN)
   Superfund  Record of  Decision  (EPA Region  5): Fol-
   kertsma Refuse Site, Walker, Ml. (F:rst Remedial Action).
   June 1991.
   PB92-964108/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

WALNUT TREES
   Diurnal Water Relations of Walnut Trees:  Implications for
    Remote Sensing.
    PB92-144047/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WARFARIN
    Registration Eligibility Document (RED): Warfarin.
    PB92-126739/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Warfarin. Ap-
    pendices C-H.
    PB92-126747/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
    RED Facts: Warfarin.
    PB92-126754/HEB
                               92-01  PC A02/MF A01
WARMING
    Three Case Studies of Lake Temperature and Stratifica-
    tion Response to Warmer Climate.
    PB92-121391/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

WASHERS (CLEANERS)
    Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for the Metal Finish-
    ing Industry. Technology Evaluation Report.
    PB92-232214/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

WASHING
    Citizen's Guide to Soil Washing.
    PB92-233097/REB
                               92-04  PC A02/MF A01
WASHINGTON COUNTY (MINNESOTA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Washing-
    ton County  Landfill, Lake Elmo, MN.  (Second Remedial
    Action), November 1 990.
    PB92-964113/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

WASHINGTON (STATE)
    Pilot Study to Compare Created and Natural Wetlands in
    Western Washington and Evaluate Methods.
    PB92-136811/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Beyond the  Border: Environmental Management in Wash-
    ington and British Columbia.
    PB92-166883/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    National Priorities List Sites: Washington.
    PB92-963244/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

WASTE DISPOSAL
    Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  4): Jadco-
    Hughes Site, North Belmont, NC. (First Remedial Action),
    September 1990.
    PB91-921565/REB           92-01   PC A17/MF A03

    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hranica
    Landfill. Buffalo Township. PA. (First Remedial Action).
    June 1990.
    PB91-921566/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Final  Criteria for Mu-
    nicipal Solid Waste Landfills.
    PB92-100B41/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Addendum  to the Regulatory Impact Analysis for  the
    Final Criteria for Municipal Solid Waste Landfills.
    PB92-100858/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Analysis of Factors  Affecting Methane  Gas Recovery
    from Six Landfills.
    PB92-101351/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Technical Guidance  Document:  Inspection Techniques
    for the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field Seams.
    PB92-109057/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Superfund Engineering Issue: Issues Affecting the Appli-
    cability and Success of Remedial/Removal Incineration
    Projects.
    PB92-1 09081 /REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Trace Metal Fate in a  Rotary Kiln Incinerator with an Ion-
    izing Wet Scrubber (Journal Article).
    PB92-110568/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Reduction  of  Hexachloroethane  and  Carbon Tetrachlo-
    ride at Surfaces of Biotrte, Vermiculite. Pyrtte, and Marca-
    site
    PB92-113141/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Combustion Control of Trace Organic Air Pollutants from
    Municipal Waste Combustors.
    PB92-113158/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF AOt

    Comparison of In situ Vitrification and Rotary Kiln Inciner-
    ation for Soils Treatment
    PB92-113174/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
    PB92-121235/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Cleaning of Flue Gases from Waste Combustors, 1990.
    PB92-121300/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Role of Gas-Phase CI2 in the Formation  of PCDD/PCDF
    during Waste Combustion.
    PB92-121383/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Environmental Profiles and  Hazard Indices for  Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: Mercury.
    PB92-122977/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Environmental Profiles and  Hazard Indices for  Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: Lead.
    PB92-122985/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Environmental Profiles and  Hazard Indices for  Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: Beryllium.
    PB92-122993/REB           92-01 PC A03/MF A01

    Environmental Profiles and  Hazard Indices for  Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: Nickel.
    PB92-1230O9/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Construction, Monitoring, and Performance of  Two Soil
    Liners.
    PB92-124049/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Superfund  Innovative Technology  Evaluation: The Dela-
    ware  SITE Study, 1989.
    PB92-125749/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02
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                                                                  KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                            WASTE DISPOSAL
Bench-Scale Evaluation of  Alternative Biological Treat-
ment  Processes  for the Remediation of Pentachloro-
phenol-  and Creosote-Contaminated  Materials:  Slurry-
Phase Bioremediation.
PB92-129683/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Evaluation of  Waste Stabilized  by the Soliditech SITE
Technology.
PB92-136878/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Limited-Use Chemical Protective Clothing for EPA Super-
fund Activities.
PB92-143494/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Effects of pH, Solid/Solution  Ratio, Ionic Strength, and
Organic Acids on Pb and Cd Sorption on Kaofinite,
PB92-143981/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Emission Factor Documentation for AP-42 Section 2.1.1.,
Municipal Waste Combustion.
PB92-152867/REB            92-01   PC A15/MF A03

Development of  an Empirical Mode/ of Methane Emis-
sions from Landfills.
PB92-152875/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Biological  Activity  and Potential Remediation  Involving
Geotextile Landfill Leachate  Filters.
PB92-153451/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Environmental Protection Agency's Municipal Solid Waste
Landfill Liner Design Criteria.
PB92-153766/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Proximity of Louisiana Sanitary Landfills to Wetlands and
Deepwater Habitats.
PB92-164953/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

General  Methods for Remedial Operations Performance
Evaluations.
PB92-166842/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Annual Risk Reduction Engineering Laboratory Research
Symposium (18th) Abstract  Proceedings. Held in Cincin-
nati, Ohio on April 14-16, 1992.
PB92-166859/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

Pilot-Scale Evaluation of the Thermal  Stability POHC In-
cinerability Ranking.
PB92-166966/RE6            92-01   PC A11/MF A03

Proceedings: 1989 Internationa! Conference on Municipal
Waste Combustion. Volume 1. Sessions 0, 1, 2, and 3.
Held in Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-14, 1989.
PB92-174663/REB            92-01   PC A19/MF A04

Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
Waste Combustion. Volume  2. Sessions 4, 5, and 6.  Held
in Hollywood, Florida on April 11-14, 1989.
PB92-174671/REB            92-01   PC A19/MF A04

Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
Waste Combustion. Volume  3. Sessions 7 and 8. Held in
Hollywood, Florida, on April  11-14, 1989.
PB92-174689/REB            92-01   PC A19/MF AIM

Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
Waste Combustion. Volume 4. Sessions  9, 10,  11, and
12. Held in Hollywood, Florida on April 11-14, 1989.
PB92-174697/REB            92-01   PC A21/MF A04

Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids: A Workshop  Summa-
ry. Held  in Dallas, Texas on  April 16-18, 1991.
PB92-178938/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Pilot-Scale Incineration of PCB-Contaminated Sediments
from the New Bedford Harbor Hot Spot Superfund Site.
PB92-178953/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A03

Innovative Treatment Technologies: Overview and Guide
to Information Sources.
PB92-179001/REB             92-01   PC A20/MF A04

Incineration Data on Arsenic and Lead Emissions.
PB92-179043/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Distribution, Speciation, and Transformation of Chromium
in Contaminated Soils and Aquifer Sediments.
PB92-179092/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Behavior of Arsenic  in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator (Journal
Version).
PB92-179845/REB            92-01  PCA02/MFA01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  1):  Western
Sand and Gravel, Rl. (Second Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1985.
PB92-183284/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Field Demonstration  of  the  Linde Oxygen  Combustion
System  on the EPA Mobile Incinerator.
PB92-188838/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Reducing Mercury Emission from Municipal Waste Com-
bustion  with Carbon Injection into Flue Gas.
PB92-195965/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Oil Tanker Waste Disposal Practices: A Review.
PB92-196047/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Landfill  Leachate Effects on Transport of Organic Sub-
stances in Aquifer Materials (Chapter 16).
PB92-198225/REB            92-04 PC A03/MF A01

Landfill  Leachate Effects on Sorption of Organic Micro-
pollutants onto Aquifer Materials.
 PB92-198597/REB            92-04 PC A03/MF A01

Comparison: Organic Emissions from Hazardous Waste
 Incinerators versus  the  1990 Toxics Release  Inventory
 Air Releases.
 PB92-206267/REB            92-04 PC A03/MF A01

 Technology Evaluation Report of Retech, Inc., Plasma
 Centrifugal Furnace. Volume 1.
 PB92-216035/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

 Mutagenicity of  Emissions  from  the Simulated  Open
 Burning of Scrap Rubber Tires.
 PB92-217009/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
Comparison of the Incineration of  Medical Waste  with
Hazardous and Municipal Waste.
PB92-217090/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Respirometric  Methods for Determination of Biodegrada-
bility and Biodegradation Kinetics for Hazardous Organic
Pollutant Compounds.
PB92-217108/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Geomembrane Anchorage Behavior Using a Large Scale
Pullout Apparatus.
PB92-217124/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Application  of Tradescantia  Micronucleus Assay for  In
situ Evaluation of Potential Genetic Hazards from Expo-
sure to Chemicals at a Wood-Preserving Site.
PB92-217231/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Environmental Laws and Regulations Relating to Medical
Waste Disposal.
PB92-217249/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Retech, Inc.,  Plasma Centrifugal Furnace:  Applications
Analysis Report.
PB92-218791/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Pilot-Scale Incineration of PCB-Contaminated Sediments
from the Hot Spot of the New Bedford Harbor Superfund
Site.
PB92-227321/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA's Review and Approval Procedure for State Submit-
ted TMDLs/WLAs.
PB92-231588/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Technical Guidance Manual  for Performing  Waste Load
Allocations. Book  3:  Estuaries.  Part 1: Estuaries and
Waste Load Allocation Models.
PB92-231729/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Technical Guidance Manual  for Performing  Waste Load
Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 2: Application of Es-
tuarine Waste  Load Allocation Models.
PB92-231737/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Technical Guidance Manual  for Performing  Waste Load
Allocations. Book  3:  Estuaries. Part 3:  Use  of Mixing
Zone Models in Estuarine Waste Load Allocations.
PB92-231745/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Technical Guidance Manual  for Performing  Waste Load
Allocations. Book 3:  Estuaries. Part 4: Critical  Review of
Estuarine WLA Modeling.
PB92-231752/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Wasteload Al-
location. Book 6. Design Conditions. Chapter  1:  Stream
Design Flow for Steady-State Modeling.
PB92-231778/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Operations  and  Research at the U.S. EPA Incineration
Research Facility: Annual Report for FY91.
PB92-239540/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Preliminary  Ranking Evaluation Score (PREscore) Ver-
sion 1.1 (for Microcomputers).
PB92-503507/REB                    92-04   CP D02

Superfund Progress - Aficionado's Version  (Progress  as
of March 31. 1992).
PB92-963267/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund: Site Assessment and Remediation.
PB92-963300/REB             92-01   Standing Order

ROD Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 1.
PB92-963359/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06

ROD Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 2.
PB92-963360/REB           92-01  PC A18/MF A04

Superfund: Removals and Emergency Response.
PB92-963400/REB             92-01   Standing Order

Superfund: Technology and Analytical Services.
PB92-963500/REB             92-01   Standing Order

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Western
Sand and Gravel Site, Burrillville and North Smithfield,  Rl.
(Third Remedial Action), April 1991.
PB92-963701/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA Region  1): Dover
Municipal Landfill,  Dover, NH. (First Remedial  Action),
September 1991.
PB92-963702/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  1): Union
Chemical, South Hope, ME. (First Remedial Action), De-
cember 1990.
PB92-963703/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 1): Nyanza
Chemical Waste Dump, Operable  Unit 2, Ashland,  MA.
(Second Remedial Action). September 1991.
PB92-963704/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02

 Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  1): Mottolo
 Pig Farm, Raymond, NH. (First Remedial Action}, March
 1991.
 PB92-963705/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

 Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  1): Savage
 Municipal Water  Supply, Milford,  NH.  (First  Remedial
 Action), September 1991.
 PB92-963706/REB            92-04   PC A14/MF A03

 Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region  1):  Iron
 Horse  Park,  Billerica, MA.  (Second  Remedial  Action),
 June 1991.
 PB92-963707/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Sullivan's
 Ledge  Superfund  Site, Middle Marsh Operable Unit, New
 Bedford MA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-963708/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03
Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Silresim
Chemical, MA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963709/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 1): Grove-
land Wells, Operable Unit 1, Groveland, MA. (Second Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963710/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): C and J
Disposal Site, Town of Eaton, Madison County, NY. (First
Remedial Action), March 1991.
PB92-963801/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Endicott
Village Wellfield, Broome County, Endicott, NY. (Second
Remedial Action), March 1991.
PB92-963802/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Genzale
Plating  Company, Franklin Square, Nassau  County,  NY.
(First Remedial Action),  March 1991.
PB92-963803/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2): Global
Landfill,  Middlesex County, NJ. (First Remedial Action),
October 1991.
PB92-963804/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Love
Canal (93rd Street School), Niagara County,  City of Niag-
ara Falls,  NY. (Third Remedial  Action), (Amendment),
May 1991,
PB92-963805/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): Naval Air
Engineering Center (Operable  Unit  3),  Lakehurst,  NJ.
(Fourth Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963806/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2): Mattiace
Petrochemicals Co., Inc., Nassau County, Glen Cove, NY.
(Second Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963807/REB            92-04 PC A06/MF A02

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): Naval Air
Engineering Center (Operable Unit  1),  Lakehurst,  NJ.
(First Remedial Action), February 1991.
PB92-963808/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfurtd  Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): Asbestos
Dump,  New Vernon Road and White Bridge Road Sites,
Passaic Township,  Meyersville,  NJ. (Second Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963809/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): Naval Air
Engineering Center,  (Operable  Unit 2), Lakehurst,  NJ.
(Second Remedial Action), February 1991.
PB92-963810/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): Chemsol,
Inc.,  Piscataway, Middlesex County, NJ. (First Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963811/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Hooker
Chemical  S-Area,  Niagara  Falls, NY.  (First Remedial
Action), September 1990.
PB92-963812/REB           92-04  PC A15/MF A03

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region  2): NL Indus-
tries,  Salem County,  Pedricktown, NJ.  (First Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963813/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision: Roebling Steel Company,
Florence Township, Burlington County, NJ.  (Second Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963814/REB           92-04  PC  A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Waldick
Aerospace Devices, Wall Township, Monmouth County,
NJ. (Second Remedial Action), March 1991.
PB92-963815/REB           92-04  PC  A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 2): Upper
Deerfield  Township Sanitary Landfill,  Upper  Deerfield
Township,  Cumberland  County, NJ.   (First  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963816/REB           92-04  PC  A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Nascolite
Corporation, Doris  Avenue, Cities of Millville and Vine-
 land, Cumberland County, NJ. (Second Remedial Action),
June 1991.
 PB92-963817/REB            92-04   PC  A07/MF A02

 Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): General
 Motors/Central  Foundry  Division Site, St.  Lawrence
 County, Massena, NY.  (First Remedial Action), December
 1990.
 PB92-963818/REB            92-04   PC A10/MF A03

 Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Frontera
 Creek   Site,  Humacao,  Puerto  Rico  (First  Remedial
 Action), September 1991.
 PB92-963819/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Fort Dix
 Landfill. Fort  Dix Military Reservation, Pemberton Town-
 ship, Burlington County, NJ. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
 tember 1991.
 PB92-963820/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

 Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region  2): Hertel
 Landfill, Town of Plattekill,  Ulster County, NY. (First Re-
 medial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-963821/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Colesville
    Municipal Landfill  Site,  Town of  Colesville,  Broome
    County, NY. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
    PB92-963822/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Applied
    Environmental Services Site, Glenwood Landing, Nassau
    County, NY. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-963823/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Conklin
    Dumps, Broome County,  Conklin,  NY.  (First Remedial
    Action), March 1991.
    PB92-963824/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Curcio
    Scrap Metal, Bergen County, Saddle Brook, NJ. (First Re-
    medial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-96382S/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Warwick
    Landfill, Town of Warwick, Orange County, NY. (First Re-
    medial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-963826/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Sinclair
    Refinery, Allegany County, Wellsville, NY. (Second Re-
    medial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963827/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Fibers
    Public  Supply Wells,  Guayama,  PR.  (First  Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963828/HEB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): White
    Chemical Corporation, Essex County, Newark, NJ. (First
    Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963829/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Mid-At-
    lantic Wood Preservers, Harmans, Anne  Arundel County,
    MD. (First Remedial Action), December 1990.
    PB92-963901/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region  3): Pub-
    licker/Cuyahoga Wrecking Plant, PA. (Second Remedial
    Action). June 1991.
    PB92-963902/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  3): Resin
    Disposal, Jefferson Borough, Allegheny County, PA. (First
    Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-963903/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Cryo-
    Chem Site, Earl Township, Berks County. PA. (Third Re-
    medial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963908/RE8           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Ab-
    erdeen, Michaelsville,  MD. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
    tember 1991.
    PB92-963909/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Let-
    terkenny -  PDO. Chambersburg,  PA.  (First  Remedial
    Action), August 1991.
    PB92-963910/REB           92-01 PC A03/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3). USA Let-
    terkenny - Southeastern Area, Chambersburg, PA. (First
    Remedial Action), August 1991.
    PB92-963911/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Whit-
    moyer  Laboratories (Operable Unit 2), Lebanon  County,
    PA. (Second Remedial Action), December 1990.
    PB92-963912/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Strasburg
    Landfill, Newlin Township, Chester County, PA. (Second
    Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-963913/REB           92-01 PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  3): Haltay
    Chemical, Wilmington, New Castle County, DE. (First Re-
    medial Action), June 1991
    PB92-963914/REB           92-01 PC A06/MF A02
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Brodhead
    Creek,  Stroudsburg, PA.  (First Remedial Action), March
    1991.
    PB92-963915/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Ab-
    erdeen Proving Ground, Edgewood, MD. (First Remedial
    Action). September 1991.
    PB92-963916/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Heleva
    Landfill  Site. Lehigh County, PA. (First Remedial Action),
    (Amendment), September 1991.
    PB92-963917/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Industrial
    Drive Operable Unit 2, Williams Township. PA. (Second
    Remedial Action). March 1991.
    PB92-963918/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): NCR Cor-
    poration (Millsboro Plant), Sussex County, Millsboro, DE.
    (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
    PB92-963919/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): AVCO Ly-
    coming-Williamsport Division, Lycoming County, Williams-
    port, PA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-963920/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): William
    Dick Lagoons, West Cain Township. Chester County, PA.
    (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-963921/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Haver-
    town PCP (Pentachlorophenol),   Haverford Township,
Delaware County,  PA.  (Second Remedial  Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-963922/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 3): Sealand
Limited Site, Mt. Pleasant,  DE.  (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-963923/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 3): First
Piedmont Rock Quarry/Route  719  Site,  Danville,  VA.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-963924/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 3): Arrow-
head Associates/Scovill, Montross,  VA. (First Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-963925/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Whit-
moyer Laboratories (Operable Unit 3), Lebanon County,
PA. (Third Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963926/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Saunders
Supply Company,  Chuckatuck,  VA.  (First  Remedial
Action). September 1991.
PB92-963927/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Old City
of York Landfill, Springfield  Township, York County, PA.
(First Remedial Action). September 1991.
PB92-963928/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 3):  Dixie
Caverns County Landfill, Roanoke County, VA. (First Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963929/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region  3):  Green-
wood  Chemical Site.  Operable Unit 2, Newtown, VA.
(Second Remedial Action), December 1990.
PB92-963930/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3): McAdoo
Associates,  (Operable  Unit 2),  Schuylkill  County.  PA.
(Third Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-963932/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 3): Eastern
Diversified Metals, Schuylkill County, PA. (First Remedial
Action), March 1991.
PB92-963933/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 4): Hercules
009 Landfill ate, Brunswick, Glynn County. GA. (First Re-
medial Action). June 1991.
PB92-964001/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 4):  USAF
Robins Air Force Base, Warner  Robins, Houston County,
GA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964002/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Monsanto
Superfund Site, Augusta, GA. (First Remedial Action), De-
cember 1990.
PB92-964003/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region  4):  Tri-City
Industrial Disposal Site, Bullirt County, Brooks. KY. (First
Remedial  Action). August 1991.
PB92-964004/REB            92-01   PC A14/MF A03

Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4)-. Aberdeen
Pesticide  Dumps, Moore  County, Aberdeen, NC. (First
Remedial  Action). (Amendment). September 1991.
PB92-964005/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 4): Smith's
Farm Site (First Operable  Unit), Bullitt County, Brooks,
KY. (First  Remedial  Action), (Amendment),  September
1991.
PB92-964006/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 4): Petrole-
um Products  Corporation Site,  Operable Unit 1, Pem-
broke Park. Broward County, FL. (First Remedial Action),
October 1990.
PB92-964007/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 4):  San-
gamo/Twetve-Mile Creek, Lake Hartwell PCB Contamina-
tion Site. Pickens, SC.  (First Remedial Action), December
1990.
PB92-964008/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region  4):  Medley
Farms, Cherokee  County, Gaffney. SC.  (First Remedial
Action), May 1991.
PB92-964009/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): USA An-
niston Army  Depot. (Groundwater  Operable  Unit). Cal-
houn County, Anniston. AL. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964010/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region  4):  Wrigley
Charcoal Site, Htekman County,  Wrigley, TN. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964011/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  4): Oak
Ridge Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 4), Roane
County. Oak Ridge, TN. (Third Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-964012/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  4): Oak
Ridge Reservation (USDOE),  (Operable Unit  2), Oak
Ridge, TN. (First Remedial Action). June 1991.
PB92-964013/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Arlington
Blending  and  Packaging, Shelby County, Arlington, TN.
(First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964014/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  4): Maxey
Flats Nuclear  Disposal Site,  Fleming County,  KY.  (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964015/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Interstate
Lead (ILCO), Jefferson County, Leeds, AL. (First Remedi-
al Action), September 1991.
PB92-964016/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Carolina
Transformer Site, Cumberland County.  Fayetteville, NC.
(First Remedial Action). August 1991.
PB92-964017/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4):  Golden
Strip Septic Tank, Greenville County,  Simpsonville, SC.
(First Remedial Action), September  1991.
PB92-964018/REB            92-04   PC A14/MF A03

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):  Sherwood
Medical Industries, Volusia County,  Deland, FL. (First Re-
medial Action), March 1991.
PB92-964019/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Velsicol
Chemical, (First Operable Unit), Toone,  TN. (First Reme-
dial Action), June  1991.
PB92-964020/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  4):  Ciba-
Geigy, Washington County,  Mclntosh,  AL. (Second Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964021/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 4):  Oak
Ridge Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 3), Anderson
County, Oak Ridge, TN. (Second Remedial Action),  Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964022/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Charles
Macon  Lagoon and  Drum Storage, Richmond County,
Cordova, NC. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964023/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5): Acme
Solvent Reclaiming,  Winnebago County, IL. (Second Re-
medial Action), December 1990.
PB92-964101/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5):  Oak
Grove Sanitary Landfill, Anoka County, MN. (Second Re-
medial Action), December 1990.
PB92-964102/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Organic
Chemicals, Grandville, Ml. (First Remedial Action),  Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964103/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Novaco
Industries, Ml.  (First  Remedial Action),  (Amendment),
September 1991.
PB92-964104/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Rasmus-
sen's  Dump  Site,  Green  Oak  Township,  Livingston
County, Ml. (First Remedial Action),  March 1991.
PB92-964105/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): G and H
Industrial  Landfill Site, Macomb County, Ml. (First Reme-
dial Action). December 1990.
PB92-964106/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5):  Main
Street Well Field, Elkhart, IN. (Second  Remedial Action),
March 1991.
PB92-964107/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5):  Fol-
kertsma Refuse Site, Walker,  Ml. (First Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-964108/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5)-. Conrail
Railyard,  Elkhart  County,  IN.  (First  Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-964109/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Verona
Well Field Site,  Battle  Creek, Ml. (Second  Remedial
Action), June 1991.
PB92-964110/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  5): Fa-
drowski Drum Disposal Site, Franklin, Wl. (First Remedial
Action), June 1991.
PB92-964111 /REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  5): Motor
Wheel Disposal Site, Lansing. Ml. (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964112/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Washing-
ton County Landfill, Lake Elmo, MN. (Second Remedial
Action), November 1990.
PB92-964113/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Anderson
Development  Company  Site,  Lenawee County, Adrian,
Ml. (First  Remedial  Action),  (Amendment), September
1991.
PB92-964114/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region  5): Allied
Chemical and Ironton Coke, Ironton, OH. (Second Reme-
dial Action), December 1990.
PB92-964115/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 5): Enviro-
Chem (Northside  Sanitary Landfill), Zionsville,  IN. (First
Remedial Action),  (Amendment), June 1991.
PB92-964116/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):  Northside
Sanitary Landfill (Enviro-Chem), Zionsville,  IN.  (First Re-
medial Action), (Amendment), June  1991.
PB92-964117/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): Summit
National Liquid Disposal Service, Deerfield, OH. (First Re-
medial Action), (Amendment), November 1990.
PB92-964118/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA  Region  5): Pine
Bend  Sanitary  Landfill,  Dakota County, City  of  Inver
Grove Heights,  MN. (First Remedial Action), September
1991.
PB92-964119/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 5): Pagel's
Pit Site, Winnebago County, IL. (First  Remedial Action),
June 1991.
PB92-964120/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): MacGillis
and Gibbs/Bell Lumber and Pole Co., New Brighton, MN.
(First Remedial Action), September  1991.
PB92-964121/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):  Zanesville
Well  Field  Site, Zanesville, OH. (First  Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964122/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Buckeye
Reclamation Landfill Site, Belmont County, OH. (First Re-
medial Action), August 1991.
PB92-964123/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): U.S. DOI
Sangamo/Crab Orchard  National Wildlife Refuge, Carter-
ville, IL. (First Remedial Action), March 1990.
PB92-964125/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A02

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): Carter In-
dustrials Site, Detroit, Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964126/REB            92-04   PC A08/MF A02

Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Ossineke
Groundwater Contamination Site. Alpena County, Ossin-
eke,  Ml. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964127/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund   Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  5):
Stoughton  City  Landfill Site, Stoughton, Wl. (First Reme-
dial Action). September 1991.
PB92-964128/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): National
Presto Industries,  Eau  Claire,  Wl.  (Second  Remedial
Action), September 1991.
PB92-964129/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region  5): South
Macomb Disposal No. 9 and 9A.  Macomb County,  Ml.
(First Remedial Action). August 1991.
PB92-964130/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region 5): Fultz
Landfill, Byesville, OH. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
ber 1991.
PB92-964131/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 5):  Berlin
and  Farro  Site, Swartz Creek, Mi. (First Remedial Action),
September 1991.
PB92-964132/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

 Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 5): Lem-
 berger Landfill  Site, Manitowoc County, Wl. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964133/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

 Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): Michigan
 Disposal Service (Cork Street) Landfill, Kalamazoo, Ml.
 (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964134/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

 Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 5): Thermo
 Chem Site,  (Operable  Unit 1), Muskegon County, Ml.
 (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964135/REB           92-04   PC A05/MF A01

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5). Sturgis
 Municipal  Wells, Sturgis, Ml. (First  Remedial Action), Sep-
 tember 1991.
 PB92-964136/REB            92-04   PC A08/MF A02

 Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region  5): Dakhue
 Sanitary Landfill, Hampton Township, Dakota County,
 MN. (First Remedial Action), June  1991.
 PB92-964137/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Chem-
 Central Site, Wyoming,  Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
 tember 1991.
 PB92-964138/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Cimarron
 Mining Site. Operable Unit 2, Carrizozo, NM. (Second Re-
 medial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964201/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 6): Petro-
 chemical  (Turtle Bayou). Liberty County, TX. (Second Re-
 medial Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964202/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): People's
Natural Gas Coal Gasification  Site, Dubuque,  IA. (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964301/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 7): Ellisville
Area Site, St. Louis County. Ellisville, MO. (First Remedial
Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
PB92-964302/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Hastings
Groundwater Contamination (Operable  Unit 10), Hastings,
NE. (Seventh Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964303/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Hastings
Ground Water Contamination (Operable Unit 1), Hastings,
NE. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964304/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Kern-Pest
Laboratories Site, Cape Girardeau  County, MO. (Second
Remedial Action), December  1990.
PB92-964305/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region  7):  E.I.
Dupont De Nemours (County  Road X23),  Lee County,
West Point, I A. (First Remedial Action), May 1991.
PB92-964306/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA Region  7): Lee
Chemical  Site,  Liberty,  MO.  (First  Remedial  Action),
March 1991.
PB92-964307/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  7): John
Deere (Ottumwa Works Landfill), Ottumwa, IA. (First Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964308/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 7): Shaw
Avenue Dump Site, Charles City, Floyd County, IA. (First
Remedial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964309/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 7):  Mid-
America Tanning Site, Sergeant Bluff,  IA.  (First Remedial
Action), September  1991.
PB92-964310/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 7): Lehigh
Portland Cement Company, Mason City, IA. (First Reme-
dial Action), June 1991.
PB92-964311/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Ellisville
Area Site, St. Louis County, Ellisville, MO.  (Second Re-
medial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964312/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 8): Hill Air
Force Base, Operable Unit  2, Chemical  Disposal Pit 3,
Site WP07, Davis and Weber Counties, UT. (First Reme-
dial Action), September 1991.
PB92-964401/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Broderick
Wood  Products, Adams  County,  CO. (First  Remedial
Action), (Amendment),  September  1991.
PB92-964402/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 8):  Rocky
Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 26), CO. (Tenth Reme-
dial  Action), September 1991.
PB92-964403/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Anaconda
Smelter Site, (Operable Unit 11 - Flue Dust), Deer Lodge
County, Anaconda, MT. (Second Remedial Action), Sep-
tember 1991.
PB92-964404/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 8): Rocky
 Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 21), CO. (Ninth Remedi-
 al Action). June 1991.
 PB92-964405/REB            92-04 PC A04/MF A01

 Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  8): Central
 City-Clear Creek Site, (Operable Unit 3), Clear Creek and
 Gilpin Counties, CO. (Third Remedial  Action),  September
 1991.
 PB92-964406/REB            92-04 PC A06/MF A02

 Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 8): Wasatch
 Chemical Site (Lot  6),  Salt Lake City,  UT. (First Remedial
 Action). March 1991.
 PB92-964407/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
 Sales Site, (New  Location), (Operable  Unit  2), Adams
 County CO (Second Remedial Action), June 1991.
 PB92-964408/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A03

 Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
 Sales (New  Location) (Operable  Unit 1), Denver, CO.
 (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
 PB92-964409/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

 Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9):  South
 Bay Asbestos  Area, San  Jose, CA.  (First  Remedial
 Action).  (Amendment), June 1991.
 PB92-964501/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 9):  National
 Semiconductor (Monolithic Memories), CA. (First Remedi-
 al Action), September 1991.
 PB92-964502/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Monolith-
 ic Memories (Advanced  Micro Devices -  Argues) (Nation-
 al Semiconductor), CA. (First Remedial Action),  Septem-
 ber 1991
 PB92-964503/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Advanced
  Micro Devices 901, (Signetics), (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
  vale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964504/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Teledyne
  Semiconductor (Spectra Physics), Mountain  View, CA.
  (First Remedial Action), March 1 991 .
  PB92-964505/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region  9): Van
  Waters  and Rogers,  San  Jose,  CA.  (First  Remedial
  Action),  September 1991.
  PB92-964506/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Signetics
  (Advanced Micro Devices 901) (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
  vale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964507/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Castle Air
  Force Base, Merced County, CA. (First Remedial Action),
  August 1991.
  PB92-964508/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 9):  Indian
  Bend Wash Area (Operable  Units 1, 4, 5,  6), AZ. (Second
  Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964509/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Atlas As-
  bestos  Mine, Fresno  County, CA.  (Second  Remedial
  Action),  February 1991.
  PB92-964510/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 9): Micro
  Storage/Intel Magnetics. Santa Clara, CA. (First Remedi-
  al Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964511/REB            92-04 PC A04/MF A01

  Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 9): FMC
  (Fresno Plant). Fresno, CA.  (First Remedial Action), June
  1991.
  PB92-964512/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Synertek
  (Building No. 1), Santa Clara, CA. (First Remedial Action),
  June 1991.
  PB92-964513/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Sola Opti-
  cal  USA, Inc., Petaluma,  CA. (First Remedial  Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-964515/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): CTS Prin-
  tex  Corporation,  Mountain View, CA.  (First Remedial
  Action), June 1 991 .
  PB92-964516/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 9): Valley
  Wood  Preserving  Site,  Turlock, CA.  (First Remedial
  Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964517/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region  9): TRW
   Microwave, (Advanced  Micro Devices 901),  (Signetics),
   Sunnyvale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964518/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 9): Spectra-
   Physics, (Teledyne Semiconductor), Mountain View, CA.
   (First Remedial Action). March 1991.
   PB92-964519/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Advanced
   Micro  Devices 915,   Sunnyvale, CA.  (First Remedial
   Action), August 1991.
   PB92-964520/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  10): Bunker
   Hill  Mining and Metallurgical Complex, Shoshone County,
   ID. (First Remedial  Action),  August 1991.
   PB92-964601/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
   Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 10): North-
   west Transformer-Mission  Pole,  Whatcom County, WA.
   (First Remedial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
   PB92-964602/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region  10): Bangor
   Naval Submarine Base, Site F (Operable Unit 2), Bangor,
   WA. (First Remedial Action), September  1991.
   PB92-964603/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Com-
   mencement Bay-Nearshore/Tideflats (Operable Unit  7),
   Tacoma, WA (Third Remedial Action), December 1 990.
   PB92-964604/REB            92-01   PC A17/MF A04
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Ameri-
   can Lake Gardens  (McChord AFB -  Aiea D), Pierce
   County, WA.  (First  Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964605/REB           92-04   PC A05/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Union
   Pacific  Railroad Yard, Bannock  County, Pocatello,  ID.
   (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
   PB92-964606/REB           92-04   PC A08/MF A02

   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Yakima
   Plating Facility,  Yakima,  WA. (First Remedial  Action),
   September 1 991 .
   PB92-964607/REB           92-04   PC A05/MF A0»

WASTE DISPOSALS
   Technology  Evaluation Report of Retech, Inc., Plasma
   Centrifugal Furnace. Volume 2.
   PB92-216043/REB           92-04  PC A15/MF A03

WASTE LOAD ALLOCATIONS
    Guidance for State Water Monitoring and Wasteload Allo-
   cation  Programs.
    PB92-231612/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
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    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations: Simplified Analytical Method for Determining
    NPDES Effluent Limitations for POTWs Discharging into
    Low-Flow Streams.
    PB92-231786/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01
WASTE MANAGEMENT
    lexicological Assessment of Hazardous Wastes.
    AD-P006 468/3/REB         92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Compendium of CERCLA ARARs  fact sheets and direc-
    tives.
    DE9200487B/REB           92-01   PC A12/MF A03

    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI)  United States and Territo-
    ries, 1987.
    PB92-100114/REB                92-01  MFS600.00

    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI)  United States and Territo-
    ries, 1988.
    PB92-100122/REB                92-01  MFS600.00

    Citizens' Guidance Manual for the Technical Assistance
    Grant Program.
    PB92-101435/REB           92-01   PC A14/MF A03

    OSWER Source Book: Training and Technology Transfer
    Resources.
    PB92-102169/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03
    Waste Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer of
    Refurbished Railcar Bearing Assemblies.
    PB92-104348/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01
    Waste Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer of
    Prototype  Printed Circuit Boards.
    PB92-104355/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01
    Waste Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer of
    Speed Reduction Equipment.
    PB92-104363/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

    Conducting RCRA Inspections at Mixed Waste Facilities.
    PB92-105196/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Opportunity Assessment:  Scott Air
    Force Base.
    PB92-10S402/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
    Community Relations during Enforcement Activities and
    Development of the Administrative  Record.
    PB92-105469/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Section 3008(h) Module Order on Consent.
    PB92-105477/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under  CERCLA:
    Aerobic Bodegradation Remedy Screening. Interim Guid-
    ance.
    PB92-109065/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under  CERCLA:
    Aerobic BkxJegradation Remedy Screening.
    PB92-109073/HEB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Running a Conference as a Clean Product. International
    Conference on Pollution  Prevention: Clean Technologies
    and Clean Products.  Held in Washington, DC  on  June
    10-13. 1990.
    PB92-109099/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Methodology for Assessing Environmental Releases of
    and Exposure to Municipal Solid Waste Combustor Re-

                               92-01
    PB92-109149/REB
                                      PC A07/MF A02

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 1.  User's
    Guide. Key Word Index.
    PB92-111715/REB                   92-01  PC E10

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 2  (9420.1980-
    9434.1900). Hazardous Waste Management System (Part
    260). General, Definitions, Petitions.
    PB92-111723/REB                   92-01  PC A13
    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 3  (9441.1980-
    9441.1986).   Identification  and  Listing  of   Hazardous
    Waste (Part 261). General.
    PB92-111731/REB                   92-01  PC A14
    RCRA Permit PoUcy Compendium. Volume 4  (9441.1987-
    9441.1990).   Identification  and  Listing  of   Hazardous
    Waste (Part 261). General.
    PB92-111749/REB                   92-01  PC A14

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 5  (9442.1980-
    9444.1986).   Identification  and  Listing  of   Hazardous
    Waste (Part  261).  Criteria for Identifying   Hazardous
    Waste, Characteristics of Hazardous Waste. Lists of Haz-
    ardous Waste.
    PB92-111756/REB                   92-01  PC A14

    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 6  (9444.1987-
    9457.1990).   Identification  and  Listing  of   Hazardous
    Waste (Part  261). Lists (Cont'd), Generator Standards
    (Part 262), General.  Pretransportation, Recordkeeping,
    Special Conditions, Importing.
    PB92-111764/REB                   92-01  PC A15
    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 7  (9460.1980-
    9482.1990). Transporter Standards  (Part 263). (TSDF's)
    (Parts  264 and 265).  TSDF  Technical Requirements
    (Parts  264 and 265).
    PB92-111772/REB                   92-01  PC A11
    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 8  (9483.1980-
    9489.1990).  TSDF Technical Requirements  (Parts 264
    and 265). Tanks, Surface  Impoundments, Waste Piles,
    Land  Treatment,  Landfills,  Incinerators, Miscellaneous
    Units.
    PB92-111780/REB                   92-01  PC A15
    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 9  (9490.1980-
    9521.1990). Standards for Managing Specific Hazardous
    Wastes (Part 266). Permitting Policies, Permitting Proce-
    dures (Parts 124 and 270).
    PB92-111798/REB                   92-01  PC A15
 RCRA  Permit   Policy   Compendium.   Volume   10
 (9522.1980-9528.1990). Permitting Procedures (Parts 124
 and  270).  Applications,  Conditions,  Changes, Interim
 Status.
 PB92-111806/REB                    92-01   PC A15

 RCRA  Permit   Policy   Compendium.   Volume   11
 (9530.1980-9581.1990). Air Emissions Standards, State
 Authorization (Part 271), Land Disposal Restrictions (Part
 268). Waste Minimization,  Subtitle D, RCRA Grant Funds.
 PB92-111B14/REB                    92-01   PC A17

 Stabilization Technologies for RCRA Corrective  Actions.
 Handbook.
 PB92-114495/HEB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 Selection of Control Technologies for  Remediation of
 Lead Battery Recycling Sites.
 PB92-114537/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

 BioTrol Soil Washing System for Treatment  of a Wood
 Preserving Site: Applications Analysis Report.
 PB92-115245/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
 System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
 1
 PB92-115310/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF  A03

 Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
 System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
 2, Part A.
 PB92-115328/HEB            92-01  PC A17/MF  A04

 Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
 System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
 2, Part B.
 PB92-115336/REB            92-01  PC A15/MF  A03

 Proceedings  of International  Workshop on Research in
 Pesticide Treatment/Disposal/Waste Minimization.  Held
 in Cincinnati,  Ohio on February 26-27, 1991.
 PB92-119940/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF  A03

 RCRA Cover Systems for Waste Management Facilities.
 PB92-120435/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF  A01

 United States Environmental Protection Agency Municipal
Waste  Combustion  Residue Solidification/Stabilization
 Evaluation Program.
 PB92-121177/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF  A01

National Survey of  Hazardous Waste Generators  and
Treatment, Storage,  Disposal, and Recycling  Facilities in
 1986. Hazardous Waste Generation and Management.
PB92-123025/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03

Soil-Air Permeability Method Evaluation.
PB92-124239/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

U.S.  EPA  SITE  Demonstration of  AWD Technologies'
AquaDetox/SVE System.
PB92-124387/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Mining  Sites on the National  Priorities  List: NPL  Site
Summary Reports. Volume  1  (Aluminum Company of
America (Vancouver Smelter)  to Cleveland Mill).
PB92-124767/REB                   92-01   PC A99

Mining  Sites on the National  Priorities  List: NPL  Site
Summary Reports. Volume 2 (Commencement Bay Near-
shore/Tideflats to Kerr McGee)  (Kress  Creek, Reed-
Keppler  Park,  Residential  Areas,  Sewage  Treatment
Plant).
PB92-124775/REB                   92-01   PC A99

Mining  Sites on the National  Priorities  List: NPL  Site
Summary Reports.  Volume  3 (Kerr-McGee Chemical
Corp. (Soda Springs Plant) to  Ormet Corp).
PB92-124783/REB                   92-01   PC A99

Mining  Sites on the National  Priorities  List: NPL  Site
Summary Reports. Volume 4 (Oronogo-Duenweg Mining
Belt to Tar Creek).
PB92-124791/REB                   92-01   PC A99

Mining  Sites on the National  Priorities  List: NPL  Site
Summary Reports. Volume 5 (Teledyne  Wah Chang to
Wayne Interim Storage Facility/W.R. Grace).
PB92-124809/REB                   92-01  PC A99

Evaluation of  Five Waste Minimization Technologies at
the General Dynamics Pomona Division Plant.
PB92-125756/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

International Symposium on Field Screening Methods for
Hazardous Wastes and  Toxic Chemicals  (2nd), Proceed-
ings. Held in Las Vegas, Nevada  on February 12-14,
 1991.
PB92-125764/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF  EOS

Lignocellulosic-Plastic Composites from Recycled Materi-
als.
PB92-126861/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Compilation of Current Practices at Land Disposal Facili-
ties:  Summary of Liner  and Leak Detection  Designs,
Action Leakage Rates, Response Action Plans, and Man-
agement of Liquids in Landfills.
 PB92-128206/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF  A02

Action Leakage Rates for  Leak  Detection Systems. (Sup-
plemental Background  Document for  the Final Double
 Liners and Leak Detection Systems Rule for Hazardous
Waste  Landfills,  Waste  Piles, and Surface Impound-
 ments).
 PB92-128214/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF  A01

 Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Photoprocessing In-
 dustry.
 PB92-129121/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF  A01

 Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Automotive Refinish-
 ing Industry.
 PB92-129139/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF  A01
 Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treat-
 ment Processes for the  Remediation of Pentachloro-
 phenol- and  Creosote-Contaminated  Materials: Solid-
 Phase Bioremediation.
 PB92-129725/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Inside the Hotline: A Compilation of 1991 Monthly Hotline
 Reports.
 PB92-131390/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 Guidelines for Asbestos NESHAP Demolition and Ren-
 ovation Inspection Procedures.
 PB92-132836/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

 Chemical Resistance of Geosynthetic Materials.
 PB92-136928/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Superfund Soils Data Management System.
 PB92-139476/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Development  of  a National  Consensus  Standard  for
 Quality Assurance for Environmental Programs.
 PB92-143783/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Quality and Environmental  Protection:  The EPA QA  Pro-
 gram.
 PB92-143791/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System.  Soft-
 ware for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 1). User Manual.
 PB92-145564/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

 Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System.  Soft-
 ware for the PC (SOW March  1990, Version 1).  User
 Manual.
 PB92-145572/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

 Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System.  Soft-
ware for the PC (Version June 1990). User Manual.
 PB92-145580/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

 Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System  Soft-
ware for the PC (SOW March  1990 Version 1).  User
 Manual.
 PB92-145598/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

 Reclamation and Redevelopment of Contaminated Land.
Volume 2. European Case Studies.
 PB92-146166/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

 State Programs Advisory Number Nine.
 PB92-149285/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E16

Control Technologies for Defunct lead Battery Recycling
Sites: Overview and Recent Developments. Volume 3.
 PB92-150416/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
PB92-150614/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF  A01

PAST: The Potential ARARs Selection Tool.
PB92-152941/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF  A01

Trace Elements, Leaching and Health Risks from Munici-
pal Waste Combustion Ash.
PB92-153311/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF  A01

Pollution Prevention Methods in  the Surface  Coating In-
dustry.
PB92-153337/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF  A01

Ten Year Review of Plastics Recycling.
PB92-153402/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF  A01

Waste Minimization for Non-Agricultural Pesticide Appli-
cators: EPA's Pollution Prevention Guide.
PB92-153774/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF  A01

Consolidated List  of Chemicals Subject  to  Reporting
under the Emergency Planning and Community Rtght-to-
Know Act.  (Title III of the Superfund  Amendments  and
Reauthorization Act of 1986).
PB92-155399/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF  A01

Multi-Media Investigation Manual.
PB92-161553/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF  A03
Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Chemical Dehalogenation.
PB92-169044/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF  A01

Chemical  Dehalogenation  Treatability  Studies  under
CERCLA: An Overview.
PB92-169275/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Proceedings on the National United States Environmental
Protection Agency Conference on Household Hazardous
Waste Management (6th). Held in Seattle. Washington on
December 3-7, 1991.
 PB92-169390/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E08

Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System.  Soft-
ware for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 2) (User Manual).
 PB92-169564/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

 Evaluation  of  the  Chemical Resistance of Geotextiles,
Geonet and Pipe.
 PB92-170562/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
 Guideline for Predictive Baseline Emissions  Estimation
 Procedures for Superfund Sites.
 PB92-171909/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
 Screening Procedures for Estimating the  Air Impacts of
 Incineration at Superfund Sites.
 PB92-171917/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
 Estimation  of Air Impacts for the Excavation of Contami-
 nated Soil.
 PB92-171925/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 Chemical  Substitution  for 1,1,1,-Trichloroethane  and
 Methanol in an Industrial Cleaning Operation.
 PB92-179886/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
KW-110
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                                                                 KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                     WASTE MANAGEMENT
Capsule Report: Acostic Monitoring to Determine the In-
tegrity of Hazardous Waste Dams.
PB92-179928/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

In situ Soil Flushing. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-180025/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Control of Air Emissions from Materials Handling  during
Remediation. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-180041/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Pollution Prevention Case Studies Compendium.
PB92-180165/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Asia Pacific Cleaner Production Conference: Cooperative
Approaches in Minimising  Hazardous  Wastes. Held in
Melbourne, Australia on February 24-27, 1992.
PB92-180173/REB            92-01   PCA02/MFA01

Asia Pacific Cleaner Production Conference: International
Legislative Trends. Held in Melbourne, Australia on Feb-
ruary 24-27, 1992.
PB92-180I81/REB            92-01   PCA02/MFA01

Technical  Resource Document: Batch-Type Procedures
for Estimating Soil Adsorption of Chemicals.
PB92-188515/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
Waste Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer of
Automotive Air Conditioning  Condensers  and Evapora-
tors.
PB92-188739/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Waste Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer of
Metal Bands, Clamps, Retainers, and Tooling.
PB92-188747/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Inspection Techniques  for  the  Fabrication of  Geomem-
brane Field Seams.
PB92-188770/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Evaluation of the Rackwitz-Fiessler Uncertainty Analysis
Method for Environmental Fate and Transport Models.
PB92-188879/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer Pro-
ducing Galvanized Steel Parts.
PB92-189695/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
Waste Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer of
Metal-Plated Display Racks.
PB92-189703/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Inactive  and Abandoned Noncoal  Mines.  Volume 1. A
Scoping Study.
PB92-190115/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume 2.  State
Reports.
PB92-190123/REB            92-01   PC A19/MF A04

Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume 3. Ap-
pendix: State Reports.
PB92-190131/REB            92-01   PC A14/MF A03
Projected Regulatory,  Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
Programs. Volume 1. Summary Report.
PB92-190156/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
Projected Regulatory,  Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
Programs. Volume 2.  State Reports of Western Gover-
nors' Association Mine Waste Task Force States.
PB92-190164/REB                   92-01  PC A99
Projected Regulatory,  Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
Programs. Volume 3. Appendix: State  Reports Interstate
Coalition on Mine Waste.
PB92-190172/REB                   92-01  PC A14
Closure of a Dioxin Incineration Facility.
PB92-191170/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Waste  Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer of
Aluminum Extrusions.
PB92-192137/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Waste  Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer of
Motor Vehicle Exterior Mirrors.
PB92-192806/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

Waste Minimization Assessment for an Aluminum Extru-
sions Manufacturer.
PB92-196393/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01
Inorganic Chemical Characterization of Water  Treatment
Plant Residuals.
PB92-198563/REB            92-04   PC A08/MF A02

Technical  Support Services for Superfund Site Remedi-
ation and RCRA Corrective Action. Third Edition.
PB92-205657/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01
System for Control of River Water Quality for the Com-
munity of Madrid Using QUAL2E.
PB92-206218/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

European  Packaging  Initiatives:  Leading  the Way on
Source Reduction.
PB92-206242/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

No  Migration  Variances to the Hazardous  Waste Land
Disposal  Prohibitions:  A Guidance Manual for  Petitioners
(July 1992).
PB92-207695/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A02
Facility Pollution Prevention Guide.
PB92-213206/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Characterizing   Heterogeneous Wastes:  Methods and
Recommendations (March 26-28, 1991).
PB92-216894/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Arsenic and Mercury  Workshop on Removal, Recovery,
Treatment and  Disposal. Abstract Proceedings. Held in
Alexandria, Virginia on August 17-20, 1992.
PB92-216944/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
Waste Minimization Opportunity Assessment Manual.
PB92-216985/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Waste  Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
Military Furniture.
PB92-217256/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

Waste Minimization Assessment for a Dairy.
PB92-217264/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

Waste  Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
Water Analysis Instrumentation.
PB92-217280/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

Waste  Reduction  Activities and Options at a  Printer of
Forms and Supplies for the Legal Profession.
PB92-217496/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

AWD Technologies Integrated AquaDetox (Trade Name)/
SVE Technology: Applications Analysis Report.
PB92-218379/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Technology Evaluation Report: Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
clone Furnace Vitrification Technology.  Volume  1.
PB92-222215/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Technology Evaluation Report: Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
clone Furnace Vitrification Technology.  Volume  2.
PB92-222223/REB            92-04   PCA15/MFA03

Tracking Toxic Substances at Industrial Facilities:  Engi-
neering Mass Balance versus Materials Accounting.
PB92-223213/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A02

Superfund  Innovative Technology  Evaluation  Program:
Technology Profiles, Fourth Edition.
PB92-224294/REB            92-04   PC A10/MF A03

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening. Quick Refer-
ence Fact Sheet.
PB92-224377/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Guidance on Site Assessment Cooperative Agreements.
PB92-224385/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Technology Demonstration Summary: Bio Trol Soil Wash-
ing System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.
PB92-224393/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
PB92-224401/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Bioremediation in the Field: An Information Update  on
Applying Bioremediation to Site Cleanup. (Number 4).
PB92-224708/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Bioremediation in the Field. An Information Update  on
Applying Bioremediation to Site Clean-Up. Number 3.
PB92-224807/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

RCRA Corrective Actions. Speaker Slide Copies.
PB92-224815/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Evaluation and Comparison of Spatial Interpolators.
PB92-227446/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Chemical Dehalogenation. Final Report.
PB92-231307/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01

Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for the Metal Finish-
ing Industry. Technology Evaluation  Report.
PB92-232214/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to  In situ Soil Flushing.
PB92-233113/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to Innovative Treatment Technologies for
Contaminated Soils, Sludges, Sediments and Debris.
PB92-235563/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to Bioventing.
PB92-235571/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

Citizen's Guide  to Using Indigenous and Exogenous
Microorganisms in Bioremediation.
PB92-235589/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

Citizen's Guide to Air Sparging.
PB92-235597/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

Evaluation   of Soil Venting Application.  Ground  Water
Issue.
PB92-235605/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Waste  Reduction Activities and Options  for  a Nuclear
Powered Electrical Generating  Station.
PB92-235654/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Waste Reduction Activities and Options for a Local Board
of Education in New Jersey.
PB92-238476/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA
Solvent Extraction. Interim Guidance.
PB92-239581/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Solvent Extraction Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
PB92-239599/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) 1987-1989,  (on CD-ROM).
PB92-500024/REB             92-01 CD-ROMS45.00

PA-Score  (Preliminary Assessment Score),  Version  1.0
(for Microcomputers).
PB92-500032/REB                   92-01  CP D02

Organic   Contract  Compliance   Screening   System
(OCCSS) Software (SOW February 1988)  (for  Microcom-
puters).
PB92-501501/REB                   92-01  CP D02

Inorganic   Contract   Compliance   Screening  System
(ICCSS) Software (SOW March 1990) (Version  1)  (for
Microcomputers).
PB92-501519/REB                   92-01  CP D02
Organic  Contract   Compliance   Screening   System
(OCCSS) Software (SOW March  1990) (Version 1) (for
Microcomputers).
PB92-501527/REB                   92-01  CP 002

Organic  Contract   Compliance   Screening   System
(OCCSS) Software  (SOW  OLM01.8 Version  January
1992) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
PB92-501535/REB                   92-01  CP D02

Consolidated List of Chemical Subject to Reporting under
the Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know
Act.  SARA  Section  302  Extremely Hazardous  Sub-
stances, CERCL Hazardous Substances and SARA Sec-
tion  313 Toxic Chemicals (Title  III, List of Lists) (for
Microcomputers).
PB92-501774/REB                   92-01  CP 002

Organic  Contract   Compliance   Screening   System
(OCCSS) Software (OLM01.8 Version 2) (for Microcom-
puters).
PB92-502202/REB                   92-04  CP O02

Progress Toward Implementing Superfund,  Fiscal  Year
1990: A Report to the Congress.
PB92-963256/REB            92-01  PC EOS/MF A04

Regional Pilot Projects and Initiatives.
PB92-963259/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01

Congressional Limits for FY  92 Alternative Remedial
Contracting   Strategy  (ARCS)   Program  Management
Costs.
PB92-963260/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01

Smart Moves in Superfund - Regional Initiatives. Volume
1, Number 1, February 1992.
PB92-963272/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Regional Pilots and Applications  of Superfund Acceler-
ated Cleanup Model (SACM).
PB92-963273/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

Identification of a Senior Superfund  Official for Address-
ing Special NPL Site-Related Issues.
PB92-963277/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

PA-Score Software, Version 1.0. Users Manual and  Tuto-
rial.
PB92-963302/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

Revision of  Policy Regarding Supertund Project  Assign-
ment between Alternative Remedial  Contracting Strategy
Contractors  and the U.S.  Army Corps of Engineers.
PB92-963327/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

Community Relations in Superfund: A Handbook.
PB92-963341/REB            92-01  PCA12/MFA03

PREscore Software. Users Manual and Tutorial. Version
1.0.
PB92-963349/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

Guide to Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes.
PB92-963353/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Guidance for Data Useabitity in Risk Assessment  (Part
A).
PB92-963356/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

Supertund  Accelerated  Cleanup Bulletin:  Presumptive
Remedies for  Wood  Treatment Facilities.   Volume 1,
Number 2, May 1992.
PB92-963361/REB            92-04 PCA01/MFA01

Guidance for Data Useability in Risk  Assessment.
PB92-963363/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Remedial Action  Report: Documentation for Operable
Unit Completion.
PB92-963364/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

FY  1992 Themes for Regional Coordination to Support
Continuous  Improvements of Superfund's  Remedial Pro-
gram.
PB92-963368/REB            92-04 PC A02/MF A01

ECO Update. Volume 1, Number  3.  The Role of Natural
Resource Trustees in the Supertund  Process.
PB92-963369/REB            92-04 PC A03/MF A01

ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 4. Developing  a  Work
Scope for Ecological Assessments.
PB92-963370/REB            92-04 PC A03/MF A01

Supertund  Accelerated  Cleanup Bulletin.  Volume  1,
Number 3. Presumptive Remedies.
PB92-963371/REB            92-04 PCA01/MFA01

Understanding Supertund Risk Assessment.
PB92-963372/REB            92-04 PC A02/MF A01

Supplemental Guidance  to RAGS:  Calculating the Con-
centration Term. Volume 1, Number  1, May 1992.
PB92-963373/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Supertund Emergency Response  Actions:  A Summary of
Federally-Funded Removals. Fifth Annual Report -  Fiscal
Year 1990.
PB92-963403/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Compendium of ERT Field Analytical Procedures.
PB92-963405/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Compendium of ERT Air Sampling Procedures.
PB92-963406/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

CERCLA Notifications: Emergency Response Notification
System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
 PB92-963411/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 Overview of ERNS: Emergency Response Notification
System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
 PB92-963412/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
    Analysis of State Superfund Programs:  50-State Study.
    1991 Update.
    PB92-963418/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Guide to Removal Enforcement.
    PB92-963419/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Notification Requirements for  Continuous Releases of
    Hazardous Substances.
    PB92-963422/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Overview of the Off-Site Policy for OSCs and RPMs.
    PB92-963603/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Guidance on  Preparing  Waste-in Lists  and Volumetric
    Rankings for Release to Potentially  Responsible Parties
    (PRPs) under CERCLA.
    PB92-963606/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Middle-
    town Air Field Site, Middletown, PA. (Second Remedial
    Action), December 1990.
    PB92-963904/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 3): Heller-
    town  Manufacturing  Company,  Hellertown  Borough.
    Northampton County, PA. (First Remedial  Action), Sep-
    tember 1991.
    PB92-963905/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hebelka
    Auto Salvage Yard, Weisenber Township, Lehigh County,
    PA. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963906/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Domey
    Road  Landfill  Site,  Upper Macungie Township,  Lehigh
    County, PA. (Second Remedial Action) September 1991.
    PB92-963907/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
WASTE MINIMIZATION
    Industrial  Pollution  Prevention  Opportunities  for  the
    1990s.
    PB91-220376/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Guides to  Pollution Prevention: The  Fiberglass-Rein-
    forced and Composite Plastics  Industry.
    PB91-227967/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Guides to Pollution  Prevention: The Pharmaceutical In-
    dustry.
    PB92-100080/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
    Refurbished Railcar Bearing Assemblies.
    PB92-104348/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01
    Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
    Prototype Printed Circuit Boards.
    PB92-104355/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
    Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
    Speed Reduction Equipment.
    PB92-104363/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
    Printed Labels.
    PB92-104371/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Waste Minimization Opportunity  Assessment  Scott Air
    Force Base.
    PB92-105402/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Waste Reduction Technology Evaluations of the U.S
    EPA WRITE Program.
    PB92-108133/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Evaluation of Five Waste Minimization  Technologies at
    the General Dynamics Pomona Division Plant
    PB92-125756/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Photoprocessing In-
    dustry.
    PB92-129121/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Automotive Refinish-
    ing Industry.
    PB92-129139/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Achievements  in  Source  Reduction and  Recycling for
    Ten Industries in the United States.
    PB92-137470/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Waste Minimization for Non-Agricultural Pesticide Appli-
    cators: EPA's Pollution Prevention Guide.
    PB92-153774/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Pollution Prevention Case Studies Compendium.
    PB92-180165/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Asia Pacific Cleaner Production Conference: Cooperative
    Approaches in  Minimising  Hazardous  Wastes. Held in
    Melbourne. Australia on February 24-27, 1992.
    PB92-180173/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
    Automotive  Air  Conditioning Condensers  and Evapora-
    tors.
    PB92-1S8739/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
    Metal Bands, Damps, Retainers, and Tooling.
    PB92-188747/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Pro-
    ducing Galvanized Steel Parts.
    PB92-189695/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
    Metal-Plated Display Racks.
    P892-189703/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
    Aluminum Extrusions.
    PB92-192137/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
    Motor Vehicle Exterior Mirrors
    PB92-192806/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
    Waste  Minimization Assessment for  a Printed  Circuit
    Board Manufacturer.
    PB92-196344/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Waste  Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Commercial Ice Machines and Ice Storage Bins.
    PB92-196351/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Waste  Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Permanent-Magnet DC Electric Motors.
    PB92-196369/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Waste  Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Sheet Metal Cabinets and Precision Metal Parts.
    PB92-196377/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Waste  Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Can-Manufacturing Equipment.
    PB92-196385/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for an Aluminum Extru-
    sions Manufacturer.
    PB92-196393/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer Pro-
    ducing Treated Wood Products.
    PB92-196401/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

    Modifications to  Reduce Drag  Out  at a Printed  Circuit
    Board Manufacturer.
    PB92-198555/REB            92-04   PCA03/MFA01

    Waste  Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Chemicals.
    PB92-203595/REB            92-01   PC  A02/MF A01

    European Packaging Initiatives: Leading  the Way on
    Source  Reduction.
    PB92-206242/REB            92-04   PC  A02/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Opportunity Assessment Manual.
    PB92-216985/REB            92-04   PC  A06/MF A02

    Waste  Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Military  Furniture.
    PB92-217256/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Dairy.
    PB92-217264/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Components for Automobile Air Conditioners.
    PB92-217272/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Waste Reduction Activities and Options at a  Printer of
    Forms and Supplies for the Legal Profession.
    PB92-217496/REB            92-04  PC  A02/MF A01

    Pollution Prevention Opportunity Assessment  Histology
    Laboratory Xylene Use. Fort Carson, Colorado.
    PB92-228436/REB            92-04  PC  A05/MF A01

    Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for the  Metal Finish-
    ing Industry.  Technology Evaluation Report.
    PB92-232214/REB            92-04  PC  A04/MF A01

    Waste Reduction Activities and Options for  a Nuclear
    Powered Electrical Generating Station.
    PB92-235654/REB            92-04  PC  A02/MF A01

    Waste Reduction Activities and Options for a Local Board
    of Education in New Jersey.
    PB92-238476/REB            92-04  PC  A02/MF A01

WASTE PAPERS
    Reclaiming Fiber from Newsprint Dry Methods.
    PB92-153949/REB            92-01  PC  A03/MF A01
WASTE PROCESSING
    Volatile Emissions from Stabilization/Solidification of Haz-
    ardous Waste.
    PB92-217371/REB            92-04  PC  A03/MF A01
WASTE RECYCLING
    States' Efforts to Promote Lead-Acid Battery Recycling.
    PB92-119965/REB            92-01  PC  A04/MF A01

    Achievements in  Source Reduction and  Recycling for
    Ten Industries in  the United States.
    PB92-137470/REB            92-01  PC  A04/MF A01

    Ten Year Review of Plastics Recycling.
    PB92-153402/REB            92-01   PC  A03/MF A01

    Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
    Distillation: Technology Evaluation Report.
    PB92-153444/REB            92-01   PC  A05/MF A01

    Reclaiming Fiber from Newsprint Dry Methods.
    PB92-153949/REB            92-01  PC  A03/MF A01

    Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
    Can-Manufacturing Equipment.
    P892-196385/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

    European Packaging Initiatives: Leading  the Way on
    Source  Reduction.
    P892-206242/REB            92-04   PC  A02/MF A01

WASTE STORAGE
    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 4): Charles
    Macon  Lagoon and Drum Storage, Richmond County,
    Cordova, NC. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964023/REB            92-04   PC  A07/MF A02

WASTE TIRES
    Burning Tires for Fuel and Tire Pyrolysis: Air Implications.
    PB92-145358/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

WASTE TREATMENT
    Biological Treatment of  Wood  Preserving  Site Ground-
    water by BioTrol, Inc. Applications Analysis Report.
    PB91-227983/REB            92-01   PC  A04/MF A01

    Pilot-Scale Incineration  of  Contaminated Soil from the
    Purity Oil Sales and McColl Superfund Sites.
    PB92-105857/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
Fate of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) in Soil Follow-
ing Stabilization with Quicklime.
PB92-114487/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Selection of Control  Technologies for  Remediation of
Lead Battery Recycling Sites.
PB92-114537/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

Proceedings of International Workshop  on  Research in
Pesticide Treatment/Disposal/Waste Minimization. Held
in Cincinnati. Ohio on February 26-27, 1991.
PB92-119940/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

U.S. EPA Program for Evaluation of Treatment and Utili-
zation  Technologies for  Municipal Waste  Combustion
Residues.
PB92-121185/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Comparison of Five Solidification/Stabilization Processes
for Treatment of Municipal Waste Combustion Residues.
Part 1.  Physical Testing.
PB92-121193/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Comparison  of Solidification/Stabilization Processes for
Treatment of Municipal  Waste Combustion Residues.
Part 2.  Leaching Properties.
PB92-121201/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Prospects for In situ Chemical Treatment for Contaminat-
ed Soil.
PB92-126929/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Evaluation of Waste Stabilized  by  the  Soliditech SITE
Technology.
PB92-136878/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Demonstration of Microfiltration Technology.
PB92-136936/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA SITE Demonstration of the Horsehead Resource
Development Company Flame Reactor Technology.
PB92-139401/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Methodologies for Evaluating In situ Bioremediation of
Chlorinated Solvents.
PB92-146943/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Best Demonstrated Available Technology (BOAT) Back-
ground  Document for  Quality Assurance/Quality Control
Procedures and Methodology.
PB92-149277/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Control Technologies for Defunct lead Battery Recycling
Sites: Overview and Recent Developments. Volume 3.
PB92-150416/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's SITE Emerging
Technology  Program: 1991 Update.
PB92-150663/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Developments in  Chemical Treatment of Contaminated
Soil.
PB92-152933/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Technical Implementation  Document for EPA's Boiler and
Industrial Furnace Regulations.
PB92-154947/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

Exposure and Release Estimations  for Filter Press and
Tray Dryer Operations Based on Pilot Plant Data.
PB92-158450/REB            92-01   PC A14/MF A03

Annual  Risk Reduction Engineering Laboratory Research
Symposium  (18th) Abstract Proceedings. Held in Cincin-
nati. Ohio on April 14-16, 1992.
PB92-166859/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

Innovative Treatment Technologies: Semi-Annual Status
Report. (Third Edition).
PB92-173210/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Innovative Treatment Technologies:  Overview and Guide
to Information Sources.
PB92-179001/REB            92-01   PC A20/MF A04

Demonstration of Waste Treatment Technologies.
PB92-179670/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Air Stripping of Aqueous Solutions. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-180033/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Granular Activated Carbon Treatment. Engineering Bulle-
tin.
PB92-180058/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Chemical Oxidation Treatment. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-180066/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Solidification/Stabilization: Is It Always Appropriate.
PB92-191188/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Vitrification  Technologies  for Treatment of Hazardous
and Radioactive Waste.
PB92-201110/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Horsehead Resource Development Company, Inc. Flame
Reactor Technology: Applications Analysis Report.
PB92-213214/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Causes and Control of  Activated  Sludge  Bulking  and
Foaming.
PB92-216977/REB                    92-04   PC A05

Hazardous  Waste  Degradation  by  Wood Degrading
Fungi.
PB92-217082/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Technology  Evaluation Report: The  Carver-Greenfield
Process, Dehydro-Tech Corporation
PB92-217462/REB            92-04   PCA11/MFA03

Forum  on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Tech-
nologies (3rd): Domestic and International. Held in Dallas.
Texas on June 11-13, 1991. Technical Papers.
PB92-219732/REB            92-04   PC A22/MF A04
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                                                                  KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                                       WATER DISTRIBUTION
Vendor  Information  System for Innovative Treatment
Technologies. User Manual (VISITT Version 1.0). Number
PB92-221647/REB
                            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
Supercritical Water Oxidation: Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-224088/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Superfund  Innovative  Technology Evaluation  Program:
Progress  and Accomplishments, Fiscal  Year  1990.  A
Fourth Report to Congress.
PB92-224799/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Technology Evaluation Report: Site Program Demonstia-
tion of a Trial Excavation at the McColl Supertund Site.
PB92-226448/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03
Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Soil Vapor  Extraction, Interim Guidance.
PB92-227271/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Technology Evaluation Report:  Ogden  Circulating  Bed
Combustor at the McColl Supertund Site.
PB92-227289/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Removal of Creosote from Soil by Bioslurry Reactors.
PB92-227339/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Radioactive Site Remediation  Technologies  Seminar.
Speaker Slide Copies.
PB92-231174/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
Soil Vapor  Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
PB92-231281/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Chemical   Dehalogenation  Treatability  Studies  under
CERCLA: An Overview.
PB92-231299/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
Retech, Inc., Plasma  Centrifugal Furnace:  Applications
Analysis Report.
PB92-231315/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Development Document for Interim Final and Proposed
Effluent  Limitations  Guidelines  and   Proposed   New
Source Performance Standards  for the Bleached  Kraft,
Groundwood, Sulfite, Soda, Deink, and  Non-Integrated
Paper Mills. Point Source Category. Volume 2. Sections 8
- 15.
PB92-231562/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

Guidance  Manual for Pulp,  Paper, and  Paperboard and
Builders' Paper and Board Mills Pretreatment Standards.
PB92-231638/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Development Document for Interim Final and Proposed
Effluent  Limitations  Guidelines  and   Proposed   New
Source Performance Standards  for the Bleached  Kraft,
Groundwood. Sulfite,  Soda, Deink and  Non-Integrated
Paper Mills. Volume 1. Segment of the Pulp, Paper, and
Paperboard. Point Source Category. Group 1. Phase 2.
PB92-231869/REB            92-04  PC A20/MF A04
Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
tions Guidelines  and Proposed New Source Performance
Standards  for the Calcium Carbide Segment of the Fer-
roally Manufacturing. Point Source Category. Group 1,
Phase 2.
PB92-231919/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01
Guidance  Document for  Effluent Discharges from  the
Auto and Olher Laundries. Point Source Category.
PB92-231927/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A03

Guidance Development Document for Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and  New Source Performance Standards for
the Concrete Products. Point Source Category.
PB92-231943/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
Standards  for the Explosives Manufacturing. Point Source
Category. Group 2.
PB92-231950/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
Standards  for the Raw Cane Sugar Processing. Segment
of the Sugar Processing. Point Source Category. Group
1, Phase 2.
PB92-231968/REB            92-04  PC A14/MF A03

Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for Control of Polychlorinated
Biphenyls  in the Deink Subcategory of the Pulp, Paper
and Paperboard. Point Source Category.
PB92-2319B4/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Developmental  Document for Effluent Limitations Guide-
lines and  New  Source  Performance Standards for the
Other Non-Fertilizer Phosphate Chemicals Segment of
the  Phosphate  Manufacturing.  Point Source  Category.
Group 1, Phase 2.
PB92-231992/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines  and  Standards for  the  Shipbuilding  and
Repair. Point Source Category.
PB92-232032/REB           92-04   PC AOT/MF A02

Development Document  for Effluent Limitations Guide-
lines and  Standards for the Gum and Wood Chemicals
Manufacturing. Point Source Category.
PB92-232040/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03
Guide for  the Application of Effluent Limitations Guide-
lines for the Petroleum Refining Industry.
PB92-232057/REB           92-04   PCA11/MFA03
Development Document for Interim  Final and  Proposed
Effluent Limitations Guidelines and New Source Perform-
ance Standards for the Fruits, Vegetables and Special-
ties. Segment of the  Canned and Preserved Fruits and
Vegetables. Point Source Category.
PB92-232065/REB            92-04   PC A23/MF A04
    Preliminary Data Summary for the Wood Preserving Seg-
    ment of the  Timber  Products Processing  Point Source
    Category.
    PB92-232156/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02
    Contaminants and Remedial Options at Wood Preserving
    Sites.
    PB92-232222/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02
    Bioremediation Case Studies: Abstracts.
    PB92-232347/REB            92-04   PC A12/MF A03
    Procuring Innovative Technologies at Remedial Sites: O's
    and A's and Case Studies.
    PB92-232388/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
    Citizen's Guide to Thermal Desorption.
    PB92-232396/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01
    Citizen's Guide to  How Innovative Treatment  Technol-
    ogies Are Being Successfully Applied at Supertund Sites.
    PB92-233071/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

    Citizen's Guide to Solvent Extraction.
    PB92-233089/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

    Superfund  Innovative  Technology Evaluation  Program:
    Spring Update to the Technology Profiles. Fourth Edition.
    PB92-233121/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Tech-
    nologies (3rd): Domestic and International. Held in Dallas,
    Texas on June 11-13, 1991.  Abstract Proceedings.
    PB92-233881/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01

    Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  (SITE):
    Demonstration Bulletin. Flame  Reactor, Horsehead Re-
    source Development Company, Inc.
    PB92-235613/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01
    Rotating Biological Contactors. Engineering  Bulletin.
    PB92-235936/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Andrew W. Breidenbach Environmental Research Center
    Small Systems Resource Directory.
    PB92-239565/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Guide to Principal Threat and Low Level Threat Wastes.
    PB92-963345/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01
    Summary of  Treatment Technology  Effectiveness  for
    Contaminated Soil.
    PB92-963351/REB            92-01   PC A23/MF A04

WASTE UTILIZATION
    U.S. EPA Program for Evaluation  of Treatment  and Utili-
    zation Technologies  for  Municipal  Waste Combustion
    Residues.
    PB92-121185/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Waste Combustion System Analysis.
    PB92-125418/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
    Current Status of ADVACATE  Process for  Flue Gas De-
    sulfurization (Journal Article).
    PB92-150622/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Potential Uses of Phosphogypsum and Associated Risks.
    Background Information Document.
    PB92-196054/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

WASTE WATER
    Separation of  Hazardous Organics   by Low  Pressure
    Membranes:  Treatment of Soil-Wash  Rinse-Water Lea-
    chates.
    PB92-153436/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

WASTE WATER REUSE
    Cape  Cod   Waste  Water  Renovation and  Retrieval
    System, a  Study of Water Treatment  and Conservation
    First Year of Operation.
    PB92-174408/REB            92-01   PC A10VMF A03
WASTE WATER TREATMENT
    Toxicity Reduction Evaluation at a Municipal Wastewater
    Treatment Plant Using Mutagenicity as  an Endpoint.
    PB92-232834/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01
WASTES (INDUSTRIAL)
    Developing Sediments Quality Standards: Comprehensive
    Sediment Management in Puget Sound.
    AD-P006 465/9/REB          92-01   PC A03/MF A01

WATER
    Leaf Photosynthetic and Water Relations Responses for
    'Valencia' Orange Trees Exposed to  Oxidant Air  Pollu-
    tion.
    PB92-153857/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Physical and Chemical Characterization of Indoor Aero-
    sols Resulting  from the Use  of  Tap  Water  in Portable
    Home Humidifiers.
    PB92-188937/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Prediction of Octanol/Water Partition  Coefficient  (K  sub
    ow) with Algorithmically Derived Variables.
    PB92-217348/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Supercritical Water Oxidation: Engineering Bulletin.
    PB92-224088/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

WATER ANALYSIS
    Determination  of alpha-emitting  nuclides  of  plutonium,
    americium  and curium in environmental materials: Pt. 1.
    Sea water.
    DE92614732/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Application of  Multispectral Techniques to the Precise
    Identification of Aldehydes in the Environment.
    PB92-101419/REB            92-01    PC A02/MF A01

    Multispectral Identification of Alkyl and Chloroalkyl Phos-
    phates from an Industrial Effluent.
    PB92-124353/REB            92-01    PC A02/MF A01

    Influence of  Experimental Conditions  on the Liquid Sec-
    ondary Ion Mass Spectra of Sulfonated Azo Dyes.
    PB92-124361/REB            92-01    PC A02/MF A01
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells.
    PB92-168509/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells:  Analytical Method 1 - Ni-
    trogen/Phosphorous Pesticides  and  Analytical Method  3
    - Chlorinated Acid Herbicides.
    PB92-168517/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Quality Assurance Plan for the National Pesticide Survey
    of Drinking  Water Wells:  Analytical Method  2 - Chlorinat-
    ed Pesticides.
    PB92-168525/REB                    92-04  PC A08

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 5  -
    Methyl Carbamates.
    PB92-168541/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 6,
    PB92-168558/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 7 - Fu-
    migants.
    PB92-168566/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells:  Analytical Method 9 - Ni-
    trate and Nitrite.
    PB92-168574/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells Referee Analyses for An-
    alytical Method 2 - Organochlorine Pesticides, Analytical
    Method 4 - Carbamates, Method 5  - Methylcarbamates,
    Method 7 -  Fumigants, and Method 9 - Nitrate/Nitrite.
    PB92-168582/RES            92-04  PCA1t/MFA03

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1.
    PB92-168590/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 3.
    PB92-168608/'R£B            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells:  Analytical Method 6 -
    Ethylene Thiourea.
    PB92-168616/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Survey of
    Pesticides in Drinking Water Wells:  Well  Sampling,  Data
    Collection and Processing.
    PB92-168632/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Survey  Statistics,  Data
    Collection and Processing.
    PB92-168640/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Comparison of Methods for Determination of Dissolved
    Inorganic Carbon (DIC).
    PB92-179712/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Comprehensive Evaluation of a Field Test Kit for Lead.
    PB92-179720/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Application of Modified Aluminon and GFAAS Methods to
    Beryllium Determination in Drinking Water.
    PB92-180199/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Ozonation/Post-Chlorination of Humic Acid: A Model for
    Predicting Drinking Water Disinfection By-Products.
    PB92-180280/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Methods for the Determination of Nonconventional Pesti-
    cides in Municipal and Industrial Wastewater.
    PB92-190289/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E08

    Waste Minimization Assessment  for a  Manufacturer of
    Water Analysis Instrumentation.
    PB92-217280/REB            92-04 PC A01/MF A01

WATER CHEMISTRY
    Analysis and Interpretation of Zooplankton  Samples Col-
    lected during Phase 2 of the Eastern Lake Survey.
    PB92-136829/REB            92-01  PC A14/MF A03

    Acidic Episodes in Surface Waters in Europe.
    PB92-188853/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Direct/Delayed  Response  Project:  Future  Effects  of
    Long-Term Sulfur Deposition on Stream Chemistry in the
    Mid-Appalachian Region  of the Eastern United States.
    PB92-232370/REB            92-04  PC A18/MF A04

WATER CONSERVATION
    Cape  Cod Waste  Water Renovation  and  Retrieval
    System,  a  Study  of Water Treatment and Conservation
    First Year of Operation.
    PB92-174408/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

WATER CURRENTS
    Approach to Calculating  Wind-Driven Currents and Trans-
    port of  Substances in  Unstratified  Water  Bodies  Using
    Curvilinear Coordinates.
    PB92-232966/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

WATER CURTAINS
    Storage of Combined Sewage in a Marine Waterbody.
    PB92-158542/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Demonstration of  in-Receiving Water Storage  of  Com-
    bined Sewer Overflows: In a  Marine/Estuarine  Environ-
    ment by the Flow Balance Method.
    PB92-158575/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

WATER DISTRIBUTION
    Field-Testing Distribution Water Quality Models.
    PB92-113182/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
    Standardized Costs for Water Supply Distribution Sys-
    tems.
    PB92-141290/REB           92-01  PCA15/MFA03

    Drinking Water Systems: Three Approaches to Improve
    Mobile Home Park Compliance.
    PB92-164714/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Handbook of State Management Practices, July 1984.
    PB92-164755/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Standardized Costs for Water Supply  Distribution  (for
    Microcomputers)
    PB92-501436/REB                   92-01   CP D02

WATER DISTRIBUTION (APPLIED)
    Manual of Small Public Water Supply Systems.
    PB92-117936/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Manual of Individual and Non-Public Water Supply Sys-
    tems.
    PB92-117944/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

    Your Drinking Water: From Source to Tap EPA Regula-
    tions and Guidance.
    PB92-140599/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

WATER FLOW
    Ground Water Models: Scientific and Regulatory Applica-
    tions.
    PB92-224138/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03

    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations.  Book 3: Estuaries.  Part 1:  Estuaries and
    Waste Load Allocation Models.
    PB92-231729/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations.  Book 3: Estuaries. Part 2: Application of Es-
    tuarine Waste Load Allocation Models.
    PB92-231737/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations.  Book 3: Estuaries. Part 3:  Use of Mixing
    Zone Models in Estuanne Waste Load Allocations.
    PB92-231745/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations  Book 3: Estuaries. Part 4: Critical Review of
    Estuanne WLA Modeling.
    P892-231752/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

WATER MANAGEMENT
    Characteristics  of  Successful   Riparian  Restoration
    Projects in the Pacific Northwest.
    PB92-196039/RE8           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Application  of Dye-Tracing Techniques  lor Determining
    Solute-Transport Characteristics  of  Ground Water  in
    Karst Terranes.
    PB92-231356/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

WATER MANAGEMENT (APPLIED)
    Trends and  Patterns in Section 404 Permitting Requiring
    Compensatory  Mitigation  in  Oregon and Washington.

    PB92-153907/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

WATER POLLUTANTS
    Benzene Groundwater Exposure Study, Nesmith,  South
    Carolina.
    PB92-123801/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Development of Predictive  Structure-Biodegradatxxi  Re-
    lationship Models with the Use of Respirometncalty Gen-
    erated Biokinetic Data.
    PB92-191196/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WATER POLLUTION
    Update on  Implementation  of the Oil  Pollution Act of
    1990. Volume 1, Number 4, September 1991.
    PB91-921374/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Quantitative Assessment of the Effects of Metals on Mi-
    crobial Degradation of Organic Chemicals.
    PB92-101385/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Regtospecffic  Dechlorination of  Pentachkxophenol  by
    Dichlorophenol-Adapted Microorganisms in  Freshwater,
    Anaerobic Sediment Slurries.
    PB92-101674/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Monitoring Guidelines to Evaluate Effects of Forestry Ac-
    tivities on Streams in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
    PB92-104520/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

    Permit Tracking System (PTS): A User's Manual.
    PB92-105659/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Modeling of Nonpoint Source Water Quality in Urban and
    Non-urban Areas.
    PB92-109115/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Evaluating Created Wetlands through Comparisons with
    Natural Wetlands
    PB92-111566/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Evaluation of Sorption Models in the Simulation of Naph-
    thalene Transport Through Saturated Soils.
    PB92-113190/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Performance Evaluations  of  Pump-and-Treat  Remedi-
    ations.
    PB92-114461/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Mercury Deposition and Sources for the Upper Great
    Lakes Region
    PB92-120500/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Three Case Studies of Lake Temperature and Stratifica-
    tion Response to Warmer Climate.
    PB92-121391/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Estimation of  Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Parti-
    tion Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes. Part 1.  Relationship
    between Solubility and Partition Coefficient.
    PB92-124320/HEB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Parti-
tion Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes. Part  2. Reverse-
Phase High Performance Liquid Chromatography.
PB92-124338/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Regional Patterns and Local Variability of Dry and Occult
Deposition Strongly Influence Sulfate  Concentrations in
Maine Lakes.
PB92-136951/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Seminar Publication: Nonpoint Source Watershed  Work-
shop.  Held in New Orleans,  Louisiana,  January 29-31,
1991.
PB92-137504/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

Abiotic Transformations of Pesticides  in  Natural Waters
and Sediments.
PB92-1504B1/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Sunlight-Induced Oxidation  and Reduction  of Organic
Xenobiotics in Water, 1992.
PB92-150499/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Bacterial Transport through Homogeneous Soil.
PB92-153329/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Trends and Patterns in Section 404 Permitting Requiring
Compensatory  Mitigation in  Oregon  and Washington,
USA.
PB92-153907/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Nitrate Occurence in  U.S. Waters (and  Related  Ques-
tions). A Reference Summary of Published Sources from
an Agricultural Perspective.
PB92-155696/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Transport of Inorganic Colloids through  Natural Aquifer
Material: Implications for Contaminant Transport.
PB92-158690/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Stability and Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Con-
taminated Aquifer Material.
PB92-164839/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Application of  MINTEQA2 to  the Speciation  of Contami-
nants at Globe, Arizona.
PB92-166602/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

QSARs for Predicting Biotic and Abiotic Reductive Trans-
formation Rate Constants of  Halogenated Hydrocarbons
in Anoxic Sediment Systems.
PB92-166792/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

QSARs  for Predicting Reductive  Transformation  Rate
Constants  of  Halogenated Aromatic  Hydrocarbons in
Anoxic Sediment Systems.
PB92-166800/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Reductive Transformations of Halogenated Aromatic Hy-
drocarbons in Anaerobic Water-Sediment  Systems: Kinet-
ics. Mechanisms and Products.
PB92-166818/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Bioaccumulation of Contaminants in Crabs and Clams in
Bellingham Bay.
PB92-166867/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Reference Area Performance Standards for Puget Sound.
PB92-166917/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

Report of the Great Lakes Air Toxics Research Priorities
Workshop. Held at Navarre, Minnesota on March  11-13,
1991.
PB92-166933/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Modeling  Contaminant  Transport through   Subsurface
Systems.
PB92-17911B/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Leaking Underground  Storage Tanks and Health: Under-
standing Health Risks from Petroleum Contamination.
PB92-184969/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Surface-Charge Repulsive Effects on the  Mobility of Inor-
ganic  Colloids in Surface Systems. Annual  Colloid  and
Surface Science Symposium (65th).  Held  in Norman,
Oklahoma on June 17-19, 1991.
PB92-191139/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Multiphase Chemical Transport in Porous  Media.
PB92-20S640/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Predicting  the Precipitation  of Acid and  Direct Dyes in
Natural Waters.
PB92-206200/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Temperature and Conductivity Modeling  for  the Buffalo
River.
PB92-206226/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Status Report on Planktonic Cyanobacteria  (Blue-Green
Algae) and Their Toxins.
PB92-206259/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

New Two-Phase Flow and Transport Model with Inter-
phase Mass Exchange.
PB92-206564/REB            92-04 PC A03/MF A01

Methods for the Determination of  Organic Compounds in
Drinking Water. Supplement 2.
PB92-207703/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

Optimal Adaptive  Local  Grid Refinement Approach to
Modeling Contaminant Transport.
PB92-217314/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Chesapeake Bay Basin Comprehensive List of Toxic Sub-

PB92-221373/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Ground Water  and  Soil Contamination Remediation:
Toward Compatible Science,  Policy,  and Public Percep-
tion. Report on a Colloquium Sponsored by the Water
Science  and Technology  Board, Colloquium 5  of   a
Series.
PB92-224179/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03
    Ground-Water Issue: The Effects of Well Casing Material
    on Ground Water-Quality.
    PB92-224724/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Pesticides and Ground-Water Strategy.
    PB92-225051/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Pesticides in Drinking-Water Wells.
    PB92-225069/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Metals in Ground Water: Sampling Artifacts  and Repro-
    ducibility.
    PB92-227479/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Application of Dye-Tracing Techniques for Determining
    Solute-Transport  Characteristics of Ground Water  in
    Karst Terranes.
    PB92-231356/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Contaminated Sediments: Relevant Statutes and  EPA
    Program Activities.
    PB92-231547/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
   naging
Making Processes.
PB92-231653/REB
                                       EPA   Decision-

                               92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Special Interest Group (SIG) Forum for Fish Consumption
    Risk Management. User's Manual, v.1.0: A Division of the
    Nonpoint Source Information Exchange Computer Bulle-
    tin Board System (NPS BBS).
    PB92-231687/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Supplement of Development Document  Effluent Limita-
    tions,  Guidelines  New Source  Performance  Standards
    Reprint for the Renderer  Segment of the Meat Products
    and Rendering. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232008/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Fundamentals of Ground-Water Modeling. Ground Water
    Issue.
    PB92-232354/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Direct/Delayed  Response  Project:  Future  Effects  of
    Long-Term Sulfur Deposition on  Stream Chemistry in the
    Mid-Appalachian Region of the Eastern United States.
    PB92-232370/REB           92-04  PC A18/MF A04

    Role of Property-Reactivity  Relationships in Meeting the
    EPA's  Needs for Environmental Fate  Constants.
    PB92-232941/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Searching for a Water  Supply Connection in the Cabool,
    Missouri Disease Outbreak of 'Escherichia coli' 0157:H7.
    PB92-235662/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Permit Tracking System  (PTS),  Version  1.0 (for Micro-
    computers).
    PB92-500347/REB                   92-01   CP DOS

    EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Publications Bib-
    liography, Quarterly Abstract Bulletin.
    PB92-904200/REB                92-01  Subscription

    Overview  of ERNS: Emergency Response  Notification
    System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
    PB92-963412/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Oil  Notifications:  Emergency  Response  Notification
    System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
    PB92-963413/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Naval Air
    Engineering Center, (Operable  Unit 4).  Lakehurst,  NJ.
    (Third  Remedial Action), September 1 991 .
    PB92-963832/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT
    Developing Sediments Quality Standards:  Comprehensive
    Sediment Management in Puget Sound
    AD-P006 465/9/REB         92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Guides to  Pollution  Prevention:  The  Fiberglass-Rein-
    forced and Composite Plastics Industry.
    PB91-227967/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Regional Assessment of  Aquifer Vulnerability and Sensi-
    tivity in the Conterminous United States.
    PB92-100148/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

    Toxicity of  Chlorine and Ammonia to Aquatic Life: Chem-
    istry, Water Quality Criteria, Recent  Research, and  Rec-
    ommended Future Research.
    PB92-108091/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Quality Assurance Project Plan: Tampa, Florida Wetlands
    Study.
    PB92-122761/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Summary of Phase II Regulations: National Primary Drink-
    ing Water Regulation for 38 Inorganic and Synthetic Or-
    ganic Chemicals.
    PB92-122969/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Construction, Monitoring, and Performance of Two  Soil
    Liners.
    PB92-124049/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Drinking Water Research Division's Research Activities in
    Support of EPA's Regulatory Agenda.
    PB92-124197/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Formation of Disinfection By-Products.
    PB92-124221/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Modeling Studies for Planning: The Green Bay Project.
    PB92-136944/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Study  of State Operator Certification  Programs.
    PB92-137199/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Protecting Our Drinking Water from Microbes.
    PB92-140581/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Your Drinking Water: From Source  to  Tap EPA Regula-
    tions and Guidance.
    PB92-140599/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                               WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
   Safe Drinking Water Act: 1986 Amendments.
   PB92-140607/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Manual for  the Certification  of  Laboratories Analyzing
   Drinking Water. Criteria and  Procedures Quality Assur-
   ance. Third Edition. Change 1.
   PB92-150390/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Separation of  Hazardous  Orgamcs  by  Low Pressure
   Membranes: Treatment of  Soil-Wash Rinse-Water Lea-
   chates.
   PB92-153436/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

   Development Document for Best Available Technology,
   Pretreatment Technology, and New Source Performance
   Technology  for the Pesticide Chemical  Industry. Pro-
   posed. (Pesticide Chemicals Manufacturing Category Ef-
   fluent  Limitations  Guidelines, Pretreatment   Standards,
   and New Source Performance Standards).
   PB92-173541/REB           92-01  PCA21/MFA04

   Combined  Sewer  Overflow:  Balancing Flow for CSO
   Abatement.
   PB92-179761/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Oregon, USA,  Ecological Regions and Subregions for
   Water Quality Management.
   PB92-1B0348/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Report to Congress on Ocean Dumping, 1987-1990.
   PB92-1BB663/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
   Characteristics  of  Successful
   Projects in the Pacific Northwest
   PB92-196039/REB           92-04
                              Riparian   Restoration

                                  PC A04/MF A01

Office of  Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds  Publica-

                           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
   tons.
   PB92-224310/REB
   Watershed Protection Approach: An Overview.
   PB92-224732/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Protecting the Nation's Ground Water: EPA's Strategy tor
   the 1990s: The Final Report of the EPA Ground-Water
   Task Force.
   PB92-224765/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
   Development Document for Effluent Limitations Guide-
   lines and Standards and Pretreatment Standards for the
   Steam Electric: Point Source Category.
   PB92-226422/REB           92-04  PC A99/MF A06

   Citizen  Monitoring: Recommendations to Public  Water
   System Users.
   PB92-227255/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

   Citizen Monitoring: Recommendations to Household Well
   Users.
   PB92-227263/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
WATER POLLUTION ABATMENT
   OPA Q's and A's: Overview of the Oil Pollution Act of
   1990.
   PB92-963348/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
   Regional Assessment of Aquifer Vulnerability and  Sensi-
   tivity in the Conterminous United States.
   PB92-100148/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

   Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
   Refurbished Railcar Bearing Assemblies.
   PB92-104348/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
   Prototype Printed Circuit Boards.
   PB92-1043SS/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
   Speed Reduction Equipment.
   PB92-104363/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
   Printed Labels.
   PB92-104371/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Uncertainties in Nitrogen Mass Loadings in Coastal Wa-
   tersheds.
   PB92-108075/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Watershed Nitrogen Management:  Upper Potomac River
   Basin Case Study.
   PB92-108083/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Oxidation-Reduction Capacities of Aquifer Solids.
   PB92-110410/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Effect of Sodium  Chloride  on Transport of Bacteria in a
   Saturated Aquifer Material.
   PB92-110428/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Effect of Nitrate Addition on Biorestoration of Fuel-Con-
   taminated Aquifer Field Demonstration.
   PB92-110444/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Biodegradation  of Monoaromatic Hydrocarbons by Aqui-
   fer Microorganisms  Using  Oxygen, Nitrate, or Nitrous
   Oxide as the Terminal Electron Acceptor.
   PB92-110543/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Reduction of Hexachloroethane and Carbon  Tetrachlo-
   ride at Surfaces of Biotite,  Vermiculite, Pyrite, and  Marca-
    PB92-113141/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Workshop Proceedings: The Role of Created and Natural
    Wetlands in Controlling Nonpoint Source Pollution.  Held
    in Arlington, Virginia on June 10-11,1991.
    PB92-113463/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Storm and Combined Sewer Pollution Control: A Compila-
    tion of Significant References.
    PB92-114560/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Manual of Small Public Water Supply Systems.
    PB92-117936/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03
Manual of Individual and Non-Public Water Supply Sys-
tems.
PB92-117944/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02

DuPont/Oberlin Microfiltration Technology.  Applications
Analysis Report.
PB92-119023/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Model of Virus Transport in Unsaturated Soil.
PB92-119957/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

Dechlorinations of Polychlorinated Biphenyls  in  Sedi-
ments of New Bedford Harbor.
PB92-121151 /REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Laboratory and Field Studies on BTEX Biodegradation in
a Fuel-Contaminated  Aquifer under Denitrifying Condi-
tions.
PB92-121227/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Extraction of Mercury  from Groundwater  Using Immobi-
lized Algae.
PB92-121367/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Field Studies for Control of Organics and Disinfection By-
products.
PB92-124205/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
Optimizing BTEX Biodegradation under Denitrifying Con-
ditions.
PB92-124262/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Environmental  Factors  Correlated  to  Dichlorophenol
Dechlonnation in Anoxic Freshwater Sediments.
PB92-124346/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

U.S. EPA SITE Demonstration of AWD Technologies'
AquaDetox/SVE System.
PB92-124387/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Applicability of UV/Oxidation Technologies to Treat Con-
taminated Groundwater.
PB92-126853/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Biodegradation of  Creosote and  Pentachlorophenol  in
Contaminated Groundwater: Chemical and Biological As-
sessment.
PB92-129659/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Performance Characterization of a Model Bioreactor for
the  Biodegradation of  Trichloroethylene by  'Pseudo-
monas cepacia' G4.
PB92-129717/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Detoxification of Pentachlorophenol and  Creosote Con-
taminated Groundwater by Physical Extraction: Chemical
and Biological Assessment
PB92-129733/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Demonstration of Microfiltration Technology.
PB92-136936/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Drinking Water from Household Wells.
PB92-140573/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Biotransformation of Monoaromatic and Chlorinated Hy-
drocarbons at an Aviation Gasoline Spill Site.
PB92-144005/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Control of Aromatic Waste Air Streams by Soil Bioreac-
tors.
PB92-144021/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Reduction of Disinfection By-Product Precursors by Nan-
ofiltratron.
PB92-149269/REB            92-01  PC E99/MF A06

Mineral Weathering Rates in Acid-Sensitive Catchments:
Extrapolation of Laboratory Experiments to the Field.
PB92-153030/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Technology  Evaluation  Report SITE  Program Demon-
stration of the DuPont/Oberlin Microfiltration Technology.
PB92-1S3410/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

Storage of Combined Sewage in a  Marine Waterbody.
PB92-158542/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Non-Stormwater Discharges into  Storm  Drainage Sys-
tems.
PB92-1585S9/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Demonstration of in-Receiving Water  Storage of Com-
bined Sewer Overflows:  In a Marine/Estuarine Environ-
ment by the Flow Balance Method.
PB92-158S7S/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Microbial Degradation of Toluene under Sutfate-Reducing
Conditions and the Influence of Iron on the Process.
PB92-166735/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

General  Methods for  Remedial Operations Performance
Evaluations.
PB92-166842/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National Pesticide
Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 9 - Ni-
trate and Nitrite.
PB92-168574/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

RED Facts: Sodium and Calcium Hypochlonte Salts.
PB92-171958/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 Innovative Treatment Technologies: Semi-Annual  Status
 Report. (Third Edrtion).
 PB92-173210/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

 Development Document for Best  Available Technology,
 Pretreatment Technology, and New Source Performance
Technology for the  Pesticide Chemical Industry.  Pro-
 posed.  (Pesticide Chemicals Manufacturing Category Ef-
 fluent  Limitations Guidelines, Pretreatment Standards,
 and New Source Performance Standards).
 PB92-173541/REB           92-01  PCA21/MFA04

 Column Studies on BTEX Biodegradation under Microaer-
 ophilic and Denitrifying Conditions.
 PB92-179050/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Distribution, Speciation, and Transformation of Chromium
in Contaminated Soils and Aquifer Sediments.
PB92-179092/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Air Stripping of Aqueous Solutions. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-180033/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Granular Activated Carbon Treatment.  Engineering Bulle-
tin.
PB92-180058/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Chemical Oxidation Treatment. Engineering Bulletin.
PB92-180066/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Chemical  Enhancements  to  Pump-and-Treat  Remedi-
ation. Ground Water Issue.
PB92-180074/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Committed  Obligated   Expected  Expenditures  Plan
(COEEP).
PB92-186469/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Surfactant-Enhanced Solubilization  of Tetrachloroethy-
lene and Degradation Products in Pump and Treat Reme-
diation.
PB92-191121/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Water Quality Model for a  River Receiving Paper Mill  Ef-
fluents and Conventional Sewage.
PB92-195643/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Stimulation of  Reductive  Dechlorination  of  Tetrachlor-
oethene in Anaerobic Aquifer Microcosms by Addition of
Short-Chain Organic Acids or Alcohols.
PB92-206465/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

Detection and Disinfection of Pathogens in Storm-Gener-
ated Flows.
PB92-209311/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Sequencing Batch Reactors: Summary Report.
PB92-216969/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

U.S. EPA's Manual of Practice for the Investigation and
Control of Cross-Connection Pollution into Storm Drain-
age Systems.
PB92-217074/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

AWD Technologies Integrated AquaDetox  (Trade Name)/
SVE Technology:  Applications Analysis Report.
PB92-218379/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants: Evaluation  of Three Labo-
ratory Procedures for Estimating Performance.
PB92-222041/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A03

Chemical  Oil  Spill  Dispersants: Update State-of-the-Art
on Mechanisms of Action and Factors Influencing Per-
formance with Emphasis on Laboratory Studies.
PP92-222207/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

Toxicity Reduction  Evaluation: Case  Histories  at High
Point and Fayetteville, North Carolina.
PB92-222231/REB            92-04   PC A08/MF A02

TCE  Removal from  Contaminated  Soil and  Ground
Water. Ground Water Issue.
PB92-224104/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Office  of  Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds  Publica-
tions.
PB92-22431 0/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

In-situ Bioremediation of Contaminated Ground Water.
PB92-224336/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Technology Demonstration Summary. DuPont/Oberlin Mi-
crofiltration System, Palmerton, Pennsylvania. April-May
1992.
PB92-224351/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
Allocations. Book 3:  Estuaries.  Part  1: Estuaries  and
Waste Load Allocation Models.
PB92-231729/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 2: Application of Es-
tuarine Waste Load Allocation Models.
PB92-231737/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
Allocations. Book 3:  Estuaries.  Part 3:  Use of Mixing
Zone Models in Estuarine Waste Load Allocations.
PB92-231745/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 4: Critical Review of
Estuarine WLA Modeling.
PB92-231752/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Wasteload Al-
location. Book 6. Design  Conditions.  Chapter 1: Stream
Design Flow for Steady-State Modeling.
PB92-231778/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF  A01

 Development Document for Effluent  Limitations. Guide-
 lines for the Electrical and Electronic  Components. Point
 Source Category. Phase 2.
 PB92-232016/REB            92-04 PC A09/MF  A02

 Evaluation of Soil Venting Application. Ground  Water
 Issue.
 PB92-235605/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF  A01

 Ozone Disinfection and Treatment of Urban Storm Drain
 Dry-Weather  Flows: A Pilot Treatment Plant Demonstra-
 tion Project on the Kenter Canyon Storm Drain System in
 Santa Monica.
 PB92-239268/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

 Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase
 2. Volume 1 . Summary Report.
 PB92-963346/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                           KW-115
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
    Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase
    2. Volume 2. Case Studies and Updates.
    PB92-963347/REB            92-04  PC A19/MF A04

WATER POLLUTION DETECTION
    Application of Mulfepectral Techniques  to the  Precise
    Identification of Aldehydes in the Environment.
    PB92-101419/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Determination  and Occurrence of AHH-Active Polychlori-
    nated Biphenyis, 2,3,7,8-Tetrachloro-p-Dioxin and 2,3,7,8-
    Tetrachlorodibenzofuran in  Lake Michigan Sediment and
    Biota. The Question of Their Relative Toxicological Sig-
    nificance.
    PB92-108125/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Multispectral Identification of Alkyl and Chloroalkyl Phos-
    phates from an Industrial Effluent.
    PB92-124353/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Influence of Experimental Conditions on  the Liquid Sec-
    ondary Ion Mass Spectra of Sulfonated Azo Dyes.
    PB92-124361/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Chemical Contamination of Harbor  Seal Pups in Puget
    Sound. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    PB92-132778/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Dioxin and Furan Concentrations in  Puget Sound Crabs.
    Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    P892-132786/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Lead in School Drinking Water.
    PB92-137439/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells.
    PB92-168509/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Ran for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1 - Ni-
    trogen/Phosphorous Pesticides and  Analytical Method 3
    - Chlorinated Acid Herbicides.
    PB92-168517/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Quality Assurance Plan for the National Pesticide Survey
    of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 2 - Chlorinat-
    ed Pesticides.
    P892-166525/REB                    92-04  PC AM

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey  of Drinking Water  Wells: Analytical Method  5  -
    Methyl Carbamates.
    PB92-168541/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 6.
    PB92-168558/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Welts: Analytical Method 7 -  Fu-
    migants.
    PB92-168566/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells Referee Analyses for  An-
    alytical  Method 2 - Organochtorine Pesticides, Analytical
    Method  4 - Carbamates. Method 5  - Methytearbamates,
    Method 7 - Fumigants, and Method 9 - Nitrate/Nitrite.
    P892-168582/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1.
    PB92-168590/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 3.
    PB92-168606/REB            92-04 PC A09/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water  Wells: Analytical Method  6  -
    Ethyfene Truourea.
    PB92-168616/REB            92-04 PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water  Wells: Hydrogeotogic  Charac-
    terization and  Second-Stage Stratification Activities.
    PB92-168624/REB            92-04 PC A08/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Survey of
    Pesticides in Drinking Water Wells:  Well Sampling, Data
    Collection and Processing.
    PB92-16B632/REB
                                92-04  PC A07/MF A02
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells:  Survey Statistics. Data
    Collection and Processing.
    PB92-168640/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Comparison  of Methods for Determination of Dissolved
    Inorganic Carbon (DIC).
    PB9Fl79712/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Comprehensive Evaluation of a Field Test Kit for Lead.
    PB92-179720/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Application of Modified Aluminon and GFAAS Methods to
    Beryllium Determination in Drinking Water.
    PB92-180199/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Ozonatnn/Post-Chkxination of Humic Acid: A Model for
    Predicting Drinking Water Disinfection By-Products.
    PB92-180280/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Methods for the Determination of Nonconventional Pesti-
    cides in Municipal and Industrial Wastewater.
    PB92-190289/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

    Detection and Disinfection of Pathogens in Storm-Gener-
    ated Flows.
    PB92-209311/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Ozonafion  Byproducts:  Identification  of  Bromohydrins
    from  the Ozonation  Natural Waters with Enhanced Bro-
    mide  Levels.
    PB92-232958/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
WATER POLLUTION ECONOMICS
    Paying for Safe Water: Alternative Financing Mechanisms
    for State Drinking Water Programs.
    PB92-117993/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Economic Impact Analysis  of Effluent Limitations and
    Standards for the Battery Manufacturing Industry.
    PB92-231901/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

WATER POLLUTION EFFECTS
    Methods for  Aquatic Toxicity Identification Evaluations.
    Phase 1 Toxicity Characterization  Procedures. Second
    Edition.
    PB92-100072/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Example Environmental  Assessment  Report  for Estu-
    aries.
    PB92-102656/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    Marine Debris Survey Manual.
    PB92-103456/REB           92-01
                                      PC A08/MF A02
    Toxicity of Chlorine and Ammonia to Aquatic Life: Chem-
    istry, Water Quality Criteria, Recent Research, and Rec-
    ommended Future Research.
    PB92-108091/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Determination and Occurrence of AHH-Active Polychlori-
    nated Biphenyis, 2,3,7,8-Tetrachloro-p-Dioxin and 2,3,7.8-
    Tetrachlorodibenzofuran in Lake Michigan Sediment and
    Biota.  The Question of Their Relative Toxicological Sig-
    nificance.
    PB92-108125/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Hearth Effects of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
    PB92-110360/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    PIRLA DBMS Quick Reference Guide.
    PB92-110824/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Field-Testing Distribution Water Quality Models.
    PB92-113182/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Estimating Critical Loads of Sulfate to Surface Waters in
    the Northeastern United States: A Comparative Assess-
    ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads of
    Sulfate for Lakes.
    PB92-119015/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Acid-Volatile Sulfide as a Factor Mediating Cadmium and
    Nickel Bioavailability in Contaminated Sediments.
    PB92-124296/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Technical Basis for Establishing Sediment Quality Criteria
    for Nonionic Organic Chemicals Using Equilibrium  Parti-
    tioning. Annual Review.
    PB92-129642/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Acclimation of Aquatic Microbial Communities to  Hg(ll)
    and CH3Hg(+ ) in Polluted Freshwater Ponds.
    PB92-129667/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Detoxification of Pentachlorophenol and Creosote Con-
    taminated Groundwater by Physical Extraction: Chemical
    and Biological Assessment.
    PB92-129733/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Analysis and Interpretation of Zooplankton Samples Col-
    lected during Phase 2 of the Eastern Lake Survey.
    PB92-136829/REB            92-01  PC A14/MF A03

    Adsorption of Surfactants (Chapter 7).
    PB92-143809/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Ecological Regions versus Hydrologic Units:  Frameworks
    for Managing Water Quality.
    PB92-153873/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Application of  a  Water  Quality Assessment Modeling
    System at a Superfund Site.
    PB92-164490/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Proximity of Louisiana Sanitary  Landfills to Wetlands and
    Deepwater Habitats.
    PB92-164953/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    New  Perspectives in  Aquatic Redox  Chemistry: Abiotic
    Transformations of Pollutants in Groundwater and Sedi-
    ments.
    PB92-166628/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Sampling and  Analysis Design for Development of Ever-
    ett Harbor Action Program.
    PB92-166875/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Fish Communities in Lakes  in Subregion 2B (Upper  Pe-
    ninsula of Michigan) in Relation to Lake Acidity. Volume  t
    and Volume 2: Appendices. Data Tape Documentation.
    PB92-169630/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    Statistical Approach to Predicting  Chronic Toxicity of
    Chemicals to Fishes from Acute Toxicity Test Data. Data
    Tape Documentation.
    PB92-169655/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Antimony.
    PB92-173293/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Beryllium.
    PB92-173301/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Cyanide.
    PB92-173319/REB             92-01  PCA08/MFA02

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Dalapon
    PB92-173327/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Quantification of Toxicological Effects for Dichlorometh-
    ane.
    PB92-173335/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Di(2-Ethylhexy!)  Adi-
    pate.
    PB92-173343/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Dinoseb.
    PB92-173350/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF  A01
Drinking Water Criteria Document for Diquat.
PB92-173368/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endothall.
PB92-173376/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endrin.
PB92-173384/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Glyphosate
PB92-173392/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Drinking Water  Criteria  Document for  Hexachloroben-
zene.
PB92-173400/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Drinking Water Criteria Document for  Hexachlorocyclo-
pentadiene.
PB92-173418/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Drinking Water Quantification  of Toxicologic Effects for
Nickel.
PB92-173426/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Oxamyl (VYDATE).
PB92-173434/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Phthalic Acid Esters
(PAES).
PB92-173442/REB            92-01   PC A14/MF A03

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Polycyclic Aromatic
Hydrocarbons (PAHs).
PB92-173459/REB            92-01   PC A20/MF A04

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Picloram.
PB92-173467/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Simazine.
PB92-173475/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Thallium.
PB92-173483/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Trichlorobenzenes.
PB92-173491/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document  for  1,1,2-Trichloroeth-
ane.
PB92-173509/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Reductive  Dechlorination  of Trichloroethylene in  Anoxic
Aquifer Material from Picatinny Arsenal,  New Jersey.
PB92-179019/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Biotransformation of CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene in Aquifer
Material from  Picatinny  Arsenal,  Morris  County,  New
Jersey.
PB92-179100/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Effect of the Geochemical Environment on Heavy-Metal
Transport in Ground Water.
PB92-179134/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Abiotic Transformation of Carbon Tetrachloride  in  the
Presence of Sulfide and Mineral Surfaces.
PB92-179738/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

How  Much  Acidification  Has Occurred in  Adirondack
Region Lakes (New York, USA) since Preindustrial Times.
PB92-180371/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Diatoms: Powerful Indicators of Environmental Change.
PB92-180397/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Acidic Episodes in Surface Waters in Europe.
PB92-188853/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Mercury in the St Louis River, Mississippi River,  Crane
Lake, and Sand Point Lake: Cycling, Distribution, and
Sources. Report to the Legislative Commission on Minne-
sota Resources.
PB92-195957/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data Base and
the QSAR System for Use  in Ecological Risk  Assess-
ments.
PB92-198217/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Osmoregulatory Failure  and  Death of First-Year  Large-
mouth Bass  'Micropterus salmoides' Exposed to Low pH
and Elevated Aluminum, at  Low  Temperatures  in Soft
Water.
PB92-205236/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

Effect of  Bkxemediation on the Mutagenicity   of Oil
Spilled in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
PB92-206374/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

Effects of Section 404 Permitting on Freshwater Wet-
lands in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.
PB92-217439/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Biological  Criteria: Guide to Technical Literature.
PB92-231489/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Biological  Criteria:  National  Program  Guidance for Sur-
face Waters.
PB92-231497/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

Proceedings of  a Symposium:  Biological Criteria  Re-
search and Regulation. Held in Arlington, Virginia on De-
cember 12-13, 1990
PB92-231505/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A02

 Biological Criteria:  State Development and Implementa-
tion Efforts.
 PB92-231513/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 Aquatic Toxicity Information  Retrieval  Data  Base (AC-
 QUIRE).
 PB92-500453/REB                    92-01   CP T02

 Aquqtic Toxicity Information on VAX VMS Backup (AC-
 QUIRE for VMS).
 PB92-500479/REB                    92-01   CP T02
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                                                                    KEYWORD  INDEX
                                                                                                                            WATER POLLUTION STANDARDS
   Fish  and Chemistry  Data for the Upper  Peninsula of
   Michigan Report (for Microcomputers).
   PB92-503085/REB                   92-04  CP D02

   Statistical Approach  to  Predicting Chronic Toxicity of
   Chemicals to Fishes  from Acute Toxicity Test Data (for
   Microcomputers).
   PB92-503119/REB                   92-04  CP D02

WATER POLLUTION EFFECTS (ANIMALS)
   Methods for  Measuring the Acute Toxicity of Effluents
   and Receiving Waters to  Freshwater and  Marine Orga-
   nisms (Fourth Edition).
   PB91-167650/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03

   Influence of  Constant and  Fluctuating Salinity on  Re-
   sponses of 'Mysidopsis bahia' Exposed to Cadmium  in a
   life-Cycle Test.
   PB92-108042/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Effects  of  a  Contaminated Sediment on  Life  History
   Traits and Population Growth Rate of 'Neanthes Arena-
   ceodentata' (Polychaeta: Nereidae) in the Laboratory.
   PB92-108059/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Model of Additive Effects  of Mixtures  of Narcotic Chemi-
   cals.
   PB92-108174/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Genotoxic Effects of  Complex Marine Sediment Extracts
   on V79  Chinese Hamster Lung Fibroblasts.
   PB92-121318/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Influence  of  Size  on Fate and Ecological Effects of
   Kepone in Physical Models.
   PB92-121326/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Evaluation of Selected Lipid Methods for Normalizing Pol-
   lutant Bioaccumulation.
   PB92-124379/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Changes in the Physiological  Performance and Energy
   Metabolism of an Estuarine Mysid 'Mysidopsis bahia' Ex-
   posed in the Laboratory through a Complete Life Cycle to
   the Defoliant DEF.
   PB92-129709/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Carcinoma of the Exocrine Pancreas in Medaka.
   PB92-129782/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Induction of Cytochrome  P-450-IA1 in Juvenile Fish by
   Creosote-Contaminated Sediment.
   PB92-129790/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF  A01

   Copper Toxicity to Sperm. Embryos and Larvae of Tops-
   melt  'Atherinops affinis',  with Notes on Induced  Spawn-
   P892
       M29808/REB
                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Chemical Contamination of Harbor  Seal Pups  in Puget
   Sound. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
   PB92-132778/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

   Physiologically Based Toxicokinetic Model for the Uptake
   and  Disposition of Waterborne Organic Chemicals  in
   Fish.
   PB92-136902/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Guidelines for Conducting Early Life Stage Toxicity Tests
   with Japanese Medaka 'Oryzias latipes'.
   PB92-137488/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Predicting the Toxicity of Bulk Sediments to  Aquatic Or-
   ganisms with Aqueous Test Fractions: Pore Water versus
   Elutriate.
   PB92-150606/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Contribution of  Ammonia, Metals and Nonpolar Organic
   Compounds to  the Toxicity of Sediment Interstitial Water
   from an Illinois River Tributary.
   PB92-150648/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   90-Day Toxicity Study of Dichloroacetate in Dogs.
   PB92-150853/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Zooplankton Population Dynamics in Experimentally Toxi-
   fied Pond Ecosystems.
   PB92-153352/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Neanthes Long-Term Exposure Experiment: Further Eval-
   uation of the Relationship between  Juvenile  Growth and
   Reproductive Success.
   PB92-166891/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Toxicity of Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate to Fishes.
   PB92-179142/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Assessing Trends in Fishery Resources and  Lake Water
   Aluminum from Paleolimnological Analyses  of Siliceous
        I-180405/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Comparative Acute Sensitivity of Larval Topsmelt, 'Ather-
    inops affinis', and Inland Silverside, 'Menidia beryllina'. to
    11 Chemicals.
    PB92-195668/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Effects of Fenvalerate on the Early Life Stages of Tops-
    melt ('Atherinops affinis').
    PB92-195684/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Mosquito Control Pesticides: Adverse Impacts to Fresh-
    water Aquatic and Marine Organisms.
    PB92-195890/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 WATER POLLUTION EFFECTS (HUMANS)
    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Aldrin.
    PB92-135417/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Ammonia.
    PB92-135425/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory Antimony.
    PB92-135433/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Beryllium.
    PB92-135441/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Boron.
    PB92-135458/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Chlorpyrifos.
    PB92-135466/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Isophorone.
    PB92-135474/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Malathion.
    PB92-135482/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory for p-Nitrophenol.
    PB92-135490/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Phenol.
    PB92-135508/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Silver.
    PB92-135516/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Thallium.
    PB92-135524/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Health Advisory for 2,4- and 2,6-Dinitrotoluene (DNT).
    PB92-189315/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Drinking Water and Health. Volume 5.
    PB92-223122/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Drinking Water and Health. Volume 6.
    PB92-223130/REB           92-04  PCA21/MFA04

    Health Advisory for  Isopropyl Methylphosphonic  Acid
    (IMPA).
    PB92-232149/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

WATER POLLUTION EFFECTS (PLANTS)
    Influence  of  Size on Fate and  Ecological  Effects of
    Kepone in Physical Models.
    PB92-121326/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Responses of Wetland Plants  to Effluents in Water  and
    Sediment.
    PB92-129758/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Use of Marsh Plants for Toxicity Testing of Water  and
    Sediment.
    PB92-195882/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

WATER POLLUTION MONITORING
    Another Look: National Survey of Pesticides in Drinking
    Water Wells. Phase 2 Report.
    PB92-120831/REB           92-01  PC E05/MF A03

WATER POLLUTION SAMPLING
    Fate of Commercial Disperse Dyes in Sediments
    PB92-101401/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Reductive Dechlorination of Dichlorophenols in Anaerobic
    Pond Sediments (Chapter 13).
    PB92-101708/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Lead  and  Copper Rule Guidance  Manual. Volume 1.
    Monitoring.
    PB92-112101/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Facilitated  Transport of  Inorganic  Contaminants  in
    Ground Water. Part 2. Colloidal Transport.
    PB92-114S03/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF  A01

    Land Manager's Guide to Water Quality Monitoring.
    PB92-132802/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program:  Sur-
    face Waters Implementation Plan -  Northeast Pilot Lake
    Survey, Summer 1991.
    PB92-139948/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Concentration and Transport of Polychlorinated Biphenyls
    in the Housatonic River between  Great Barrington, Mas-
    sachusetts, and Kent, Connecticut, 1984-88.
    PB92-147719/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Trends in Catskill Stream Water  Quality: Evidence from
    Historical Data.
    PB92-153832/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Sampling and Analysis Design for Development of Ever-
    ett Harbor Action Program.
    PB92-166875/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Handbook of Suggested Practices for the Design and In-
    stallation of Ground-Water Monitoring Wells (Revised).
    PB92-216886/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    Microbiological Changes in Source Water Treatment: Re-
    flections in Distribution Water Quality.
    PB92-217363/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Volunteer  Lake Monitoring Program, 1991. Volume  1:
    Statewide Summary Report.
    PB92-222512/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Volunteer  Lake Monitoring Program, 1991. Volume  6,
    Southwestern Illinois Region.
    PB92-222876/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Probability of Plume  Interception Using Conditional Simu-
    lation of Hydraulic Head and Inverse Modeling.
    PB92-227404/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Volunteer  Lake Monitoring Program, 1991. Volume  7.
    Southern Region.
    PB92-231125/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Guidance for State Water Monitoring and Wasteload Allo-
    cation Programs.
    PB92-231612/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Analysis of Long-Term and Seasonal River Water Quality
    Changes in Latvia.
    PB92-232933/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Volunteer Lake  Monitoring  Program. 1991. Volume 4:
    West-Central Illinois Region.
    PB92-239482/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01
WATER POLLUTION SOURCES
    Humic  Substances  and  Contaminant  Transport:  A
    Review.
    PB92-179753/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

WATER POLLUTION STANDARDS
    Radionuclide Removal.
    PB92-121284/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Summary of Phase II Regulations: National Primary Drink-
    ing Water Regulation for 38 Inorganic and Synthetic Or-
    ganic Chemicals.
    PB92-122969/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Drinking  Water  Systems: Three Approaches to Improve
    Mobile Home Park Compliance.
    PB92-164714/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A02

    Cost-Effectiveness  Analysis of Proposed Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and  Standards for the Pesticide Manu-
    facturing Industry.
    PB92-173525/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Economic Impact  Analysis of  Proposed Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and  Standards for the Pesticide Manu-
    facturing Industry.
    PB92-173533/REB           92-01   PCA15/MFA03

    Characteristics  of   Successful   Riparian  Restoration
    Projects  in the Pacific Northwest.
    PB92-196039/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Development Document  for Interim  Final and  Proposed
    Effluent  Limitations  Guidelines  and  Proposed  New
    Source Performance  Standards for  the  Bleached Kraft,
    Groundwood, Sulfite, Soda, Deink,  and Non-Integrated
    Paper Mills. Point Source Category. Volume 2. Sections 8
    - 15.
    PB92-231562/REB           92-04   PC A13/MF A03

    Dynamic Toxics Wasteload  Allocation Model (DINTOX).
    User's Manual.
    PB92-231570/REB                    92-04  PC A05

    Guidance for  State  Implementation of  Water Quality
    Standards for CWA Section 303(C)(2)(B).
    PB92-231604/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Guidance for State Water Monitoring and Wasteload Allo-
    cation Programs.
    PB92-231612/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Guidance for Water Quality-Based Decisions: The TMDL
    Process.
    PB92-231620/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Guidance Manual for Pulp,  Paper, and Paperboard  and
    Builders' Paper and Board Mills Pretreatment Standards.
    P992-231638/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Introduction to Water Quality Standards.
    PB92-231646/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Reference Guide  to  Water Quality Standards for Indian
    Tribes.
    PB92-231661/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Status Report: State Compliance  with CWA  Section
    303(c)(2)(B) as of February 4, 1990.
    PB92-231695/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01

    Technical Guidance  Manual for Performing  Waste Load
    Allocations: Simplified Analytical Method for Determining
    NPDES  Effluent Limitations for POTWs Discharging into
    Low-Flow Streams.
    PB92-231786/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Technical Support Manual:  Waterbody  Surveys and As-
    sessments for Conducting Use Attainability Analyses.
    PB92-231794/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Technical Support Manual:  Waterbody Surveys and As-
    sessments for Conducting Use  Attainability Analyses.
    Volume  3: Lake Systems.
    PB92-231802/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Proceedings  of a National  Conference: Water Quality
    Standards for the 21 st Century. Held in Dallas, Texas on
    March 1-3, 1989.
    PB92-231810/REB           92-04  PC A11/MF A03

    Proceedings of a Conference. Water Quality Standards
    for the  21st  Century. Held  in Arlington, Virginia, on De-
    cember 10-12,  1990.
    PB92-231828/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Compilation  of Water  Quality  Standards  for  Marine
    Waters.
    PB92-231836/REB                   92-04  PC A99

    Technical Guidance on  Supplementary  Stream  Design
    Conditions for Steady State Modeling.
    PB92-231844/REB           92-04   PC A05/MF A01

    Water Quality Standards Handbook.
    PB92-231851/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03

    Development Document for Interim Final and Proposed
     Effluent  Limitations  Guidelines  and  Proposed  New
    Source  Performance Standards for the  Bleached Kraft.
     Groundwood,  Sulfite, Soda,  Deink and Non-Integrated
     Paper Mills.  Volume 1. Segment of the Pulp,  Paper, and
     Paperboard  Point Source Category. Group 1. Phase 2.
     PB92-231869/REB           92-04   PC  A20/MF A04

     Technical Support Manual: Waterbody  Surveys and As-
     sessments for Conducting  Use Attainability Analyses.
     Volume 2: Estuarine Systems.
     PB92-231877/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A02

     Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Standards  and
     Limitations for Battery Manufacturing.
     PB92-231893/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                           KW-117
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                                                                     KEYWORD  INDEX
    Economic Impact Analysis of Effluent  Limitations and
    Standards for the Batten/ Manufacturing Industry.
    PB92-231901/REB           92-04   PC A08/MF A02

    Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
    Standards for the Calcium Carbide Segment  of the Fer-
    roally Manufacturing.  Point Source Category. Group  1.
    Phase 2.
    PB92-231919/REB           92-04   PC A05/MF A01

    Guidance  Document  for Effluent  Discharges from the
    Auto and Other Laundries. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231927/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A03
    Guidance Development Document for Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines and New Source Performance Standards for
    the Concrete Products. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231943/REB           92-04   PC A08/MF A02

    Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
    Standards for the Explosives Manufacturing. Point Source
    Category. Group 2.
    PB92-231950/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
    Standards for the Raw Cane Sugar Processing. Segment
    of the Sugar Processing. Point Source Category. Group
    1, Phase 2.
    PB92-231968/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03

    Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines and Standards for Control of Polychlonnated
    Biphenyls in  the  Deink Subcategory of the Pulp, Paper
    and Paperboard. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231984/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Developmental Document for Effluent Limitations Guide-
    lines and New Source Performance Standards  for the
    Other Non-Fertilizer Phosphate Chemicals Segment of
    the Phosphate Manufacturing.  Point Source Category.
    Group 1, Phase 2.
    PB92-231992/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Development Document for Effluent Limitations. Guide-
    lines for the Electrical and Electronic Components. Point
    Source Category. Phase 2.
    PB92-232016/FIEB
                               92-04  PC A09/MF A02
    Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines and  Standards for the  Shipbuilding  and
    Repair. Point  Source Category.
    PB92-232032/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02
    Development Document for Effluent Limitations Guide-
    lines and Standards for the Gum and Wood Chemicals
    Manufacturing. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232040/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Guide for the Application of  Effluent Limitations Guide-
    lines for the Petroleum Refining Industry.
    PB92-232057/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    Development Document for Interim  Final  and Proposed
    Effluent Limitations Guidelines and New Source Perform-
    ance Standards for the Fruits, Vegetables and  Special-
    ties. Segment of the Canned and Preserved Fruits  and
    Vegetables. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232065/REB           92-04  PC A23/MF A04

    Preliminary Data Summary for the Wood Preserving Seg-
    ment of the  Timber Products Processing Point  Source
    PB!
            !156/REB
                               92-04  PC A07/MF A02
    Presentations  EPA-State Soil  Standards Conference.
    Held in Crystal City, Virginia on January 29. 1991.
    PB92-963350/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02
WATER QUALITY
    Regional Efforts Through the UC to Address Contami-
    nated Bottom Sediment Problems in the Great Lakes.
    AD-P006 832/0/REB         92-04  PC A02/MF A01
    Modeling of Nonpoint Source Water Quality in Urban and
    Non-urban Areas.
    PB92-109115/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
    Field-Testing Distribution Water Quality Models.
    PB92-113182/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Manual of Small Public Water Supply Systems.
    PB92-117936/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Manual of Individual and  Non-Public Water Supply Sys-
    tems.
    PB92-117944/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Aldrin.
    PB92-135417/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Ammonia.
    PB92-135425/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory Antimony.
    PB92-135433/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Beryllium.
    PB92-135441 /REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Boron.
    PB92-135458/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Chlorpyrifos.
    PB92-135466/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Isophorone.
    PB92-135474/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Malathion.
    PB92-135482/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Health Advisory for p-Nitrophenol.
    P892-13S490/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Drinking Water Health Advisory for Phenol.
    PB92-135508/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 Drinking Water Health Advisory for Silver.
 PB92-135516/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 Drinking Water Health Advisory for Thallium.
 PB92-135524/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 Drinking Water from Household Wells.
 PB92-140573/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 Application  of a Water  Quality Assessment Modeling
 System at a Superfund Site.
 PB92-164490/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

 Fish Communities in Lakes in Subregion 2B  (Upper Pe-
 ninsula of Michigan) in Relation to Lake Acidity. Volume 1
 and Volume 2: Appendices. Data Tape Documentation.
 PB92-169630/REB            92-04   PCA11/MFA03

 Drinking Water Criteria Document for Antimony.
 PB92-173293/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01
 Drinking Water Criteria Document for Beryllium.
 PB92-173301/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

 Drinking Water Criteria Document for Cyanide.
 PB92-173319/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

 Drinking Water Criteria Document for Dalapon.
 PB92-173327/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 Quantification of Toxicological Effects for Dichlorometh-
 ane.
 PB92-173335/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 Drinking Water Criteria Document for Di(2-Ethylhexyl) Adi-
 pate.
 PB92-173343/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

 Drinking Water Criteria Document for Dinoseb.
 PB92-173350/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 Drinking Water Criteria Document for Diguat.
 PB92-173368/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endothall.
 PB92-173376/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endrin.
 PB92-173384/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

 Drinking Water Criteria Document for Glyphosate.
 PB92-173392/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 Drinking Water  Criteria  Document  for Hexachloroben-
zene.
 PB92-173400/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Drinking Water Criteria Document  for Hexachlorocyclo-
pentadiene.
PB92-173418/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
Drinking Water Quantification  of Toxicologic  Effects for
Nickel.
PB92-173426/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Oxamyl (VYDATE).
PB92-173434/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Phthalic Acid Esters
(PAES).
PB92-173442/REB            92-01   PC A14/MF A03
Drinking Water Criteria Document for Polycyclic Aromatic
Hydrocarbons (PAHs).
PB92-173459/REB            92-01   PC A20/MF A04
Drinking Water Criteria Document for Picloram.
PB92-173467/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
Drinking Water Criteria Document for Simazme
PB92-173475/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Thallium.
PB92-173483/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

Drinking Water Criteria Document for Trichlorobenzenes.
PB92-173491/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

Drinking Water Criteria Document for  1,1,2-Trichloroeth-
ane.
PB92-173509/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
Combined Sewer Overflow:  Balancing Flow for  CSO
Abatement.
PB92-179761/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

Structural Characterization of Sulfonated Azo Dyes Using
Liquid Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry/Tandem Mass
Spectrometry.
PB92-188861/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

Hearth Advisory for 2,4- and 2.6-Dinitrotoluene (DNT).
PB92-189315/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

Microbiological Changes in Source Water Treatment: Re-
flections in Distribution Water Quality.
PB92-217363/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

Volunteer Lake Monitoring: A Methods Manual.
PB92-218411/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

Toxicity  Reduction Evaluation: Case  Histories at  High
Point and Fayetleville, North Carolina.
PB92-222231/REB            92-04   PC A08/MF A02

Volunteer Lake  Monitoring  Program,  1991.  Volume  1:
Statewide Summary Report.
PB92-222512/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

Volunteer Lake  Monitoring  Program,  1991.  Volume  6.
Southwestern Illinois Region.
 PB92-222876/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

 National Water Quality Inventory: 1990 Report to  Con-
gress.
 PB92-227800/REB            92-04   PC A11/MF A03

 Biological Criteria: Guide to Technical Literature.
 PB92-231489/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

 Biological Criteria: National  Program Guidance for Sur-
 face Waters.
 PB92-231497/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01
    Proceedings  of  a Symposium:  Biological Criteria  Re-
    search and Regulation.  Held in Arlington, Virginia on De-
    cember 12-13, 1990.
    PB92-231505/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A02

    Biological Criteria:  State Development and Implementa-
    tion Efforts.
    PB92-231513/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Dynamic Toxics  Wasteload Allocation Model (DINTOX).
    User's Manual.
    PB92-231570/REB                   92-04  PC AOS

    Guidance for  State Water Monitoring and Wasteload Allo-
    cation Programs.
    PB92-231612/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations.  Book  4. Lakes,  Reservoirs and  Impound-
    ments. Chapter 3: Toxic Substances Impact.
    PB92-231760/REB           92-04   PC A14/MF AOS

    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations: Simplified Analytical Method for Determining
    NPDES Effluent  Limitations for POTWs Discharging into
    Low-Flow Streams.
    PB92-231786/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Health  Advisory for  Isopropyl  Methylphosphonic  Acid
    (IMPA).
    PB92-232149/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Analysis of Long-Term and Seasonal River Water Quality
    Changes in Latvia.
    PB92-232933/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Approach to Calculating Wind-Driven Currents and Trans-
    port of Substances in Unstratified Water Bodies Using
    Curvilinear Coordinates.
    PB92-232966/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Fish and  Chemistry Data for the Upper  Peninsula  of
    Michigan Report (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-503085/REB                   92-04  CP D02

WATER QUALITY DATA
    Concentration and Transport of Polychlorinated Biphenyls
    in the  Housatonic River between Great Barrington, Mas-
    sachusetts, and Kent, Connecticut, 1984-88.
    PB92-147719/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Trends  in Catskill Stream Water  Quality: Evidence from
    Historical Data.
    PB92-153832/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT
    Watershed Characterization  Using Landsat  Thematic
    Mapper Imagery:  Blackfoot River,  Montana.
    PB92-115237/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Land Manager's Guide to Water Quality Monitoring.
    PB92-132802/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Seminar Publication: Nonpoint Source  Watershed Work-
    shop. Held in New Orleans,  Louisiana, January 29-31,
    1991.
    PB92-137504/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF AOS

    Ecological Regions versus Hydrologic Units: Frameworks
    for Managing  Water Quality.
    PB92-153873/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Oregon, USA, Ecological Regions and Subregions for
    Water Quality Management.
    PB92-180348/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Water Quality Model for a River Receiving Paper Mill Ef-
    fluents and Conventional Sewage.
    PB92-195643/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    System for Control of River Water Quality  for the Com-
    munity of Madrid  Using QUAL2E.
    PB92-206218/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

    Illinois Water Quality Report, 1990-1991.
    PB92-223023/REB           92-04   PC A19/MF A04

    Office  of  Wetlands, Oceans and  Watersheds  Publica-
    tions.
    PB92-224310/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

    Watershed Protection Approach: An Overview.
    PB92-224732/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Protecting the Nation's Ground Water: EPA's Strategy for
    the 1990s: The Final Report  of the EPA  Ground-Water
    Task Force.
    PB92-224765/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

    Briefing Report to  the EPA Science Advisory Board on
    the Equilibrium Partitioning Approach to Generating Sedi-
    ment Quality Criteria.
    PB92-231521/REB           92-04   PC A08/MF A02

    Guidance  for  Water Quality-Based Decisions: The TMDL
    Process.
    PB92-231620/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Sediment  Classification Methods Compendium.
    PB92-231679/REB           92-04   PC A13/MF A03

    National Estuary Program After Four Years: A Report to
    Congress.
    PB92-233154/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

WATER QUALITY STANDARDS
    Toxicity of Chlorine and Ammonia to Aquatic Life: Chem-
    istry, Water Quality Criteria, Recent Research, and Rec-
    ommended Future Research.
    PB92-108091/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Guidance for State  Implementation  of Water  Quality
    Standards for CWA Section 303(C)(2)(B).
    PB92-231604/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                     KEYWORD INDEX
                                                                                                                                                      WETLANDS
    Introduction to Water Quality Standards.
    PB92-231646/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Status  Report:  State  Compliance with CWA  Section
    303(c)(2)(B) as of February 4, 1990.
    PB92-231695/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations.  Book 3:  Estuaries.  Part 1: Estuaries and
    Waste Load Allocation Models.
    PB92-231729/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries.  Part 2: Application of Es-
    tuarine Waste Load Allocation Models.
    PB92-231737/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part  3:  Use of  Mixing
    Zone Models in Esluarme Waste Load Allocations.
    PB92-231745/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries.  Pan 4: Critical Review  of
    Estuarine WLA Modeling.
    PB92-231752/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Technical Guidance Manual for  Performing Wasteload Al-
    location.  Book 6. Design  Conditions. Chapter 1: Stream
    Design Flow for Steady-State Modeling.
    PB92-231778/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Technical  Support Manual:  Waterbody Surveys and As-
    sessments for Conducting Use Attainability Analyses.
    PB92-231794/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Technical  Support Manual:  Waterbody Surveys and As-
    sessments  for Conducting Use  Attainability Analyses.
    Volume 3: Lake Systems.
    PB92-231802/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

    Proceedings of  a National Conference: Water Quality
    Standards for the 21st Century. Held in Dallas, Texas on
    March 1-3, 1989.
    PB92-231810/REB           92-04   PCA11/MFA03

    Proceedings of a  Conference:  Water  Quality Standards
    for the 21st Century. Held in Arlington,  Virginia, on De-
    cember 10-12, 1990.
    PB92-231828/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03

    Technical  Guidance on Supplementary  Stream Design
    Conditions for Steady State Modeling.
    PB92-231844/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
    Water Quality Standards Handbook
    PB92-231851/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

    Technical Support Manual:  Waterbody Surveys and As-
    sessments  for Conducting  Use  Attainability  Analyses.
    Volume 2: Estuarine Systems
    PB92-231877/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02
WATER SAMPLING
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Hydrogeologic Charac-
    terization and Second-Stage Stratification Activities
    PB92-168624/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02
WATER STORAGE
    Storage of Combined Sewage in a Marine Waterbody
    PB92-158542/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

    Demonstration of  in-Receiving  Water Storage of Com-
    bined Sewer Overflows: In  a Marine/Estuarine Environ-
    ment by the Flow Balance Method.
    PB92-158575/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
WATER SUPPLY
    Manual of Small Public Water Supply Systems.
    PB92-117936/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Manual of Individual and  Non-Public Water  Supply Sys-
    tems.
    PB92-117944/REB            92-01  PC A09/MF A02

    Another Look: National Survey  of Pesticides in Drinking
    Water Wells. Phase 2 Report.
    PB92-120831/REB            92-01   PC E05/MF A03

    Your Drinking Water: From  Source to Tap EPA Regula-
    tions and Guidance.
    PB92-140599/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Standardized Costs for Water  Supply Distribution Sys-
    tems.
    PB92-141290/REB            92-01  PC A15/MF A03

    Handbook of State Management Practices. July 1984.
    PB92-164755/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02
    Expert  Systems  Show  Promise  for Customer Inquiries.
    Management and Operations.
    PB92-166636/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Compliance Concerns with the New Coliform Regulation.
    PB92-179696/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Opportunistic Organisms and the Water Supply Connec-
    tion.
    PB92-179704/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Citizen Monitoring.-  Recommendations to Public  Water
    System Users.
    PB92-227255/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

    Searching lor a Water Supply Connection in the Cabool,
    Missouri Disease Outbreak of 'Escherichia coli' 0157-H7
    PB92-235662/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Standardized Costs for Water Supply Distribution (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-501436/REB                    92-01  CP 002
WATER TREATMENT
    Lead  and Copper  Rule  Guidance  Manual.  Volume 1.
    Monitoring.
    PB92-112101/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF AOS
    Performance  Evaluations  of  Pump-and-Treat  Remedi-
    ations.
    PB92-114461/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Radium Removal from Water by Manganese Dioxide Ad-
    sorption and Diatomaceous Earth Filtration.
    PB92-115260/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Manual of Small Public Water Supply Systems.
    PB92-117936/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

    Manual of Individual and  Non-Public Water Supply Sys-
    tems.
    PB92-117944/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02
    Radionuclide Removal.
    PB92-121284/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water Research Division's Research Activities in
    Support of EPA's Regulatory Agenda.
    PB92-124197/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

    Field Studies for Control of Organics and Disinfection By-
    products.
    PB92-124205/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Formation of Disinfection By-Products.
    PB92-124221/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Prevention of Waterborne Cholera in the United States.
    PB92-136886/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Drinking Water from Household Wells.
    PB92-140573/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Protecting Our Drinking Water from Microbes.
    PB92-140581/RES            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Your Drinking Water: From Source to Tap  EPA Regula-
    tions and Guidance.
    PB92-140599/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Reduction of Disinfection By-Product Precursors by  Nan-
    ofiltration.
    PB92-149269/REB            92-01   PC E99/MF AOS

    GAC Adsorption of a Mixture of Natural Organic Matter
    and VOCs in the Presence and Absence  of Molecular
    Oxygen.
    PB92-153782/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Removing Radium from Water by Plain and  Treated  Acti-
    vated Alumina.
    PB92-164789/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Use of Pilot Columns for Predicting Full-Scale GAC Per-
    formance.
    PB92-179159/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Ozonation/Post-Chlorination of Humic Acid: A Model for
    Predicting Drinking Water Disinfection By-Products.
    PB92-180280/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Drinking Water from Agriculturally Contaminated  Ground-
    water.
    PB92-195874/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Inorganic Chemical Characterization of Water Treatment
    Plant Residuals.
    PB92-198563/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Safe Drinking Water from Small Systems: Treatment Op-
    tions.
    PB92-198605/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Microbiological Changes in Source Water Treatment: Re-
    flections in  Distribution Water Quality.
    PB92-217363/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Ozonation  Byproducts:  Identification of  Bromohydrins
    from the Ozonation Natural Waters with Enhanced  Bro-
    mide Levels.
    PB92-232958/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Selecting Priority Nonpoint Source Projects: You Better
    Shop Around.
    PB92-233063/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
WATER WELLS
    Another Look: National Survey of  Pesticides in  Drinking
    Water Wells. Phase 2 Report.
    PB92-120831/REB            92-01  PC  EOS/MF AOS

    Drinking Water from Household Wells.
    PB92-140573/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Handbook of Suggested Practices for the Design and In-
    stallation of Ground-Water Monitoring Wells (Revised).
    PB92-216886/REB            92-04  PC A11/MF AOS
    Tech Trends (Number 8)
    PB92-221985/REB
                               92-04  PC A01/MF A01
    Ground-Water Issue: The Effects of Well Casing Material
    on Ground Water-Quality.
    PB92-224724/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Citizen Monitoring: Recommendations to Household Well
    Users.
    PB92-227263/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
WATERBORNE DISEASES
    Prevention of Waterborne Cholera in the United States
    PB92-136886/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
WATERFOWL
    Evaluation of Wetland Development and Waterbird Re-
    sponse  at Elk Creek Wildlife  Management Area, Lake
    Mills, Iowa, 1961 to 1990.
    PB92-153386/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Chesapeake Bay Waterfowl Policy and Management Plan
    (Agreement Committment Report)
    PB92-186451/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Effects of El Nino and La Nina on Seabird Assemblages
    in the Equatorial Pacific.
    PB92-217405/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 WATERPOLLUTION
    User's Guide and Data Dictionary for Ken^i Lakes Inves-
    tigation Project.
    PB92-178961/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 WATERSHED MANIPULATION PROJECT
    Interlaboratory Study of  Cellular  Fluorescence  Intensity
    Measurements   with  Fluorescein-Labeled   Microbead
    Standards.
    PB92-153899/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 WATERSHEDS
    Uncertainties in Nitrogen Mass  Loadings in Coastal Wa-
    tersheds.
    PB92-108075/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Watershed Nitrogen Management: Upper Potomac River
    Basin Case Study.
    PB92-108083/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Watershed  Characterization  Using  Landsat Thematic
    Mapper Imagery: Blackfoot River, Montana.
    PB92-115237/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Seminar Publication: Nonpoint Source Watershed Work-
    shop. Held  in New Orleans, Louisiana, January 29-31,
    1991.
    PB92-137504/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF AOS

    Mineral Weathering Rates in Acid-Sensitive Catchments:
    Extrapolation of Laboratory Experiments to the Field.
    PB92-153030/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Watershed Protection Approach: An Overview
    PB92-224732/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

WAVEFORMS
    Modeling Wave Form Effects in ESPs: The Algorithm in
    ESPM and ESPVI.
    PB92-121243/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

WEAKFISH
    Chesapeake Bay Weakfish and Spotted Seatrout Fishery
    Management Plan: An Agreement Commitment Report
    from the Chesapeake Executive Council.
    PB92-186477/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01

WEATHERING
    Kinetics of Chemical Weathering: A Comparison of Labo-
    ratory and Field Weathering Rates (Chapter 17)
    PB92-143858/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Mineral Weathering Rates in Acid-Sensitive Catchments:
    Extrapolation of Laboratory Experiments to the Field
    PB92-153030/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

WEBER COUNTY (UTAH)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Hill Air
    Force Base, Operable Unit 2, Chemical Disposal  Pit 3,
    Site WP07, Davis and Weber Counties, UT. (First Reme-
    dial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964401/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

WEED CONTROL
    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 230:  Clethodim
    PB92-145457/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

WELL LOGGING
    Detecting Water Flow Behind Pipe in Injection Wells.
    PB92-239532/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

WEST VIRGINIA
    National Priorities List Sites: West Virginia.
    PB92-963229/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

WESTERN GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION
    Directory of  Mine Waste Characterization and Drainage
    Quality  Contacts in  Western  Governors' Association
    Member States.
    PB92-180108/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

WESTERN REGION (UNITED STATES)
    Preface and Introduction to  'The  Response of Western
    Forests to Air Pollution'.
    PB92-143833/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Climate.
    PB92-150457/REB
                               92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
    Directory of Mine Waste Characterization and Drainage
    Quality  Contacts  in  Western  Governors'  Association
    Member States.
    PB92-180108/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

WESTINGHOUSE
    Superfund  Innovative  Technology Evaluation Program
    Demonstration Plan for Westinghouse Bio-Analytic Sys-
    tems Pentachlorophenol Immunoassays.
    PB92-170190/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

WETLANDS
    Permit Tracking System (PTS): A User's Manual.
    PB92-105659/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Evaluating Created Wetlands through Comparisons with
    Natural  Wetlands.
    PB92-111566/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Final Quality Assurance  Report for  the Tampa  Florida
    Wetlands Study.
    PS92-113000/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A03

    Workshop Proceedings: The Role of Created and Natural
    Wetlands in Controlling Nonpoint Source Pollution. Held
    in Arlington,  Virginia on June 10-11, 1991.
    PB92-113463/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF AOS
    Evaluating Design and Verifying Compliance of Created
    Wetlands in  the Vicinity of Tampa Florida
    PB92-116045/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
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                                                                   KEYWORD  INDEX
    Quality Assurance Project Plan: Tampa, Florida Wetlands
    Study.
    PB92-122761/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Responses of Wetland Plants to Effluents in Water and
    Sediment.
    PB92-129758/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Evaluation of Wetland Development and Waterbird Re-
    sponse at Elk Creek Wildlife Management Area, Lake
    Mills, Iowa, 1961 to 1990.
    PB92-153386/REB           92-01  PC AO3/MF A01

    Trends and Patterns in Section 404 Permitting  Requiring
    Compensatory  Mitigation in Oregon and  Washington,
    USA.
    P892-153907/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Wetlands Research Plan FY92-96: An  Integrated Risk-
    Based Approach.
    PB92-17B946/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Synthetic Substrata for Propagation and Testing of Soil
    and Sediment Organisms.
    PB92-195676/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Use of Marsh Plants for Toxicity Testing of Water and
    Sediment
    PB92-19S8B2/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Approach to Improving Decision Making in Wetland Res-
    toration and Creation.
    PB92-217306/REB           92-04  PC AOe/MF AO2

    Effects of Section 404 Permitting on Freshwater Wet-
    lands in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.
    PB92-217439/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Permit Tracking System (PTS), Version 1.0 (for Micro-
    computers).
    PB92-500347/REB                  92-01   CP DOS
WETLANDS RESEARCH PROGRAM
    Wetlands Research Plan FY92-96: An  Integrated Risk-
    Based Approach.
    PB92-176946/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
WHATCOM COUNTY (WASHINGTON)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): North-
    west Transformer-Mission Pole. Whatcom  County, WA.
    (First Remedial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
    PB92-964602/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WHEAT
    Evaluation of 10 Chemicals for Aneuptoidy  Induction in
    the Hexaptoid Wheat Assay.
    PB92-113307/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
WHEELER COUNTY (GEORGIA)
    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim Measures,
    Wheeler County, Georgia.
    PB92-232683/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

WHITE AMERICANS
    Relationships between Lung Function and Physical Char-
    acteristics in Young Adult Black and White Males and Fe-
    males.
    PB92-150B46/REB           92-01  PC AO3/MF A01
WILDLIFE
    Evaluation of Wetland Development and Waterbini Re-
    sponse  at Bk Creek WSdSfe Management Area, Late
    Mite, Iowa, 1961 to 1990.
    PB92-153386/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WILUAMSPORT (PENNSYLVANIA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): AVCO Ly-
    corning-WiBamsport Division, Lycomhg County, WHams-
    port, PA. (Fist Remedal Action), June 1991.
    PB92-963920/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
WINDSOR (PENNSYLVANIA)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Modem
    Sanitation Landfill, Windsor and Lower Windsor Town-
    ships, York  County, PA. (First Remedial Acton), June
    1991.
    PB92-963931/REB           92-04  PC AO4/MF A01
    Material Priorities List Sites: Wisconsin.
    PB92-963243/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

WOOD BURNING APPLIANCES
    Field Performance of Woodbummg Stoves in Crested
    Butte, Colorado.
    PB92-113133/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Residential Wood Combustion: Issues and Emission Esti-
    mation Techniques.
    PB92-13943S/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Characterization of CorxJenstole and Semivolatile Organic
    Materials from Boise Woodstove Samples.
    PB92-206606/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

WOOD BURNING FURNACES
    Effects of Operating Variables on PAH  Emissions and
    Mutagenicrty of Emissions from Woodstoves (Journal Ar-
    ticle).
    PB92-195809/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Analysis of Emissions from Residential Oil Furnaces and
    Comparison with Woodstove Emissions.
    PB92-195924/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

WOOD PRESERVATIVES
    Biological Treatment of Wood Preserving Site  Ground-
    water by BioTrol, Inc. Applications Analysis Report
    PB91-227983/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Technology Evaluation  Report Biological Treatment  of
    Wood Preserving Site Groundwater by Biotrol, Inc.
    PB92-110048/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    BioTrol Soil Washing System  for Treatment of  a Wood
    Preserving Site: Applications Analysis Report.
    PB92-115245/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Technology  Evaluation  Report  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    1.
    PB92-11S310/REB
                               92-01  PC A13/MF A03
    Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    2, Part A.
    PB92-115328/REB            92-01  PC A17/MF A04
    Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    2. Parts.
    PB92-115336/REB            92-01  PC A1S/MF A03
    EPA SITE Demonstration  of the BioTrol Soil Washing
    Process.
    PB92-1S0655/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Creosote,  Pentachkxophenol, and Inorganic Arseracals;
    Amendment of Notice of Intent to Cancel Registrations.
    PB92-152842/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01
    Application of Tradescantia Micronudeus Assay for  In
    situ Evaluation of Potential Genetic Hazards from Expo-
    sure to Chemicals at a Wood-Preserving Site.
    PB92-217231 /REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
    Preliminary Data Summary for the Wood Preserving Seg-
    ment of the Timber Products Processing Point Source
        i-232156/REB
                               92-04  PC A07/MF A02
    Contaminants and Remedial Options at Wood Preserving

    PB92-232222/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02
    Superfund Accelerated  Cleanup Bulletin: Presumptive
    Ramedtes for  Wood Treatment Facilities.  Volume  1,
    Number 2, May 1992.
    PB92-963361/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

WOOD TREATMENT FACILITIES
    Superfund Accelerated  Cleanup Bulletin: Presumptive
    Remadtes for  Wood Treatment Facilities.  Volume  1,
    Number 2, May 1992.
    PB92-963361/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

WOODBURMWG APPLIANCES
    Characterization of the Wintertime Boise, Idaho, Air Shed:
    A Comprehensive Field  Study Report for the U.S.  EPA
    Office of Air QuaEty Planning and Standards.
    PB92-136803/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
WORK SCOPE
    ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 4. Developing a Work
    Scope for Ecological Assessments.
    PB92-963370/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
WORMS
    Neanthes Long-Term Exposure Experiment Further Eval-
    uation of the Relationship between Juvenile Growth and
    Reproductive Success.
    PB92-166891 /REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WRIGLEY (TENNESSEE)
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Wngley
    Charcoal Site, Hickman County, Wngley, TN. (First Reme-
    dial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964011/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

WYOMING
    National Priorities List Sites: Wyoming.
    PB92-963238/REB
                              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
X-RAY SPECTROSCOPY
    Standard Operating Procedures for Measurement of Lead
    in Paint Using the SCITEC MAP-3  X-ray Fluorescence
    Spectrometer.
    PB92-114180/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

XRAYS
    Induction of Micronuclei by X-radiation in Human, Mouse
    and Rat Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes.
    PB92-113315/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Kinetochore-Staininq of Spermatid Micronuclei: Studies of
    Mice Treated with X-Radiatkm or Aoylamide.
    PB92-188994/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Interspaces Cytogenetic Comparisons:  Studies with X-
    Radiation and Bleomycin Sulfate.
    PB92-227438/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

XATEF SYSTEM
    Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
    ment System User's Manual, Version 1.2.
    PB92-145556/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
    ment System  (XATEF), (Version 1.2) (tor Microcomput-
    ers).
    PB92-501626/REB                   92-01  CP D02

XENOBIOTKS
    Sunlight-Induced  Oxidation  and  Reduction  of  Organic
    Xeriobiotics in Water, 1992.
    PB92-150499/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    New Methods for the Assessment of Immunotoxicity of
    Chemical Substances.
    PB92-232859/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

YAVAPAI COUNTY (ARIZONA)
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Yava-
    pai County, Arizona.
    PB92-232677/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

YEASTS
    Assessment of VOC Emissions and  Their Control  from
    Baker's Yeast Manufacturing Facilities.
    PB92-14540B/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

YOLK SAC
    In vitro/In vivo  Comparison  of Yolk-Sac Function and
    Embryo Development
    PB92-1S0804/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ZEOTROPtC REFRIGERANT MIXTURES
    Performance of Chlorine-Free Binary Zeotropic Refriger-
    ant Mixtures in a Heat Pump.
    PB92-149814/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

ZINC
    Role of Metaltotnionein Induction and Altered Zinc Status
    in Maternally Mediated Developmental Toxicity: Compari-
              ffects of Urethane and Styrene in Rats.
    son of the Effects c
    PB92-124635/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Technology Demonstration Summary, DuPont/Obertin Mi-
    crafittration System, Palmerton, Pennsylvania.  April-May
    1992.
    PB92-2243S1/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ZOOPLANKTON
    Changes in the Physiological Performance and  Energy
    Metabolism of an Estuarine MyskJ 'Mysidopsis bahia' Ex-
    posed in the Laboratory through a Complete Life Cycle to
    the Defoliant DEF.
    PB92-129709/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Analysis and Interpretation of Zooplankton Samples Col-
    lected during Phase 2 of the Eastern Lake Survey.
    PB92-136829/REB            92-01  PC A14/MF A03

    Zooplankton Population Dynamics in Experimentally Toxi-
    fied Pond Ecosystems.
    PB92-153352/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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SPONSORING EPA
OFFICE INDEX
  Publications are sorted alphabetically by title under the sponsoring EPA office. The
  EPA office is listed with the major EPA headquarters office. Laboratories and
  Divisions are listed alphabetically within the appropriate office.
SAMPLE ENTRY
          Sponsoring EPA Office


            EPA Report Number

                   Tide


 NTIS Order Number/Media Code Price Codes
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB, Corvalll*, OR
EPA/600/3-89/073

Sensitivity of Ecological Landscapes and Regions to
Global Climatic Change
PB90-120072/HSU
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                                            SPONSORING   EPA  OFFICE  INDEX
OFFICE OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
   Aging in Today's Environment.
   PB92-223254/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

  EPA/579/09-91/020
   Another Look:  National Survey of Pesticides in  Drinking
   Water Wells. Phase 2 Report.
   PB92-120831/REB           92-01  PC E05/MF A03

  EPA/460/A-30/35
   Application for Certification 1990 Heavy-Duty Diesel - De-
   troit Diesel.
   PB92-127984/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03
  EPA/460/A-90/33
   Application for  Certification 1990 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - BMW.
   PB92-127968/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E99
  EPA/460/A-90/34
   Application for  Certification 1990 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Honda.
   PB92-127976/REB           92-01  PC A22/MF A04
  EPA/460/A-91/28
   Application for Certification  1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Diesel Engines  - Isuzu Motors.
   PB92-128123/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03
  EPA/460/A-91/12
   Application for Certification  1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Diesel Engines - Mack Truck.
   PB91-242768/REB
                              92-01   PC A99/MF A06
 EPA/460/A-91/14
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Engines - Navistar.
   PB91-242784/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/460/A-91/27
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Gas - Chrysler.
   PB92-128115/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
   Application tor Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Vehicles.
   PB91-242750/REB            92-01   PC E99/MF E99
 EPA/460/A-91/13
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
   PB91-242776/REB            92-01   PC A25/MF A06
 EPA/460/A-91/16
   Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
   Trucks - Chrysler.
   PB92-128008/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E11
 EPA/460/A-91/15
   Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
   Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
   PB92-127992/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06
 EPA/460/A-91/5
   Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
   Trucks - Ford.
   PB91-242685/REB            92-01   PCA99/MFE11
 EPA/460/A-91/B
   Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
   Trucks - Isuzu Motors.
   PB91-242719/REB            92-01   PC A19/MF A04
 EPA/460/A-91/23
   Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
   Trucks - Mitsubishi.
   PB92-128073/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06
   Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles.
   PB91-242636/REB            92-01  PC E99/MF E99
 EPA/460/A-91/19
   Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles • American Honda.
   PB92-128032/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
 EPA/460/A-91/10
   Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles and Light-Duty Trucks - Nissan
   PB91-242735/REB
                               92-01   PC A99/MF E99
  EPA/460/A-91/1
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Audi.
   PB91-242644/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E99
  EPA/460/A-91/2
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - BMW.
   PB91-242651/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E08
  EPA/460/A-91/17
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Chrysler.
   PB92-128016/REB            92-01  PCA99/MFE11
  EPA/460/A-91/3
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Ferrari - Fiat.
   PB91-242669/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
  EPA/460/A-91/18
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Fiat.
   PB92-128024/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03
  EPA/460/'A-91/4
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Ford.
   PB91-242677/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E19
  EPA/460/A-91/6
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Fuji.
   PB91-242693/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06
EPA/460/ 'A-91/7
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - General Motors.
  PB91-242701/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E99
EPA/460/ A-91/9
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Isuzu Motors.
  PB91-242727/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA/460/A-91/20
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Jaguar.
  PB92-128040/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/460/A-91/21
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Mazda Motor Company.
  PB92-128057/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E14
EPA/460/ A-91/22
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Mercedes Benz.
  PB92-128065/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF EOS
EPA/460/ A-91/24
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Range Rover.
  PB92- 128081 /REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/460/A-92/35
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - SportsCar America, PUMA Division Inc.
  PB92-182799/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/460/A-91/25
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Sterling.
  PB92-128099/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/460/A-91/11
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Volkswagen.
  PB91-242743/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E99
EPA/460/ A-9 1/26
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Volvo.
  PB92-128107/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E19
EPA/460/A-92/2S
  Application for Certification 1 992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Chrysler Otto Cycle.
  PB92-122506/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/460/A-92/47
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Caterpillar.
  PB92-182922/REB            92-04  PC A18/MF A04
EPA/460/A-92/49
  Application for Certification 1 992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines • Detroit Diesel Corporation.
  PB92-182948/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03
EPA/460/A-91/30
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Hino Motors Inc.
  PB92-122522/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/460/A-91/31
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Mercedes Benz.
  PB92-122530/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/460/A-92/32
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Mitsubishi Motors Corporation.
  PB92-122548/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/460/A-92/33
  Application for Certification 1 992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Nissan.
  PB92-122555/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03
EPA/460/A-92/48
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Vehicles - Cummins Engine Company, Inc.
  PB92-182930/REB            92-04   PCA21/MFA04
EPA/460/A-92/SO
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Vehicles - Hino Motors, Ltd.
  PB92-182955/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

EPA/460/A-92/29
  Application for Certification
  Engines - Ford.
  PB92-122514/REB
  Application for Certification
  Vehicles.
  PB92-122498/REB
  Application for Certification
  Vehicles.
  PB92-182914/REB
                          1 992 Model Year Heavy-Duty

                              92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
                          1 992 Model Year Heavy-Duty

                              92-01  PC E99/MF E99
                          1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty

                              92-04  PC E99/MF E99
EPA/460/A-92/51
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
  PB92-182963/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

EPA/460/A-92/52
  Application for Certification 1 992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles - Navistar International Corporation.
  PB92-182971/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/460/ A-91/34
  Application for Certification 1 992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles - Perkins.
  PB92-122563/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03
EPA/460/A-92/S3
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles - Winnebago Industries, Inc.
  PB92-182989/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/460/A-92/27
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Motorcycles - Yamaha.
  PB92-122480/REB            92-01  PCA21/MFA04
EPA/460/A-92/1
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Chrysler.
  PB92-122225/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
EPA/460/A-92/2
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
  PB92-122233/REB            92-01  PC A15/MF A03
EPA/460/A-92/8
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Ford.
  PB92-122290/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E11
EPA/460/A-92/15
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Isuzu.
  PB92-122365/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA/460/A-92/16
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Mazda.
  PB92-122373/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06
EPA/460/A-92/43
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Nissan  Motors Co., Ltd.
  PB92-182872/REB            92-04  PC A17/MF A04
EPA/460/A-92/20
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - PAS Inc.
  PB92-122415/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/460/A-92/23
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Toyota.
  PB92-122449/REB            92-01  PCA99/MFE11
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles.
  PB92-122217/REB            92-01  PC E99/MF E99
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles.
  PB92-182781/REB            92-04  PC E99/MF E99

EPA/460/A-92/36
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - BMW of North America, Inc.
  PB92-182807/REB            92-04  PCA99/MFE11
EPA/460/A-92/3
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Chrysler.
  PB92-122241/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04
EPA/460/A-92/4
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Daihatsu.
  PB92-122258/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

EPA/460/A-92/S
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Federal Coach.
  PB92-122266/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/460/A-92/6
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Fiat.
  PB92-122274/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E04

EPA/460/A-92/7
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Fiat Ferrari.
  PB92-122282/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06
EPA/460/A-9S/9
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Ford.
  PB92-122308/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E16
EPA/460/A-92/10
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - General Motors.
  PB92-122316/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E99

EPA/460/A-92/11
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Grumman Olson.
  PB92-122324/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/460/A-92/12
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Honda.
  PB92-122332/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06
EPA/460/A-92/13
  Application for  Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Hyundai.
  PB92-122340/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/460/A-92/40
  Application  for  Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Infiniti,  Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
  PB92-182849/REB            92-04  PC A25/MF ACS
EPA/460/A-92/14
  Application  for  Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Isuzu.
  PB92-122357/REB            92-01   PC A24/MF A04
EPA/460/A-92/39
  Application  for  Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Vehicles - Lotus Cars, Ltd.
  PB92-182831/REB            92-04  PC A99/MF £08
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                                                       SPONSORING  EPA  OFFICE  INDEX
  EPA/460/A-92/41
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles -  Maxima, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
   PB92-182856/REB            92-04  PC A25/MF A06

  EPA/460/A-92/17
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles -  Mazda.
   PB92-122381/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

  EPA/460/A-92/18
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles -  Mercedes Benz.
   PB92-122399/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E14

  EPA/460/A-92/19
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles -  Mitsubishi.
   PB92-122407/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
  EPA/460/A-92/44
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles -  Porsche.
   PB92-182880/REB            92-04  PC A99/MF A06

  EPA/460/A-92/21
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles -  Rolls Royce.
   PB92-122423/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06

  EPA/460/A-92/4S
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles -  Saab Cars USA, Inc.
   PB92-182898/REB            92-04  PC A19/MF A04

  EPA/460/A-92/42
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles -  Stanza, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
   PB92-182864/REB            92-04  PC A99/MF A06
  EPA/460/A-92/22
   Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Subaru
   PB92-122431/REB            92-01  PC A24/MF AIM
  EPA/46O/A-92/24
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Toyota.
   PB92-122456/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
  EPA/460/A-92/25
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles -  Volkswagen.
   PB92-122464/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E99
  EPA/460/A-92/26
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Volvo Cars of North America.
   PB92-122472/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E19
  EPA/460/A-92/S4
   Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Vehicles - Winnebago Industries, Inc.
   PB92-182997/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/460/A-92/38
   Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty
   Trucks - Grumman Olson.
   P892-182823/REB            92-04  PCA07/MFA02
  EPA/460/A-92/37
   Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles -  Fiat Auto R and D U.S.A.
   PB92-182815/REB            92-04  PC A14/MF A03

  EPA/460/A-92/46
   Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles • Toyota Technical Center, U.S.A.  Inc.
   PB92-182906/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A03
   Biologic Markers in Immunotoxicology
   PB92-238351/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

   Biologic Markers in Pulmonary Toxicology.
   PB92-238328/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02
   Cape Cod  Waste  Water  Renovation  and  Retrieval
   System, a Study of Water Treatment and Conservation
   First Year of Operation.
   PB92-174406/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  EPA/530/R-92/O03
   Compilation of  Current Practices at Land Disposal Facili-
   ties: Summary of Liner and  Leak Detection Designs,
   Action Leakage Rates, Response Action Plans, and Man-
   agement of Liquids in Landfills.
   PB92-128206/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02
   Drinking Water and Health. Volume 5.
   PB92-223122/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

   Drinking Water and Hearth. Volume 6.
   PB92-223130/REB            92-04  PC A21/MF A04

   Environmental Crisis in the Gulf. The U.S. Response.
   PB92-226182/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Environmental  Tobacco Smoke:  Measuring  Exposures
   and Assessing Health Effects.
   PB92-223262/REB            92-04  PC A1S/MF A03
  EPA/220/B-92/019
   EPA Journal Holdings Report. 1992.
   PB92-217728/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

   EPA Publications Bibliography  1984-1990.  Part 1. Report
   Summaries. Part 2. Indexes.
   PB91-205500/REB                92-01  PCS200.00
  EPA/DF/DK-92/040A
   EPCRA  Section  313  Roadmaps  Database.   User's
   Manual. (Version 2.2) (for Microcomputers).
   PB92-169523/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
  EPA/744/R-92/001
   Evaporation Rate of  Volatile  Liquids.  Final  Report,
   Second Edition.
   PB92-232305/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02
  EPA/DF/DK-92/04S
    Fish and  Chemistry Data for the  Upper Peninsula of
    Michigan Report (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-503085/REB                   92-04  CP D02

  EPA/DF/DK-92/045
    Fish Communities in Lakes in Subregion 2B (Upper Pe-
    ninsula of Michigan) in Relation to Lake Acidity. Volume 1
    and Volume 2: Appendices. Data Tape Documentation.
    PB92-169630/REB            92-04   PCA11/MFA03
    Ground  Water  and Soil Contamination  Remediation:
    Toward  Compatible Science, Policy, and Public Percep-
    tion. Report  on a Colloquium Sponsored by the Water
    Science and Technology Board, Colloquium  5  of  a
    Series.
    PB92-224179/REB            92-04   PCA12/MFA03

    Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
    PB92-921100/REB             92-01  Standing Order

    Lead  and Copper  Rule  Guidance  Manual. Volume 1.
    Monitoring.
    PB92-112101/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

  EPA/821/R-92/002
    Methods for the Determination of Nonconventional Pesti-
    cides in  Municipal and Industrial Wastewater.
    PB92-190289/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF EOS

    Monitoring Human Tissues for Toxic Substances.
    PB92-223239/REB            92-04   PC A10/MF A03
    Multimedia Approaches to Pollution  Control: A Symposi-
    um Proceedings.
    PB92-223171/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02
    Nutritional  Role of Endosymbiotic Bacteria in Animal-Bac-
    teria Symbioses: 'Solemya velum', a Case Study.
    PB92-112895/REB            92-01   PC A17/MF A04
    Opportunities  in  Applied Environmental Research and
    Development.
    PB92-223189/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

    Pesticide Applicator Training Materials: A Bibliography.
    PB92-780873/REB        92-01  PC$97.SO/MF$42.SO
   Polychlorinated Biphenyls.
   PB92-223288/REB
                               92-04   PC A09/MF A03
  EPA/SW/DK-92/048
   Preliminary Ranking  Evaluation  Score  (PREscore) Ver-
   sion 1.1 (for Microcomputers).
   PB92-503507/REB                   92-04  CP D02
  EPA/21 K-1012
   Preserving Our Future Today: Your Guide to the United
   States Environmental Protection Agency.
   PB92-226190/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
   Rethinking the Ozone Problem in Urban and Regional Air
   Pollution.
   PB92-223221/REB            92-04   PC A22/MF A04

  EPA/DF/DK-92/040
   Roadmaps to Sources of  Information on Chemicals
   Listed  in the Emergency Planning Community and Com-
   munity Right-to-Know Act (Also Known as SARA Title 3),
   Section 313. Toxic Release Inventory (for Microcomput-
   ers).
   PB92-501972/REB                   92-01  CP D04

  EPA/6OO/R-92/094
   Tests of Indoor Air Quality Sinks.
   PB92-218346/REB            92-04   PC A1S/MF A03

  EPA/700/C-92/004
   Toxic  Release Inventory (TRI). Documentation for the
   1990 Magnetic Tape.
   PB92-155381/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/DF/MT-92/027A
   Toxic  Substances Control  Act  (TSCA) Chemical  Sub-
   stances Inventory: Revised Inventory Synonym  and Pre-
   ferred  Name  File. January  1992 Magnetic  Tape Docu-
   mentation.
   PB92-140755/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Tracking Toxic Substances at  Industrial Facilities:  Engi-
   neering Mass Balance versus Materials Accounting.
   PB92-223213/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A02

  EPA/440/4-91/002
   Volunteer Lake Monitoring: A Methods Manual.
   PB92-218411 /REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL
  EPA/340/1-92/010
   Guidelines for Catastrophic Emergency Situations Involv-
   ing Asbestos.
   PB92-218361/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

OFFICE OF AIR AND RADIATION
  EPA/450/3-92/003
   Health Effects and  Dose-Response Assessment for Hy-
          -••--••   •   -   t-Term Exposure.
                               92-01   PC A05/MF A01
drogen Chloride Following Short-Term Exposure.
PB92-161959/REB           92-
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
  EPA/530/R-92/009
    Abstracts of Selected Precious Metal Mines' Permits.
    PB92-180090/REB           92-01   PC A21/MF A04
  EPA/S30/R-92/004
    Action Leakage Rates for Leak Detection Systems. (Sup-
    plemental Background Document for the Final Double
    Liners and Leak Detection Systems Rule for Hazardous
    Waste  Landfills, Waste Piles,  and Surface Impound-
    ments).
    PB92-128214/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/S30/SW-91/073B
    Addendum to the Regulatory Impact  Analysis for  the
    Final Criteria for Municipal  Solid Waste Landfills.
    PB92-100858/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                      EPA/530/R-92/002
                                                        Best Demonstrated Available Technology (BOAT) Back-
                                                        ground Document  for Quality Assurance/Quality Control
                                                        Procedures and Methodology.
                                                        PB92-149277/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

                                                      EPA/580/CE-91/002
                                                        Bibliography of Materials on the Emergency Planning and
                                                        Community Right-to-Know Act (Title III of SARA).
                                                        PB92-224823/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

                                                      EPA/540/2-91/018
                                                        Bioremediation in  the Field. An Information  Update on
                                                        Applying Bioremediation to Site Clean-Up. Number 3.
                                                        PB92-224807/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

                                                      EPA/540/2-91/027
                                                        Bioremediation in  the Field: An Information  Update on
                                                        Applying Bioremediation to Site Cleanup. (Number 4).
                                                        PB92-224708/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

                                                      EPA/530/R-92/019
                                                        Characterization of Municipal Solid Waste  in the United
                                                        States: 1992 Update.
                                                        PB92-207166/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

                                                      EPA/530/R-92/013
                                                        Characterization of Products Containing Mercury in Mu-
                                                        nicipal Solid Waste in the United States, 1970 to 2000.
                                                        PB92-162569/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

                                                      EPA/542/F-92/010
                                                        Citizen's Guide to Air Sparging.
                                                        PB92-235597/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

                                                      EPA/542/F-92/008
                                                        Citizen's Guide to Bioventing.
                                                        PB92-235571/REB
                                                                                   92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/S42/F-92/005
  Citizen's Guide to Glycolate Dehalogenation.
  PB92-233105/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/542/F-92/002
  Citizen's Guide to How  Innovative Treatment Technol-
  ogies Are Being Successfully Applied at Superfund Sites.
  PB92-233071/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA/542/F-92/007
  Citizen's Guide to In situ Soil Flushing.
  PB92-233113/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/S42/F-92/001
  Citizen's Guide to  Innovative Treatment Technologies for
  Contaminated Soils, Sludges, Sediments and Debris.
  PB92-235563/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/S42/F-92/003
  Citizen's Guide to Soil Washing.
  PB92-233097/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/542/F-92/004
  Citizen's Guide to Solvent Extraction.
  PB92-233089/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA/542/F-92/006
  Citizen's Guide to Thermal Desorption.
  PB92-232396/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/S42/F-92/009
  Citizen's Guide to  Using  Indigenous and  Exogenous
  Microorganisms in Bioremediation.
  PB92-235589/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

  Community Relations during Enforcement Activities and
  Development of the Administrative Record.
  PB92-105469/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Conducting RCRA Inspections at Mixed Waste Facilities.
  PB92-105196/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/560/4-92/011
  Consolidated List  of Chemicals Subject to Reporting
  under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
  Know Act. (Title III of the Superfund Amendments and
  Reauthonzation Act of 1986).
  PB92-155399/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/S30/R-92/006
  Development of a Solid Sample Analytical Procedure for
  Cyanide in Spent Ore. Final Technical Report.
  PB92-203496/REB           92-04  PC A11/MF A03

EPA/530/R-92/007
  Directory of Mine Waste Characterization and Drainage
  Quality  Contacts   in Western  Governors'  Association
  Member States.
  PB92-180108/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/540/S-92/004
  Evaluation of  Soil Venting Application.  Ground  Water
  Issue.
  PB92-235605/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/2-91/015
  Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Tech-
  nologies (3rd): Domestic  and International. Held in Dallas,
  Texas on June 11-13, 1991. Technical Papers.
  PB92-219732/REB           92-04  PC A22/MF AO4

EPA/540/4-91/005
  Ground-Water  Issue: The Effects of Well  Casing Material
  on Ground Water-Quality.
  PB92-224724/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/P-91/013
  Guidance on Site Assessment Cooperative Agreements.
  PB92-224385/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/2-91/013B
  Guide lor Conducting Treatability Studies  under CERCLA:
  Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening. Quick Refer-
  ence Fact Sheet.
  PB92-224377/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
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EPA/540/2-91/019B
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
  PB92-224401/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/2-91/019B
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
  PB92-231281/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/530/R-92/022
  Handbook of RCRA Ground-Water Monitoring Constitu-
  ents: Chemical  and Physical Properties (40 CFR  Part
  264, Appendix 9).
  PB92-233287/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

EPA/540/S-92/003
  In-situ Bioremediation of Contaminated Ground Water.
  PB92-224336/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/530/R-92/005A
  Inactive and  Abandoned Noncoa! Mines.  Volume 1. A
  Scoping Study.
  PB92-190115/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/530/R-92/005B
  Inactive and Abandoned Noncoa! Mines. Volume 2. State
  Reports.
  PB92-190123/REB            92-01  PC A19/MF A04

EPA/S30/R-92/005C
  Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume 3. Ap-
  pendix: State Reports.
  PB92-190131/REB            92-01  PC A14/MF A03

EPA/540/9-91/002
  Innovative Treatment Technologies: Overview and Guide
  to Information Sources.
  PB92-179001/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04

EPA/540/2-91/001
  Innovative Treatment Technologies:  Semi-Annual Status
  Report.  (Third Edition).
  PB92-173210/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/SW/DK-92/033
  Inorganic   Contract  Compliance   Screening   System
  (ICCSS) Software  (SOW March 1990)  (Version  1) (for
  Microcomputers).
  PB92-501519/REB                    92-01  CP D02

EPA/SW/DK-92/033A
  Inorganic Contract  Compliance  Screening System Soft-
  ware for the PC (SOW  March 1990  Version  1). User
  Manual.
  PB92-14SS98/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/530/SW-91/093N
  Inside the Hotline: A Compilation of 1991 Monthly Hotline
  Reports.
  PB92-131390/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  Making  It Work: Title 3 Compliance. The Public's Right-
  to-Know.
  PB92-224690/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/S30/SW-90/074A
  Markets for Scrap Tires.
  PB92-115252/REB
                            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/S30/SW-91/06SA
  Mining  Sites  on the  National Priorities  List: NPL Site
  Summary Reports. Volume 1 (Aluminum Company  of
  America (Vancouver Smelter) to Cleveland Mill).
  PB92-124767/HEB                   92-01   PC A99

EPA/S30/SW-91/065B
  Mining  Sites  on the  National Priorities  List: NPL Site
  Summary Reports. Volume 2 (Commencement Bay Near-
  shore/Tideflats  to  Kerr  McGee)  (Kress Creek. Reed-
  Keppter Park,  Residential Areas, Sewage  Treatment
  Plant).
  PB92-124775/REB                   92-01   PC A99

EPA/530/SW-91/065C
  Mining  Sites  on the  National Priorities  List: NPL Site
  Summary Reports. Volume  3 (Kerr-McGee Chemical
  Corp. (Soda Springs Plant) to Ormel Corp).
  PB92-124783/REB                   92-01   PC A99

EPA/530/SW-91/06SD
  Mining  Sites  on the  National Priorities  List: NPL Site
  Summary Reports. Volume 4 (Cronogo-Duenweg Mining
  Bett to Tar Creek).
  PB92-124791/REB                   92-01   PC A99

EPA/S30/SW-91/065E
  Mining  Sites  on the  National Priorities  List: NPL Site
  Summary Reports. Volume 5  (Teledyne  Wah Chang to
  Wayne Interim Storage Facility/W.R. Grace).
  PB92-124809/REB                   92-01   PC A99

EPA/530/SW-91/075
  National Survey of Hazardous Waste Generators and
  Treatment, Storage, Disposal,  and Recycling Facilities in
  1986. Hazardous Waste Generation and Management.
  PB92-123025/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03

EPA/530/R-92/023
  No Migration Variances  to the Hazardous Waste Land
  Disposal Prohibitions: A Guidance Manual for Petitioners
  (July 1992).
  PB92-207695/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A02
EPA/SW/DK-92/034
  Organic  Contract   Compliance  Screening  System
  (OCCSS) Software (SOW February 1988) (for Microcom-
  puters).
  PB92-501501/REB                    92-01  CP D02

EPA/SW/DK-92/032
  Organic  Contract   Compliance  Screening  System
  (OCCSS) Software (SOW  March  1990)  (Version 1) (for
  Microcomputers).
  PB92-501527/REB                    92-01  CP O02
EPA/SW/DK-92/031
  Organic   Contract   Compliance  Screening  System
  (OCCSS)  Software  (SOW  OLM01.8 Version  January
  1992) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-501535/REB                   92-01  CP D02

EPA/SW/DK-92/031A
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System. Soft-
  ware for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 1).  User Manual.
  PB92-145564/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/SW/DK-92/043A
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System. Soft-
  ware for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 2) (User Manual).
  PB92-169564/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/SW/DK-92/032A
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System. Soft-
  ware for the PC  (SOW March  1990, Version  1). User
  Manual.
  PB92-145572/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/SW/DK-92/034A
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System. Soft-
  ware for the PC (Version June 1990). User Manual.
  PB92-145580/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/540/9-91/001
  OSWER Source Book: Training and Technology Transfer
  Resources.
  PB92-102169/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

EPA/530/R-9S/010
  Preliminary Use  and Substitutes Analysis of Lead and
  Cadmium in Products in Municipal Solid Waste.
  PB92-162551/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

EPA/530/R-92/016
  Proceedings on the National United States Environmental
  Protection Agency Conference on Household Hazardous
  Waste Management (6th). Held in Seattle, Washington on
  Decembers-?, 1991.
  PB92-169390/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF EOS

EPA/542/F-92/012
  Procuring Innovative Technologies at Remedial Sites: Q's
  and A's and Case Studies.
  PB92-232388/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Projected  Regulatory,  Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
  of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
  Programs.
  PB92-190149/REB
                                     92-01  PC E99

EPA/530/R-92/008A
  Projected Regulatory,  Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
  of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
  Programs. Volume 1. Summary Report.
  PB92-190156/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/530/R-92/008B
  Projected Regulatory,  Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
  of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
  Programs.  Volume 2.  State Reports of Western Gover-
  nors' Association Mine Waste Task Force States.
  PB92-190164/REB                   92-01  PC A99

EPA/530/R-92/008C
  Projected Regulatory,  Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
  of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
  Programs.  Volume 3. Appendix: State Reports Interstate
  Coalition on Mine Waste.
  PB92-190172/REB                   92-01  PC A14

EPA/520/SW-91/062A
  RCRA  Permit  Policy  Compendium.  Volume  1. User's
  Guide. Key Word Index.
  PB92-111715/REB                   92-01  PC E10

EPA/530/SW-91/062B
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 2 (9420.1980-
  9434.1900). Hazardous Waste Management System (Part
  260). General, Definitions, Petitions.
  PB92-111723/REB                   92-01  PC A13

EPA/530/SW-91/062C
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 3 (9441.1980-
  9441.1986).  Identification and  Listing  of  Hazardous
  Waste (Part 261).  General.
  PB92-111731/REB                   92-01  PC A14

EPA/530/SW-91/062D
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 4 (9441.1987-
  9441.1990).  Identification and  Listing  of  Hazardous
  Waste (Part 261)  General.
  PB92-111749/REB                   92-01  PC A14

EPA/530/SW-91/062E
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 5 (9442.1980-
  9444.1986).  Identification and  Listing  of  Hazardous
  Waste  (Part  261). Criteria  for  Identifying  Hazardous
  Waste, Characteristics of Hazardous Waste, Lists of Haz-
  ardous Waste.
  PB92-111756/REB                   92-01  PC A14

EPA/530/SW-91/062F
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 6 (9444.1987-
  9457.1990).  Identification and  Listing  of  Hazardous
  Waste  (Part 261). Lists  (Cont'd),  Generator Standards
  (Part 262), General,  Pretransportation, Recordkeeping,
  Special Conditions, Importing.
  PB92-111764/REB                   92-01  PC A15

EPA/530/SW-91/062G
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 7 (9460.1980-
  9482.1990).  Transporter Standards (Part 263).  (TSDF's)
  (Parts  264  and  265), TSDF  Technical  Requirements
  (Parts 264 and 265).
  PB92-111772/REB                   92-01  PCA11

EPA/530/SW-91/062H
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 8 (9483.1980-
  9489.1990).  TSDF Technical Requirements  (Parts 264
    and 265). Tanks, Surface Impoundments, Waste  Piles,
    Land Treatment,  Landfills,  Incinerators, Miscellaneous
    Units.
    PB92-111780/REB                   92-01  PC A15

  EPA/530/SW-91/062I
    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 9 (9490.1980-
    9521.1990). Standards for Managing Specific Hazardous
    Wastes (Part  266). Permitting Policies, Permitting Proce-
    dures (Parts 124 and 270).
    PB92-111798/REB                   92-01  PC A15

  £PA/530/SW-91/062J
    RCRA   Permit   Policy   Compendium.   Volume   10
    (9522.1980-9528.1990). Permitting Procedures (Parts 124
    and 270).  Applications,  Conditions,  Changes, Interim
    Status.
    PB92-111806/REB                   92-01  PC A15

  EPA/530/SW-91/062K
    RCRA   Permit   Policy   Compendium.   Volume   11
    (9530.1980-9581.1990). Air Emissions Standards,  State
    Authorization  (Part 271), Land Disposal Restrictions (Part
    268). Waste Minimization, Subtitle D, RCRA Grant Funds.
    PB92-111814/REB                   92-01  PC A17

    RCRA, Superfund Monthly Hot Line Reports.
    PB92-922400/REB         92-01  SubscriptionS96.00

    RCRIS  Data  Element Dictionary, Version  3.0.0.  Data
    Tape Documentation.
    PB92-145515/REB           92-01   PC A25/MF A06

  EPA/S30/SW-91/073A
    Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Final Criteria for Mu-
    nicipal Solid Waste Landfills.
    PB92-100841/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03

  EPA/DF/MT-92/029
    Resource  Conservation   and  Recovery   Information
    System (RCRIS) Extract Tape.
    PB92-592290/REB                   92-01  CP T01

    Section 3008(h) Module Order on Consent.
    PB92-105477/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/530/R-92/001
    State Programs Advisory Number Nine.
    PB92-149285/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF E16

  EPA/540/S-92/002
    TCE  Removal from  Contaminated Soil and Ground
    Water. Ground Water Issue.
    PB92-224104/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/542/N-92/001
    Tech Trends (Number 8).
    PB92-221985/REB
                               92-04  PC A01/MF A01
  EPA/530/R-92/011
    Technical Implementation Document for EPA's Boiler and
    Industrial Furnace Regulations.
    PB92-154947/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03

  EPA/530/SW-87/006F
    Technical  Resource Document: Batch-Type  Procedures
    for Estimating Soil Adsorption of Chemicals.
    PB92-188515/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Title 3 on Indian Lands: A Guide to the Emergency Plan-
    ning and Community Right-to-Know Act.  (Technical As-
    sistance Bulletin). Volume 10, Number 2.
    PB92-224740/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/S30/R-92/01S
    Update Package for RCRA Permit Policy Compendium
    (Assorted Volumes).
    PB92-182518/REB                    92-04   PC E99

  EPA/542/R-92/001
    Vendor Information  System for Innovative Treatment
    Technologies. User  Manual (VISITT Version 1.0).  Number
    1.
    PB92-221647/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/542/N-9Z/002
    Vendor Information  System for Innovative Treatment
    Technologies (VISITT). Number 1.
    PB92-224716/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

RADIATION
  EPA/520/6-91/020
    Electric and Magnetic Fields Near AM Broadcast Towers.
    PB92-101427/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/520/5-91/025
    Environmental Radiation  Data.  Report 63, July-Septem-
    ber 1990.
    PB92-164706/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/402/R-92/004
    Indoor Radon and  Radon Decay Product Measurement
    Device Protocols.
    PB92-206176/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/400/R-92/001
    Manual of Protective Action Guides and Protective Ac-
    tions for Nuclear Incidents.
    PB92-164763/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03

  EPA/402/R-92/006
    National  Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP)  Program.
    Proficiency Report, July 1992.
    PB92-206150/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

  EPA/402/F-92/001
    National  Radon Measurement  Proficiency Program: Indi-
    vidual Proficiency Report.
    PB92-169473/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/402/R-92/002
    Potential Uses of Phpsphogypsum and Associated Risks.
    Background  Information Document.
    PB92-196054/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
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  EPA /S20/5-88/017
    Radiological Survey of  the Norfolk  Naval  Station, the
    Norfolk Naval Shipyard, and Newport News Shipbuilding.
    PB92-164730/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/400/R-92/011
    Technical Support Document for the 1992 Citizen's Guide
    to Radon.
    PB92-218395/RE8           92-04   PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/400/R-92/003
    User's Guide for the SYSPOP Program: A PC Version of
    the PRESTO-EPA-POP Operation System. Version 1.0.
    PB92-213255/REB           92-04   PCA11/MFA03

AIR QUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
  EPA/5OO/K-92/002
    Air Quality Atlas
    PB92-190248/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/4SO/1-92/001
    Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series:
    Estimation of Air Impacts for Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)
    Systems.
    PB92-143676/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/450/1-92/004
    Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
    Estimation of Air Impacts for the Excavation of Contami-
    nated Soil.
    PB92-171925/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/450/3-92/012
    Alternative  Control Techniques Document:  For PM-10
    Emissions from Ferrous Foundries.
    PB92-180017/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
  EPA/450/3-91/026
    Alternative  Control Techniques Document:  Nitric and
    Adipic Acid Manufacturing Plants.
    PB92-132828/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
  EPA/4SO/3-91/027
    Assessment of VOC Emissions and  Their Control from
    Baker's Yeast Manufacturing Facilities.
    PB92-145408/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/530/SW-91/079
    Background  Document  for the  Liquid Release  Test:
    Single Laboratory  Evaluation  and 1988 Collaborative
    Study.
    PB92-183201/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

  EPA/450/3-91/024
    Burning Tires for Fuel and Tire Pyrotysis: Air Implications.
    PB92-145358/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03

  EPA/600/R-92/011
    Characterization of the Wintertime Boise, Idaho. Air Shed:
    A Comprehensive Field  Study  Report for the U.S. EPA
    Office of  Air Quality Planning and Standards.
    PB92-136803/RE8           92-01   PC A04/MF AOt
  EPA/450/2-91/008
    dean Air Act Section 1B3(d) Guidance on Cost-Effective-
    ness.
    PB92-136795/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors. Volume 1.
    Stationary Point and Area Sources. Fourth Edition. Sup-
    plement D.
    PB92-126945/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/450/3-92/013
    Control of VOC Emissions from Ink and Paint Manufac-
    turing Processes.
    PB92-190230/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A02

  EPA/453/R-92/001
    Control of VOC Emissions from Nonferrous Metal Rolling

    PB92-227677/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/450/2-91/028
    Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
    ment System User's Manual, Version 1.2.
    PB92-145556/REB           92-01   PC A11/MF A03

  EPA/SW/DK-92/030
    Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
    ment System (XATEF),  (Version 1.2) (for Microcomput-
    ers).
    PB92-S01626/REB                   92-01   CP D02

  EPA/452/B-92/OO1
    Directory of OAQPS Information Services, May 1992.
    PB92-198654/HEB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/450/3-91/030
    Documentation for Developing the Initial Source Category

    PB92-218429/REB           92-04  PC A16/MF A03

  EPA/4SO/3-91/020A
    Dry  Cleaning Facilities:  Background Information for Pro-
    posed Standards.
    PB92-126762/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/450/3-91/021
    Economic Impact Analysis of  Regulatory Controls in the
    Dry Cleaning Industry.
    PB92-126770/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03
  EPA/450/4-90/017
    Emission Factor Documentation for  AP-42  Section 2.5,
    Sewage  Sludge Incineration.
    PB92-152834/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/4SO/4-91/011
    Emission Inventory Requirements  for Carbon Monoxide
    State Implementation Plans, 1991.
    PB92-1121SO/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/450/4-91/010
    Emission Inventory Requirements for Ozone State Imple-
    mentation Plans.
    PB92-118017/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/450/3-90/0 18
  Enabling Document for New Source Performance Stand-
  ards for Air Oxidation Processes  and Distillation Oper-
  ations in the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing
  Industry.
  PB92-161967/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/450/3-91/013
  Enabling Document  for Regulations Governing  Compli-
  ance Extensions for Early Reductions of Hazardous  Air
  Pollutants.
  PB92-180132/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

EPA/450/4-91/033
  Enhanced Ozone  Monitoring Network Design and Siting
  Criteria Guidance Document.
  PB92-145390/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/SOO/J-92/189
  Evaluation of High Volume Particle Sampling and Sample
  Handling Protocols for Ambient Urban Air  Mutagenicity
  Determinations.
  PB92-188952/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/450/4-89/01 8
  Example Emission Inventory  Documentation  for  Post-
  1987 Ozone State  Implementation Plans (SIPs).
  PB92-112176/REB           92-01   PC A18/MF AIM
EPA/450/4-91 /OOSA
  Feasibility of Including Regional  and  Temporal  VOC
  Emissions  Estimates in  the  EPA  Emissions  Trends
  Report.
  PB92-216910/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  Fiscal Year 1991 Summary Report  of NOAA Atmospheric
  Sciences Modeling Division Support to the U.S. Environ-
  mental Protection Agency.
  PB92-217835/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/450/4-91/032
  Gridded  Model  Information Support System  (GMISS)
  User's Guide. Volume 3. Model Concentration Data Re-
  trieval Subsystem.
  PB92-190263/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/450/4-92/009
  Guide  for Using  the Empirical Kinetics Modeling Ap-
  proach Interface (EKMAI).
  PB92-196005/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/4SO/4-91/013
  Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
  Model
  PB92-108760/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/450/4-92/011 A
  Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
  Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 1. Techni-
  cal Report.
  PB92-213222/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/450/4-92/01 IB
  Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
  Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 2. Appen-
  dices.
  PB92-213230/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/450/4-91/031
  Guideline Series: Control of Volatile  Organic Compound
  Emissions from  Reactor Processes and Distillation Oper-
  ations Processes in the Synthetic Organic Chemical Man-
  ufacturing Industry.
  PB92-180009/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A03
EPA/340/1-90/007
  Guidelines for Asbestos NESHAP Demolition and Ren-
  ovation Inspection Procedures.
  PB92-132836/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/450/3-91/0100
  Human Exposure Model-ll:  User's Guide.
  PB92-186246/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

EPA/454/R-92/00 1
  Interagency  Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling (IWAQM)
  Work Plan Rationale.
  PB92-213248/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/6OO/J-92/192
  Introduction  and Summary. Genotoxicity and Carcinogen-
  icity Databases: An Assessment of the Present Situation.
  PB92-188986/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/450/4-91/029
  Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources Ql
  Sryrene, Interim Report.
  PB92-126788/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/450/4-91 V020A
  Measurement Solution:  Using a Temporary Total Enclo-
                             ng.
                             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/450/3-91 /018
  NATICH Data Base  Report on  State,  Local and EPA Air
  Toxics Activities, September 1991.
  PB92-143700/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06
EPA/450/4-91/026
  National Air Pollutant Emission  Estimates 1940-1990.
  PB92-1S28S9/REB            92-01  PC  AOS/MF A02
EPA/450/4-9 1/023
  National Air Quality and Emissions Trends Report, 1990.
  PB92-1415S5/REB            92-01  PC  A07/MF A02
EPA/4SO/3-91/016
  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliogra-
  phy of Selected  Reports  and  Federal Register Notices
  Related to Air Toxics. Volume 5. Citations, 1991.
  PB92-111830/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03
EPA/450/3-91/015
  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse:  Ongoing
  Research and Regulatory Development Projects.
  PB92-1 1 1 905/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03
sure for Capture Efficiency Testing.
PB92-1 90271 /REB           92
                                                     EPA/600/A-92/126
                                                       Performance of Automated Ambient SO2 Analyzers with
                                                       Respect to a Proposed  5-Minute Ambient Air  Quality
                                                       Standard.
                                                       PB92-192178/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                     EPA/4503-91/012A
                                                       Procedures for Establishing Emissions for Early  Reduc-
                                                       tion Compliance Extensions. Volume 1. Synthetic Organic
                                                       Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Oxide Sterilization, and
                                                       Chromium Electroplating.
                                                       PB92-176221/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

                                                     EPA/450/4-91/016
                                                       Procedures for the  Preparation of Emission Inventories
                                                       for Carbon Monoxide and Precursors of Ozone. Volume
                                                       1. General Guidance for Stationary Sources.
                                                       PB92-112168/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03

                                                     EPA/450/3-92/015
                                                       Production of Acetal, Amino, and Phenolic Resins.
                                                       PB92-213263/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

                                                     EPA/450/3-90/006A
                                                       QAQPS  Control  Cost  Manual (Fourth Edition). Supple-
                                                       ment 1.
                                                       PB92-137181/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

                                                     EPA/600/A-92/114
                                                       Quality Assurance Planning for Stationary Source Field
                                                       Sampling.
                                                       PB92-188804/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                     EPA/454/R-92/007
                                                       Quality Review Guidelines for 1990 Base Year Emission
                                                       Inventories.
                                                       PB92-224435/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

                                                     EPA/450/3-92/005
                                                       Questions and Answers about the Early Reductions Pro-

                                                       ?rB92-180124/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

                                                     EPA/453/R-92/002
                                                       RACT/BACT/LAER  Clearinghouse: A  Compilation  of
                                                       Control Technology Determinations. Second Supplement
                                                       to the 1990 Edition.
                                                       PB92-235647/REB            92-04  PC A20/MF A04

                                                     EPA/450/4-91/002A
                                                       Regional  Ozone Modeling  for  Northeast   Transport
                                                       (ROMNET).
                                                       PB92-108786/REB            92-01  PCA15/MFA03

                                                     EPA/45O/4-91/002B
                                                       Regional   Ozone Modeling  for  Northeast   Transport
                                                       (ROMNET). Appendices.
                                                       PB92-108794/REB            92-01  PCA15/MFA03

                                                     EPA/450/2-92/001
                                                       Review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards  for
                                                       Ozone Assessment  of Scientific and Technical Informa-
                                                       tion. OAQPS Staff Paper.
                                                       PB92-190446/REB            92-01  PC A17/MF A03

                                                     EPA/450/4-91/021
                                                       Screening  Methods  for the Development of  Air Toxics
                                                       Emission Factors.
                                                       PB92-108778/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04

                                                     EPA/450/2-91/OO9
                                                       Status of Selected Air Pollution  Control Programs, Febru-
                                                       ary 1992
                                                       PB92
                                                             171966/REB
                                                                                   92-01   PC A09/MF A02
  Summary of NOx Control Technologies and Their Avail-
  ability and Extent of Application.
  PB92-158260/REB            92-01   PCA06/MFA02

EPA/450/4-92/010
  Technical Assistance Document: Performance Audit Pro-
  cedures for Opacity Monitors.
  PB92-192889/REB            92-01   PCA12/MFA03

EPA/450/3-91/022B
  Technical Guidance: Stage II Vapor Recovery Systems
  for Control  of Vehicle  Refueling Emissions at Gasoline
  Dispensing  Facilities. Volume 2. Appendices.
  PB92-132851/REB            92-01   PC A20/MF A04

EPA/450/3-91'/022A
  Technical Guidance: State II Vapor Recovery Systems for
  Control of Vehicle Refueling Emissions at Gasoline Dis-
  pensing Facilities. Volume 1. Chapters.
  PB92-132844/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

EPA/452/R-92/003
  Technical Support Document to Aid States with the De-
  velopment  of Carbon  Monoxide  State  Implementation
  Plans.
  PB92-233055/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/450/4-92/001
  Tiered Modeling Approach for Assessing trie Risks Due
  to Sources  of Hazardous Air Pollutants.
  PB92-164748/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/450/4-91/02S
  Urban Air Toxics Monitoring Program Carbonyl Results.
  1990.
  PB92-110030/REB            92-01  PCA07/MFA02

EPA/450/4-91/024
  Urban Air Toxics Monitoring Program, 1990.
  PB92-110022/REB            92-O1  PCA13/MFA03

EPA/450/4-92/008A
  User's Guide  for the Industrial  Source Complex (ISC2)
  Dispersion  Models.  Volume 1. User Instructions.
  PB92-232453/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03
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   rithms.
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 EPA/4SO/4-92/008C
   User's Guide for  the Industrial  Source  Complex (ISC2)
   Dispersion Models. Volume 3: Guide to Programmers.
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 EPA/450/4-90/007D(R)
   User's Guide for  the Urban  Airshed Model. Volume  4.
   User's Manual for the Emissions Preprocessor System
   2.0. Part A: Core FORTRAN System.
   PB92-226232/REB           92-04  PC A19/MF A04

 EPM50/4-90/007G
   User's Guide for  the Urban  Airshed Model. Volume  7.
   User's Manual for the Performance Evaluation System.
   PB92-224849/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

 EPA/DF/DK-92/016
   Volatile Organic Compound and Paniculate Matter (VOC/
   PM) Speciation Data Base Management  System (SPECI-
   ATE), Version 1.4 (for Microcomputers).
   PB92-500354/REB                   92-01   CP D02
 EPA/450/4-91/027
   Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) and Paniculate Matter
   (PM) Speciation Data System User's Manual. Version 1.4.
   PB92-105527/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

MOBILE SOURCE POLLUTION CONTROL
 EPA/AA/CD/CPSB-92/01
   Effects of RVP on Emissions at 20F Ambient Tempera-
   ture.
   PB92-143684/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/M/CTAB-91/04
   Evaluation of a Kemira Oy Resistively Heated Catalyst on
   a Methanol-Fueled Vehicle.
   PB92-104397/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/M/CTAB-91/05
   Evaluation of a Schatz Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
   Vehicle.
   PB92-114255/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/M/TDG-92/03
   Evaluation of a Schatz Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
   Vehicle. Phase 2.
   PB92-204585/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/M/CTAB-91/06
   Evaluation of a Vehicle Equipped with a Direct Injection
   Engine Using Neat Methanol.
   PB92-118009/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/AA/CTAB-92/01
   Evaluation of Research Prototype Vehicles Equipped with
   Direct Injection Two-Stroke Cycle Engines.
   PB92-143692/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

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   Fuel Volatility Effects on Exhaust Emissions.
   PB92-110014/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

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   I/M Network Type: Effects  on  Emission Reductions,
   Cost and Convenience. Technical Information Document
   PB92-104447/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/AA/TSS-91/1
   IM240 Transient I/M Dynamometer Driving Schedule and
   the Composite I/M Test Procedure.
   PB92-104405/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/M/TSS/IM-90/1
   Integrating On-Board Diagnostic System Capabilities into
   the Inspection and Repair Functions of I/M Programs.
   PB92-104454/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/M/TDG-92/05
   Natural Gas Vehicle Challenge: EPA Emissions and Fuel
   Economy Testing,  1992.
   PB92-217926/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/460/3-91/02
   Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report.
   PB92-126960/REB           92-01  PC A24/MF A04

   Nonroad Engine and Vehicle  Emission Study-Report and
   Appendixes.
   PB92-104462/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF A04

 EPA/450/4-81/026D-REV
   Procedures  for Emission  Inventory  Preparation. Volume
   4: Mobile Sources.
   PB92-209386/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

 EPA/AA/TSS//M-90-3
   Recommended  I/M Short
   1990's: Six Alternatives.
   PB92-104439/REB
Test Procedures for the

  92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/420/R-92/001
   Transportation and Air Quality Planning Guidelines, 1992.
   PB92-201458/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

  EPA/400/R-92/006
   Transportation Control Measure Information Documents.
   PB92-173566/REB            92-01  PC A19/MF A04

   VMT Forecasting and Tracking Guidance, Section 187.
   PB92-164961/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

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   (1972-November 1991).
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                             EPA/DF/MT-92/042
                               Enforcement Document Retrieval System (EDRS) Update
                               File (November 14, 1991 to April 22 1992)
                               PB92-592390/REB                    92-01  CP T99

                             EPA-22E-2000
                               Enforcement in the  1990's Project: Recommendations of
                               the Analytical Workgroups.
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                               Docket.
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                             EPA/330/9-89/003-R
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                           OFFICE OF PLANNING  AND MANAGEMENT
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                               Economic Incentives: Options for Environmental Protec-
                               tion.
                               PB92-224831/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

                             EPA/230/R-92/003
                               Guide  to Selected  National Environmental Statistics in
                               the U.S. Government.
                               PB92-201144/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A02

                             EPA/530/SW-91/029
                               States' Efforts to Promote Lead-Acid Battery Recycling.
                               PB92-119965/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

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                               ets, Clearinghouses and Hotlines, Records Management
                               Programs, Major EPA Environmental Databases, Library
                               and Information Services,  State Environmental  Libraries,
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  EPA/IMSD-91/014
    INFOTERRA/USA Directory of Environmental Sources.
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OFFICE OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES
  EPA/560/2-91/002
    Carpet Policy Dialogue. Compendium Report, September
    27, 1991.
    PB92-115005/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06

  EPA/560/5-91/003
    Chlorinated Dioxins and Furans in the General U.S. Pop-
    ulation: NHATS FY87 Results.
    PB92-180157/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03

    Citizen's Guide to Pesticides (Fourth Edition), November
    1991.
    PB92-218403/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/744/B-92/001
    Common Synonyms: For Chemicals Listed Under Section
    313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
    Know Act.
    PB92-232164/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/560/5-89/004
    Comparison of Airborne Asbestos Levels Determined by
    Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) Using Direct
    and Indirect Transfer Techniques.
    PB92-191113/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/DF/DK-92/035
    Consolidated List of Chemical Subject to Reporting under
    the Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know
    Act.  SARA  Section 302  Extremely  Hazardous Sub-
    stances, CERCL Hazardous Substances and SARA Sec-
    tion 313 Toxic Chemicals (Title  III,  List  of Lists) (for
    Microcomputers).
    PB92-501774/REB                   92-01   CP D02

  EPA/700/R-92/002
    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 3. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction.
    PB92-150374/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

  EPA/700/R-92/003
    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 4. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction.
    PB92-150382/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

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    Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act:
    Section 313 Release Reporting Requirements.
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                             EPA21T-1005
                               EPA's Pesticide Programs.
                               PB92-233147/REB
                                                          92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                             EPA/540/09-92/190
                               National Home and Garden Pesticide Use Survey Final
                               Report. Executive Summary.
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                             EPA/540/09-92/191
                               National Home and Garden  Pesticide Use Survey. Final
                               Report. Volume 1. Executive Summary,  Results,  and
                               Recommendations.
                               PB92-174747/REB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03
EPA/540/09-92/192
  National Home and Garden  Pesticide Use Survey. Final
  Report. Volume 2.  Survey Design, Implementation, and
  Analysis Methods.
  PB92-174754/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/540/FS-91/143
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 226: Bensulfuron Methyl.
  PB92-104389/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-91/144
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 227: Gokilaht.
  PB92-110006/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/168
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 228: Trifiumizole.
  PB92-126978/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/169
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 229: Diquat Dibromide.
  PB92-126986/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/700/K-92/004
  Pesticide Reregistration.
  PB92-231182/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA-21T-1022
  Pesticides and Ground-Water Strategy.
  PB92-225051/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA-20T-1004
  Pesticides in Drinking-Water Wells.
  PB92-225069/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA-20T-3006
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Aran-
  sas County, Texas.
  PB92-232644/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3040
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Austin
  County, Texas.
  PB92-232545/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3049
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Avery
  County, North Carolina.
  PB92-231109/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-30S5
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Baker
  County, Georgia.
  PB92-232404/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3038
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Boli-
  var County, Mississippi.
  PBP2-232610/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

EPA-20T-30S9
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Burke
  County, Georgia.
  PB92-232685/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3045
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Carter
  County, Tennessee.
  PB92-232537/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

EPA-20T-3015
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Clay-
  ton County, Iowa.
  PB92-232628/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3037
  Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Co-
  chise County, Arizona.
  PB92-232602/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

EPA-20T-3014
  Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Co-
  conino County, Arizona.
  PB92-232636/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3063
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Colo-
  rado County, Texas.
  PB92-232719/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3041
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Cul-
  berson County, Texas.
  PB92-232412/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3046
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, David-
  son County, Tennessee.
  PB92-232735/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA/20T-3050
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Deca-
  tur County, Georgia.
  PB92-231117/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

EPA-20T-3052
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Dooly
  County, Georgia.
  PB92-232750/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3016
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim  Measures, Du-
  buque County, Iowa.
  PB92-232560/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3042
  Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim  Measures,  El
  Paso County, Texas.
  PB92-232420/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3017
  Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Fay-
  ette County, Iowa.
  PB92-232578/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
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                                                       SPONSORING  EPA OFFICE  INDEX
       ecting Endangered  Spi
       ham County, Georgia.
                          lecies:  Interim  Measures, Ha-
EPA-20T-3064
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Floyd
  County, Georgia.
  PB92-232727/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3047
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
  Franklin County. Tennessee.
  PB92-231091/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3051
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
  Gordon County, Georgia.
  PB92-232743/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3044
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
  Graham County, Arizona.
  PB92-232529/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3021
  Protecting En
  bersham County, Georgia
  PB92-232586/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3053
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Hen-
  derson County, North Carolina.
  PB92-232768/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3043
  Protecting Endangered Species: interim Measures, Hud-
  speth County, Texas.
  PB92-232487/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3004
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Jack-
  son County, Mississippi.
  PB92-232495/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3054
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Lee
  County, Georgia
  PB92-232776/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3056
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Mitch-
  ell County, North Carolina.
  PB92-232651/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3057
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
  Mohave County. Arizona
  PB92-232669/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3005
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Mon-
  ongalia County, West Virginia.
  PB92-232438/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3002
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
  Navajo County. Arizona
  PB92-232511/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3024
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
  Rabun County, Georgia.
  PB92-232594/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-302S
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Ste-
  phens County, Georgia.
  PB92-224096/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3O62
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
  Sumter County, Georgia.
  PB92-232701/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3039
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Sun-
  flower County, Mississippi.
  PB92-232552/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3003
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
  Towns County, Georgia.
  PB92-232503/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/20T-3061
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures.
  Walker County. Georgia.
  PB92-226224/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3060
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
  Wheeler County. Georgia.
  PB92-232693/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3048
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
  Wilson County, Tennessee.
  PB92-231083/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3058
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Yava-
  pai County, Arizona
  PB92-232677/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/212
  RED Facts: Alkyl Amine Hydrochloride.
  PB92-235639/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/54O/FS-92/179
  RED Facts: Carbon
  PB92-147883/REB
                               92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                        EPA/540/FS-92/171
                                                          RED Facts: Dried Blood.
                                                          PB92-145465/REB

                                                        EPA/S40/FS-92/125
                                                          RED Facts: Heliothis zea NPV.
                                                          PB92-111871/REB

                                                        EPA/S40/FS-92/129
                                                          RED Facts: Methoprene.
                                                          PB92-111848/REB
                                                        EPA/540/FS-92/177
                                                          RED Facts: Propionic Acid.
                                                          PB92-147891/REB
                             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                                                                                     92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/S40/FS-92/211
  RED Facts: Putrescent Whole Egg Solids.
  PB92-235621/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA/540/FS-92/173
  RED Facts: Silicon Dioxide and Silica Gel.
  PB92-145432/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/189
  RED Facts: Sodium and Calcium Hypochlorite Salts.
  PB92-171958/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/172
  RED Facts: Sodium Diacetate.
  PB92-145440/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/S40/FS-92/160
  RED Facts: Sulfur.
  PB92-114347/REB

EPA/S40/FS-92/165
  RED Facts: Warfarin.
  PB92-126754/REB
                                                                                     92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                                                     92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                        EPA/540/RS-92/202
                                                          Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Heptachlor.
                                                          PB92-191105/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
                                                        EPA/560/7-91/008
                                                          Risk Assessment. Management, Communication: A Guide
                                                          to Selected Sources. Volume 4, Number 1.
                                                          PB92-114412/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
                                                        EPA/749/N-92/001
                                                          Risk Assessment, Management. Communication: A Guide
                                                          to Selected Sources Volume 4, Number 2.
                                                          PB92-238518/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02
                                                        EPA/20T-1002
                                                          Suspended, Cancelled, and Restncted (SCR) Pesticides.
                                                          PB92-231240/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
                                                          Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) United States and Territo-
                                                          ries. 1987.
                                                          PB92-100114/REB                92-01   MF$600.00
                                                          Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) United States and Territo-
                                                          ries, 1988.
                                                          PB92-100122/REB                92-01   MFS600.00
                                                        EPA/DF/CD-92/001
                                                          Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) 1987-1989, (on CD-ROM).
                                                          PB92-500024/REB            92-01  CD-ROMS45.00
                                                        EPA/560/4-91/014
                                                          Toxics  in the Community:  National  and Local Perspec-
                                                          tives.  The 1989  Toxics  Release   Inventory National
                                                          Report.
                                                          PB92-224278/REB           92-04  PC A24/MF AIM
                                                       PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
                                                        EPA/S4O/09-92/158
                                                          1,3-Dichloropropene Position Document 1.
                                                          PB92-114206/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                        EPA/540/09-92/145
                                                          Alachlor Position Document 2/3.
                                                          PB92-111B89/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                        EPA/540/09-92/146
                                                          Alachlor: Position Document, 4.
                                                          PB92-11424S/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                        EPA/540/09-92/147
                                                          Cadmium:  Special Review Document.
                                                          PB92-114230/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
                                                         EPA/540/09-92/154
                                                          Captafol Final Decision.
                                                          PB92-114289/REB
                                                                                      92-01  PC A01/MF A01
  EPA /540/FS-92/178
    RED Facts: Carbon Dioxide.
    PB92-145424/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/540/FS-92/215
    RED Facis: Cilnc Acid
    PB92-221837/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/540/09-92/155
  Chlorobenzilate Position Document 1.
  PB92-114313/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

  Compact Label File - 1992 (Fiche 1 -  5281).
  PB92-911699/REB               92-01   MFS2640.00

EPA/540/09-92/179
  Creosote. Pentachforophenol. and Inorganic Arsenicals;
  Amendment of Notice of Intent to Cancel Registrations.
  PB92-152842/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/148
  Daminozide Position Document 1.
  PB92-114222/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/149
  Daminozide Position Document 2/3.
  PB92-114214/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/150
  Daminozide Position Document 4.
  PB92-114198/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

EPA/540/09-92/151
  Dichlorvos (DDVP) Position Document 1.
  PB92-114271/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/156
  Dtnocap Position Document 4.
  PB92-114370/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/204
  Emergency Exemptions under Section 18 of the Federal
  Insecticide  Fungicide and Rodenticide Act. 1. Guidance
  for State and Federal Agencies.
  PB92-183235/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/205
  Emergency Exemptions under Section 18 of the Federal
  Insecticide  Fungicide and Rodenticide Act. 2. Instructions
  for Submission of Emergency Exemption Applications.
  PB92-183243/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/157
  Ethalfluralin Position Document 1/2/3/4.
  PB92-114263/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/213
  General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
  cides in the United States. Second Edition.
  PB92-221811/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

EPA/DF/DK-92/052
  General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
  cides in the United States. Second Edition (for Microcom-
  puters).
  PB92-504356/REB                    92-04   CP D02

EPA/700/K-92/005
  Healthy  Lawn,  Healthy Environment. Caring for  Your
  Lawn in an  Environmentally Friendly Way.
  PB92-233899/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/152
  Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document 2/3.
  PB92-114297/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

EPA/540/09-92/153
  Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document 4.
  PB92-114305/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/199
  Pesticide   Fact  Sheet  Number  91.1:  Arsenic  Acid
  (H3AsO4).
  PB92-185826/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/196
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 111.1: Calcium Arsenate
  (Tolerance  Revocation).
  PB92-186410/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/198
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 112.1: Lead Arsenate.
  PB92-185834/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01

EPA/540/FS-92/197
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 225: Dichlorvos (DDVP).
  PB92-185818/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

EPA/S40/FS-92/188
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 232: Isoxaben.
  PB92-160548/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/194
  Pesticide Fact  Sheet Number  233: Ethylene Bisdithiocar-
  bamates (EBDCs).
  PB92-185842/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/195
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 234: Ethylene Oxide (EtO).
  PB92-185859/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/218
  Pesticide  Fact Sheet Number 235: 'Bacillus  subtilis'
  GB03.
  PB92-238484/REB            92-04  PCA02/MFA01

EPA/540/FS-92/220
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 237: Oxadixyl. (New Chemi-
  cal Registration).
  PB92-238492/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/221
  Pesticide   Fact  Sheet  Number  238:  'Pseudomonas
  fluorescens1 and 'Pseudomonas syringae' Strains.
  PB92-23B500/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/180
  Pesticide Reregistration Handbook: How to Respond  to
  the Reregistration Eligibility Document.
  PB92-154806/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

EPA/700/R-92/001
  Pesticide Reregistration Progress Report.
  PB92-224328/REB            92-04  PCA03/MFA01

EPA/735/R-92/001
  Pesticide Safety for Farmworkers (Uso Seguro de Pestci-
  das para los Trabajadores del Campo).
  PB92-224344/REB                   92-04   PC A03

  Protection  of Nut Crops. 1979-April  1991. Citations from
  AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Environmen-
  tal Considerations.
  PB92-140219/REB           92-01  PCA12/MFA03

  Protection  of  Stored Grains.  1979-April  1991. Citations
  from AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases  and Other Envi-
  ronmental  Considerations.
  PB92-140243/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

  Protection  of Tomatoes, Egg  Plants, and Peppers:  1979-
  April 1991. Citations from  AGRICOLA  Concerning Dis-
  eases and  Other Environmental Considerations.
  PB92-140201/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

EPA/540/FS-92/210
  RED Facts: 'Allium sativum1 (Garlic).
  PB92-233139/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

EPA/540/FS-92/159
  RED Facts: Foseryl-AI (Aliette).
                                                                                                                  PB92-114321/REB
                                                                                                                                            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                      SPONSORING  EPA  OFFICE  INDEX
                                                                                              OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE
 EPA/540/FS-92/203
  RED Facts: Heptachlor.
  PB92-192798/REB
                             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/540/FS-92/174
  RED Facts: Inorganic Nitrate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassi-
  um Nitrates).
  PB92-145473/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/540/FS-92/163
  RED. Facts: Potassium Bromide.
  PB92-114354/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/540/RS-92/162
  Reregistration  Elegibility  Document  (RED):  Potassium
  Bromide.
  PB92-114362/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/540/RS-92/193
  Reregisttation  Eligibiligy  Document (RED):  Sodium and
  Calcium Hypochlorites.
  PB92-180116/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/540/RS-9Z/208
  Reregistration  Eligibility Document (RED):  Alkyl Amine
  Hydrochlonde.
  PB92-220219/REB           92-04  PCA06/MFA02

 EPA/540/RS-92/207
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): 'Allium sativum'
  (Garlic).
  PB92-220235/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

 EPA/540/RS-92/185
  Reregistration  Eligibility Document (RED):  Carbon and
  Carbon Dioxide.
  PB92-161926/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/540/RS-92/214
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Citric Acid.
  PB92-221B29/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 EPA/540/RS-92/182
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Dried Blood.
  PB92-161942/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/540/RS:92/126
  Reregistration  Eligibility  Document  (RED):  Fosetyl-AI
  (Aliette).
  PB92-114339/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/540/RS-92/127
  Reregistration  Eligibility Document (RED): Heliothis zea
  NPV (List A, Case Number 151).
  PB92-111863/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/540/RS-92/217
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): lndole-3-Butyric
  Acid. (List B, Case 2330).
  PB92-238526/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

 EPA/540/RS-92/184
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Inorganic Ni-
  trate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassium Nitrates).
  PB92-161975/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

 EPA/540/RS-92/128
  Reregistration Eligibility  Document  (RED):  Methoprene
  (List A, Case 0030).
  PB92-111855/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/540/RS-92/181
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Propionic Acid.
  PB92-161983/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/540/RS-92/209
  Reregistration Eligibility  Document  (RED):  Putrescent
  Whole Egg Solids.
  PB92-220227/REB            92-04 PC A06/MF A02

 EPA/540/RS-92/187
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Silicon Dioxide
  and Silica Gel.
  PB92-161900/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/S40/RS-92/186
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED). Sodium Diace-
  tate.
   PB92-161934/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/S40/RS-92/161
   Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Sulfur (List  A,
   Case 0031).
   PB92-114453/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/S40/RS-92/164
   Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Warfarin.
   PB92-126739/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/540/RS-92/167
   Reregistration Eligibility  Document (RED): Warfarin. Ap-
   pendices C-H.
   PB92-126747/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

 EPA/540/09-92/201
   Status  of  Pesticides   in  Reregistration  and  Special
   Review.
   PB92-190438/REB             92-01  PCA14/MFA03
 EPA/700/R-92/004
   Status of Pesticides in Reregistration and Special Review
   (Rainbow Report).
   PB92-227636/REB             92-04  PCA14/MFA03

OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE
OFFICE OF EMERGENCY AND REMEDIAL RESPONSE
   Accessing  the  S50 Million  Set-Aside in the  Remedial
   Action Budget for Quick Response at National  Priorities
   List Sites.
   PB92-963342/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01
   Administrative Guidance for the FIT to ARCS (FIT/1 ARCS)
   Transition.
   PB92-963332/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

 EPA/540/2-91/022
   Air Stripping of Aqueous Soiutions. Engineering Bulletin
   PB92-180033/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF AOt
  Analysis  of State Superfund Programs: 50-State Study.
  1991 Update.
  PB92-963418/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

  Audits and the Superfund Program Manager.
  PB92-963328/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

  Authorization  tor  Regional  Administrators  to Approve
  Consistency Exemptions at NPL Sites.
  PB92-963343/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

  CERCLA Notifications: Emergency Response Notification
  System (ERNS)  Fact Sheet.
  PB92-963411/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  CERCLA Reporting Requirements for Releases of Ethyl-
  ene Glycol from Airplane De-icing Operations.
  PB92-963402/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/080
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: National Results.
  PB92-963315/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/540/8-91.'081
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 1  Results.
  PB92-963316/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/082
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
  PB92-963317/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91V083
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
  PB92-963318/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/084
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
  PB92-963319/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/085
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
  PB92-963320/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/086
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
  PB92-963321/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/087
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
  PB92-963322/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/088
  CERCLIS Characterization
  PB92-963323/REB

EPA/540'8-91/089
  CERCLIS Characterization
  PB92-963324/REB

EPA/540/8-91/090
  CERCLIS Characterization
  PB92-963325/REB

  Characterization Protocol
  Soils.
  PB92-963354/REB
Project: Region 8 Results.
     92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
Project: Region 9 Results.
     92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
Project: Region 10 Results.
     92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
for Radioactive Contaminated

     92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/S-92/001
  Chemical  Enhancements  to  Pump-and-Treat  Remedi-
  ation. Ground Water Issue.
  PB92-180074/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/025
  Chemical Oxidation Treatment. Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-180066/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/G-88/001
  Citizens' Guidance Manual for the Technical Assistance
  Grant Program.
  PB92-101435/REB            92-01   PC A14/MF A03
EPA/540/R-92/009
  Community Relations in Superfund: A Handbook.
  PB92-963341/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03
  Compendium of ERT Air Sampling Procedures.
  PB92-963406/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02
  Compendium of ERT Field Analytical Procedures.
  PB92-963405/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
  Congressional  Limits for  FY 92  Alternative Remedial
  Contracting  Strategy  (ARCS)  Program  Management
  Costs.
  PB92-963260/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01
  Considerations in Ground-Water Remediation at  Super-
  fund Sites and  RCRA Facilities: Update.
  PB92-963358/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/540/G-91/012
  Contracting and Subcontracting Guide  to the Superfund
  Program.
  PB92-963274/REB                   92-04  PC Free
 EPA/540/2-91/023
  Control of Air  Emissions from Materials Handling during
  Remediation. Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-180041.'REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Correction  of  FY-92 Superfund Program Management
  Manual Definitions.
  PB92-963266/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01
   Debarment and Suspension.
   PB92-963331/REB
                              92-01  PCA01/MFA01
   ECO Update: Ecological Assessment of Superfund Sites.
   An Overview. Volume 1, Number 2, December 1991.
   PB92-963335/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   ECO Update: The Role of BTAGs in Ecological Assess-
   ment. Volume 1, Number 1, September 1991.
   PB92-963337/ReB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   ECO Update. Volume 1,  Number 3. The Role of Natural
   Resource Trustees in the Superfund Process.
   PB92-963369/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
  ECO Update. Volume 1,  Number 4.  Developing a Work
  Scope for Ecological Assessments.
  PB92-963370/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 5. August 1992. Briefing
  the BTAG: Initial Description of Setting, History, and Ecol-
  ogy of a Site.
  PB92-963374/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Estimating Potential for Occurrence of DNAPL at Super-
  fund Sites.
  PB92-963338/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase
  2. Volume 1. Summary Report.
  PB92-963346/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase
  2. Volume 2. Case Studies and Updates.
  PB92-963347/REB           92-04  PC A19/MF A04

EPA/540/2-91/016
  Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Tech-
  nologies (3rd): Domestic and International. Held  in Dallas,
  Texas on June 11-13, 1991. Abstract Proceedings.
  PB92-233881/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01
  FY 1992 Themes for Regional Coordination to Support
  Continuous Improvements of  Superfund's Remedial Pro-
  gram.
  PB92-963368/REB           92-04  TC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/2-91/024
  Granular Activated Carbon Treatment. Engineering Bulle-
  tin.
  PB92-180058/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment.
  PB92-963363/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Guidance for Data Useability in  Risk Assessment  (Part
  A).
  PB92-963356/REB           92-04  PCA13/MFA03
  Guidance for Data Useability in  Risk Assessment  (Part
  B).
  PB92-963362/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01
  Guidance for Performing  Preliminary Assessments under
  CERCLA.
  PB92-963303/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03
  Guidance on Preparing  Waste-in Lists and Volumetric
  Rankings for Release to Potentially  Responsible Parties
  (PRPs) under CERCLA.
  PB92-963606/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/2-91/013A
  Guide for Conducting Treatability  Studies under  CERCLA:
  Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening.  Interim Guid-
  ance.
  PB92-109065/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/2-91/019A
  Guide for Conducting Treatability  Studies under  CERCLA:
  Soil Vapor Extraction. Interim  Guidance.
  PB92-227271/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
  Guide to Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes.
  PB92-963353/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Guide to Principal Threat and  Low Level Threat  Wastes.
  PB92-963345/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01
  Guide to Removal Enforcement.
  PB92-963419/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
  Homeowners Exempted  from Superfund  Cleanup Costs:
  National Policy Overview.
  PB92-963336/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01
  Identification of a Senior Superfund  Official for Address-
  ing  Special NPL Site-Related  Issues.
  PB92-963277/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
  Implementation of the Alternative Remedial Contracting
  Strategy (ARCS)  Task Force Recommendations: Trans-
  mittal of the Implementation Plan.
  PB92-963258/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01
  Implementation  of the   Superfund Alternative  Remedial
  Contracting Strategy (ARCS): Report of  the Administra-
  tor's Task Force. Implementation Plan.
  PB92-963201/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/540/2-91/021
  In situ Soil Flushing. Engineering  Bulletin
  PB92-180025/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Memorandum of Understanding  between  the National
  Oceanic  and  Atmospheric Administration and the U.S.
  Environmental Protection Agency Concerning  the Notifi-
  cation and Coordination of  Activities  Pursuant to the
  Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation,
  and Liability Act.
  PB92-963281/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contin-
  gency Plan (The NCP).
  PB92-963261/REB            92-01   PCA15/MFA03

  National Priorities List Sites Set (1991).
  PB92-963253/REB            92-01  PC E99/MF E99
   Notification Requirements for  Continuous Releases  of
   Hazardous  Substances.
   PB92-963422/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/540/8-91/069
   NPL Characterization Project: National Results.
   PB92-963304/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

 EPA-540/8-91/070
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 1 Results.
   PB92-963305/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
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 EPA/540/8-91-071
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
   PB92-963306/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 EPA/540/8-91/072
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
   PB92-963307/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 EPA/540/8-91/073
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
   PB92-963308/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 EPA/540/8-91/074
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
   PB92-963309/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 EPA/540/8-91V07S
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
   PB92-963310/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

 EPA/540/8-91/076
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
   PB92-963311/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 EPA/S40/8-91/077
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
   PB92-963312/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 EPA/540/8-91/078
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
   PB92-963313/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 EPA/540/8-91/079
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
   PB92-963314/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
   Oil  Notifications:  Emergency  Response   Notification
   System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
   PB92-963413/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01
   OPA  Q's and A's: Overview of the Oil Pollution  Act of
   1990.
   PB92-963348/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
   OPA  Update: Implementation of the Oil Pollution  Act of
   1990. Volume 2, Number 1.
   PB92-963420/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

   OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory. May 1992.
   PB92-963264/REB                  92-01  PC E02
   OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory, October 1991.
   PB92-963202/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Overview ot  ERNS: Emergency Response  Notification
   System (ERNS) Fact Sheet
   PB92-963412/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

   Overview of the Off-Site Policy for OSCs and RPMs.
   PB92-963603/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01
 EPA/SW/DK-92/002A
   PA-Score Software, Version 1.0. Users Manual and Tuto-
   rial.
   PB92-963302/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/S40/FS-92/170
   Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 230: Cterhodim.
   PB92-145457/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/S40/FS-92/175
   Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 231: Prodiamine.
   PB92-14S416/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Political Subdivision Involvement in Superfund.
   PB92-963330/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

   PREscore Software. Users Manual and Tutorial. Version
   1.0.
   PB92-963349/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 EPA/54O/R-92/OO5
   Presentations EPA-State  Soil  Standards  Conference.
   Held in Crystal City, Virginia on January 29, 1991.
   PB92-963350/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02
 EPA/540/8-91/004
   Progress Toward Implementing Superfund, Fiscal Year
   1990: A Report to the Congress.
   PB92-963256/REB           92-01   PC EOS/MF A04
   Regional Pilot Projects and Initiatives.
   PB92-963259/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

   Regional Pilots and Applications of Superfund Acceler-
   ated Cleanup Model (SACM).
   PB92-963273/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Regional Quality Control  Guidance for NPL Candidate
   Sites.
   PB92-963352/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

   Remertel  Action Report: Documentation for  Operable
   Unit Completion.
   PB92-963364/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

   Removal Program Representative Sampling Guidance
   Volume 1. Sat
   PB92-96340B/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
   Revised Hazard Ranking  System: Evaluating Sites After
   Waste Removals.
   PB92-963326/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Revision of Policy Regarding Superfund  Project Assign-
   ment between Alternative Remedial Contracting Strategy
   Contractors and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
   PB92-963327/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

   Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund. Volume  1
   Human Health Evaluation  Manual (Part B).
   PB92-963339/RE8            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund. Volume  1
   Human  Health Evaluation Manual (Part B, Development
   of Risk-Based Preliminary  Remediation Goals).
   PB92-963333/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
   Risk Assessment Guidance  for Superfund. Volume  1
   Human Health Evaluation  Manual (Pan' C).
   PB92-963340/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Risk  Assessment Guidance for  Superfund.  Volume 1.
  Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C, Risk Evalua-
  tion of Remedial Alternatives).
  PB92-963334/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

  ROD  Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 1.
  PB92-963359/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF A06

  ROD  Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 2.
  PB92-963360/REB           92-01   PC A18/MF A04
EPA/540/S-92/007
  Rotating Biological Contactors. Engineerinp Bulletin.
  PB92-235936/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

  Smart Moves in Superfund - Regional  Initiatives. Volume
  1, Number 1, February 1992.
  PB92-963272/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

  Standard Operating Safety Guides.
  PB92-963414/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A03

  State and Local Involvement in the Superfund Program.
  PB92-963329/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

  Summary  of  Treatment Technology  Effectiveness  for
  Contaminated Soil.
  PB92-963351/REB           92-01   PC A23/MF A04

  Superfund  Accelerated  Cleanup Bulletin:  Presumptive
  Remedies for Wood Treatment Facilities.  Volume  1,
  Number 2, May 1992.
  PB92-963361/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01
  Superfund  Accelerated  Cleanup  Bulletin. Volume  1,
  Number 1.  Presumptive  Remedies for Municipal  Landfill
  Sites.
  PB92-963367/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01

  Superfund  Accelerated  Cleanup  Bulletin. Volume  1,
  Number 3. Presumptive Remedies.
  PB92-963371/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01
  Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model  (SACM).
  PB92-963263/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Superfund Contracts Management Issues.
  PB92-963257/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/093
  Superfund Emergency Response Actions:  A Summary of
  Federally-Funded Removals. Fifth Annual Report - Fiscal
  Year  1990.
  PB92-963403/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02
  Superfund: Enforcement.
  PB92-963600/REB
                              92-01  Standing Order
EPA/540/2-91/004
  Superfund Engineering Issue: Issues Affecting the Appli-
  cability and Success  of Remedial/Removal Incineration
  Projects.
  PB92-109081/RE3            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/016
  Superfund:  Focusing  on  the  Nation  at  Large. 1991
  Update.
  PB92-963252/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/540/5-91/004
  Superfund  Innovative Technology  Evaluation Program:
  Progress and  Accomplishments, Fiscal Year  1990. A
  Fourth Report to Congress.
  PB92-224799/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/540/R-92/012
  Superfund  Innovative Technology  Evaluation Program:
  Spring Update to the Technology Profiles. Fourth Edition.
  PB92-233121/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/M5-91/005
  Superfund  Innovative Technology Evaluation  (SITE):
  Demonstration Bulletin. Flame  Reactor. Horeehead  Re-
  source Development Company,  Inc.
  PB92-235613/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

EPA/600/3-91/071
  Superfund Innovative  Technology Evaluation: The Dela-
  ware SITE Study, 1989.
  PB92-125749/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

  Superfund Policy Forum  Update, Volume  1, Number 1,
  February 1992.
  PB92-963262/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Superfund Program Implementation Manual, Fiscal Year
  1993. Volumes 1 and 2.
  PB92-963276/REB            92-04   PC A18/MF A04

  Superfund:  Program Policies and Administration.
  PB92-963200/REB              92-01  Standing Order

EPA/540/8-91/003
  Supertund Program: Ten Years  of Progress.
  PB91-921286/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  Supertund Progress - Aficionado's  Version: Progress as
  of June 30. 1992.
  PB92-963278/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/9200.1-12A
  Supertund Progress - Aficionado's  Version (Progress as
  of March 31. 1992).
  PB92-963267/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Supertund Progress. Spring 1992.
  PB92-963265/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Supertund Progress, Summer 1992.
  PB92-963279/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Superfund: Record of Decision.
EPA/ROD/R01-91/05B
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 1): Grove-
  land Wells, Operable Unit 1, Groveland, MA. (Second Re-
  medial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963710/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

EPA/ROD/R01-91/057
  Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  1):  Iron
  Horse Park, Billerica,  MA.  (Second Remedial Action),
  June 1991.
  PB92-963707/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

EPA/ROD/R01-91/054
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  1): Mottolo
  Pig Farm, Raymond, NH. (First Remedial Action), March
  1991.
  PB92-963705/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  1): Nyanza
  Chemical Waste  Dump, Operable Unit 2, Ashland,  MA.
  (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963704/REB            92-01  PC A09/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R01-91/059
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  1): Savage
  Municipal  Water  Supply. Milford,  NH.  (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963706/REB            92-04  PC A14/MF A03

EPA/ROD/R01-91/061
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  1): Silresim
  Chemical, MA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963709/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

EPA/ROD/R01-91/063
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Sullivan's
  Ledge Superfund Site, Middle Marsh Operable Unit. New
  Bedford, MA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963708/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

EPA/ROD/R01-91/053
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1):  Union
  Chemical, South  Hope, ME. (First Remedial  Action), De-
  cember 1990.
  PB92-963703/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

EPA/ROD/R01-85/064
  Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Western
  Sand and Gravel, Rl. (Second Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber 1985.
  PB92-183284/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R01-91/055
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Western
  Sand and Gravel  Site, Burrillville and North Smithfield, Rl.
  (Third Remedial Action), April 1991.
  PB92-963701/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03

EPA/ROD/R02-91/146
  Supertund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  2): Applied
  Environmental Services Site, Glenwood Landing, Nassau
  County, NY.  (First Remedial  Action), June 1991
  PB92-963823/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R02-091/163
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Asbestos
  Dump, New  Vemon Road and White Bridge Road Sites,
  Passaic Township,  Meyersville, NJ. (Second Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963809/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R02-91/134
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): C and J
  Disposal  Site, Town of Eaton. Madison County, NY. (First
  Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963801/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R02-91/1S9
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Chemsol,
  Inc.,  Piscataway, Middlesex County, NJ. (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991
  PB92-963811/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R02-91/138
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Circuitron
  Corporation, East Farmingdale, Suffolk County, NY.  (First
  Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963830/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R02-91/135
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Colesville
  Municipal Landfill  Site, Town of Colesville, Broome
  County. NY. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963822/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03

EPA /ROD/R02-91/136
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Conklin
  Dumps.  Broome County, Conklin,  NY.  (First Remedial
  Action). March 1991.
  PB92-963824/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R02-91/143
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Curcio
  Scrap Metal, Bergen County, Saddle Brook, NJ. (First Re-
  medial Action), June 1991.
                                                          PB92-963825/REB
                                                                                     92-04  PC A06/MF A02
  PB92-964700/REB
                               92-01   Standing Order
 EPA/ROD/RO 1-91/062
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 1): Dover
  Municipal Landfill, Dover, NH. (First Remedial Action).
  September 1991.
  PB92-963702/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03
 EPA/ROD/R02-91/137
  Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Endicott
  Village Wellfield, Broome County, Endicott. NY. (Second
  Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963802/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R02-91/167
  Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Fort Dix
  Landfill, Fort Dix Military Reservation, Pemberton Town-
  ship, Burlington County, NJ. (First Remedial Action). Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-963820/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
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                                                                                              OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE
 EPA/ROD/R02-91/164
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Frontera
  Creek Site,  Humacao,  Puerto  Rico  (First  Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963819/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/ROD/R02-91/148
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Garden
  State  Cleaners,  Buena Borough, Atlantic  County,  NJ
  (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963834/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R02-91/131
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): General
  Motors/Central  Foundry  Division  Site,  St.  Lawrence
  County, Massena, NY. (First Remedial Action),  December
  1990.
  PB92-963818/REB           92-04  PC A107MF A03

 EPA/ROD/R02-91/142
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Genzale
  Plating Company, Franklin Square,  Nassau  County, NY.
  (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963803/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R02-91/147
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2):  Global
  Landfill. Middlesex County, NJ. (First Remedial Action),
  October 1991.
  PB92-963804/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02
 EPA/ROD/R02-91/160
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2):  Hertel
  Landfill, Town of Plattekill, Ulster County, NY. (First Re-
  medial Action), September  1991.
  PB92-963821/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R02-90/140
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Hooker
  Chemical S-Area, Niagara Falls, NY.  (First  Remedial
  Action), September 1990.
  PB92-963812/REB           92-04  PC A15/MF A03

 EPA/ROD/R02-91/1S6
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Juncos
  Landfill, Juncos. PR. (First Remedial Action), September
  1991.
  PB92-963831/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A02

 EPA/ROD/R02-91/165
  Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region 2): Love
  Canal (93rd Street School), Niagara County, City of Niag-
  ara Falls, NY. (Third Remedial  Action), (Amendment)
  May 1991.
  PB92-963805/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R02-91/144
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Mattiace
  Petrochemicals Co., Inc., Nassau County, Glen  Cove, NY.
  (Second Remedial Action),  June 1991.
  PB92-963807/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 EPA/ROD/R02-91/145
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Nascolite
  Corporation,  Doris Avenue, Cities of Millville  and Vine-
  land, Cumberland County, NJ. (Second Remedial Action),
  June 1991.
  PB92-963817/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
 EPA/ROD/R02-91/132
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
  Engineering  Center  (Operable  Unit  1). Lakehurst. NJ.
  (First Remedial Action), February  1991.
  PB92-963808/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R02-91/133
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
  Engineering  Center,  (Operable Unit 2), Lakehurst, NJ.
  (Second Remedial Action),  February 1991.
  PB92-963810/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/166
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
  Engineering  Center  (Operable  Unit  3), Lakehurst, NJ.
  (Fourth Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963806/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/157
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
  Engineering  Center,  (Operable Unit 4), Lakehurst, NJ.
  (Third Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963832/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R02-91/162
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): NL Indus-
  tries,  Salem County, Pedricktown,  NJ.  (First  Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963813/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Sinclair
  Refinery, Allegany County, Wellsville, NY. (Second Re-
  medial Action), September  1991.
  PB92-963827/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R02-91/158
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Swope
  Oil and  Chemical  Company,  Pennsauken  Township,
  CamrJen County, NJ. (Second Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber 1991.
  PB92-963833/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R02-91/153
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2):  Upper
  Deerfield Township  Sanitary  Landfill, Upper Deerfield
  Township,  Cumberland  County,  NJ.  (First  Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963816/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R02-91/154
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Waldick
  Aerospace  Devices,  Wat!  Township, Monmouth County,
  NJ. (Second Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963815/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R02-91/141
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Warwick
  Landfill, Town of Warwick, Orange County, NY. (First Re-
  medial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963826/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

 EPA/ROD/R02-91/150
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  2):  White
  Chemical Corporation, Essex County, Newark, NJ.  (First
  Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963829/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R03-91/132
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Arrow-
  head Associates/Scovill, Montross,  VA. (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963925/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R03-91/112
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3): AVCO Ly-
  coming-Williamsport Division, Lycoming County, Williams-
  port, PA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963920/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R03-91/110
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3): Brodhead
  Creek, Stroudsburg, PA.  (First Remedial Action), March
  1991.
  PB92-963915/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

 EPA/ROD/R03-91/120
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  3):  Cryo-
  Chem Site, Earl Township, Berks County, PA. (Third Re-
  medial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963908/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R03-91/133
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3):  Dixie
  Caverns County Landfill, Roanoke County, VA. (First Re-
  medial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963929/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R03-91/127
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Dorney
  Road Landfill  Site, Upper  Macungie Township,  Lehigh
  County, PA. (Second Remedial Action),  September 1991.
  PB92-963907/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R03-91/135
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Eastern
  Diversified Metals, Schuylkill County, PA. (First Remedial
  Action). March 1991.
  PB92-963933/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/134
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3):  First
  Piedmont Rock  Quarry/Route  719  Site,  Danville, VA.
  (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963924/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/117
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  3): Green-
  wood Chemical  Site,  Operable Unit 2, Newtown, VA.
  (Second Remedial Action)  December 1990.
  PB92-963930/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/115
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Halby
  Chemical, Wilmington, New Castle County, DE. (First Re-
  medial Action) June 1991
  PB92-963914/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R03-91/131
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  3):  Haver-
  town PCP  (Pentachlorophenol),  Haverford  Township,
  Delaware  County, PA. (Second Remedial Action),  Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-963922/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R03-91/124
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Heleva
  Landfill Site, Lehigh County, PA. (First Remedial Action),
  (Amendment), September 1991
  PB92-963917/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/123
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  3):  Heller-
  town  Manufacturing   Company,  Hellertown  Borough,
  Northampton  County, PA. (First Remedial Action),  Sep-
  tember 1991
  PB92-963905/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-90/092
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3): Hranica
  Landfill, Buffalo Township,  PA. (First Remedial Action),
  June 1990.
  PB91-921566/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/139
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3): Industrial
  Drive Operable Unit 2, Williams Township, PA. (Second
  Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963918/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/130
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 3): McAdoo
  Associates,  (Operable Unit 2), Schuylkill  County, PA.
  (Third Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963932/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R03-91/106
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Mid-At-
  lantic Wood Preservers, Harmans,  Anne Arundel County,
  MD. (First Remedial Action), December  1990.
  PB92-963901/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R03-91/107
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Middle-
  town Air  Field Site, Middletown, PA. (Second Remedial
  Action), December 1990.
  PB92-963904/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA /ROD/RO3-91/13B
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Modern
  Sanitation  Landfill, Windsor  and Lower Windsor Town-
  ships, York County,  PA.  (First Remedial Action), June
  1991.
  PB92-963931/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/122
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): NCR Cor-
  poration (Millsboro Plant),  Sussex County, Millsboro, DE.
  (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-963919/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/128
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Old City
  of York Landfill. Springfield Township, York County, PA.
  (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963928/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/114
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region  3): Pub-
  licker/Cuyahoga Wrecking Plant,  PA. (Second Remedial
  Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963902/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/113
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Resin
  Disposal, Jefferson Borough, Allegheny County, PA. (First
  Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963903/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/136
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Saunders
  Supply  Company, Chuckatuck,  VA.  (First  Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963927/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/121
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3): Sealand
  Limited Site,  ML Pleasant, DE. (First Remedial  Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-963923/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/116
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Strasburg
  Landfill, Newlin Township,  Chester County, PA. (Second
  Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963913/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/126
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): USA Ab-
  erdeen, Michaelsville, MD. (First Remedial Action). Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-963909/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/125
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): USA Ab-
  erdeen Proving Ground, Edgewood, MD.  (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963916/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/118
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA
  terkenny - PDO.  Chambersburg,  PA. (First Rem
  Action), August 1991.
  PB92-963910/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/119
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Let-
  terkenny - Southeastern Area, Chambersburg, PA. (First
  Remedial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-963911/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/108
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Whit-
  moyer Laboratories (Operable Unit 2), Lebanon  County,
  PA. (Second Remedial Action), December  1990.
  PB92-963912/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/109
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Whit-
  moyer Laboratories (Operable Unit 3), Lebanon  County,
  PA. (Third Remedial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-963926/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/137
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): William
  Dick Lagoons, West Cain Township, Chester County, PA.
  (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963921/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R04-91/093
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Aberdeen
  Pesticide Dumps,  Moore  County,  Aberdeen, NC.  (First
  Remedial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
  PB92-964005/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R04-91/099
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Arlington
  Blending and Packaging, Shelby County,  Arlington, TN.
  (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964014/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R04-91/095
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Carolina
  Transformer Site,  Cumberland County, Fayetteville, NC.
  (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964017/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R04-91/094
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):  Charles
  Macon  Lagoon and Drum Storage, Richmond  County,
  Cordova, NC. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964023/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R04-91/091
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):  Ciba-
  Geigy, Washington County, Mclntosh, AL. (Second Re-
  medial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964021/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
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  EPA/ROD/R04-91/084
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Golden
    Strip Septic  Tank, Greenville  County, Simpsonville, SC.
    (First Remedial Action), September 1991,
    PB92-964018/REB            92-04  PC A14/MF A03
  EPA/ROD/R04-91/089
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):  Hercules
    009 Landfill Site, Brunswick, Glynn County, GA. (First Re-
    medial Action). June  1991.
    PB92-964001/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/ROD/R04-91/090
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Interstate
    Lead (ILCO). Jefferson County, Leeds, AL (First Remedi-
    al Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964016/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
  EPA/ROD/R04-90/064
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Jadco-
    Hughes Site, North Belmont, NC. (First Remedial Action),
    September 1990.
    PB91-921565/REB            92-01   PC A17/MF A03
  EPA/ROD/R04-91/097
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Maxey
    Flats Nuclear Disposal Site, Fleming County, KY.  (First
    Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964015/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A03
  EPA/ROD/R04-91/081
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Medley
    Farms, Cherokee County, Gaffney,  SC. (First Remedial
   Action), May 1991.
   PB92-964009/REB
                               92-01  PC A09/MF A02
  EPA/ROD/R04-91/08O
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Monsanto
   Superfund Site, Augusta, GA. (First Remedial Action), De-
   cember 1990.
   PB92-964003/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R04-91/098
   Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region  4): Oak
   Ridge  Reservation  (USDOE),  (Operable  Unit  2), Oak
   Ridge, TN. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
   PB92-964013/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/ROD/R04-91/095
   Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region  4): Oak
   Ridge Reservation (USDOE). (Operable Unit 3). Anderson
   County, Oak Ridge. TN. (Second Remedial Action), Sep-
   tember 1991.
   PB92-964022/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/ROO/R04-91/096
   Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region  4): Oak
   Ridge Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 4), Roane
   County, Oak Ridge, TN. (Third Remedial Action),  Septem-
   ber 1991.
   PB92-964012/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/ROD/R04-91/079
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Petrole-
   um Products  Corporation Site, Operable  Unit  1,  Pem-
   broke Park, Broward County, FL (First Remedial Action),
   October 1990.
   PB92-964007/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/ROO/R04-91/100
   Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region  4):  San-
   gamo/Twerve-Mile Creek, Lake Hartwell PCB Contamina-
   tion Site, Pickens, SC. (First Remedial Action), December
   1990.
   PB92-96400B/REB            92-01  PC A11/MF A03
  EPA/ROD/R04-91/092
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Sherwood
   Medical Industries, Volusia County, Deland, FL (First Re-
   medial Action), March 1991.
   PB92-964019/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R04-91/088
   Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4): Smith's
   Farm Site (Fret Operable  Unit), Bullitt County, Brooks,
   KY.  (First Remedial Action), (Amendment), September
   1991.
   PB92-964006/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03
  EPA/ROD/R04-91/082
   Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region 4): Tn-Crty
   Industrial Disposal Site, Bullitt County,  Brooks, KY.  (First
   Remedial Action), August 1991.
   PB92-964004/REB            92-01  PC A14/MF A03
  EPA/ROD/R04-91/086
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):  USA An-
   ruston  Army Depot, (Groundwater Operable Unit). Cal-
   houn County. Anniston, AL.  (First Remedial Action). Sep-
   tember 1991.
   PB92-964010/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/ROD/R04-91/085
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 4):  USAF
   Robins Air Force Base, Warner Robins, Houston County,
   GA. (First Remedial Action). June 1991.
   PB92-964002/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/ROD/R04-91/101
   Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4): Velsicd
   Chemical,  (First Operable Unit), Toone. TN. (First Reme-
   dial Action), June 1991.
   PB92-964020/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/ROO/R04-91/087
   Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region 4): Wrigtey
   Charcoal Site. Hickman County, Wngley, TN. (First Reme-
   dial Action). September 1991.
   PB92-964011/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02
  EPA/ROO/fKK-91/16B
   Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 5): Acme
   Solvent Reclaiming, Winnebago County, IL (Second Re-
   medial Action). December 1990.
   PB92-964101/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R05-91/151
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Allied
  Chemical and Ironton Coke, Ironton, OH. (Second Reme-
  dial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-964115/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R05-91/177
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Anderson
  Development Company Site, Lenawee  County, Adrian,
  Ml.  (First Remedial Action), (Amendment),  September
  1991.
  PB92-964114/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R05-91/182
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Berlin
  and Farro Site, Swartz Creek. Ml. (First Remedial Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-964132/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R05-91/184
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Better
  Brite Plating Chrome and Zinc.  De Pere. Wl. (First Reme-
  dial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964139/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R05-91/167
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 5): Buckeye
  Reclamation Landfill Site, Belmont County, OH. (First Re-
  medial Action). August 1991.
  PB92-964123/RES           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R05-91/169
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Carter In-
  dustrials Site, Detroit. Ml.  (First Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964126/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R05-91/179
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Chem-
  Central Site, Wyoming, Ml. (First  Remedial Action). Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964138/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD-ROS-91/159
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Conrail
  Railyard, Elkhart  County.  IN.  (First  Remedial  Action),
  June 1991.
  PB92-964109/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/ROS-91/189
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  5):  Dakhue
  Sanitary Landfill.  Hampton  Township. Dakota  County,
  MN. (First Remedial Action). June 1991.
  PB92-964137/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R05-91/161
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Enviro-
  Chem  (Northside  Sanitary Landfill), Zionsville, IN.  (First
  Remedial Action),  (Amendment). June 1991.
  PB92-964116/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R05-91/164
  Superfund  Record of  Decision  (EPA Region  5):  Fa-
  drowski Drum Disposal Site, Franklin. Wl. (First Remedial
  Action). June 1991.
  PB92-964111/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/15B
  Superfund  Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Fol-
  kertsma Refuse Site, Walker, Ml.  (First Remedial Action),
  June 1991.
  PB92-964108/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/183
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5):  Fultz
  Landfill, Byesville, OH. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber  1991.
  PB92-964131/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R05-91/152
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): G and H
  Industrial Landfill Site, Macomb County, Ml. (First Reme-
  dial Action), December  1990.
  PB92-964106/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R05-91/155
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Kentwood
  Landfill, Kentwood. Ml. (First  Remedial Action). March
  1991.
  PB92-964140/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/186
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5):  Lem-
  berger Landfill Site. Manitowoc County. Wl. (First Reme-
  dial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964133/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R05-91/187
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5):  Lem-
  berger Transport and Recycling,  Manitowoc County. Wl.
  (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964124/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/170
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): MacGillis
  and Gibbs/Bell Lumber and Pole Co., New Brighton. MN.
  (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964121/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/156
  Superfund  Record of  Decision  (EPA Region  5): Main
  Street Well Field,  Elkhart, IN. (Second Remedial Action),
  March 1991.
  PB92-964107/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R05-91/171
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 5): Michigan
  Disposal Service  (Cork Street) Landfill, Kalamazoo, Ml.
  (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964134/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/ROS-91/172
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Motor
  Wheel Disposal Site, Lansing, Ml  (First Remedial Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-964112/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R05-91/180
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): National
  Presto  Industries. Eau Claire.  Wl.  (Second Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964129/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/162
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Northside
  Sanitary Landfill (Enviro-Chem),  Zionsville, IN. (First Re-
  medial Action), (Amendment), June 1991.
  PB92-964117/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/188
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5): Novaco
  Industries,  Ml.  (First Remedial Action), (Amendment),
  September 1991.
  PB92-964104/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/153
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 5):  Oak
  Grove Sanitary Landfill, Anoka County, MN. (Second Re-
  medial Action). December 1990.
  PB92-964102/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

£PA /ROD/R05-91/173
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5): Organic
  Chemicals, Grandville,  Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964103/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/185
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Ossineke
  Groundwater Contamination Site, Alpena County,  Ossin-
  eke, Ml. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964127/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/16S
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  5):  Pagel's
  Pit  Site, Winnebago  County, IL.  (First Remedial Action),
  June 1991.
  PB92-964120/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/ROS-91/178
  Superfund  Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region  5):  Pine
  Bend  Sanitary  Landfill, Dakota  County, City of  Inver
  Grove Heights,  MN.  (First Remedial Action),  September
  1991.
  PB92-964119/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/1S7
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Rasmus-
  sen's  Dump Site,  Green Oak  Township,   Livingston
  County, Ml. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-964105/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R05-91/166
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5):  South
  Macomb Disposal No.  9 and 9A, Macomb County, Ml.
  (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964130/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/190
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Southeast
  Rockford Groundwater Contamination, Rockford, IL. (First
  Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964141/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/181
  Superfund   Record  of  Decision   (EPA  Region  5):
  Stoughton City Landfill  Site, Stoughton, Wl. (First Reme-
  dial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964128/REB           92-04  PCA04/MFA01

EPA/ROD/ROS-91/175
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Sturgis
  Municipal Wells, Sturgis, Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964136/REB           92-04  PCA08/MFA02

EPA/ROD/R05-91/154
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5): Summit
  National Liquid Disposal Service, Deerfield, OH. (First Re-
  medial Action), (Amendment), November 1990.
  PB92-964118/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/ROS-91/174
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5): Thermo
  Chem Site,  (Operable Unit 1), Muskegon County, Ml.
  (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964135/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-90/163
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): U.S. DOI
  Sangamo/Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge. Carter-
  ville, IL (First Remedial Action), March 1990.
  PB92-964125/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

EPA/ROD/ROS-91/160
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Verona
  Well  Field  Site,  Battle Creek,  Ml. (Second Remedial
  Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964110/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R05-91/191
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Washing-
  ton County  Landfill,  Lake  Elmo, MN. (Second Remedial
  Action), November 1990.
  PB92-964113/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/ROS-91/176
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Zanesville
  Well Field  Site, Zanesville, OH. (First Remedial Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-964122/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R06-91/067
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Cimarron
  Mining Site, Operable Unit 2, Carrizozo, NM. (Second Re-
  medial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964201/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
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EPA/ROD/R06-91/066
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 6): Petro-
  chemical (Turtle Bayou), Liberty County, TX. (Second Re-
  medial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964202/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R07-91/046
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA  Region  7):  E.I.
  Dupont De Nemours (County Road X23), Lee County,
  West Point, IA. (First Remedial Action), May 1991.
  PB92-964306/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R07-91/056
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 7):  Ellisville
  Area Site. St. Louis County, Ellisville, MO. (First Remedial
  Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
  PB92-964302/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROO/R07-91/047
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 7):  Ellisville
  Area Site,  St. Louis County, Ellisville, MO. (Second  Re-
  medial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964312/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R07-91/048
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Hastings
  Ground Water Contamination (Operable Unit 1), Hastings,
  NE. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964304/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R07-9'1/049
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Hastings
  Groundwater Contamination (Operable Unit 10), Hastings,
  NE. (Seventh Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964303/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R07-9 1/053
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 7): John
  Deere (Ottumwa Works Landfill), Ottumwa, IA. (First Re-
  medial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964308/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R07-91/054
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Kem-Pest
  Laboratories Site. Cape Girardeau County, MO. (Second
  Remedial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-964305/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R07-91/045
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA  Region  7):  Lee
  Chemical  Site.  Liberty,  MO.  (First  Remedial  Action),
  March 1991.
  PB92-964307/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R07-91/050
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 7):  Lehigh
  Portland Cement Company. Mason City. IA. (First Reme-
  dial Action). June 1991.
  PB92-964311/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R07-91/055
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 7):  Mid-
  America Tanning Site, Sergeant Bluff, IA. (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964310/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R07-91/052
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  7): People's
  Natural Gas Coal Gasification  Site, Dubuque, IA. (First
  Remedial Action), September 1991.
  P892-964301/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R07-91/051
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 7): Shaw
  Avenue Dump Site,  Charles City, Floyd County, IA. (First
  Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964309/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R08-91/053
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Anaconda
  Smelter Site, (Operable Unit 11 - Flue Dust). Deer Lodge
  County, Anaconda, MT. (Second Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964404/REB            92-04   PC A10/MF A03

EPA/ROD/R08-91/052
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Broderick
  Wood  Products,  Adams  County,  CO.  (First Remedial
  Action), (Amendment). September  1991.
  PB92-964402/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R08-91/055
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 8):  Central
  City-Clear  Creek Site, (Operable Unit 3), Clear Creek and
  GHpin Counties, CO. (Third Remedial Action), September
  1991.
  PB92-964406/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R08-91/045
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
  Sales (New Location)  (Operable Unit  1). Denver,  CO.
  (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964409/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R08-91/047
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
  Sales, (New Location), (Operable Unit 3), Adams County.
  CO. (Third Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964410/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R08-91/046
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  8): Chemical
  Sales Site, (New Location), (Operable  Unit 2), Adams
  County, CO. (Second Remedial Action), June  1991.
  PB92-964408/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A03

EPA/ROD/R08-91/049
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Hill Air
  Force Base Operable Unit 2, Chemical  Disposal  Pit 3,
  Site WP07. Davis and Weber Counties, UT.  (First Reme-
  dial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964401/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R08-91/050
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 8): Rocky
  Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 21), CO. (Ninth Remedi-
  al Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964405/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R08-91/051
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 8): Rocky
  Mountain Arsenal (Operable  Unit 26), CO. (Tenth Reme-
  dial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964403/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R08-91/048
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 8): Wasatch
  Chemical Site (Lot 6), Salt Lake City, UT (First Remedial
  Action), March 1991.
  PB92-964407/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R09-91/073
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Advanced
  Micro Devices 901, (Signetics), (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
  vale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964504/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R09-91/066
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Advanced
  Micro  Devices  915, Sunnyvale, CA.  (First Remedial
  Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964520/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R09-91/056
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Atlas As-
  bestos  Mine,  Fresno  County,  CA.  (Second Remedial
  Action), February 1991.
  PB92-964510/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R09-91/067
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Castle Air
  Force Base, Merced County, CA. (First Remedial Action),
  August 1991.
  PB92-964508/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R09-91/057
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): CTS Prin-
  tex Corporation, Mountain  View, CA.  (First Remedial
  Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964516/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R09-91/060
  Superfund  Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 9):  FMC
  (Fresno Plant), Fresno, CA. (First Remedial Action), June
  1991.
  PB92-964512/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R09-91/065
  Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9):  Indian
  Bend Wash Area (Operable Units 1, 4, 5, 6), AZ.  (Second
  Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964509/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R09-91/064
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 9): Mesa
  Area Ground Water  Contamination, Mesa, AZ. (First Re-
  medial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964514/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R09-91/072
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 9): Micro
  Storage/Intel Magnetics, Santa Clara, CA. (First  Remedi-
  al Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964511/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R09-91/070
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 9): Monolith-
  ic Memories (Advanced Micro Devices - Arques) (Nation-
  al Semiconductor), CA. (First Remedial Action),  Septem-
  ber 1991.
  PB92-964503/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R09-91/071
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  National
  Semiconductor (Monolithic Memories), CA. (First  Remedi-
  al Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964502/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R09-91/074
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 9): Signetics
  (Advanced Micro Devices 901) (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
  vale CA (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964507/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R09-91/068
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Sola Opti-
  cal USA. Inc.,  Petaluma, CA.  (First Remedial  Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-964515/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R09-91/061
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 9): South
  Bay  Asbestos  Area.  San  Jose, CA.  (First Remedial
  Action), (Amendment). June  1991.
  PB92-964501/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R09-91/075
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  Spectra-
  Physics, (Teledyne Semiconductor),  Mountain View, CA.
  (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-964519/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R09-91/059
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  Synertek
  (Building No. 11, Santa Clara, CA. (First Remedial Action),
  June 1991.
  PB92-964513/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R09-91/058
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 9): Teledyne
  Semiconductor (Spectra Physics), Mountain View, CA.
  (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-964505/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R09-91/076
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 9): TRW
  Microwave, (Advanced Micro  Devices 901), (Signetics),
  Sunnyvale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964518/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/ROD/R09-91/062
   Superfund  Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 9): Valley
   Wood Preserving  Site,  Turlock,  CA.  (First Remedial
   Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964517/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

 EPA/ROD/R09-91/063
   Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9):  Van
   Waters and  Rogers, San Jose, CA.  (First Remedial
   Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964506/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R10-91/032
   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 10):  Ameri-
   can Lake  Gardens  (McChord AFB - Area D),  Pierce
   County, WA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964605/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A02

 EPA/ROD/R10-91/033
   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Bangor
   Naval Submarine Base, Site F (Operable Unit 2), Bangor,
   WA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964603/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R10-91/028
   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Bunker
   Hill Mining  and Metallurgical Complex, Shoshone County,
   ID. (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
   PB92-964601/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

 EPA/ROD/R 10-91/027
   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 10):  Com-
   mencement Bay-Nearshore/Tideflats (Operable Unit 7),
   Tacoma, WA. (Third Remedial Action), December 1990.
   PB92-964604/REB           92-01  PC A17/MF A04

 EPA/ROD/R 10-91/031
   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): North-
   west Transformer-Mission Pole, Whatcom County,  WA.
   (First Remedial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
   PB92-964602/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R 10-91/029
   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region 10): Union
   Pacific  Railroad  Yard, Bannock County, Pocatello, ID.
   (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964606/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

 EPA/ROD/R10-91/030
   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Yakima
   Plating Facility,  Yakima,  WA. (First  Remedial  Action),
   September 1991.
   PB92-964607/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R02-91/151
   Superfund  Record of Decision: Roebling Steel Company,
   Florence Township,  Burlington County, NJ.  (Second Re-
   medial Action). September 1991.
   PB92-963814/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   Superfund  Removal Procedures: Guidance  on  the  Con-
   sideration of ARARS during Removal Actions.
   PB92-963401/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund  Removal Procedures:  Public  Participation
   Guidance for On-Scene  Coordinators: Community Rela-
   tions and the Administrative Record.
   PB92-963416/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund  Removal Procedures:  Removal  Enforcement
   Guidance for On-Scene Coordinators.
   PB92-963409/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund: Removals and Emergency Response.
   PB92-963400/REB             92-01   Standing Order

 EPA/9200.5-07A
   Superfund: Reporting on  Cleanup  Activities through  Envi-
   ronmental  Indicators. FY  1991 Update.
   PB92-963255/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Superfund: Site Assessment and Remediation.
   PB92-963300/REB             92-01   Standing Order

   Superfund: Technology and Analytical Services.
   PB92-963500/REB             92-01   Standing Order

   Supplemental Guidance  to RAGS: Calculating the  Con-
   centration Term.  Volume  1, Number 1, May 1992.
   PB92-963373/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

   Technical  Assistance Team (TAT)  Contracts  Users'
   Manual.
   PB92-963407/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02

 EPA/540/8-91/091
   Technical  Support Services for Superfund  Site  Remedi-
   ation and RCRA  Corrective Action. Third Edition.
   PB92-205657/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

   Understanding Superfund Risk Assessment.
   PB92-963372/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

   Update No 2 to  'Procedures for Completion and Deletion
   of NPL Sites'.
   PB92-963344/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

   Update  on Implementation of  the  Oil Pollution Act of
   1990. Volume 1, Number 4, September 1991.
   PB91-921374/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

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  EPA/600/V-92/001
   America's  Ecological Report Card:  Environmental  Moni-
   toring and Assessment Program (EMAP) (Video).
   PB92-780865/REB                  92-04  AVS35.00

  EPA/600/R-92/044
   Bioremediation Case Studies: Abstracts.
   PB92-232347/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03
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    PB92-232339/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/4-91/015
    Environmental Monitoring  and  Assessment  Program:
    1991 Project Descriptors.
    PB92-114479/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB - Athens, GA
  EPA/600/A-92/026
    Abiotic Transformations of Pesticides in Natural Waters
    and Sediments.
    PB92-150481/RES           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/331
    Analysis of Long-Term and Seasonal River  Water Quality
    Changes in Latvia.
    PB92-232933/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/3-91/046
    Application of a  Water  Quality  Assessment  Modeling
    System at a Superfund Site.
    PB92-164490/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/BOO/A-92/075
    Application of MINTEQA2 to the  Speciation of Contami-
    nants at Globe. Arizona.
    PB92-166602/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/220
    Application of Multispectral Techniques to the Precise
    Identification of Aldehydes in the Environment.
    PB92-101419/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/J-92/276
    Approach to Assessment of Management Impacts on Ag-
    ricultural Soil Carbon.
    PB92-217173/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/334
    Approach to Calculating Wind-Driven Currents and Trans-
    port of Substances in  Unstratified Water  Bodies Using
    Curvilinear Coordinates.
    PB92-232966/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/223
    Carbonate Equilibria and Groundwater Sample Collection:
    Implications for Estimated Average Subsurface Properties
    in Continental North America.
    PB92-101690/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/216
    Continuous Multiligand Distribution Model Used to Predict
    the Stability Constant of Cu(ll) Metal Complexation with
    Humic Material from Fluorescence Quenching Data.
    PB92-101377/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/296
    Environmental  Factors  Correlated  to  Dichlorophenol
    Dechlorination in Anoxic Freshwater Sediments.
    PB92-124346/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/27S
    Estimating Agriculture's Net Contribution to Atmospheric
    Carbon.
    PB92-217165/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/J-91/29S
    Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water  Parti-
    tion Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes. Part 1. Relationship
    between Solubility and Partition Coefficient.
    PB92-124320/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/294
    Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water  Parti-
    tion Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes. Part 2.  Reverse-
    Phase High Performance Liquid Chromatography.
    PB92-124338/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/1BO
    Evaluation of the Rackwitz-Fiesster Uncertainty Analysis
    Method for Environmental Fate and Transport Models.
    PB92-188879/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/60O/J-91/219
    Fate of Commercial Disperse Dyes in Sediments.
    PB92-101401/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/02S
    Field Testing  Pesticide Transport Models at a Coopera-
    tive Test Site Near Plains. Georgia.
    PB92-150473/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/60O/J-91/215
    Fluorescence Techniques for Melal-Humic Interactions.
    PB92-101369/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/60O/J-92/090
    Hydroxyl  Radical  Formation in Aqueous Reactions (pH 3-
    B) of Iron(ll) with Hydrogen Peroxide: The  Photo-Fenton
    Reaction.
    PB92-153824/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/J-91/298
    Influence of Experimental Conditions on the Liquid Sec-
    ondary Ion Mass Spectra of Sulfonated Azo Dyes.
    PB92-124361/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/330
    Infrared Spectroscopy-Based Property-Reactivity Correla-
    tions for  Predicting  Environmental  Fate of Organic
    Chemicals.
    PB92-232925/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/222
    Microbiai Degradation  of Flurtamone in Three Georgia
    Soils.
    PB92-101682/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/3-91/039
    Modeling of Nonpomt Source Water Quality in  Urban and
    Non-urban Areas.
    PB92-109115/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/156
  Modelling Individuals Employing an Integrated Energy Re-
  sponse: Application to 'Daphnia'.
  PB92-179829/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/297
  Multispectral Identification of Alkyl and Chloroalkyl Phos-
  phates from an Industrial Effluent.
  PB92-124353/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/127
  New Perspectives in Aquatic  Redox Chemistry: Abiotic
  Transformations  of Pollutants in Groundwater and Sedi-
  ments.
  PB92-166628/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/333
  Ozonation  Byproducts:  Identification  of  Bromohydrins
  from the Ozonation  Natural Waters with Enhanced Bro-
  mide Levels.
  PB92-232958/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/218
  Predicting Chemical  Concentration Effects on  Transfor-
  mation Rates of Dissolved Organics by Complex Microfai-
  al Assemblages.
  PB92-101393/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/293
  Predicting Chemical Reactivity by Computer.
  PB92-124312/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/245
  Predicting the Precipitation of Acid  and Direct Dyes in
  Natural Waters.
  PB92-206200/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/074
  Preliminary Results  of  a Pesticide  Leaching  Study at
  Plains, Georgia.
  PB92-166354/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-90/S44
  Problems Associated with Published Environmental Fate
  Data.
  PB92-101666/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/145
  QSARs for Predicting Biotic and Abiotic Reductive Trans-
  formation Rate Constants of Halogenated  Hydrocarbons
  in Anoxic Sediment Systems.
  PB92-166792/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/146
  QSARs for Predicting  Reductive Transformation Rate
  Constants  of  Halogenated  Aromatic  Hydrocarbons in
  Anoxic Sediment Systems.
  PB92-166800/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J:91/217
  Quantitative Assessment of the Effects of  Metals on Mi-
  crobiai Degradation of Organic Chemicals.
  PB92-101385/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/OB9
  Reduction of  Nitrobenzene by  Four Sulfide Minerals: Ki-
  netics. Products, and Solubility.
  PB92-153816/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/230
  Reductive Dechlorination of Dichlorophenols in Anaerobic
  Pond Sediments (Chapter 13).
  PB92-101708/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/147
  Reductive Transformations of Halogenated Aromatic  Hy-
  drocarbons in Anaerobic Water-Sediment Systems: Kinet-
  ics, Mechanisms and Products.
  PB92-166818/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/221
  Regiospecific  Dechlorination  of  Pentachlorophenol by
  Dtchlorophenol-Adapted  Microorganisms in Freshwater,
  Anaerobic Sediment Slurries.
  PB92-101674/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/332
  Role of Property-Reactivity Relationships in Meeting the
  EPA's Needs for Environmental Fate Constants.
  PB92-232941/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/277
  Seasonal Variations of Stable Hydrogen and Carbon  Iso-
  tope Ratios of Methane  in Subtropical Freshwater Sedi-
  ments.
  PB92-217181/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/155
  Sprption of Heavy Metals by the Soil Fungi  'Aspergtllus
  niger1 and Mucor rouxii.
  PB92-179811/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/157
  Spectroscopic Study  of  Surface  Redox Reactions With
  Manganese Oxides.
  PB92-179837/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/179
  Structural Characterization of Sulfonated Azo Dyes Using
  Liquid Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry/Tandem Mass
  Spectrometry.
  PB92-188861/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/027
  Sunlight-Induced Oxidation and  Reduction  of Organic
  Xenobiotics in  Water, 1992.
  PB92-150499/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/244
  System for Control of River Water Quality for  the Com-
  munity of Madrid Using QUAL2E.
  PB92-206218/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/S23/R-92/OOZ
  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
  Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries.  Part  1:  Estuaries  and
  Waste Load Allocation Models.
  PB92-231729/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01
  EPA/823/R-92/003
    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 2: Application of Es-
    tuarine Waste Load Allocation Models.
    PB92-231737/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 4: Critical Review of
    Estuarine WLA Modeling.
    PB92-231752/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/243
    Temperature and Conductivity Modeling  for the Buffalo
    River.
    PB92-206226/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/089
    Toxicity of Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate to Fishes.
    PB92-179142/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/126
    Treating Soil Solution Samplers to Prevent Microbiai Re-
    moval of Analytes.
    PB92-166610/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB - Corvallis, OR
  EPA/600/J-92/178
    Acidic Episodes in Surface Waters in Europe.
    PB92-188853/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/D-91/265
    Adjusting Ambient Ozone Air Quality Indicators for Miss-
    ing Values.
    PB92-124155/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/325
    Age-Dependent Changes  in Activity of Mallard Plasma
    Cholinesterases.
    PB92-232875/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  EPA/600/R-92/056
    Air Pollution Effects on Biodiversity.
    PB92-170166/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

  EPA/600/R-92/022
    Alaska North Slope Oil-Field Restoration Research Strat-
      .92-151653/REB
                               92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/60O/R-92/012
    Analysis and Interpretation of Zooplankton Samples Col-
    lected during Phase 2 of the Eastern Lake Survey.
    PB92-136829/REB           92-01   PC A14/MF A03

  EPA/600/R-92/15O
    Approach to Improving Decision Making in Wetland Res-
    toration and Creation.
    PB92-217306/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/600/J-92/175
    Assessing Trends in Fishery Resources and  Lake  Water
    Aluminum from Paleolimnological  Analyses of Siliceous
     B92-180405/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/3-91/067
    Assessment of Promising  Forest Management Practices
    and Technologies for Enhancing the Conservation and
    Sequestration of Atmospheric Carbon and Their Costs at
    the Site Level.
    PB92-1227B7/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/600/J-92/329
    Biological Diversity and Biological Integrity: Current Con-
    cerns for Lakes and Streams.
    PB92-232917/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/260
    Can Intensive Management  Increase Carbon Storage in
    Forests.
    PB92-113224/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/327
    Carbon Storage Potential of Short Rotation Tropical Tree
    Plantations.
    PB92-232891/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/292
    Cartographic  and  Geometric Components  of a Global
    Sampling Design for Environmental Monitoring.
    PB92-217397/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/023
    Climate.
    PB92-150457/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/094
    Climate Change and Isoprene  Emissions from Vegeta-

    PB92-153865/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/326
    Climate Change in Thailand and Its Potential Impact  on
    Rice Yield.
    PB92-232883/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/110
    Clinical Biochemistry.
    PB92-188762/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/173
    Cloning and  Expression of a  Lignin  Peroxidase Gene
    from 'Streptomyces viridosporus' in  'Streptomyces livi-

    PB92-180389/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/3-91/072
    Data User's Guide  to the United States Environmental
    Protection Agency's Long-Term Monitoring Project: Qual-
    ity Assurance Plan and Data Dictionary.
    PB92-239573/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
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EPA/600/A-92/038
  Design Issues for Evaluating Seedling Exposure Studies.
  PB92-153014/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/230
  Developmental Malformation of  Frog Embryos: An Analy-
  sis of Teratogenicity of Chemical Mixtures.
  PB92-1081907REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/174
  Diatoms: Powerful Indicators of Environmental Change.
  PB92-180397/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/186
  Direct/Delayed   Response  Project: Future   Effects  of
  Long-Term Sulfur Deposition on Stream Chemistry in the
  Mid-Appalachian Region of the Eastern United States.
  PB92-232370/REB            92-04  PC A18/MF A04
EPA/600/J-92/032
  Diurnal Water Relations of Walnut Trees: Implications for
  Remote Sensing.
  PB92-144047/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Malathion.
  PB92-135482/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/9-91/039
  Ecological  Indicators.  Proceedings  of  an International
  Symposium. Held in Fort Lauderdale. Florida on October
  16-19.1990.
  PB92-114131/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E99
EPA/600/J-92/095
  Ecological Regions versus Hydrologic Units: Frameworks
  for Managing Water Quality.
  PB92-153873/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/SOO/J-92/291
  Effects of Aqueous and Dietary Exposure of  Dieldnn on
  Survival, Growth and Bioconcentration in Mallard Duck-
    12-217413/REB
                             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/290
  Effects of El Nino and La Nina on Seabird Assemblages
  in the Equatorial Pacific.
  PB92-217405/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/SOO/R-92/020
  Effects of Glean, a Sulfonylurea Herbicide, on the Repro-
  ductive Biology and Fruit Set  in  Cherry Trees. Progress
  Report to Region 10.
  PB92-142652/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/177
  Effects of Low  Dissolved Oxygen on  Survival,  Growth
  and  Reproduction of 'Daphnia', 'Hyalella' and  'Gam-
  marus'.
  PB92-188846/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-9Z/170
  Effects of Open-Top  Chambers on Valencia'  Orange
  Trees.
  PB92-180355/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/001
  Effects of Ozone on Crops.
  PB92-136845/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/SOO/J-92/289
  Effects of Section 404  Permitting on  Freshwater Wet-
  lands in Louisiana, Alabama, and  Mississippi.
  PB92-217439/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/3-91/053
  Environmental  Monitoring  and   Assessment  Program
  (EMAP) Design Report.
  PB92-103449/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/039
  Equilibrium-Analysis of Projected  Climate Change Effects
  on the  Global Soil Organic Matter Pool.
  P892-153022/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/3-91/062
  Estimating Critical Loads of Sulfate to Surface Waters in
  the Northeastern United States:  A Comparative Assess-
  ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads of
  Sulfate for Lakes.
  PS92-119015/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/3-91/058
  Evaluating Created Wetlands  through Comparisons with
  Natural Wetlands.
  PB92-111566/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/3-91/068
  Evaluating Design and Verifying Compliance of Created
  Wetlands in the Vicinity of Tampa, Florida.
  PB92-116045/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/3-91/055
  Evaluating the  Utility of  Natural  Vegetation in Assessing
  Arctic Accumulation of Air Toxics.
  PB92-103464/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02
EPA/600/J-92/082
  Evaluation of  Wetland Development and Waterbird  Re-
  sponse at Elk Creek Wildlife Management  Area. Lake
  Mills, Iowa, 1961 to 1990.
  PB92-153386/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/3-91/059
  Final Quality Assurance  Report for the Tampa,  Florida
  Wetlands Study.
  PB92-113000/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A03
EPA/600/J-91/259
  Foliar  Injury Symptoms and  Pigment Concentrations in
  Red Spruce Saplings in the Southern Appalachians.
  PB92-113216/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/229
  Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of  Sul-
  fate. 1. Sulfur Constituents and Net Retention.
  PB92-108182/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/039
  Forest Soil Response to Acid and  Salt Additions of Sul-
  fate: 2. Aluminum and Base Cations.
  PB92-150549/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/041
  Forest Soil Response to Acid and  Salt Additions of Sul-
  fate: 3. Solubilization and Composition of Dissolved Or-
  ganic Carbon.
  PB92-150564/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/1S8
  Formation of Transconjugants on Plating Media Following
  'In situ' Conjugation Experiments.
  PB92-180330/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/037
  Global Assessment of  Promising  Forest  Management
  Practices for Sequestration of Carbon.
  PB92-153006/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/048
  Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change.
  PB92-153741/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/278
  Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change: Responses
  and Feedbacks from Below-Ground Systems.
  PB92-121359/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/8-91/216
  Global Ecosystems  Database.  Version  0.1 (Beta-test).
  EPA Global Climate Research Program. NOAA/NGDC
  Global Change Database Program. Prototype  1. Data-
  base Documentation. NGDC Key to Geophysical Records
  Documentation No. 25.
  PB92-122803/REB            92-01  PC A16/MF A03
EPA/600/J-92/2B7
  Hierarchical Stochastic Model of Large-Scale Atmospher-
  ic Circulation  Patterns and Multiple Station Daily Precipi-
  tation.
  PB92-217421/REB                   92-04  PC A03
EPA/600/J-92/172
  How  Much  Acidification  Has  Occurred  in Adirondack
  Region Lakes (New York, USA)  since Preindustrial Times.
  PB92-180371/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/3-91/056
  Impact of Conservation Tillage  Use on Soil and Atmos-
  pheric Carbon in the Contiguous United States.
  PB92-113448/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/109
  Impacts of Climate Change  on  Rice Yield: Evaluation of
  the Efficacity of Different Modeling Approaches.
  PB92-188754/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/107
  Improvement of Performance of Variable Probability Sam-
  pling Strategies.
  PB92-180264/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-90/545
  Indicators for Monitoring Biodiversity: A Hierarchical Ap-
  proach.
  PB92-108117/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/042
  Inferences about Solute Transport in Macroporous Forest
  Soils from Time Series Models.
  PB92-150572/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/BOO/FI-92/015
  Integrating Sustainable Agriculture,  Ecology, and Environ-
  mental Policy. Proceedings  of  a Workshop. Held in Ar-
  lington, Virginia, on July 22-23,  1991.
  PB92-137975/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03
EPA/600/J-92/096
  Interlaboratory  Study of Cellular Fluorescence Intensity
  Measurements  with   Fluorescein-Labeled  Microbead
  Standards.
  PB92-153881/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/6UO/J-92/096
  Interlaboratory  Study of Cellular Fluorescence Intensity
  Measurements  with   Fluorescein-Labeled  Microbead
  Standards.
  PB92-153899/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/074
  Kinetic Properties of Malic  Dehydrogenase from Three
  Cultivars of Rice.
  PB92-178995/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/018
  Kinetics of Chemical Weathering: A Comparison of Labo-
  ratory and Field Weathering  Rates (Chapter 17).
  PB92-143858/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/288
  Land-Surface  Hydrology  Parameterization with  Subgrid
  Variability for General Circulation Models.
  PB92-217447/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/092
  Leaf Photosynthetic and Water Relations Responses for
  'Valencia' Orange Trees Exposed to  Oxidant Air Pollu-
  tion.
  PB92-153857/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/014
  MANE: A Multiphase, Aqueous, Non-Steady State, Equi-
  librium Model for Simulating Soil-Water Interactions.
  PB92-143817/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/8-91/204
  Marine Debris Survey Manual.
  PB92-103456/REB
                              92-01  PC A08/MF A02
 EPA/600/A-92/W4
   Methods of Assessing Responses of Trees, Stands and
   Ecosystems to Air Pollution (Chapter 7).
   PB92-180231/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/078
  Methods Used in Determination of Cholinesterase Activi-
  ty
  PB92-179035/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/040
  Mineral Weathering Rates in Acid-Sensitive Catchments:
  Extrapolation of Laboratory Experiments to the Field.
  PB92-153030/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/228
  Model of Additive Effects of Mixtures of Narcotic Chemi-
  cals.
  PB92-108174/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/015
  Modellierung und Simulation des Verhaltens von Umwelt-
  chemikalien in Boeden und Pflanzen (Modeling and Sim-
  ulation of the Effect of (Environmental) Chemicals in Soil
  and in Plants).
  PB92-143825/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/167
  Modification of an Index of Biotic Integrity Based  on Fish
  Assemblages to  Characterize Rivers of the Seine Basin,
  France.
  PB92-180322/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/106
  NATO Workshop on the Atmospheric Methane Cycle.
  Held in Mt. Hood, Oregon on October 6-11, 1991. Work-
  ing Group Report on Methane Sources and Sinks.
  PB92-180256/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/SW/DK-92/O18
  Natural Enemy Risk  Assessment  (NERISK) (for Micro-
  computers).
  PB92-500446/REB                   92-01    CP D06

EPA/600/8-91/203
  Natural  Enemy  Risk  Assessment  (NERISK)   User's
  Manual.
  PB92-114990/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-89/5S2
  NERISK: An Expert System to Enhance the Integration of
  Pesticides with Anthropod Biological Control.
  PB92-124254/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/081
  Nutrient  Leaching from Conifer Needles in Relation to
  Foliar Apoplast Cation Exchange Capacity.
  PB92-153378/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/227
  On-Site Methods for  Assessing Chemical Impact on the
  Soil Environment Using Earthworms: A Case Study at the
  Saird and McGuire Superfund Site, Holbrook, Massachu-
  setts.
  PB92-108166/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/169
  Oregon,  USA, Ecological Regions and Subregions for
  Water Quality Management.
  PB92-180348/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/031
  Ozone Decreases Spring  Root  Growth  and Root Carbo-
  hydrate Content in Ponderosa  Pine the Year Following
  Exposure.
  PB92-144039/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/226
  Patch Size of Forest Openings and Arthropod  Popula-
  tions.
  PB92-108158/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/8-91/054
  Permit Tracking System (PTS): A User's Manual.
  PB92-105659/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

EPA/SW/DK-92/015
  Permit  Tracking System (PTS), Version 1.0 (for Micro-
  computers).
  PB92-500347/REB                   92-01   CP DOS

EPA/600/D-91/226
  Pesticide Effects on Arthropod Natural Enemies:  A Data-
  base Summary.
  PB92-124163/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/080
  Physical and Chemical Control of Released Microorga-
  nisms at Field Sites.
  PB92-153360/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/013
  Pilot Study to Compare Created and Natural Wetlands in
  Western Washington and Evaluate Methods.
  PB92-136811/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/8-91/205
  PIRLA DBMS Quick Reference Guide.
  PB92-110824/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/600/9-91/041
  Plant Tier Testing: A Workshop  to Evaluate Nontarget
  Plant Testing in Subdivision J Pesticide Guidelines. Held
  in Corvallis, Oregon on November 29-December  1,  1990.
  PB92-116052/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03

EPA/600/A-92/077
  Pollution Impacts at the Stand and Ecosystem Levels.
  PB92-179027/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-9Z/034
  Possible Approaches to Establishing Interlaboratory Com-
  parability of Measurements of  Polychlorinated Biphenyls
  in Human  Serum.
  PB92-144062/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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  EPA/600/R-92/095
    Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Pacific North-
    west Forest Vegetation.
    PB92-1B4985/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/103
    Potential Impacts of  Increased Solar  UV-B on  Global
    Plant Productivity.
    PB92-180223/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A -92/016
    Preface and Introduction to The Response of Western
    Forests to Air Pollution'.
    PB92-143833/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/108
    Probability Sampling and Population Inference in Monitor-
    ing Programs.
    PB92-180272/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/9-91/014
    Proceedings of  the  International Workshop on  targe-
    Scale Reforestation. Held in Corvallis, Oregon on May 9-
    10, 1990.
    PB92-109131/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02
  EPA/600/R-92/160
    Protocol for Testing the Effects of Fungal Pesticides on
    Nontarget Beetles Using 'Hippodamia convergens' (Cole-
    optera: Coccinellidae).
    PB92-217488/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/3-91/060
    Quality Assurance Project Plan:  Tampa. Florida Wetlands
    Study.
    PB92-122761/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03
  EPA/600/J-91/S2S
    Recovery of Bulk ONA from Soil by a Rapid, Small-Scale
    Extraction Method.
    PB92-108141/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/J-9S/013
    Regional Patterns and Local Variability of Dry and Occult
    Deposition Strongly Influence Sulfate  Concentrations in
    Maine Lakes.
    PB92-136951/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/017
    Science Policy Interface (Chapter 12).
    PB92-143841/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/8-91/S07
    SELCTV System Manual for SELCTV and REFER Data-
    bases and the SELCTV Data Management Program.
    PB92-11345S/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/092
    Selection of a Base Serum for the Preparation of Quality
    Control Pools Containing Environment Analytes.
    PB92-153840/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/03S
    Slowing the Increase of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: A
    Biological Approach.
    PB92-144070/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/040
    Soil Response to S and N Treatments in a Northern New
    England Low Elevation Coniferous Forest.
    PB92-150556/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/60O/J-92/043
    Spodosot Cation Release and Buffering of Acidic Inputs.
    PB92-150580/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/6PQ/R-92/073
    Statistical  Issues in  Environmental  Monitoring  and As-
    sessment
    PB92-178987/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/60O/J-92/036
    Statistical  Methodology for Exploring  Elevatonal Differ-
    ences in Precipitation Chemistry
    PB92-144088/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/J-92/033
    Stress Interactions and Mycorrhizal Plant Response: Un-
    derstanding Carbon Allocation Priorities.
    PB92-144054/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/083
    Sulfate Retention and Cation Leaching of  Forest Soils in
    Response to Acid Additions.
    PB92-153394/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/012
    Sulfur  Dynamics in Mineral Horizons of  Two  Northern
    Hardwood Soils. A Column Study with (35)S.
    PB92-139955/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/A-92/041
    Sulfur Dynamics of Forest Ecosystems.
    PB92-153048/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-72/036
    Summary, Projections, and Recommendations. (Chapter
    13).
    PB92-152990/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/171
    Teratogenesis, Toxkaty, and Bioconcentration  in  Frogs
    Exposed to Dieldrin.
    PB92-180363/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/32B
    Toward a Rule-Based Biome Model (Journal Article).
    PB92-232909/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/D-91/268
    Toxicity, Selectivity and Subtethal Effects of  Pesticides
    on Arthropod Natural Enemies: A Data-Base Summary.
    PB92-124189/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/0-91/267
    lexicological Implementations of Remediating Hazardous
    Wastes.
    PB92-124171/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/098
    Trends and Patterns in Section 404 Permitting Requiring
    Compensatory Mitigation  in  Oregon and  Washington,
    USA.
    PB92-153907/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/091
    Trends in Catskill  Stream Water Quality: Evidence from
    Historical Data.
    PB92-153832/HEB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/D-91/231
    Two Different Approaches for Control and Measurement
    of Plant Functions in Closed Environmental Chambers.
    PB92-108067/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/R-92/070
    User's Guide and Data Dictionary for Kenai Lakes Inves-
    tigation Project.
    PB92-178961/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/140
    Western Forests and Air Pollution.
    PB92-198209/REB           92-04  PC A22/MF A04

  EPA/600/R-92/060
    Wetlands  Research  Plan FY92-96: An  Integrated Risk-
    Based Approach.
    PB92-178946/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/600/A-92/1OS
    What Is the Potential of Forest Management to Slow the
    Increase of Atmospheric CO2.
    PB92-180249/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/9-91/042
    Workshop Proceedings: The Role of Created and Natural
    Wetlands in Controlling  Nonpoint Source Pollution. Held
    in Arlington, Virginia on June 10-11, 1991.
    PB92-113463/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB - Duluth, MN
  EPA/DF/MT-92/019
    Aquatic Toxicity Information Retrieval Data Base (AC-
    QUIRE).
    PB92-500453/REB                   92-01   CP T02

  EPA/DF/MT-92/020
    Aquqtc Toxicity Information on VAX VMS Backup (AC-
    QUIRE for VMS).
    PB92-500479/REB                   92-01   CP T02

  EPA/600/A-92/141
    ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data Base and
    the QSAR System for Use in Ecological Risk Assess-
    ments.
    PB92-198217/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/SW/DK-92/039
    Complex Effluent  Toxicity Information System (CETIS)
    (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501899/REB                   92-01  CP DM

  EPA/6OO/J-92/050
    Contribution of Ammonia, Metals and Nonpolar Organic
    Compounds to the Toxicity of Sediment Interstitial Water
    from an Illinois River Tributary.
    PB92-150648/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/3-91/063
    Guidelines for Conducting Early Life Stage Toxicity Tests
    with Japanese Medaka 'Oryzias latipes'.
    PB92-137488/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/3-91/064
    Guidelines for Cutturing the Japanese Medaka. 'Oryzias
    latipes'.
    PB92-137496/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/293
    Hepatic Microsomal N-hydroxylation  of Aniline and  4-
    chloroaniline by Rainbow Trout 'Onchorhyncus mykiss'.
    PB92-227354/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/326
    Mercury  Deposition  and Sources for the Upper Great
    Lakes Region.
    PB92-120500/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/133
    Mercury in the St Louis River, Mississippi River, Crane
    Lake,  and Sand Point  Lake: Cycling, Distribution, and
    Sources. Report to the Legislative Commission on Minne-
    sota Resources.
    PB92-195957/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/6OO/6-91/003
    Methods for  Aquatic Toxicity  Identification Evaluations.
    Phase 1  Toxicity Characterization  Procedures. Second
    Edition.
    PB92-100072/HEB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/010
    Modeling Studies for Planning: The Green Bay Project.
    PB92-136944/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/268
    Osmoregulatory Failure and Death of First-Year Large-
    mouth Bass 'Micropterus salmoides'  Exposed to Low pH
    and Elevated Aluminum, at Low Temperatures in Soft
    Water.
    PB92-205236/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/006
    Physiologically Based Toxicokinetic Model for the Uptake
    and  Disposition  of  Watertaome Organic Chemicals  in
    Fish.
    PB92-136902/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/04S
    Predicting the Toxicity of Bulk Sediments to Aquatic Or-
    ganisms with Aqueous Test Fractions: Pore Water versus
    Elutriate.
    PB92-150606/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/286
    Prediction of Octanol/Waler Partition Coefficient (K  sub
    ow) with Algorithmically Derived Variables.
    PB92-217348/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/282
    Three Case Studies of Lake Temperature and Stratifica-
    tion Response to Warmer Climate.
    PB92-121391/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/079
    Zooplankton Population Dynamics in Experimentally Toxi-
    fied Pond Ecosystems.
    PB92-153352/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAS - Gulf Breeze, FL
  EPA/600/J-92/221
    Abundant Males in Populations of a Selfing Hermaphro-
    dite Fish, 'Rivulus marmoratus', from Some Belize Cays
    PB92-195783/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/329
    Acclimation  of Aquatic Microbial Communities to Hg(ll)
    and CH3Hg(+ ) in Polluted Freshwater Ponds.
    PB92-129667/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/331
    Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological  Treat-
    ment Processes  for the  Remediation  of Pentachloro-
    phenol- and Creosote-Contaminated Materials:  Slurry-
    Phase Bioremediation.
    PB92-129683/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/33S
    Bench-Scale  Evaluation of Alternative Biological  Treat-
    ment Processes  for the  Remediation  of Pentachloro-
    phenol- and Creosote-Contaminated  Materials:  Solid-
    Phase Bioremediation.
    PB92-129725/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/328
    Biodegradation of  Creosote and  Pentachlorophenol in
    Contaminated Groundwaten Chemical and Biological As-
    sessment.
    PB92-129659/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/341
    Carcinoma of the Exocrine Pancreas in Medaka.
    PB92-129782/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/333
    Changes in the Physiological Performance and  Energy
    Metabolism of an Estuarine Mysid 'Mysidopsis bahia' Ex-
    posed in the Laboratory through a Complete Life Cycle to
    the Defoliant DEF.
    PB92-129709/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/215
    Characterization of Stress-Responsive Behavior in 'Pseu-
    domonas aeruginosa' PAD: Isolation of TnS-lacZYA Fu-
    sions with Novel Damage-lnducible (din) Promoters.
    PB92-195718/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-90/SS2
    Cloning and Characterization of tfdS, the Repressor-Acti-
    vator Gene  of tfdB, from  the 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic
    Acid Catabolic Plasmid pJP4.
    PB92-129634/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/209
    Comparative Acute Sensitivity of Larval Topsmelt, 'Ather-
    inops affinis', and  Inland Silverside.  'Menidia beryllina', to
    11 Chemicals.
    PB92-195668/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/343
    Copper Toxicity to Sperm, Embryos and Larvae of Tops-
    melt 'Atherinops  affinis', with Notes on Induced Spawn-
     B92-129808/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/J-92/219
    Detection of Horizontal Gene Transfer by Natural Trans-
    formation in Native and Introduced Species of Bacteria in
    Marine and Synthetic Sediments.
    PB92-195767/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/336
    Detoxification of Pentachlorophenol and Creosote Con-
    taminated Groundwater by Physical Extraction: Chemical
    and Biological Assessment
    PB92-129733/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/208
    Disease Incidence and Potential Mechanisms of Defense
    for MSX-Resistant and -Susceptible Eastern Oysters Held
    in Chesapeake Bay.
    PB92-1956SO/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/211
    Effects of Fenvalerate on the Early Life Stages of Tops-
    melt ('Atherinops affinis').
    PB92-195684/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-90/S51
    Estimating the Rate of Plasmid  Transfer: An End-Point
    Method.
    PB92-129626/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/J-91/340
    Fate of  'Bacillus sphaericus' 2362 Spores Following In-
    gestion by Nontarget Invertebrates.
    PB92-129774/HEB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/339
    Heterotrpphic Bacteria of the Freshwater Neuston  and
    Their Ability to Act as Plasmid Recipients under Nutrient
    Deprived Conditions.
    PB92-129766/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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  EPA/600/J-91/342
   Induction of Cytochrome P-450-IA1  in Juvenile Fish  by
   Creosote-Contaminated Sediment
   PB92-129790/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/218
   Laboratory  Spawning of Topsmelt,  'Atherinops  affinis',
   with Notes on Culture and Growth of  Larvae.
   PB92-195759/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/212
   Mixed-Species Colonization of Solid  Surfaces in Labora-
   tory BMms.
   PB92-19S692/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/122
   Mosquito Control Pesticides: Adverse Impacts to Fresh-
   water Aquatic and  Marine Organisms.
   PB92-195890/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/337
   Mutants of  'Pseudomonas cepacia' G4 Defective in Ca-
   tabolism of Aromatic Compounds and Trichloroethylene.
   P892-129741/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/332
   Ovarian Mycosis in the Topsmelt 'Atherinops affinis'.
   PB92-129691/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01
  EPA/600/J-91/334
   Performance Characterization of a Model Bioreactor for
   the  Biodegradation  of  Trichloroethylene  by 'Pseudo-
   monas cepacia1 G4.
   PB92-129717/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/216
   Preparation and Regeneration of Protoplasts of 'Colleto-
   trichum gtoeosponoides1 f. p. 'Aeschynomene'.
   PB92-195734/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/330
   Relationships of Hg(ll) Volatilization from  a Freshwater
   Pond to the Abundance of 'mer' Genes in the Gene Pool
   of the Indigenous Microbial Community.
   PB92-129675/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/220
   Reproductive Ecology of the Inland Silverside, 'Menidia
   beryllina',  (Pisces: Atherinidae) from  Blackwater  Bay,
   Florida.
   PB92-195775/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/338
   Responses of Wetland Plants to  Effluents in Water and
   Sediment.
   PB92-129758/REB           92-01  PC AOZ/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/222
   Selection of  Surrogates for a Genetically  Engineered
   Microorganism with  Cellulolytic Capability for Ecological
   Studies m Streams.
   P892-195791 /REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-89/5S3
   Specificity of Cellular DNA-Binding Sites of Microbial Pop-
   ulations in a Florida Reservoir.
   PB92-129618/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/J-92/213
   Spongiosis  Hepatis: Chemical Induction, Pathogenesis,
   and Possible Neoplastic Fate in a Teleost Fish Model.
   PB92-195700/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/R-92/091
   Statistical Approach to  Predicting  Chronic Toxicity  of
   Chemicals to Fishes from Acute Toxicity Test Data. Data
   Tape Documentation.
   PB92-1696S5/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/600/J-32/210
   Synthetic Substrata  for  Propagation and Testing of Soil
   and Sediment Organisms.
   PB92-195676/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/214
   Technique for Screening and Maintaining Smaller Geno-
   me Libraries.
   PB92-195726/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/121
   Use of Marsh Plants for Toxicity  Testing  of Water and
   Sediment.
   PB92-195882/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/207
   Water Quality Model for a River Receiving Paper Mill  Ef-
   fluents and Conventional Sewage.
   PB92-195643/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/R-92/066
   Workshop:  Application of Microcosms for Assessing the
   Risk of Microbial  Biotechnology Products. Held  in Hunt
   Valley, Maryland on  May 19,1992.
   PB92-216951/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB - Narragansett, Rl
  EPA/600/J-91/291
   Acid-Volatile Sulfide as a Factor Mediating Cadmium and
   Nickel Bioavailability in Contaminated Sediments.
   PB92-124296/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/3-91/069
   Computerized Risk and Bioaccumulation System (Version
   1.0).
   PB92-114164/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/D-91/249
   Dechkxmations of  Polvchlorinated  Biphenyls  in  Sedi-
   ments of New Bedford Harbor.
   PB92-1211S1/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/J-9O/S46
   Determination and Occurrence of  AHH-Active Polychlori-
   nated Biphenyls, 2,3.7.8-Tetrachloro-p-Dioxin and 2,3,7,8-
   Tetrachlorodibenzofuran in Lake Michigan Sediment and
   Biota. The Question of Their Relative Toxicological Sig-
   nificance.
   PB92-108125/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/236
   Effects of a Contaminated Sediment on  Life  History
   Traits and Population Growth Rate of 'Neanthes Arena-
   ceodentata' (Polychaeta: Nereidae) in the Laboratory.
   PB92-108059/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/D-91/250
   EPA's  Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Pro-
   gram: An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
   PB92-121169/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/299
   Evaluation of Selected Lipid Methods for Normalizing Pol-
   lutant Bioaccumulation.
   PB92-124379/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600,'J-91/274
   Genotoxic Effects  of Complex Marine Sediment Extracts
   on V79 Chinese Hamster Lung Fibroblasts.
   PB92-12131B/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/Z34
   Increased Reproduction by  Mysids ('Mysidopsis bahia')
   Fed with Enriched  'Artemia' spp. Nauplii
   PB92-108034/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/235
   Influence of Constant and  Fluctuating  Salinity on Re-
   sponses of 'Mysidopsis bahia' Exposed to Cadmium in a
   Life-Cycle Test.
   PB92-108042/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/J-91/27S
   Influence of Size on  Fate  and  Ecological Effects of
   Kepone in Physical Models.
   PB92-121326/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/'J-91/233
   Interactive Effects  of Aldrin, Cyclohexylamine, 2,4-Diamin-
   otoluene and Two  Phorbol Esters on Metabolic  Coopera-
   tion between V79 Cells.
   PB92-108026/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/292
   Life History and Toxicological Comparisons of Temperate
   and Subtropical  Mysids.
   PB92-124304/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/231
   Nutritional Value of 'Artemia' and  Tigriopus  califomicus'
   (Baker) for Two Pacific  Mysid Species, 'Metamysidopsis
   elongata' (Holmes) and 'Mysidopsis intii' (Holmquist).
   PB92-108000/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/327
   Technical Basis for Establishing Sediment Quality Criteria
   for Nonionic Organic Chemicals Using Equilibrium Parti-
   tioning. Annual Review.
   PB92-129642/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/232
   Test of Criteria for Introduced Species: The Global Inva-
   sion by the Isopod 'Synidotea laevidorsalis' (Miers, 1881).
   PB92-108018/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/D-91/234
   Toxicrty of Chlorine and Ammonia to Aquatic Life: Chem-
   istry, Water Quality Criteria,  Recent Research,  and Rec-
   ommended Future Research.
   PB92-108091/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-90/548
   U.S. Environmental  Protection Agency's Environmental
   Monitoring  and Assessment  Program:  An  Ecological
   Status and Trends Program.
   PB92-121292/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/D-91/232
   Uncertainties in Nitrogen Mass Loadings in Coastal Wa-
   tersheds.
   PB92-108075/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/0-91/233
   Watershed Nitrogen Management: Upper Potomac River
   Basin Case Study.
   PB92-108083/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING & SUPPORT LAB - Cinn,
OH
  EPA/600/J-92/038
   Differentiation of 'Giardia duodenalis' from Other 'Giardia
   spp.'  by  Using Polymerase Chain Reaction and Gene
   Probes.
   PB92-150531/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/4-90/027
   Methods for Measuring the Acute Toxicity  of  Effluents
   and Receiving Waters to Freshwater and Marine Orga-
   nisms (Fourth Edition).
   PB91-167650/REB           92-01  PCA14/MFA03

  EPA/600/R-92/129
   Methods for the Determination of Organic Compounds in
   Drinking Water. Supplement 2.
   PB92-207703/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

  EPA/600/3-91/075
   Numerical Calculation: Aspiration  Efficiency  of Aerosols
   into Thin-Walled Sampling Inlets.
    PB92-132901/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/600/4-91/023
   Practical Directory to Phycovirus Literature.
    PB92-132893/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/R-92/079
   Status Report on Planktonic Cyanobacteria  (Blue-Green
   Algae) and Tneir Toxins.
    PB92-206259/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYSTEMS LAB - Las
Vegas, NV
  EPA/600/R-92/033
    Characterizing  Heterogeneous  Wastes:  Methods  and
    Recommendations (March 26-28, 1991).
    PB92-216894/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/600/4-91/008
    Direct/Delayed Response Project: Soil  Characterization
    Comparison.
    PB92-153428/REB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03

  EPA/600/J-92/166
    Effects of Sampling Design Parameters on Block Selec-
    tion.
    PB92-180314/REB           92-01  PCA02/MFA01

  EPA/600/4-91/019
    Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program: Sur-
    face Waters Implementation Plan - Northeast Pilot Lake
    Survey, Summer 1991.
    PB92-139948/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/302
    Evaluation and Comparison of Spatial Interpolators.
    PB92-227446/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/103
    Evaluation of Four Aerobiological Sampling Methods for
    the Retrieval of Aerosolized  'Pseudomonas syringae'.
    PB92-158591 /REB           92-01  PC A01 /MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/037
    Formation of Hemoglobin Adducts of Acrylamide and Its
    Epoxide Metabolite Glycidamide in the Rat.
    PB92-150523/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

  EPA/600/J-92/223
    Gas Chromatographic  Elution  Patterns  of  Chlorinated
    Dioxins versus Column Polarity.
    PB92-192186/REB           92-01  PCA02/MFA01

  EPA/600/R-92/036
    GIS Technical Memorandum 3: Global Positioning  Sys-
    tems Technology and  Its Application in Environmental
    Programs.
    PB92-169358/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/600/4-91/029
    Guide to Site and Soil  Description for Hazardous Waste
    Site Characterization. Volume 1. Metals.
    PB92-146158/REB           92-01  PCA13/MFA03

  EPA/600/4-89/034-REV
    Handbook of Suggested Practices  for the Design and In-
    stallation of Ground-Water Monitoring Wells (Revised).
    PB92-216886/REB           92-04  PC A11 /MF A03

  f PA/600/4-91/025
    Indoor Air Pollutants from  Household Product  Sources:
    Project Report.
    PB92-136837/REB           92-01  PCA08/MFA02

    Information Integration for Environmental Monitoring and
    Assessment: An Annotated Bibliography.
    PB92-227461/REB           92-04  PCA03/MFA01

  EPA/600/J-91/317
    Interiaboratory Comparison  of Thermospray and Particle
    Beam Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Inter-
    faces: Evaluation of a  Chlorinated Phenoxy  Acid Herbi-
    cide Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Analysis
    Method.
    PB92-124734/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/9-91/028
    International Symposium on  Field Screening Methods for
    Hazardous Wastes and Toxic Chemicals (2nd),  Proceed-
    ings. Held in  Las Vegas,  Nevada  on  February 12-14,
    1991.
    PB92-125764/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF E08

  EPA/600/4-91/032
    Measurement  of  Polycyclic Aromatic  Hydrocarbons  in
    Soils and Sediments by Particle-Beam/High-Performance
    Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry.
    PB92-188721/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/4-91/012
    Monitoring and Research Strategy for  Forests-Environ-
    mental Monitoring and Assessment Program.
    PB92-146208/REB            92-01  PC A09/MF A02

  EPA/600/J-92/298
    Probability of Plume Interception Using Conditional Simu-
    lation of Hydraulic Head and Inverse Modeling.
    PB92-227404/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/SW/DK-92/037
    Protein  Adducts  for Exposure Monitoring: A Computer-
    ized Database (CPAD) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
    PB92-501B73/REB                   92-01   CP D02

  EPA/600/8-91/043
    Protein  Adducts  for Exposure Monitoring: A Computer-
    ized Database. Software and User's Manual.
    PB92-155431/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

  EPA/600/J-92/125
    Proximity of Louisiana Sanitary Landfills  to Wetlands and
    Deepwater Habitats.
    PB92-164953/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/8-91/045
    Selection of Adduct-Forming Chemicals for Human Moni-
    toring Studies.
    PB92-132877/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/600/4-91/OS8
    Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  Program
    Demonstration Plan for Westinghouse Bio-Analytic Sys-
    tems Pentachlorophenol Immunoassays.
    PB92-170190/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02
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  EPA/600/R-92/032
    Superfund   Innovative  Technology  Evaluation   (Site)
    Report for  the Westinghouse Bio-Analytic Systems Pen-
    tachlorophenol (POP) Immunoassays.
    PB92-1B8713/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
  EPA/600/4-91/006
    Time Spent in  Activities,  Locations, and  Microenviron-
    ments: A California-National Comparison.
    PB92-140789/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01
  EPA/600/4-91/027
    Watershed   Characterization  Using  Landsat Thematic
    Mapper Imagery: Blackfoot River, Montana.
    PB92-115237/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES RESEARCH LAB - RTP, NC
  EPA/600/R-92/107
    Acid Aerosol Measurement  Intercomparison Workshop.
    Held in Research Triangle Park, North  Carolina on April
    10-11. 1991.
    PB92-191097/REB           92-01   PC A15/MF A03
  EPA/6OO/A-92/120
    Acid Aerosol Measurement Methods: Studies of Extrac-
    tion and Analytical Effects.
    PB92-191154/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/057
    AcidMODES: A  Major Field Study to Evaluate Regional
    Scale Air Pollution Models.
    PB92-158518/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/144
    Advanced  Emission Speciation Methodologies for the
    Auto/Oil  Air Quality Improvement Research Program.  1.
    Hydrocarbons and Ethers.
    PS92-166784/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/152
    Advanced Emissions Speciation Methodologies for the
    Auto/Oil  Air Quality Improvement Research Program.  2.
    Aldehydes,  Ketones, and Alcohols.
    PB92-206523/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/295
    Apportionment of  Residential  Indoor Aerosol, VOC, and
    Aldehyde Species to Indoor and  Outdoor Sources, and
    Their Source Strengths
    PB92-227370/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/R-92/157
    Atlanta Ozone Precursor Monitonng Study Data Report.
    PB92-220656/REB           92-04   PC A08/MF A02
  EPA/6OO/J-92/263
    Canister-Based  Method for  Monitoring  Toxic VOCs  in
    Ambient Air.
    PB92-206432/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/148
    Chemical and Physical Properties of  Emissions  from
    Kuwait Oil Fires.
    PB92-206481 /REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/A-92/069
    Clean Air Act Requirements for Trace Metals Information.
    PB92-164995/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/800/J-92/264
    Comparative Analysis of Dioxins and Furans in Ambient
    Air by High  Resolution and Electron Capture Mass Spec-
    trometry.
    PB92-206440/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/J-92/294
    Comparison of SIMCA Pattern Recognition and Library
    Search  Identification of  Hazardous Compounds  from
    Mass Spectra.
    PB92-227362/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/134
    Composition of  Motor Vehicle Organic  Emissions under
    Elevated Temperature Summer Driving Conditions (75  to
    105degF).
    PB92-166693/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/A-92/067
    Concentrations from Above-Roof Releases of Laboratory
    Exhausts: A Wind Tunnel Study.
    PB92-164821/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/116
    Current and Future Environmental Rote of Atmospheric
    Methane: Model Studies and Uncertainties
    PB92-188820/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/123
    Customer/Supplier Accountability and Quality Assurance
    (QA) Program Implementation.
    PB92-191162/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/032
    Diagnostic Evaluation of Regional Acid Deposition Model
    (RADM) Performance during a Period of Frontal Passage
    Using Aircraft Measurements.
    PB92-152958/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
  EPA/6OO/A-92/17S
    Educating  Managers about  Quality through Customer-
    Supplier Understanding. Overview of Current Training Ini-
    tiatives in Energy and  Environmental Programs. Annual
    National Energy and Environmental Quality Division Con-
    ference (19th).
    PB92-217116/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/058
    Effect of Sub-Grid-Scale Rainfall Analysis on Sulfate Wet
    Deposition  Estimates in the Regional Lagrangian Model
    of Air Pollution (RELMAP).
    PB92-158S26/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA-6OO/A-92/042
    Emissions and Fuel Economy of DOE Flex-Fuel Vehicles.
    PB92-153055/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/286
  Estimating Natural Emissions for EPA's Regional Oxidant
  Model.
  PB92-129592/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/287
  Evaluation of a Sampling and Analysis Method for Deter-
  mination of  Polyhalogenated Dibenzo-p-Dioxins and Di-
  benzofurans in Ambient Air.
  PB92-129600/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/130
  Evaluation of Gas Chromatography/Matrix Isolation Infra-
  red Spectrometry  for the Determination of Semivolatile
  Organic Compounds in Air Sample Extracts.
  PB92-166651/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/055
  Evaluation of  RADM Predictions for a Mesoscale-beta
  Box Volume over Northeastern Pennsylvania.
  PB92-158492/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/OSO
  Evaluation of the Fourier Transform  Infrared Spectrome-
  ter for Particle-Associated Ammonium Sulfate Determina-
  tion.
  PB92-160084/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/071
  Evaluation of VOST and SemiVOST Methods for Haloge-
  nated Compounds in the Clean Air Act Amendments Title
  III, Bench and Laboratory Studies.
  PB92-178979/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/4-91/026
  Example  Environmental  Assessment Report  for  Estu-
  aries.
  PB92-102656/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/129
  Fluid Modeling Simulation of Stack-Tip Downwash for
  Neutrally Buoyant Plumes.
  PB92-166644/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/3-91/066
  Forest Health Monitoring, New England.  1990. Annual
  Report.
  PB92-113018/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/3-91/051
  Forest Health Monitoring Plot Design  and Logistics Study.
  PB92-118447/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/J-92/138
  High-Volume Impactor for Sampling Fine and Coarse Par-
  ticles.
  PB92-166727/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/240
  Impact of Methanol and CNG Fuels on Motor Vehicle
  Toxic Emissions.
  PB92-110378/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/133
  Improved  Method  for  Estimating Molecular Weights of
  Volatile Organic Compounds from Low Resolution  Mass
  Spectra.
  PB92-166685/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/034
  Investigation of RADM  Performance Using Aircraft Meas-
  urements.
  PB92-152974/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/3-91/052
  Laboratory and Field Evaluations of a Methodology for
  Determining  Hexavalenl Chromium Emissions  from Sta-
  tionary Sources.
  PB92-101336/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/J-92/262
  Long-Path FTIR Measurements of Volatile Organic  Com-
  pounds in an Industrial  Setting (July 1989-April 1991).
  PB92-206424/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/139
  Meteorological and Site Influences Affecting the Compar-
  ison of Nephelometer  and Photographic Determinations
  of Light Extinction at Rural Sites in  the Eastern United
  States.
  PB92-195999/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/8-91/209
  Method 25: Determination of Total  Gaseous Non-Meth-
  ane Organic  Emissions  as  Carbon  from  Stationary
  Sources.
  PB92-113026/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/6OO/R-92/077
  NEXRAD Precipitation  Information Application Forum Cli-
  mate and Global Change.
  P892-180082/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/054
  Observations of Transport of Trace  Gases by Vigorous
  Convective Clouds.
  PB92-158484/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/125
  Open Path Ambient Measurements of  Pollutants with a
  DOAS System.
  PB92-192160/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/033
  Partitioning of the  Sulfate Budget into Gas  and Aqueous-
  Phase Components in the Regional  Acid  Deposition
  Model (RADM).
  PB92-152966/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/056
  Performances of Lagrangian and Eulerian Transport and
  Diffusion Models across Continental Scales.
  PB92-158500/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Phase Distributions of Airborne Polycyclic Aromatic Hy-
  drocarbons in Two U.S. Cities.
  P892-164979/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/136
  Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Their Derivatives
  in Indoor and Outdoor Air in an Eight-Home Study.
  PB92-166701/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/254
  Production of Carbon  Monoxide by the Homogeneous
  NOx-lnduced Photooxidation  of  Volatile Organic  Com-
  pounds in the Troposphere.
  PB92-110576/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/112
  Protocols for Evaluating Oxidant  Mechanisms for Urban
  and Regional Models.
  PB92-205848/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/600/R-92/106
  Quality Assurance Support for the National  Atmospheric
  Deposition Program and National Trends Network  Moni-
  toring Activities. Fourth Progress Report, 1990-1991.
  PB92-194000/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/600/D-91/274
  Regional Air Quality and Acid Deposition Modeling and
  the Role for Visualization.
  PB92-124247/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/3-91/065
  Regional Fine  Particle Field Study: Data Base and Initial
  Results.
  PB92-106939/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/SW/MT-92/024
  Regional Oxidant Model (ROM), Source Code and Test
  Data (Version 2.1).
  PB92-500859/REB          92-01  MagTape$4000.00

EPA/SW/MT-92/023
  Regional  Oxidant Model  (ROM), (Source  Code  Only)
  (Version 2.1).
  PB92-500842/REB          92-01  MagTapeSISOO 00

EPA/600/8-90/083D
  Regional Oxidant Model (ROM) User's Guide. Part 4: The
  ROM System User Tutorial (Processor Network and Core
  Model).
  PB92-120872/REB           92-01  PCA10/MFA03

EPA/600/R-92/029
  Report of the Great Lakes Air Toxics Research Priorities
  Workshop. Held at Navarre. Minnesota on March 11-13,
  1991.
  PB92-166933/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/3-91/074
  Role of Climate in Forest Monitoring and Assessment: A
  New England Example.
      2-132885/REB
                             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
  PB92-1

EPA/600/J-92/132
  Sampling and Analysis of PCDDs and PCDFs in Station-
  ary Source Emission Air Samples.
  PB92-166677/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/147
  Sampling Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Related
  Semivolatile Organic Compounds in Indoor Air.
  PB92-198274/REB           92-04  PCA03/MFA01

EPA/600/R-92/067
  Sensitivity of Modeled Ozone Concentrations to Uncer-
  tainties  in Biogenic Emissions.
  PB92-192202/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

EPA/600/A-92/035
  Sensitivity of RADM to Point Source Emissions Process-

  PB92-152982/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/263
  Source  Reconciliation of Ambient Volatile Organic Com-
  pounds Measured in  the Atlanta 1990 Summer Study:
  The Mobile Source Component.
  PB92-124130/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/124
  Spatial  and Temporal Analysis of Non-Urban Ozone Con-
  centrations over the Eastern United States Using Rotated
  Principal Component Analysis.
  PB92-192152/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/115
  Stability of Air Toxic Gases Listed in Title III Clean Air Act
  Amendments.
  P892-188812/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

EPA/600/J-92/131
  Stability of Tropospheric OH during  Ice Ages.  Inter-Gla-
  cial Epochs and Modern Times.
  PB92-166669/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/8-91/213
  Standard Operating Procedures for Lead in Paint by Hot-
  plate -  or Microwave-Based Acid Digestions and Atomic
  Absorption or  Inductively  Coupled  Plasma  Emission
  Spectrometry.
  PB92-114172/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

EPA/600/8-91/214
  Standard Operating Procedures for Measurement of Lead
  in Paint Using the SCITEC  MAP-3  X-ray Fluorescence
  Spectrometer.
  PB92-114180/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/242
  Status and Needs for Toxic Emission Inventories for Re-
  gional Dispersion and Deposition Modeling.
  PB92-110394/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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  EPA/600/R-92/152
   Summary Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
   Program National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visi-
   tation Program.
   PB92-219823/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02
  EPA/600/R-92/151
   Summary Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
   Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Vis-
   itation Program for the Period October 1989 through Sep-
   tember 1990.
   PB92-217298/REB            92-04   PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/600/8-91/215
   Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analy-
   sis of Ozone Precursors.
   PB92-122795/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02
  EPA/600/J-92/137
   Tedlar Bag  Sampling System for  Toxic  Organic Com-
   pounds  in Source Emission Sampling and Analysis.
   PB92-166719/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

  EPA/600/R-92/05S
   Theoretical Evaluation of Stability  of  Volatile Organic
   Chemicals and Polar Volatile Organic Chemicals in Canis-
   ters.
   PB92-166941/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/3-91/070
   Tropospheric Nitrogen: The  Influence  of  Anthropogenic
   Sources on Distribution and Deposition.
   PB92-126937/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
  EPA/600/D-91/25S
   U.S. Standards for Air Sampling of Environmental Con-
   taminants: Current Basis and Future Options.
   PB92-121219/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/100
   Use of Four-Dimensional Data Assimilation in a Limited-
   Area Mesoscale Model Part  2: Effects of  Data Assimila-
   tion within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
   PB92-153923/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/141
   Use of Four-Dimensional Data Assimilation in a Limited-
   Area Mesoscale  Model Part 2: Effects of  Data Assimila-
   tion within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
   PB92-166750/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB - Cinn, OH
  EPA/6OO/J-92/250
   2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic Acid Influence on 2,6-Dini-
   trotoluene-lnduced Urine Genotoxicity in Fisher 344 Rats:
   Effect on Gastrointestinal Microflora and Enzyme Activity.
   PB92-206309/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/020
   5,7-Dihydroxytryptamine Injections Increase Glial Fibrillary
   Acidic Protein in the Hypothalamus of Adult Rats.
   PB92-143924/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/071
   90-Day Toxicity Study of Dichloroacetate in Dogs.
   PB92-150853/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/310
   Acute Effects of Diisopropyl Fluorophosphate (OFP) on
   Autonomic and Behavioral Thermoregulatory Responses
   in the Long-Evans Rat.
   PB92-124668/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/Z53
   Age-Dependent Changes in Receptor-Stimulated Phos-
   phoinositide Turnover in the Rat Hippocampus.
   PB92-206333/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/309
   Age-Related Percutaneous Penetration of 2-sec-Butyl-4-
   6-Dinitrophenol (Dinoseb) in Rats.
   PB92-227495/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/BOO/J-91/311
   Airway Structure Variability in the Long-Evans Rat Lung.
   PB92-124676/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/186
   Alterations in Rat Flash and  Pattern Reversal Evoked Po-
   tentials  after Acute or Repeated Administration of Carbon
   Osulfide (CS2).
   PB92-188929/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/258
   Antimutagenicity Profiles of Some Natural Substances.
   PB92-206382/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/D-91/275
   Application of a Plant Test System in the  Identification of
   Potential Genetic Hazards at Chemical Waste Sites.
   PB92-124551/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/J-92/299
   Application of the  EPR Spin-Trapping Technique to  the
   Detection of Radicals Produced in vivo during Inhalation
   Exposure of Rats to Ozone.
   PB92-227412/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/SOO/J-92/2B2
   Application  of Tradescantia Micronucleus Assay for In
   situ Evaluation of Potential  Genetic Hazards from Expo-
   sure to Chemicals at a Wood-Preserving Site.
   PB92-217231/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/800/J-92/152
   Applications of a Neurobehavioral Screening Battery.
   PB92-179787/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/'A-92/155
   Approach to  the  Design of  Nonmutagenic Azo Dyes:
   Analogues of the  Mutagen 4-Amino-3-Methoxyazoben-
   zene (Chapter 4).
   PB92-206556/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/069
   Assessing Developmental Hazard: The Reliability of the
   A/D Ratio.
   PB92-150838/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/264
  Assessing the Use of Known Mutagens to Calibrate the
  'Salmonella  typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay.  1. Without
  Exogenous Activation.
  PB92-113257/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA /600/J-91/265
  Assessing the Use of Known Mutagens to Calibrate the
  'Salmonella  typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay. 2, With Ex-
  ogenous Activation.
  PB92-113273/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/190
  Assessment of  Host Resistance to Infection with Rodent
  Malaria.
  PB92-232784/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/192
  Assessment of  Immunotoxicity with the Parasitic Infection
  Model Trichinella spiralis'.
  P892-232800/HEB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/2B3
  Assessment of  Implantation in the Rat.
  PB92-126903/HEB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/249
  Assessment of  Neurotoxicity: Use of Glial Fibrillary Acidic
  Protein as a Biomarker.
  PB92-110527/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/184
  Assessment of  Spatial Variation of Risks in Small Popula-
  tions.
  PB92-188903/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/029
  Assessment  of Toxicant-Induced Alterations in the Lu-
  teinizing Hormone Control of Ovulation in the Rat.
  PB92-150515/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/017
  Auditory Deficits and Motor  Dysfunction  Following Imino-
  dipropionitrile Administration in the Rat.
  PB92-143890/HEB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/314
  Carboxyhemoglobin and Brain Blood Flow in Humans.
  P892-227552/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/201
  Carcinogen-DNA Adducts in Cultures of Rat and Human
  Hepatocytes.
  PB92-189075/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/313
  Carcinogenic Risk of Non-Uniform Alpha Particle Irradia-
  tion in the Lungs: Radon Progeny Effects at Bronchial Bi-
  furcations.
  PB92-227545/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/117
  Carcinogens and Human Health.  Part 3.  Letter to the
  Editor.
  PB92-164870/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

EPA/600/J-92/191
  Characteristics  of the U.S. EPA's  Office of Pesticide Pro-
  grams' Toxicity  Information Databases.
  PB92-188978/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/'J-92/199
  Characterization of Chemical Kindling  with the Pesticide
  Endosulfan.
  PB92-189059/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Cigarette Smoke-Induced DNA  Adducts in the Respirato-
  ry and Nonrespiratory Tissues of Rats.
  PB92-189083/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/323
  Colchicine-lnduced Deafferentation of the  Hippocampus
  Selectively  Disrupts  Cholinergic Rhythmical Slow  Wave
  Activity.
  PB92-120476/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/083
  Collection of Interstitial  Fluid  and Seminiferous Tubule
  Fluid from the Rat Testis.
  PB92-179084/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/244
  Color Yes. Cancer No.
  PB92-110477/REB
                              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/230
  Comparative  Immunosuppression  of  Various  Glycol
  Ethers Orally Administered to Fisher 344 Rats.
  PB92-195833/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/122
  Comparative Subchronic Toxicity Studies of Three Disin-
  fectants.
  PB92-164920/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/252
  Comparison of In vivo Cholinesterase Inhibition in Neona-
  tal and Adult  Rats by Three Organophosphorothioate In-
  secticides.
  PB92-110550/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/198
  Comparison of Screening Approaches, 1992.
  PB92-189042/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/188
  Comparison  of  Subchronic Neurotoxicity of 2-Hydrox-
  yethyl Acrylate and Acrylamide in Rats.
  PB92-188945/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/108
  Comparisons  of the Effects of TCDD and Hydrocortisone
  on  Growth Factor Expression Provide Insight into Their
  Interaction in the Embryonic Mouse Palate.
  PB92-158641/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/247
  Compensatory Alterations in  Receptor-Stimulated Phos-
  phoinositide Hydrolysis in the Hippocampus Vary  as  a
  Function of Dose of Colchicine.
  PB92-110501/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/064
  Compound-Induced Alterations of Sexual  Differentiation:
  A Review of Effects in  Humans and Rodents.
  PB92-158583/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/06B
  Computational Studies of the 3-Dimensional Structure of
  Cyclopenta Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons Containing
  a Gulf Region.
  PB92-150820/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

EPA/600/A-92/070
  Computer-Assisted Sperm Analysis of Rodent Epididymal
  Sperm Motility Using the Hamilton-Thorn Motility Analyz-
  PB92-165000/REB
                              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/250
  Concentration of Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein Increases
  with Age in the Mouse and Rat Brain.
  PB92-110535/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/073
  Concentration-Time Models for the Effects of Ozone on
  Bronchoalveolar  Lavage Fluid Protein from Rats  and
  Guinea Pigs.
  PB92-150879/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/254
  Considerations  in  the  U.S.  Environmental  Protection
  Agency's Testing Approach for Mutagencity.
  PB92-206341/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/311
  Corticosterone Hypersecretion in Preweanling Rats Ex-
  posed Neonatally to Trimethyltin.
  PB92-227529/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/112
  Deposition Patterns of  Cigarette Smoke  in Human Air-

  PB92-158682/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/312
  Deposition Patterns of Ragweed Pollen  in the  Human
  Respiratory Tract.
  PB92-227537/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/055
  Design and Implementation of a Collaborative Study of
  the Mutagenicity of Complex Mixtures in  'Salmonella ty-
  phimurium'.
  PB92-150697/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/116
  Developmental  Effects of Methyl Benzimidazolecarba-
  mate Following Exposure during Early Pregnancy.
  PB92-164862/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/154
  Developmental  Neurotoxicology  of Polychlorinated  Bi-
  phenyls and Related Compounds.
  PB92-206549/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/264
  Developmental Toxicity of Bromoxynil in Mice and Rats.
  PB92-113265/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/'J-91/308
  Developmental  Toxicity  of  TCDD and  Related  Com-
  pounds: Species Sensitivities and Differences.
  PB92-124643/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/6OO/J-92/335
  Differences between  Rats and Mice  in the Immunosup-
  pressive Activity of 2-Methoxyethanol  and 2-Methoxyace-
  tic Acid.
  PB92-232974/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/280
  Differences in Arachidonic Acid  Metabolism  by Human
  Myelomonocytic Cell Lines.
  PB92-217215/REB                    92-04   PC A02

EPA/600/J-91/262
  Differential Impact of Hypothermia and Pentobarbital on
  Brain-Stem Auditory Evoked Responses.
  PB92-113240/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/053
  Direct DNA Sequencing of PCR Products.
  PB92-150671/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/016
  Discriminative Stimulus Properties of Triadimefon:  Com-
  parison with Methylphenidate.
  PB92-143882/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/060
  Disposition of  2,3,7,8-Tetrabromodibenzo-p-Dioxin and
  2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxrn in the Rat: Biliary Ex-
  cretion  and  Induction of  Cytochromes  CYP1A1  and
  CYP1A2.
  PB92-150747/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/321
  DNA Adduct Formation by 12 Chemicals with  Populations
  Potentially Suitable for Molecular Epidemiological  Stud-
  ies.
  PB92-227628/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/306
  DNA  Adducts in  Rat Lung,  Liver and Peripheral  Blood
  Lymphocytes   Produces  by   i.p.   Administration   of
  Benzo(a)Pyrene Metabolites and Derivatives.
  PB92-124627/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01
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 EPA/600/J-92/059
   DNA Adducts of the Antitumor Agent Diaziquone.
   PB92-150739/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/120
   DNA Strand Breaks Induced in Cultured Human  and
   Rodent Cells by Chlorohydroxyfuranones,  Mutagens Iso-
   lated from Drinking Water.
   PB92-164904/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/181
   Doing the Right Thing (Book Reviews).
   PB92-188887/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01
 EPA/600/J-92/274
   Dose-Related Inhibition of Brain and Plasma Cholinester-
   ase in Neonatal and Adult Rats Following Sublethal Or-
   ganophosphate Exposures.
   PB92-209360/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/60O/J-92/114
   Dosimetry of  Localized  Accumulations  of  Cigarette
   Smoke and Radon Progeny at Bifurcations.
   PB92-164B47/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/6OO/J-91/305
   Dynamics of Behavioral Thermoregulation in the Rat.
   PB92-124619/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/257
   Effect of Bioremediation  on the  Mutagenicity  of  Oil
   Spilled in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
   PB92-206374/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/6OO/J-92/075
   Effect of Pentachlorophenol on the Activation of 2,6-Dini-
   trotoluene to Genotoxic Urinary  Metabolites  in  CD-1
   Mice: A  Comparison of Gl  Enzyme Activities and Urine
   Mutagenicity.
   PB92-150895/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/6OO/J-92/074
   Effects of Chemically Induced Maternal Toxicity on Pre-
   natal Development in the Rat.
   PB92-150887/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/6OO/J-92/279
   Effects of Heavy Industrial Pollution on Respiratory Func-
   tion  in  the  Children of Cubatao,  Brazil: A Preliminary
   Report.
   PB92-217207/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/063
   Effects  of NGF and Fetal  Cell Transplants  on  Spatial
   Learning after Intradentate Administration of Colchicine.
   PB92-150770/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/324
   Effects  of PCS (Arockx (Trade Name) 1254)  on Non-
   specific  Immune Parameters in Rhesus  ('Macaca mu-
   latta') Monkeys.
   PB92-232867/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/021
   Effects  of Tnadimefon on a Multiple Schedule of Fixed-
   Interval Performance Comparison  witf) Methylphenidate,
   d-Amphetamine and Chlorpromazine
   PB92-143932/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/3W
   Effects of Trimethyttin  on  Repeated Acquisition (Learn-
   ing) in the Radial-Arm Maze
   P892-227503/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/6OO/J-92/248
   Efficient Multiple-Exposure  Analysis of the Toxicity  of
   Cnsnalol: A DNA Intercalator in Phase 2 Clinical Trials.
   PB92-206283/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/6OO/J-92/190
   Embtyonic Palatal Responses to Teratogens  in Serum-
   Free Organ Culture.
   PB92-188960/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/6OO/J-91/309
   Enhance and Prolonged Pulmonary Influenza Virus Infec-
   tion Following Phosgene Inhalation.
   PB92-124650/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/6OO/J-91/270
   Enhanced Neurotoxicity of 3,3'-lminodipropionitrile Fol-
   lowing Pretreatment with Carbon Tetrachtoride in the Rat.
   PB92-113323/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/1B1
   Environmental Gases.
   PB92-227313/REB
                               92-04  PC A06/MF A02
  EPA/6OO/J-92/1 S3
   Epoxide Ring Opening and Related Reactivities of Cyclo-
   penta Potycyclic  Aromatic Hydrocarbons: Quantum Me-
   chanical Studies
   PB92-179795/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/D-91/236
   Evaluating  the  Human  Health  Effects  of Hazardous
   Wastes. Reproduction  and Development. Neurotoxicity.
   Genetic Toxicity and Cancer.
   PB92-110352/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/J-91/271
   Evaluating  the   Relationship  of  Metabolic  Activation
   System Concentrations  and Chemical  Dose Concentra-
   tions for the Salmonella  Spiral and Plate Assays.
   P892-113331/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/J-31/273
   Evaluation of Immunotoxicity of an Urban  Profile of Nitro-
   gen Dioxide: Acute, Subcnronic, and Chronic Studies.
   PB92-113356/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/J-91/3O4
   Evaluation  of the Immunotoxictty of  Orally Administered
   2-Methoxyacetic Acid in Fischer 344 Rats.
   PB92-124601/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/268
  Evaluation of 10 Chemicals for Aneuploidy  Induction in
  the Hexaploid Wheat Assay.
  PB92-113307/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/143
  Examination of the Anticonvulsant Properties of Voltage-
  Sensitive Calcium Channel Inhibitors in Amygdala Kindled
  Seizures.
  PB92-166776/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/301
  Excessive Cycling Converts PCR Products to Random-
  Length Higher Molecular Weight Fragments.
  PB92-124577/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/R-92/136
  Experimental Design and Instrumentation for a Field Ex-
  periment.
  PB92-217454/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/195
  Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 1. Be-
  havioral Assessment.
  PB92-189018/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/118
  Exposure of Humans  to a Volatile  Organic Mixture. 2.
  Sensory.
  PB92-164888/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/261
  Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 3. In-
  flammatory Response.
  PB92-217223/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/336
  Eyeblink Conditioning in the Developing Rat.
  PB92-232982/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/60O/D-91/2BO
  Feline Bronchopulmonary Disease.
  PB92-126879/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/319
  Fetal and Maternal Effects of Continual Exposure of Rats
  to 970-MHz Circularly-Polarized Microwaves.
  PB92-227602/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/281
  Fractionation of Complex Combustion Mixtures Using an
  Ion-Exchange Methodology
  PB92-126887/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/023
  Gene Probe for PO Messenger RNA  Used to Index Acryl-
  amide Toxic Neuropathy in Rats.
  PB92-143957/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/6OO/J-92/025
  Generation of Recombinant Baculovirus via Liposome-
  Mediated Transfection.
  PB92-143973/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

EPA/600/J-92/203
  Genetic Activity Profile Database.
  PB92-189091/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/324
  Genotoxicity in Mouse  Lymphoma Cells of Chemicals Ca-
  pable of Michael Addition.
  PB92-120484/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/318
  Genotoxicity  of  Industrial  Wastes  and  Effluents. A
  Review.
  PB92-227594/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/237
  Health Effects of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
  PB92-110360/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/6OO/A-92/112
  Health Research to Support Risk Assessment.
  PB92-188788/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/337
  Hepatocarcinogenicity  of Chloral Hydrate, 2-Chloroacetal-
  dehyde,  and Dichloroacetic Acid in the  Male B6C3F1
  Mouse.
  PB92-232990/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/067
  Host Resistance to Murine Malaria  in Mice Exposed to
  the Adenosine Deaminase Inhibitor, 2'-Deoxycoformycin
  PB92-150812/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/338
  Host Resistance to 'Trichinella spiralis' Infection in Rats
  and Mice:  Species-Dependent Effects of Cyclophospha-
  mide Exposure.
  PB92-233006/REB            92-04 PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/2SS
  Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell  Strain with  Unusual In
  vitro Growth  Potential  Which   Undergoes  Neoplastic
  Transformation after SV40 T Antigen Gene Transfection
  PB92-206358/REB            92-04 PC A03/MF A01

EPA/6OO/J-92/316
  Human Carcinogenesis by Arsenic.
  PB92-227578/REB            92-04 PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/322
  Immature Rat Leydig Cells are Intrinsically Less Sensitive
  Than Adult Leydig Cells to Ethane Dimethanesulfonate.
  PB92-232B42/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/182
  Immunohistochemical  Detection  of  P21  'ras'  and  P110
  'myc' Oncogene Expression in Regenerating Rat Liver.
  PB92-188895/HEB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/113
  Implementing 'In vitro' Models in the Hazard Identification
  and Risk Assessment  Process.
  PB92-188796/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/'J-91/303
  Improved Sample Recovery in Thermocycle Sequencing
  Protocols.
  PB92-124593/REB
                              92-01  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/J-91/245
  Improvement in the Diagnostic Potential of (32)P-Postla-
  beling Analysis Demonstrated by the Selective Formation
  and Comparative Analysis of Nitrated-PAH-Derived Ad-
  ducts Arising from Diesel Particle Extracts.
  PB92-110485/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/066
  In  vitro/In vivo  Comparison  of Yolk-Sac Function and
  Embryo Development.
  PB92-150804/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/284
  In  vitro Lymphocyte Proliferation Assays: The Mitogen-
  Stimulated Response and the Mixed Lymphocyte Reac-
  tion in Immunotoxicity Testing.
  PB92-126911/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/260
  In  vitro Screening Batteries for Neurotoxicants (Journal
  Article).
  PB92-206408/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF AOt

EPA/600/J-91/314
  In vitro Teratology.
  PB92-124700/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/278
  Increasing Scientific Power with Statistical Power.
  PB92-217199/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/261
  Indoor Air Pollutants from Unvented  Kerosene  Heater
  Emissions in Mobile Homes:  Studies on Particles, Semi-
  volatile Organics, Carbon Monoxide, and Mutagenicity.
  PB92-113232/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/123
  Induction  of Gastrointestinal Tract Nuclear Anomalies  in
  B6C3F1  Mice by 3-Chloro-4-(Dichloromethyl)-5-Hydroxy-
  2(5H)-Furanone  and 3,4-(Dichloro)-5-Hydroxy-2(5H)-Fur-
  anone, Mutagenic Byproducts of Chlorine Disinfection.
  PB92-164938/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/269
  Induction  of Micronuclei by X-radiation in Human, Mouse
  and Rat Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes.
  PB92-113315/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/119
  Induction  of Nuclear Anomalies in  the Gastrointestinal
  Tract by Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
  PB92-164896/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/231
  Induction  of Prophage Lambda  by Chlorinated Organics:
  Detection of Some Single-Species/Single-Site Carcino-
  gens.
  PB92-195841/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/340
  Ineffectiveness of Cough for Enhancing Mucus Clearance
  in Asymptomatic Smokers.
  PB92-233022/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/018
  Influence  of Chlordimeform on Alpha-Adrenergic  Recep-
  tor-Associated Mechanisms of  Hormonal Regulation  in
  the Rat: Pituitary and Adrenocortical Secretion.
  PB92-143908/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-90/547
  Intel-comparison  of Sampling  Techniques  for Nicotine  in
  Indoor Environments.
  PB92-110402/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/6OO/J-92/019
  Intertaboratory Comparison of Motor  Activity Experiments:
  Implications for Neurotoxicological Assessments.
  PB92-143916/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/024
  Interspecies Comparisons of A/D Ratios: A/D Ratios Are
  Not Constant Across Species.
  PB92-143965/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/301
  Interspecies  Cytogenetic  Comparisons: Studies  with  X-
  Radiation and Bleomycin Sulfate.
  PB92-227438/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/111
  Interspecies Sensitivity to Chemical Carcinogens:  Rela-
  tionships  between Mouse Skin Tumors and Human Lung
  Cancer.
  PB92-158674/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/110
  Intersubject Variability in  Human Acute Ozone Respon-
  siveness. Symposium Proceedings.
  PB92-158666/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/071
  Isolation and Culture of Leydig Cells  from Adult Rats.
  PB92-166321/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01

EPA/600/J-92/193
  Kinetochore-Staining of Spermatid Micronuclei: Studies of
  Mice Treated with X-Radiation or Acrylamide.
  PB92-188994/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/315
  Letters to the Editor.
  PB92-227560/REB
                              92-04  PCA01/MFA01
 EPA/600/J-89/SS1
   Limitations of the Fluorescent Probe Viability Assay.
   PB92-113166/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01
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EPA/600/J-92/142
  Limited PCB Antagonism of TCDD-lnduced Malformations
  in Mice.
  PB92-166768/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/2S6
  Long-Term  Neurochemical  and  Behavioral  Effects In-
  duced by Acute Chlorpyrifos Treatment.
  PB92-206366/REB            92-04   PCA02/MFA01

EPA/600/J-92/106
  Lotus 1-2-3-Based System for Recording and Maintaining
  Body Weight of Laboratory Animals.
  PB92-15862S/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/180
  Mapping Toxicant-Induced Nervous System Damage with
  a Cupric  Silver Stain: A Quantitative Analysis of Neural
  Degeneration Induced by 3,4-Metnylenedioxymethamphe-
  tamine (MDMA) (Revised).
  PB92-217389/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/166
  Measurement of Behavioral Thermoregulation.
  PB92-217033/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/272
  Measurement  of Tyrosine Hydroxylase Apoenzyme Pro-
  tein  by Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay  (ELISA):
  Effects  of  1-Methyl-4-Phenyl-1,2,3,6-Tetrahydropyridine
  (MPTP)  on Striatal  Tyrosine Hydroxylase  Activity and
  Content.
  PB92-209345/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/082
  Measuring Sexual Behavior in the Female Rat.
  PB92-179076/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/200
  Metabolism of Benzo(a)Pyrene and Persistence of DNA
  Adducts in the Brown Bullhead 'Ictalurus nebuiosus'.
  PB92-189067/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/341
  Methodological Issues in Human Exposure Studies  of
  Low Level Solvent Mixtures.
  PB92-233030/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/BOO/J-92/229
  Methods for Assessing Rat Sperm Motility.
  PB92-195825/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/266
  Modulation of Human Alveolar Macrophage Properties by
  Ozone Exposure In vitro.
  PB92-113281/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/081
  Monitoring of the Estrous  Cycle in the  Laboratory Rodent
  by Vaginal Lavage.
  PB92-179068/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/062
  Morphological Transformation and DNA  Adduct Forma-
  tion  by  Benz(i)aceanthrylene and  Its  Metabolites  in
  C3H10T1/2CL8  Cells: Evidence for  Both Cyclopenta-
  Ring and Bay-Region Metabolic Activation Pathways.
  PB92-150762/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/185
  Multifactor Potency Scheme for Comparing the  Carcino-
  genic Activity of Chemicals.
  PB92-188911/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/16S
  Murine Cytomegalovirus Host Resistance Models.
  PB92-217025/HEB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/072
  Myelin Basic Protein-Messenger  RNA  (MBP-mRNA) Ex-
  pression during Triethyltin-lnduced Myelin Edema.
  PB92-150861/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/316
  Neonatal Exposure to Triethyltin Disrupts Olfactory Dis-
  crimination Learning in Preweanling Rats.
  PB92-124726/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/SOO/J-91/315
  Neonatal Exposure to Trimethyltin  Disrupts Spatial  De-
  layed Alternation Learning in Preweanling Rats.
  PB92-124718/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/325
  Neural Factors  in the Development of Renal Function:
  Effect  of  Neonatal  Central Catecholaminergic Lesions
  with 6-Hydroxydopamine.
  PB92-120492/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/302
  Neurobehavioral  Evaluation System (NES)  and School
  Performance.
  PB92-124585/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-9S/073
  Neurobehavioral Toxicology. Chapter 2.
  PB92-166347/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/107
  Neurobiological  Effects  of Colchicine:  Modulation  by
  Nerve Growth Factor.
  PB92-158633/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/151
  Neuroendocrine Responses to Social  Regulation of Pu-
  berty in the Female House Mouse.
  PB92-179779/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/242
  New Action for Topoisomerase Inhibitors.
  PB92-110451/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/323
  New Methods for the Assessment of Immunotoxicity of
  Chemical Substances.
  PB92-232859/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91'/243
    Oil Spill Clean Up.
    PB92-110469/REB
                                92-01   PCA01/MFA01
  EPA/600/J-92/OS4
    Overview.  Conclusions,  and Recommendations of  the
    IPCS Collaborative Study on Complex Mixtures
    PB92-150689/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/163
    Ozonation/Post-Chlorination of  Humic Acid: A Model for
    Predicting Drinking Water Disinfection By-Products.
    PB92-180280/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/191
    Ozone-Induced Inflammatory  Response  in Pulmonary
    Cells.
    PB92-232792/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/187
    Physical and Chemical Characterization of Indoor  Aero-
    sols Resulting from the Use of Tap  Water in Portable
    Home Humidifiers.
    PB92-18B937/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/014
    Polyploidy  Induction as a Consequence of Topoisomer-
    ase Inhibition. A Flow Cytometric Assessment.
    PB92-143866/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/197
    Potential of Carp to Bioactivate Benzo(a)pyrene to  Meta-
    bolites That Bind to DNA.
    PB92-189034/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/'J-91/322
    Potentiation of Inhibition with Perforant Path Kindling: An
    NMDA-Receptor Dependent Process.
    PB92-120468/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/2S9
    Predictive Assay for Rodent Carcinogenicity Using In vivo
    Biochemical Parameters: Operational Characteristics and
    Complementarity.
    PB92-206390/REB            92-04  PC A0.3/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/A-92/167
    Principles of Identifying and Characterizing Neurotoxicity.
    PB92-209303/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/194
    Proconvulsant Activity of Endosulfan in Amygdala Kin-
    dling.
    PB92-189000/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/233
    Prophage Induction by DNA Topoisomerase II  Poisons
    and Reactive-Oxygen Species: Role of DNA Breaks.
    PB92-195866/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/D-91/282
    Pseudopregnancy and the Decidual Cell Response (OCR)
    in the Rat.
    PB92-126895/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/252
    Quantification of Glial Fibrillary Acidic  Protein:  Compari-
    son of SloHmmunobinding Assays with a  Novel  Sand-
    wich ELISA.
    PB92-206325/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/248
    Quantitative Comparison  of Molecular Electrostatic  Po-
    tentials for Structure-Activity Studies.
    PB92-110519/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA /600/J-92/317
    Quantitative Image Cytometry of Hepatocytes Expressing
    Gamma-Glutamyl   Transpeptidase   and Glutathione  S-
    Transferase in Diethylnitrosamine-lnitiated  Rats Treated
    with Phenobarbitol and/or Phthalate Esters.
    PB92-227586/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/312
    Rat  Sperm  Motility Analysis:  Methodologic Consider-
    ations.
    PB92-124684/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/138
    Rational Approaches to the Management of Bronchopul-
    monary Disease,
    PB92-206473/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/300
    Reduction of Neutrophil Influx Diminishes Lung Injury and
    Mortality Following Phosgene Inhalation.
    PB92-227420/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/072
    Reflex Modification and the Assessment of Sensory Dys-
    function.
    PB92-166339/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/'A-92/'179
    Regional Respiratory  Tract Absorption of  Inhaled  Reac-
    tive Gases.
    PB92-217140/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/109
    Relationship between Cholinesterase Inhibition and Ther-
    moregulation Following Exposure  to Diisopropyl Fluoro-
    phosphate in the Rat.
    PB92-158658/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/070
    Relationships between Lung Function and Physical Char-
    acteristics in Young Adult Black and White  Males and Fe-
    males.
    PB92-150846/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/339
    Relative  Mesothelioma Induction  in  Rats by Mineral
    Fibers:  Comparison with Residual Pulmonary Mineral
    Fiber Number and Epidemiology.
    PB92-233014/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF  A01
EPA/600/J-92/232
  Reliability of Selected Tests from the Neurobehavioral
  Evaluation System.
  PB92-195858/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/320
  Reply to 'Selective Development Toxicity: Misuse of the
  Concept via Mis-Application of a Mis-Defined 'A/D Ratio'.
  (Letter to the Editor).
  PB92-227610/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

EPA/600/9-91 /016A
  Research Strategy for Electric and Magnetic Fields: Re-
  search Needs and Priorities.
  PB92-170174/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/273
  Respiratory  Syncytial Virus Infection  of Human  Primary
  Nasal and Bronchial Epithelial  Cell Cultures and Bron-
  choalveolar Macrophages.
  PB92-209352/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/270
  Response of a Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell  Line to
  Histamine: Intracellular Calcium Changes and Extracellu-
  lar Release of Inflammatory Mediators.
  PB92-209329/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/058
  Results of the IPCS Collaborative Study on Complex Mix-
  tures.
  PB92-150721/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/10S
  Retinoic Acid Alters  Epithelial Differentiation during Pa-
  laotogenesis.
  PB92-158617/HEB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/115
  Reversibility of  Tributyltin-lnduced Toxicity In vitro as a
  Function of Concentration and Duration of Exposure (C X
  T).
  PB92-164854/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/6OO/J-90/S50
  Review of the Mutagenicity of Ethylene Oxide.
  PB92-124569/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/ J-91/307
  Role of Metallothionein Induction and Altered Zinc Status
  in Maternally Mediated Developmental Toxicity: Compari-
  son of the Effects of Urethane and Styrene in Rats.
  PB92-124635/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/193
  Role of Motor Activity in the Asssessment of Neurotoxi-
  city.
  PB92-232818/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/01S
  Selection Kinetics during  Serial Cell Culture Passage of
  Mixtures of Wild- Type  'Autographa californica'  Nuclear
  Polyhedrosis Virus and Its Recombinant Ac360-Beta-gal.
  PB92-143874/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/06S
  Sensory Evoked Potentials: Measures of Neurotoxicity.
  PB92-164805/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/022
  Serial Spatial Reversal  Learning in Rats:  Comparison of
  Instrumental and Automaintenance Procedures.
  PB92-143940/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/267
  Significance of  Supernumerary  Ribs in Rodent Develop-
  mental Toxicity  Studies:  Postnatal Persistence  in Rats
  and Mice.
  PB92-113299/REB
                              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-B9/189
  Some Constitutive Modifiers of the Kinetic and Dynamic
  Behavior of Non-Essential Metals.
  PB92-227347/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/OS7
  Sources of Variation in the Mutagenic Potency of Com-
  plex Chemical Mixtures Based on the Salmonella/Micro-
  some Assay.
  PB92-150713/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/2S1
  Spatial Learning Deficits Are Not Solely Due to Choliner-
  gic Deficits Following Medial Septal Lesions with  Colchi-
  cine.
  PB92-206317/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/OS6
  Standard Reference Materials for Chemical and Biologi-
  cal Studies of Complex Environmental Samples.
  PB92-150705/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/S49
  Study Design Considerations in Developmental Neurotox-
  icology.
  PB92-206291/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/121
  Subacute  and Subchronic Oral Toxicity of  1,3-Dichloro-
  propane in the Rat.
  PB92-164912/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/124
  Subchronic Toxicity Study of  Ozonated and Ozonated/
  Chlorinated  Humic Acids in  Sprague-Dawley Rats: A
  Model System for Drinking Water Disinfection.
  PB92-164946/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/246
  Synthesis  of a  Novel  Fluorinated Benzo(a)pyrene: 4,5-
  Difluorobenzo(a)pyrene.
  PB92-110493/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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  EPA/600/J-91/272
    Toxicity Equivalency Factors for PCBs.
    PB92-113349/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/A-92/164
    Transactions: Tropospheric Ozone and the Environment.
    Papers from an International Conference.
    PB92-217017/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/J-92/271
    Triphenyl  Phosphite-Induced Ultrastructural Changes  in
    Bovine Adrenomedullary Chromaffin Cells.
    PB92-209337/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/153
    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Health Effects Re-
    search on Drinking Water Contaminants.
    PB92-206531/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/J-91/313
    Use of Bromoergocryptine in the Validation of Protocols
    for the Assessment of Mechanisms  of Early Pregnancy
    Loss in the Rat.
    PB92-124692/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/059
    Use of Perifuston to Evaluate Hormonal Release In vitro
    from Rat Pituitary and Hypothalamic Tissue.
    PB92-158534/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/261
    Use of the Fungicide Carbendazim  as a Model  Com-
    pound to Determine the Impact of Acute Chemical  Expo-
    sure during Oocyte Maturation and Fertilization on  Preg-
    nancy Outcome in the Hamster.
    PB92-206416/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/168
    Use of Visual and Chemosenson/ Evoked Potentials  in
    Environmental and Occupational Health.
    PB92-217041/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/A-92/194
    Utility of Activity and Observational Data for Neurotoxicity
    Screening.
    PB92-232826/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/061
    Utility  of Light Scatter in the Morphological  Analysis  of
    Sperm.
    PB92-150754/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/028
    Vertebrate Toxicology of the Solubilized Parasporal Crys-
    talline Proteins of 'Bacillus thuringiensis' Subsp. 'israelen-
    sis'.
    PB92-150507/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB - RTP, NC
  EPA/6OO/J-92/064
    Effect of  Inhaled  Methanol  on Pituitary and Testicular
    Hormones in Chamber Acclimated and Non-Acclimated
    Rats.
    PB92-150788/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92-065
    Fungicide Benomyl(Methyl 1-(Butylcarbamoyl)-2-Benzimi-
    dazolecarbamate)  Causes Testicular Dysfunction by In-
    ducing the Sloughing of Germ Cells and Occlusion  of Ef-
    ferent Ductules
    PB92-150796/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB - Cinn. OH
  EPA/625/2-79/024
    Capsule Report: Acostic Monitoring to Determine the In-
    tegrity of Hazardous Waste Dams.
    PB92-179928/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/625/2-84/031
    Capsule  Report: Benefits of Microprocessor Control  of
    Curing Ovens for Solvent-Based Coatings.
    PB92-179993/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/625/7-88/003
    Waste Minimization Opportunity Assessment Manual.
    PB92-216985/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB - RTP, NC
  EPA/6OO/R-92/124
    Air Emissions  from the Treatment of  Soils Contaminated
    with Petroleum Fuels and Other Substances.
    PB92-212976/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03
  EPA/600/J-92/265
    Air Pollution Engineering Research at the U.S. Environ-
    mental Protection Agency.
    PB92-206457/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/136
    Analysis of Emissions from Residential Oil Furnaces
    PB92-195981/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/60O/A-92/130
    Analysis of Emissions from Residential Oil Furnaces and
    Comparison with Woodstove Emissions.
    PB92-195924/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/2-91/055
    Analysis of Factors  Affecting Methane  Gas Recovery
    from Six Landfills.
    PB92-101351/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03
  EPA/6OO/A-92/046
    Assessment  of Diagnostic Measurements for Selection
    for Residential Radon Mitigation
    PB92-153725/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/625/3-82/029
    Capsule Report: Adipic Acid-Enhanced Lime/Limestone
    Test Results at the EPA Alkali Scrubbing Test Facility.
    PB92-179944/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/62S/2-BO/028
    Capsule Report:  Disposal of  Flue  Gas Desulfurization
    Wastes.  Shawnee Field Evaluation.
    PB92-179936/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/625/2-79/023
  Capsule Report: First Progress  Report.  Physical Coal-
  Cleaning Demonstration at Homer City, Pennsylvania.
  PB92-179910/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/625/2-79/021
  Capsule Report: Paniculate Control by Fabric Filtration
  on Coal-Fired Industrial Boilers
  PB92-179894/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/224
  Case Study of Radon  Diagnostics  and  Mitigation in a
  Ne* York Stale School.
  PB92-198571/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/'J-91/283
  Characteristics of Single Particle Coal Combustion.
  PB92-121409/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/160
  Characterization of Condensible and Semivolatile Organic
  Materials from Boise Woodstove Samples.
  PB92-206606/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-90/549
  Cleaning of Flue Gases from Waste Combustors, 1990.
  PB92-121300/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J:89/550
  Combustion  Control of Trace Organic Air  Pollutants from
  Municipal Waste Combustors.
  PB92-113158/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/6OO/J-92/225
  Comparison  of Data from an IAQ Test House with Predic-
  tions of an IAQ Computer Model.
  PB92-198589/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/SOO/A-92/008
  Conceptual  Design Issues: Developing a New Highway
  Vehicle  Emissions  Estimation Methodology.
  PB92-139450/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/169
  Control  Technology Center FY91:  A Fifth Year of Growth.
  PB92-238468/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/058
  Controlling Odorous Emissions from Iron Foundries.
  PB92-166925/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/162
  Corona  Destruction: An  Innovative  Control Technology
  for VOCs and Air Toxics.
  PB92-206622/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/320
  Cost  Analysis of  Soil Depressurization Techniques  for
  Indoor Radon Reduction.
  PB92-120443/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/127
  Costs of  Radon Diagnostics and  Mitigation  in  School
  Buildings.
  PB92-198282/REB           92-04  PCA03/MFA01
EPA/600/J-92/047
  Current  Status of ADVACATE Process  for Flue Gas De-
  sulfurization  (Journal Article).
  PB92-150622/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/158
  Data Logging Systems for  Monitoring Long-Term Radon
  Mitigation Experimental  Programs in Schools and Other
  Large Buildings.
  PB92-206580/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/007
  Degreasing System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
  PB92-139443/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/007
  Demonstration of  Fuel Cells to  Recover  Energy from
  Landfill  Gas. Phase 1  Final Report: Conceptual Study.
  PB92-137520/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/115
  Demonstration of Sorbent  Injection Technology on a
  Wall-Fired Utility Boiler (Edgewater Limb Demonstration).
  PB92-201136/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

EPA/600/A-92/135
  Design  and Optimization of a Refrigeration System.
  PB92-195973/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/271
  Design, Development, and Implementation of AIRS' Area
  and Mobile Source Subsystem.
  PB92-124213/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-600/R-92/084
  Development of a Core  Combustion Research  Program
  Plan for EPA.
  PB92-180868/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/8-91/210A
  Development  of  Alternate Performance Standard  for
  Radon  Resistant  Construction Based on  Short-Term/
  Long-Term  Indoor Radon  Concentrations. Volume  1.
  Technical Report.
  PB92-115211/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/600/8-91/210B
  Development  of  Alternate Performance Standard  for
  Radon  Resistant  Construction Based on  Short-Term/
  Long-Term Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 2.  Ap-
  pendices.
  PB92-115229/REB           92-01  PC  A04/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/037
  Development of an Empirical Mode! of  Methane Emis-
  sions from Landfills.
  PB92-152875/REB           92-01  PC  A06/MF A02
EPA/600/7-91/006
  Development  of Seasonal  and  Annual  Biogenic Emis-
  sions Inventories for the U.S. and Canada.
  PB92-126796/REB           92-01  PC  A07/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/001
  Documentation of AIRS AMS National Methodologies.
  PB92-132869/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/600/D-91/264
  Effect of Natural  Ventilation on Radon and Radon Proge-
  ny Levels in Houses.
  PB92-124148/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/289
  Effect of Storage Conditions on Handling and SO2 Reac-
  tivity of Ca(OH)2-Based Sorbents.
  PB92-124270/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-9S/088
  Effects of Building Features on Indoor Air and Pollutant
  Movements.
  PB92-153808/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/102
  Effects of Natural and Forced Basement  Ventilation on
  Radon Levels in Single Family Dwellings.
  PB92-192194/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/226
  Effects  of Operating  Variables on PAH  Emissions and
  Mutagenicity of Emissions from Woodstoves (Journal Ar-
  ticle).
  PB92-195809/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/243
  Effects on Electrostatic Precipitation of Changes in Grain
  Loading, Size Distribution, Resistivity, and Temperature.
  PB92-113109/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/158
  Energy Use of Ice Making in Domestic Refrigerators.
  PB92-232206/HEB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/143
  EPA's Control Technology Center: Technical Support to
  Federal, State, and Local Agencies.
  PB92-198233/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/048
  EPA's Research  Projects Relating to the Dual-Circuit and
  Lorenz Refrigerator/Freezers.
  PB92-150630/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

EPA/SW/DK-32/044
  ESP VI 40 Electrostatic Precipitator VI and Performance
  Prediction Model.
  PB92-169614/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/Z61
  Evaluation of NOx Emission Control  Catalysts for Power
  Plant SCR Installations.
  PB92-121276/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/066
  Evaluation of NOx Emissions from TVA Coal-Fired Power
  Plants.
  PB92-164813/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/244
  Evaluation of Pilot ESP Performance with Elevated Load-
  ings from Sorbent Injection Processes.
  PB92-113117/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/2-91/061
  Evaluation of VOC Emissions from Heated Roofing  As-
  phalt.
  PB92-115286/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/7-91/010
  Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Incin-
  eration.
  PB92-126952/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/600/A-92/021
  Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC incin-
  eration.
  PB92-150432/REB           92-01  PCA02/MFA01

EPA/600/7-91/005
  Field Performance of Wpodburning and  Coalbuming  Ap-
  pliances in  Crested Butte during the 1989-90 Heating
  Season.
  PB92-106921/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/600/D-91/246
  Field Performance of Woodburning Stoves in Crested
  Butte, Colorado.
  PB92-113133/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/625/8-85/010
  Fine Pore (Fine Bubble) Aeration Systems.
  PB92-150366/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/235
  Florida Radon Research Program: Technical Support for
  the Development of Radon Resistant Construction Stand-

  PB92-108109/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/257
  Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
  PB92-121235/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/046
  Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
  PB92-150614/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/267
  Fuel Rich Sulfur Capture in a Combustion Environment.
  PB92-205228/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/149
  Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Particu-
  late and Organic Emissions from a Third World Residen-
  tial Combustion  Process.  Ill Evaluation  of  a  Potential
  Technique for the Control of  Emissions from the Indoor.
  Open Hearth Combustion of Coal.
  PB92-206499/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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EPA/600/A-92/1S9
  Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Particu-
  late and Organic Emissions from a Third World Residen-
  tial Combustion Process. 1.  Facility Description and  Re-
  sults of Tests of Three Rural China Residential Coals, a
  U.S. Coal, and Wood.
  PB92-206598/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/101
  Fuzzy Logic Control of AC Induction Motors.
  PB92-180207/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/OOS
  Greenhouse Gases from Small-Scale Combustion in  De-
  veloping Countries: A Pilot Study in Manila.
  PB92-139369/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/SW/OK-92/025A
  Hazardous Air  Pollutant Program (HAP-PRO).  User's
  Manual (for Use  with Version  1.0, January-September,
  1990).
  PB92-135904/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/SW/DK-92/025
  Hazardous Air Pollutant  Program (HAP-PRO). Version 1
  (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-501212/REB                   92-01  CP DOS

EPA/600/R-92/12S
  HVAC  Systems in  the Current  Stock of  U.S. K-12
  Schools.
  PB92-218338/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/006
  Identification  and Characterization  of Missing or  Unac-
  counted for Area Source Categories.
  PB92-139377/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

EPA/600/R-S2/035
  Indoor Air Quality Data Base for Organic Compounds.
  PB92-158468/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/116
  Landfill Gas Energy Utilization. Technology Options  and
  Case Studies.
  PB92-203116/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

EPA/600/A-92/170
  Landfill Gas Recovery/Utilization: Options and Econom-
  ics.
  PB92-217066/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/129
  Landfill Gas Utilization: Options. Benefits, and Barriers.
  PB92-195916/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/BOO/2-91/057
  Liquid and Gaseous Fuel Distribution System.
  PB92-115203/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/2-91/OS6
  Manual  for Non-CFC  Aerosol  Packaging:  Conversion
  from CFC to Hydrocarbon Propellants.
  PB92-101344/REB            92-01  PC A10YMF A03

EPA/600/7-91/009
  Measurement and Prediction of the Resistivity of Ash/
  Sorbent Mixtures Produced by Sulfur Oxide Control Proc-

                             92-01   PC A04/MF  A01
  PB92-126812/REB
EPA/600/R-92/171
  Mobile Air-Conditioning Recycling Manual.
  PB92-235688/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/600/J-91/318
  Modeling Air  Flow  Dynamics in Radon Mitigation  Sys-
  tems: A Simplified Approach.
  PB92-120427/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/119
  Modeling Radon Entry into Florida Houses with Concrete
  Slabs and Concrete-Block Stem Walls.
  PB92-201128/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/600/0-91/258
  Modeling Wave Form Effects in ESPs: The Algorithm in
  ESPM and ESPVI.
  PB92-121243/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/127
  Mutagenicity  of Emissions  from  the  Simulated  Open
  Burning of Scrap Rubber Tires.
  PB92-217009/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/DF/DK-92/02S
  National  Acid  Precipitation  Assessment  Program
  (NAPAP) Emissions Inventory, 1985 (Version 2). Develop-
  ment of the Annual Data  and Modelers' (for Microcom-
  puters).
  PB92-501139/REB                    92-01  CP 004

EPA/6OO/R-92/OS9
  Natural  Basement  Ventilation as  a Radon Mitigation
  Technique.
  PB92-166958/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/044
  Near-Continuous Measurement of  Hydrogen Sulfide and
  Carbonyl Sulfide by an Automatic Gas Chromatograph.
  PB92-150598/REB           92-01  PC AOZ/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/002
  New Developments  in  Emission  Projection Methodolo-
   gies.
   PB92-139393/REB
                              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/285
  Non-Equilibrium Effects in the  Vaporization of Multicom-
  ponent Fuel Droplets.
  PB92-121425/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-9S/131
  Novel Method  of  Reducing  Transient Emissions from
  Rotary Kiln Incinerators through Modified Waste Packag-
  PB92-195932/REB
                              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/R-9S/083
  Oil and Gas Field Emissions Survey.
  PB92-184977/REB            92-01
                                    PC A14/MF A03
 EPA/600/J-91/286
   Nitric Oxide Formation during Pulverized Coal Combus-
   tion.
   PB92-121433/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/284
   NO/Char Reactions at Pulverized Coal Flame Conditions.
   PB92-121417/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/287
  Oxidation and Devolatilization of Nitrogen in Coal Char.
  PB92-121441/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/B:91/200
  Parametric Analysis  of  the Installation and Operating
  Costs of Active Soil Depressurization Systems for Resi-
  dential Radon Mitigation.
  PB92-116037/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

EPA/eOO/A-92/132
  Parametric Evaluation of  Powdered Activated Carbon In-
  jection for Control  of Mercury Emissions from a Municipal
  Waste Combustor.
  PB92-195940/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/1SO
  Physical Property Data on Fluorinated Propanes and Bu-
  tanes as CFC and HCFC  Alternatives.
  PB92-206507/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/128
  Predictions  of  Azeotropes Formed  from  Fluorinated
  Ethers, Ethanes, and Propanes.
  PB92-19590B/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/9-91 /044
  Proceedings of the Workshop  on Radon Potential Map-
  ping  Florida Radon Research  Program. Held in Gaines-
  ville,  Florida on April 20, 1990.
  PB92-115278/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/9-91V037A
  Proceedings:  The 1991  International Symposium on
  Radon and  Radon Reduction Technology. Volume  1.
  Symposium Oral Papers  Opening Session and  Technical
  Sessions 1 through 5.
  PB92-115351/REB            92-01   PC A18/MF A04

EPA/600/9-91/037B
  Proceedings:  The 1991  International Symposium on
  Radon and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume  2.
  Symposium Oral  Papers Technical  Sessions 6 through
  10.
  PB92-115369/REB            92-01   PC A19/MF A04

EPA/600/9-91/037C
  Proceedings:   The 1991  International Symposium on
  Radon and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume  3.
  Symposium Panel and Poster Papers Technical Sessions
  1 through 5.
  PB92-115377/RES            92-01   PC A20/MF A04

EPA/600/9-91V037D
  Proceedings:  The 1991  International Symposium on
  Radon and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume  4.
  Symposium Poster Papers Technical Sessions  6 through
  10.
  PB92-115385/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

EPA/600/R-92/OS2A
  Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 1. Sessions 0,  1,2, and 3.
  Held in Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-14,  1989.
  PB92-174663/REB            92-01   PC A19/MF A04

EPA/600/R-92/052B
  Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 2.  Sessions 4, 5, and 6. Held
  in Hollywood, Florida on April 11-14,  1989.
  PB92-174671/REB            92-01   PC A19/MF A04

EPA/600/R-92/OS2C
  Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 3.  Sessions 7 and 8. Held  in
  Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-14, 1989.
  PB92-174689/REB            92-01   PC A19/MF A04

EPA/600/R-92/OS2B
  Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 4. Sessions  9,  10, 11, and
  12 Held in Hollywood, Florida  on April  11-14, 1989.
  PB92-174697/REB            92-01   PCA21/MFA04

EPA/600/A-92/009
  Program to Determine Performance  of Fluorinated Ethers
  and  Fluorinated Propanes in a  Compressor Calorimeter.
  PB92-139468/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/OOB
  Radon  Pressure  Differential  Project,  Phase  1. Florida
  Radon Research Program.
  PB92-148519/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/164
  Radon  Prevention in the Design  and Construction  of
  Schools and other Large Buildings.
  PB92-180298/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

 EPA/600/8-91/206
  Recommended Foundation  Fill  Materials  Construction
  Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
   PB92-105865/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/R-92/OW
   Recommended HVAC Standard of the Florida Radon Re-
   search Program.
   PB92-147909/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/141
  Recommended Operating Procedure Number 56: Collec-
  tion of Gaseous Grab Samples from Combustion Sources
  for Nitrous Oxide Measurement.
  PB92-216928/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/8-91/208
  Recommended  Sub-Slab   Depressurization   Systems
  Design Standard  of the Florida  Radon  Research  Pro-
  gram.
  PB92-105626/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

EPA/600/A-92/134
  Reducing Mercury Emission from Municipal Waste Com-
  bustion with Carbon Injection into Flue Gas.
  PB92-195965/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/0-91/277
  Research and Development Efforts to Develop Improved
  Inventory Methodologies for Area  Source Solvent Emis-

  PB92-126846/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/1S1
  Research and Development for Total-Flood Halon 1301
  Replacements for Oil and Gas Production Facilities.
  PB92-206515/REB           92-04  PCA02/MFA01

EPA/600/A-92/006
  Residential Wood Combustion: Issues and Emission  Esti-
  mation Techniques.
  PB92-139435/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

EPA/600/2-91/060
  Review of Energy  Efficiency of Refrigerator/Freezer Gas-
  kets.
  PB92-106913/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

EPA/600/J-91/281
  Role of Gas-Phase CI2 in the Formation of PCDD/PCDF
  during Waste Combustion.
  PB92-121383/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

Ef'A/600VA-92/005
  Seasonal and Annual Biogenic Emission Inventories for
  the U.S. and Canada.
  PB92-139427/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

EPA/600/R-92/090
  Simplified Modeling of Air Flow Dynamics in SSD Radon
  Mitigation Systems for Residences with Gravel Beds.
  PB92-195635/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/087
  Simulation Results of Single Refrigerants for Use  in a
  Dual-Circuit Refrigerator/Freezer.
  PB92-153790/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

EPA/600/A-92/022
  Solvent Use Emissions Estimation Methodologies: Future
  Implications.
  PB92-150440/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/227
  Sorbent/Urea Slurry Injection for Simultaneous SO2/NOx
  Removal.
  PB92-195817/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/8-91/212
  Standard  Measurement Protocols:  Florida Radon  Re-
  search Program.
  PB92-115294/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/600/J-91/280
  Stationary Combustion  NOx Control: A Summary of the
  1991 Symposium. Held in Washington, DC., March 25-28,
  1991.
  PB92-121375/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/OOS
  Stratospheric Ozone Protection: An EPA Engineering Per-
  spective.
  PB92-136894/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/260
  Sub-Slab Pressure Field Extension in Schools and Other
  Large Buildings.
  PB92-121268/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/625/8-80/004
  Sulfur Oxides  Control Technology Series: Flue Gas De-
  sulfurization. Dual Alkali Process.
  PB92-150341/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/625/8-82/009
  Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series: Flue Gas De-
  sulfurization: Spray Dryer Process.
  PB92-150358/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

EPA/600/D-91/245
  SUPER ESP: Ultimate Electrostatic Precipitation.
  PB92-113125/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/161
  Surface-Coating-Free Materials and Reduction  of VOC
  Emissions from Coating Operations.
  PB92-206614/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/047
  Technology for Reduction  of CO2 Emissions from the
  Transportation Sector.
  PB92-153733/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/144
  Thermodynamic  Evaluation  of  Predicted   Fluorinated
  Ether, Ethane,  and Propane Azeotropes.
  PB92-198241/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/321
  Trajectory and Incineration of Rogue Droplets in a Turbu-
  lent Diffusion Flame.
   PB92-120450/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                        SPONSORING  EPA  OFFICE  INDEX
  EPA/6OO/D-91/259
    U.S. EPA Office of Research and Development Overview
    of Current Radon Research.
    PB92-1P1250/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/A-92/102
    U.S.  EPA's  Global Climate Change  Program: Landfill
    Emissions and Mitigation Research.
    PB92-180215/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/A-92/14S
    Using  a  Flame fonization Detector (FID) Continuously
    Measure Toxic Organic Vapors in a Paint Spray Booth.
    PB92-198258/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/148
    Vapor Pressures, Liquid Molar Volumes, Vapor Non-Ideal-
    ities, and Critical Properties of Some Fluorinated Ethers:
    CF3OCF2OCF3.   CF3OCF2CF2H,   C-CF2CF2CF2O,
    CF3OCF2H, and CF3OCH3; and of CCI3F and CF2CIH.
    PB92-179746/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/146
    VOC Prevention Options for Surface Coating.
    PB92-198266/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/7-91/008
    Waste Combustion System Analysis.
    PB92-125418/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

MUNICIPAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB - Cinn, OH
  EPA/600/2-91/051
    Achievements in  Source Reduction and  Recycling for
    Ten Industries in the United States.
    PB92-137470/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/R-92/143
    Acoustic Location of Leaks in Pressurized Underground
    Petroleum Pipelines.
    PB92-207687/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/J-92/078
    AL and the Environment: Knowledge-Based Tools for En-
    vironmental Decision Makers.
    PB92-153345/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/R-92/028
    Annual Risk Reduction Engineering Laboratory Research
    Symposium (18th) Abstract Proceedings. Held in Cincin-
    nati. Ohio on April 14-16, 1992.
    PB92-166859/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03
  EPA/600/D-91/278
    Applicability of UV/Oxidation Technologies to Treat Con-
    taminated Groundwater.
    PB92-1268S3/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/60O/A-92/1OO
    Application of Modified Aluminon and GFAAS Methods to
    Beryllium Determination in Drinking Water.
    PB92-180199/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/R-92/105
    Arsenic and Mercury Workshop on Removal, Recovery,
    Treatment and  Disposal.  Abstract Proceedings. Held in
    Alexandria. Virginia on  August 17-20. 1992.
    PB92-216944/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02
  EPA/600/R-92/027
    Asbestos Concentrations Two Years After Abatement in
    Seventeen Schools.
    PB92-158476/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/258
    Asbestos Fiber Release during Change-Out of Filter Bags
    from HEPA-Filtered Vacuum Cleaners.
    PB92-113208/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/6OO/A-92/098
    Asia Pacific Cleaner Production Conference: Cooperative
    Approaches in  Minimising Hazardous  Wastes. Held in
    Melbourne. Australia on February 24-27,1992.
    PB92-180173/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/A-92/099
    Asia Pacific Cleaner Production Conference: International
    Legislative Trends. Held in Melbourne.  Australia on Feb-
    ruary 24-27, 1992.
    PB92-180181/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/169
    Assessing Toxicrty of Organic Chemicals to Anaerobic
    Treatment Processes.
    PB92-217058/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/2-91/053
    Assessing UST Corrective Action Technology: A Scientif-
    ic Evaluation of the Mobility of Organic Contaminants in
    Subsurface Environments.
    PB92-114552/REB            92-01  PC A16/MF A03
  EPA/6OO/R-92/188
    Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for the Metal Finish-
    ing Industry. Technology Evaluation Report.
    PB92-232214/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/60O/R-92/024
    Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
    Distillation: Technology Evaluation Report.
    PB92-153444/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/600/2-91/066
    Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
    Filtration. Technology Evaluation Report.
    PB92-126804/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  EPA/540/A5-91/O02
    AWD Technologies Integrated AquaDetox (Trade Name)/
    SVE Technology: Applications Analysis  Report
    PB92-218379/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/6OO/J-92/158
    Behavior  of Arsenic in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator (Journal
    Version).
    PB92-179845/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/101
  Bioavailability to Plants of Sludge-Borne Toxic Organics.
  PB92-153931/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/60q/A-92/053
  Biological Activity and Potential Remediation  Involving
  Geotextile Landfill  Leachate Filters.
  PB92-153451/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/A5-91/001
  Biological Treatment of Wood Preserving Site Ground-
  water by BioTrol, Inc. Applications Analysis Report.
  PB91-227983/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/247
  Biomethylation and Environmental Transport of Metals.
  PB92-206275/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/A5-91/003
  BioTrol Soil Washing System for Treatment  of a Wood
  Preserving Site: Applications Analysis Report.
  PB92-115245/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/R-92/013B
  Chemical Dehalogenation  Treatability  Studies  under
  CERCLA: An Overview.
  PB92-169275/RE8           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/R-92/013B
  Chemical Dehalogenation  Treatability  Studies  under
  CERCLA: An Overview.
  PB92-231299/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/177
  Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants: Evaluation of Three Labo-
  ratory Procedures for Estimating Performance.
  PB92-222041/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A03
EPA/600/R-92/176
  Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants:  Update State-of-the-Art
  on Mechanisms of Action and Factors  Influencing  Per-
  formance with Emphasis on Laboratory Studies.
  PB92-222207/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/6OO/J-92/008
  Chemical Resistance of Geosynthetic Materials.
  PB92-136928/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/6OO/J-92/162
  Chemical Substitution  for  1,1,1,-Trichloroethane  and
  Methanol in an Industrial Cleaning Operation.
  PB92-179886/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/204
  Closure of a Dioxin Incineration Facility.
  PB92-191170/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-32/004
  Co-Existing with  Asbestos: A Look at the Engineering Re-
  search  Program of the  U.S. Environmental Protection

    192-139419/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/150
  Combined Sewer  Overflow: Balancing  Flow for  CSO
  Abatement.
  PB92-179761/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/6OO/J-91/290
  Comparison of Animal Infectivity. Excystation, and Fluoro-
  geroc Dye as Measures of 'Giardia muris' Cyst Inactiva-
  tton by Ozone.
  PB92-124288/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/2S3
  Comparison  of Five Solidification/Stabilization Processes
  for Treatment of Municipal Waste Combustion Residues.
  Part 1. Physical Testing.
  PB92-121193/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/255
  Comparison of In situ Vitrification and Rotary Kiln Inciner-
  ation for Soils Treatment.
  PB92-113174/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/6OO/A-92/092
  Comparison of Methods  for Determination of Dissolved
  Inorganic Carbon (DIC).
  PB9F179712/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/6OO/J-92/001
  Comparison of Organic Emissions from Laboratory and
  Full-Scale Thermal Degradation of Sewage Sludge.
  PB92-136852/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/2S4
  Comparison of  Solidification/Stabilization Processes for
  Treatment  of Municipal  Waste  Combustion  Residues.
  Part 2. Leaching Properties.
  PB92-121201/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/173
  Comparison of the Incineration  of Medical Waste  with
  Hazardous and Municipal  Waste.
  PB92-217090/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/246
  Comparison: Organic Emissions from Hazardous Waste
  Incinerators  versus the 1990 Toxics Release Inventory
  Air Releases.
  PB92-206267/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/093
  Compliance Concerns with the New Coliform Regulation.
  PB92-179696/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/6OO/A-92/096
  Comprehensive Evaluation of a Field Test Kit for Lead.
  PB92-179720/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/182
  Contaminants and Remedial Options at Wood Preserving
  Sites.
  PB92-232222/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/A-92/019
  Control Technologies for  Defunct lead Battery Recycling
  Sites: Overview and Recent Developments. Volume 3.
  PB92-150416/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/296
  Control Technologies for  Remediation of Contaminated
  Soil and Waste Deposits at Superfund Lead Battery Re-
  cycling Sites.
  PB92-227388/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/063
  Demonstration of in-Receiving Water  Storage of Com-
  bined  Sewer Overflows: In a Marine/Estuarine Environ-
  ment by the Flow Balance  Method.
  PB92-158575/RES           92-0!  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/009
  Demonstration of Microfiltration Technology.
  PB92-136936/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/091
  Demonstration of Waste Treatment Technologies.
  PB92-179670/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/269
  Detection and Disinfection of Pathogens in Storm-Gener-
  ated Flows.
  PB92-209311/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/183
  Development of Emerging Technologies within the SITE
  Program.
  PB92-217322/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/206
  Development of  Predictive Structure-Biodegradation  Re-
  lationship Models with the  Use of Respirometrically Gen-
  erated Biokinetic Data.
  PB92-191196/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/6OO/A-92/030
  Developments in Chemical Treatment of Contaminated
  Soil.
  PB92-152933/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/60 J/J-92/234
  Drinking Water from Agriculturally Contaminated Ground-
  water.
  PB92-195874/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/6OO/O-91/269
  Drinking Water Research Division's Research Activities in
  Support of EPA's Regulatory Agenda.
  PB92-124197/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/6OO/A-92/049
  Ductile-to-Brittle  Transition Time in Polyethylene Geo-
  memfarane Sheet.
  PB92-153758/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/A5-90/007
  DuPont/Oberlin Microfiltration  Technology. Applications
  Analysis Report.
  PB92-119023/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/285
  Effect of the Method of Preparing Monochloramine upon
  Inactivation  of MS2 Coliphage. 'Escherichia coli', and
  'Klebsiella pneumoniae'.
  PB92-21735S/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/003A
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 1. Summary Report.
  PB92-151554/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/003B
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 2. Site 5 Emission Test Report Hexavalent Chro-
  mium Method Evaluation.
  PB92-151562/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/003C
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 3. Site 6 Emissions Test Report.
  PB92-151570/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/6OO/R-92/003D
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species,  and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 4. Site 6 Emission  Test Report - Appendices.
  PB92-151588/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

EPA/600/R-92/003E
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species,  and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 5. Site 7 Test Report CEMS Evaluation.
  PB92-151596/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/003F
  Emissions of Metals. Chromium and Nickel Species,  and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 6. Site 8 Emission Test Report.
  PB92-151604/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/6OO/R-92/003G
  Emissions of Metals. Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 7. Site 8 Emission Test Report  - Appendices.
  PB92-151612/REB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03

EPA/600/R-92/003H
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 8. Site 9 Emission Test Report.
  PB92-151620/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/600/R-92/003I
  Emissions of Metals. Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 9. Site 9 Emission Test Report  - Appendices.
  PB92-151638/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06
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                                                      SPONSORING  EPA  OFFICE  INDEX
                                                                                                            OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
EPA/600/J-92/283
  Environmental Laws and Regulations Relating to Medical
  Waste Disposal.
  PB92-217249/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/050
  Environmental Protection Agency's Municipal Solid Waste
  Landfill Liner Design Criteria.
  PB92-153766/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/051
  EPA  SITE  Demonstration of the  BioTrol  Soil Washing
  Process.
  PB92-150655/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/003
  EPA  SITE  Demonstration of the  Horsehead Resource
  Development Company Flame Reactor Technology.
  PB92-139401/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/60O/J-92/241
  European Packaging Initiatives:  Leading  the Way on
  Source Reduction.
  PB92-206242/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/2-91/067
  Evaluation  of Five Waste Minimization Technologies at
  the General Dynamics Pomona Division Plant.
  PB92-125756/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/137
  Evaluation of Personal Cooling Devices for Dioxin Clean-
  up Operation.
  PB92-206895/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

  Evaluation  of Sampling  Alternatives  for  Bioaerosols.
  Phase 2: Viable Microorganism Sampling Efficiency.
  PB92-136183/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/600/R-92/069
  Evaluation  of the  Chemical Resistance  of  Geotextiles,
  Geonet and Pipe.
  PB92-170562/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/003
  Evaluation  of Waste Stabilized by  the Soliditech SITE
  Technology.
  PB92-136878/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/128
  Expert Systems  Show Promise for Customer Inquiries.
  Management and Operations.
  PB92-166636/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/039
  Exposure and Release Estimations  for Filter Press  and
  Tray Dryer Operations Based on Pilot Plant Data.
  PB92-158450/REB           92-01  PCA14/MFA03

EPA/600/J-91/279
  Extraction  of Mercury from Groundwater Using Immobi-
  lized Algae.
  PB92-121367/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/088
  Facility Pollution Prevention Guide.
  PB92-213206/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/600/2-91/052
  Fate of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) in Soil Follow-
  ing Stabilization with Quicklime.
  PB92-114487/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/600/J-92/176
  Field Demonstration of  the Linde  Oxygen  Combustion
  System on the EPA Mobile Incinerator.
  PB92-188838/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/270
  Field Studies for Control  of Organics and Disinfection By-
  products.
  PB92-124205/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/2S6
  Field-Testing Distribution Water Quality Models.
  PB92-113182/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/272
  Formation of Disinfection By-Products.
  PB92-124221/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/OS2
  GAC Adsorption of a Mixture of Natural Organic Matter
  and  VOCs in the Presence and  Absence of Molecular
   Oxygen.
   PB92-153782/REB
                              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/A-92/177
   Geomembrane Anchorage Behavior Using a Large Scale
   Pullout Apparatus.
   PB92-217124/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/540/2-91/01 SB
   Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
   Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening.
   PB92-109073/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/540/R-92/013A
   Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
   Chemical Dehalogenation.
   PB92-169044/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

 EPA/540/R-92/013A
   Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
   Chemical Dehalogenation. Final Report.
   PB92-231307/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

 EPA/540/2-91/020A
   Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
   Soil Washing. Interim Guidance.
   PB92-170570/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/540/2-91/020B
   Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
   Soil Washing: Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
   PB92-170588/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/R-92/016A
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA
  Solvent Extraction. Interim Guidance.
  PB92-239581/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/R-92/016B
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Solvent Extraction Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
  PB92-239599/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/625/7-91/016
  Guides  to Pollution Prevention: The Automotive Refinish-
  ing Industry.
  PB92-129139/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/625/7-91/014
  Guides  to Pollution Prevention:  The  Fiberglass-Rein-
  forced and Composite Plastics Industry.
  PB91-227967/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/625/7-91/015
  Guides  to Pollution Prevention: The Marine Maintenance
  and Repair Industry.
  PB91-228817/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/625/7-91/017
  Guides  to  Pollution Prevention: The Pharmaceutical In-
  dustry.
  PB92-100080/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/625/7-91/012
  Guides  to  Pollution  Prevention: The Photoprocessing In-
  dustry.
  PB92-129121/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/062
  Handling and  Disposal of Sludges and Residuals  from
  Combined  Sewer Overflow Treatment.
  PB92-158567/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/172
  Hazardous  Waste  Degradation  by Wood  Degrading
  Fungi.
  PB92-217082/HEB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/138
  Higher  Plant Accumulation  of Organic Pollutants  from
  Soils.
  PB92-209378/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/540/A5-91/005
  Horsehead Resource Development Company, Inc. Flame
  Reactor Technology: Applications Analysis Report.
  PB92-213214/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/149
  Humic  Substances  and
  Review.
  PB92-179753/REB
Contaminant  Transport:  A

   92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-91/276
  Hydraulic Fracturing to Improve Nutrient and Oxygen De-
  livery for In situ Bioreclamation.
  PB92-121334/REB            92-01  ,PCA03/MFA01

 EPA/600/J-92/242
  Hydrogenase-Unked  Gene  in  'Methanobacterium  ther-
  moautotrophicum' Strain  DeltaH  Encodes  a  Polyferre-
  doxin.
  PB92-206234/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/2-91/059
  Improvement  of PMN  Review Procedures to  Estimate
  Protective Clothing  Performance. Executive  Summary
  Report.
  PB92-105691/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/079
  Incineration Data on Arsenic and Lead Emissions.
  PB92-179043/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/8-91/052
  Industrial  Pollution  Prevention  Opportunities  for the
  1990s.
  PB91-220376/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/600/R-92/117
  Inorganic Chemical  Characterization of  Water Treatment
  Plant Residuals.
  PB92-198563/REB            92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

 EPA/600/A-92/111
  Inspection Techniques for the Fabrication of  Geomem-
  brane Field Seams.
  PB92-188770/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/186
  Intelligent Processing Equipment within the Environmen-
  tal Protection Agency.
  PB92-217330/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/D-91/279
   Ljgnocellulosic-Plastic Composites from Recycled Materi-
  als.
   PB92-126861/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/R-92/014
   Limited-Use Chemical Protective Clothing for EPA Super-
  fund Activities.
   PB92-143494/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/184
   Microbiological Changes in Source Water Treatment: Re-
   flections in Distribution Water Quality.
   PB92-217363/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/R-92/114
   Modifications to Reduce Drag Out at a Printed Circuit
   Board Manufacturer.
   PB92-198555/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/061
   Non-Stormwater Discharges  into Storm Drainage Sys-
   tems.
   PB92-158559/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/142
  On-Site  Engineering  Report  for the Low-Temperature
  Thermal Desorption Pilot-Scale Test on  Contaminated
  Soil.
  PB92-216936/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/600/R-92/051
  Operations and Research at  the U.S. EPA Incineration
  Research Facility: Annual Report for FY91.
  PB92-239540/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/600/A-92/094
  Opportunistic Organisms and  the Water Supply Connec-
  tion.
  PB92-179704/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/031
  PAST: The Potential ARARs Selection Tool.
  PB92-152941/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/099
  Permeation of Multifunctional  Acrylates through Selected
  Protective Glove Materials.
  PB92-153915/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/049
  Permeation  of Multifunctional Acrylates  through Three
  Protective Clothing Materials.
  PB92-164797/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/600/J-92/297
  Permeation Resistance of Glove Materials to Agricultural
  Pesticides.
  PB92-227396/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/140
  Personnel Protection through  Reconnaissance Robotics
  at Superfund Remedial Sites.
  PB92-166743/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/06S
  Pilot-Scale Evaluation of the  Thermal Stability POHC In-
  cinerability Ranking.
  PB92-166966/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

EPA/600/2-91/058
  Pilot-Scale Incineration of Contaminated  Soil  from the
  Purity Oil Sales and McColl Superfund Sites.
  PB92-105857/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/187
  Pilot-Scale Incineration of PCB-Contaminated Sediments
  from the Hot Spot of the New Bedford Harbor Superfund
  Site.
  PB92-227321/REB           92-04 PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/068
  Pilot-Scale Incineration of PCB-Contaminated Sediments
  from the New Bedford Harbor Hot Spot Superfund Site.
  PB92-178953/REB            92-01  PC A09/MF A03

EPA/600/R-92/046
  Pollution Prevention Case Studies Compendium.
  PB92-180165/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

EPA/600/J-92/077
  Pollution Prevention  Methods in  the Surface Coating In-
  dustry.
  PB92-153337/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/096
  Potential Reuse of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil: A Direc-
  tory of Permitted Recycling Facilities.
  PB92-173780/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/004
  Prevention of Waterborne Cholera in the United States.
  PB92-136886/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/9-91/047
  Proceedings of International Workshop on Research  in
  Pesticide Treatment/Disposal/Waste Minimization. Held
  in Cincinnati, Ohio on February 26-27, 1991.
  PB92-119940/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

 EPA/600/D-91/262
  Radionuclide Removal.
   PB92-121284/REB
                                                            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                              EPA/600/2-91/063
                                Radium Removal from Water by Manganese Dioxide Ad-
                                sorption and Diatomaceous Earth Filtration.
                                PB92-115260/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

                              EPA/600/J-91/319
                                RCRA Cover Systems for Waste Management Facilities.
                                PB92-120435/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                              EPA/600/J-92/102
                                Reclaiming Fiber from Newsprint Dry Methods.
                                PB92-153949/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                              EPA/600/R-92/031
                                Reclamation and Redevelopment of Contaminated Land.
                                Volume 2. European Case Studies.
                                PB92-146166/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

                              EPA/600/R-92-023
                                Reduction of Disinfection By-Product Precursors by Nan-
                                ofiltration.
                                PB92-149269/REB            92-01  PC E99/MF A06

                              EPA/600/J-92/303
                                Relationship between Free Liquids and Solids Content for
                                Sewage Sludges.
                                PB92-227453/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                              EPA/600/J-92/1S4
                                Remediation  of  Leaking USTs: A System for Accessing
                                Case Histories and Related Documents.
                                PB92-179803/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                       SPONSORING  EPA  OFFICE INDEX
 EPA/600/A-92/188
   Removal of Creosote from Soil by Bioslurry Reactors.
   PB92-227339/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/D-91/276
   Removal of Creosote from Soil by Thermal Desorption.
   PB92-126838/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/R-92/164
   Removal of Radium from Drinking Water.
   PB92-218320/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

 EPA/600/R-92/048
   Removing Radium from Water by Plain and Treated Acti-
   vated Alumina.
   PB92-164789/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/174
   Respirometric Methods for Determination of Biodegrada-
   bility and Biodegradation Kinetics for Hazardous Organic
   Pollutant Compounds.
   PB92-217108/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/540/A5-91/007
   Retech, Inc., Plasma  Centrifugal  Furnace: Applications
   Analysis Report.
   PB92-218791/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/S40/AS-91V007
   Retech. Inc., Plasma  Centrifugal  Furnace: Applications
   Analysis Report.
   PB92-231315/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/600/2-91/026
   Running a  Conference as a Clean Product. International
   Conference on Pollution Prevention: Clean Technologies
   and Clean Products.  Held  in Washington, DC. on  June
   10-13, 1990.
   PB92-109099/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/6OO/J-92/236
   Safe Drinking Water from Small Systems: Treatment Op-
   tions
   PB92-198605/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/284
   Searching for a Water Supply Connection in the Cabool,
   Missouri Disease Outbreak of 'Escherichia coli' 0157:H7.
   PB92-235662/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/540/2-91/014
   Selection  of  Control Technologies  for Remediation of
   Lead Battery Recycling Sites.
   PB92-114537/REB           92-01  PC AOB/MF A02

 ePA/SOO/R-92/035
   Separation of Hazardous  Organics  by Low  Pressure
   Membranes:  Treatment  of Soil-Wash  Rinse-Water Lea-
   chates.
   PB92-153436/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

 EPA/6OO/J-92/16S
   Serological Cross-Reactions between 'Escherichia colt'
   O157 and other Species of the Genus 'Escherichia'
   PB92-180306/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

 EPA/6OO/D-91/273
   Soil-Air Permeability Method Evaluation.
   PB92-124239/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/6OO/R-92/170
   Soil Vapor Extraction  Column Experiments on Gasoline
   Contaminated Soil.
   PB92-226430/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/20S
   Solidification/Stabilization: Is It Always Appropriate.
   PB92-191188/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/SW/DK-92/028
   Standardized Costs  for Water Supply Distribution (for
   Microcomputers).
   PB92-S01436/REB                   92-01   CP 002

 EPA/600/R-92/009
   Standardized Costs for Water Supply Distribution Sys-
   tems.
   PB92-141290/REB            92-01  PC A1S/MF A03

 EPA/600/A-92/060
   Storage of Combined Sewage in a Marine Waterbody.
   PB92-158542/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/9-91/012
   Storm and Combined Sewer Pollution Control: A Compila-
   tion of Significant References.
   PB92-114560/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/'A-92/178
   Stress Crack Testing of Polyethylene Geomembranes.
   PB92-217132/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/6OO/P-92/O89
   Study to Determine  trie Feasibility of Using  a Ground-
   Penetrating Radar  for  More Effective Remediation of
   Subsurface Contamination.
   PB92-169382/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 EPA/S40/S-92/OO6
   Supercritical Water Oxidation: Engineering Bulletin.
   PB92-2240S6/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/540/5-91/008
   Superfund Innovative  Technology Evaluation Program:
   Technology Profiles, Fourth Edition.
   PB92-224294/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

 EPA/6OO/A-92/010
   Superfund Soils  Data Management System.
   PB92-139476/HEB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/60O/R-92/OS7
   Technical  Aspects of  Underground  Storage Tank Clo-
   sure.
   PB92-161199/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/530/SW-91/051
  Technical Guidance Document:  Inspection Techniques
  for the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field Seams.
  PB92-109057/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

EPA/540/S5-91/003
  Technology Demonstration Summary: Bio Trol Soil Wash-
  ing System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.
  PB92-224393/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/R-92/017A
  Technology Evaluation Report: Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
  clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 1.
  PB92-222215/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/650/R-92/017B
  Technology Evaluation Report: Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
  clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 2.
  PB92-222223/REB           92-04  PC A15/MF A03

EPA/540/5-91/001
  Technology Evaluation Report:  Biological  Treatment of
  Wood Preserving  Site Groundwater by Biotrol, Inc.
  PB92-110048/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

EPA/540/5-91V003A
  Technology  Evaluation Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
  System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
  PB92-115310/REB
                             92-01   PC A13/MF A03
EPA/540/5-91/003B
  Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
  System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
  2. Part A.
  PB92-115328/REB            92-01   PC A17/MF A04

EPA/540/5-91/003C
  Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
  System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
  2, Part B.
  PB92-115336/REB            92-01   PC A15/MF A03

EPA/540/5-91'/007A
  Technology Evaluation Report of Retech. Inc., Plasma
  Centrifugal Furnace. Volume 1.
  PB92-216035/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A02

EPA/540/5-91VO07B
  Technology Evaluation Report of Retech, Inc., Plasma
  Centrifugal Furnace. Volume 2.
  PB92-216043/HEB            92-04   PCA15/MFA03

EPA/540/R-92/001
  Technology Evaluation  Report: Ogden  Circulating  Bed
  Combustor at the McColl Superfund Site.
  PB92-227289/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/R-92/015
  Technology Evaluation Report: Site Program Demonstra-
  tion of a Trial  Excavation at the McColl Superfund Site.
  PB92-226448/REB            92-04   PC A10/MF A03

EPA/540/5-90/007
  Technology Evaluation  Report: SITE Program  Demon-
  stration of the DuPont/Oberlin Microfiltration Technology.
  PB92-153410/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

EPA/540/5-91/005
  Technology Evaluation  Report: SITE Program  Demon-
  stration Test  Horsehead Resource Development Compa-
  ny, Inc., Flame Reactor Technology, Monaca, Pennsylva-
  nia.
  PB92-205855/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/4SO/R-92/002
  Technology  Evaluation  Report:  The Carver-Greenfield
  Process, Dehydro-Tech Corporation.
  PB92-217462/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

EPA/eOO/J-92/085
  Ten Year Review of Plastics Recycling.
  PB92-153402/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/6OO/R-92/120A
  Total  Hydrocarbon  Emission Testing  of Wastewater
  Sludge Incinerators. Volume 1.
  PB92-197086/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/120B
  Total  Hydrocarbon  Emission Testing  of Wastewater
  Sludge Incinerators. Volume 2.  Appendices.
  PB92-197094/REB           92-04  PC A16/MF A03

EPA/6OO/J-92/30S
  Toxicity Reduction Evaluation at a Municipal Wastewater
  Treatment Plant Using Mutagenicity as an Endpoint.
  PB92-232834/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/184
  Toxicity  Reduction Evaluation: Case Histories at  High
  Point and Fayetteville, North Carolina.
  PB92-222231/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/BOO/A-92/043
  Trace Elements, Leaching and Health Risks from Munici-
  pal Waste Combustion Ash.
  PB92-153311/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/253
  Trace Metal Fate in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator with an Ion-
  izing Wet Scrubber (Journal Article).
  PB92-110568/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/BOO/A-92/092
  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Research Program
  on the Environmental Impacts and  Control  of Highway
  Deicing Salt Pollution.
  PB92-179688/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/6OO/J-92/OS2
  U.S. Environmental  Protection Agency's SITE Emerging
  Technology Program: 1991 Update.
  PB92-150663/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/252
  U.S. EPA Program for Evaluation of Treatment and Utili-
  zation Technologies for Municipal Waste Combustion
  Residues.
  PB92-121185/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/171
  U.S. EPA's Manual of Practice for the Investigation and
  Control of Cross-Connection Pollution into Storm Drain-
  age Systems.
  PB92-217074/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/161
  U.S. EPA's Research on Life-Cycle Analysis.
  PB92-179878/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

EPA/600/J-91/300
  U.S.  EPA SITE  Demonstration of AWD Technologies'
  AquaDetox/SVE System.
  PB92-124387/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/160
  Underground Storage Tanks on Indian Lands. Education
  Moderates: An Environmental Treat.
  PB92-179860/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/228
  Understanding the  Fate of Petroleum Hydrocarbons  in
  the Subsurface Environment.
  PB92-217157/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/251
  United States Environmental Protection Agency Municipal
  Waste  Combustion  Residue  Solidification/Stabilization
  Evaluation Program.
  PB92-121177/REB
                             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/090
  Use of Pilot Columns for Predicting Full-Scale GAC Per-
  formance.
  PL92-179159/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/159
  Visions of the Future in Drinking Water Microbiology.
  PB92-179852/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/185
  Volatile Emissions from Stabilization/Solidification of Haz-
  ardous Waste.
  PB92-217371/REB           92-04  PCA03/MFA01

EPA/600/2-91/044A
  Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
  Tanks. Volume 1.
  PB92-114966/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/600/2-91/044B
  Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
  Tanks. Volume 2. Appendices A through E.
  PB92-114974/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/6OO/S-92/005
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Dairy.
  PB92-217264/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA/600/S-92/010
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
  Aluminum Extrusions.
  PB92-192137/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/S-92/007
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
  Automotive Air Conditioning Condensers and Evapora-
  tors.
  PB92-188739/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/S-92/014
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
  Can-Manufacturing Equipment.
  PB92-196385/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

EPA/600/S-92/004
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
  Chemicals.
  PB92-203595/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/6OO/S-92/012
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
  Commercial Ice Machines and Ice Storage Bins.
  PB92-196351/REB           92-01  PCA02/MFA01

EPA/600/S-92/009
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
  Components for Automobile Air Conditioners.
  PB92-217272/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA/600/S-92/015
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
  Metal Bands, Clamps, Retainers, and Tooling.
  PB92-188747/REB           92-01  PCA02/MFA01

EPA/600/S-92/006
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
  Metal-Cutting Wheels and Components.
  PB92-192145/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/S-92/019
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
  Metal-Plated Display Racks.
  PB92-189703/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/S-92/017
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
  Military Furniture.
  PB92-217256/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

EPA/600/S-92/020
  Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
  Motor Vehicle Exterior Mirrors.
  PB92-192806/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
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                                                       SPONSORING  EPA  OFFICE  INDEX
                                                                                                              OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
  EPA/600/S-92/016
   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
   Permanent-Magnet DC Electric Motors.
   PB92-196369/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/M-91/047
   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
   Printed Labels.
   PB92-104371/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/M-91/045
   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
   Prototype Printed Circuit Boards.
   PB92-104355/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

  EPA/600/M-91/044
   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
   Refurbished Railcar Bearing Assemblies.
   PB92-104348/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01
  EPA/6OO/S-92/01
   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
   Sheet Metal Cabinets and Precision Metal Parts.
   PB92-196377/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/M-91/046
   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
   Speed Reduction Equipment.
   PB92-104363/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

  EPA/600/S-92/013
   Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
   Water Analysis Instrumentation.
   PB92-217280/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

  EPA/600/S-92/011
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Pro-
   ducing Galvanized Steel Parts.
   PB92-189695/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/S-92/022
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Pro-
   ducing Treated Wood Products.
   P892-196401/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  EPA/600/S-92/OOB
   Waste Minimization  Assessment for a Printed  Circuit
   Board Manufacturer.
   PB92-196344/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/S-92/018
   Waste Minimization Assessment for an Aluminum Extru-
   sions Manufacturer.
   PB92-196393/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/051
   Waste Minimization for Non-Agricultural Pesticide Appli-
   cators: EPA's Pollution Prevention Guide.
   PB92-153774/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/2-91/054
   Waste Minimization Opportunity  Assessment: Scott  Air
   Force Base.
   PB92-105402/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/600/S-92/003
   Waste Reduction Activities and Options at a Printer of
   Forms and Supplies for the Legal  Profession.
   PB92-217496/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/S-92/027
   Waste Reduction Activities and Options for a Local Board
   of Education in New Jersey.
   PB92-238476/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/S-92/02S
   Waste Reduction Activities and  Options  for a Nuclear
   Powered Electrical Generating Station.
   PB92-235654/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/Z24
   Waste Reduction  Technology Evaluations  of the U.S.
   EPA WRITE  Program.
   PB92-108133/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ROBERT S.  KERR  ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB -
Ada. OK
  EPA/600/A-92/097
   Abiotic  Transformation of Carbon  Tetrachloride  in the
   Presence of  Sulfide and Mineral Surfaces.
   PB92-179738/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/30B
   Acquisition of Representative Ground Water Quality Sam-
   ples for Metals.
   PB92-227487/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/013
   Adsorption of Surfactants (Chapter 7).
   PB92-143809/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/076
   Bacterial Transport through Homogeneous Soil.
   PB92-153329/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/2S1
   Biodegradation of  Monoaromatic  Hydrocarbons by Aqui-
   fer Microorganisms  Using Oxygen, Nitrate, or Nitrous
   Oxide as the Terminal Electron Acceptor.
   PB92-110543/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/OB5
    Biotransformation of CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene in Aquifer
   Material from  Picatinny  Arsenal, Morris  County, New
   Jersey.
    PB92-179100/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/02B
    Biotransformation of Monoaromatic and Chlorinated  Hy-
    drocarbons at an Aviation Gasoline Spill Site.
    PB92-144005/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/BOO/J-91/S77
    Bioventing to Treat Fuel Spills from  Underground Storage
    Tanks.
    PB92-121342/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/OBO
  Column Studies on BTEX Biodegradation under Microaer-
  ophilic and Denitrifying Conditions.
  PB92-179050/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/030
  Control of Aromatic Waste Air Streams by Soil Bioreac-
  tors.
  PB92-144021/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/R-9S/030
  Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids: A Workshop Summa-
  ry. Held in Dallas, Texas on April 16-18, 1991.
  PB92-178938/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/600/R-9Z/041
  Detecting Water Flow Behind Pipe in Injection Wells.
  PB92-239532/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/OB4
  Distribution, Speciation, and Transformation of Chromium
  in Contaminated Soils and Aquifer Sediments.
  PB92-179092/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/241
  Effect of Nitrate Addition on Biorestoration of Fuel-Con-
  taminated Aquifer: Field Demonstration.
  PB92-110444/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/239
  Effect of Sodium Chloride on Transport of Bacteria in a
  Saturated Aquifer Material.
  PB92-110428/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/08S
  Effect of the  Geochemical  Environment on Heavy-Metal
  Transport in Ground Water.
  PB92-179134/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/026
  Effects of pH, Solid/Solution Ratio,  Ionic Strength, and
  Organic Acids on Pb and Cd Sorption on Kaolinite.
  PB92-143981/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/60O/J-92/029
  Evaluation  of Hydraulic  Conductivities Calculated from
  Multiport-Permeameter Measurements.
  PB92-144013/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/S-9Z/004
  Evaluation  of Soil Venting Application.  Ground Water
  Issue.
  PB92-232362/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/2S7
  Evaluation of Sorption Models in the  Simulation of Naph-
  thalene Transport Through Saturated Soils.
  PB92-113190/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/119
  Exposure Assessment Modeling  for Hydrocarbon Spills
  into the Subsurface: Sensitivity to Soil Properties.
  PB92-191147/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/6OO/M-91/040
  Facilitated  Transport of  Inorganic  Contaminants  in
  Ground Water Part 2. Colloidal Transport.
  PB92-114503/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/S-9S/005
  Fundamentals of Ground-Water Modeling. Ground Water
  Issue.
  PB92-232354/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/R-92/OO2
  General Methods for Remedial Operations Performance
  Evaluations.
  PB92-166842/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/2-91/064
  Identification  of  Sources of Ground-Water  Salinization
  Using Geochemical Techniques.
  PB92-119650/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/6OO/D-91/256
  Laboratory and Field  Studies on BTEX Biodegradation in
  a  Fuel-Contaminated Aquifer  under  Denitrifying Condi-
  tions.
  PB92-121227/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-9Z/23S
  Landfill Leachate Effects on Sorption  of Organic Micro-
  pollutants onto Aquifer Materials.
  PB92-198597/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/142
  Landfill Leachate Effects on Transport of Organic Sub-
  stances in Aquifer Materials (Chapter 16).
  PB92-198225/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/6OO/J-9Z/307
  Metals in Ground Water: Sampling Artifacts and Repro-
  durability.
  PB92-227479/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/6OO/R-92/042
  Methodologies for Evaluating  In situ  Bioremediation of
  Chlorinated Solvents.
  PB92-146943/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A02

EPA/6OO/J-92/133
  Microbial Degradation of Toluene under Sulfate-Reducing
  Conditions and the Influence of Iron on the Process.
  PB92-166735/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/024
  Microbial Transport through Porous Media: The Effects of
  Hydraulic Conductivity and Injection Velocity.
  PB92-150465/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/2-91/062
  Model of Virus Transport in Unsaturated Soil.
  PB92-119957/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

EPA/6OO/A-92/086
  Modeling  Contaminant  Transport  through  Subsurface
  Systems.
  PB92-179118/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/S-92/002
   Multiphase Chemical Transport in Porous Media.
   PB92-205640/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/156
   New Two-Phase Flow and Transport  Model with Inter-
   phase Mass Exchange.
   PB92-206564/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   Optimal  Adaptive Local  Grid  Refinement Approach  to
   Modeling Contaminant Transport.
   PB92-217314/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/'J-91/288
   Optimizing BTEX Biodegradation under Denitrifying Con-
   ditions.
   PB92-124262/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/238
   Oxidation-Reduction Capacities of Aquifer Solids.
   PB92-110410/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/157
   Parallel Groundwater Computations Using PVM.
   PB92-206572/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/S40/4-B9/OOS
   Performance Evaluations of  Pump-and-Treat  Remedi-
   ations.
   PB92-114461/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/027
   Prediction of the Solubility of Hydrophobic Compounds in
   Nonideal Solvent Mixtures.
   PB92-143999/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/D-91/247
   Reduction of Hexachlproethane and Carbon Tetrachlo-
   ride at Surfaces of Biotite, Vermiculite,  Pyrite, and Marca-
   site.
   PB92-113141/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/076
   Reductive  Dechlorination of Trichloroethylene in Anoxic
   Aquifer Material from Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey.
   PB92-179019/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/2-91/043
   Regional Assessment of Aquifer Vulnerability and Sensi-
   tivity in the Conterminous United States.
   PB92-100148/REB            92-01   PC A15/MF A03

 EPA/600/2-91/065
   RETC Code for Quantifying the Hydraulic Functions of
   Unsaturated Soils. Documentation.
   PB92-119668/REB            92-01   PCA05/MFA01

 EPA/SW/DK-92/038
   RETC Code for Quantifying the Hydraulic Functions of
   Unsaturated Soils (for Microcomputers).
   PB92-501329/REB                   92-01  CP O02

 EPA/600/J-91/240
   Sampling of Contaminated Sites.
   PB92-110436/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/087
   Spatial Variability of Geochemical and  Hydrologic Proper-
   ties of Subsurface  Materials in a Sand and Gravel Aqui-
   fer, Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
   PB92-179126/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/068
   Stability and Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Con-
   taminated Aquifer Material.
   PB92-164839/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/266
   Stimulation of  Reductive Dechlorination  of  Tetrachlor-
   oethene in Anaerobic Aquifer Microcosms by Addition of
   Short-Chain Organic Acids or Alcohols.
   PB92-206465/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

 EPA/600/A-92/118
   Surface-Charge Repulsive Effects on the Mobility of Inor-
   ganic Colloids in Surface Systems. Annual Colloid  and
   Surface Science Symposium  (65th).  Held  in  Norman,
   Oklahoma on June 17-19, 1991.
   PB92-191139/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/117
   Surfactant-Enhanced Solubilization of Tetrachloroethy-
   lene and Degradation Products in Pump and Treat Reme-
   diation.
   PB92-191121/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/2-91/006
   Techniques to  Determine Spatial Variations in  Hydraulic
   Conductivity of Sand and Gravel.
   PB92-109123/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/113
   Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Natural Aquifer
   Material: Implications for Contaminant Transport.
   PB92-158690/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

OFFICE OF MONITORING SYSTEMS AND QUALITY
ASSURANCE (OMSQA)
  EPA/600/R-92/098
   Andrew W. Breidenbach Environmental Research Center
   Small Systems Resource Directory.
    PB92-239565/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/163
   At the Threshold: A National Consensus Quality Systems
    Standard for Environmental Programs. 1992.
    PB92-209295/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/011
    Development of a  National  Consensus Standard  for
    Quality  Assurance for Environmental Programs.
    PB92-143783/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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     Dynamic Toxics  Wasteload Allocation Model (DINTOX)
     User's Manual.
     PB92-231570/REB                   92-04  PC A05
   EPA/600/M-91/051
     EMPA Monitor - March 1992 Edition.
     PB92-239557/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

     ERA'S Review and Approval Procedure for State Submit-
     ted TMDLs/WLAs.
     PB92-231588/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
   EPA/440/4-85/031
     Guidance for State Water Monitoring and Wasteload Allo-
     cation Programs.
     PB92-231612/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   EPA/600/J-92/196
     Measurement of the Biotransfer  and Time  Constant of
     Radon from Ingested Water by Human Breath Analysis.
     PB92-189026/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   EPA/600/J-92/002
     Observations on Studies Useful to Asbestos Operations
     and Management Activities.
     PB92-136860/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   EPA/6OO/A-92/012
     Quality and Environmental Protection: The EPA QA Pro-
     gram.
     PB92-143791/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   EPA/810/B-92/003
     Quality Assurance Plan for the National Pesticide Survey
     of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 2 - Chlorinat-

                                        92-04  PC AM
     PB92-168525/REB
   EPA/810/B-92/O01
     Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
     Survey of DrinkingWater Wells.
     PB92-168509/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   EPA/810/B-92/010
     Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
     Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1.
     PB92-168590/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

   EPA/810/B-92/002
     Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
     Survey of Drinking Water Wells. Analytical Method 1 - Ni-
     trogen/Phosphorous Pesticides and Analytical Method  3
     - Chlorinated Acid Herbicides.
     PB92-168517/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03
   EPA/810/B-92/011
     Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
     Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 3.
     PB92-168608/REB           92-04  PC AW/MF A02

   EPA/810/B-92/OO5
     Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
     Survey of Drinking Water Wells:  Analytical Method 5  •
     Methyl Carbamates.
     PB92-168541/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
   EPA/810/B-92/OO6
     Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
     Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 6.
     PB92-168558/REB           92-O4  PC A07/MF A02

   EPA/810/B-92/012
     Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
     Survey of Drinking Water Wells:  Analytical Method 6  -
     Ethytene Thiourea.
     PB92-168616/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   EPA/810/B-92/007
     Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
     Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 7 - fa-

     PB92-168566/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

   EPA/810/B-92/O08
     Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
     Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 9 - Ni-
     trate and  Nitrite.
     PB92-168574/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
  EPA/aiO/B-92/013
    Quality Assurance Protect Plan for the National Pesticide
     Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Hydrogeologic Charac-
     terization  and Second-Stage Stratification Activities.
     PB92-168624/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02
  EPA/810/B-92/OO9
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells Referee Analyses for An-
    alytical Method 2 - Organochlorine Pesticides, Analytical
     Method 4 - Carbamates. Method  5 - Methylcarbamates,
    Method 7 • Fumigants, and Method 9 - Nitrate/Nitrite.
    PB92-168S82/REB            92-04   PC  A11/MF A03
  EPA/810/B-92/015
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Survey Statistics,  Data
    Collection and Processing.
    PB92-168640/REB            92-04   PC  A04/MF A01
  EPA/810/B-92/014
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Survey of
    Pesticides in Drinking Water Wells: Well Sampling.  Data
    Collection and Processing.
    PB92-168632/REB            92-04   PC  A07/MF A02
  EPA/540/K-92/OO1
    Radioactive Site Remediation Technologies Seminar.
    Speaker SHde Copies.
    PB92-231174/REB            92-04   PC  A04/MF A01

OFFICE OF EXPLORATORY RESEARCH (OER)
  EPA-21R-1OO5
    Hazardous Substance Research Centers Program  Pro-
    gram Summary FY 1991. Office ol  Exploratory Research.
    PB92-224419/REB            92-04   PC  A12/MF A03
OFFICE OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
(OHEA)
  EPA/625/3-91/019F
    Alpha2u-Globulin: Association with  Chemically Induced
    Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in the Male Rat.
    PB92-143668/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/6OO/J-92/007
    Consideration of Pharmacokinetics and Temporal Sensi-
    tivity for Hydroxyurea in Relation to Teratogenic Potential.
    PB92-136910/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/238
    Consideration of the  Target Organ  Toxicity of Trichlor-
    oethylene in Terms of Metabolite Toxicity and Pharmaco-
    kinetics.
    PB92-198621/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/600/J-92/239
    Control of Alkaline Phosphatase Activity in C3H10T1/2
    Cells: Role of Retmoic Acid and Cell Density.
    PB92-198639/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/B-91/01 IB
    Dermal Exposure Assessment: Principles and Applica-
    tions.
    PB92-205665/REB           92-04  PC A17/MF A04

  EPA/600/R-92/08S
    Developmental  Toxicology: Risk  Assessment and  the
    Future.
    PB92-184993/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

  EPA/600/B-91/217
    Hearth Assessment Document for Talc.
    PB92-239524/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/600/B-91/031
    Methodology for Assessing Environmental Releases of
    and Exposure to Municipal Solid Waste Combustor  Re-
    siduals.
    PB92-109149/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/625/3-91/022
    Peer Review Workshop Report on a  Framework for Eco-
    logical Risk Assessment.
    PB92-213198/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
  EPA/600/R-92/047
    Reference Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazardous Air
    Pollutants Listed in the Clean Air Act Amendments of
    1990
    PB92-239516/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

  EPA/625/3-91/021
    Report of the EPA Peer Review Workshop on  Alpha2U-
    Globulin: Association with Renal  Toxicity and Neoplasia
    in the Male Rat. Held in Gait her sburg, MD. on November
    13-14,1990.
    PB92-166826/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  EPA/600/6-90/0068
    Respiratory Hearth Effects of Passive Smoking:  Lung
    Cancer and Other Disorders.
    PB92-182344/REB           92-04  PC A24/MF AIM
  EPA/600/J-92/237
    Review of Di(2-Erhylhexyl)Phthalate (DEHP) Risk Assess-
    ments.
    PB92-198613/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/8-91/053
    Upper-Bound Quantitative Cancer Risk Estimate for Pop-
    ulations Adjacent to Sulfur Mustard Incineration Facilities.
    PB92-137207/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/020
    What Can Be Leamt from Protocols  Relating to Non-
    Pharmaceuticals.
    PB92-150424/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/625/3-91/020
    Workshop Report on Toxicity Equivalency Factors  for
    Potychkxinated  Biphenyl  Congeners. Risk Assessment
    Forum.
    PB92-114529/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA AND ASSESSMENT OFFICE -
RTP/Cinn (ECAO)
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Beryllium.
    PB92-173301 /REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Cyanide.
    PB92-173319/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endrin.
    PB92-173384/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Drinking  Water  Criteria Document for Hexachloroben-
    zene.
    PB92-173400/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Drinking Water  Criteria Document for Hexachlorocyclo-
    pentadiene.
    PB92-173418/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Phthalic Acid Esters
    (PAES).
    PB92-173442/REB            92-01  PC A14/MF A03

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Polycyclic Aromatic
    Hydrocarbons (PAHs).
    PB92-173459/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04

    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Trichlorobenzenes.
    PB92-173491/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Drinking Water Quantification  of  Toxicologic Effects for
    Nickel.
    PB92-173426/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
  EPA/600/6-91/006
    Preliminary Risk Assessment for  Bacteria in  Municipal

    PB92-126820/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03
  EPA/600/R-92/064
    Preliminary  Risk Assessment for  Viruses in  Municipal
    Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
    PB92-198548/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A03

OFFICE OF WATER AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
  EPA/440/5-B9/002
    Briefing Report to the EPA Science Advisory  Board  on
    the Equilibrium Partitioning Approach to Generating  Sedi-
    ment Quality Criteria.
    PB92-231521/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

  EPA/440/1-82/029
    Development Document  for Effluent Limitations Guide-
    lines and Standards and  Pretreatment Standards for the
    Steam Electric: Point Source Category.
    PB92-226422/REB           92-04  PC A99/MF A06

  EPA/440/1-79/078B
    Development Document  for Effluent Limitations Guide-
    lines and Standards for the Gum and Wood Chemicals
    Manufacturing. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232040/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

  EPA/440/1'-84/075
    Development Document  for Effluent Limitations. Guide-
    lines  for the Electrical and Electronic Components.  Point
    Source Category. Phase 2.
    PB92-232016/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

  EPA/440/1-75/046
    Development Document for Interim  Final  and  Proposed
    Effluent Limitations Guidelines and New Source Perform-
    ance Standards for the Fruits, Vegetables and Special-
    ties. Segment of the Canned and Preserved Fruits and
    Vegetables. Point Source  Category.
    PB92-232065/REB           92-04  PC A23/MF A04

  EPA/440/1-76/047A
    Development Document for Interim  Final  and  Proposed
    effluent  Limitations  Guidelines  and  Proposed   New
    Source Performance Standards for the  Bleached  Kraft,
    Groundwood, Sulfite,  Soda, Deink,  and  Non-Integrated
    Paper Mills. Point Source  Category. Volume 2. Sections 8
    - 15.
    PB92-231562/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

  EPA/440/1-76/047A
    Development Document for Interim Final  and  Proposed
    Effluent  Limitations  Guidelines  and  Proposed   New
    Source Performance Standards for the  Bleached  Kraft,
    Groundwood, Suffite.  Soda, Deink  and  Non-Integrated
    Paper Mills.  Volume 1. Segment of  the Pulp, Paper, and
    Paperboard.  Point Source Category.  Group 1. Phase  2.
    PB92-231869/REB           92-04  PC A20/MF A04

  EPA/440/1-75/038
    Development Document for Interim  Final  Effluent Limita-
    tions  Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
    Standards for the Calcium Carbide  Segment of the Fer-
    roally Manufacturing. Point Source Category.  Group  1,
    Phase 2.
    PB92-231919/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

  EPA/440/1-76/060J
    Development Document for Interim  Final  Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
    Standards for the Explosives Manufacturing. Point Source
    Category. Group 2.
    PB92-231950/REB            92-04  PC A11/MF A03

  EPA/440/1-75/044
    Development Document for Interim  Final  Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
    Standards for the Raw Cane Sugar Processing. Segment
    Of the Sugar Processing.  Point Source Category. Group
    1, Phase 2.
    PB92-231968/REB            92-04  PC A14/MF A03

    Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines and Standards for Control of  Polychlorinated
    Biphenyls in the Deink Subcategory of the Pulp, Paper
    and Paperboard. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231984/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

  EPA/440/1-79/076B
    Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines  and  Standards for  the Shipbuilding  and
    Repair. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232032/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/440/1-75/043A
    Developmental Document for Effluent Limitations Guide-
    lines  and New  Source Performance Standards for the
    Other Non-Fertilizer Phosphate Chemicals Segment  of
    the Phosphate  Manufacturing. Point Source  Category
    Group 1. Phase 2.
    PB92-231992/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/440/1-78/090
    Guidance Development Document for Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines and New Source Performance Standards for
    the Concrete Products. Point Source Category,
    PB92-231943/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Guidance Document for  Effluent Discharges  from the
    Auto and Other Laundries. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231927/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A03

    Guidance Manual for  Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard and
    Builders' Paper and Board Mills Pretreatment Standards.
    PB92-231638/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Health Advisory for 2,4- and 2.6-Dinit/otoluene (DNT).
    PB92-189315/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  EPA/840/B-92/001
    Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds Publica-
    tions.
    PB92-224310/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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  EPA/440/1-83/400
    Summary  of Available Information on the Levels  and
    Control of  Toxic Pollutants Discharges in the Printing and
    Publishing. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231703/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02
  EPA/440/1-78/031E
    Supplement of Development Document Effluent Limita-
    tions, Guidelines New Source  Performance  Standards
    Reprint for the Renderer  Segment of the  Meat Products
    and Rendering. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232008/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
    Compilation  of  Water  Quality  Standards for Marine
    Waters.
    PB92-231836/REB                   92-04 PC A99

  EPA/506/6-90/003
    Contaminated Sediments: Relevant  Statutes  and  EPA
    Program Activities.
    PB92-231547/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of  Effluent Standards  and
    Limitations for Battery Manufacturing.
    PB92-231893/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/440/2-84/002
    Economic  Impact Analysis of  Effluent Limitations  and
    Standards for the Battery  Manufacturing Industry.
    PB92-231901/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02
    Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge:  Beryllium.
    PB92-122993/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge:  DDT/DDE/DDD.
    PB92-150408/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01
    Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge:  Lead.
    PB92-122985/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01
    Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge:  Mercury.
    PB92-122977/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01
    Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge:  Nickel.
    PB92-123009/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01
    Guidance  for  State  Implementation of  Water Quality
    Standards for CWA Section 303(C)(2)(B).
    PB92-231604/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Guide for  the Application of Effluent Limitations  Guide-
    lines for the Petroleum Refining Industry.
    PB92-232057/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

  EPA/440/5-88/089
    Introduction to Water Quality Standards.
    PB92-231646/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/S06/6-90/002
    Managing   Contaminated  Sediments.  EPA   Decision-
    Making Processes.
    PB92-231653/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Method 1624: Volatile Organic Compounds by  Isotope Di-
    lution GCMS; Method 1625: Semivolatile Organic Com-
    pounds by Isotope Dilution GCMS.
    PB92-231976/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01
    Sediment  Classification Methods Compendium.
    PB92-231679/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03
    Status  Report:   State Compliance  with  CWA Section
    303(c)(2)(B) as of February 4, 1990.
    PB92-231695/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/440/4-87/002
    Technical  Guidance Manual for Performing Waste  Load
    Allocations.  Book 4.  Lakes,  Reservoirs and Impound-
    ments. Chapter 3: Toxic Substances Impact.
    PB92-231760/REB            92-04  PC A14/MF A03
    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste  Load
    Allocations: Simplified Analytical Method for Determining
    NPDES Effluent Limitations for  POTWs Discharging into
    Low-Flow Streams.
    PB92-231786/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Technical Guidance  on  Supplementary  Stream  Design
    Conditions for Steady State Modeling.
    PB92-231844/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01
    Technical Support Manual: Waterbody Surveys and As-
    sessments for Conducting Use Attainability Analyses.
    PB92-231794/REB            92-04  PC A10YMF A03
    Technical Support Manual: Waterbody Surveys and As-
    sessments for Conducting Use  Attainability Analyses.
    Volume 2: Estuarine Systems.
    PB92-231877/REB            92-04 PC A09/MF A02
    Technical Support  Manual: Waterbody Surveys and As-
    sessments for Conducting Use  Attainability Analyses.
    Volume 3: Lake Systems.
    PB92-231802/REB            92-04 PC A107MF A03
    Water Quality Standards Handbook.
    PB92-231851/REB
                                92-04  PC A12/MF A03
 WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
   EPA/440/5-91/004
     Biological Criteria: Guide to Technical Literature.
     PB92-231489/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   EPA/440/5-90/004
     Biological  Criteria: National Program Guidance for Sur-
     face Waters.
     PB92-231497/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

   EPA/440/5-91/003
     Biological  Criteria: State Development  and Implementa-
     tion Efforts.
     PB92-231513/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/570/9-90/006
  Citizen Monitoring: Recommendations to Household Well
  Users.
  PB92-227263/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA/570/9-90/005
  Citizen  Monitoring: Recommendations  to Public Water
  System Users.
  PB92-227255/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA/822/R-92/001
  Consumption Surveys for  Fish and Shellfish. A Review
  and Analysis of Survey Methods.
  PB92-231539/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/821/R-92/004
  Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Proposed  Effluent Limita-
  tions Guidelines and Standards for the Pesticide Manu-
  facturing Industry.
  PB92-173525/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Antimony.
  PB92-173293/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Dalapon.
  PB92-173327/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Di(2-Ethylhexyl) Adi-
  pate.
  PB92-173343/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Dinoseb.
  PB92-173350/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Diquat.
  PB92-173368/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endothall.
  PB92-173376/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Glyphosate.
  PB92-173392/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Oxamyl  (VYDATE).
  PB92-173434/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Picloram.
  PB92-173467/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Simazine.
  PB92-173475/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A02

  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Thallium.
  PB92-173483/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
  Drinking Water Criteria  Document for 1,1,2-Trichloroeth-
  ane.
  PB92-173509/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/570/9-90/013
  Drinking Water from Household Wells.
  PB92-140573/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Drinking Water Health Advisory Antimony.
  PB92-135433/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Aldrin.
  PB92-135417/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Dnnking Water Health Advisory for Ammonia.
  PB92-135425/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Beryllium.
  PB92-135441/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Boron.
  PB92-135458/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Chlorpyrifos.
  PB92-135466/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Isophorone.
  PB92-135474/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

  Drinking Water Health Advisory for p-Nitrophenol.
  PB92-135490/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Phenol.
  PB92-135508/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Silver.
  PB92-135516/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Thallium.
  PB92-135524/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/570/9-89/009
  Dnnking Water Systems:  Three Approaches to Improve
  Mobile Home Park Compliance.
  PB92-164714/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

 EPA/821VR-92/003
  Economic Impact Analysis of Proposed Effluent  Limita-
  tions Guidelines and Standards for the  Pesticide Manu-
  facturing Industry.
  PB92-173533/REB            92-01   PCA1S/MFA03

 EPA/440/4-91/001
  Guidance for Water Quality-Based Decisions: The TMDL
  Process.
  PB92-231620/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/570/9-88/002
  Handbook  for Special Public Notification  for  Lead  for
  Public Drinking Water Suppliers.
  PB92-164722/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
  Health Advisory  for  Isopropyl  Methylphosphonic Acid
   (IMPA).
   PB92-232149/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/570/9-91/005
   Is Your Drinking Water  Safe.
   PB92-232198/REB
                              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/570/9-89/001
   Lead in School Drinking Water.
   PB92-137439/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/570/9-91/004
   Manual of Individual and Non-Public Water Supply Sys-
   tems.
   PB92-117944/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02
 EPA/503/9-92/007
   National  Estuary Program After Four Years: A Report to
   Congress.
   PB92-233154/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 EPA/503/9-92/006
   National  Water Quality Inventory:  1990 Report to Con-
   gress.
   PB92-227800/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

 EPA/570/9-90/014
   Paying for Safe Water: Alternative Financing Mechanisms
   for State Drinking Water Programs.
   PB92-117993/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/440/1-91/023
   Preliminary Data Summary for the Wood Preserving Seg-
   ment of  the Timber Products Processing Point Source
   Category.
   PB92-232156/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   Proceedings of a  Conference: Water Quality Standards
   for the 21st Century. Held  in Arlington, Virginia, on De-
   cember 10-12, 1990.
   PB92-231B28/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

   Proceedings of a  National Conference: Water Quality
   Standards for the 21st Century. Held in Dallas, Texas on
   March 1-3, 1989.
   PB92-231810/REB           92-04  PC A11/MF A03

 EPA/440/5-91/005
   Proceedings of a  Symposium:  Biological  Criteria Re-
   search and Regulation. Held in Arlington, Virginia on De-
   cember 12-13, 1990.
   PB92-231505/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

 EPA/S70/9-89/008
   Protecting Our Drinking Water from Microbes.
   PB92-140581/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Quantification of Toxicological Effects  for Dichlorometh-
   ane.
   PB92-173335/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/440/5-90/002
   Reference Guide to Water Quality Standards for Indian
   Tribes.
   PB92-231661/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/503/9-91/009
   Report to Congress on Ocean Dumping, 1987-1990.
   PB92-188663/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/506/2-89/003
   Selecting Priority Nonpoint Source Projects. You Better
   Shop Around.
   PB92-233063/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/822/B-91/001
   Special Interest Group (SIG) Forum for Fish Consumption
   Risk Management.  User's Manual, v.1.0: A Division of the
   Nonpoint Source Information Exchange Computer Bulle-
   tin Board System (NPS BBS).
   PB92-231687/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/570/9-91/005
   Study of State Operator Certification Programs.
   PB92-137199/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

 EPA/570/9-91/022
   Summary of Phase II Regulations: National Primary Drink-
   ing Water Regulation for 38 Inorganic and Synthetic Or-
   ganic Chemicals.
   PB92-122969/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
   Allocations. Book  3: Estuaries.  Part  3: Use of Mixing
   Zone Models in Estuarine Waste Load Allocations.
   PB92-231745/REB          92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/440/4-87/004
   Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Wasteload Al-
   location. Book 6.  Design Conditions. Chapter 1:  Stream
   Design Flow for Steady-State Modeling.
   PB92-231778/REB          92-04   PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/503/8-92/002
   U.S. EPA Nonpoint Source Information  Exchange Com-
   puter Bulletin Board System (BBS). User's Manual.
   PB92-228048/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/503/9-92/002
   Watershed Protection Approach: An Overview.
   PB92-224732/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Your Drinking Water: From Source to Tap EPA Regula-
   tions and Guidance.
   PB92-140599/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

OFFICE OF DRINKING WATER
  EPA/570/9-85/2
   Handbook of State Management Practices, July 1984.
   PB92-164755/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/570/9-90/008A
   Manual for the Certification  of  Laboratories Analyzing
   Drinking Water.  Criteria and  Procedures Quality  Assur-
   ance. Third Edition. Change 1.
    PB92-150390/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/570/9-91/003
    Manual of Small Public Water Supply Systems.
    PB92-117936/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  EPA/S70/9-90/012
    Risk Assessment Methodologies: Comparing EPA and
    State Approaches.
    PB92-137462/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/570/9-86/002
    Safe Drinking Water Act: 1986 Amendments.
    PB92-140607/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
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                                                       SPONSORING  EPA  OFFICE  INDEX
REGION I - BOSTON, MASS.
  EPA/901 /B-92/001
    Catalogue and Directory of New England States and Re-
    gional GIS Organizations and Activities, and an Assess-
    ment of Their Future GIS Needs.
    PB92-178227/REB
                               92-01   PC A13/MF A03
REGION II - NEW YORK, NY
  EPA/450/1-92/002
    Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
    Guideline for Predictive  Baseline  Emissions Estimation
    Procedures for Superfund Sites.
    PB92-171909/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/450/1-92/003
    Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
    Screening Procedures for Estimating the Air Impacts of
    Incineration at Superfund Sites.
    PB92-171917/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/DF/DK-92/049
    Staten Island/New Jersey Urban Air Toxics Assessment
    Project Quarterly and Summary Data {for Microcomput-
    ers). October 1987-March 1991.
    PB92-504174/REB                   92-04  CP D02

REGION III - PHILADELPHIA, PA
    Chesapeake Bay Basin Comprehensive List of Toxic Sub-
    stances.
    PB92-221373/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Chesapeake  Bay  Btuefish  Fishery  Management  Plan.
    Chesapeake  Bay  Program Agreement  Commitment
    Report.
    PB92-186436/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Chesapeake Bay Citizen Monitoring Program Report Con-
    estoga River (October 1986-June 1990).
    PB92-217801/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Chesapeake  Bay  Striped  Bass  Fishery Management
    Plan: Chesapeake Bay Program. Annual Progress Report
    from the Chesapeake Executive Council.
    PB92-18642B/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Chesapeake Bay Weakfish and Spotted Seatraut Fishery
    Management Plan:  An Agreement Commitment Report
    from the Chesapeake Executive  Council.
    PB92-186477/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Committed  Obligated  Expected  Expenditures  Plan
    (COEEP).
    PB92-186469/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Comprehensive List of Chesapeake Bay Basin Species.
   PB92-222850/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   Progress Report of the Baywide  Nutrient Reduction Re-
   evaluation: Chesapeake Bay Program.
   PB92-161033/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

REGION IV - ATLANTA, GA
  EPA/904/648/001
   Application  of Dye-Tracing Techniques  for Determining
   Solute-Transport  Characteristics  of Ground  Water  in
   Karst Terranes.
   PB92-231356/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

REGION IX - SAN FRANCISCO, CA
  EPA/530/P-92/024
   Alternative  Daily Cover Materials  for  Municipal  Solid
   Waste Landfills.
   PB92-208206/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

REGION X - SEATTLE, WA
  EPA/910/9-91'/03B
   Beyond  the Border: Environmental Management in Wash-
   ington and British Columbia.
   PB92-1668B3/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/910/9-91/042
   Bioaccumutation of Contaminants in Crabs and Clams in
   Bellingham  Bay.
   PB92-166867/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/910/9-91/033
   Characteristics  of   Successful   Riparian   Restoration
   Projects in the Pacific Northwest.
   PB92-196039/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/910/9-91/03Z
   Chemical Contamination of Harbor  Seal Pups in  Puget
    Sound. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    PB92-132778/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/910/9-89/027F
   Chetco  Ocean Dredged Material  Disposal Site (ODMDS)
    Designation- Final Environmental  Impact Statement.
    PB92-104470/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/910/9-91/040
    Dioxin and  Furan Concentrations in Puget Sound Crabs.
    Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    PB92-132786/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/910/9-92/003
    Environmental Guidance: For Very Small Communities.
    PB92-196021/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/910/9-91/039
  Land Manager's Guide to Water Quality Monitoring.
  PB92-132802/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/910/9-91/005
  Long-Term  Changes  in  the  Areal  Extent  of Tidal
  Marshes,  Eelgrass Meadows and Kelp Forests of Puget
  Sound.
  PB92-104496/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/910/9-91/010
  Long-Term Trends in Puget Sound Marine Fishes: Select-
  ed Data Sets.
  PB92-104488/REB

EPA/910/9-91/001
  Monitoring Guidelines to Evaluate Effects of Forestry Ac-
  tivities on Streams in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
  PB92-104520/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

EPA/910/9-91/026
  Neanthes Long-Term Exposure Experiment: Further Eval-
  uation of  the Relationship  between Juvenile Growth  and
  Reproductive Success.
  PB92-166891/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/910/9-91/046
  Oil Tanker Waste Disposal Practices: A Review.
  PB92-196047/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/910/9-90/024
  Project Manager's Guide to Requesting  and Evaluating
  Chemical Analyses. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
  PB92-132794/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/910/9-91/020
  Puget Sound Pesticide  Reconnaissance Survey, 1990.
  PB92-104504/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

EPA/910/9-91/041
  Reference Area Performance Standards for Puget Sound.
  PB92-166917/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

EPA/910/9-88/197
  Sampling and Analysis Design for Development  of Ever-
  ett Harbor Action Program.
  PB92-166875/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/910/9-91/021
  Sunken Vessels and Aircraft Containing Hazardous Mate-
  rials in Puget Sound.
  PB92-104512/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
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CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX
 Entries are sequenced by corporate name, report number, and NTIS order number.
 The monitor agency number is given following the report title.
SAMPLE ENTRY
Corporate/Performing Organization
(Report or Series Number)
Title
(Sponsor's Report or Series Number)
NTIS Order Number/Meola Code Price Codes
1
1 OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY, Corvallls, OR
EPA/600/3-89/073
1 Sensitivity of Ecological Landscapes and Regions to
. Global Climatic Change
1 EPA/600/3-89/073
| PB90-120072/HSU PCA09/MFA01
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                                                CORPORATE   AUTHOR   INDEX
ABRAHAM LINCOLN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, CHICAGO,
IL.
   Technique for Screening and Maintaining Smaller Geno-
   mic Libraries.
   (EPA/6OO/J-92/214)
   PB92-195726/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES OF PHILADELPHIA,
AVONDALE, PA. STROUD WATER RESEARCH CENTER.
   Selection of Surrogates  for a  Genetically  Engineered
   Microorganism with Cellulolytic Capability  for Ecological
   Studies in Streams.
   (EPA/600/J-92/222)
   PB92-195791/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES OF PHILADELPHIA,
PA.
  REPT-88-18
   Analysis and Interpretation of Zooplankton Samples Col-
   lected during Phase 2 of the Eastern Lake Survey.
   (EPA/600/'ff-92/012)
   PB92-136829/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03

ACUREX CORP., JEFFERSON, AR.
   Pilot-Scale Incineration of Contaminated  Soil from  the
   Purity Oil Sales and McColl Superfund Sites.
   (EPA/6OO/2-91/058)
   PB92-105857/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Trace Metal Fate in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator with an Ion-
   izing Wet Scrubber (Journal Article).
   (EPA/600/J-91/253)
   PB92-110568/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Behavior of Arsenic in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator (Journal
   Version).
   (EPA/600/J-92/158)
   PB92-179845/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ACUREX CORP., JEFFERSON, AR. INCINERATION
RESEARCH FACILITY.
   Pilot-Scale Incineration of  RGB-Contaminated Sediments
   from the New Bedford Harbor Hot Spot Superfund Site.
   (EPA/600/R-92/068)
   PB92-178953/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A03

   Pilot-Scale Incineration of  PCB-Contaminated Sediments
   from the Hot Spot of the New Bedford Harbor Superfund
   Site.
   (EPA/600/A-92/187)
   PB92-227321/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ACUREX CORP., MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA. ENVIRONMENTAL
SYSTEMS DIV.
   Pilot-Scale Evaluation of the Thermal Stability POHC In-
   cinerability Ranking.
   (EPA/600/R-92/065)
   PB92-166966/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

   Operations and Research at the U.S. EPA  Incineration
   Research Facility: Annual Report for FY91.
   (EPA/600/R-92/051)
   PB92-239540/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

ACUREX CORP., RESEARCH  TRIANGLE PARK, NC.
   Evaluation of NOx Emission Control Catalysts for Power
   Plant SCR Installations.
   (EPA/600/D-91/261)
   PB92-121276/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Role of Gas-Phase CI2 in  the Formation of PCDD/PCDF
   during Waste Combustion.
   (EPA/6OO/J-91/281)
   PB92-121383/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Effect of Storage Conditions on Handling and SO2 Reac-
   tivity of Ca(OH)2-Based Sorbents.
   (EPA/600/J-91/289)
   PB92-124270/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Current Status of ADVACATE Process for Flue Gas De-
   sulfurization (Journal Article).
   (ePA/60O/J-92/O4T)
   PB92-150622/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Effects of Building Features on Indoor Air and Pollutant
   Movements.
   (EPA/600/J-92/OB8)
   PB92-1S3808/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Sorbent/Urea Slurry Injection for Simultaneous SO2/NOx
   Removal.
   (EPA/600/J-92/227)
    PB92-195817/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Panicu-
    late and Organic Emissions from a Third World Residen-
   tial Combustion Process. Ill Evaluation  of  a  Potential
   Technique for the Control of Emissions from the Indoor.
   Open Hearth Combustion of Coal
   (EPA/6OO/A-92/149)
    PB92-206499/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Panicu-
    late and Organic  Emissions from a Third World Residen-
    tial Combustion Process.  1. Facility Description and Re-
    sults of Tests of Three Rural China Residential Coals, a
    U.S. Coal, and Wood.
   (EPA/600/A-92/1S9)
    PB92-206598/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Corona Destruction:  An   Innovative Control  Technology
    for VOCs and Air Toxics.
   (EPA/600/A-92/162)
    PB92-206622/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 ACUREX CORP., RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC.
 ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS DIV.
    Evaluation of VOC Emissions from Heated Roofing As-
    phalt.
    (EPA/600/2-91/061)
    PB92-115286/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
ACUREX ENVIRONMENTAL CORP, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC.
    Predictions  of Azeotropes  Formed  from  Fluorinated
    Ethers, Ethanes, and Propanes.
    (EPA/600/A-92/128)
    PB92-195908/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Thermodynamic  Evaluation  of  Predicted  Fluorinated
    Ether, Ethane, and Propane Azeotropes.
    (EPA/600/A-92/144)
    PB92-198241/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Recommended Operating Procedure Number 56: Collec-
    tion of Gaseous Grab Samples from Combustion Sources
    for Nitrous Oxide Measurement.
    (EPA/600/R-92/141)
    PB92-216928/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Volatile Emissions from Stabilization/Solidification of Haz-
    ardous Waste.
    (EPA/600/A-92/18S)
    PB92-217371/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Control Technology Center FY91: A Fifth Year of Growth.
    (EPA/600/R-92/169)
    PB92-238468/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

AEROSPACE CORP., LOS ANGELES, CA.
    Capsule Report: Disposal of Flue Gas  Desurfurization
    Wastes. Shawnee Field Evaluation.
    (EPA/625/2-80/028)
    PB92-179936/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

AGENCY FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCES AND DISEASE
REGISTRY, ATLANTA, GA.
  ATSDR/HS-92/12
    Benzene  Groundwater Exposure Study, Nesmith, South
    Carolina.
    PB92-123801/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  ATSDR/HS-92/13
    Child Lead Exposure Study, Leeds, Alabama.
    PB92-123793/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE, RIVERSIDE, CA.
SALINITY LAB.
    RETC  Code for Quantifying the Hydraulic Functions of
    Unsaturated Soils. Documentation.
    (EPA/600/2-91/065, EPA/SW/DK-92/038A)
    PB92-119668/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Model of Virus Transport in Unsaturated Soil.
    (EPA/600/2-91/062)
    PB92-119957/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

ALABAMA UNIV. IN BIRMINGHAM. DEPT. OF CIVIL
ENGINEERING.
    Non-Stormwater Discharges into Storm  Drainage Sys-
    tems.
    (EPA/600/A-92/061)
    PB92-1585S9/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    U.S. EPA's Manual of Practice for the Investigation  and
    Control of Cross-Connection Pollution into Storm Drain-
     PA/600/A-92/171)
    PB92-217074/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ALLIANCE TECHNOLOGIES CORP, CHAPEL HILL, NC.
  CH-91-57
    Identification and Characterization of Missing or Unac-
    counted for Area Source Categories.
    (EPA/600/R-92/006)
    PB92-139377/REB           92-01  PC A1S/MF A03

  EPA/453/R-92/001
    Control of VOC Emissions from Nonferrous Metal Rolling
    Processes.
    PB92-227677/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Liquid and Gaseous Fuel Distribution System.
    (EPA/600/2-91/057)
    PB92-115203/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Greenhouse Gases from Small-Scale Combustion in De-
    veloping Countries: A Pilot Study in Manila
    (EPA/600/R-92/005)
    PB92-139369/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Residential Wood Combustion: Issues and Emission Esti-
    mation Techniques.
    (EPA/600/A-92/006)
    PB92-139435/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Solvent Use Emissions Estimation Methodologies: Future
    Implications.
    (EPA/600/A-92/022)
    PB92-150440/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Alternative Control Techniques  Document:  For  PM-10
    Emissions from Ferrous Foundries.
    (EPA/450/3-92/012)
    PB92-180017/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Control of VOC Emissions from Ink  and  Paint Manufac-
    turing Processes.

                              92-01  PC A09/MF A02

    Ozone-Induced  Inflammatory  Response in  Pulmonary
    Cells.
    (EPA/600/A-92/191)
    PB92-232792/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

 ALLIANCE TECHNOLOGIES CORP., LOWELL, MA.
    Development of Seasonal and  Annual  Biogerac Emis-
    sions Inventories for the U.S. and Canada.
    (EPA/600/7-91/006)
    PB92-126796/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Guidelines for Asbestos NESHAP Demolition  and Ren-
    ovation Inspection Procedures.
    (EPA/340/1-90/007)
    PB92-132836/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
tunng Processes.
(EPA/4SO/3-92/013)
PB92-190230/REB
    Seasonal and Annual Biogenic Emission Inventories for
    the U.S. and Canada.
    (EPA/600/A-92/005)
    PB92-139427/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO., INC., GARDENA, CA.
    Application for Certification 1990 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Honda.
    (EPA/46O/A-90/34)
    PB92-127976/REB           92-01   PC A22/MF A04

    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - American  Honda.
    (EPA/460/A-91/19)
    PB92-128032/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF E08

AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO., INC., TORRANCE, CA.
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Honda.
    (EPA/460/A-92/12)
    PB92-122332/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF A06

AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC INTERNATIONAL, INC., MCLEAN,
VA.
    Test of Criteria for Introduced Species: The Global Inva-
    sion by the Isopod 'Synidotea laevidorsalis' (Miers, 1881).
    (EPA/600/J-91/232, ERLN-NX11)
    PB92-108018/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION RESEARCH
FOUNDATION, DENVER, CO.
    Handbook of State Management Practices, July 1984.
    (EPA/570/9-85/2)
    PB92-164755/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

APS-MATERIALS, INC.,  DAYTON, OH.
    Chemical  Substitution  for  1,1,1 ,-Trichloroethane and
    Methanol in an Industrial Cleaning Operation.
    (EPA/600/J-92/162)
    PB92-179886/HEB           92-01   PC A03/MF AOt

AQUA TERRA CONSULTANTS, MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA.
    Modeling of Nonpoint Source Water Quality in Urban and
    Non-urban Areas.
    (EPA/600/3-91/039)
    PB92-109115/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

ARIZONA UNIV., TUCSON.  DIV. OF RESPIRATORY
SCIENCES.
    Deposition Patterns of  Ragweed  Pollen  in the Human
    Respiratory Tract
    (EPA/600/J-92/312)
    PB92-227537/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ARKANSAS UNIV., FAYETTEVILLE. DEPT. OF PLANT
PATHOLOGY.
    Preparation and Regeneration of Protoplasts of 'Colleto-
    trichum gloeosporioides' f. p. 'Aeschynomene'.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/216)
    PB92-195734/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

ASCI CORP., ATHENS, GA.
    Application  of  a  Water Quality Assessment  Modeling
    System at a Superfund Site.
    (EPA/600/3-91/046)
    PB92-164490/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Temperature and Conductivity Modeling for the Buffalo
    River.
    (EPA/600/J-92/243)
    PB92-206226/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

BABCOCK AND WILCOX CO., BARBERTON, OH.
    Demonstration  of Sorbent  Injection  Technology on  a
    Wall-Fired Utility Boiler (Edgewater Limb Demonstration).
    (EPA/600/R-92/115)
    PB92-201136/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

BATTELLE, ARLINGTON, VA.
    Biological Criteria: Guide to Technical Literature.
    (EPA/440/5-91/004)
    PB92-231489/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

BATTELLE COLUMBUS DIV., OH.
    Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
    Distillation: Technology  Evaluation Report.
    (EPA/600/R-92/024)
    PB92-153444/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

BATTELLE, COLUMBUS, OH.
    Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
    Filtration. Technology Evaluation Report.
    (EPA/600/2-91/066)
    PB92-126804/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

     Diagnostic Evaluation of Regional Acid Deposition Model
     (RADM) Performance during a Period of Frontal Passage
     Using Aircraft Measurements.
    (EPA/600/A-92/032)
     PB92-152958/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

     Phase Distributions of  Airborne Polycyclic Aromatic Hy-
     drocarbons in Two U.S. Cities.
     PB92-164979/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

     Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Their Derivatives
     in Indoor and Outdoor Air in an Eight-Home Study.
    (EPA/600/J-92/136)
     PB92-166701/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

     Theoretical  Evaluation of Stability  of Volatile Organic
     Chemicals and Polar Volatile Organic Chemicals in Canis-
     ters.
    (EPA/600/R-92/055)
     PB92-166941/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                        CA-1
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                                                         CORPORATE AUTHOR  INDEX
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 6 -
    Ethylene Thiourea.
    (EPA/810/B-92/012)
    PB92-168616/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Sampling Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Related
    Semivolatile Organic Compounds in Indoor Air.
    (EPA/60O/A-92/147)
    PB92-198274/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Facility Pollution Prevention Guide.
    (EPA/600/R-92/OB8)
    PB92-213206/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for the Metal Finish-
    ing Industry. Technology Evaluation Report
    (EPA/6OO/a-92/188)
    PB92-232214/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
BECHTEL CORP., SAN FRANCISCO, CA.
    Capsule Report Adipic Acid-Enhanced Lime/Limestone
    Test Results at the EPA Alkali Scrubbing Test Facility.
    (EPA/625/2-82/029)
    PB92-179944/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BENNETT AND WILLIAMS, INC, COLUMBUS. OH.
    Handbook of Suggested Practices for the Design and In-
    stallation of Ground-Water Monitoring Wells (Revised).
    (EPA/6OO/4-89/034-REV)
    PB92-2168B6/REB           92-04  PC A11/MF A03

BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC, MONTVALE, NJ.
    Application  for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - BMW.
    (EPA/460/A-91/2)
    PB91-242651/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
    Application  for Certification 1990 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - BMW.
    (EPA/460/A-90/33)
    PB92-127968/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF EM

    Application  for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - BMW of North America, Inc.
    (EPA/46O/A-92/36)
    PB92-182807/REB           92-04  PC AM/MF E11
BOOZ-ALLEN AND HAMILTON, INC, BETHESDA, MD.
  ISBN-0-16-036223-7
    Inside the Hotline: A Compilation of 1991 Monthly Hotline
    Reports.
    (EPA/530/SW-91/093N)
    PB92-131390/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
CAMBRIDGE SYSTEMATICS, INC, MA.
    Transportation Control Measure Information Documents.
    (EPA/4OO/R-92/006)
    PB92-173S66/REB           92-01  PC Alt/MF A04
CAMP, DRESSER AND MCKEE, INC, CAMBRIDGE, MA.
    Assessing UST Corrective Action Technology: A Scientif-
    ic Evaluation of the Mobility of Organic Contaminants in
    Subsurface  Environments.
    (EPA/600/2-91/053)
    PB92-114SS2/REB           92-01  PCA16/MFA03
    Soil-Air Permeability Method Evaluation.
    (EPA/600/D-91/273)
    PB92-124239/REB           92-01  PCA02/MFA01

    Technical Aspects of Underground  Storage Tank Clo-
    sure.
    (EPA/600/P-92/057)
    PB92-161199/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Soil Vapor  Extraction Column Experiments on Gasoline
    Contaminated Soil.
    (EPA/6OO/R-92/170)
    PB92-226430/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
CANAL DE ISABEL II, MADRID (SPAIN). DIV. DE
ESTADISTICA Y MODELOS.
    System for  Control of River Water Quality for the Com-
    munity of Madrid Using OUAL2E.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/244)
    PB92-20621B/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
CATERPILLAR, INC, PEORIA, IL
    Application  for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Caterpillar.
    (EPA/460/A-92/47)
    PB92-182922/REB           92-04  PC A1B/MF A04
COM FEDERAL PROGRAMS CORP, FAIRFAX, VA.
    Superfund Soils Data Management System.
    (EPA/600/A-92/010)
    PB92-139476/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
CENTEC CORP, RESTON, VA.
    Capsule Report: Acosttc Monitoring to Determine the In-
        I of Hazardous Waste Dams.
      PA/625/2-79/024)
      -92-179928/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CENTER OF MARINE BIOTECHNOLOGY, BALTIMORE,
MD.
    Mixed-Species Colonization  of Solid  Surfaces in Labora-
    tory BiofUms.
    (EPA/600/J-92/212)
    PB92-195692/REB          92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CHESSON CONSULTING, WASHINGTON, DC.
    Comparison of Airborne Asbestos Levels Determined by
    Transmission  Electron Microscopy (TEM) Using  Direct
    and Indirect Transfer Techniques.
    (EPA/560/549/004)
    PB92-191113/REB          92-01  PC A04/MF A01
CHRYSLER CORP, DETROIT, Ml.
    Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Chrysler.
    (EPA/46O/A-92/1)
    PB92-122225/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF E08
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
    (EPA/46O/A-92/2)
    PB92-122233/REB           92-01   PC A15/MF A03
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Chrysler.
    (EPA/460/A-92/3)
    PB92-122241 /REB           92-01   PC A20/MF A04
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Chrysler Otto Cycle.
    (EPA/46O/A-92/28)
    PB92-122S06/REB           92-01   PC A12/MF A03
    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
    (EPA/460/A-91/15)
    PB92-127992/REB           92-01   PC AM/MF A06
    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Chrysler.
    (EPA/460/A-91/16)
    PB92-128008/REB           92-01   PC AM/MF E11
    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Chrysler.
    (EPA/460/A-91/17)
    PB92-128016/REB           92-01   PC AM/MF E11

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Gas - Chrysler.
    (EPA/460/A-91/27)
    PB92-128115/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
CtBA-GEIGY CORP, RALEIGH, NC.
    Color Yes; Cancer No.
    (EPA/600/J-91/244)
    PB92-110477/REB           92-01
                                     PC A03/MF A01
CINCINNATI UNIV, OH
    Hydraulic Fracturing to Improve Nutrient and Oxygen De-
    livery for In situ Bkxedamation.
   (EPA/6OO/J-91/276)
    PB92-121334/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CLEAN HARBORS, INC, BEDFORD, MA.
    Quality Assurance Plan for the National Pesticide Survey
    of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 2 - Chlorinat-
    ed Pesticides.
   (EPA/810/B-92/O03)
    PB92-168525/REB                  92-04  PC AM

CLEMENT INTERNATIONAL CORP, HUSTON, LA.
    Health  Effects and Dose-Response Assessment for Hy-
    drogen Chloride Following Snort-Term Exposure.
   (EPA/450/3-92/003)
    PB92-161959/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
CLEMSON UNIV, SC. DEPT. OF CHEMISTRY AND
GEOLOGY.
    Physical Property Data on Ruorinated  Propanes and Bu-
    tanes as CFC and HCFC Alternatives.
   (EPA/600/A-92/150)
    PB92-206S07/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
COHEN (S.) AND ASSOCIATES, INC, MCLEAN, VA.
    Proceedings: The  1991  International Symposium on
    Radon  and Radon  Reduction Technology. Held in Phila-
    delphia, Pennsylvania on April 2-5, 1991.
    PB92-115344/REB            92-01   PC EM/MF EM

    Proceedings: The  1991  International Symposium on
    Radon and  Radon Reduction  Technology. Volume  1.
    Symposium Oral Papers Opening Session and Technical
    Sessions 1 through 5.
   (EPA/6OO/9-91/037A)
    PB92-115351 /REB           92-01  PC A18/MF AIM

    Proceedings: The  1991  International Symposium on
    Radon and  Radon Reduction  Technology. Volume  2.
    Symposium Oral Papers Technical Sessions 6 through
    10.
    (EPA/600/9-91/037B)
    PB92-115369/REB           92-01   PC A19/MF A04

    Proceedings:  The  1991  International Symposium on
    Radon and  Radon Reduction  Technology. Volume  3.
    Symposium Panel and Poster Papers Technical Sessions
    1 through 5.
    (EPA/600/9-91/037C)
    PB92-115377/REB           92-01   PC A20/MF A04

    Proceedings:  The 1991  International Symposium on
    Radon and  Radon Reduction  Technology. Volume  4.
    Symposium Poster Papers Technical Sessions 6 through
    10.
    (EPA/600/9-91/037D)
    PB92-115385/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

    Potential Uses of Phosphogypsum and Associated Risks.
    Background Information Document
    (EPA/402/R-92/002)
    PB92-196054/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
COLORADO STATE UNIV, FORT COLLINS.
    Pollution Impacts at the Stand and Ecosystem Levels.
    (EPA/600/A-92/077)
    PB92-179027/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
COLORADO STATE UNIV, FORT COLLINS. NATURAL
RESOURCE ECOLOGY LAB.
    Quality Assurance  Support for the National Atmospheric
    Deposition Program and National Trends Network Moni-
    toring Activities. Fourth Progress Report, 1990-1991.
    (EPA/600/R-92/106)
    PB92-194000/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
LUXEMBOURG.
    Methods for the Detection of Microorganisms in the Envi-
    ronmont.
    PB92-137454/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
COMPUTER SCIENCES CORP, ANNAPOLIS, MD.
CHESAPEAKE BAY LIAISON OFFICE.
  CBP/TRS-70/92
    Comprehensive List of Chesapeake Bay Basin Species.
    PB92-222850/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

COMPUTER SCIENCES CORP, CINCINNATI, OH.
    PAST: The Potential AHARs Selection Tool.
    (EPA/600/A-92/031 I
    PB92-152941 /REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

COMPUTER SCIENCES CORP, RESEARCH TRIANGLE
PARK, NC.
    Regional Ozone  Modeling  for  Northeast  Transport
    (ROMNET).
    (EPA/4SO/4-91/002A)
    PB92-108786/REB           92-01  PCA15/MFA03

    Regional Ozone  Modeling  for  Northeast  Transport
    (ROMNET). Appendices.
    (EPA/450/4-91/002B)
    PB92-10B794/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03

    Regional Oxidant Model (ROM) User's Guide. Part 4: The
    ROM System User Tutorial (Processor Network and Core
    Model).
    (EPA/600/8-90/083D,EPA/SW/MT-92/023A)
    PB92-120872/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    User's Guide for the Urban Airshed Model. Volume 6.
    User's Manual for the Postprocessing System.
    (EPA/450/4-90/007F)
    PB92-145382/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

COMPUTER SCIENCES CORP, RESEARCH TRIANGLE
PARK, NC. APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIV.
    Gridded Model  Information Support System  (GMISS)
    User's Guide. Volume 3. Model Concentration Data  Re-
    trieval Subsystem.
    (EPA/450/4-91/032)
    PB92-190263/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

CORNELL UNIV, ITHACA, NY. DEPT. OF SOIL, CROP AND
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES.
    Effect of Sodium Chloride on Transport of Bacteria in a
    Saturated Aquifer Material.
    (EPA/600/J-91/239)
    PB92-110428/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Bacterial Transport through Homogeneous Soil.
    (EPA/600/J-92/076)
    PB92-153329/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CORVALUS ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB, OR.
  EPA/600/3-91/067
    Assessment of Promising Forest  Management Practices
    and Technologies  for Enhancing the Conservation  and
    Sequestration of Atmospheric Carbon and Their Costs at
    the Site Level.
    PB92-122787/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/600/9-91/014
    Proceedings of  the  International  Workshop on Large-
    Scale Reforestation. Held in Corvallis, Oregon on May 9-
    10,1990.
    PB92-109131/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/600/9-91/039
    Ecological  Indicators. Proceedings  of  an  International
    Symposium. Held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on October
    16-19.1990.
    PB92-114131/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF  EM

  EPA/600/A-72/036
    Summary,  Projections, and Recommendations. (Chapter
    13).
    PB92-152990/REB
                              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/001
    Effects of Ozone on Crops.
    PB92-136845/REB
                              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/014
    MANE: A Multiphase. Aqueous, Non-Steady State, Equi-
    librium Model for Simulating Soil-Water Interactions.
    PB92-143B17/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/037
    Global Assessment of Promising  Forest Management
    Practices for Sequestration of Carbon.
    PB92-153006/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/ A-92/038
    Design Issues for Evaluating Seedling Exposure Studies.
    PB92-153014/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/048
    Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change.
    PB92-153741/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/078
    Methods Used in Determination of Cholinesterase Acttvi-
    PB92-179035/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/104
    Methods of Assessing Responses of Trees, Stands and
    Ecosystems to Air Pollution (Chapter 7).
    PB92-180231/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/119
    Clinical Biochemistry.
    PB92-188762/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/140
    Western Forests and Air Pollution.
    PB92-198209/REB           92-04  PC A22/MF A04

  EPA/600/D-91/231
    Two Different Approaches for Control and Measurement
    of Plant Functions in Closed Environmental Chambers.
    PB92-108067/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                         CORPORATE  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                                                               ECOS, INC., LANOOVER, MO.
EPA/600/D-91/267
  Toxicological Implementations of Remediating Hazardous
  Wastes.
  PB92-124171/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-90/545
  Indicators for Monitoring Biodiversity: A Hierarchical Ap-
  proach.
  PB92-108117/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/225
  Recovery of Bulk DNA from Soil by a Rapid, Small-Scale
  Extraction Method.
  PB92-108141/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/226
  Patch  Size  of Forest Openings and Arthropod Popula-
  tions.
  PB92-108158/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/227
  On-Site Methods for Assessing Chemical Impact on the
  Soil Environment Using Earthworms: A Case Study at the
  Baird and McGuire Superfund Site, Holbrook, Massachu-
  setts.
  PB92-108166/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/228
  Model  of Additive Effects of Mixtures of Narcotic Chemi-
  cals.
  PB92-108174/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/230
  Developmental Malformation of Frog Embryos: An Analy-
  sis of Teratogenicity of Chemical Mixtures.
  PB92-108190/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/278
  Global  Carbon Cycle and  Climate Change:  Responses
  and Feedbacks from Below-Ground Systems.
  PB92-121359/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/013
  Regional Patterns and Local Variability of Dry and Occult
  Deposition  Strongly  Influence Sulfate Concentrations in
  Maine  Lakes.
  PB92-136951/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/031
  Ozone Decreases Spring Root  Growth and Root Carbo-
  hydrate Content in  Ponderosa  Pine the Year Following
  Exposure.
  PB92-144039/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/032
  Diurnal Water Relations of  Walnut Trees: Implications for
  Remote Sensing.
  PB92-144047/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/033
  Stress  Interactions and Mycorrhizal Plant Response: Un-
  derstanding Carbon Allocation Priorities.
  PB92-144054/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/034
  Possible Approaches to Establishing Interlaboratory  Com-
  parability of Measurements of Polychiorinated Biphenyls
  in Human Serum.
  PB92-144062/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/080
  Physical  and Chemical Control  of Released Microorga-
  nisms at Field Sites.
  PB92-153360/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/081
  Nutrient  Leaching from Conifer Needles in  Relation to
  Foliar Apoplast Cation Exchange Capacity.
  PB92-153378/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/083
  Sulfate Retention and Cation Leaching of Forest Soils in
  Response to Acid Additions.
  PB92-153394/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/091
  Trends in Catskill Stream  Water Quality: Evidence from
  Historical Data.
  PB92-153832/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/092
  Selection of a Base  Serum for the Preparation of Quality
  Control Pools Containing Environment Analytes.
  PB92-153840/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/092
  Leaf Photosynthetic  and Water Relations Responses for
  'Valencia' Orange Trees Exposed to Oxidant Air  Pollu-
  tion.
  PB92-153857/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/094
  Climate  Change and Isoprene  Emissions from Vegeta-
  tion.
  PB92-153865/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/095
  Ecological  Regions versus Hydrologic Units: Frameworks
  for Managing Water Quality.
  PB92-153873/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/096
  Interlaboratory Study of Cellular Fluorescence Intensity
  Measurements   with  Fluorescein-Labeled   Microbead
  Standards.
  PB92-153881/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/098
  Trends and Patterns in Section 404 Permitting Requiring
  Compensatory  Mitigation  in  Oregon and Washington,
  USA.
  PB92-153907/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/167
   Modification of an Index of Biotic Integrity Based on Fish
   Assemblages to Characterize Rivers of the Seine Basin,

   PB92-180322/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/168
   Formation of Transconjugants on Plating Media Following
   'In situ' Conjugation Experiments.
   PB92-180330/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/170
   Effects of Open-Top  Chambers  on 'Valencia' Orange
   Trees.
   PB92-180355/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/171
   Teratogenesis,  Toxicity, and Bioconcentration in  Frogs
   Exposed to Dieldrin.
   PB92-180363/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/ J-92/ 177
   Effects of Low Dissolved  Oxygen on Survival, Growth
   and  Reproduction of  'Daphnia',  'Hyalella'  and 'Gam-
   marus'.
   PB92-188846/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/178
   Acidic Episodes in Surface Waters in Europe.
   PB92-188853/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/289
   Effects of Section 404 Permitting on Freshwater Wet-
   lands in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.
   PB92-217439/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/290
   Effects of El Nino and La Nina on Seabird Assemblages
   in the Equatorial Pacific.
   PB92-217405/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/291
   Effects of Aqueous and Dietary Exposure of  Dieldrin on
   Survival,  Growth and Bioconcentration in  Mallard  Duck-
   lings.
   PB92-217413/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/325
   Age-Dependent Changes  in Activity of Mallard Plasma
   Cholinesterases.
   PB92-232875/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

  EPA/600/R-92/020
   Effects of Glean, a Suifonylurea Herbicide, on the Repro-
   ductive Biology and Fruit  Set  in Cherry Trees. Progress
   Report to Region 10.
   PB92-142652/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/R-92/056
   Air Pollution Effects on Biodiversity.
   PB92-170166/REB
                                 .
                               92-01   PC A1S/MF A03
  EPA/600/R-92/060
   Wetlands Research Plan FY92-96:  An Integrated Risk-
   Based Approach.
   PB92-178946/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/600/R-92/070
   User's Guide and Data Dictionary for Kenai Lakes Inves-
   tigation Project.
   PB92-1 78961 /REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/R-92/150
   Approach to Improving Decision Making in Wetland Res-
   toration and Creation.
   PB92-217306/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/600/R-92/156
   Interim Protocol for the Evaluation of Survival of Geneti-
   cally Engineered Microorganisms by  Simulating the Aerial
   Environment Using a Freeze-Drying Procedure.
   PB92-217470/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/R-92/186
   Direct/Delayed  Response  Project:   Future  Effects  of
   Long-Term Sulfur Deposition on Stream Chemistry in the
   Mid-Appalachian Region of the Eastern United States.
   PB92-232370/REB            92-04  PC A18/MF A04

   Permit Tracking System (PTS), Version 1.0  (for Micro-
   computers).
   (EPA/SW/DK-92/0 15)
   PB92-500347/REB                    92-01   CP DOS

   Natural  Enemy  Risk Assessment (NERISK)  (for Micro-
   computers).
   (EPA/SW/DK-92/0 18)
   PB92-500446/REB                    92-01   CP D06
CUMMINS ENGINE CO., INC., COLUMBUS, IN.
   Application for Certification 1 992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Diesel Vehicles - Cummins Engine Company, Inc.
   (EPA/460/A-92/48)
   PB92-182930/REB            92-04  PCA21/MFA04
DAIHATSU MOTOR CO., INC., LOS ALAMITOS, CA.
   Application  for Certification 1992 Model Year  Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Daihatsu.
   (EPA/460/A-92/4)
   PB92-122258/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

DAYTON UNIV., OH. RESEARCH INST.
   Comparison  of Organic Emissions from Laboratory  and
   Full-Scale Thermal Degradation of Sewage Sludge.
   (EPA/600/J-92/00 1)
   PB92-136852/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

DEECO, INC., CARY, NC.
   Method 25: Determination of  Total  Gaseous Non-Meth-
   ane  Organic  Emissions  as   Carbon  from  Stationary
   Sources.
   (EPA/600/8-91/209)
    PB92-113026/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, DC.
    Nitrate Occurence in U.S.  Waters  (and Related Ques-
    tions). A  Reference Summary of Published Sources from
    an Agricultural Perspective.
    PB92-155696/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY, WASHINGTON, DC.
    International Symposium on Field Screening Methods for
    Hazardous Wastes and Toxic Chemicals (2nd), Proceed-
    ings.  Held in Las Vegas,  Nevada  on February  12-14,
    1991.
    (EPA/600/9-91/028)
    PB92-125764/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF EOS

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY, WASHINGTON, DC.
    Base Realignment and Closure 'How-to' Manual for Com-
    pliance with the National Environment Policy Act.
    PB92-146281/REB            92-01   PC A15/MF A03

DETROIT DIESEL CORP., Ml.
    Application for Certification 1990 Heavy-Duty Diesel - De-
    troit Diesel.
    (EPA/460/A-90/35)
    PB92-127984/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Detroit Diesel Corporation.
    (EPA/460/A-92/49)
    PB92-182948/REB            92-04   PC A10/MF A03

DREXEL UNIV., PHILADELPHIA, PA. GEOSYNTHETIC
RESEARCH INST.
    Biological Activity and Potential Remediation Involving
    Geotextile Landfill Leachate Filters.
    (EPA/600/A-92/OS3)
    PB92-153451/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Ductile-to-Brittle  Transition  Time in Polyethylene Geo-
    membrane Sheet.
    (EPA/600/A-92/049)
    PB92-153758/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Geomembrane Anchorage Behavior Using a Large Scale
    Pullout Apparatus.
    (EPA/600/A-92/177)
    PB92-217124/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Stress Crack Testing of Polyethylene Geomembranes.
    (EPA/600/A-92/178)
    PB92-217132/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

DUKE UNIV.  MEDICAL CENTER, DURHAM, NC.
    Triphenyl Phosphite-Induced Ultrastructural Changes  in
    Bovino Adrenomedullary Cnromaffin  Cells.
    (EPA/600/J-92/271)
    PB92-209337/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

DUKE UNIV.  MEDICAL CENTER, DURHAM, NC. DIV. OF
ALLERGY, CRITICAL CARE, AND RESPIRATORY
MEDICINE.
    Reduction of  Neutrophil Influx Diminishes Lung Injury and
    Mortality  Following Phosgene Inhalation.
    (EPA/600/J-92/300)
    PB92-227420/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

DUXBURY (DANA) AND ASSOCIATES, ANDOVER, MA.
    Proceedings on the National United  States Environmental
    Protection Agency Conference on Household Hazardous
    Waste Management (6th). Held in Seattle, Washington on
    December 3-7, 1991.
    (EPA/530/R-92/016!
    PB92-169390/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF EOS

DYNAMAC CORP., ADA, OK.
    Biotransformation of Monoaromatic and Chlorinated Hy-
    drocarbons at an Aviation Gasoline Spill Site.
    (EPA/600/J-92/028)
    PB92-144005/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

DYNAMAC CORP., ROCKVILLE, MD.
    Health Assessment Document for Vermiculite.
    (EPA/600/8-91/037)
    PB92-166834/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Health Advisory for 2,4- and 2,6-Dinitrotoluene (DNT).
    PB92-189315/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

    Sequencing Batch Reactors: Summary Report.
    (EPA/625/8-86/011)
    PB92-216969/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Causes  and  Control of Activated  Sludge Bulking and
    Foaming.
    (EPA/625/8-87/012)
    PB92-216977/REB                   92-04  PC A05

    Health Assessment Document for Talc.
    (EPA/600/8-91/217, ECAO-R-0367)
    PB92-239524/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EASTERN RESEARCH GROUP, INC., ARLINGTON, MA.
    Workshop Report on  Toxicity  Equivalency Factors for
    Polychiorinated  Biphenyl  Congeners. Risk Assessment
    Forum.
    (EPA/625/3-91/020)
    PB92-114529/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

    Seminar Publication: Nonpoint Source Watershed Work-
    shop. Held  in New Orleans, Louisiana, January 29-31,
    1991.
    (EPA/625/4-91/027)
    PB92-137504/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

ECOS, INC., LANDOVER, MD.
    Lead  and Copper Rule  Guidance Manual. Volume 1.
    Monitoring.
    PB92-112101/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03
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                                                          CORPORATE  AUTHOR  INDEX
 EG AND G ENERGY MEASUREMENTS, INC., LAS VEGAS,
 NV. REMOTE SENSING LAB.
   EGG-10617-1148
    Aerial radiological survey of Pocatello and Soda Springs.
    Idaho and surrounding area, June-July 1986.
    DE91017051/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   EPA-8613
    Aerial radiological survey of Pocatello and Soda Springs,
    Idaho and surrounding area, June-July 1986.
    DE91017051/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EMCON ASSOCIATES, SAN JOSE, CA.
    Landfill Gas Energy Utilization: Technology Options and
    Case Studies.
    (EPA/600/R-92/116)
    PB92-203116/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

 ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CORP,
 DURHAM, NC.
    Trajectory and Incineration of Rogue Droplets in a Turbu-
    lent Diffusion Flame.
    (EPA/600/J-91/321)
    PB92-120450/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CORP.,
 IRVINE, CA.
    Waste Combustion System Analysis.
    (EPA/600/7-91/OOB)
    P892-125418/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Incin-
    eration.
    (EPA/600/7-91/010)
    PB92-1269S2/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Incin-
    eration.
    (EPA/6OO/A-92/021)
    PB92-150432/REB           92-01  PC AOZ/MF A01

 ENSR, ACTON, MA.
    Evaluation of  Hydraulic  Conductivities Calculated from
    Murtiport-Permeameter Measurements.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/029)
    PB92-144013/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 ENTROPY ENVIRONMENTALISTS, INC., RESEARCH
 TRIANGLE PARK, NC.
    Laboratory and Field Evaluations of a Methodology for
    Determining Hexavalent Chromium Emissions from Sta-
    tionary Sources.
    (EPA/600/3-91/052)
    PB92-101336/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A02

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Orgaracs from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    PB92-151547/REB           92-01  PCEM/MFEM

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Orgaracs from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 1. Summary Report.
    (EPA/6OO/R-92/003A)
    PB92-151554/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Emissions of Metals. Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Orgaracs from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 2. Site 5 Emission Test Report Hexavalent Chro-
    mium Method Evaluation.
    (EPA/6OO/R-92/O03B)
    PB92-151S62/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Orgaracs from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 3. Site 6 Emissions Test Report
    (EPA/600/FI-92/OO3O
    PB92-151570/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Orgaracs from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 4. Site 6 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
    (EPA/6OO/R-92/003D)
    PB92-151588/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Orgaracs from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 5. Site 7 Test  Report CEMS Evaluation.
    (EPA/600/R-92/003E)
    PB92-151S96/REB          92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Orgaracs from Municipal Wastewater Sludge  Incinerators.
    Volume 6. Site 8 Emission Test Report
    (EPA/6OO/R-92/O03F)
    PB92-1S1604/REB          92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Orgamcs from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 7. Site 8 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
    (EPA/600/R-92/003G)
    PB92-151612/REB          92-01  PC A16/MF A03

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Orgaracs from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
    Volume 8. Site 9 Emission Test Report
    (EPA/600/FI-92/OO3HI
    PB92-151620/REB          92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
    Orgaracs from Municipal Wastewater Sludge  Incinerators.
    Volume 9. Site 9 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
    (EPA/6OO/R-92/003I)
    PB92-151638/REB          92-01  PC A99/MF AM

    Technical  Assistance Document: Performance Audit Pro-
    cedures for Opacity Monitors.
    (EPA/450/4-92/010)
    PB92-192889/REB          92-01  PC A12/MF A03
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH AND TESTING,
INC, RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC.
    Synthesis  of a Novel Fluorinated Benzo(a)pyrene: 4,5-
    Difluorobenzo(a)pyrene.
    (EPA/6OO/J-91/246)
    PB92-110493/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Induction of Micronuclei by X-radiatkjn in Human, Mouse
    and Rat Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes.
    (EPA/600/J-91/269I
    PB92-113315/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Genotoxicity in Mouse Lymphoma Cells of Chemicals Ca-
    pable of Michael Addition.
    (EPA/6OO/J-91/324)
    PB92-120484/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    DNA  Adducts in Rat Lung.  Liver and Peripheral  Blood
    Lymphocytes  Produces  by  i.p.   Administration   of
    Benzo(a)Pyrene Metabolites and Derivatives.
    (EPA/6OO/J-91/306)
    PB92-124627/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

    FractionatJon of Complex Combustion  Mixtures Using an
    Ion-Exchange Methodology.
    (EPA/6OO/D-91/2B1)
    PB92-126887/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Direct DNA Sequencing of PCR Products.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/OS3)
    PB92-150671/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

    Morphological Transformation and DNA Adduct Forma-
    tion by Benzfljaceanmrylene  and Its Metabolites  in
    C3H10T1/2CLB Cells: Evidence  for  Both Cyclopenta-
    Ring and Bay-Region Metabolic Activation Pathways.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/O6S)
    PB92-150762/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Evaluation of High Volume Particle Sampling and Sample
    Handling Protocols for Ambient Urban Air Mutagenicity
    Determinations.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/1B9)
    PB92-188952/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Characteristics of the  U.S. EPA's Office of Pesticide Pro-
    grams' Toxicrty Information Databases.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/191)
    PB92-188978/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Effects of Operating  Variables on PAH Emissions and
    Mutagenicity of Emissions from Woodstoves (Journal Ar-
    ticle).
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/226)
    PB92-195809/RE8           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Interspeoes Cytogenetic Comparisons: Studies with X-
    Radiation and Bteomyan Sulfate.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/301)
    PB92-227438/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYSTEMS LAB.,
CINCINNATI, OH.
  EPA/600/4-90/027
    Methods for  Measuring the  Acute Toxicity of Effluents
    and Receiving Waters to Freshwater and Marine  Orga-
    nisms (Fourth Edition).
    PB91-167650/REB           92-01   PC AU/MF A03

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYSTEMS LAB,
CINCINNATI, OH. CHEMISTRY RESEARCH DIV.
  EPA/600/R-92/129
    Methods for the Determination of Organic Compounds  in
    Drinking Water. Supplement 2.
    PB92-207703/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYSTEMS LAB,
CINCINNATI, OH. VIROLOGY BRANCH.
  EPA/600/4-91/023
    Practical Directory to Phycovirus Literature.
    PB92-132893/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYSTEMS LAB, LAS
VEGAS, NV.
  DOE/DP/00539-063
    Offsrte environmental  monitoring report Radiation  moni-
    toring around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar
    year 1990.
    DE92010386/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A02

  EPA-600/4-91/030
    Offsite environmental  monitoring report Radiation  moni-
    toring around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar
    year 1990.
    DE92010386/REB            92-04   PC A09/MF A02

  EPA/600/B-91/045
    Selection of Adduet-Forming Chemicals for Human  Moni-
    toring Studies.
    PB92-132877/REB           92431   PC AOS/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/125
    Proximity of Louisiana Sanitary Landfills to Wetlands and
    Deepwater Habitats.
    PB92-164953/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/302
    Evaluation and Comparison of Spatial Interpolators.
    PB92-227446/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Tests of Indoor Air Quality Sinks.
    (EPA/6OO/R-92/094)
    PB92-218346/REB           92-04   PC A1S/MF A03

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYSTEMS LAB, LAS
VEGAS, NV. EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT RESEARCH DIV.
    Protein Adducts for Exposure  Monitoring: A  Computer-
    ized Database (CPAD) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
    (EPA/SW/DK-92/037)
    PB92-501873/REB                   92-01  CP D02
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ANN ARBOR,
Ml. CERTIFICATION POLICY AND SUPPORT BRANCH.
  EPA/AA/CD/CPSB-92/01
    Effects of RVP on Emissions at 20F Ambient Tempera-
    ture.
    PB92-143684/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ANN ARBOR,
Ml. CONTROL TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS
BRANCH.
  EPA/AA/CTAB-91/05
    Evaluation of a Schatz Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
    Vehicle.
    PB92-114255/REB            92431  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/AA/CTAB-91 /06
    Evaluation of a Vehicle Equipped with a Direct Injection
    Engine Using Neat Methanol.
    PB92-118009/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/AA/CTAB-92/01
    Evaluation of Research Prototype Vehicles Equipped with
    Direct Injection Two-Stroke Cycle Engines.
    PB92-143692/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ANN ARBOR,
Ml. EMISSION CONTROL TECHNOLOGY DIV.
  EPA/AA/TSS/IM-90/1
    Integrating On-Board Diagnostic System Capabilities into
    the Inspection and Repair Functions of I/M Programs.
    PB92-104454/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ANN ARBOR,
Ml. OFFICE OF MOBILE SOURCES.
  EPA/AA/CTAB-91/04
    Evaluation of a Kemira Oy Resistivery Heated Catalyst on
    a Methanol-Fueled Vehicle.
    PB92-104397/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/AA/TSS-91/1
    IM240 Transient I/M Dynamometer Driving Schedule and
    the Composite I/M Test Procedure.
    PB92-104405/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/420/R-92/001
    Transportation and Air Quality Planning Guidelines, 1992.
    PB92-201458/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

  EPA/450/4-81 /026D-REV
    Procedures for Emission Inventory  Preparation. Volume
    4: Mobile Sources.
    PB92-209386/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

  EPA/460/3-91/02
    Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report.
    PB92-126960/REB           92-01  PC A24/MF A04

    Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report and
    Appendixes.
    PB92-104462/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF A04

    VMT Forecasting and Tracking Guidance, Section 187.
    PB92-164961/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL  PROTECTION AGENCY, ANN ARBOR,
Ml. TECHNICAL SUPPORT STAFF.
  EPAMA/TSS/IM-89/2
    I/M  Network Type: Effects on Emission  Reductions,
    Cost, and Convenience. Technical Information Document
    PB92-104447/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A01

  EPA/AA/TSS/IM-90-3
    Recommended I/M  Short  Test Procedures  for  the
    1990's: Six Alternatives.
    PB92-104439/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL  PROTECTION AGENCY, ANN ARBOR,
Ml. TECHNOLOGY  DEVELOPMENT GROUP.
  EPA/AA/TDG-92/03
    Evaluation of a Schatz Heat  Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
    Vehicle. Phase 2.
    PB92-204585/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/AA/TDG-92/05
    Natural Gas  Vehicle Challenge. EPA Emissions and Fuel

                              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
Economy Testing, 1992.
PB92-217926/REB
                 EB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ANN ARBOR,
Ml. TEST AND EVALUATION BRANCH.
  EPA/AA/TEB/EF-90/4
    Fuel Volatility Effects on Exhaust Emissions.
    PB92-110014/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/AA/TEB-91 /02
    Emissions and Fuel Economy Effects of the Platinum Ga-
    saver, a Retrofit Device.
    PB92-104421/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/AA/TEB-511/91/01
    Second EPA Evaluation of the Platinum Gasaver Device
    under Section 511  of the  Motor Vehicle Information and
    Cost Savings Act (Updated).
    PB92-104413/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ANNAPOLIS,
MO. CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM.
  CBP/TRS-71/92
    Chesapeake Bay Citizen Monitoring Program Report Con-
    estoga River (October 1986-June 1990).
    PB92-217801/RE8           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
  CBP/TRS-72/92
    Chesapeake Bay Basin Comprehensive List of Toxic Sub-
    stances.
    PB92-221373/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Progress Report of  the Baywide Nutrient Reduction Re-
    evaluation: Chesapeake Bay Program.
    PB92-161033/REB           92-01   PCA04/MFA01
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                                                         CORPORATE  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                         ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, CINCINNATI, OH.
    Chesapeake Bay  Striped  Bass Fishery  Management
    Plan: Chesapeake Bay Program. Annual Progress Report
    from the Chesapeake Executive Council.
    PB92-186428/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Chesapeake Bay  Bluefish Fishery Management Plan.
    Chesapeake Bay   Program  Agreement  Commitment
    Report.
    PB92-186436/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Chesapeake Bay Waterfowl Policy and Management Plan
    (Agreement Committment Report).
    PB92-186451/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Chesapeake Bay Weakfish and Spotted Seatrout Fishery
    Management Plan: An Agreement Commitment Report
    from the Chesapeake Executive Council.
    PB9M86477/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ARLINGTON,
VA. SPECIAL REVIEW AND REREGISTRATION DIV.
  EPA/540/RS-92/214
    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Citric Acid.
    PB92-221829/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/700/R-92/001
    Pesticide Reregistration Progress Report.
    PB92-224328/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ATHENS, GA.
  EPA/600/J-92/330
    Infrared Spectroscopy-Based Property-Reactivity Correla-
    tions  for  Predicting Environmental  Fate  of  Organic
    Chemicals.
    PB92-232925/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ATLANTA, GA.
REGION IV.
  EPA/904/6-88/001
    Application  of Dye-Tracing Techniques for Determining
    Solute-Transport Characteristics  of  Ground Water  in
    Karst Terranes.
    PB92-231356/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, CHAMBLEE,
GA. OFFICE OF PESTICIDES PROGRAMS.
  EPA/540/RS;92/186
    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED). Sodium Diace-
    tate.
    PB92-161934/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, CHICAGO, IL.
GREAT LAKES NATIONAL PROGRAM OFFICE.
    Regional Efforts Through the LJC to  Address Contami-
    nated Bottom Sediment Problems in the Great Lakes.
    AD-P006 832/0/REB         92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Dealing with Toxic Polluted Sediments in the Great Lakes
    Basin.
    AD-P006 908/8/REB         92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, CINCINNATI,
OH.
  EPA/600/J-92/002
    Observations on Studies  Useful to Asbestos Operations
    and Management Activities.
    PB92-136860/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, CINCINNATI,
OH. CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
INFORMATION.
  CERI-91-99
    RCRA Corrective Actions. Speaker Slide Copies.
    PB92-224815/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/540/S5-90/007
    Technology Demonstration Summary, DuPont/Oberlin Mi-
    crofiltration  System, Palmerton,  Pennsylvania. April-May
    1992.
    PB92-224351/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/625/6-91/014
    Handbook: Control Technologies for Hazardous Air Pol-
    lutants.
    PB92-141373/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, CINCINNATI,
OH. DRINKING WATER RESEARCH DIV.
  EPA/600/A-92/090
    Use of Pilot Columns for Predicting Full-Scale GAC Per-
    formance.
    PB92-179159/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/100
    Application of Modified Aluminon and GFAAS Methods to
    Beryllium Determination in Drinking Water.
    PB92-180199/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/D-91/253
    Comparison of Five Solidification/Stabilization Processes
    for Treatment of Municipal Waste Combustion Residues.
    Part 1. Physical Testing.
    PB92-121193/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/D-91/262
    Radionuclide Removal.
    PB92-121284/REB
                              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/D-91/269
    Drinking Water Research Division's Research Activities in
    Support of EPA's Regulatory Agenda.
    PB92-124197/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/D-91/270
    Field Studies for Control of Organics and Disinfection By-
    Products.
    PB92-124205/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/D-91/272
    Formation of Disinfection By-products.
    PB92-124221/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/285
    Effect of the Method of Preparing Monochloramine upon
    Inactivation of MS2 Coliphage, 'Escherichia  coli', and
    'Klebsiella pneumonias'.
    PB92-217355/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/R-92/164
    Removal of Radium from Drinking Water.
    PB92-218320/REB           §2-04  PC A07/MF A02

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, CINCINNATI,
OH. ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA AND ASSESSMENT
OFFICE.
  ECAO-CIN-D003
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Beryllium.
    PB92-173301/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02
  ECAO-CIN-D007
    Drinking Water Criteria  Document for  Hexachlorocyclc-
    pentadiene.
    PB92-173418/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
  ECAO-CIN-D009
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Phthalic Acid Esters
    (PAES).
    PB92-173442/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03

  ECAO-CIN-D010
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Polycyclic Aromatic
    Hydrocarbons (PAHs).
    PB92-173459/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF AIM
  ECAO-CIN-D012
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Trichlorobenzenes.
    PB92-173491/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  ECAO-CIN-242
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Hexachloroben-
    zene.
    PB92-173400/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03
  ECAO-CIN-423
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endrin.
    PB92-173384/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03
  ECAO-CIN-442
    Drinking Water Criteria Document for Cyanide.
    PB92-173319/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02
  ECAO-CIN-443
    Drinking Water Quantification of Toxicologic  Effects for
    Nickel.
    PB92-173426/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/600/6-91/006
    Preliminary Risk Assessment for  Bacteria in Municipal
    Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
    PB92-126820/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03
  EPA/600/R-92/064
    Preliminary Risk Assessment for  Viruses in Municipal
    Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
    PB92-198548/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A03

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, CINCINNATI,
OH. HAZARDOUS WASTE ENGINEERING RESEARCH
LAB.
  EPA/625/2-84/031
    Capsule Report: Benefits  of  Microprocessor Control of
    Curing  Ovens for Solvent-Based Coatings.
    PB92-179993/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, CINCINNATI,
OH. OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.
  EPA/600/B-92/098
    Andrew W. Breidenbach Environmental Research Center
    Small Systems Resource Directory.
    PB92-239565/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, CINCINNATI,
OH. RISK REDUCTION ENGINEERING LAB.
  EPA/530/SW-91/051
    Technical  Guidance  Document: Inspection Techniques
    for the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field  Seams.
    PB92-109057/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02
  EPA/540/5-91/008
    Superfund  Innovative Technology  Evaluation Program:
    Technology Profiles, Fourth Edition.
    PB92-224294/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

  EPA/540/A5-91/002
    AWD Technologies Integrated AquaDetox  (Trade Name)/
    SVE Technology. Applications Analysis Report.
    PB92-218379/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/540/A5-91/007
    Retech, Inc..  Plasma Centrifugal  Furnace: Applications
    Analysis Report.
    PB92-231315/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/540/R-92/001
    Technology Evaluation  Report: Ogden Circulating Bed
    Combuslor at the McColl Superfund Site.
    PB92-227289/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/540/S5-91/003
    Technology Demonstration Summary: Bio Trol Soil Wash-
    ing System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.
    PB92-224393/REB
                              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/9-91/012
    Storm and Combined Sewer Pollution Control: A Compila-
    tion of Significant References.
    PB92-114560/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/004
    Co-Existing with Asbestos: A Look at the Engineering Re-
    search Program of  the U.S.  Environmental  Protection
    Agency.
    PB92-139419/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/030
    Developments in Chemical Treatment of Contaminated
    Soil.
    PB92-152933/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/043
  Trace Elements, Leaching and Health Risks from Munici-
  pal Waste Combustion Ash.
  PB92-153311/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/050
  Environmental Protection Agency's Municipal Solid Waste
  Landfill Liner Design Criteria.
  PB92-153766/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/051
  Waste Minimization for Non-Agricultural Pesticide Appli-
  cators: EPA's Pollution Prevention Guide.
  PB92-153774/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/060
  Storage of Combined Sewage in a Marine Waterbody.
  PB92-158542/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/091
  Demonstration of Waste Treatment Technologies.
  PB92-179670/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/092
  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Research Program
  on the Environmental Impacts and  Control of Highway
  Deicing Salt Pollution.
  PB92-179688/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/093
  Compliance Concerns with the New Coliform Regulation.
  PB92-179696/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/094
  Opportunistic Organisms and the Water Supply Connec-
  tion.
  PB92-179704/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/098
  Asia Pacific Cleaner Production Conference: Cooperative
  Approaches  in Minimising  Hazardous Wastes. Held in
  Melbourne, Australia on February 24-27, 1992.
  PB92-180173/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/099
  Asia Pacific Cleaner Production Conference: International
  Legislative Trends. Held in Melbourne, Australia on Feb-
  ruary 24-27. 1992.
  PB92-180181/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/111
  Inspection Techniques for  the Fabrication of  Geomem-
  brane Field Seams.
  PB92-1BB770/REB           92-01  PCA02/MFA01

EPA/600/A-92/169
  Assessing Toxicity of Organic Chemicals to  Anaerobic
  Treatment Processes.
  PB92-217058/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/172
  Hazardous  Waste  Degradation  by Wood  Degrading
  Fungi.
  PB92-217082/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/173
  Comparison  of the Incineration of Medical Waste with
  Hazardous and Municipal Waste.
  PB92-217090/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/174
  Respirometric Methods for Determination of Biodegrada-
  bility and Biodegradation Kinetics for Hazardous Organic
  Pollutant Compounds.
  PB92-217108/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/183
  Development of Emerging Technologies within the SITE
  Program.
  PB92-217322/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/184
  Microbiological Changes in Source Water Treatment: Re-
  flections in Distribution Water Quality.
  PB92-217363/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/186
  Intelligent Processing Equipment within the Environmen-
  tal Protection Agency.
  PB92-217330/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/251
  United States Environmental Protection Agency Municipal
  Waste Combustion  Residue Solidification/Stabilization
  Evaluation Program.
  PB92-121177/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/252
  U.S. EPA Program for Evaluation of Treatment and Utili-
  zation Technologies for Municipal  Waste Combustion
  Residues.
  PB92-121185/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/254
  Comparison  of  Solidification/Stabilization Processes  for
  Treatment of  Municipal Waste  Combustion  Residues.
  Part 2. Leaching Properties.
  PB92-121201/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/278
  Applicability  of UV/Oxidation Technologies
  laminated Groundwater.
  PB92-126853/REB          92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/279
  Lignocellulosic-Plastic Composites from Recycled Materi-
  als.
  PB92-126861/REB          92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/285
  Prospects for In situ Chemical Treatment for Contaminat-
  ed Soil.
  PB92-126929/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                 «s to Treat Con-
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                                                          CORPORATE  AUTHOR  INDEX
  EPA/600/J-91/224
    Waste Reduction Technology  Evaluations of the U.S.
    EPA WRITE Program.
    PB92-108133/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91 /255
    Comparison of In situ Vitrification and Hotary Kiln Inciner-
    ation for Soils Treatment.
    PB92-113174/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/256
    Field-Testing Distribution Water Quality Models.
    PB92-113182/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/279
    Extraction of Mercury from Groundwater Using Immobi-
    lized Algae.
    PB82-121367/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/290
    Comparison of Animal Infectjvity, Excystation, and Fluoro-
    genic Dye as Measures of 'Giardia muris' Cyst Inactiva-
    tkxi by Ozone.
    PB92-124288/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/300
    U.S. EPA SITE  Demonstration of AWD  Technologies'
    AquaDetox/SVE System.
    PB92-124387/HEB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/319
    RCRA Cover Systems for Waste Management Facilities.
    PB92-120435/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/003
    Evaluation  of Waste Stabilized by the Soliditech SITE
    Technology.
    PB92-136878/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/004
    Prevention of Waterborne Cholera in the United States.
    PB92-136886/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/009
    Demonstration of Microfiltration Technology.
    PB92-136936/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/OS1
    EPA SITE  Demonstration of the BioTrol Soil Washing
    Process.
    PB92-150655/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/ J-92/052
    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's SITE Emerging
    Technology Program: 1991 Update.
    PB92-150663/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/077
    Pollution Prevention Methods in the Surface Coating In-
    dustry.
    PB92-153337/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/078
    AL and the Environment: Knowledge-Based Tools for En-
    vironmental Decision Makers.
    PB92-153345/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

  EPA/600/J-92/085
    Ten Year Review of Plastics Recycling.
    P892-153402/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/102
    Reclaiming Fiber from Newsprint Dry Methods.
    PB92-153949/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/128
    Expert Systems Show Promise for Customer Inquiries.
    Management and Operations.
    PB92-166636/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/140
    Personnel Protection through Reconnaissance Robotics
    at Superfund Remedial Sites.
    PB92-166743/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/,1-92/149
    Hurrnc  Substances  and Contaminant  Transport:  A

    PB92-179753/REB          92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/150
    Combined Sewer Overflow: Balancing Flow for CSO
    Abatement
    PB92-179761/REB          92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/154
    Remediation of Leaking USTs. A  System for Accessing
    Case Histories and Related Documents
    P892-179803/REB          92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/159
    Visions of the Future in Drinking Water Microbiology.
    PB92-179852/REB          92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/160
    Underground Storage Tanks on Indian Lands. Education
    Moderates: An Environmental Treat.
    PB92-179860/REB          92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/161
    U.S. EPA's Research on Life-Cycle Analysis.
    PB92-179878/REB          92-01   PC A01/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/165
    Serological  Cross-Reactions between 'Escherichia coir
    O157 and other Species of the Genus 'Escherichia'.
    PB92-180306/REB          92-01   PC A01/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/205
    Solidification/Stabilization: Is It Always Appropriate
    PB92-191188/REB          92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/206
    Development of Predictive Structure-Biodegradation Re-
    lationship Models with the Use of  Respirometrically Gen-
    erated Biokinettc Data
    PB92-191196/REB          92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/228
    Understanding the Fate of Petroleum Hydrocarbons in
    the Subsurface Environment.
    PB92-217157/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/234
    Drinking Water from Agriculturally Contaminated Ground-
    water.
    PB92-195874/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/236
    Safe Drinking Water from Small Systems: Treatment Op-
    tions.
    PB92-198605/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/246
    Comparison: Organic Emissions from Hazardous Waste
    Incinerators versus the  1990 Toxics Release Inventory
    Air Releases.
    PB92-206267/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/247
    Biomethylation and Environmental Transport of Metals.
    PB92-206275/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/269
    Detection and Disinfection of Pathogens in Storm-Gener-
    ated Flows.
    PB92-209311/HEB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/283
    Environmental Laws and Regulations Relating to Medical
    Waste Disposal.
    PB92-217249/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/284
    Searching for a Water Supply Connection in the Cabool,
    Missouri Disease Outbreak of 'Escherichia coli' 0157:H7.
    PB92-235662/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/R-92/028
    Annual Risk Reduction Engineering Laboratory Research
    Symposium (18th) Abstract Proceedings. Held in Cincin-
    nati, Ohio on April 14-16, 1992.
    PB92-166859/REB            92-01  PCA11/MFA03

  EPA/600/R-92/046
    Pollution Prevention Case Studies Compendium.
    PB92-180165/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/600/S-92/012
    Waste  Minimization  Assessment for a  Manufacturer  of
    Commercial Ice Machines and Ice Storage Bins.
    P892-196351/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Intelligent Processing Equipment within the Environmen-
    tal Protection Agency.
    N92-24997/8/REB
                                              92-01
           (Order as N92-24987/9/REB. PC A10/MF A03)

    GAC Adsorption of a Mixture of Natural Organic Matter
    and VOCs in the Presence and Absence of Molecular
    Oxygen.
    (EPA/600/A-92/052)
    PB92-153782/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Bioavailability to Plants of Sludge-Borne Toxic Crganics.
    (EPA/600/J-92/W1)
    PB92-153931/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Toxicity Reduction Evaluation at a Municipal  Wastewater
    Treatment Plant Using Mutagemcity as an Endpoinl
    (EPA/600/J-92/30SI
    PB92-232834/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Standardized  Costs for Water  Supply  Distribution (for
    Microcomputers).
    (EPA/SW/DK-9S/028)
    PB92-501436/REB                   92-01  CP D02
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, CINCINNATI,
OH. TECHNICAL SUPPORT OIV.
  EPA/810/S-92/001
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells.
    PB92-168509/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/810/B-92/006
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells. Analytical Method 6.
    PB92-168558/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02
  EPA/810/B-92/009
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells Referee Analyses for An-
    alytical Method 2 - Organochlorine Pesticides, Analytical
    Method 4 - Carbamates. Method 5 - Methylcarbamates,
    Method 7 - Fumigants, and  Method 9 - Nitrate/Nitrite.
    PB92-168582/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

  EPA/810/B-92/010
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells.  Analytical Method 1.
    PB92-168590/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/810/B-92/011
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells:  Analytical Method 3.
    PB92-168608/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, DENVER, CO.
REGION VIII.
  EPA/600/J-92/036
    Statistical  Methodology for Exploring Elevational Differ-
    ences in Precipitation Chemistry.
    PB92-144088/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, LAS VEGAS,
NV.
  EPA/600/J-92/166
    Effects of Sampling Design Parameters on Block Selec-
    tion.
    PB92-1B0314/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Variable  Phase Function Approach for the Inversion of
    Lidar Return Signals.
    N92-31073/9/REB
                                               92-04
            (Order as N92-31013/5/REB, PC A16/MF A03)

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, NEW YORK.
AIR PROGRAMS BRANCH.
    Staten Island/New Jersey Urban Air Toxics Assessment
    Project. Quarterly  and Summary Data (for  Microcomput-
    ers). October 1987-March 1991.
    (EPA/DF/DK-92/049)
    PB92-504174/REB                  92-04  CP D02

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC.
  EPA/600/J-92/056
    Standard Reference  Materials for Chemical and Biologi-
    cal Studies of Complex Environmental Samples.
    PB92-150705/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/192
    Introduction and Summary. Genotoxicity and Carcinogen-
    icity Databases: An Assessment of the Present Situation.
    PB92-188986/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

  EPA/600/R-92/011
    Characterization of the Wintertime Boise, Idaho, Air Shed:
    A Comprehensive  Field  Study Report for the U.S. EPA
    Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
    PB92-136803/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Experimental Design and Instrumentation for a Field Ex-
    periment.
    AD-A252 680/4/REB         92-04   PC A05/MF A01

    Annular Denuders  for Use in Global Climate and Strato-
    spheric Measurements of Acidic Gases and Particles (Ab-
    stract Only).
    N91-32531/6/REB
                                               92-01
            (Order as N91-32528/2/REB, PC A05/MF A01)

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. AIR AND ENERGY ENGINEERING
RESEARCH LAB.
  EPA/600/8-91/200
    Parametric Analysis  of  the  Installation and Operating
    Costs of Active Soil  Depressurization Systems for  Resi-
    dential Radon Mitigation.
    PB92-116037/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/600/A-92/002
    New  Developments  in Emission  Projection  Methodolo-
    gies.
    PB92-139393/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/007
    Degreasing System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
    PB92-139443/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/008
    Conceptual Design Issues: Developing a New  Highway
    Vehicle Emissions  Estimation Methodology.
    PB92-139450/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/009
    Program to Determine Performance of Fluorinated Ethers
    and Fluorinated Propanes in a Compressor Calorimeter.
    PB92-139468/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/046
    Assessment of  Diagnostic Measurements  for Selection
    for Residential Radon Mitigation.
    PB92-153725/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/047
    Technology for Reduction of CO2 Emissions from the
    Transportation Sector.
    PB92-153733/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/102
    U.S.  EPA's Global  Climate  Change Program:  Landfill
    Emissions and Mitigation Research.
    PB92-180215/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/127
    Costs of  Radon  Diagnostics and Mitigation in School
    Buildings.
    PB92-198282/RE8           92-04  PC A03/MF AOt

  EPA/600/A-92/129
    Landfill Gas Utilization: Options, Benefits, and Barriers.
    PB92-195916/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/130
    Analysis of Emissions from Residential Oil  Furnaces and
    Comparison with Woodstove Emissions.
    PB92-195924/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/131
    Novel  Method  of Reducing Transient Emissions from
    Rotary Kiln Incinerators through Modified Waste Packag-

    PB92-195932/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/134
    Reducing Mercury Emission from Municipal Waste  Com-
    bustion with Carbon Injection into Flue Gas.
    PB92-195965/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/136
    Analysis of Emissions from Residential Oil Furnaces.
    PB92-195981/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/143
    EPA's Control Technology Center: Technical Support to
    Federal, State, and Local Agencies.
    PB92-198233/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                                                  ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH TRIANGLE
EPA/600/A-92/146
  VCX; Prevention Options for Surface Coating.
  PB92-198266/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/170
  Landfill Gas Recovery/Utilization: Options and Econom-
  ics.
  PB92-217066/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91 /235
  Florida Radon Research Program:  Technical Support for
  the Development of Radon Resistant Construction Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-108109/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/243
  Effects on Electrostatic Precipitation of Changes in Grain
  Loading, Size Distribution, Resistivity, and Temperature.
  PB92-113109/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/244
  Evaluation of Pilot ESP Performance with Elevated Load-
  ings from Sorbent Injection Processes.
  PB92-113117/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/245
  SUPER ESP: Ultimate Electrostatic Precipitation.
  PB92-113125/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/259
  U.S. EPA Office of Research and Development Overview
  of Current Radon Research.
  PB92-121250/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/260
  Sub-Slab Pressure Field Extension in Schools and Other
  Large Buildings.
  PB92-121268/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/271
  Design, Development, and Implementation of AIRS' Area
  and Mobile Source Subsystem.
  PB92-124213/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-89/550
  Combustion Control of Trace Organic Air Pollutants from
  Municipal Waste Combustors.
  PB92-113158/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-90/549
  Cleaning of Flue Gases from Waste Combustors,  1990.
  PB92-121300/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/280
  Stationary Combustion NOx Control: A Summary of the
  1991 Symposium. Held in Washington, DC.. March 25-28,
  1991.
  PB92-121375/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/320
  Cost  Analysis  of Soil Depressunzation Techniques for
  Indoor Radon Reduction.
  PB92-120443/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/005
  Stratospheric Ozone Protection: An EPA Engineering Per-
  spective.
  PB92-136894/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/044
  Near-Continuous Measurement of  Hydrogen Sulfide and
  Carbonyl Sulfide by an Automatic Gas Chromatograph.
  PB92-150598/HEB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/048
  EPA's Research Projects Relating  to the Dual-Circuit and
  Lorenz Refrigerator/Freezers.
  PB92-150630/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/J-92/087
  Simulation Results  of Single Refrigerants for Use in a
  Dual-Circuit Refrigerator/Freezer.
  PB92-153790/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/J-92/164
  Radon  Prevention  in the Design and Construction  of
  Schools and other Large Buildings.
  PB92-180298/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/J-92/224
  Case Study of Radon  Diagnostics and  Mitigation in a
  New York State School.
  PB92-198571/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/225
  Comparison of Data from an IAQ Test House with Predic-
  tions of an IAO Computer Model.
  PB92-198589/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/265
  Air Pollution Engineering Research at the U.S.  Environ-
  mental Protection Agency.
  PB92-206457/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/R-92/001
  Documentation of AIRS AMS National Methodologies
  PB92-132869/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/025
  Indoor Air Quality Data Base for Organic Compounds.
  PB92-158468/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/052A
  Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 1.  Sessions 0, 1, 2, and 3.
  Held in Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-14, 1989.
  PB92-174663/REB            92-01  PC A19/MF A04
 EPA/600/R-92/052B
  Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 2. Sessions 4, 5, and 6. Held
  in Hollywood, Florida on April 11-14, 1989.
  PB92-174671/REB            92-01   PC A19/MF A04
  EPA/600/R-92/052B
    Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
    Waste Combustion. Volume 4.  Sessions 9,  10, 11, and
    12. Held in Hollywood, Florida on April 11-14, 1989.
    PB92-174697/REB            92-01  PC A21/MF A04
  EPA/600/R-92/052C
    Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
    Waste Combustion. Volume 3. Sessions 7 and 8. Held in
    Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-14, 1989.
    PB92-174689/REB            92-01  PC A19/MF A04
  EPA-600/R-92/084
    Development of a Core Combustion Research  Program
    Plan for EPA.
    PB92-180868/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/R-92/127
    Mutagenicity of Emissions from the Simulated Open
    Burning of Scrap Rubber Tires.
    PB92-217009/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/600/R-92/171
    Mobile Air-Conditioning Recycling Manual.
    PB92-235688/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02
    Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
    Waste Combustion. Held in Hollywood, Florida, on April
    11-14, 1989.
    PB92-174655/REB            92-01   PC E99/MF E99
    National   Acid  Precipitation   Assessment   Program
    (NAPAP)  Emissions Inventory, 1985 (Version  2). Develop-
    ment of the Annual Data and Modelers' (for Microcom-
    puters).
    (EPA/DF/DK-92/02SI
    PB92-501139/REB                   92-01  CP D04
    Hazardous Air  Pollutant Program (HAP-PRO). Version  1
    (for Microcomputers).
    (EPA/SW/DK-92/025)
    PB92-501212/REB                   92-01  CP DOS
    Electrostatic Precipitator  V-l  (ESPVI 4.0) and  Perform-
    ance Prediction Model (for Microcomputers).
    (EPA/SW/DK-92/044)
    PB92-502251/REB                   92-04  CP 002
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK,  NC. ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH AND
EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT LAB.
  EPA/600/3-91 /055
    Regional  Fine  Particle Field Study: Data Base and Initial
    Results.
    PB92-106939/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01
  EPA/600/3-91/066
    Forest Health  Monitoring, New England, 1990. Annual
    Report.
    PB92-113018/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
  EPA/600/3-91 /074
    Role of Climate in Forest Monitoring and Assessment:  A
    New England Example.
    PB92-132885/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
  EPA/600/8-91/215
    Technical Assistance Document for  Sampling and Analy-
    sis of Ozone Precursors.
    PB92-122795/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02
  EPA/600/A-92/035
    Sensitivity of RADM to Point Source Emissions Process-
     692-152982/REB
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA-600/A-92/042
    Emissions and Fuel Economy of DOE Flex-Fuel Vehicles.
    PB92-153055/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/056
    Performances of Lagrangian and Eulerian Transport and
    Diffusion Models across Continental Scales.
    PB92-158500/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/057
    AcidMODES: A Major  Field Study to  Evaluate Regional
    Scale Air Pollution Models.
    PB92-158518/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/058
    Effect of Sub-Grid-Scale Rainfall Analysis on Sulfate Wet
    Deposition Estimates in the Regional Lagrangian Model
    of Air Pollution (RELMAP).
    PB92-158526/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/067
    Concentrations from Above-Roof Releases of Laboratory
    Exhausts: A Wind  Tunnel Study.
    PB92-164821/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/069
    Clean Air Act Requirements for Trace Metals Information.
    PB92-164995/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/116
    Current and Future Environmental Role of Atmospheric
    Methane: Model Studies and Uncertainties.
    PB92-188820/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/120
    Acid Aerosol Measurement Methods: Studies of Extrac-
    tion and Analytical Effects.
    PB92-191154/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/123
    Customer/Supplier Accountability and Quality Assurance
    (QA) Program Implementation.
    PB92-191162/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/124
    Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Non-Urban Ozone Con-
    centrations over the Eastern United States Using Rotated
    Principal Component Analysis.
    PB92-192152/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/125
  Open Path Ambient Measurements of  Pollutants with a
  DOAS System.
  PB92-192160/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/139
  Meteorological and Site Influences Affecting the Compar-
  ison of  Nephelometer and  Photographic Determinations
  of Light Extinction  at Rural Sites in the Eastern United
  States.
  PB92-195999/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/148
  Chemical  and Physical  Properties of Emissions  from
  Kuwait Oil Fires.
  PB92-206481/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/152
  Advanced Emissions Speciation  Methodologies for the
  Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program. 2.
  Aldehydes, Ketones, and Alcohols.
  PB92-206523/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/175
  Educating Managers about Quality through Customer-
  Supplier Understanding. Overview of Current Training Ini-
  tiatives  in Energy and Environmental  Programs. Annual
  National Energy and Environmental  Quality Division Con-
  ference (19th).
  PB92-217116/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/240
  Impact of Methanol and CNG Fuels  on Motor Vehicle
  Toxic Emissions.
  PB92-110378/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/242
  Status and Needs for Toxic Emission Inventories for Re-
  gional Dispersion and Deposition Modeling.
  PB92-110394/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/255
  U.S. Standards for Air Sampling of Environmental Con-
  taminants: Current Basis and Future Options.
  PB92-121219/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91 /263
  Source  Reconciliation of  Ambient Volatile Organic  Com-
  pounds Measured  in the Atlanta 1990 Summer Study:
  The Mobile Source Component.
  PB92-124130/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/287
  Evaluation of a Sampling and Analysis Method for Deter-
  mination of Polyhalogenated Dibenzo-p-Dioxins and  Di-
  benzofurans in Ambient Air.
  PB92-129600/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/254
  Production of Carbon Monoxide by the Homogeneous
  NOx-lnduced  Photooxidation of  Volatile Organic  Com-
  pounds in the Troposphere.
  PB92-110576/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/129
  Fluid Modeling Simulation of Stack-Tip  Downwash  for
  Neutrally Buoyant Plumes.
  PB92-166644/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/131
  Stability  of Tropospheric OH during Ice Ages,  Inter-Gla-
  cial Epochs and Modern Times.
  PB92-166669/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/132
  Sampling and Analysis of PCDDs and PCDFs in Station-
  ary Source Emission Air Samples.
  PB92-166677/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/133
  Improved Method  for Estimating Molecular Weights of
  Volatile Organic Compounds from  Low Resolution Mass
  Spectra.
  PB92-166685/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/134
  Composition  of Motor Vehicle Organic Emissions under
  Elevated Temperature Summer Driving Conditions  (75 to
  105 deg F).
  PB92-166693/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/137
  Tedlar  Bag Sampling System for Toxic  Organic Com-
  pounds in Source Emission Sampling and Analysis.
  PB92-166719/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

EPA/600/J-92/138
  High-Volume Impactor for Sampling Fine and Coarse Par-
  ticles.
  PB92-166727/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/144
  Advanced Emission Speciation Methodologies for  the
  Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement  Research Program.  1.
  Hydrocarbons and Ethers.
  PB92-166784/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/1B7
  Physical  and  Chemical Characterization  of Indoor Aero-
  sols Resulting from the  Use of Tap  Water  in Portable
   Home Humidifiers.
   PB92-188937/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF  A01

 EPA/600/J-92/263
   Canister-Based  Method for Monitoring  Toxic VOCs  in
   Ambient Air.
   PB92-206432/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                          CORPORATE  AUTHOR  INDEX
  EPA/600/J-92/295
    Apportionment of Residential Indoor Aerosol, VOC, and
    Aldehyde Species to  Indoor and Outdoor Sources, and
    Their Source Strengths.
    PB92-227370/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/R-92/029
    Report of the Great Lakes Air Toxics Research Priorities
    Workshop. Held at Navarre, Minnesota on March 11-13,
    1991.
    PB92-166933/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/R-92/050
    Evaluation of tne Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrome-
    ter for Particle-Associated Ammonium Sulfate Determina-
    tion.
    PB92-160084/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/600/R-92/067
    Sensitivity of Modeled Ozone Concentrations to Uncer-
    tainties in Biogenic Emissions.
    PB92-192202/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  EPA/600/R-92/077
    NEXRAD Precipitation Information Application Forum Cli-
    mate and Global Change.
    PB92-1600B2/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Regional  Oxidant  Model (ROM),  (Source Code  Only)
    (Version 2.1).
    (EPA/SW/MT-92/023)
    PB92-500842/REB          92-01  MagTapeS 1500.00

    Regional Oxidant Model (ROM), Source Code and Test
    Data (Version 2.1).
    (EPA/SW/MT-92/024)
    PB92-500859/REB          92-01  MagTape$4000.00
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
SECTION.
  EP A/600/J-92/280
    Differences in  Arachidonic Acid Metabolism by Human
EPA/450/2-91/008
  Clean Air Act Section 183(d) Guidance on Cost-Effective-
  PB92-136795/REB
                             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Myetomonocvtic Cell Lines.
    PB92-217215/RE
     B92-217215/REB                   92-04  PC A02
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA AND
ASSESSMENT OFFICE.
  ECAO-R-0082-VOL-1
    Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 1.
    PB92-176361/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF A04

  ECAO-R-0082-VOL-2
    Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 2.
    PB92-176379/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06

  ECAO-R-0082-VOL-3
    Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 3.
    PB92-176387/REB           92-01  PC A23/MF A04

  ECAO-R-0314
    Indoor Air Assessment: A Review of Indoor Air Quality
    Risk Characterization Studies.
    PB92-109107/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  ECAO-R-0516
    Indoor Air-Assessment: An Inventory of Indoor Air Quality
    Research in the United States: 1989-1990.
    PB92-114545/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03
  EPA/600/8-88/105F
    Summary of Selected  New Information on Effects  of
    Ozone on Health and Vegetation: Supplement to  1986
    Air Quality Criteria for Ozone and Other Photochemical
    Oxidants.
    PB92-235670/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

  EPA/600/8-90/044
    Indoor Air Assessment: A Review of Indoor Air Quality
    Risk Characterization Studies.
    PB92-109107/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/600/8-90/080F
    Indoor Air-Assessment: An Inventory of Indoor Air Quality
    Research in the United States: 1989-1990.
    PB92-114545/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  EPA/600/8-91 /049AA
    Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 1.
    PB92-176361/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF A04
  EPA/ 600/8-91 /049AB
    Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 2
    PB92-176379/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06
  EPA/600/8-91 /049CA
    Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 3.
    PB92-176387/REB           92-01  PC A23/MF A04

    Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen.
    PB92-176353/REB           92-01  PC E99/MF E99
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. NEUROTOXICOLOGY OIV.
  EPA/600/J-92/063
    Effects  of NGF and Fetal Cell Transplants on Spatial
    Learning after Intradentate Administration of Colchicine
    PB92-150770/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/107
    Neurobtological  Effects  of  Colchicine: Modulation by
    Nerve Growth Factor.
    PB92-158633/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. OFFICE OF AIR QUALITY
PLANNING AND STANDARDS.
  AP-42-SUPPL-D
    Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors. Volume 1.
    Stationary Point and Area Sources. Fourth Edition  Sup-
    plement D.
    PB92-126946/REB           92-01  PC A67/MF A02
EPA/450/2-91/009
  Status of Selected Air Pollution Control Programs, Febru-
  ary 1992.
  PB92-171966/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

EPA/450/2-92/001
  Review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for
  Ozone Assessment of Scientific  and Technical Informa-
  tion. OAQPS Staff Paper.
  PB92-190446/REB           92-01  PC A17/MF A03
EPA/450/3-90/018
  Enabling Document for New Source Performance Stand-
  ards for Air Oxidation Processes and Distillation Oper-
  ations in the Synthetic Organic Chemical  Manufacturing
  Industry.
  PB92-161967/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/450/3-91/013
  Enabling Document for Regulations  Governing  Compli-
  ance Extensions for Early Reductions of Hazardous Air
  Pollutants.
  PB92-180132/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/450/3-91/020A
  Dry Cleaning Facilities: Background Information for  Pro-
  posed Standards.
  PB92-126762/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/450/3-91/021
  Economic  Impact Analysis of Regulatory Controls in the
  Dry Cleaning Industry.
  PB92-126770/REB           92-01  PC A11 /MF A03

EP A/450/3-91/022A
  Technical Guidance: State II Vapor Recovery Systems for
  Control  of Vehicle Refueling Emissions at  Gasoline Dis-
  pensing Facilities. Volume 1. Chapters.
  PB92-132844/HEB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

EP A/450/3-91/022B
  Technical  Guidance: Stage II  Vapor  Recovery Systems
  for Control of Vehicle Refueling Emissions at Gasoline
  Dispensing Facilities. Volume 2. Appendices.
  PB92-132851/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF AIM
EPA/450/3-91/030
  Documentation for Developing the Initial Source Category
  List.
  PB92-218429/REB           92-04  PC A16/MF A03

EPA/450/3-91/0100
  Human Exposure Model-ll: User's Guide.
  PB92-186246/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/450/3-92/005
  Questions  and Answers about  the Early Reductions  Pro-
  gram.
  PB92-180124/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/450/3-92/015
  Production of Acetal, Amino, and Phenolic Resins.
  PB92-213263/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/450/4-90/007G
  User's Guide for the  Urban Airshed Model. Volume 7.
  User's Manual for the Performance Evaluation System.
  PB92-224849/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/450/4-91/013
  Guideline' for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
  Model.
  PB92-108760/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/450/4-91/016
  Procedures for the  Preparation of  Emission Inventories
  for Carbon Monoxide  and Precursors of Ozone. Volume
  1. General Guidance for Stationary Sources.
  PB92-112168/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03
EPA/450/4-91/023
  National Air Quality and Emissions Trends Report, 1990.
  PB92-141555/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/450/4-91/031
  Guideline Series: Control  of Volatile Organic Compound
  Emissions  from Reactor Processes  and Distillation Oper-
  ations Processes in the Synthetic Organic Chemical Man-
  ufacturing Industry.
  PB92-180009/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A03

EPA/450/4-92/001
  Tiered Modeling Approach for  Assessing the Risks  Due
  to Sources of Hazardous Air Pollutants.
  PB92-164748/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/450/4-92/009
  Guide  for Using the  Empirical  Kinetics  Modeling  Ap-
  proach Interface (EKMAI).
  PB92-196005/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/452/B-92/001
  Directory of OAQPS Information Services, May 1992.
  PB92-198654/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/453/R-92/002
  RACT/BACT/LAER Clearinghouse:  A  Compilation of
  Control  Technology Determinations. Second Supplement
  to the 1990 Edition.
  PB92-235647/REB           92-04  PC A20/MF A04

EPA/454/R-92/001
  Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling (IWAQM)
  Work Plan Rationale.
  PB92-213248/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/500/K-92/002
  Air Quality Atlas.
  PB92-190248/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/4503-91/012A
    Procedures for Establishing Emissions for Early Reduc-
    tion Compliance Extensions. Volume 1. Synthetic Organic
    Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Oxide Sterilization, and
    Chromium Electroplating.
    PB92-176221/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

    Volatile Organic Compound and Paniculate Matter (VOC/
    PM) Speciation Data Base Management System (SPECI-
    ATE), Version 1.4 (for Microcomputers).
    (EPA/DF/DK-92/016)
    PB92-500354/REB                   92-01   CP D02

    Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
    ment System  (XATEF), (Version  1.2)  (for Microcomput-
    ers).
    (EPA/SW/DK-92/030)
    PB92-501626/REB                   92-01   CP O02

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. QUALITY ASSURANCE
MANAGEMENT STAFF.
  EPA/600/A-92/011
    Development  of  a  National Consensus  Standard  for
    Quality Assurance for Environmental Programs.
    PB92-143783/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/163
    At the Threshold: A National Consensus Quality Systems
    Standard for Environmental Programs, 1992.
    PB92-209295/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. REPRODUCTIVE TOXICOLOGY
BRANCH.
  EPA/600/J-92/064
    Effect  of Inhaled Methanol  on Pituitary and Testicular
    Hormones in Chamber Acclimated  and Non-Acclimated
    Rats.
    PB92-150788/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. SOURCE METHODS RESEARCH
BRANCH.
  EPA/600/A-92/114
    Quality Assurance  Planning  for Stationary Source  Field
    Sampling.
    P892-188804/REB           92-01   PCA02/MFA01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, SEATTLE, WA.
HAZARDOUS WASTE DIV.
    Developing Sediments Quality Standards: Comprehensive
    Sediment Management in Puget Sound.
    AD-P006 465/9/REB         92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, SEATTLE, WA.
OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.
    Toxicological Assessment of  Hazardous Wastes.
    AD-P006 468/3/REB         92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, SEATTLE, WA.
PUGET SOUND ESTUARY PROGRAM.
  EPA/910/9-91/038
    Beyond the Border: Environmental Management in Wash-
    ington  and British Columbia.
    P692-166883/REB           92-01   PC AD8/MF A02

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, SEATTLE, WA.
REGION X.
  EPA/910/9-89/027F
    Chetco Ocean Dredged Material Disposal Site (ODMDS)
    Designation: Final Environmental Impact Statement.
    PB92-104470/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/910/9-91/033
    Characteristics   of   Successful  Riparian  Restoration
    Projects in the Pacific Northwest.
    PB92-196039/REB           92-04   PCAD4/MFA01

  EPA/910/9-91/039
    Land Manager's Guide to Water Quality Monitoring.
    PB92-132802/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/910/9-91/046
    Oil Tanker Waste Disposal Practices: A Review.
    PB92-196047/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/910/9-92/003
    Environmental Guidance: For Very Small Communities.
    PB92-196021/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC.
  EPA/DF/DK-92/045
    Fish Communities in Lakes in Subregion 2B  (Upper Pe-
    ninsula of Michigan) in Relation to Lake Acidity. Volume 1
    and Volume 2: Appendices. Data Tape Documentation.
    PB92-169630/REB           92-04   PCA11/MFA03

  EPA/579/09-91/020
    Another Look: National Survey of Pesticides in Drinking
    Water Wells. Phase 2 Report.
    PB92-120831/REB           92-01   PC E05/MF A03

    EPA Publications Bibliography 1984-1990. Part 1. Report
    Summaries. Part 2. Indexes.
    PB91-205500/REB                92-01   PCS200.00

    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles.
    PB91-242636/REB           92-01   PC E99/MF E99

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles.
    PB91-242750/REB           92-01   PC E99/MF £99

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles.
    PB92-122217/REB           92-01   PC E99/MF E99
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                                                          CORPORATE  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                        ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON, DC.
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles.
    PB92-122498/REB            92-01  PC E99/MF E99

    Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) Chemical Sub-
    stances Inventory: Revised Inventory Synonym and Pre-
    ferred Name File. January 1992 Magnetic Tape Docu-
    mentation.
    (EPA/DF/MT-92/027A)
    PB92-140755/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles.
    PB92-182781/REB            92-04  PC E99/MF E99

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles.
    PB92-182914/REB            92-04  PC E99/MF E99

    Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) Chemical Sub-
    stances Inventory: Revised Inventory Synonym and Pre-
    ferred Name File, January 1992.
    (EPA/DF/MT-92/027)
    PB92-501386/REB                   92-01   CP T05

    Fish and  Chemistry  Data for the  Upper Peninsula of
    Michigan Report  (for Microcomputers).
    (EPA/DF/DK-92/045)
    PB92-503085/REB                   92-04   CP D02

    Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
    PB92-921100/REB            92-01  Standing Order

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR
COMMUNICATIONS  AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
  EPA/21K-1012
    Preserving Our Future Today: Your Guide  to the United
    States Environmental Protection Agency.
    PB92-226190/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. CHEMICAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND
PREVENTION OFFICE.
  OSWER-92-009
    Title 3 on Indian  Lands: A Guide to the Emergency Plan-
    ning and Community Right-to-Know Act. (Technical As-
    sistance Bulletin). Volume 10, Number 2.
    PB92-224740/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. CRITERIA AND STANDARDS DIV.
  EPA/440/5-89/002
    Briefing  Report to the EPA Science Advisory Board on
    the Equilibrium Partitioning Approach to Generating Sedi-
    ment Quality Criteria.
    PB92-231521/REB           92-04   PC A08/MF A02

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. EFFLUENT GUIDELINES DIV.
  EPA/440/1-75/038
    Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
    Standards  for the Calcium Carbide Segment of the Fer-
    roally Manufacturing. Point Source Category. Group 1,
    Phase 2.
    PB92-231919/REB           92-04   PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/440/1-75/043A
    Developmental Document for  Effluent  Limitations Guide-
    lines and  New Source Performance Standards for the
    Other Non-Fertilizer Phosphate Chemicals Segment of
    the Phosphate  Manufacturing.  Point  Source Category.
    Group 1, Phase 2.
    PB92-231992/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/440/1-75/044
    Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
    Standards for the Raw Cane Sugar Processing.  Segment
    of the Sugar  Processing. Point Source Category. Group
    1,  Phase 2.
    PB92-231968/REB           92-04   PC A14/MF A03

  EPA/440/1-75/046
    Development Document  for Interim Final and Proposed
    Effluent  Limitations Guidelines and New Source Perform-
    ance Standards  for the Fruits. Vegetables and Special-
    ties. Segment of the Canned and  Preserved Fruits and
    Vegetables. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232065/REB           92-04   PC A23/MF A04

  EPA/440/1-76/047A
    Development Document  for Interim Final and Proposed
    Effluent  Limitations  Guidelines and  Proposed  New
    Source  Performance Standards for the Bleached  Kraft,
    Groundwood, Sulfite, Soda, Deink. and Non-Integrated
    Paper Mills. Point Source Category. Volume 2. Sections 8
    -15.
    PB92-231562/REB           92-04   PC A13/MF A03

  EPA/440/1-76/047A
    Development  Document  for Interim Final and Proposed
    Effluent  Limitations  Guidelines and  Proposed  New
    Source  Performance Standards for the Bleached  Kraft,
    Groundwood, Sulfite,  Soda,  Deink  and Non-Integrated
    Paper Mills. Volume 1. Segment of the Pulp, Paper, and
    Paperboard. Point Source Category. Group 1. Phase 2.
    PB92-231869/REB           92-04   PC A20/MF A04

  EPA/440/1-76/060J
    Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
    tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
    Standards  for the Explosives Manufacturing. Point Source
    Category. Group  2.
    PB92-231950/REB           92-04   PCA11/MFA03
  EPA/440/1-78/031E
    Supplement  of Development Document  Effluent Limita-
    tions,  Guidelines New Source Performance  Standards
    Reprint for the Renderer Segment of the Meat Products
    and Rendering. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232008/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/440/1-78/090
    Guidance Development Document for Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines and New Source Performance Standards for
    the Concrete Products. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231943/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/440/1-79/076B
    Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines and  Standards for the  Shipbuilding  and
    Repair. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232032/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/440/1-79/078B
    Development Document for Effluent Limitations  Guide-
    lines and Standards for the Gum and Wood Chemicals
    Manufacturing. Point Source Category.
    PB92-232040/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

  EPA/440/1-82/029
    Development Document for Effluent Limitations  Guide-
    lines and Standards and Pretreatment Standards for the
    Steam Electric: Point Source Category.
    PB92-226422/REB            92-04  PC A99/MF A06

  EPA/440/1-63/400
    Summary of Available Information on the Levels  and
    Control of Toxic Pollutants Discharges in the Printing and
    Publishing. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231703/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/440/1-64/075
    Development  Document for Effluent  Limitations.  Guide-
    lines for the  Electrical and Electronic Components. Point
    Source Category.  Phase 2.
    PB92-232016/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

    Guidance Manual for  Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard and
    Builders' Paper and Board Mills Pretreatment Standards.
    PB92-231638/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    Guidance Document for Effluent Discharges from the
    Auto and Other Laundries. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231927/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A03

    Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
    Guidelines and Standards for Control of  Polychlorinated
    Biphenyls in  the Deink Subcategory of the Pulp, Paper
    and  Paperboard. Point Source Category.
    PB92-231984/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. ENGINEERING AND ANALYSIS DIV.
  EPA/821/R-92/005
    Development Document for Best Available Technology,
    Pretreatment Technology, and  New Source Performance
    Technology for  the  Pesticide  Chemical  Industry.  Pro-
    posed. (Pesticide  Chemicals Manufacturing Category Ef-
    fluent  Limitations Guidelines,   Pretreatment  Standards,
    and  New Source Performance Standards).
    PB92-173541/REB            92-01  PC A21/MF A04

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. HAZARDOUS SITE  EVALUATION DIV.
    Preliminary Ranking Evaluation Score (PREscore)  Ver-
    sion 1.1 (for Microcomputers).
    (EPA/SW/DK-92/048J
    PB92-503507/REB                   92-04  CP D02

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. HEADQUARTERS LIBRARY.
  EPA/220/B-92/019
    EPA Journal Holdings Report, 1992,
    PB92-217728/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY DIV.
    Method 1624: Volatile Organic Compounds by Isotope Di-
    lution GCMS; Method 1625: Semivolatile Organic Com-
    pounds by Isotope Dilution GCMS.
    PB92-231976/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Guide  for the Application of Effluent Limitations  Guide-
    lines for the Petroleum Refining Industry.
    PB92-232057/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND SERVICES DIV.
  EPA/IMSD-91/010
    EPA Journal Holdings Report, 1991.
    PB92-132810/REB            92-01  PCA12/MFA03
  EPA/220/B-92/014
    Access EPA: Public  Information Tools, Major EPA Dock-
    ets,  Clearinghouses  and Hotlines, Records Management
    Programs, Major EPA Environmental  Databases, Library
    and  Information Services, State Environmental Libraries,
    EPA Scientific Models New for 1992.  1992 Edition.
    PB92-147438/REB                 92-04   PCS21.00
  ISBN-0-16-037989-X
    Access EPA: Public  Information Tools, Major EPA Dock-
    ets,  Clearinghouses  and Hotlines, Records Management
    Programs, Major EPA Environmental  Databases, Library
    and  Information Services, State Environmental Libraries,
    EPA Scientific Models New for 1992.  1992 Edition.
    PB92-147438/REB                 92-04   PCS21.00

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. MONITORING AND  DATA SUPPORT DIV.
  EPA/440/4-85/031
    Guidance for State Water Monitoring and Wasteload Allo-
    cation Programs.
    PB92-231612/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    EPA's Review and Approval Procedure for State Submit-
    ted TMDLs/WLAs.
    PB92-231588/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
    EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Publications Bib-
    liography, Quarterly Abstract Bulletin.
    PB92-904200/REB               92-01  Subscription

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION AND RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT.
    Environmental Crisis in the Gulf. The U.S.  Response.
    PB92-226182/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION.
    Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent  Standards  and
    Limitations for Battery Manufacturing.
    PB92-231893/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF DRINKING WATER.
  EPA/570/9-86/002
    Safe Drinking Water Act: 1986 Amendments.
    PB92-140607/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/570/9-90/008A
    Manual for the Certification of Laboratories Analyzing
    Drinking Water. Criteria and Procedures Quality  Assur-
    ance. Third Edition. Change 1.
    PB92-150390/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/570/9-90/012
    Risk Assessment Methodologies: Comparing EPA  and
    State Approaches.
    PB92-137462/HEB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

  EPA/570/9-91/003
    Manual of Small Public Water Supply Systems.
    PB92-117936/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF EMERGENCY AND REMEDIAL
RESPONSE.
  CERCLA-005/1091
    Compendium of CERCLA ARARs fact sheets and direc-
    tives.
    DE92004878/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03

  EPA/ROD/R01-85/064
    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 1): Western
    Sand and Gravel, Rl. (Second Remedial Action), Septem-
    ber 1985.
    PB92-183284/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R01-91/053
    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 1): Union
    Chemical, South Hope, ME. (First Remedial Action), De-
    cember 1990.
    PB92-963703/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

  EPA/ROD/R01-91/054
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  1):  Mottolo
    Pig Farm, Raymond, NH. (First  Remedial Action), March
    1991.
    PB92-963705/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/ROD/R01-91/055
    Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 1): Western
    Sand and Gravel Site, Burrillville and North Smithfield, Rl.
    (Third Remedial Action), April 1991.
    PB92-963701 /REB            92-01   PC A11 /MF A03

  EPA/ROD/R01-91/057
    Supertund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 1):  Iron
    Horse  Park,  Billerica,  MA.  (Second  Remedial Action),
    June 1991.
    PB92-963707/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

  EPA/ROD/R01-91/058
    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 1): Grove-
    land Wells, Operable Unit 1, Groveland, MA. (Second Re-
    medial Action),  September 1991.
    PB92-963710/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

  EPA/ROD/R01-91/059
    Supertund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  1):  Savage
    Municipal Water  Supply, Milford,  NH.  (First Remedial
    Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963706/REB            92-04  PC A14/MF A03

  EPA/ROD/R01-91/061
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  1): Silresim
    Chemical, MA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963709/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

  EPA/ROD/R01-91/062
    Supertund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 1): Dover
    Municipal Landfill, Dover, NH.  (First  Remedial Action),
    September 1991.
    PB92-963702/REB            92-01   PC A13/MF A03

  EPA/ROD/R01-91/063
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Sullivan's
    Ledge Superfund Site, Middle Marsh Operable Unit, New
    Bedford, MA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963708/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

  EPA/ROD/R02-90/140
    Supertund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Hooker
    Chemical S-Area, Niagara  Falls,  NY.  (First Remedial
    Action), September 1990.
    PB92-963812/REB            92-04  PCA15/MFA03
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  EPA/ROD/R02-91/131
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): General
   Motors/Central  Foundry  Division  Site, St. Lawrence
   County, Massena, NY. (First Remedial Action). December
   1990.
   PB92-963818/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

  EPA/ROD/R02-91 /132
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
   Engineering  Center (Operable  Unit 1),  Lakehurst,  NJ.
   (First Remedial Action), February 1991.
   PB92-963B08/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R02-91/133
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
   Engineering  Center,  (Operable  Unit 2),  Lakehurst,  NJ.
   (Second Remedial Action), February 1991.
   PB92-963B10/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R02-91 /134
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): C and J
   Disposal Site, Town of Eaton, Madison County, NY. (First
   Remedial Action), March 1991.
   PB92-963801/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/ROD/R02-91/135
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Colesville
   Municipal  Landfill  Site, Town  of  Colesville,  Broome
   County, NY. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
   PB92-963822/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03

  EPA/ROD/R02-91/136
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Conklin
   Dumps, Broome County,  Conklin,  NY.  (First Remedial
   Action). March 1991.
   PB92-963824/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/ROD/R02-91/137
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): Endicott
   Village WetffieW, Broome County, Endicott. NY. (Second
   Remedial Action), March 1991.
   PB92-963802/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R02-91/138
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Circuitron
   Corporation, East Farmingdale. Suffolk County. NY. (First
   Remedial Action). March 1991.
   PB92-963830/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
  EPA/ROD/R02-91/141
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2). Warwick
   Landfill, Town of Warwick. Orange County, NY. (First Re-
   medial Action), June 1991.
   PB92-963626/RES            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

  EPA/ROD/R02-91/142
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): Qenzate
   Plating Company. Franklin Square.  Nassau County, NY.
   (First Remedial Action). March 1991.
   P892-963803/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R02-91/143
   Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 2): Curcio
   Scrap Metal, Bergen County, Saddle Brook, NJ. (First Re-
   medal Action), June 1991.
   PB92-963825/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
  EPA/ROD/R02-91/144
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  2): Mattiace
   Petrochemicals Co., Inc., Nassau County, Glen Cove, NY.
   (Second Remedial Action), June 1991.
   P892-963807/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/ROD/R02-91/145
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Nascolite
   Corporation,  Doris Avenue,  Cities of MiMIe and Vine-
   land, Cumberland County, NJ. (Second Remedial Action),
   June 1991.
   PB92-963817/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/ROD/R02-91/146
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Applied
   Environmental Services Site, Glenwood Landing, Nassau
   County, NY. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
   PB92-963823/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
  EPA/ROD/R02-91/147
   Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 2): Global
   Landfill. Middlesex County, NJ.  (First Remedial Action),
   October 1991.
   PB92-963604/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/ROD/R02-91/148
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Garden
   State Cleaners, Buena Borough, Atlantic  County,  NJ.
   (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
   PB92-963834/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/HOO/R02-91 /1 SO
   Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): White
   Chemical Corporation, Essex County, Newark, NJ. (First
   Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963829/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R02-91 /151
   Superfund Record of Decision: Roebling Steel Company,
   Florence Township, Burlington County. NJ.  (Second  Re-
   medial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963814/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R02-91/153
   Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Upper
   DeerfieW  Township  Sanitary Landfill.  Upper Deerfield
   Township,  Cumberland County,  NJ   (First  Remedial
   Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963816/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/ROD/R02-91 /154
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): WakJick
   Aerospace Devices, Wall Township, Monmouth County.
   NJ. (Second Remedial Action), March 1991.
   PB92-963815/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/155
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2):  Fibers
  Public Supply Wells,  Guayama,  PR. (First  Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963828/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R02-91/156
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Juncos
  Landfill, Juncos, PR. (First Remedial Action), September
  1991.
  PB92-963831 /REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R02-91/157
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
  Engineering  Center,  (Operable Unit 4), Lakehurst, NJ.
  (Third Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963832/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R02-91/158
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Swope
  Oil  and Chemical Company, Pennsauken Township,
  Camden County, NJ. (Second Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber 1991.
  PB92-963833/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R02-91/159
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Chemsol,
  Inc., Piscataway,  Middlesex County, NJ. (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963811/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R02-91/160
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2):  Hertel
  Landfill, Town of  Plattekill, Ulster County. NY. (First Re-
  medial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-963821/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91 /162
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): NL Indus-
  tries, Salem County.  Pedricktown,  NJ. (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963813/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R02-091/163
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Asbestos
  Dump, New Vernon Road and White Bridge Road Sites,
  Passaic Township, Meyersville,  NJ.  (Second Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963809/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R02-91/164
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2):  Frontera
  Creek  Site,  Humacao,  Puerto  Rico  (First  Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963819/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R02-91/165
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2):  Love
  Canal (93rd Street School), Niagara County, City of Niag-
  ara  Falls, NY. (Third Remedial  Action),  (Amendment).
  May 1991.
  PB92-963805/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R02-91 /166
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
  Engineering  Center (Operable Unit 3), Lakehurst. NJ.
  (Fourth Remedial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-963806/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/167
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Fort Dix
  Landfill, Fort Dix  Military Reservation,  Pemberton  Town-
  ship, Burlington County,  NJ. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-963820/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R03-90/092
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hranica
  Landfill, Buffalo Township,  PA. (First  Remedial Action),
  June 1990.
  PB91-921566/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R03-91/106
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3): Mid-At-
  lantic Wood  Preservers, Harmans, Anne Arundel County,
  MD. (First Remedial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-963901/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R03-91 /107
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3): Middle-
  town Air Field Site, Middletown,  PA. (Second Remedial
  Action), December 1990.
  PB92-963904/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R03-91/108
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3):  Whit-
  moyer Laboratories (Operable Unit 2),  Lebanon County,
  PA.  (Second Remedial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-963912/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R03-91/109
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3).  Whit-
  moyer Laboratories (Operable Unit 3),  Lebanon County,
  PA.  (Third Remedial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-963926/REB           92-O4   PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/110
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Brodhead
  Creek, Stroudsburg,  PA. (First Remedial Action),  March
  1991
  PB92-963915/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R03-91/112
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): AVCO Ly-
  coming-Williamsport Division, Lycoming County  Williams-
  port, PA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963920/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/113
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Resin
  Disposal, Jefferson Borough, Allegheny County, PA. (First
  Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963903/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R03-91/114
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  3): Pub-
  licker/Cuyahoga Wrecking Plant, PA. (Second Remedial
  Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963902/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/115
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): Halby
  Chemical, Wilmington, New Castle County, DE. (First Re-
  medial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963914/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R03-91/116
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Strasburg
  Landfill, Newlin Township, Chester County, PA. (Second
  Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963913/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/117
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Green-
  wood Chemical Site, Operable Unit  2, Newtown, VA.
  (Second Remedial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-963930/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/118
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Let-
  terkenny - PDO,  Chambersburg,  PA. (First Remedial
  Action), August 1991.
  PB92-963910/RES           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/119
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Let-
  terkenny - Southeastern Area, Chambersburg, PA. (First
  Remedial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-963911/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/120
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Cryo-
  Chem Site, Earl Township, Berks County, PA. (Third Re-
  medial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963908/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/121
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Sealand
  Limited  Site,  Mt. Pleasant, DE. (First  Remedial  Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-983923/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/122
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): NCR Cor-
  poration (Millsboro Plant), Sussex County, Millsboro, DE.
  (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-963919/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/123
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Heller-
  town Manufacturing Company,   Hellertown  Borough,
  Northampton  County, PA. (First Remedial  Action), Sep-
  tember  1991.
  PB92-963905/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/124
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Heleva
  Landfill  Site, Lehigh County, PA. (First Remedial Action),
  (Amendment), September 1991.
  PB92-963917/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91 /125
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3). USA Ab-
  erdeen  Proving Ground, Edgewood, MD. (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963916/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/126
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Ab-
  erdeen, Michaelsville, MD. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember  1991.
  PB92-963909/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91 /127
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Dorney
  Road Landfill Site,  Upper Macungie  Township,  Lehigh
  County, PA. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963907/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/128
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Old City
  of York Landfill, Springfield Township, York County, PA.
  (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963926/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/129
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hebelka
  Auto Salvage Yard, Weisenber Township, Lehigh County,
  PA.  (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963906/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91 /130
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): McAdoo
  Associates,  (Operable Unit  2), Schuylkill County, PA.
  (Third Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963932/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/131
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3):  Haver-
  town PCP  (Pentachlorophenol),  Haverford  Township,
  Delaware  County, PA. (Second Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-963922/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R03-91/132
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region  3): Arrow-
  head Associates/Scovill, Montross, VA. (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB98-963925/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/133
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  3): Dixie
  Caverns County Landfill,  Roanoke County,  VA. (First Re-
  medial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963929/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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EPA/ROD/R03-91/134
  Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  3): Firs!
  Piedmont  Rock Quarry/Route 719  Site,  Danville,  VA.
  (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963924/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/135
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Eastern
  Diversified Metals, Schuylkill County, PA. (First Remedial
  Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963933/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/136
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Saunders
  Supply  Company,  Chuckatuck,  VA.  (First  Remedial
  Action), September  1991.
  PB92-963927/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R03-91/137
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): William
  Dick Lagoons, West Cain Township, Chester County, PA.
  (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963921/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R03-91/138
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Modern
  Sanitation Landfill,  Windsor and  Lower Windsor  Town-
  ships, York  County, PA. (First Remedial Action), June
  1991.
  PB92-963931 /REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R03-91/139
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Industrial
  Drive Operable Unit Z. Williams Township, PA. (Second
  Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963918/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R04-90/064
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Jadco-
  Hughes Site, North  Belmont, NC. (First Remedial Action),
  September 1990.
  PB91-921565/REB            92-01  PC A17/MF A03

EPA/ROD/R04-91/079
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Petrole-
  um  Products Corporation Site, Operable  Unit 1, Pem-
  broke Park, Broward County, FL. (First Remedial Action),
  October 1990.
  PB92-964007/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R04-91/080
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Monsanto
  Superfund Site, Augusta, GA. (First Remedial Action), De-
  cember 1990.
  PB92-964003/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R04-91/081
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Medley
  Farms,  Cherokee County. Gaffney, SC. (First Remedial
  Action), May 1991.
  PB92-964009/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R04-91 /082
  Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Tri-City
  Industrial Disposal Site, Bullitt County, Brooks, KY. (First
  Remedial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964004/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03
EPA/ROD/R04-91/084
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 4): Golden
  Strip Septic  Tank,  Greenville County, Simpsonville, SC.
  (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964018/HEB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03

EPA/ROD/R04-91 /085
  Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 4): USAF
  Robins Air Force Base, Warner Robins, Houston County,
  GA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964002/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R04-91 /086
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): USA An-
  niston  Army  Depot, (Groundwater  Operable Unit),  Cal-
  houn County. Anniston, AL. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964010/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R04-91 /087
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 4): Wrigley
  Charcoal Site, Hickman County, Wrigley, TN. (First Reme-
  dial Action),  September 1991.
  PB92-964011/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R04-91/088
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 4): Smith's
  Farm Site (First Operable Unit), Bullitt County, Brooks,
  KY.  (First Remedial Action),  (Amendment), September
  1991.
  PB92-964006/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

EPA/ROD/R04-91 /089
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 4): Hercules
  009 Landfill  Site, Brunswick. Glynn County, GA. (First Re-
  medial Action). June 1991
  PB92-964001/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R04-91 /090
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Interstate
  Lead (ILCO), Jefferson County, Leeds, AL. (First Remedi-
  al Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964016/HE8           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R04-91/091
  Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region 4): Ciba-
  Geigy. Washington County, Mclntosh, AL. (Second  Re-
  medial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964021/HEB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R04-91/092
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Sherwood
  Medical Industries, Volusia County. Deland, FL. (First Re-
  medial Action), March  1991.
  PB92-964019/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R04-91/093
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Aberdeen
  Pesticide Dumps, Moore County,  Aberdeen,  NC.  (First
  Remedial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
  PB92-964005/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R04-9t/'094
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4):  Charles
  Macon  Lagoon and Drum  Storage, Richmond  County,
  Cordova, NC. (First Remedial Action), September  1991.
  PB92-964023/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R04-91/095
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Carolina
  Transformer Site, Cumberland County, Fayetteville, NC.
  (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964017/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R04-91/095
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Oak
  Ridge Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 3), Anderson
  County, Oak Ridge, TN. (Second Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember  1991.
  PB92-964022/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R04-91/096
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Oak
  Ridge Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 4), Roane
  County, Oak Ridge, TN. (Third Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber 1991.
  PB92-964012/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R04-91/097
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 4): Maxey
  Flats Nuclear Disposal Site, Fleming  County,  KY.  (First
  Remedial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964015/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A03

EPA/ROD/R04-91/098
  Superiund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Oak
  Ridge Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 2), Oak
  Ridge, TN. (First  Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964013/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R04-91/099
  Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4); Arlington
  Blending and Packaging, Shelby County, Arlington, TN.
  (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964014/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R04-91/100
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4):  San-
  gamo/Twelve-Mile Creek, Lake Hartwell PCB Contamina-
  tion Site, Pickens, SC. (First Remedial Action),  December
  1990.
  PB92-964008/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

EPA/ROD/R04-91 /101
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):  Velsicol
  Chemical, (First Operable Unit), Toone, TN. (First Reme-
  dial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964020/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-90/163
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): U.S. DOI
  Sangamo/Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge, Carter-
  ville, IL. (First Remedial Action), March 1990.
  PB92-964125/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R05-91/151
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5):  Allied
  Chemical and Ironton Coke, Ironton, OH. (Second Reme-
  dial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-964115/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R05-91/152
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): G and H
  Industrial Landfill Site, Macomb County, Ml. (First Reme-
  dial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-964106/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R05-91/153
  Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region  5): Oak
  Grove Sanitary Landfill, Anoka County. MN. (Second Re-
  medial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-964102/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/1S4
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Summit
  National Liquid Disposal Service, Deerfield, OH. (First Re-
  medial  Action), (Amendment), November 1990.
  PB92-964118/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/155
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Kentwood
  Landfill, Kentwood,  Ml.  (First Remedial  Action),  March
  1991.
  PB92-964140/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/156
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Main
  Street Well  Field, Elkhart, IN. (Second Remedial Action),
  March 1991.
  PB92-964107/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/157
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Rasmus-
  sen's  Dump  Site,  Green   Oak   Township,  Livingston
  County, Ml. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-964105/REB            92-01  PC A09/MF A02

 EPA/ROD/R05-91/158
  Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  5): Fol-
  kertsma Refuse Site, Walker, Ml. (First Remedial Action),
  June 1991.
  PB92-964108/REB            92-01 PC A05/MF A01

 EPA/ROD-R05-91/159
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5): Conrail
  Railyard,  Elkhart County,  IN.  (First Remedial Action),
  June 1991.
  PB92-964109/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R05-91/160
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Verona
  Well  Field Site, Battle Creek,  Ml.  (Second Remedial
  Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964110/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R05-91/161
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Enviro-
  Chem (Northside Sanitary Landfill), Zionsville, IN.  (First
  Remedial Action), (Amendment), June 1991.
  PB92-964116/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/162
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Northside
  Sanitary Landfill (Enviro-Chem), Zionsville, IN. (First Re-
  medial Action), (Amendment), June 1991.
  PB92-964117/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/164
  Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region  5): Fa-
  drowski Drum Disposal Site, Franklin, Wl. (First Remedial
  Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964111/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/165
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Pagel's
  Pit Site, Winnebago County, IL.  (First Remedial  Action),
  June 1991.
  PB92-964120/REB           92-01   PCA04/MFA01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/166
  Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 5): South
  Macomb Disposal No. 9 and 9A, Macomb County, Ml.
  (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964130/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/167
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Buckeye
  Reclamation Landfill Site, Belmont County, OH. (First Re-
  medial Action), August  1991.
  PB92-964123/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R05-91/168
  Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Acme
  Solvent Reclaiming, Winnebago County, IL. (Second Re-
  medial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-964101/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R05-91/169
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Carter In-
  dustrials Site,  Detroit,  Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964126/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R05-91/170
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): MacGillis
  and Gibbs/Bell Lumber and Pole Co., New Brighton, MN.
  (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964121/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/171
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Michigan
  Disposal Service (Cork Street) Landfill, Kalamazoo, Ml.
  (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964134/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R05-91/172
  Superfund  Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Motor
  Wheel Disposal Site, Lansing, Ml. (First Remedial Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-964112/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/173
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Organic
  Chemicals, Grandville, Ml.  (First  Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964103/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/174
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Thermo
  Chem  Site, (Operable Unit  1),  Muskegon County,  Ml.
  (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964135/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/175
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Sturgis
  Municipal Wells, Sturgis, Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964136/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R05-91/176
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Zanesvifle
  Well Field Site, Zanesville, OH. (First  Remedial Action).
  September 1991.
  PB92-964122/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/177
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Anderson
  Development  Company Site, Lenawee  County, Adrian,
  Ml.  (First  Remedial  Action), (Amendment),  September
  1991.
  PB92-964114/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R05-91/178
  Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region  5): Pine
  Bend  Sanitary Landfill, Dakota County, City  of Inver
  Grove Heights, MN.  (First Remedial Action), September
   1991.
  PB92-964119/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R05-91/179
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Chem-
  Central Site, Wyoming, Ml. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
   tember 1991.
   PB92-964138/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/ROD/R05-91/180
   Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): National
   Presto  Industries, Eau Claire,  Wl.  (Second Remedial
   Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964129/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
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  EPA/ROD/R05-91/181
    Superfund  Record   of  Decision  (EPA   Region  5):
    Stoughton City Landfill Site, Stoughton. Wl. (First Reme-
    dial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964128/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R05-91 /182
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5):  Berlin
    and Farro Site, Swartz Creek, Ml. (First Remedial Action),
    September 1991.
    P892-964132/RES           92-44   PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R05-91/183
    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): Fultz
    Landfill, Byesvilte, OH. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
    ber 1991.
    PB92-964131/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

  EPA/ROD/R05-91/184
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5):  Better
    Brite Plating Chrome and Zinc, De Pere, Wl. (First Reme-
    dial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964139/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R05-91/185
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Ossineke
    Groundwater  Contamination Site, Alpena County, Ossin-
    eke. Ml. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964127/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R05-91/186
    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): Lem-
    berger Landfill Site, Manitowoc County, Wl (First Reme-
    dial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964133/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
  EPA/HOO/R05-91/187
    Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 5): Lenv
    berger Transport and Recycling, Manitowoc County. Wl.
    (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964124/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R05-91/188
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Novaco
    Industries,  Ml. (First Remedial Action).  (Amendment),
    September 1991.
    PB92-964104/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/ROO/ROS-91/189
    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Dakhue
    Sanitary  LandfW.  Hampton Township. Dakota County,
    MN. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
    PB92-964137/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R05-91/190
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Southeast
    Rockford Groundwater Contamination, Rockford. IL (First
    Remedial Action). June 1991.
    PB92-964141/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

  EPA/ROO/ROS-91/191
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Washing-
    ton County Landfill, Lake Elmo,  MN. (Second Remedial
    Action), November 1990.
    PB92-964113/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
  EPA/ROO/R06-91 /066
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 6):  Petro-
    chemical (Turtle Bayou). Liberty County, TX. (Second Re-
    medial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964202/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
  EPA/ROD/R06-91 /067
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Cimarron
    Mining Site, Operable  Unit 2. Carrizozo, NM. (Second Re-
    medial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964201/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

  EPA/ROD/R07-91 /045
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  7):  Lee
    Chemical  Site, Liberty.  MO. (First Remedial  Action),
    March 1991.
    P892-964307/REB          92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R07-91 /046
    Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  7);  E.I.
    Dupont De Nemours (County Road X23), Lee County,
    West Point IA. (First Remedial Action). May 1991.
    PB92-964306/REB          92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R07-91 /047
    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 7): Eldsville
    Area  Site. St. Louis County. Ellisville,  MO. (Second  Re-
    medial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964312/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/ROD/R07-91 /048
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  7): Hastings
    Ground Water Contamination (Operable Unit 1), Hastings.
    NE. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964304/REB          92-04   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/ROO/R07-91 /049
    Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  7): Hastings
    Groundwater Contamination (Operable Unit 10), Hastings,
    NE. (Seventh Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-964303/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/ROD/R07-91 /050
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Lehigh
    Portland Cement Company. Mason City, IA. (First Reme-
    dial Action). June 1991.
    PB92-964311/RES           92-04   PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/ROD/R07-91 /OS1
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 7): Shaw
    Avenue Dump Site, Charles City, Floyd County, IA. (First
    Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964309/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/ROD/R07-91 /052
    Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  7): People's
    Natural Gas Coal Gasification Site, Dubuque, IA. (First
    Remedial Action). September 1991.
    PB92-964301/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R07-91/053
  Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 7):  John
  Deere (Ottumwa Works Landfill), Ottumwa, IA. (First Re-
  medial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964308/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R07-91 /054
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Kem-Pest
  Laboratories Site, Cape Girardeau  County, MO. (Second
  Remedial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-964305/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R07-91/05S
  Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA Region  7):  Mid-
  America Tanning Site, Sergeant Bluff, IA. (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964310/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R07-91/056
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Ellisville
  Area Site, St Louis County, Ellisville. MO. (First Remedial
  Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
  PB92-964302/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R08-91/045
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
  Sales (New  Location) (Operable Unit 1), Denver, CO.
  (First  Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964409/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R08-91/046
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
  Sales Site. (New Location),  (Operable Unit  2), Adams
  County, CO. (Second Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964408/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A03

EPA/ROD/R08-91 /047
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
  Sales. (New  Location), (Operable Unit 3), Adams Countv,
  CO. (Third Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964410/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R08-91/048
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Wasatch
  Chemical Site (Lot 6). Salt Lake City, UT (First Remedial
  Action), March 1991.
  PB92-964407/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R08-91 /049
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Hill Air
  Force Base, Operable Unit 2, Chemical Disposal Pit 3,
  Site WP07, Davis and Weber Counties, UT. (First Reme-
  dial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964401/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R08-91 /050
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Rocky
  Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 21), CO. (Ninth Remedi-
  al Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964405/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R08-91 /051
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Rocky
  Mountain Arsenal (Operable Unit 26). CO. (Tenth Reme-
  dial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964403/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R08-91/052
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Broderick
  Wood Products. Adams  County,  CO.  (First Remedial
  Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
  PB92-964402/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R08-91/053
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Anaconda
  Smelter Site, (Operable Unit 11 - Flue Dust), Deer Lodge
  County.  Anaconda, MT. (Second Remedial Action),  Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964404/REB           92-04  PC A10/MF A03

EPA/ROD/R08-91 /055
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  8): Central
  City-dear Creek Site, (Operable Unit 3). Clear Creek and
  Gilpin Counties. CO. (Third Remedial Act
  1991.
  PB92-964406/REB
                                I  Action), September

                             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R09-91/056
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Atlas As-
  bestos  Mine. Fresno County, CA.  (Second Remedial
  Action), February 1991.
  PB92-964510/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R09-91/057
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): CTS Prin-
  tex  Corporation, Mountain View. CA. (First Remedial
  Action). June 1991.
  PB92-964516/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF AOt

EPA/ROD/R09-91/058
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Teledyne
  Semiconductor  (Spectra  Physics), Mountain View,  CA.
  (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-964505/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R09-91/059
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Synertek
  (Building No. 1), Santa Clara, CA.  (First Remedial Action).
  June 1991.
  PB92-964513/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R09-91 /060
  Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 9): FMC
  (Fresno Plant), Fresno, CA. (First  Remedial Action), June
  1991.
  PB92-964512/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R09-91/061
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 9): South
  Bay  Asbestos  Area. San Jose, CA. (First Remedial
  Action), (Amendment). June 1991.
  PB92-964S01/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                       EPA/ROD/R09-91/062
                                                         Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9): Valley
                                                         Wood Preserving  Site,  Turtock,  CA.  (First Remedial
                                                         Action), September 1991.
                                                         PB92-964517/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

                                                       EPA/ROD/R09-91 /063
                                                         Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  Van
                                                         Waters and  Rogers, San Jose,  CA.  (First Remedial
                                                         Action), September 1991.
                                                         PB92-964S06/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

                                                       EPA/ROD/R09-91 /064
                                                         Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9): Mesa
                                                         Area Ground Water Contamination, Mesa, AZ. (First Re-
                                                         medial Action). September 1991.
                                                         PB92-964514/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                                                       EPA/ROD/R09-91/06S
                                                         Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9): Indian
                                                         Bend Wash Area (Operable Units 1. 4, 5. 6), AZ. (Second
                                                         Remedial Action), September 1991.
                                                         PB92-964509/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

                                                       EPA/ROD/R09-91/066
                                                         Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Advanced
                                                         Micro Devices 915, Sunnyvale,  CA.  (First Remedial
                                                         Action), August 1991.
                                                         PB92-964520/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

                                                       EPA/ROD/R09-91 /067
                                                         Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Castle Air
                                                         Force Base, Merced County, CA. (First Remedial Action),
                                                         August 1991.
                                                         PB92-964S08/REB
                                                                                    92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R09-91 /068
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Sola Opti-
  cal  USA, Inc., Petaluma.  CA.  (First  Remedial Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-964515/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R09-91/070
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Monolith-
  ic Memories (Advanced Micro Devices - Argues) (Nation-
  al Semiconductor), CA. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber  1991.
  PB92-964503/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R09-91/071
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): National
  Semiconductor (Monolithic Memories), CA. (First Remedi-
  al Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964502/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R09-91/072
  Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9): Micro
  Storage/Intel Magnetics, Santa Clara.  CA. (First Remedi-
  al Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964511/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R09-91/073
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Advanced
  Micro Devices 901, (Signetics), (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
  vale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964504/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R09-91 /074
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Signetics
  (Advanced Micro Devices 901) (TRW Microwave). Sunny-
  vale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964507/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R09-91/075
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Spectra-
  Physics, (Teledyne Semiconductor). Mountain View, CA.
  (First Remedial Action). March 1991.
  PB92-964519/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ROD/R09-91 /076
  Superfund  Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 9):  TRW
  Microwave,  (Advanced Micro Devices 901).  (Signetics).
  Sunnyvale. CA. (First Remedial Action). September 1991 .
  PB92-964S18/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R10-91/027
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region  10):  Com-
  mencement Bay-Nearshore/Tideftats  (Operable Unit 7),
  Tacoma, WA. (Third Remedial Action). December 1990.
  PB92-964604/REB            92-01  PC A17/MF A04

EPA/ROD/R1 0-91 /028
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region 10): Bunker
    II  Mining and Metallurgical Complex, Shoshone County,
    . (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
                                                         KM
                                                         PB92-964601/REB
                                                                                    92-01  PC A07/MF A02
                                                       EPA/ ROD/R10-91/029
                                                         Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  10):  Union
                                                         Pacific Railroad Yard.  Bannock County.  Pocatello. ID.
                                                         (First Remedial Action),  September 1991.
                                                         PB92-964606/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

                                                       EPA/ROD/R10-91 /030
                                                         Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Yakima
                                                         Plating Facility, Yakima,  WA. (First Remedial Action),
                                                         September 1991.
                                                         PB92-964607/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

                                                       EPA/ROD/R10-91/031
                                                         Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  10): North-
                                                         west Transformer-Mission Pole,  Whatcom County. WA.
                                                         (First Remedial Action),  (Amendment), September 1991.
                                                         PB92-964602/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                       EPA/ROD/R10-91/032
                                                         Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Ameri-
                                                         can Lake Gardens (McChord AFB -  Area  D). Pierce
                                                         County, WA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
                                                         PB92-96460S/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A02
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                                                         CORPORATE  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                       ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON, DC.
EPA/ROD/R10-91/033
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Bangor
  Naval Submarine Base, Site F (Operable Unit 2), Bangor,
  WA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964603/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/019A
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Soil Vapor Extraction. Interim Guidance.
  PB92-227271/REB           92-04   PCAOS/MFA01
EPA/540/2-91 /021
  In situ Soil Flushing. Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-180025/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/022
  Air Stripping of Aqueous Solutions. Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-180033/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/023
  Control  of Air Emissions  from Materials Handling during
  Remediation. Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-1B0041/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/024
  Granular Activated Carbon Treatment.  Engineering Bulle-
  tin.
  PB92-180058/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/ 540/2-91/025
  Chemical Oxidation Treatment. Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-180066/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/5-91 /OCM
  Superfund  Innovative Technology Evaluation  Program:
  Progress and  Accomplishments, Fiscal  Year  1990.  A
  Fourth Report to Congress.
  PB92-224799/REB           92-04   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/003
  Superfund Program: Ten Years of Progress.
  PB91-921286/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/004
  Progress Toward  Implementing Superfund, Fiscal Year
  1990: A Report to the Congress.
  PB92-963256/REB           92-01   PC E05/MF A04
EPA/540/8-91/016
  Superfund: Focusing  on the  Nation at Large.  1991
  Update.
  PB92-963252/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/017
  National Priorities List Sites: Alabama.
  PB92-963223/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/018
  National Priorities List Sites: Alaska.
  PB92-963251/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/019
  National Priorities List Sites: Arizona and Nevada.
  PB92-963216/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/020
  National Priorities List Sites: Arkansas.
  PB92-963220/RE8           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ 540/8-91/021
  National Priorities List Sites: California  and Hawaii.
  PB92-963239/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03
EPA/540/8-91/022
  National Priorities Ust Sites: Colorado.
  PB92-963237/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/023
  National Priorities List Sites: Connecticut
  PB92-963203/REB
          see individual report for order
EPA/540/8-91/024
  National Priorities List Sites: Delaware
  PB92-963228/REB           92-01
EPA/540/8-91/025
  National Priorities List Sites: Florida.
  PB92-963250/REB           92-01
EPA/540/8-91/026
  National Priorities List Sites: Georgia.
  PB92-963226/REB           92-01
EPA/540/8-91/027
  National Priorities List Sites: Idaho.
  PB92-963219/REB           92-01
EPA/540/8-91/028
  National Priorities List Sites: Illinois.
  PB92-96324B/REB           92-01
EPA/540/8-91/029
  National Priorities List Sites: Indiana.
  PB92-963249/REB           92-01
EPA/540/8-91/030
  National Priorities List Sites: Iowa.
  PB92-963234/REB           92-01
EPA/540/8-91/031
  National Priorities List Sites: Kansas.
  PB92-963213/REB           92-01
EPA/540/8-91/032
  National Priorities List Sites: Kentucky.
  PB92-963227/REB           92-01
EPA/540/8-91/033
  National Priorities List Sites: Louisiana.
  PB92-963222/REB           92-01
EPA/540/8-91/034
  National Priorities List Sites: Maine.
  PB92-963204/REB           92-01
                                    number and price



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                                    PC A08/MF A02



                                    PC A04/MF A01



                                    PC A04/MF A01



                                    PC A06/MF A02



                                    PC A06/MF A02



                                    PC A05/MF A01



                                    PC A04/MF A01



                                    PC A04/MF A01



                                    PC A04/MF A01



                                    PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/035
  National Priorities List Sites: Maryland.
  PB92-963218/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/036
  National Priorities List Sites: Massachusetts.
  PB92-963206/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/037
  National Priorities List Sites: Michigan.
  PB92-963247/REB           92-01  PCA10/MFA03

EPA/540/8-91 /038
  National Priorities List Sites: Minnesota.
  PB92-963211/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/540/8-91 /039
  National Priorities List Sites: Mississippi.
  PB92-963224/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/040
  National Priorities List Sites: Missouri.
  PB92-963214/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/041
  National Priorities List Sites: Montana.
  PB92-963235/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91 /042
  National Priorities List Sites: Nebraska.
  PB92-963233/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91 /043
  National Priorities List Sites: New Hampshire.
  PB92-963205/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/044
  National Priorities List Sites: New Jersey.
  PB92-963241/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

EPA/540/8-91/045
  National Priorities List Sites: New Mexico.
  PB92-963232/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91 /046
  National Priorities List Sites: New York.
  PB92-963208/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

EPA/540/8-91/047
  National Priorities List Sites: North Carolina.
  PB92-963209/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91 /048
  National  Priorities List Sites: North Dakota and South
  Dakota.
  PB92-963236/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/049
  National Priorities List Sites: Ohio.
  PB92-963246/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/540/8-91/050
  National Priorities List Sites: Oklahoma.
  PB92-963221/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/051
  National Priorities List Sites: Oregon.
  PB92-963245/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/052
  National Priorities List Sites: Pennsylvania.
  PB92-963240/REB           92-01  PC A11/MF A03

•PA/540/8-91 /053
  National Priorities List Sites: Rhode Island.
  PB92-963230/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/054
  National Priorities List Sites: South Carolina.
  PB92-963210/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/055
  National Priorities List Sites: Tennessee.
  PB92-963225/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/056
  National Priorities List Sites: Texas.
  PB92-96321S/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/540/8-91/057
  National Priorities List Sites: Utah.
  PB92-963215/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/058
  National Priorities List Sites: Vermont.
  PB92-963231/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/059
  National Priorities List Sites. Virginia.
  PB92-963217/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/060
  National Priorities  List Sites: Washington.
  PB92-963244/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/540/8-91/061
  National Priorities  Ust Sites: West Virginia.
  PB92-963229/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/062
  National Priorities List Sites: Wisconsin,
  PB92-963243/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/540/8-91/063
  National Priorities List Sites: Wyoming.
  PB92-963238/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/8-9V064
  National  Priorities List Sites:  American  Samoa, Guam,
  and the Trust Territories.
  PB92-963242/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/065
  National Priorities List Sites: Puerto Rico.
  PB92-963207/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/069
  NPL Characterization Project: National Results.
  PB92-963304/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA-540/8-91/070
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 1 Results.
  PB92-963305/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91-071
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
  PB92-963306/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91 /072
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
  PB92-963307/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/073
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
  P892-963308/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/074
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
  PB92-963309/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/075
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
  PB92-963310/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/076
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
  PB92-963311/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/077
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
  PB92-963312/REB           92-01  PCAOS/MFA01

EPA/540/8-91 /078
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
  PB92-963313/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/079
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
  PB92-963314/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-9!/080
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: National Results.
  PB92-963315/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/540/8-91/081
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 1 Results.
  PB92-963316/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/082
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
  PB92-963317/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/083
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
  PB92-963318/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91 /084
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
  PB92-963319/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/085
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
  PB92-963320/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/086
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
  PB92-963321/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/087
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
  PB92-963322/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/088
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
  PB92-963323/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91 /089
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
  PB92-963324/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91 /090
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
  PB92-963325/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91/091
  Technical Support Services for Superfund Site Remedi-
  ation and RCRA Corrective  Action. Third Edition.
  PB92-205657/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/8-91 /093
  Superfund  Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of
  Federally-Funded  Removals. Fifth Annual Report - Fiscal
  Year 1990.
  PB92-963403/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/540/G-91/012
  Contracting and Subcontracting Guide to the Supertund
  Program.
  PB92-963274/REB                   92-04 PC Free

EPA/540/M5-91/005
  Superfund  Innovative  Technology Evaluation  (SITE):
  Demonstration  Bulletin. Flame Reactor, Horsehead  Re-
  source Development Company, Inc.
  PB92-235613/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

EPA/540/P-91/013
  Guidance on Site  Assessment Cooperative Agreements.
  PB92-224385/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/R-92/005
  Presentations  EPA-State  Soil  Standards Conference.
  Held in Crystal  City, Virginia on January 29, 1991.
  PB92-963350/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02

EPA/540/R-92/009
  Community Relations in Superfund:  A Handbook.
  PB92-963341/REB            92-01   PC A12/MF A03

 EPA/540/R-92/012
  Superfund Innovative Technology  Evaluation Program:
  Spring Update  to the Technology Profiles. Fourth Edition.
  PB92-233121/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                          CORPORATE  AUTHOR  INDEX
 EPA/540/S-92/001
   Chemical Enhancements  to  Pump-and-Treat Remedi-
   ation. Ground Water Issue.
   PB92-180074/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/540/S-92/007
   Rotating Biological Contactors. Engineering Bulletin.
   PB92-235936/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/9200.1-12A
   Superfund Progress - Aficionado's Version (Progress as
   of March 31, 1992).
   PB92-963267/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/9200.5-07A
   Superfund: Reporting on Cleanup Activities through Envi-
   ronmental Indicators. FY 1991  Update.
   PB92-963255/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 OERR-9246.0-05
   Guidance on Site Assessment Cooperative Agreements.
   PB92-224385/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.0-03D
   OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory, October 1991.
   PB92-963202/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.0-03E
   OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory, May 1992.
   PB92-963264/REB                   92-01  PC E02
 OSWER-9200.1-09I-VOL-1 -NO-1
   Superfund Policy Forum  Update, Volume 1,  Number 1,
   February 1992.
   PB92-963262/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 OSWER-92O0.1-11
   Accessing the  S50  Million Set-Aside in  the Remedial
   Action Budget  for Quick  Response at National Priorities
   List Sites.
   PB92-963342/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01
 OSWER-9200.1-12
   Superfund Progress, Spring 1992.
   PB92-963265/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.1-12-2
   Superfund Progress, Summer 1992
   PB92-963279/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.1-12B
   Superfund Progress - Aficionado's Version: Progress as
   of June 30. 1992.
   PB92-963278/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 OSWER-9200.2-13
   Progress Toward Implementing Superfund.  Fiscal  Year
   1990: A Report to the Congress.
   P892-963256/REB            92-01   PC E05/MF ACM
 OSWER-9200.2-14
   National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contin-
   gency Plan (The NCP).
   PB92-963261/REB            92-01  PC A15/MF A03

 OSWER-92O0.3-01 G
   Correction of  FY-92 Superfund Program Management
   Manual Definitions.
   PB92-963266/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.3-01H-1
   Superfund Program Implementation Manual, Fiscal Year
   1993. Volumes 1 and 2.
   PB92-963276/REB            92-04   PC A18/MF ACM

 OSWER-9200.5-01B
   Superfund Program: Ten Years of Progress.
   PB91-921286/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-1151
   OPA  Update Implementation of the Oil Pollution Act of
   1990. Volume 2, Number 1.
   PB92-963420/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-115I-VOL-1 -NO-4
   Update on Implementation of the Oil Pollution Act ot
   1990. Volume 1, Number 4, September 1991.
   PB91-921374/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-208FS-A
   Debarment and Suspension.
   PB92-963331/REB
                               92-01  PC A01/MF A01
  OSWER-9200.5-402A
    Contracting and Subcontracting Guide  to the Superfund
    Program.
    PB92-963274/REB
                                      92-04  PC Fl«
  OSWER-9200.5-701A
    Superfund:  Focusing  on the Nation at Large  1991
    Update.
    P692-9632S2/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
  OSWEH-9200.5-702A
    National Priorities List Sites: Alabama.
    PB92-963223/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  OSWER-9200.5-703A
    National Priorities List Sites. Alaska.
    PB92-9632S1/RE8           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  OSWER-9200.5-704A
    National Priorities List Sites: Arizona and Nevada.
    P892-963216/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  OSWER-9200.5-r05A
    National Priorities List Sites: Arkansas.
    PB92-963220/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  OSWER-9200.5-706A
    National Priorities List Sites: California and Hawaii.
    PB92-963239/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03
  OSWER-9200 5-707A
    National Priorities List Sites: Colorado.
    PB92-963237/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-708A
  National Priorities List Sites: Connecticut.
  PB92-963203/REB
                                             92-01
          see individual report for order number and price
OSWER-9200.5-709A
  National Priorities List Sites: Delaware.
  PB92-963228/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-710A
  National Priorities List Sites: Florida.
  PB92-963250/REB            92-01   PC A08/MF A02
OSWER-9200.5-711A
  National Priorities List Sites: Georgia.
  PB92-963226/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-713A
  National Priorities List Sites: Idaho.
  PB92-963219/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-714A
  National Priorities List Sites: Illinois.
  PB92-963248/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
OSWER-9200.5-715A
  National Priorities List Sites: Indiana.
  PB92-963249/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
OSWER-9200.5-716A
  National Priorities List Sites: Iowa.
  PB92-963234/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-717A
  National Priorities List Sites. Kansas.
  PB92-963213/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-718A
  National Priorities List Sites: Kentucky.
  PB92-963227/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-719A
  National Priorities List Sites. Louisiana.
  PB92-963222/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-720A
  National Priorities List Sites: Maine.
  PB92-963204/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-72IA
  National Priorities List Sites: Maryland.
  PB92-963218/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-722A
  National Priorities List Sites: Massachusetts
  PB92-963206/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-723A
  National Priorities List Sites: Michigan.
  PB92-963247/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03
OSWER-9200.5-724A
  National Priorities List Sites: Minnesota.
  PB92-963211/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
OSWER-9200.5-725A
  National Priorities List Sites: Mississippi.
  PB92-963224/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-726A
  National Priorities List Sites: Missouri.
  PB92-963214/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-727A
  National Priorities List Sites: Montana.
  PB92-963235/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-728A
  National Priorities List Sites: Nebraska.
  PB92-963233/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-729A
  National Priorities List Sites: New Hampshire.
  PB92-963205/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-730A
  National Priorities List Sites: New Jersey.
  PB92-963241/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03
OSWER-9200.5-731A
  National Priorities List Sites: New Mexico.
  PB92-963232/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-732A
  National Priorities List Sites: New York.
  PB92-963208/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03
OSWER-9200.5-733A
  National Priorities List Sites: North Carolina
  PB92-963209/RE8           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-734A
  National  Priorities List Sites:  North Dakota and South
  Dakota
  PB92-963236/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-735A
  National Priorities List Sites: Ohio.
  PB92-963246/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
 OSWER-9200.5-736A
  National Priorities List Sites. Oklahoma.
   PB92-963221/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200 5-737A
  National Priorities List Sites: Oregon.
   PB92-963245/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-738A
   National Priorities List Sites: Pennsylvania.
   PB92-963240/REB            92-01   PCA11/MFA03
 OSWER-9200.5-739A
   National Priorities List Sites: Rhode Island.
   PB92-963230/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-740A
   National Pnorities List Sites: South Carolina.
   PB92-963210/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-741A
  National Priorities List Sites: Tennessee.
  PB92-963225/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

OSWER-9200.5-742A
  National Priorities List Sites: Texas.
  PB92-963212/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

OSWER-9200.5-743A
  National Priorities List Sites: Utah.
  PB92-963215/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

OSWER-9200.5-744A
  National Priorities List Sites: Vermont.
  PB92-963231/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-745A
  National Priorities List Sites: Virginia.
  PB92-963217/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

OSWER-9200.5-746A
  National Priorities List Sites: Washington.
  PB92-963244/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF ADZ

OSWER-9200.5-747A
  National Priorities List Sites: West Virginia.
  PB92-963229/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A01

OSWER-9200.5-748A
  National Priorities List Sites. Wisconsin.
  PB92-963243/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
OSWER-9200.5-749A
  National Priorities List Sites: Wyoming.
  PB92-963238/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-750A
  National Priorities List  Sites. American Samoa, Guam,
  and the Trust Territories.
  PB92-963242mEB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

OSWER-9200.5-751A
  National Priorities List Sites: Puerto Rico.
  PB92-963207/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

OSWER-9201.0-01
  Implementation  ot the  Supertund Alternative  Remedial
  Contracting Strategy (ARCS): Report of the Administra-
  tor's Task Force. Implementation Plan.
  PB92-963201 /REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

OSWER-9202.1-01
  Regional Pilot Projects and Initiatives.
  P892-963259/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

OSWER-9202.1-02I-VOL-1-NO-1
  Smart Moves  in Superfund - Regional Initiatives. Volume
  1. Number 1. February 1992.
  PB92-963272/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

OSWER-9202.1-03FS
  Regional Pilots  and Applications of Superfund Acceler-
  ated Cleanup Model (SACM).
  PB92-963273/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

OSWER-9202.1-04
  Identification of a Senior Superfund  Official for Address-
  ing Special NPL Site-Related Issues.
  PB92-963277/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

OSWER-9203.1-01
  Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model (SACM).
  PB92-963263/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

OSWER-9203.1 -02I-VOL-1 -NO-1
  Superfund  Accelerated Cleanup  Bulletin.  Volume  1,
  Number 1. Presumptive Remedies for Municipal Landfill
  Sites.
  PB92-963367/REB           92-04 PC A01/MF A01

OSWER-9203.1-02I-VOL-1-NO-2
  Superfund  Accelerated Cleanup Bulletin:  Presumptive
  Remedies for Wood  Treatment Facilities. Volume 1.
  Number 2. May 1992
  PB92-963361/REB           92-04 PC A01/MF A01

OSWER-9203.1-02I-VOL-1 -NO-3
  Superfund  Accelerated Cleanup  Bulletin.  Volume  1.
  Number 3. Presumptive Remedies.
  PB92-963371/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

OSWER-9230.0-03C
  Community Relations in Superfund: A Handbook.
  PB92-963341/REB            92-01  PC A12/MF A03

OSWER-9230.0-23FS
  Homeowners Exempted from  Superfund Cleanup Costs:
  National Policy Overview.
   PB92-963336/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01

OSWER-9242.2-03
  Administrative Guidance for the FIT to ARCS (FIT/ARCS)
  Transition.
   PB92-963332/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

 OSWER-9242.2-05
   Implementation of the  Alternative Remedial Contracting
   Strategy (ARCS) Task Force Recommendations: Trans-
   mittal of the Implementation Plan.
   PB92-963258/REB           92-01  PCA01/MFA01

 OSWER-9242.2-06
   Superfund Contracts Management Issues.
   PB92-963257/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 OSWER-9242.3-08
   Revision of Policy  Regarding Superfund Pro|ect Assign-
   ment between Alternative Remedial Contracting Strategy
   Contractors and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
   PB92-963327/REB           92-01  PC  A01/MF A01
CA-14
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                                                         CORPORATE AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                      ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON, DC.
OSWER-9242.3-10
  Congressional  Limits for  FY 92  Alternative  Remedial
  Contracting  Strategy  (ARCS)  Program  Management
  Costs.
  PB92-963260/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01
OSWER-92B3.1-06
  Considerations in  Ground-Water Remediation  at Super-
  fund Sites and RCRA Facilities: Update.
  PB92-963358/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01
OSWER-9285.1-03
  Standard Operating Safety Guides
  PB92-963414/REB
                             92-04   PC A09/MF A03
OSWER-9285.7-01B
  Risk  Assessment Guidance for  Superfund.  Volume 1.
  Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part B. Development
  of Risk-Based Preliminary Remediation Goals).
  PB92-963333/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9285.7-01BFS
  Risk  Assessment Guidance for  Superfund  Volume 1.
  Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part B).
  PB92-963339/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9285.7-01C
  Risk  Assessment Guidance for  Superfund.  Volume 1.
  Human Hearth Evaluation Manual (Part C, Risk Evalua-
  tion of Remedial Alternatives).
  PB92-963334/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01
OSWER-9285.7-01CFS
  Risk  Assessment Guidance for  Superfund.  Volume 1.
  Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C).
  PB92-963340/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9285.7-08FS
  Understanding Superfund Risk Assessment.
  PB92-963372/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9285.7-OBI-VOL-1 -NO-1
  Supplemental Guidance to  RAGS: Calculating  the Con-
  centration Term. Volume 1, Number 1,  May 1992.
  PB92-963373/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9285.7-09A
  Guidance for Data Useability in Risk  Assessment (Part
  A).
  PB92-963356/REB           92-04   PC A13/MF A03
OSWER-9285.7-09B
  Guidance for Data Useability in  Risk  Assessment (Part

  PB92-963362/REB           92-04   PC A05/MF A01
OSWER-9285.7-09FS
  Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment.
  PB92-963363/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9295.0-02
  Memorandum of  Understanding  between the National
  Oceanic and Atmospheric  Administration and  the U.S.
  Environmental Protection Agency Concerning the  Notifi-
  cation  and  Coordination of Activities Pursuant  to  the
  Comprehensive Environmental  Response, Compensation,
  and Liability Act.
  PB92-963281/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-9320.2-3C
  Update No.  2 to 'Procedures for Completion and Deletion
  of NPL Stes'.
  PB92-963344/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01
OSWER-9345.0-01A
  Guidance for Performing Preliminary Assessments under
  CERCLA.
  PB92-963303/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03
OSWER-9345.0-05I-VOL-1 -NO-1
  ECO Update: The Role of  BTAGs in  Ecological Assess-
  ment. Volume 1, Number 1, September 1991.
  PB92-963337/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9345.0-05I-VOL-1-NO-2
  ECO Update: Ecological Assessment of Superfund Sites.
  An Overview. Volume 1, Number 2. December 1991.
  PB92-963335/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9345.0-05I-VOL-1 -NO-3
  ECO Update. Volume  1, Number 3. The Role of Natural
  Resource Trustees in the Superfund Process.
  PB92-963369/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-9345.0-05I-VOL-1-NO-3
  ECO  Update. Volume 1, Number 4. Developing a Work
  Scope for Ecological Assessments.
  PB92-963370/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-9345.0-05I-VOL-1 -NO-5
  ECO Update. Volume  1, Number  5, August 1992  Briefing
  the BTAG. Initial Descnption of Setting, History, and Ecol-
  ogy of a Site.
  PB92-963374/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 OSWER-9345.1-03FS
  Revised Hazard Ranking System: Evaluating Sites After
  Waste Removals.
  P892-963326/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 OSWER-9345.1-04
   PREscore Software. Users Manual and Tutorial.  Version
   1.0.
   PB92-963349/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01
 OSWER-9345.1-08
   Regional Quality Control  Guidance  for NPL  Candidate
   Sites.
   PB92-963352/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF  A01
 OSWER-9345.1-09-0
   NPL Characterization Project: National Results.
   PB92-963304/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02
 OSWER-9345.1-09-1
   NPL Characterization Project:  Region  1 Results.
   PB92-963305/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-09-2
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
  PB92-963306/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-09-3
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
  PB92-963307/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-09-4
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
  PB92-963308/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-09-5
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
  PB92-963309/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-09-6
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
  PB92-963310/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-09-7
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
  PB92-963311/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-09-8
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
  PB92-963312/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-09-9
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
  PB92-963313/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-09-10
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
  PB92-963314/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-10-0
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: National Results.
  PB92-963315/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

OSWER-9345.1-10-1
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 1 Results.
  PB92-963316/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-10-2
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
  PB92-963317/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-10-3
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
  PB92-963318/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-10-4
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
  PB92-963319/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-10-5
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
  PB92-963320/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-10-6
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
  PB92-963321/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-10-7
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
  PB92-963322/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-10-8
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
  PB92-963323/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-10-9
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
  PB92-963324/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-10-10
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
  PB92-963325/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

OSWER-9345.1-11
  PA-Score Software, Version 1.0. Users Manual and Tuto-
  nal.
  (EPA/SW/DK-92/002A)
  PB92-963302/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

OSWER-9345.3-03FS
  Guide to Management ol Investigation-Derived Wastes.
  PB92-963353/HEB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

OSWER-9355.0-36
  FY 1992 Themes for Regional Coordination to Support
  Continuous Improvements of Superfund's Remedial Pro-

                             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
gram,
PE
    'B92-963368/REB

 OSWER-9355.0-39FS
   Remedial  Action Report:  Documentation for Operable
   Unit Completion.
   PB92-963364/REB            92-04   PC A01/MF A01

 OSWER-9355.4-05
   Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase
   2. Volume 1. Summary Report.
   PB92-963346/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 OSWER-9355.4-05A
   Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase
   2. Volume 2. Case Studies and Updates.
   PB92-963347/REB            92-04   PC A19/MF A04

 OSWER-9355.4-06
   Summary  of Treatment  Technology  Effectiveness  for
   Contaminated Soil.
   PB92-963351/REB            92-01   PC A23/MF A04

 OSWER-9355.4-07FS
   Estimating Potential for Occurrence of DNAPL at Super-
   fund Sites.
   PB92-963338/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 OSWER-9355.6-05-1
   ROD Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 1.
   PB92-963359/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06

 OSWER-9355.6-05-2
   ROD Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 2.
   PB92-963360/REB            92-01   PC A18/MF A04
OSWER-9360.0-22FS
  Oil  Notifications:   Emergency  Response  Notification
  System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
  PB92-963413/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

OSWER-9360.0-23FS
  CERCLA Notifications: Emergency Response Notification
  System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
  PB92-963411/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01

OSWER-9360.0-29FS
  Overview  of  ERNS: Emergency Response Notification
  System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
  PB92-963412/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

OSWER-9360.2-04
  Authorization  for  Regional Administrators to  Approve
  Consistency Exemptions at NPL Sites.
  PB92-963343/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

OSWER-9360.3-02
  Superfund Removal Procedures: Guidance on the Con-
  sideration of ARARS during Removal Actions.
  PB92-963401/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01

OSWER-9360.3-05
  Superfund  Removal Procedures:  Public Participation
  Guidance for On-Scene Coordinators: Community Rela-
  tions and the  Administrative Record.
  PB92-963416/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

OSWER-9360.3-06
  Superfund  Removal Procedures: Removal Enforcement
  Guidance for  On-Scene Coordinators.
  PB92-963409/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

OSWER-9360.3-06FS
  Guide to Removal Enforcement.
  PB92-963419/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

OSWER-9360.4-04
  Compendium of ERT Field Analytical Procedures.
  PB92-963405/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

OSWER-9360.4-05
  Compendium of ERT Air Sampling Procedures.
  PB92-963406/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

OSWER-9360.4-10
  Removal  Program Representative  Sampling  Guidance.
  Volume 1. Soil.
  PB92-963408/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

OSWER-9360.4-12
  CERCLA Reporting  Requirements for Releases of Ethyl-
  ene Glycol from Airplane De-Icing Operations.
  PB92-963402/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

OSWER-9360.6-06
  Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of
  Federally-Funded  Removals. Fifth Annual Report - Fiscal
  Year 1990.
  PB92-963403/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

OSWER-9360.6-08
  Technical  Assistance  Team  (TAT)  Contracts  Users'
  Manual.
  PB92-963407/REB            92-01   PC A09/MF A02

OSWER-9360.7-08FS
  Notification Requirements for Continuous Releases of
  Hazardous Substances.
  PB92-963422/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

OSWER-9360.8-01FS
  OPA  Q's and A's: Overview of the Oil Pollution Act of
  1990.
  PB92-963348/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

OSWER-9375.5-01FS-A
  State and Local Involvement in the Superfund Program.
  PB92-963329/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01

OSWER-9375.5-03FS-A
  Political Subdivision Involvement in Superfund.
  PB92-963330/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

 OSWER-9375.5-04FS-A
  Audits and the Superfund Program Manager.
  PB92-963328/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01

 OSWER-9375.6-08B
  Analysis  of  State Superfund Programs:  50-State Study.
   1991 Update.
   P692-963418/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03

 OSWER-9380.1-10FS
   Characterization  Protocol for Radioactive Contaminated
   Soils.
   PB92-963354/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 O3WER-9380.3-06FS
   Guide to Principal Threat and Low Level Threat Wastes.
   PB92-963345/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

 OSWER-9834.11FS
   Overview of  the Off-Site Policy for OSCs and RPMs.
   PB92-963603/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

 OSWER-9835.16
   Guidance on Preparing  Waste-in  Lists  and Volumetric
   Rankings for Release  to Potentially Responsible Parties
   (PRPs) under CERCLA.
   PB92-963606/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF  A01

   PA-Score (Preliminary Assessment Score),  Version 1.0
   (for Microcomputers).
   IEPA/SW/DK-92/002)
   PB92-500032/REB                   92-01   CP D02
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                                                          CORPORATE AUTHOR  INDEX
    Organic  Contract   Compliance   Screening  System
    (OCCSS) Software (SOW February 1988) (for Microcom-
    puters).
    (EPA/SW/DK-92/034)
    PB92-501501/REB                   92-01  CP D02

    Inorganic  Contract  Compliance  Screening  System
    (ICCSS) Software  (SOW March  1990) (Version 1)  (for
    Microcomputers).
    (EPA/SW/DK-92/O33)
    PB92-501519/REB                   92-01  CP D02

    Organic  Contract   Compliance   Screening  System
    (OCCSS) Software (SOW March 1990)  (Version 1)  (for
    Microcomputers)
    (EPA/SW/DK-92/032)
    PB92-501527/REB                   92-01  CP D02
    Organic  Contract   Compliance   Screening  System
    (OCCSS) Software (SOW  OLM01.8 Version  January
    1992) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
    (EPA/SW/DK-92/031)
    PB92-S01535/REB                   92-01  CP D02

    Organic  Contract   Compliance   Screening  System
    (OCCSS) Software (OLM01.8 Version 2) (for Microcom-
    puters).
    IEPA/SW/DK-92/043)
    PB92-502202/REB                   92-04  CP D02

    Superfund: Program Policies and Administration.
    PB92-963200/REB             92-01  Standing Order

    National Priorities List Sites Set (1991).
    PB92-963253/REB           92-01  PC E99/MF E99

    Superfund: Site Assessment and Remediation.
    PB92-963300/REB             92-01  Standing Order

    Superfund: Removals and Emergency Response.
    PB92-963400/REB             92-01  Standing Order

    Superfund: Technology and Analytical Services.
    PB92-963500/REB             92-01  Standing Order
    Superfund: Enforcement.
    PB92-963600/REB             92-01  Standing Order

    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region  1): Nyanza
    Chemical Waste Dump. Operable Unit 2. Ashland. MA.
    (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963704/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A02

    Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region  2): Sinclair
    Refinery,  Allegany  County.  WeUsviUe. NY. (Second  Re-
    medial Action), September 1991.
    PB92-963827/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

    Superfund: Record of Decision.
    PB92-964700/REB             92-01  Standing Order

 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
 DC. OFFICE OF ENFORCEMENT.
  EPA-22E-2000
    Enforcement in the 1990's Project Recommendations of
    the Analytical Workgroups.
    PB92-224286/REB           92-04  PC A17/MF ACM

    Enforcement Document Retrieval System (EDRS) - ASCII
    (1972-November 1991).
    PB92-592210/REB               92-01  Subscription

    Enforcement Document Retrieval System  (EDRS)  -
    EBCDIC (1972-November 1991).
    PB92-592220/REB               92-01  Subscription

    Enforcement Document  Retrieval System (EDRS) Master
    Rte (1972-April 1992).
    P892-592380/REB      92-01  SubscriptkxiSI ,440.00

    Enforcement Document Retrieval System (EDRS) Update
    File (November 14,1991 to  April 22, 1992).
    (EPA/DF/UT-92/042)
    PB92-592390/REB                   92-01  CP TB9

    Environmental  Protection  Agency  Civil  Enforcement
    Docket.
    PB92-921700/REB               92-01  Subscription
 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON.
 DC. OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND
 TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION.
  EPA/600/R-92/043
    BioremediaUon Case Studies: An Analysis of Vendor Sup-
    plied Data.
    PB92-232339/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/R-92/044
    BKxemedwfon Case Studies: Abstracts.
    PB92-232347/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03
 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
 DC. OFFICE OF EXPLORATORY RESEARCH.
  EPA-21R-1005
    Hazardous Substance Research Centers Program. Pro-
    gram Summary FY 1991. Office of Exploratory Research.
    PB92-224419/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
 DC. OFFICE OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL
 ASSESSMENT.
  EPA/600/6-90/006B
    Respiratory  Health Effects of Passive  Smoking: Lung
    Cancer and Other Disorders.
    PB92-182344/REB           92-O4  PC A24/MF A04

  EPA/600/8-91/053
    Upper-Bound Quantitative Cancer Risk Estimate for Pop-
    ulations Adjacent to Sulfur Mustard Incineration Facilities.
    PB92-137207/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/020
    What Can Be Learnt from Protocols Relating  to Non-
    Pharmaceuticals.
    PB92-150424/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/007
   Consideration of Pharmacokinetics and Temporal Sensi-
   tivity for Hydroxyurea in Relation to Teratogenic Potential.
   PB92-136910/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/237
   Review of Di(2-Ethylhexyl)Phtha!ate (DEHP) Risk Assess-
   ments.
   PB92-198613/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/238
   Consideration of the  Target Organ Toxicity of Trichlor-
   oethylene in Terms of Metabolite Toxicity and Pharmaco-
   kinetics.
   PB92-198621/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/600/J-92/239
   Control of  Alkaline Phosphatase  Activity in C3H10T1/2
   Cells: Rote of Retinoic Acid and Cell Density.
   PB92-198639/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/240
   Physiologically Based Kinetic Model of Rat and Mouse
   Gestation: Disposition of a Weak Acid.
   PB92-198647/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/R-92/085
   Developmental  Toxicology:  Risk  Assessment and  the
   Future.
   PB92-184993/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03

  EPA/625/3-91/019F
   Atpha2u-Globulin:  Association with Chemically Induced
   Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in the Male Rat.
   PB92-143668/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

  OHEA-C-021
   Physiologically Based Kinetic Model of Rat and Mouse
   Gestation: Disposition of a Weak Acid.
   PB92-198647/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  OHEA-C-291
   Upper-Bound Quantitative Cancer  Risk Estimate for Pop-
   ulations Adjacent to Sulfur Mustard Incineration  Facilities.
   PB92-137207/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  OHEA-C-361
   Respiratory Health Effects  of  Passive Smoking: Lung
   Cancer and Other Disorders.
   PB92-182344/REB           92-04   PC A24/MF A04

  OHEA-C-429
   Consideration of Pharmacokinetics and Temporal Sensi-
   tivity for Hydroxyurea in Relation to Teratogenic Potential
   PB92-136910/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  OHEA-C-466
   Consideration of the Target Organ Toxicity of Trichlor-
   oethytene in Terms of Metabolite Toxicity and Pharmaco-
   kinetics.
   PB92-198621/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

  OHEA-C-467
   Review of Di(2-Ethylhexyl)Phthalate (DEHP) Risk Assess-
   ments.
   PB92-198613/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  OHEA-F-385
   Alpha2u-Globulin:  Association with Chemically Induced
   Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in the Male Rat
   PB92-143668/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

  OHEA-R-285
   Developmental  Toxicology:  Risk  Assessment and  the
   Future.
   PB92-184993/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03

  OHEA-R-437
   What Can  Be Learnt from Protocols  Relating to Non-
   Pharmaceuticals.
   PB92-150424/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  OHEA-R-447
   Control of  Alkaline Phosphatase  Activity in C3H10T1/2
   Cells: Role of Retinoic Acid and Cell Density
   PB92-19B639/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   Report of the EPA Peer Review Workshop on Alpha2U-
   Gklbuhn: Association with Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia
   in tne Male Rat. Held in Gaithersburg. MD. on November
   13-14,1990.
   (EPA/B2S/3-91/021)
   PB92-166826/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

   Reference  Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazardous Air
   Pollutants  Listed in the Dean Air Act Amendments of
   1990.
   (EPA/SOO/R-92/047, ECAO-R-0397)
   PB92-239516/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT.
  EPA/IMSD-91/014
   INFOTERRA/USA Directory of Environmental Sources.
   PB92-102433/REB           92-01   PC A20/MF ACM

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF MODELING, MONITORING SYSTEMS AND
QUALITY ASSURANCE.
  EPA/600/M-91/051
   EMPA Monitor - March 1992 Edition.
   PB92-239557/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF PESTICIDE PROGRAMS.
  EPA/540/09-92/145
   Alachlor Position Document 2/3.
   PB92-111889/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/540/09-92/146
   Alachlor Position Document, 4.
   PB92-114248/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/147
  Cadmium: Special Review Document.
  PB92-114230/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01

EPA/540/09-92/148
  Daminozide Position Document 1.
  PB92-114222/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/149
  Daminozide Position Document 2/3.
  PB92-114214/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/150
  Daminozide Position Document 4.
  PB92-114198/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/151
  Dichlorvos (DDVP) Position Document 1.
  PB92-114271/RES            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/152
  Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document 2/3.
  PB92-114297/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/153
  Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document 4.
  PB92-114305/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/154
  Captafol Final Decision.
  PB92-114289/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/155
  Chlorobenzilate Position Document 1.
  PB92-114313/REB            92-01 .  PC A01/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/156
  Dinocap Position Document 4.
  PB92-114370/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/157
  Ethalfluralin Position Document 1/2/3/4.
  PB92-114263/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/158
  1,3-Dichloropropene Position Document 1.
  PB92-114206/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/179
  Creosote,  Pentachlorophenol.  and Inorganic Arsenicals;
  Amendment of Notice of Intent to Cancel Registrations.
  PB92-152842/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/180
  Pesticide Reregistration  Handbook: How to Respond to
  the Reregistration Eligibility Document.
  PB92-154806/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/201
  Status  of  Pesticides  in  Reregistration   and  Special
  Review.
  PB92-190438/REB            92-01   PC A14/MF A03

EPA/540/09-92/204
  Emergency Exemptions under  Section 18 of the Federal
  Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act 1. Guidance
  for State and Federal Agencies.
  PB92-183235/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/205
  Emergency Exemptions under  Section 18 of the Federal
  Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act. 2. Instructions
  for Submission of Emergency Exemption Applications.
  PB92-183243/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/09-92/213
  General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
  cides in the United States. Second Edition.
  PB92-221811/REB            92-04   PC A13/MF A03

EPA/540/FS-92/159
  RED Facts: Fosetyl-AI (Afette).
  PB92-114321/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/163
  RED. Facts: Potassium Bromide.
  PB92-114354/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/170
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 230: Clethodim.
  PB92-145457/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/174
  RED Facts: Inorganic Nitrate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassi-
  um Nitrates).
  PB92-145473/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/549/FS-92/175
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 231: Prodiamine.
  PB92-145416/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/188
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 232  Isoxaben.
  PB92-160548/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/194
  Pesticide Fact  Sheet Number 233: Ethylene Bisdithiocar-
  bamates (EBDCs)
  PB92-185842/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/195
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 234: Ethylene Oxide (EtO).
  PB92-185859/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/196
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 111.1: Calcium Arsenate
  (Tolerance Revocation).
  PB92-186410/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/197
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 225: Dichlorvos (DDVP).
  PB92-185818/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/198
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 112.1: Lead Arsenate.
  PB92-185834/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01
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                                                                                       ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON, DC.
EPA/540/FS-92/199
  Pesticide  Fact  Sheet  Number  91.1:  Arsenic  Acid
  (H3ASO4).
  PB92-185826/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/203
  RED Facts: Heptachlor.
  PB92-192798/REB
                             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/210
  RED Facts: 'Allium sativum1 (Garlic).
  PB92-233139/REB            92-04   PCA01/MFA01

EPA/540/FS-92/218
  Pesticide  Fact  Sheet Number 235:  'Bacillus  subtilis'
  GB03.
  PB92-23S484/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/220
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 237: Oxadixyl. (New Chemi-
  cal Registration).
  PB92-238492/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/FS-92/221
  Pesticide  Fact  Sheet  Number  238:   'Pseudomonas
  ftuorescens' and 'Pseudomonas syringae' Strains.
  PB92-23850WREB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/RS-92/126
  Reregistration  Eligibility  Document  (RED):  Fosetyl-AI
  (AUette).
  PB92-114339/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/RS-92/127
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Heliothis  zea
  NPV (List A, Case Number 151).
  PB92-111863/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/RS-92/128
  Reregistration  Eligibility  Document (RED):  Methoprene
  (List ATCase 0030).
  PB92-1118S5/REB            9241   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/RS-92/161
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Sulfur (List A,
  Case 0031).
  PB92-114453/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/RS-92/162
  Reregistration  Elegibility  Document  (RED):  Potassium
  Bromide.
  PB92-114362/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/RS-92/164
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Warfarin.
  PB92-126739/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/RS-92/167
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Warfarin.  Ap-
  pendices C-H.
  PB92-126747/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

EPA/540/RS-92/181
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Propionic Acid.
  PB92-161983/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/S40/RS-92/182
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Dried Blood.
  PB92-161942/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/RS-92/184
  Reregistration  Eligibility  Document (RED): Inorganic  Ni-
  trate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassium Nitrates).
  PB92-161975/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/RS-92/185
  Reregistration  Eligibility  Document (RED):  Carbon  and
  Carbon Dioxide.
  PB92-161926/HE8           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/RS-92/187
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Silicon Dioxide
  and SMca Gel.
  PB92-161900/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/S40/RS-92/193
  Reregistration  EHgibiligy Document (RED):  Sodium  and
  Calcium Hypochkxites.
  PB92-180116/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

EPA/540/RS-92/207
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED):  'Allium sativum'
  (Garfc).
  PB92-220235/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/540/RS-92/206
  Reregistration  Eligibility Document (RED):  Alkyl Amine
  Hydrochtoride.
  PB92-220219/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/540/RS-92/209
  Reregistration   Eligibility  Document  (RED): Putrescent
  Whole Egg Solids.
  PB92-220227/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EPA/540/RS-92/217
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED):  lndole-3-Butyric
  Acid. (List B, Case 2330).
  PB92-236526/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

EPA/700/K-92/005
  Healthy  Lawn,  Healthy  Environment. Caring  for Your
  Lawn in an Environmentally Friendly Way.
  PB92-233899/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/700/R-92/004
  Status of Pesticides in Reregistration and Special Review
  (Rainbow Report).
  PB92-227636/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03

EPA/735/R-92/001
  Pesticide Safety for Farmworkers (Uso Seguro de Pestici-
  des para los Trabajadores del Campo).
  PB92-224344/REB                    92-04  PC A03
                                                                                      nterim Measures, Mon-
  EPA/737/B-92/001
    General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
    cides in the United States. Second Edition.
    PB92-221811/REB            92-04  PC A13/MF A03

    General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
    cides in the United States. Second Edition (for Microcom-
    puters).
    (EPA/DF/DK-9S/OS2)
    PB92-504356/REB                   92-04  CP 002

    Pesticide Compact Label File - 1990 Updates.
    PB92-911600/REB               92-01   Subscription

    Compact Label File -1992 (Fiche 1 - 5281).
    PB92-911699/REB               92-01   MFS2640.00

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF PESTICIDES AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES.
  EPA/20T-1002
    Suspended, Cancelled, and Restricted (SCR) Pesticides.
    PB92-231240/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA-20T-1004
    Pesticides in Drinking-Water Wells.
    PB92-225069/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA-20T-3002
    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,
    Navaio County, Arizona.
    PB92-232511/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

  EPA-20T-3003
    Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures,
    Towns County, Georgia.
    PB92-232503/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

  EPA-20T-3004
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Jack-
    son County, Mississippi.
    PB92-232495/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  EPA-20T-3005
    Protecting Endangered Species: Inte
    ongalia County, West Virginia.
    PB92-232438/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  EPA-20T-3006
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Aran-
    sas County. Texas.
    PB92-232644/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  EPA-20T-3014
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim  Measures,  Co-
    conino County, Arizona.
    PB92-232636/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  EPA-20T-3015
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Clay-
    ton County, Iowa.
    PB92-232628/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

  EPA-20T-3016
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim  Measures,  Du-
    buque County, Iowa.
    PB92-232560/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

  EPA-20T-3017
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim  Measures, Fay-
    ette County, Iowa.
    PB92-232578/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01

  EPA-20T-3021
    Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim  Measures,  Ha-
    bersham County, Georgia.
    PB92-232586/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

  EPA-20T-3024
    Protecting   Endangered  Species:   Interim Measures,
    Rabun County, Georgia.
    PB92-232594/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  EPA-20T-3025
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim  Measures, Ste-
    phens County, Georgia.
    PB92-224096/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  EPA-20T-3037
    Protecting Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures, Co-
    chise County, Arizona.
    PB92-232602/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  EPA-20T-3038
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Boli-
    var County, Mississippi.
    PB92-232610/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

  EPA-20T-3039
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Sun-
    flower County, Mississippi.
    PB92-232552/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  EPA-20T-3040
    Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Austin
    County, Texas.
    PB92-232545/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  EPA-20T-3041
    Protecting Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures, Cul-
    berson County, Texas.
    PB92-232412/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

  EPA-20T-3042
    Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures,  El
    Paso County, Texas.
    PB92-232420/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

   EPA-20T-3043
    Protecting Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures, Hud-

                                92-04  PC A01/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                   rim   Measures,
EPA-20T-3045
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Carter
  County, Tennessee.
  PB92-232537/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3046
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, David-
  son County, Tennessee.
  PB92-232735/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3047
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
  Franklin County, Tennessee.
  PB92-231091/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3048
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
  Wilson County, Tennessee.
  PB92-231083/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3049
  Protecting Errdangered Species: Interim Measures, Avery
  County, North Carolina.
  PB92-231109/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA/20T-3050
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Deca-
  tur County, Georgia.
  PB92-231117/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

EPA-20T-3051
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interirr
  Gordon County, Georgia.
  PB92-232743/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3052
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Dooly
  County, Georgia.
  PB92-232750/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3053
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Hen-
  derson County, North Carolina.
  PB92-232768/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

EPA-20T-3054
  Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Lee
  County, Georgia.
  PB92-232776/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3055
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Baker
  County, Georgia.
  PB92-232404/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3056
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Mitch-
  ell County, North Carolina.
  PB92-232651/HEB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3057
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
  Mohave County, Anzona.
  PB92-232669/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

EPA-20T-3058
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Yava-
  pai County, Arizona.
  PB92-232677/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3059
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Burke
  County, Georgia
  PB92-232685/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

EPA-20T-3060
  Protecting   Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures,
  Wheeler County, Georgia.
  PB92-232693/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01

EPA/20T-3061
  Protecting   Endangered  Species:   Interim  Measures.
  Walker County, Georgia.
  PB92-226224/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3062
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interirr
  Sumter County, Georgia.
  PB92-232701/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3063
  Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Colo-
  rado County, Texas.
  PB92-232719/REB           92-04   PCA01/MFA01

EPA-20T-3064
  Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Floyd
  County, Georgia.
  PB92-232727/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01

EPA21T-1005
  EPA's Pesticide Programs.
  PB92-233147/REB
                                                                                                                                                   erim  Measures,
                                                                                                                                            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                          spetn County, Texas.
                                                          PB92-232487/I
                                                                    7/REB

                                                        EPA-20T-3044
                                                          Protecting  Endangered   Species:   Interim  Measures,
                                                          Graham County, Arizona.
                                                          PB92-232529/HEB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
 EPA-21T-1022
   Pesticides and Ground-Water Strategy.
   PB92-225051/RE8            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 EPA/540/FS-91/143
   Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 226: Bensulfuron Methyl.
   PB92-104389/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/540/FS-91/144
   Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 227: Gokilaht.
   PB92-110006/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/540/FS-92/125
   RED Facts: Heltothis zea NPV.
   PB92-111871/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/540/FS-92/129
   RED Facts: Methoprene.
   PB92-111848/REB            92-O1  PC A02/MF A01
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  EPA/540/FS-92/160
    RED Facts: Sulfur.
    PB92-114347/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/540/FS-92/165
    RED Facts: Warfarin.
    PB92-126754/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/540/FS-92/168
    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 228: Triflumizole.
    PB92-126978/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/540/FS-92/169
    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 229: Diquat Dibromide.
    P892-126986/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/540/FS-92/171
    RED Facts: Dried Blood.
    PB92-145465/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/540/FS-92/172
    RED Facts: Sodium Diacetate.
    PB92-145440/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/540/FS-92/173
    RED Facts: Silicon Dioxide and Silica Gel.
    PB92-145432/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/540/FS-92/177
    RED Facts: Propionic Acid.
    PB92-147891/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/540/FS-92/178
    RED Facts: Carbon Dioxide.
    PB92-145424/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/540/FS-92/179
    RED Facts: Carbon.
    PB92-147883/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/540/FS-92/189
    RED Facts: Sodium and Calcium Hypochlorite Salts.
    PB92-171958/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/540/FS-92/211
    RED Facts: Putrescent Whole Egg Solids
    PB92-23S621/REB           92-04   PCAOI/MFA01

  EPA/540/FS-92/212
    RED Facts. Alkyl Amine Hydrochloride.
    PB92-235639/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A01

  EPA/540/FS-92/215
    RED Facts: Citric Acid.
    PB92-221837/REB            92-04   PC AOt/MF AOt

  EPA/540/RS-92/202
    Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Heptachlor.
    P892-191105/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/560/7-91/008
    Risk Assessment, Management, Communication: A Guide
    to Selected Sources. Volume 4, Number 1.
    PB92-114412/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02
  EPA/700/K-92/001
    Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act.
    Section 313 Release Reporting  Requirements.
    PB92-226216/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Citizen's Guide to Pesticides (Fourth Edition), November
    1991.
    PB92-218403/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF POLICY, PLANNING AND EVALUATION.
  EPA/230/R-92/003
    Guide  to Selected National Environmental Statistics in
    the U.S. Government.
    PB92-201144/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A02

  EPA/530/SW-91 /029
    States' Efforts to Promote Lead-Acid Battery Recycling.
    PB92-119965/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Economic Incentives. Options foe Environmental Protec-
    tion.
    PB92-224831/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF POLLUTION, PREVENTION, AND TOXICS.
  EPA/700/C-92/004
    Toxic  Release Inventory (TRI). Documentation  for the
    1990 Magnetic Tape.
    (EPA/700/C-92/036A)
    PB92-155381/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/744/B-92/001
    Common Synonyms: For Chemicals Listed Under Section
    313 of the Emergency  Planning and Community  Right-to-
    Know Act.
    PB92-232164/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/749/N-92/001
    Risk Assessment, Management, Communication: A Guide
    to Selected Sources Volume 4.  Number 2
    PB92-238518/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A02

    EPCRA  Section  313  Roadmaps  Database.  User's
    Manual. (Version 2.2) (lor Microcomputers).
    (EPA/DF/DK-9Z/04OA)
    P892-169523/HEB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI). 1990.
    (EPA/DF/MT-92/036)
    PB92-S01816/REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.
  EPA/540/K-92/001
    Radioactive  Site Remediation  Technologies  Seminar.
    Speaker Slide Copies.
    PB92-231174/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE.
  EPA/530/R-92/002
    Best Demonstrated  Available Technology (BOAT) Back-
    ground Document for Quality Assurance/Quality Control
    Procedures and Methodology.
    PB92-149277/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/530/R-92/004
    Action Leakage Rates for Leak Detection Systems. (Sup-
    plemental  Background  Document for the Final Double
    Liners and Leak Detection Systems Rule for Hazardous
    Waste Landfills, Waste Piles,  and Surface Impound-
    ments).
    PB92-128214/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/530/R-92/008A
    Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
    of EPA's Strawman-lf on State Mine Waste Management
    Programs. Volume 1. Summary Report.
    PB92-190156/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/530/H-92/008B
    Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
    of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
    Programs.  Volume 2. State Reports of  Western Gover-
    nors' Association Mine Waste Task Force States.
    PB92-190164/REB                   92-01  PC A99
  EPA/530/R-92/OD8C
    Projected Regulatory. Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
    of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
    Programs.  Volume 3. Appendix:  State Reports Interstate
    Coalition on Mine Waste.
    PB92-190172/REB                   92-01  PC A14

  EPA/530/R-92/011
    Technical Implementation Document for EPA's Boiler and
    Industrial Furnace Regulations.
    PB92-154947/REB           92-01  PC A11/MF A03

  EPA/530/R-92/013
    Characterization  of Products Containing Mercury in Mu-
    nicipal Solid Waste in the United States. 1970 to 2000.
    PB92-162569/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/530/R-92/018
    Update Package for RCRA Permit Policy Compendium
    (Assorted Volumes).
    PB92-182518/REB                   92-04  PC E99

  EPA/530/R-92/022
    Handbook  of RCRA  Ground-Water Monitoring  Constitu-
    ents:  Chemical and  Physical Properties (40 CFR  Part
    264, Appendix 9).
    PB92-233287/RE8           92-O4  PC A13/MF A03

  EPA/530/R-92/023
    No Migration Variances to the  Hazardous Waste Land
    Disposal Prohibitions: A Guidance Manual for Petitioners
    (July 1992).
    PB92-207695/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

  EPA/530/SW-91/075
    National Survey of  Hazardous  Waste  Generators and
    Treatment Storage,  Disposal, and Recycling Facilities in
    1986. Hazardous Waste Generation  and Management.
    PB92-123025/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03

    RCRIS Data Element  Dictionary.  Version 3.0.0.  Data
    Tape Documentation.
    PB92-145515/REB           92-01  PC A2S/MF A06

    Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts
    of EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management
EPA/530/SW-90/074A
  Markets for Scrap Tires.
  PB92-115252/REB
                             92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
        l-190149/REB
                                      92-01   PC E99
                                       92-01  CP T14
    Roadmaps to Sources of  Information on  Chemicals
    Listed in the Emergency Planning Community and Com-
    munity Right-to-Know Act (Also Known as SARA Title 3),
    Section 313. Toxic Release Inventory (for Microcomput-
    ers).
    IEPA/Df/DK-92/0401
    PB92-501972/REB                  92-01  CP D04
    Resource  Conservation  and   Recovery   Information
    System (RCRIS) Extract Tape.
    (EPA/DF/MT-92/029)
    PB92-592290/REB                   92-01   CP T01

    RCRA, Superfund Monthly Hot Line Reports.
    PB92-922400/REB         92-01  SubscriptionS96.00

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE AND EMERGENCY
RESPONSE.
  EPA/500/B-92/002
    Consolidated  List  of  Chemicals  Subject to Reporting
    under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
    Know Act. (Title III  of the Superfund Amendments and
    Reauthorization Act of  1986).
    (EPA/DF/DK-92/035A)
    PB92-155399/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A01

  EPA/520/SW-91 /062A
    RCRA Permit  Policy  Compendium. Volume 1.  User's
    Guide. Key Word Index.
    PB92-111715/REB                   92-01   PC E10

  EPA/530/R-92/001
    State Programs Advisory Number Nine.
    PB92-149285/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E16

  EPA/530/R-92/010
    Preliminary Use and Substitutes  Analysts of Lead and
    Cadmium in Products in Municipal Solid Waste.
    PB92-162551/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A02
  EPA/530/R-92/019
    Characterization of Municipal Solid Waste in the United
    States: 1992 Update.
    PB92-207166/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/530/SW-91/062B
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 2 (9420.1980-
  9434.1900). Hazardous Waste Management System (Part
  260). General, Definitions, Petitions.
  PB92-111723/REB                  92-01  PC A13

EPA/530/SW-91/062C
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 3 (9441.1980-
  9441.1986).  Identification and  Listing  of  Hazardous
  Waste (Part 261). General.
  PB92-111731/REB                  92-01  PCA14

EPA/530/SW-91/062D
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 4 (9441.1987-
  9441.1990).  Identification and  Listing  of  Hazardous
  Waste (Part 261). General.
  PB92-111749/REB                  92-01  PC A14

EPA/530/SW-91/062E
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 5 (9442.1980-
  9444.1966).  Identification and  Listing  of  Hazardous
  Waste  (Part  261).  Criteria  for  Identifying  Hazardous
  Waste, Characteristics of Hazardous Waste. Lists of Haz-
  ardous Waste.
  PB92-111756/REB                  92-01  PC A14

EPA/530/SW-91 /062F
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 6 (9444.1987-
  9457.1990).  Identification and  Listing  of  Hazardous
  Waste (Part 261). Lists  (Cont'd), Generator Standards
  (Part 262), General,  Pretransportation, Recordkeeping,
  Special Conditions, Importing.
  PB92-111764/REB                  92-01  PC A15

EPA/530/SW-91/062G
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 7 (9460.1980-
  9482.1990). Transporter Standards (Part 263). (TSDF's)
  (Parts 264 and  265), TSDF Technical  Requirements
  (Parts 264 and 265).
  PB92-111772/REB                  92-01  PCA11

EPA/530/SW-91 /062H
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 8 (9483.1980-
  9489.1990). TSDF Technical  Requirements (Parts 264
  and 265). Tanks,  Surface Impoundments,  Waste Piles,
  Land  Treatment,  Landfills, Incinerators,  Miscellaneous
  Units.
  PB92-1117BO/REB                  92-01  PC A15

EPA/530/SW-91/062I
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 9 (9490.1980-
  9521.1990). Standards for Managing Specific Hazardous
  Wastes (Part  266). Permitting  Policies, Permitting Proce-
  dures (Parts 124 and 270).
  PB92-111798/REB                  92-01  PC A15

EPA/530/SW-91 /062J
  RCRA   Permit    Policy   Compendium.   Volume  10
  (9522.1980-9528.1990). Permitting Procedures (Parts 124
  and  270).  Applications,  Conditions, Changes,  Interim
  Status.
  PB92-111806/REB                  92-01  PC A1S

EPA/530/SW-91 /062K
  RCRA   Permit    Policy   Compendium.   Volume  11
  (9530.1980-9581.1990). Air Emissions Standards, State
  Authorization (Part 271), Land  Disposal Restrictions (Part
  268). Waste Minimization,  Subtitle D, RCRA Grant Funds.
  PB92-111814/REB                  92-01  PC A17

EPA/530/SW-91/073A
  Regulatory  Impact Analysis for the Final Criteria for Mu-
  nicipal Solid Waste Landfills.
  PB92-100841/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

EPA/530/SW-91/073B
  Addendum  to the Regulatory Impact Analysis for the
  Final Criteria for Municipal Solid Waste Landfills.
  PB92-100858/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/2-91/001
  Innovative Treatment  Technologies: Semi-Annual Status
  Report. (Third Edition).
  PB92-173210/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/540/2-91/013B
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening. Quick Refer-
  ence Fact Sheet.
  PB92-224377/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/2-91/015
  Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Tech-
  nologies (3rd): Domestic and International. Held in Dallas,
  Texas on June 11-13,1991. Technical Papers.
  PB92-219732/REB           92-04  PC A22/MF A04

EPA/540/2-91/016
  Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Tech-
  nologies (3rd): Domestic and International. Held in Dallas,
  Texas on June 11-13, 1991. Abstract Proceedings.
  PB92-233881/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

EPA/540/2-91/018
  Bioremediation in  the  Field.  An Information Update on
  Applying Bioremediation to Site Clean-Up. Number 3.
  PB92-224807/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/540/2-91/019B
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet
  PB92-224401/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/540/2-91/019B
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
  PB92-231281/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01
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                                                        CORPORATE  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                      ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON, DC.
EPA/540/2-91/027
  Bioremediation in the Field: An Information Update  on
  Applying Bioremediation to Site Cleanup. (Number 4).
  PB92-224708/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/4-91/005
  Ground-Water Issue: The Effects of Well Casing Material
  on Ground Water-Quality.
  PB92-224724/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/9-91/001
  OSWER Source Book: Training and Technology Transfer
  Resources.
  PB92-102169/REB            92-01  PCA13/MFA03
EPA/540/9-91/002
  Innovative Treatment Technologies: Overview and Guide
  to Information Sources.
  PB92-1 79001 /REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04
EPA/540/S-92/002
  TCE  Removal  from  Contaminated  Soil  and Ground
  Water. Ground Water Issue.
  PB92-224104/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/S-92/003
  In-situ Bioremediation of Contaminated Ground Water.
  PB92-224336/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/S-92/004
  Evaluation  of Soil  Venting  Application. Ground  Water
  Issue.
  PB92-235605/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/001
  Citizen's Guide to Innovative Treatment Technologies  for
  Contaminated Soils, Sludges, Sediments and Debris.
  PB92-235563/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/002
  Citizen's Guide  to  How  Innovative Treatment  Technol-
                                             Sites.
                                       A01/MFA01
                                                       OSWER-9938.9
                                                         Conducting RCRA Inspections at Mixed Waste Facilities.
                                                         PB92-105196/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01
  ogies Are Being Successfully Applied at Superfund
  PB92-233071/REB            92-04  PCA01/M
EPA/542/F-92/003
  Citizen's Guide to Soil Washing.
  PB92-233097/REB
                             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/004
  Citizen's Guide to Solvent Extraction.
  PB92-233089/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/005
  Citizen's Guide to Glycolate Dehalogenation.
  PB92-233105/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/006
  Citizen's Guide to Thermal Desorption.
  PB92-232396/RE8           92-04   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/007
  Citizen's Guide to In situ Soil Flushing.
  PB92-233113/REB           92-04   PCA02/MFA01
EPA/542/F-92/008
  Citizen's Guide to Bioventing.
  PB92-235571/REB
                             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/009
  Citizen's Guide to  Using  Indigenous and  Exogenous
  Microorganisms in  Bioremediation.
  PB92-235589/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/542/F-92/010
  Citizen's Guide to Air Sparging.
  PB92-235597/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/012
  Procuring Innovative Technologies at Remedial Sites: Q's
  and A's and Case  Studies.
  PB92-232388/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/542/N-92/001
  Tech Trends (Number 8).
  PB92-221985/REB
                             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/542/N-92/002
  Vendor  Information System  for  Innovative Treatment
  Technologies (VISI7T). Number 1.
  PB92-224716/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/542/R-92/001
  Vendor  Information System  for  Innovative Treatment
  Technologies. User Manual (VISITT Version 1.0). Number
  1.
  PB92-221647/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/560/4-92/011
  Consolidated List  of  Chemicals  Subject to Reporting
  under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
  Know Act. (Title III of the Superfund Amendments and
  Reauthorization Act of 1986).
  (EPA/DF/DK-92/035A)
  PB92-155399/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/580/CE-91 /002
  Bibliography of Materials on the Emergency Planning and
  Community Right-to-Know Act (Title III of SARA).
  PB92-224823/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
OSWER DIRECTIVE-9541.00-14
  State Programs Advisory Number Nine.
  PB92-149285/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E16
OSWER DIRECTIVE-9836.0-1A
  Community  Relations during Enforcement Activities and
  Development of the Administrative Record.
  PB92-105469/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
OSWER DIRECTIVE-9902.5
  Section 3008(h) Module Order on Consent.
  PB92-105477/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-91-009.1
  Making  It Work: Title 3 Compliance. The Public's Right-
  to-Know.
  PB92-224690/REB          92-04  PC A02/MF A01
                                                         RCRA Permit Policy Compendium.
                                                         PB92-111707/REB
                                                                                            92-01  PC E99
                                                     ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
                                                     DC. OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR.
                                                         Directory of EPA Support to Minority Academic Institu-
                                                         tions, FY 1990-1991.
                                                         PB92-218353/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A02
                                                         Protecting the Nation's Ground Water: EPA's Strategy for
                                                         the  1990s: The Final Report of the EPA Ground-Water
                                                         Task Force.
                                                         PB92-224765/REB
                                                                                    92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR
WATER.
  EPA/440/1-91/023
    Preliminary Data Summary for the Wood Preserving Seg-
    ment of the Timber Products Processing Point Source
    Category.
    PB92-232156/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/440/4-87/004
    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Wasteload Al-
    location. Book 6. Design Conditions. Chapter 1: Stream
    Design Flow for Steady-State Modeling.
    PB92-231778/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/440/4-91 /001
    Guidance for Water Quality-Based Decisions: The  TMDL
    Process.
    PB92-231620/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/440/5-90/002
    Reference Guide to Water Quality Standards for  Indian
    Tribes.
    PB92-231661/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/440/5-90/004
    Biological  Criteria: National  Program Guidance for Sur-
    face Waters.
    PB92-231497/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/440/5-91/003
    Biological  Criteria: State Development and Implementa-
    tion Efforts.
    PB92-231513/REB            92-04  PCA03/MFA01

  EPA/440/5-91/005
    Proceedings of a  Symposium: Biological Criteria  Re-
    search and Regulation. Held in Arlington, Virginia on De-
    cember 12-13, 1990.
    PB92-231505/REB            92-04  PC A09/MF A02

  EPA/503/9-91/009
    Report to Congress on Ocean Dumping, 1987-1990.
    PB92-188663/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/503/9-92/002
    Watershed Protection Approach: An Overview.
    PB92-224732/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/503/9-92/006
    National Water Quality Inventory: 1990  Report to Con-
    gress.
    PB92-227800/REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03

  EPA/503/9-92/007
    National Estuary Program After Four Years: A Report to
    Congress.
    PB92-233154/REB           92-04 PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/506/2-89/003
    Selecting  Priority Nonpoint  Source  Projects: You  Better
    Shop Around.
    PB92-233063/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                        EPA/570/9-89/001
                                                          Lead in School Drinking Water.
                                                          PB92-137439/REB            92-01
                                                                                           PC A04/MF AOf
                                                        EPA/570/9-89/008
                                                          Protecting Our Drinking Water from Microbes.
                                                          PB92-140581/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                        EPA/570/9-90/005
                                                          Citizen Monitoring:  Recommendations to Public Water
                                                          System Users.
                                                          PB92-227255/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

                                                        EPA/570/9-90/006
                                                          Citizen Monitoring: Recommendations to Household Well
                                                          Users.
                                                          PB92-227263/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

                                                        EPA/570/9-90/013
                                                          Drinking Water from Household Wells.
                                                          PB92-140573/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                        EPA/570/9-91/004
                                                          Manual  of Individual and Non-Public Water Supply Sys-
                                                          tems.
                                                          PB92-117944/REB            92-01  PC A09/MF A02

                                                        EPA/570/9-91/005
                                                          Study of State Operator Certification Programs.
                                                          PB92-137199/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

                                                        EPA/570/9-91/005
                                                          Is Your Drinking Water Safe.
                                                          PB92-232198/REB
                                                                                     92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                        EPA/570/9-91/022
                                                          Summary of Phase II Regulations: National Primary Drink-
                                                          ing Water Regulation for 38 Inorganic and Synthetic Or-
                                                          ganic Chemicals.
                                                          PB92-122969/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/821/R-92/003
   Economic Impact Analysis of  Proposed  Effluent Limita-
   tions  Guidelines and Standards for the Pesticide Manu-
   facturing Industry.
   PB92-173533/REB            92-01  PC A15/MF A03

 EPA/821/R-92/004
   Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Proposed Effluent Limita-
   tions  Guidelines and Standards for the Pesticide Manu-
   facturing Industry.
   PB92-173525/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

 EPA/822/B-91/001
   Special  Interest Group (SIG) Forum for Fish Consumption
   Risk Management. User's Manual, v.1.0: A Division of the
   Nonpoint Source Information  Exchange Computer Bulle-
   tin Board System (NPS BBS).
   PB92-231687/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/822/R-92/001
   Consumption Surveys for Fish and  Shellfish. A Review
   and Analysis of Survey Methods.
   PB92-231539/REB            92-04  PCA04/MFA01

   Drinking Water Health Advisory for Aldrin.
   PB92-135417/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01
   Drinking Water Health Advisory for Ammonia.
   PB92-135425/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Drinking Water Health Advisory Antimony.
   PB92-135433/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Drinking Water Health Advisory for Beryllium.
   PB92-135441/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01
   Drinking Water Health Advisory for Boron.
   PB92-135458/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01
   Drinking Water Health Advisory for Chlorpyrifos.
   PB92-135466/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01

   Drinking Water Health Advisory for Isophorone.
   PB92-135474/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Drinking Water Health Advisory for Malathion.
   PB92-135482/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Drinking Water Health Advisory for p-Nitrophenol.
   PB92-135490/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Drinking Water Health Advisory for Phenol.
   PB92-135508/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Drinking Water Health Advisory for Silver.
   PB92-135516/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Drinking Water Health Advisory for Thallium.
   PB92-135524/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Your Drinking Water: From Source to Tap EPA Regula-
   tions and Guidance.
   PB92-140599/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Antimony.
   PB92-173293/RES           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Dalapon.
   PB92-173327/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
   Quantification of Toxicological Effects for Dichlorometh-
   ane.
   PB92-173335/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Di(2-Ethylhexyl)  Adi-
   pate.
   PB92-173343/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Dinoseb.
   PB92-173350/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01
   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Diquat.
   PB92-173368/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01
   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endothall.
   PB92-173376/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Glyphosate.
   PB92-173392/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Oxamyl (VYDATE).
   PB92-173434/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01
   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Picloram.
   PB92-173467/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Simazine.
   PB92-173475/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
   Drinking Water Criteria Document for Thallium.
   PB92-173483/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
   Drinking Water  Criteria  Document for 1,1,2-Trichloroeth-
   ane.
   PB92-173509/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
   Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
   Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries.  Part 3:  Use of Mixing
   Zone Models in Estuarine Waste Load Allocations.
   PB92-231745/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
   Health Advisory  for Isopropyl Methylphosphonic  Acid
   (IMPA).
   PB92-232149/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF TOXIC  SUBSTANCES.
  EPA/560/2-91/002
   Carpet Policy Dialogue. Compendium Report, September
   27, 1991.
   PB92-115005/REB            92-01  PC A99/MF A06
                                                          EPA/700/K-92/004
                                                            Pesticide Reregistration.
                                                            PB92-231182/REB
                                                                                       92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                        CA-19
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                                                          CORPORATE  AUTHOR  INDEX
  EPA/700/R-92/002
    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 3. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction.
    PB92-150374/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03

  EPA/700/R-92/003
    Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in
    the Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 4. Rate of Indirect
    Photoreaction.
    PB92-150382/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) United States and Territo-
    ries, 1987.
    PB92-100114/REB                92-01  MF$600.00

    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) United States and Territo-
    ries. 1988.
    PB92-100122/REB                92-01  MFS600.00

    Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) 1987-1989, (on CD-ROM).
    (EPA/DF/CD-92/OOJ>
    PB92-500024/REB            92-01   CD-ROMS45.00

    Consolidated List of Chemical Subject to Reporting under
    the Emergency Planning and Community Right  to Know
    Act.  SARA  Section   302  Extremely  Hazardous  Sub-
    stances, CERCL Hazardous Substances and SARA Sec-
    tion 313 Toxic  Chemicals (Title III,  List of Lists)  (for
    Microcomputers).
    (EPA/DF/DK-92/035)
    PB92-501774/REB                   92-01  CP D02

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS.
  EPA/53O/UST-91 /018
    Leaking Underground Storage Tanks and Health: Under-
    standing Health Risks from Petroleum Contamination.
    PB92-184969/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF WATER REGULATIONS AND
STANDARDS.
  EPA/440/2-84/002
    Economic  Impact Analysis of  Effluent  Limitations and
    Standards for the Battery Manufacturing Industry.
    PB92-231901/RE8           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/440/5-88/089
    Introduction to Water Quality Standards.
    PB92-231646/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Environmental Profiles and Hazard  Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: Mercury.
    PB92-122977/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Environmental Profiles and Hazard  Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: Lead.
    P8S2-122985/REB           92-01   PCA05/MFA01

    Environmental Profiles and Hazard  Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: Beryllium.
    PB92-122993/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01

    Environmental Profiles and Hazard  Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: Nickel.
    P892-123009/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Environmental Profiles and Hazard  Indices for Constitu-
    ents of Municipal Sludge: DDT/DDE/DDD.
    PB92-15CM08/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Guidance  for State  Implementation  of Water Quality
    Standards for CWA Section 303(C)(2)(B).
    PB92-231604/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Status  Report   State Compliance  with  CWA  Section
    303(c)(2)(B) as of February 4, 1990.
    PB92-231695/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations: Simplified  Analytical Method for  Determining
    NPDES Effluent Limitations for POTWs Discharging into
    Low-Flow Streams.
    PB92-231786/HEB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Technical Support Manual: Waterbody Surveys  and As-
    sessments for Conducting Use Attainability Analyses.
    PB92-231794/REB           92-04   PC A10/MF A03

    Technical Support Manual.  Waterbody Surveys  and As-
    sessments for  Conducting Use Attainability Analyses.
    Volume 3: Lake Systems.
    PB92-231802/REB           92-04   PC A10/MF A03

    Compilation of  Water Quality Standards  for Marine
    Waters.
    PB92-231836/REB                  92-04  PC A99

    Technical Guidance on Supplementary Stream Design
    Conditions for Steady  State Modeling.
    P892-231844/REB           92-04   PC A05/MF A01

    Water Quality Standards Handbook.
    PB92-231851/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03

    Technical Support Manual.  Waterbody Surveys  and As-
    sessments  for  Conducting Use Attainability Analyses.
    Volume 2: Estuarine Systems.
    P892-231877/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A02

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. OFFICE OF WETLANDS, OCEANS AND
WATERSHEDS.
  EPA/503/8-92/002
    U.S. EPA Nonpoint Source Information Exchange Com-
    puter Bulletin Board System (BBS). User's Manual.
    PB92-228048/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/840/B-92/001
    Office of Wetlands. Oceans and Watersheds  Publica-
    tions.
    PB92-224310/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. QUALITY ASSURANCE MANAGEMENT STAFF.
  EPA/600/A-92/012
    Quality and Environmental Protection: The EPA QA Pro-
    gram.
    PB92-143791/REB
                              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. RISK ASSESSMENT FORUM.
  EPA/625/3-91/022
    Peer Review Workshop Report on a Framework for Eco-
    logical Risk Assessment.
    PB92-213198/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. SEDIMENT OVERSIGHT TECHNICAL COMMITTEE.
  EPA/506/6-90/002
    Managing  Contaminated Sediments.  EPA  Decision-
    Making Processes.
    PB92-231653/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/506/6-90/003
    Contaminated Sediments: Relevant  Statutes  and EPA
    Program Activities.
    PB92-231547/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Sediment Classification Methods Compendium.
    PB92-231679/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON,
DC. STATIONARY SOURCE COMPLIANCE DIV.
  EPA/340/1-92/010
    Guidelines for Catastrophic Emergency Situations  Involv-
    ing Asbestos.
    P092-218361/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT, INC.,
DURHAM, NC.
    Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
    Guideline for  Predictive  Baseline  Emissions Estimation
    Procedures for Superfund Sites.
   (EPA/450/1-92/002)
    PB92-171909/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH INST., ADA, OK.
    Detecting Water Flow Behind Pipe in Injection Wells.
   (EPA/600/P-92/041)
    PB92-239532/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB., ATHENS, GA.
  EPA/600/A-92/025
    Reid Testing Pesticide Transport Models at a Coopera-
    tive Test Site Near Rains. Georgia
    PB92-150473/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/026
    Abiotic Transformations of Pesticides in Natural Waters
    and Sediments.
    PB92-150481/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/027
    Sunlight-Induced  Oxidation and  Reduction of Organic
    Xenobiotics in Water, 1992.
    PB92-150499/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/075
    Application of MINTEQA2 to the Speciation of Contami-
    nants at Globe, Arizona.
    PB92-166602/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/089
    Toxraty of Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate to Fishes.
    P892-179142/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/D-91/230
    Reductive Dechlonnation of Dichlorophenols in Anaerobic
    Pond Sediments  (Chapter 13).
    PB92-101708/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-90/544
    Problems Associated with Published Environmental Fate
    Data.
    PB92-101666/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/217
    Quantitative Assessment  of the Effects of Metals  on Mi-
    crobial Degradation of Organic Chemicals.
    PB92-10t385/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/220
    Application of Multispectral  Techniques to the  Precise
    Identification of Aldehydes in the Environment.
    PB92-101419/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/221
    Regiospeoific  Dechlonnation  of Pentachlorophenol  by
    Dichlorophenol-Adapted Microorganisms in Freshwater.
    Anaerobic Sediment Slurries
    PB92-101674/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/222
    Microoial Degradation  of  Flurtamone in Three Georgia
    Soils.
    PB92-101682/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/223
    Carbonate Equilibria and Groundwater Sample Collection:
    Implications for Estimated Average Subsurface Properties
    in Continental North America.
    PB92-101690/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/293
    Predicting Chemical Reactivity by Computer.
    PB92-124312/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EP A/600/J-91/294
    Estimation of Water Solubility  and Octanol/Water Parti-
    tion Coefficient of Hydrophobe Dyes. Part 2. Reverse-
    Phase High Performance Liquid Chromatography.
    PB92-124338/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/295
    Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Parti-
    tion Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes. Part 1. Relationship
    between Solubility and Partition Coefficient.
    PB92-124320/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/296
    Environmental  Factors  Correlated to  Dichlorophenol
    Dechlorination in Anoxic Freshwater Sediments.
    PB92-124346/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/297
    Multispectral Identification of Alkyl and Chloroalkyl Phos-
    phates from an Industrial Effluent.
    PB92-124353/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91 /298
    Influence of  Experimental Conditions on the Liquid Sec-
    ondary Ion Mass Spectra of Sulfonated Azo Dyes.
    PB92-124361/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/090
    Hydroxyl Radical Formation in Aqueous Reactions (pH 3-
    8) of  Iron(ll) with Hydrogen Peroxide: The Photo-Fenton
    Reaction.
    PB92-153824/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/126
    Treating Soil Solution Samplers to Prevent Microbial Re-
    moval of Analytes.
    PB92-166610/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/127
    New  Perspectives in Aquatic Redox Chemistry: Abiotic
    Transformations of Pollutants in Groundwater and Sedi-
    ments.
    PB92-166628/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/155
    Sorplion of Heavy Metals by the Soil  Fungi 'Aspergillus
    niger' and Mucor rouxii.
    PB92-179811/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/156
    Modelling Individuals Employing an Integrated Energy Re-
    sponse: Application to 'Daphnia'.
    PB92-179829/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/157
    Spectroscopic Study of Surface Redox Reactions With
    Manganese Oxides.
    PB92-179837/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/179
    Structural Characterization of Sulfonated Azo Dyes Using
    Liquid Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry/Tandem Mass
    Spectrometry.
    PB92-188861/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/275
    Estimating Agriculture's Net Contribution to Atmospheric
    Carbon.
    PB92-217165/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/276
    Approach to Assessment of Management Impacts on Ag-
    ricultural Soil Carton.
    PB92-217173/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/277
    Seasonal Variations of Stable Hydrogen and Carbon Iso-
    tope  Ratios of Methane in Subtropical Freshwater Sedi-
    ments.
    PB92-217181/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/332
    Role  of Property-Reactivity Relationships in Meeting the
    EPA's Needs for Environmental Fate Constants.
    PB92-232941/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  ISBN-0-471-50232-4
    Abiotic Transformations of Pesticides  in  Natural Waters
    and Sediments.
    PB92-150481/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  ISBN-0-471-50232-4
    Sunlight-Induced  Oxidation and Reduction  of  Organic
    Xenobiotics in Water, 1992.
    PB92-150499/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB., ATHENS, GA.
CENTER  FOR EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT  MODELING.
  EPA/823/R-92/002
    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations.  Book  3:  Estuaries. Part  1:  Estuaries and
    Waste Load Allocation Models.
    PB92-231729/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

  EPA/823/R-92/003
    Technical Guidance Manual tor Performing Waste Load
    Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 2:  Application of Es-
    tuarine Waste Load Allocation Models.
    PB92-231737/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load
    Allocations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 4: Critical Review of
    Estuarine WLA Modeling.
    PB92-231752/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB., ATHENS, GA.
OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.
  EPA/600/A-92/074
    Preliminary Results  of a Pesticide Leaching Study at
    Plains, Georgia.
    PB92-166354/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/215
    Fluorescence Techniques for Metal-Humic Interactions.
    PB92-101369/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                           CORPORATE AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                     ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB.-NARRAGANSETT, NEWPORT,
  EPA/600/J-91/218
    Predicting Chemical  Concentration Effects on Transfor-
    mation Rates of Dissolved Organics by Complex Microbi-
    al Assemblages.
    PB92-101393/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/14S
    QSARs for Predicting Siolic and Abiotic Reductive Trans-
    formation  Rate Constants of Halogenated Hydrocarbons
    in Anoxic Sediment Systems.
    PB92-166792/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/146
    QSARs for  Predicting Reductive Transformation Rate
    Constants of  Halogenated  Aromatic  Hydrocarbons  in
    Anoxic Sediment Systems.
    PB92-166800/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/147
    Reductive Transformations of Halogenated Aromatic Hy-
    drocarbons in Anaerobic Water-Sediment Systems: Kinet-
    ics, Mechanisms and Products.
    PB92-166818/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/333
    Ozonation Byproducts:  Identification  of Bromohydrins
    from the Ozonation  Natural Waters with Enhanced  Bro-
    mide Levels.
    PB92-232958/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB.-DULUTH, MN.
  EPA/600/3-91/063
    Guidelines for Conducting Early Life Stage Toxicity Tests
    with Japanese Medaka 'Oryzias latipes'.
    PB92-137468/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/3-91/064
    Guidelines for  Culturing  the Japanese Medaka, 'Oryzias
    latipes'.
    PB92-137496/HEB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/6-91/003
    Methods for Aquatic Toxicity  Identification Evaluations.
    Phase 1  Toxicity Characterization Procedures.  Second
    Edition.
    PB92-100072/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/133
    Mercury in the St. Louis River, Mississippi River, Crane
    Lake,  and Sand Point  Lake:  Cycling, Distributor!,  and
    Sources. Report to the Legislative Commission on Minne-
    sota Resources.
    PB92-195957/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

  EPA/600/A-92/141
    ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data Base and
    the QSAR System  for Use  in Ecological  Risk Assess-
    ments.
    PB92-19B217/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/326
    Mercury  Deposition  and Sources for the Upper Great
    Lakes Region.
    PB92-120500/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/006
    Physiologically  Based Toxicokinetic Model for the  Uptake
    and Disposition of  Waterborne  Organic  Chemicals  in
    Fish.
    PB92-136902/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/010
    Modeling Studies for Planning: The Green Bay Project.
    PB92-136944/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/045
    Predicting the  Toxicity of Bulk Sediments to Aquatic Or-
    ganisms with Aqueous Test Fractions: Pore Water versus
    Elutriate.
    PB92-1S0606/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/050
    Contribution of Ammonia, Metals and Nonpolar Organic
    Compounds  to the Toxicity of Sediment Interstitial Water
    from an Illinois River Tributary.
    PB92-150648/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/286
    Prediction of Octanol/Water Partition Coefficient (K sub
    ow) with Algorithmically Derived Variables.
    PB92-217348/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  TR-03-91
    Predicting the  Toxicity of  Bulk Sediments to Aquatic Or-
    ganisms with Aqueous Test Fractions. Pore Water versus
    Elutriate.
    PB92-150606/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Osmoregulatory Failure and Death of First-Year Large-
    mouth Bass 'Micropterus salmoioes' Exposed to Low pH
    and Elevated  Aluminum,  at  Low Temperatures  in Soft
    Water.
    (EPA/BOO/J-92/268)
    PB92-205236/REB           92-04 PC A03/MF A01

    Aquatic Toxicity Information Retrieval Data Base  (AC-
    QUIRE).
    (EPA/DF/MT-92/019)
    PB92-500453/REB                   92-01   CP T02

    Aquqtic Toxicity Information on VAX VMS Backup (AC-
    QUIRE for VMS).
    (EPA/DF/MT-92/020)
    PB92-500479/REB                   92-01   CP T02
    Complex  Effluent Toxicity Information  System  (CETIS)
    (for Microcomputers).
    (EPA/SW/DK-92/039)
    PB92-501899/REB                   92-01   CP D04
 ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB., GULF BREEZE, FL
  CONTRIB-694
    Use  of Marsh Plants for Toxicity Testing of Water and
    Sediment.
    PB92-195882/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CONTRIB-702
  Ovarian Mycosis in the Topsmelt 'Atherinops affinis'.
  PB92-129691/REB           92-01  PC A01/MF A01
CONTRIB-706
  Water Quality Model for a River Receiving Paper Mill Ef-
  fluents and Conventional Sewage.
  PB92-195643/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CONTRIB-713
  Synthetic Substrata tor Propagation and Testing of Soil
  and Sediment Organisms.
  PB92-195676/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CONTRIB-714
  Performance Characterization of a  Model Bioreactor for
  the  Biodegradation  of Trichloroethylene by  'Pseudo-
  monas cepacia' G4.
  PB92-129717/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CONTRIB-718
  Comparative Acute Sensitivity of Larval Topsmeit, 'Ather-
  inops affinis', and  Inland Silverside,  'Menidia beryllma', to
  11 Chemicals.
  PB92-195668/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CONTRIB-721
  Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treat-
  ment  Processes  for  the  Remediation  of  Pentachloro-
  phenol-  and  Creosote-Contaminated Materials: Slurry-
  Phase Bioremediation.
  PB92-129683/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CONTRIB-722
  Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treat-
  ment  Processes  for  the  Remediation  of  Pentachloro-
  phenol-  and  Creosote-Contaminated  Materials:  Solid-
  Phase Bioremediation.
  PB92-129725/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CONTRIB-724
  Reproductive  Ecology  of the Inland Silverside,  'Menidia
  beryllina', (Pisces: Atherinidae) from  Blackwater  Bay,
  Florida.
  PB92-195775/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CONTRIB-728
  Biodegradation  of Creosote  and  Pentachlorophenol  in
  Contaminated Groundwater: Chemical and Biological As-
  sessment.
  PB92-129659/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CONTRIB-730
  Mutants  of 'Pseudomonas cepacia' G4  Defective in Ca-
  tabolism of Aromatic Compounds and Trichloroethylene.
  PB92-129741/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CONTRIB-732
  Detoxification of Pentachlorophenol and Creosote Con-
  taminated Groundwater by Physical Extraction: Chemical
  and Biological Assessment.
  PB92-129733/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/121
  Use of Marsh Plants for Toxicity Testing of Water and
  Sediment.
  PB92-195882/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/122
  Mosquito Control  Pesticides:  Adverse Impacts to Fresh-
  water Aquatic and Marine Organisms.
  PB92-195890/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/328
  Biodegradation  of Creosote  and  Pentachlorophenol in
  Contaminated Groundwater:  Chemical and Biological As-
  sessment.
  PB92-129659/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91 /329
  Acclimation of  Aquatic Microbial Communities  to Hg(ll)
  and CH3Hg( + ) in Polluted Freshwater Ponds.
  PB92-129667/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/331
  Bench-Scale  Evaluation of  Alternative  Biological  Treat-
  ment  Processes  for the Remediation of Pentachloro-
  phenol-  and Creosote-Contaminated  Materials: Slurry-
  Phase Bioremediation.
  PB92-129683/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91 /332
  Ovarian  Mycosis in the Topsmelt 'Atherinops affinis'.
  PB92-129691/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/333
  Changes in the  Physiological Performance  and Energy
  Metabolism of an Estuarine Mysid 'Mysidopsis bahia' Ex-
  posed in the Laboratory through a Complete Life Cycle to
  the Defoliant DEF.
  PB92-129709/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/334
  Performance Characterization of a Model Bioreactor  for
  the  Biodegradation  of Trichloroethylene  by  'Pseudo-
  monas cepacia' G4.
  PB92-129717/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/335
  Bench-Scale Evaluation of  Alternative Biological  Treat-
  ment Processes  for  the Remediation  of Pentachloro-
  phenol-  and  Creosote-Contaminated  Materials:  Solid-
  Phase Bioremediation.
  PB92-129725/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/336
  Detoxification  of  Pentachlorophenol and Creosote Con-
  taminated  Groundwater by Physical Extraction:  Chemical
  and Biological Assessment.
  PB92-129733/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/337
  Mutants of 'Pseudomonas cepacia' G4 Defective in Ca-
  tabolism of Aromatic Compounds and Trichloroethylene.
  P892-129741/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-91/338
   Responses of Wetland Plants to Effluents in Water and
   Sediment.
   PB92-129758/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/339
   Heterotrophic  Bacteria  of the Freshwater Neuston and
   Their Ability to Act as Plasmid Recipients under Nutrient
   Deprived Conditions.
   PB92-129766/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/340
   Fate of 'Bacillus sphaericus' 2362 Spores Following In-
   gestion by Nontarget Invertebrates.
   PB92-129774/REB            92-01   PCA03/MFA01

 EPA/600/J-91/341
   Carcinoma of the Exocrine Pancreas in Medaka.
   PB92-129782/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/342
   Induction of Cytochrome P-450-IA1 in  Juvenile Fish by
   Creosote-Contaminated Sediment.
   PB92-129790/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/343
   Copper Toxicity to  Sperm, Embryos and Larvae of Tops-
   melt 'Atherinops affinis', with Notes on Induced Spawn-

                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   PB92-
     !92-129808/REB
 EPA/600/J-92/207
   Water Quality Model for a River Receiving Paper Mill Ef-
   fluents and Conventional Sewage.
   PB92-195643/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/208
   Disease Incidence and Potential Mechanisms of Defense
   for MSX-Resistant and -Susceptible Eastern Oysters Held
   in Chesapeake Bay.
   PB92-195650/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/209
   Comparative Acute Sensitivity of Larval Topsmelt, 'Ather-
   inops affinis', and Inland Silverside, 'Menidia  beryllina', to
   11 Chemicals.
   PB92-195668/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/210
   Synthetic Substrata for Propagation and Testing of Soil
   and Sediment Organisms.
   PB92-195676/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/211
   Effects of Fenvalerate on the Early Life Stages of Tops-
   melt ('Atherinops affinis').
   PB32-195684/REB            92-04   PCA02/MFA01

 EPA/600/J-92/213
   Spongiosis  Hepatis:  Chemical  Induction, Pathogenesis,
   and Possible Neoplastic Fate in a Teleost Fish Model.
   PB92-195700/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/216
   Laboratory  Spawning of  Topsmelt, 'Atherinops affinis',
   with  Notes on Culture and Growth of Larvae.
   PB92-195759/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/220
   Reproductive Ecology of  the Inland Silverside, 'Menidia
   beryllina',  (Pisces: Atherinidae) from  Blackwater Bay,
   Florida.
   PB92-195775/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/221
   Abundant Males in Populations of a Selling Hermaphro-
   dite Fish, 'Rivulus marmoratus', from Some Belize Cays.
   PB92-195783/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/R-92/066
   Workshop: Application of Microcosms for Assessing the
   Risk of Microbial Biotechnology Products. Held in Hunt
   Valley, Maryland on May 19, 1992.
   PB92-216951/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

 EPA/600/R-92/091
   Statistical Approach to Predicting Chronic Toxicity of
   Chemicals to Fishes  from Acute Toxicity Test Data. Data
   Tape Documentation.
   (EPA/SW/OK-92/047A)
   PB92-169655/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

   Statistical Approach to Predicting Chronic Toxicity of
   Chemicals to Fishes from Acute Toxicity Test Data (for
   Microcomputers).
   IEPA/SW/DK-92/047)
   PB92-503119/REB                    92-04  CP D02

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB.-NARRAGANSETT,
NEWPORT, OR.
  EPA/600/J-91 /274
   Genotoxic Effects of Complex Marine Sediment Extracts
   on V79 Chinese Hamster Lung Fibroblasts.
   PB92-121318/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB.-NARRAGANSETT,
NEWPORT, OR. MARK O. HATFIELD MARINE SCIENCE
CENTER.
  EPA/600/J-90/546
   Determination and Occurrence of AHH-Active  Polychlori-
    nated Biphenyls,  2,3,7,8-Tetrachloro-p-Dioxin and 2,3,7,8-
   Tetrachlorodibenzofuran in Lake Michigan Sediment and
    Biota. The Question of Their Relative Toxicological Sig-
    nificance.
    PB92-108125/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/231
    Nutritional Value  of  'Artemia'  and 'Tigriopus californicus'
    (Baker) for Two  Pacific Mysid Species, 'Metamysidopsis
    elongate' (Holmes) and 'Mysidopsis intii' (Holmquist).
    PB92-108000/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                            CA-21
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  EPA/600/J-91 /299
    Evaluation of Selected Lipid Methods lor Normalizing Pol-
    lutant Bioaccumulation.
    PB92-124379/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  ERLN-N095
    Determination and Occurrence of AHH-Active Polychlori-
    nated Biphenyls, 2,3,7,8-Tetrachloro-p^Dioxin and 2,3,7,8-
    Tetrachlorodibenzofuran in Lake Michigan Sediment and
    Biota. The Question of Their Relative Toxicological Sig-
    nificance.
    PB92-108125/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  ERLN-NX20
    Nutritional Value of 'Anemia' and  Tignopus califomicus'
    (Baker) for Two Pacific Mysid Species,  'Metamysidopsis
    etongata' (Holmes) and 'Mysidopsis intii' (Holmquist).
    PB92-108000/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  ERLN-1186
    Evaluation of Selected Lipid Methods for Normalizing Pol-
    lutant Bioaccumulation.
    PB92-124379/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB.,  NARRAGANSETT,

  EPA/600/3-91/069
    Computerized Risk and Bioaccumulation System (Version
    1.0).
    PB92-114164/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/D-91/232
    Uncertainties in Nitrogen Mass Loadings in Coastal Wa-
    tersheds.
    PB92-108075/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/D-91/233
    Watershed Nitrogen Management: Upper Potomac River
    Basin Case Study.
    PB92-108083/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/D-91/234
    Toxtaty of Chlorine and Ammonia  to Aquatic Life: Chem-
    istry, Water Quality Criteria.  Recent Research, and Rec-
    ommended Future Research.
    PB92-106091/REB            9241  PC A03/MF A01
   EPA/600/D-91/249
    OechkxmatJons  of  Potychlonnated  Biphenyls  in  Sedi-
    ments of New Bedford Harbor.
    PB92-1211S1/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   EPA/600/D-91/2SO
    EPA's  Environmental  Monitoring and Assessment Pro-
    gram: An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
    PB92-121169/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   EPA/600/J-90/548
    U.S. Environmental Protection  Agency's Environmental
    Monitoring  and Assessment  Program:  An Ecological
    Status and Trends Program.
    PB92-121292/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   EPA/600/ J-91/235
    Influence of Constant  and  Fluctuating  Salinity on Re-
    sponses of 'Mysidopsis bahia' Exposed to Cadmium in a
    Life-Cycle Test.
    PB92-108042/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   EPA/600/ J-91/275
    Influence of Size  on  Fate and  Ecological Effects of
    Kepone in Physical Models.
    PB92-121326/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   EP A/600/ J-91/291
    Acid-Volatile Suffioe as a Factor Mediating Cadmium and
    Nickel Bioavailabitity in Contaminated Sediments.
    PB92-124296/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   EP A/600/ J-91/292
    Life History and  Toxicological Comparisons of Temperate
    and Subtropical Mysids.
    PB92-124304/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   EPA/600/ J-91/327
    Technical Basis  for Establishing Sediment Quality Criteria
    for Nonoruc Organic Chemicals Using Equilibrium  Parti-
    tioning. Annual Review.
    PB92-129642/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   EPA/600/ J-91/330
    Relationships  of Hg(ll) Volatilization from a Freshwater
    Pond to the Abundance of 'mer' Genes in the Gene Pool
    of the Indigenous Microbial Community.
    PB92-129675/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   ERLN-N196
    Computerized  Risk and Bioaccumulation System (Version
    1.0).
    PB92-114164/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   ERLN-784A
    Influence of Size  on  Fate and  Ecological Effects of
    Kepone in Physical Models.
    PB92-121326/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   ERLN-916
    Life History and Toxicological Comparisons of Temperate
    and Subtropical Mysids.
    PB92-124304/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  ERLN-1126
    Technical Basis for Establishing Sediment Quality Criteria
    for Nonionic Organic Chemicals Using Equilibrium  Parti-
    tioning.  Annual Review.
    PB92-129642/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  ERLN-1190
    Influence  of Constant and  Fluctuating Salinity on Re-
    sponses of 'Mysidopsis bahia' Exposed to Cadmium in a
    Life-Cycle Test
    PB92-108042/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  ERLN-1227
    Acid-Volatile Sulfide as a Factor Mediating Cadmium and
    Nickel Bioavailability in Contaminated Sediments.
    PB92-124296/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  ERLN-1255
    Watershed Nitrogen Management: Upper Potomac River
    Basin Case Study.
    PB92-108083/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  ERLN-1262
    Toxicity of Chlorine and Ammonia to Aquatic Life: Chem-
    istry, Water Quality Criteria. Recent Research, and Rec-
    ommended Future Research.
    PB92-108091/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  ERLN-1344
    Uncertainties in Nitrogen Mass Loadings in Coastal Wa-
    tersheds.
    PB92-108075/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  ERLN-1347
    U.S. Environmental  Protection Agency's Environmental
    Monitoring  and  Assessment  Program:  An  Ecological
    Status and Trends Program.
    PB92-121292/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  ERLN-1349
    EPA's Environmental Monitoring and Assessment  Pro-
    gram: An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
    PB92-121169/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  ERNL-1099
    Dechlorinations of Polychlorinated  Biphenyls  in  Sedi-
    ments of New Bedford Harbor.
    PB92-121151/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING, INC.,
GAINESVILLE, FL.
    Quality Assurance Project Plan  for the National Pesticide
    Survey of  Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 5 -
    Methyl Carbamates.
    (EPA/810/B-92/005)
    PB92-168541/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan  for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 7 - Fu-
    migants.
    (E,PA/8 W/B-92/007)
    PB92-168566/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

EQUITY ASSOCIATES, INC., KNOXVILLE, TN.
    Vitrification  Technologies  for Treatment of  Hazardous
    and Radioactive Waste
    (EPA/62S/R-92/002)
    PB92-201110/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

FEDERAL COACH, FORT SMITH, AR.
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Federal Coach.
    (EPA/460/A-92/5)
    PB92-122266/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

FIAT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, DEARBORN, Ml.
U.S.A. BRANCH.
    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Ferran - Fiat.
    (EPA/460/A-91/3)
    PB91-242669/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Rat
    (EPA/460/A-92/6)
    PB92-122274/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E04

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Rat Ferrari.
    (EPA/460/A-92/7)
    PB92-1222B2/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06

    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Fiat
    (EPA/46O/A-91/18)
    PB92-12B024/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Rat Auto R and D U.S.A.
    (EPA/460/A-92/37)
    PB92-182815/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03

FLEMING GROUP, EAST SYRACUSE, NY.
    Radon  Reduction  and  Radon-Resistant Construction
    Demonstrations in New York State.
    (NYSERDA-91-11)
    PB92-174051/REB           92-01  PC A20/MF A04

FLORIDA SOLAR ENERGY CENTER, CAPE CANAVERAL
    Recommended HVAC Standard of the Florida Radon Re-
    search Program.
    (EPA/600/R-92/010)
    PB92-147909/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Radon  Pressure Differential Project, Phase 1, Florida
    Radon Research Program.
    (EPA/600/R-92/008)
    PB92-148519/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

FLORIDA UNIV., GAINESVILLE. CENTER FOR
WETLANDS.
    Evaluating Created Wetlands through Comparisons with
    Natural Wetlands
    (EPA/600/3-91/058)
    PB92-111566/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

FLORIDA UNIV., GAINESVILLE. DEPT. OF NUCLEAR
ENGINEERING SCIENCES.
    Recommended  Sub-Slab   Depressurization   Systems
    Design Standard of the Florida Radon  Research  Pro-
    gram.
    (EPA/600/8-91/208)
    PB92-105626/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
FORD MOTOR CO., DEARBORN, Ml.
    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year  Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Ford.
    (EPA/460/A-91/4)
    PB91-242677/REB
                               92-01  PC A99/MF E19
    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Ford.
    (EPA/460/A-91/5)
    PB91-242685/REB           92-01   PCA99/MFE11

    Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Ford.
    (EPA/460/A-92/8)
    PB92-122290/REB           92-01   PCA99/MFE11

    Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Ford.
    (EPA/460/A-92/9)
    PB92-122308/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF E16

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Engines - Ford.
    (EPA/460/A-92/29)
    PB92-122514/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF EOS

FOSTER WHEELER ENVIRESPONSE, INC., EDISON, NJ.
    Selection  of Control  Technologies for Remediation of
    Lead Battery Recycling Sites.
    (EPA/540/2-91/014)
    PB92-114537/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Control Technologies for Defunct  lead Battery Recycling
    Sites: Overview and Recent Developments. Volume 3.
    (EPA/600/A-92/019)
    PB92-150416/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Study  to Determine the Feasibility  of  Using a  Ground-
    Penetrating Radar for More  Effective  Remediation  of
    Subsurface Contamination.
    (EPA/600/R-92/089)
    PB92-169382/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

    Potential Reuse of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil: A Direc-
    tory ol Permitted Recycling Facilities.
    (EPA/600/R-92/096)
    PB92-173780/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Closure of a Dioxin Incineration Facility.
    (EPA/600/J-92/204)
    PB92-191170/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Control Technologies  for Remediation  of Contaminated
    Soil and Waste Deposits at Superfund  Lead Battery Re-
    cycling Sites.
    (EPA/600/J-92/296)
    PB92-227388/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

    Contaminants and Remedial Options at  Wood Preserving
    Sites.
    (EPA/600/R-92/182)
    PB92-232222/REB           92-04   PC A07/MF A02

FOSTER WHEELER ENVIRESPONSE, INC., LIVINGSTON,
NJ.
    Field  Demonstration of the Linde Oxygen  Combustion
    System on the  EPA Mobile Incinerator.
    (EPA/600/J-92/176)
    PB92-188838/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

FRAUNHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FOERDERUNG DER
ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG E.V., GARMISCH-
PARTENKIRCHEN (GERMANY, F.R.). INST. FUER
ATMOSPHAERISCHE UMWELTFORSCHUNG.
    Evaluation  of  RADM  Predictions  for a Mesoscale-beta
    Box Volume over Northeastern Pennsylvania.
    (EPA/600/A-92/OSS)
    PB92-158492/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

FUJI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD., TOKYO (JAPAN).
SUBARU ENGINEERING DIV.
    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Fuji.
    (EPA/460/A-91/6)
    PB91-242693/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF A06

GCA CORP., BEDFORD, MA.
    Capsule Report:  Paniculate Control by Fabric  Filtration
    on Coal-Fired Industrial Boilers.
    (EPA/625/2-79/021)
    PB92-179894/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GENERAL MOTORS PROVING GROUND, MILFORD, Ml.
    Application for Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - General Motors.
    (EPA/460/A-91/7)
    PB91-242701/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF EM

    Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - General Motors.
    (EPA/460/A-92/10)
    PB92-122316/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF E99

GENERAL SCIENCES CORP.,  LAUREL, MD.
    Time Spent in Activities,  Locations, and Microenviron-
    ments: A California-National Comparison.
    (EPA/600/4-91/006)
    PB92-140789/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, HARTFORD, CT.  WATER
RESOURCES DIV.
  USGS/WRI-91-4014
    Concentration and Transport of Polychlorinated Biphenyls
    in the Housatonic River between  Great Barrington, Mas-
    sachusetts, and Kent, Connecticut, 1984-88.
    PB92-147719/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                           CORPORATE AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                           HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB., RESEARCH TRIANGLE
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, MARLBOROUGH, MA.
    Techniques to Determine Spatial Variations  in Hydraulic
    Conductivity of Sand and Gravel.
    (EPA/600/2-91/OO6)
    PB92-109123/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, MENLO PARK, CA. WATER
RESOURCES DIV.
  USGS/WRI-91-4034
    Effect of the Geochemical Environment on Heavy-Metal
    Transport in Ground Water.
    (EPA/600/A-92/088)
    PB92-179134/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Spatial Variability of Geochemical and Hydrologic Proper-
    ties of Subsurface Materials in a Sand and Gravel Aqui-
    fer, Cape Cod, Massachusetts
    (EPA/600/A-92/OB7)
    PB92-179126/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
GEORGIA UNIV., ATHENS. DEPT. OF TEXTILES,
MERCHANDISING AND INTERIORS.
    Fate of Commercial Disperse Dyes in Sediments.
    (EPA/600/J-91/219)
    PB92-101401/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Predicting the  Precipitation  of Acid and Direct Dyes in
    Natural Waters.
    (EPA/600/J-92/245)
    PB92-206200/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
GESELLSCHAFT FUER STRAHLEN- UNO
UMWELTFORSCHUNG M.B.H. MUENCHEN, NEUHERBERG
(GERMANY, F.R.).
    Modellierung und Simulation des Verhaltens von Umwelt-
    chemtkalien in  Boeden  und Pflanzen (Modeling and Sim-
    ulation of the  Effect of  (Environmental) Chemicals in Soil
    and in Plants).
    (EPA/600/A-92/015)
    PB92-143825/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

GOVERNMENT FINANCE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION,
WASHINGTON, DC. GOVERNMENT FINANCE RESEARCH
CENTER.
    Paying for Safe Water: Alternative Financing Mechanisms
    for State Drinking Water Programs.
    (EPA/570/9-90/014)
    PB92-117993/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
GREATER EGYPT REGIONAL PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, CARBONDALE, IL.
    Volunteer  Lake Monitoring  Program,  1991.  Volume  7.
    Southern Region.
    (IEPA/WPC-92-110G)
    PB92-231125/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01
GRUMMAN OLSON, INC., STURGIS, Ml.
    Application for Certification  1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Grumman Olson.
    (EPA/460/A-92/11)
    PB92-122324/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Application for Certification  1993 Model  Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Grumman Olson.
    (EPA/46O/A-92/38I
    PB92-182823/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

HAMPSHIRE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
    Toxics in the Community: National and  Local Perspec-
    tives. The 1989 Toxics Release  Inventory  National
    Report.
    (EPA/560/4-91/014)
    PB92-224278/REB            92-04  PC A24/MF A04

HAZLETON LABS. AMERICA, INC., ROCKVILLE, MD.
    Subacute and Subchronic Oral Toxicity  of 1,3-Dichloro-
    propane in the Rat.
    (EPA/600/J-92/121)
    PB92-154912/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HDR ENGINEERING, INC.,  IRVINE, CA.
    Standardized  Costs for Water  Supply Distribution Sys-
    tems.
    (EPA/6OO/R-92/009, EPA/SW/DK-92/028A)
    PB92-141290/REB            92-01  PC A15/MF A03

HEALTH AND WELFARE CANADA, OTTAWA (ONTARIO).
HEALTH PROTECTION BRANCH.
    Effects  of  PCS (Aroclor  (Trade Name)  1254)  on  Non-
    specific Immune Parameters in Rhesus ('Macaca mu-
    latla') Monkeys.
    (EPA/600/J-92/324)
    PB92-232867/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB., CINCINNATI, OH.
GENETIC TOXICOLOGY DIV.
  EPA/600/J-92/317
    Quantitative Image Cytometry of Hepatocytes Expressing
    Gamma-Glutamyl  Transpeptidase  and  Glutathione  S-
    Transferase in  Diethylnitrosamine-lnitiated Rats Treated
    with Phenobarbitol and/or Phthalate Esters.
    PB92-227586/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB.,  RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC.
  EPA/600/9-91/016A
    Research Strategy for  Electric and Magnetic Fields: Re-
    search Needs and Priorities.
    PB92-170174/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/028
    Vertebrate Toxicology of  the Solubilized Parasporal Crys-
    talline Proteins of 'Bacillus thuringiensis' Subsp. 'israelen-
    sis'.
    PB92-150S07/REB           92-01  PCA03/MFA01

  EPA/600/A-92/073
    Neurobehavioral Toxicology. Chapter 2
    PB92-166347/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/082
  Measuring Sexual Behavior in the Female Rat.
  PB92-179076/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/112
  Health Research to Support Risk Assessment.
  PB92-188788/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/138
  Rational Approaches to the Management of  Bronchopul-
  monary Disease.
  PB92-206473/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/153
  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Health Effects Re-
  search on Drinking Water Contaminants.
  PB92-206531/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/167
  Principles of Identifying and Characterizing Neurotoxicity.
  PB92-209303/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/A-92/181
  Environmental Gases.
  PB92-227313/REB
                                                       EPA/600/J-91 /272
                                                         Toxicity Equivalency Factors for PCBs.
                                                         PB92-113349/REB           92-01
                                                                                           PC A03/MF A01
                             92-04   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/D-91/236
  Evaluating  the  Human Health Effects  of  Hazardous
  Wastes:  Reproduction  and Development, Neurotoxicity,
  Genetic Toxicity and Cancer.
  PB92-110352/REB           92-01   PCA03/MFA01

EPA/600/D-91 /237
  Health Effects of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
  PB92-110360/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/280
  Feline Bronchopulmonary Disease.
  PB92-126879/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/D-91/282
  Pseudopregnancy and the Decidual Cell Response (DCR)
  in the Rat.
  PB92-126895/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/283
  Assessment of Implantation in the Rat.
  PB92-126903/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/284
  In vitro Lymphocyte Proliferation Assays: The  Mitogen-
  Stimulated  Response and  the Mixed Lymphocyte Reac-
  tion in Immunotoxicity Testing.
  PB92-126911/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-89/551
  Limitations  of the Fluorescent Probe Viability Assay.
  PB92-113166/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-90/547
  Intercomparison of Sampling Techniques for  Nicotine in
  Indoor Environments.
  PB92-110402/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-90/550
  Review of the Mutagenicity of Ethylene Oxide.
  PB92-124569/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/243
  Oil Spill Clean Up.
  PB92-110469/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/J-91/245
  Improvement in the Diagnostic  Potential of (32)P-Postla-
  beling Analysis Demonstrated by the Selective Formation
  and Comparative  Analysis  of Nitrated-PAH-Derived  Ad-
  ducts Arising from  Diesel Particle Extracts.
  PB92-110485/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91 /247
  Compensatory Alterations  in Receptor-Stimulated Phos-
  phoinpsitide Hydrolysis in  the  Hippocampus Vary as a
  Function of Dose of Colcnicine.
  PB92-110501/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91 /248
  Quantitative Comparison  of Molecular Electrostatic  Po-
  tentials for  Structure-Activity Studies.
  PB92-110519/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/261
  Indoor Air  Pollutants from Unvented  Kerosene  Heater
  Emissions  in Mobile Homes. Studies on Particles, Semi-
  volatile Organics, Carbon Monoxide, and Mutagenicity.
  PB92-113232/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/262
  Differential  Impact of Hypothermia and  Pentobarbital on
  Brain-Stem Auditory Evoked Responses.
  PB92-113240/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/264
  Assessing  the Use of Known Mutagens to Calibrate the
  'Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay. 1. Without
  Exogenous Activation.
  PB92-113257/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/264
  Developmental Toxicity of  Bromoxynil in Mice and Rats.
  PB92-113265/REB           92-01    PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/265
  Assessing  the Use of Known Mutagens to Calibrate  the
  'Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay. 2. With Ex-
  ogenous Activation.
  PB92-113273/REB           92-01    PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/266
  Modulation of Human Alveolar Macrophage Properties by
  Ozone Exposure In vitro.
  PB92-113281/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/271
  Evaluating   the  Relationship  of  Metabolic Activation
  System  Concentrations and Chemical Dose Concentra-
  tions for the Salmonella Spiral and Plate Assays.
  PB92-113331/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91 /303
  Improved Sample Recovery in Thermocycle Sequencing
  Protocols.
  PB92-124593/REB            92-01   PC A01/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/310
  Acute  Effects of Diisopropyl Fluorophosphate (DFP) on
  Autonomic  and  Behavioral Thermoregulatory Responses
  in the Long-Evans Rat.
  PB92-124668/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/313
  Use of Bromoergocryptine in the Validation of Protocols
  for the Assessment of Mechanisms of Early Pregnancy
  Loss in the Rat.
  PB92-124692/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/314
  In vitro Teratology.
  PB92-124700/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-91/325
  Neural Factors  in the Development of Renal Function:
  Effect  of  Neonatal Central  Catecholaminergic Lesions
  with 6-Hydroxydopamine.
  PB92-120492/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/015
  Selection Kinetics during  Serial Cell Culture Passage of
  Mixtures  of Wild-Type 'Autographa californica' Nuclear
  Polyhedrosis Virus and Its Recombinant Ac360-Beta-gal.
  PB92-143874/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/054
  Overview, Conclusions, and Recommendations of  the
  IPCS Collaborative Study on Complex Mixtures.
  PB92-150689/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/057
  Sources of Variation in the Mutagenic Potency of Com-
  plex Chemical Mixtures Based on the  Salmonella/Micro-
  some Assay.
  PB92-150713/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/058
  Results ot the IPCS Collaborative Study on Complex Mix-
  tures.
  PB92-150721/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/067
  Host Resistance to Murine Malaria in Mice Exposed to
  the Adenosine Deaminase Inhibitor, 2'-Deoxycoformycin.
  PB92-150812/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/075
  Effect  of Pentachlorophenol on the Activation of 2,6-Dini-
  trotoluene  to Genotoxic  Urinary  Metabolites  in CD-1
  Mice:  A Comparison  of Gl Enzyme Activities and Urine
  Mutagenicity.
  PB92-150895/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/106
  Lotus  1-2-3-Based System for Recording and Maintaining
  Body Weight of  Laboratory Animals.
  PB92-158625/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/108
  Comparisons of the Effects of TCDD and Hydrocortisone
  on Growth Factor Expression Provide  Insight into Their
  Interaction  in the Embryonic Mouse Palate.
  PB92-158641/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/109
  Relationship between  Cholinesterase Inhibition and Ther-
  moregulation Following Exposure to Diisopropyl Fluoro-
  phosphate  in the Rat.
  PB92-158658/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/111
  Interspecies Sensitivity to Chemical Carcinogens: Rela-
  tionships between Mouse  Skin Tumors and Human Lung
  Cancer.
  PB92-158674/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/117
  Carcinogens and Human  Health:  Part 3. Letter to the
  Editor.
  PB92-164870/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/118
  Exposure of Humans to  a Volatile Organic Mixture. 2.
  Sensory.
  PB92-164888/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/120
  DNA  Strand Breaks   Induced in  Cultured Human  and
  Rodent Cells by Chlorohydroxyfuranones, Mutagens Iso-
  lated from  Drinking Water.
  PB92-164904/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/123
  Induction of Gastrointestinal Tract Nuclear Anomalies in
  B6C3F1  Mice  by 3-Chloro-4-(Dichloromethyt)-5-Hydroxy-
  2(5H)-Furanone and   3,4-(Dichloro)-5-Hydroxy-2(5H)-Fur-
  anone, Mutagenic Byproducts of Chlorine Disinfection.
  PB92-164938/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/124
  Subchronic Toxicity Study of Ozonated  and Ozonated/
  Chlorinated Humic Acids in Sprague-Dawley Rats:  A
  Model System for Drinking Water Disinfection.
  PB92-164946/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/181
  Doing the Right Thing (Book Reviews).
  PB92-188887/REB            92-01   PCA01/MFA01
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                                                          CORPORATE  AUTHOR  INDEX
 EPA/600/J-92/184
   Assessment of Spatial Variation of Risks in Small Popula-
   tions.
   PB92-188903/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/185
   Multifactor Potency Scheme for Companng the Carcino-
   genic Activity of Chemicals.
   PB92-188911/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/186
   Alterations in Rat Flash and Pattern Reversal Evoked Po-
   tentials after Acute or Repeated Administration of Carbon
   Disulfide (CS2).
   PB92-188929/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/230
   Comparative  Immunosuppression  of  Various  Glycol
   Ethers Orally Administered to Fisher 344 Rats.
   PB92-195833/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/257
   Effect  of  Bioremediation on  the Mutagenicity  of  Oil
   Spilled in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
   PB92-206374/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/258
   Antimutagenicity Profiles of Some Natural Substances.
   PB92-206382/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/299
   Application  of the EPR Spin-Trapping Technique to the
   Detection of Radicals Produced in vivo during Inhalation
   Exposure of Rats to Ozone.
   PB92-227412/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/311
   Corticosterone Hypersecretion in  Preweanling Rats Ex-
   posed Neonatally to Trimethyltin.
   PB92-227529/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/315
   Letters to the Editor.
   PB92-227560/REB
                              92-04  PC A01/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/320
   Reply to 'Selective Development Toxicity: Misuse of the
   Concept via Mis-Application of a Mis-Defined 'A/D Ratio'.
   (Letter to the Editor).
   PB92-227610/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/335
   Differences between  Rats and Mice in the Immunosup-
   pressive Activity of 2-Methoxyethanol and 2-Methoxyace-
   tic Acid.
   PB92-232974/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/336
   Eyeblink Conditioning in the Developing Rat
   PB92-232982/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/341
   Methodological  Issues  in Human Exposure Studies of
   Low Level  Solvent"
                              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
                 fit Mixtures.
    PB92-233030/REB

  OHR-91-001
    Research Strategy for Electric and Magnetic Fields: Re-
    search Needs and Priorities.
    PB92-170174/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB., RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. CARCINOGENESIS AND
METABOLISM BRANCH.
  EPA/600/J-92/068
    Computational Studies of the 3-Dimensional Structure of
    Cyclopenta Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons Containing
    a Gulf Region.
    PB92-150820/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/153
    Epoxide  Ring Opening and Related Reactivities of Cyclo-
    penta Potycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons: Quantum Me-
    chanical  Studies.
    PB92-179795/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/316
    Human Carcinogenesis by Arsenic.
    PB92-227578/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB., RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. CLINICAL RESEARCH BRANCH.
  EPA/600/J-92/070
    Relationships between Lung Function and Physical Char-
    acteristics in Young Adult Black and White Males and Fe-
    males.
    PB92-150846/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/110
    Intersubject Variability in Human Acute  Ozone Respon-
    siveness. Symposium Proceedings.
    PB92-158666/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/R-92/136
    Experimental Design and Instrumentation for a Field Ex-
    periment.
    PB92-217454/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICOLOGY
DIV.
  EPA/600/J-91/267
    Significance of  Supernumerary Ribs in Rodent Develop-
    mental  Toxicity Studies: Postnatal Persistence  in Rats
    and Mice.
    PB92-113299/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-91/307
    Role of Metallothionein Induction and Altered Zinc Status
    in  Maternally Mediated Developmental Toxicity: Compari-
    son of the Effects of Urethane and Styrene in Rats.
    PB92-12463S/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/022
    Serial Spatial Reversal Learning in Rats: Comparison of
    Instrumental and Automaintenance Procedures.
    PB92-143940/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/024
    Interspecies Comparisons of A/D Ratios: A/D Ratios Are
    Not Constant Across Species.
    PB92-143965/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/025
    Generation of  Recombinant  Baculovirus via Liposome-
    Mediated Transfection.
    PB92-143973/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/069
    Assessing Developmental Hazard: The Reliability of the
    A/D Ratio.
    PB92-150838/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/074
    Effects of Chemically Induced Maternal Toxicity on Pre-
    natal Development in the Rat.
    PB92-150887/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/190
    Embryonic  Palatal Responses to Teratogens in Serum-
    Free Organ Culture.
    PB92-188960/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/319
    Fetal and Maternal Effects of Continual Exposure of Rats
    to 970-MHz Circularly-Polarized Microwaves.
    PB92-227602/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    In vitro/In  vivo Comparison  of Yolk-Sac Function and
    Embryo Development.
    (EPA/600/J-92/066)
    PB92-150804/REB            92-01  PC A?2/MF A01

HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB., RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY
DIV.
  EPA/600/A-89/189
    Some Constitutive Modifiers of the Kinetic and Dynamic
    Behavior of Non-Essential Metals.
    PB92-227347/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/165
    Murine Cytomegalovirus Host Resistance Models.
    PB92-217025/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/179
    Regional Respiratory Tract Absorption of Inhaled Reac-
    tive Gases.
    PB92-217140/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/190
    Assessment of Host Resistance to Infection with Rodent
    Malaria.
    PB92-232784/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/192
    Assessment of Immunotoxicity with the Parasitic Infection
    Model 'Trichinella spiralis'.
    PB92-232800/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91 /273
    Evaluation of Immunotoxicity of an Urban Profile of Nitro-
    gen Dioxide: Acute,  Subchronic, and Chronic Studies.
    PB92-113356/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-91/308
    Developmental Toxicity  of TCDD and  Related  Com-
    pounds: Species Sensitivities and Differences.
    PB92-124643/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/060
    Disposition  of 2,3,7,8-Tetrabromodibenzo-p-Dioxin  and
    2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin in the Rat: Biliary Ex-
    cretion  and Induction of Cytochromes CYP1A1  and
    CYP1A2.
    PB92-150747/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/071
    90-Day Toxicity Study of Dichloroacetate in Dogs.
    PB92-150853/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/072
    Myelin Basic Protein-Messenger RNA (MBP-mRNA) Ex-
    pression during Triethyltin-lnduced Myelin Edema.
    PB92-150861/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/073
    Concentration-Time Models for the Effects of Ozone on
    Bronchoaiveolar  Lavage  Fluid  Protein  from  Rats and
    Guinea Pigs.
    PB92-150879/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/ J-92/112
    Deposition Patterns of Cigarette Smoke in Human Air-
    ways.
    PB92-158682/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/114
    Dosimetry  of  Localized  Accumulations of   Cigarette
    Smoke and Radon Progeny at Bifurcations.
    PB92-164847/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/142
    Limited PCS Antagonism of TCDD-lnduced Malformations
    in Mice.
    PB92-166768/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/J-92/163
    Ozonation/Post-Chlorination of  Humic Acid: A Model for
    Predicting Drinking Water Disinfection By-Products.
    PB92-180280/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/309
    Age-Related Percutaneous Penetration of 2-sec-Butyl-4-
    6-Dinitrophenol (Dinoseb) in Rats.
    PB92-227495/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                              HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB., RESEARCH
                                                                                                              TRIANGLE PARK, NC. GENETIC BIOASSAY BRANCH.
                                                                                                                EPA/600/J-92/318
                                                                                                                 Genotoxicity of  Industrial Wastes  and  Effluents.  A
                                                                                                                 Review.
                                                                                                                 PB92-227594/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                                              HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB., RESEARCH
                                                                                                              TRIANGLE PARK, NC. GENETIC TOXICOLOGY DIV.
                                                                                                               .EPA/600/A-92/155
                                                                                                                 Approach to the Design of  Nonmutagenic Azo  Dyes:
                                                                                                                 Analogues  of the Mutagen 4-Amino-3-Methoxyazoben-
                                                                                                                 zene (Chapter 4).
                                                                                                                 PB92-206556/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                                                EPA/600/D-91/275
                                                                                                                 Application of a Plant Test System in the Identification of
                                                                                                                 Potential Genetic Hazards at Chemical Waste Sites.
                                                                                                                 PB92-124551/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                                                EPA/600/J-91/268
                                                                                                                 Evaluation of 10 Chemicals for Aneuploidy Induction in
                                                                                                                 the Hexaploid Wheat Assay.
                                                                                                                 PB92-113307/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                                EPA/600/J-91/301
                                                                                                                 Excessive Cycling Converts PCR  Products to Random-
                                                                                                                 Length Higher Molecular Weight Fragments.
                                                                                                                 PB92-124577/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01

                                                                                                                EPA/600/J-92/055
                                                                                                                 Design and Implementation of a Collaborative Study of
                                                                                                                 the Mutagenicity of Complex Mixtures in 'Salmonella ty-
                                                                                                                 phimurium'.
                                                                                                                 PB92-150697/REB
                                                                                                                                            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                                                                               EPA/600/J-92/119
                                                                                                                 Induction of  Nuclear Anomalies in  the Gastrointestinal
                                                                                                                 Tract by Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
                                                                                                                 PB92-164896/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                                               EPA/600/J-92/193
                                                                                                                 Kinetochore-Staining of Sperrnatid Micronuclei: Studies of
                                                                                                                 Mice Treated with X-Radiation or Acrylamide.
                                                                                                                 PB92-188994/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                               EPA/600/J-92/203
                                                                                                                 Genetic Activity Profile Database.
                                                                                                                 PB92-189091/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                               EPA/600/J-92/231
                                                                                                                 Induction of Prophage Lambda  by Chlorinated Organics:
                                                                                                                 Detection of Some Singte-Species/Single-Site Carcino-
                                                                                                                     1-195841/REB
                                                                                                                                            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/233
  Prophage Induction by DNA Topoisomerase II Poisons
  and Reactive-Oxygen Species: Role of DNA Breaks.
  PB92-195866/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/259
  Predictive Assay for Rodent Carcinogenicity Using In vivo
  Biochemical Parameters: Operational Characteristics and
  Complementarity.
  PB92-206390/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/282
  Application of Tradescantia  Micrpnucleus Assay  for In
  situ Evaluation of Potential Genetic Hazards from Expo-
  sure to Chemicals at a Wood-Preserving Site.
  PB92-217231/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/600/J-92/321
  DNA Adduct Formation by 12 Chemicals with Populations
  Potentially Suitable for Molecular  Epidemiological  Stud-
                                                                                                                 PB92-227628/REB
                                                                                                                                            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
                                                                                                             HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB., RESEARCH
                                                                                                             TRIANGLE PARK, NC. HUMAN STUDIES DIV.
                                                                                                               EPA/600/A-92/168
                                                                                                                 Use of Visual and  Chemosensory Evoked Potentials in
                                                                                                                 Environmental and Occupational Health.
                                                                                                                 PB92-217041/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                                               EPA/600/J-91 /302
                                                                                                                 Neurobehavioral Evaluation System (NES) and School
                                                                                                                 Performance.
                                                                                                                 PB92-124585/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                                               EPA/600/J-92/195
                                                                                                                 Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 1. Be-
                                                                                                                 havioral Assessment.
                                                                                                                 PB92-189018/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                               EPA/600/J-92/278
                                                                                                                 Increasing Scientific Power with Statistical Power.
                                                                                                                 PB92-217199/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                                               EPA/600/J-92/281
                                                                                                                 Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 3. In-
                                                                                                                 flammatory Response.
                                                                                                                 PB92-217223/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                               EPA/600/J-92/314
                                                                                                                 Carboxyhemoglobin and Brain Blood Flow in Humans.
                                                                                                                 PB92-227552/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                               EPA/600/J-92/340
                                                                                                                 Ineffectiveness of Cough  for Enhancing Mucus Clearance
                                                                                                                 in Asymptomatic Smokers.
                                                                                                                 PB92-233022/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                             HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB., RESEARCH
                                                                                                             TRIANGLE PARK, NC. NEUROTOXICOLOGY DIV.
                                                                                                               EPA/600/A-92/065
                                                                                                                 Sensory  Evoked Potentials: Measures of Neurotoxicity.
                                                                                                                 PB92-164805/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
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                                                         CORPORATE  AUTHOR INDEX
                                                                                         IOWA STATE UNIV., AMES. ENGINEERING RESEARCH  INST.
 EPA/600/A-92/072
   Reflex Modification and the Assessment of Sensory Dys-
   function.
   PB92-166339/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/113
   Implementing 'In vitro1 Models in the Hazard Identification
   and Risk Assessment Process.
   PB92-188796/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/154
   Developmental Neurotoxicology  of Polychlorinated  Bi-
   phenyls and Related Compounds.
   PB92-206549/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/166
   Measurement of Behavioral Thermoregulation.
   PB92-217033/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/180
   Mapping Toxicant-Induced Nervous System Damage with
   a Cupric  Silver Stain: A Quantitative  Analysis of Neural
   Degeneration Induced by 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphe-
   tamine (MDMA) (Revised).
   PB92-217389/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/193
   Role of Motor Activity in the Asssessment of Neurotoxi-

   PB92-232818/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/020
   5,7-Dihydroxytryptamine Injections Increase Glial  Fibrillary
   Acidic Protein in the Hypothalamus of Adult Rats.
   PB92-143924/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01
 EPA/600/J-91/249
   Assessment of Neurotoxicity: Use  of Glial Fibrillary Acidic
   Protein as a Biomarker.
   PB92-110527/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/250
   Concentration of Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein Increases
   with Age in the Mouse and Rat Brain.
   PB92-110535/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/270
   Enhanced Neurotoxicity of  3.3'-lminodipropionitrile Fol-
   lowing Pretreatment with Carbon Tetrachioride in the Rat.
   PB92-113323/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/305
   Dynamics of Behavioral Thermoregulation in the Rat.
   PB92-124619/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/315
   Neonatal  Exposure to  Trimethyltin Disrupts Spatial De-
   layed Alternation Learning in Preweanling Rats.
   PB92-124718/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/316
   Neonatal  Exposure to Triethyltin  Disrupts Olfactory Dis-
   crimination Learning in Preweanling Rats.
   PB92-124726/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/016
   Discriminative Stimulus Properties of Triadimefon: Com-
   parison with Methylphenidate.
   PB92-143882/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/017
   Auditory Deficits and Motor  Dysfunction Following Imino-
   dipropionitrile Administration in the Rat.
   PB92-143890/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/019
   Interlaboratory Comparison of Motor Activity Experiments:
   Implications for Neurotoxicological Assessments.
   PB92-143916/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/021
   Effects of Triadimefon  on a Multiple  Schedule of Fixed-
   Interval Performance: Comparison with Methylphenidate,
   d-Amphetamine and Chlorpromazine.
   PB92-143932/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/023
   Gene Probe for PO Messenger RNA Used to Index Acryl-
   amide Toxic Neuropathy in Rats.
   PB92-143957/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/249
   Study Design Considerations in Developmental Neurotox-

                              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/250
   2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic Acid Influence on 2,6-Dini-
   trotoluene-lnduced Urine Genotoxicity in Fisher 344 Rats:
   Effect on Gastrointestinal Microflora and Enzyme Activity.
   PB92-206309/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/252
   Quantification of Glial  Fibrillary Acidic Protein:  Compari-
   son of Slot-lmmunobinding Assays with a Novel Sand-
   wich ELISA.
   PB92-206325/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/254
   Considerations  in  the U.S.  Environmental Protection
   Agency's Testing Approach for Mutagencity.
   PB92-206341/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/260
    In vitro Screening  Batteries for  Neurotoxicants (Journal
   Article).
    PB92-206408/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB., RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. REPRODUCTIVE TOXICOLOGY
BRANCH.
 EPA/600/A-92/029
    Assessment  of Toxicant-Induced Alterations in the  lu-
    teinizing Hormone Control of Ovulation in the Rat.
    PB92-150515/REB            92-01  PCA03/MFA01
icoli _.
PB92-206291 /REB
logy
92-2
  EPA/600/A-92/059
    Use of Perifusion to Evaluate Hormonal Release In vitro
    from Rat Pituitary and Hypothalamic Tissue.
    PB92-158534/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/064
    Compound-Induced Alterations of Sexual Differentiation:
    A Review of Effects in Humans and Rodents.
    PB92-158583/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/083
    Collection  of  Interstitial  Fluid  and Seminiferous Tubule
    Fluid from the Rat Testis.
    PB92-179084/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HINO MOTORS LTD., TOKYO (JAPAN).
    Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Hino Motors Inc.
    (EPA/460/A-91/30)
    PB92-122522/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Vehicles - Hino Motors, Ltd.
    (EPA/460/A-92/50)
    PB92-182955/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

HOUSTON UNIV., TX. DEPT. OF CIVIL AND
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING.
    Radium Removal from Water by  Manganese Dioxide Ad-
    sorption and Diatomaceous Earth Filtration.
    (EPA/600/2-91 S063)
    PB92-115260/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Removing Radium from Water  by Plain and Treated Acti-
    vated Alumina.
    (EPA/600/R-92/048)
    PB92-164789/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

HYDROCHEMICAL INST., ROSTOV-NA-DONU (USSR).
    Analysis of  Long-Term and Seasonal River Water Quality
    Changes in Latvia.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/331)
    PB92-232933/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

HYDROQUAL, INC., MAHWAH, NJ.
  EPA/440/4-87/002
    Technical Guidance Manual for  Performing Waste Load
    Allocations. Book 4. Lakes,  Reservoirs and  Impound-
    ments. Chapter 3: Toxic Substances Impact.
    PB92-231760/REB           92-04  PC A14/MF A03

HYUNDAI AMERICA TECHNICAL  CENTER, INC., ANN
ARBOR, Ml.
    Application  for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Hyundai.
    (EPA/460/A-92/13)
    PB92-122340/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03

ICF, INC., FAIRFAX, VA.
    National Radon  Contractor Proficiency (RCP)  Program.
    Proficiency  Report, January 1992.
    (EPA/520/1-92/001)
    PB92-120914/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water  Wells: Hydrogeolqgic Charac-
    terization and Second-Stage Stratification Activities.
    (EPA/810/B-92/013)
    PB92-168624/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National  Survey of
    Pesticides in  Drinking Water Wells: Well Sampling, Data
    Collection and Processing.
    (EPA/810/B-92/014)
    PB92-168632/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water  Wells: Survey Statistics, Data
    Collection and Processing.
    (EPA/810/B-92/015)
    PB92-168640/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

    National Radon  Contractor Proficiency (RCP)  Program.
    Proficiency Report, July 1992.
    (EPA/402/R-92/006)
    PB92-206150/REB            92-04   PC A12/MF A03

ICF TECHNOLOGY, INC., FAIRFAX, VA.
    Citizens' Guidance Manual for the Technical Assistance
     Grant Program.
    (EPA/540/G-B8/001, OSWER-DIRECT/VE-9230.1-03)
     PB92-101435/REB             92-01   PC A14/MF A03

IDAHO UNIV., MOSCOW. DEPT. OF BACTERIOLOGY AND
BIOCHEMISTRY.
     Cloning and  Expression of a Lignin Peroxidase Gene
     from 'Streptomyces viridosporus' in 'Streptomyces  Irvi-
     dans'.
    (EPA/eOO/J-92/173)
     PB92-180389/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ILLINOIS STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY, SPRINGFIELD. DIV. OF AIR POLLUTION
CONTROL
   IEPA/LPC-91/59
     Available Disposal Capacity for Solid Waste in Illinois.
     PB92-139815/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

 ILLINOIS STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
 AGENCY, SPRINGFIELD. DIV. OF WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL.
   IEPA/WPC/91-212
     Illinois Lake Management Program  Act Administrative
     Framework Plan.
     PB92-206879/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

   IEPA/WPC/92-110A
     Volunteer  Lake Monitoring Program, 1991. Volume  1:
     Statewide  Summary Report.
     PB92-222512/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
  IEPA/WPC-92-110D
    Volunteer  Lake Monitoring  Program,  1991. Volume  4:
    West-Central Illinois Region.
    PB92-239482/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  IEPA/WPC/92-255
    Illinois Water Quality Report, 1990-1991.
    PB92-223023/REB            92-04  PC A19/MF A04

ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY DIV.,
CHAMPAIGN.
  IL/SGS/ENG-141
    Construction,  Monitoring,  and  Performance of  Two Soil
    Liners.
    PB92-124049/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Technical  Resource Document:  Batch-Type Procedures
    for Estimating Soil Adsorption of Chemicals.
    (EPA/S30/SW-87/006F)
    PB92-188515/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02

ILLINOIS UNIV. AT CHICAGO.
    Comparison of SIMCA Pattern Recognition  and Library
    Search  Identification  of  Hazardous Compounds  from
    Mass Spectra.
    (EPA/600/J-92/294)
    PB92-227362/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ILLINOIS UNIV. AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN. DEPT. OF
FORESTRY.
    Forest Soil Response to Acid  and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate. 1. Sulfur Constituents and Net Retention.
    (EPA/600/J-91/229)
    PB92-108182/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Forest Soil Response to Acid  and Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate: 2. Aluminum and Base Cations.
    (EPA/600/J-92/039)
    PB92-150549/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ILLINOIS UNIV. AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN. DEPT. OF
VETERINARY BIOSCIENCES.
  EPA/600/J-92-065
    Fungicide  Benomyl(Methyl 1-(Butylcarbamoyl)-2-Benzimi-
    dazolecarbamate) Causes Testicular Dysfunction by  In-
    ducing the Sloughing of Germ  Cells  and Occlusion of Ef-
    ferent Ductules.
    PB92-150796/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

INDIANA UNIV. AT BLOOMINGTON.
    Comparative Analysis of Dioxins and Furans in Ambient
    Air by High Resolution and Electron  Capture Mass Spec-
    trometry.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/264)
    PB92-206440/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

INDIANA UNIV.-PURDUE UNIV. AT FORT WAYNE. DEPT.
OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES.
    Carcinogen-DNA Adducts in Cultures of Rat and Human
    Hepatocytes.
    (EPA/600/J-92/201)
    PB92-189075/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS, INC., CAMBRIDGE, MA.
    BEN: A Model to Calculate the Economic Benefit of Non-
    compliance. User's  Manual.
    PB92-230358/REB            92-04 PC A08/MF A02

    ABEL. User's Manual.
    (EPA-21E-2005)
    PB92-230366/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02

INFORM, INC., NEW YORK.
    European Packaging Initiatives:  Leading  the  Way  on
    Source Reduction.
    (EPA/600/J-92/241)
    PB92-206242/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

INSTITUT RUDJER BOSKOVIC, ZAGREB (YUGOSLAVIA).
CENTER FOR MARINE RESEARCH.
    Potential of Carp to Bioactivate Benzo(a)pyrene to Meta-
    bolites That Bind to DNA.
    (EPA/600/J-92/197)
    PB92-189034/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

INTERNATIONAL FUEL CELLS CORP., SOUTH WINDSOR,
CT.
   FCR-11900A
    Demonstration of  Fuel Cells to Recover  Energy from
    Landfill Gas.  Phase 1 Final Report: Conceptual Study.
    (EPA/600/R-92/007)
    PB92-137520/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

    Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
    (EPA/600/D-91/257)
    PB92-121235/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Fuel Cell  Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
    (EPA/600/J-92/046)
    PB92-150614/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CORP., DURHAM, NC.
    Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
    Screening Procedures for Estimating the Air Impacts of
    Incineration at Superfund Sites.
    (EPA/450/1-92/003)
    PB92-171917/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CORP., KNOXVILLE, TN.
    Removal of Creosote from Soil by Thermal Desorption.
    (EPA/600/D-91/276)
    PB92-126838/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 IOWA STATE UNIV., AMES. ENGINEERING RESEARCH
 INST.
     Review of Energy Efficiency of Refrigerator/Freezer Gas-
     kets.
    (EPA/600/2-91/060)
     PB92-106913/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                          CORPORATE AUTHOR  INDEX
IOWA UNIV., IOWA CITY. DEPT. OF CIVIL AND
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING.
    Kinetics of Chemical Weathering: A Comparison of Labo-
    ratory and Field Weathering Rates (Chapter 17).
    (EPA/600/A-92/018)
    PB92-143858/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

IOWA UNIV., IOWA CITY. DEPT. OF GEOGRAPHY.
    Information Integration for Environmental Monitoring and
    Assessment: An Annotated Bibliography.
    PB92-227461/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ISUZU TECHNICAL CENTER OF AMERICA, NOVI, Ml.
    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Isuzu Motors.
    (EPA/460/A-91/B)
    PB91-242719/REB            92-01  PC A19/MF AIM

    Application lor Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Isuzu Motors.
    (EPA/460/A-91/9)
    PB91-242727/REB            92-01  PCA13/MFA03

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Isuzu.
    (EPA/46O/A-92/14)
    PB92-122357/REB            92-01  PC A24/MF A04

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Isuzu.
    (EPA/460/A-92/1S)
    PB92-122365/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Isuzu Motors.
    (EPA/460/A-91/28)
    PB92-128123/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

IT CORP., CINCINNATI, OH.
    Technology Evaluation Report Site Program Demonstra-
    tion of a Trial Excavation at the McColl Superfund Site.
    (EPA/S40/R-92/01S)
    PB92-226448/REB            92-04  PC A10/MF A03

IT CORP, SHARONVILLE, OH.
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Chemical Dehalogenation.
    (EPA/540/R-92/013A)
    PB92-169044/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Chemical  Dehalogenation  Treatability   Studies  under
    CERCLA: An Overview.
    (EPA/540/R-92/013B)
    PB92-169275/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Chemical  Dehalogenation  Treatability   Studies  under
    CERCLA: An Overview.
    (EPA/54O/R-92/013B!
    PB92-231299/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Guide lor Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Chemical Dehalogenation  Final Report
    (EPA/540/R-92/013A)
    PB92-231307/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

IT ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS, INC., CINCINNATI, OH.
    Asbestos Fiber Release during Change-Out of Filter Bags
    from HEPA-Filtered Vacuum Cleaners.
    (EPA/600/J-91/258)
    PB92-113208/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Evaluation of Five Waste Minimization Technologies at
    the General Dynamics Pomona Division Plant.
    (EPA/600/2-91/067)
    PB92-125756/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Asbestos Concentrations Two  Years After Abatement in
    Seventeen Schools.
    (EPA/600/FI-92/027I
    PB92-158476/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    On-Site Engineering Report for  the Low-Temperature
    Thermal  Desorption  Pilot-Scale Test on Contaminated
    Soil.
    (EPA/600/R-92/14S)
    PB92-216936/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

    Removal of Creosote from Soil by Bioslurry Reactors.
    (EPA/600/A-92/1BB)
    PB92-227339/REB            92-O4  PC A03/MF A01

    Relationship between Free Liquids and Solids Content for
    Sewage Sludges.
    (EPA/600/J-92/303)
    PB92-227453/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

JACOBS ENGINEERING GROUP, INC., PASADENA, CA.
    Guides  to Pollution  Prevention:  The  Fiberglass-Rein-
    forced and Composite Plastics  Industry.
    (EPA/625/7-91/OU)
    PB91-227967/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Marine Maintenance
    and Repair Industry.
    (EPA/625/7-91V015)
    PB91-228817/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Pharmaceutical In-
    dustry.
    (EPA/625/7-91/017)
    PB92-100080/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Photoprocessing In-
    dustry.
    (EPA/625/7-91/012)
    PB92-129121/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Automotive Refinish-
    ing Industry.
    (EPA/625/7-91/016)
    PB92-129139/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
JACOBS ENGINEERING GROUP, INC., WASHINGTON, DC.
    Waste Minimization Opportunity Assessment Manual.
    (EPA/625/7-88/003)
    PB92-216985/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

JAGUAR CARS, INC., LEONIA, NJ.
    Application  for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Jaguar.
    (EPA/460/A-91/20)
    PB92-128040/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV., BALTIMORE, MD. DEPT. OF
POPULATION DYNAMICS.
    Immature Rat Leydig Cells are Intrinsically Less Sensitive
    Than Adult Leydig Cells to Ethane Dimethanesulfonate.
    (EPA/600/J-92/322)
    PB92-232842/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV., BALTIMORE, MD. SCHOOL OF
HYGIENE AND PUBLIC  HEALTH.
    Isolation and Culture of Leydig Cells from Adult Rats.
    (EPA/6OO/A-92/071)
    PB92-166321/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

JT AND A, INC., WASHINGTON, DC.
    Proceedings of a National  Conference:  Water Quality
    Standards for the 21st Century. Held in Dallas, Texas on
    March 1-3, 1989.
    PB92-231810/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

    Proceedings of a Conference: Water Quality Standards
    for the 21st Century. Held in Arlington. Virginia, on De-
    cember 10-12, 1990.
    PB92-231828/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

KANSAS UNIV., KANSAS CITY.
    Handbook for  Special  Public Notification for Lead  for
    Public Drinking Water Suppliers.
    (EPA/570/9-88/002)
    PB92-164722/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

KEELY (JOSEPH F.), PORTLAND, OR.
    Performance  Evaluations of Pump-and-Treat  Remedi-
    ations.
    (EPA/540/4-89/005)
    PB92-114461/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KENNESAW STATE COLL., MARIETTA, GA.
    Incineration Data on  Arsenic and Lead Emissions.
    (EPA/6OO/A -92/079)
    PB92-179043/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KENTUCKY UNIV., LEXINGTON.
    DNA Adducts of the  Antitumor Agent Diaziquone.
    (EPA/600/J-92/059)
    PB92-150739/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

KENTUCKY UNIV., LEXINGTON. DEPT. OF CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING.
    Separation  of  Hazardous Organics  by  Low Pressure
    Membranes: Treatment of Soil-Wash Rinse-Water Lea-
    chates.
    (EPA/600/R-92/035)
    PB92-153436/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

KENTUCKY UNIV., LEXINGTON. GRADUATE CENTER
FOR TOXICOLOGY.
    Cigarette Smoke-Induced DNA Adducts in the Respirato-
    ry and Nonrespiratory Tissues of Rats.
    PB92-189083/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

KILKELLY ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATES, INC.,
RALEIGH, NC.
    Environmental  Monitoring  and  Assessment Program:
    1991 Project Descriptors.
    (EPA/600/4-91/015)
    PB92-114479/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

LAWRENCE BERKELEY LAB., CA.
    Energy Use of Ice Making in Domestic Refrigerators.
    (EPA/600/R-92/1SB)
    PB92-232206/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

LAWRENCE BERKELEY LAB., CA. APPLIED SCIENCE DIV.
    Modeling Radon Entry into Florida Houses with Concrete
    Slabs and Concrete-Block Stem Walls.
    (EPA/600/R-92/119)
    PB92-201128/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LAB., CA.
ATMOSPHERIC AND GEOPHYSICAL SCIENCES DIV.
    Tropospheric  Nitrogen:  The  Influence  of Anthropogenic
    Sources on Distribution and Deposition.
    (EPA/600/3-91/070)
    PB92-126937/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

LIMNO-TECH, INC., ANN ARBOR, Ml.
    Dynamic  Toxics Wasteload Allocation Model (DINTOX).
    User's Manual.
    PB92-231570/REB                   92-04   PC A05

LITTLE (ARTHUR D.), INC., CAMBRIDGE, MA.
  ADL-64320-10
    Improvement  of PMN  Review  Procedures  to Estimate
    Protective  Clothing Performance. Executive Summary
    Report.
    (EPA/600/2-91/059)
    PB92-105691/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Limited-Use Chemical Protective Clothing  for EPA Super-
    fund Activities.
    (EPA/600/R-92/014)
    PB92-143494/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Permeation of Multifunctional Acrylates through Selected
    Protective Glove Materials.
    (EPA/600/J-92/099)
    PB92-153915/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Permeation of Multifunctional Acrylates  through Three
    Protective Clothing Materials.
    (EPA/600/R-92/049)
    PB92-164797/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Evaluation of Personal Cooling Devices for Dioxin Clean-
    up Operation.
    (EPA/600/R-92/137)
    PB92-206895/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Permeation Resistance of Glove Materials to Agricultural
    Pesticides.
    (EPA/600/J-92/297)
    PB92-227396/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

LIVERPOOL UNIV. (ENGLAND).
    Higher Plant  Accumulation of Organic  Pollutants from
    Soils.
    (EPA/6OO/R-92/138)
    PB92-209378/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

LOCKHEED ENGINEERING AND  SCIENCES CO., INC., LAS
VEGAS, NV.
    Watershed  Characterization  Using  Landsat Thematic
    Mapper Imagery: Blacktoot River, Montana.
    (EPA/600/4-91/027)
    PB92-115237/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Intel-laboratory Comparison of Thermospray and Particle
    Beam Liquid Chromatography/Mass  Spectrometry Inter-
    faces: Evaluation of a Chlorinated Phenoxy  Acid Herbi-
    cide Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Analysis
    Method.
    (EPA/600/J-91/317)
    PB92-124734/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program: Sur-
    face Waters Implementation Plan - Northeast Pilot Lake
    Survey, Summer 1991.
    (EPA/600/4-91/019)
    PB92-139948/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Protein Adducts for Exposure Monitoring: A Computer-
    ized Database. Software and User's Manual.
    (EPA/600/8-91/043, EPA/SW/DK-92/037A)
    PB92-155431/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  Program
    Demonstration Plan for Westinghouse Bio-Analytic Sys-
    tems Pentachlorophenol Immunoassays.
    (EPA/600/4-91/02B)
    PB92-170190/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

    Gas Chromatographic Elution Patterns  of  Chlorinated
    Dioxins versus Column Polarity.
    (EPA/600/J-92/223)
    PB92-192186/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

LOCKHEED ENGINEERING AND  SCIENCES CO., INC., LAS
VEGAS, NV. ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS OFFICE.
    Guide to  Site  and Soil Description for Hazardous Waste
    Site Characterization. Volume  1. Metals.
    (EPA/600/4-91/029)
    PB92-146158/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Direct/Delayed Response Project: Soil  Characterization
    Comparison.
    (EPA/600/4-91/008)
    PB92-153428/REB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03

    GIS Technical Memorandum  3: Global  Positioning  Sys-
    tems  Technology and Its Application in Environmental
    Programs.
    (EPA/600/R-92/036)
    PB92-169358/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation   (Site)
    Report for the Westinghouse Bio-Analytic Systems Pen-
    tachlorophenol (PCP) Immunoassays.
    (EPA/600/R-92/O32)
    PB92-188713/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Measurement of Polycyclic  Aromatic  Hydrocarbons  in
    Soils and Sediments by Particle-Beam/High-Performance
    Liquid Chromatography/Mass  Spectrometry.
    (EPA/600/4-91/032)
    PB92-188721/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LOTUS CARS LTD., NORWICH (ENGLAND).
    Application  for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Lotus  Cars, Ltd.
    (EPA/460/A-92/39)
    PB92-182831/REB           92-04  PC A99/MF EOS

LOUISVILLE  UNIV.,  KY. DEPT. OF BIOLOGY.
    Differentiation of 'Giardia duodenalis' from Other 'Giardia
    spp.'  by  Using  Polymerase Chain  Reaction and Gene
    Probes.
    (EPA/600/J-92/038)
    PB92-150531/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

MACK TRUCKS, INC., HAGERSTOWN, MD.
    Application (or Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Mack Truck.
    (EPA/460/A-91/12)
    PB91-242768/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF A06

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
    (EPA/460/A-91/13)
    PB91-242776/REB           92-01  PC A25/MF A06

    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
    (EPA/460/A-92/51)
    PB92-182963/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03
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                                                          CORPORATE  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                                                  MIDWEST RESEARCH INST., GARY, NC.
MAINE UNIV. AT ORONO. DEPT. OF PHYSICS AND
ASTRONOMY.
   Measurement of the Biotransfer and Time Constant of
   Radon from Ingested Water by Human Breath Analysis.
   (EPA/600/J-92/196)
   PB92-189026/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MAINE UNIV. AT ORONO. DEPT. OF PLANT, SOIL AND
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES.
   Soil Response to S and N Treatments in a Northern New
   England Low Elevation Coniferous Forest.
   (EPA/600/J-92/040)
   PB92-150556/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MANTECH ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY, INC., ADA,
OK.
   Sampling of Contaminated Sites.
   (EPA/600/J-91/240)
   PB92-110436/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Evaluation of Sorption Models in the Simulation of Naph-
   thalene Transport Through Saturated Soils.
   (EPA/600/J-91/257)
   PB92-113190/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

MANTECH ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY, INC.,
CORVALLIS, OR.
   Environmental  Monitoring  and  Assessment  Program
   (EMAP)  Design Report.
   (EPA/600/3-91/053!
   PB92-103449/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Permit Tracking System (PTS): A User's Manual.
   (EPA/600/8-91/054, EPA/SW/DK-92/015A)
   PB92-105659/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

   PIRLA DBMS Quick Reference Guide.
   (EPA/600/8-91V20S)
   PB92-110824/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02

   Final  Quality Assurance Report  for the Tampa, Florida
   Wetlands Study.
   (EPA/600/3-91/059)
   PB92-113000/REB           92-01  PC A09/MF A03

   Impact of Conservation Tillage Use on Soil and Atmos-
   pheric Carbon in the Contiguous United States.
   (EPA/600/3-91/056)
   PB92-113448/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Workshop Proceedings: The Role of Created and Natural
   Wetlands in Controlling Nonpoint Source Pollution. Held
   in Arlington, Virginia on June 10-11, 1991.
   (£PA/600/9-91/042)
   PB92-113463/REB           92-01  PC A13/MF A03

   Evaluating Design  and Verifying  Compliance of Created
   Wetlands in the vicinity of Tampa, Florida.
   (EPA/600/3-91/068)
   PB92-116045/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

   Estimating Critical Loads of Sulfate to Surface Waters in
   the Northeastern United States:  A  Comparative Assess-
   ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads of
   Sulfate for Lakes.
   (EPA/600/3-91/062)
   PB92-119015/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Quality Assurance Project Plan: Tampa, Florida Wetlands
   Study.
   (EPA/600/3-91/060)
   PB92-122761/REB            92-01  PC A11/MF A03

   Adjusting Ambient  Ozone Air Quality Indicators for Miss-
   ing Values.
   (EPA/600/D-91/265)
   PB92-124155/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Pilot Study to Compare Created and Natural Wetlands in
   Western Washington and Evaluate Methods.
   (EPA/600/R-92/013)
   PB92-136811/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Integrating Sustainable Agriculture,  Ecology, and Environ-
    mental  Policy.  Proceedings of a Workshop. Held in Ar-
    lington,  Virginia, on July 22-23,1991.
   (EPA/600/R-92/015)
    PB92-137975/REB           92-01   PC A11/MF A03

    Preface and Introduction to The Response of Western
    Forests to Air Pollution'.
   (EPA/600/A-92/016)
    PB92-143833/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Science Policy Interface (Chapter 12).
   (EPA/600/A-92/017)
    PB92-143841/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Alaska  North Slope Oil-Field Restoration Research Strat-
    (EPA/600/R-92/022)
    PB92-151653/REB
                               92-01   PC A04/MF A01
    Equilibrium-Analysis of Projected Climate Change Effects
    on the Global Soil Organic Matter Pool.
    (EPA/600/A-92/039)
    PB92-153022/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    What Is the Potential  of Forest Management to Slow the
    Increase of Atmospheric CO2.
    (EPA/600/A-92/105)
    PB92-180249/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    NATO  Workshop on the Atmospheric Methane Cycle.
    Held in Mt Hood, Oregon on October 6-11, 1991. Work-
    ing Group Report on Methane Sources and Sinks.
    (EPA/600/A-92/106)
    PB92-180256/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Potential  Impacts of  Climate Change on Pacific North-
    west Forest Vegetation.
    (EPA/600/R-92/095)
    PB92-184985/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Impacts of Climate Change on Rice Yield: Evaluation of
    the Efficacity of Different Modeling Approaches.
   (EPA/600/A-92/109J
    PB92-188754/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Protocol for Testing the Effects of Fungal Pesticides on
    Nontarget Beetles Using 'Hippodamia convergens' (Cole-
    optera: Coccinellidae).
    (EPA/600/R-92/160)
    PB92-217488/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Climate Change in Thailand and Its Potential Impact on
    Rice Yield.
   (EPA/600/J-92/326)
    PB92-232883/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Carbon Storage Potential of Short Rotation Tropical Tree
    Plantations.
    (EPA/600/J-92/327)
    PB92-232891/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Biological Diversity and Biological Integrity: Current Con-
    cerns for Lakes and Streams.
    (EPA/600/J-92/329)
    PB92-232917/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

MANTECH ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY, INC.,
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC.
    New Action for Topoisomerase Inhibitors.
    (EPA/600/J-91/242)
    PB92-110451/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Forest Health Monitoring Plot Design and  Logistics Study.
    (EF'A/600/3-91/051)
    PB92-118447/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Potentiation of Inhibition with Perforant Path  Kindling: An
    NMDA-Receptor Dependent Process.
    (EPA/600/J-91/322)
    PB92-120468/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Colchicine-lnduced Deafferentation of the Hippocampus
    Selectively  Disrupts  Cholinergic  Rhythmical  Slow Wave
    Activity.
    (EPA/600/J-91/323)
    PB92-120476/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Rat Sperm  Motility Analysis:  Methodologic  Consider-
    ations.
    (EPA/600/J-91/312)
    PB92-124684/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Polyploidy induction  as a  Consequence  of Topoisomer-
    ase Inhibition. A Flow Cytometric Assessment.
    (EPA/600/J-91/014)
    PB92-143866/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Influence of Chlordimeform on Alpha-Adrenergic Recep-
    tor-Associated Mechanisms  of Hormonal Regulation in
    the Rat: Pitutery and Adrenocortical Secretion.
    (EPA/600/J-92/018)
    P892-143908/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Utility  of Light Scatter in  the Morphological  Analysis of
    Sperm.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/061)
    PB92-150754/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Developmental  Effects of Methyl  Benzimidazolecarba-
    mate Following Exposure during Early Pregnancy.
    (EPA/600/J-92/116)
    PB92-164862/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Computer-Assisted Sperm Analysis of Rodent Epididymal
    Sperm Motility Using the Hamilton-Thorn Motility Analyz-
    (EPA/600/A-92/070)
    PB92-165000/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Evaluation of Gas Chromatography/Matrix Isolation Infra-
    red Spectrometry for the Determination of Semivolatile
    Organic Compounds in Air Sample Extracts.
    (EPA/600/J-92/130)
    PB92-166651/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Examination of the Anticonvulsant Properties of Voltage-
    Sensitive Calcium Channel Inhibitors in Amygdala Kindled
    Seizures.
    (EPA/600/J-92/143)
    PB92-166776/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Statistical Issues in Environmental  Monitoring and As-
    sessment.
    (EPA/600/R-92/073)
    PB92-178987/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Comparison  of  Subchronic Neurotoxicity of 2-Hydrox-
    yethyl Acrylate and Acrylamide in Rats.
    (EPA/600/J-92/1BB)
    PB92-188945/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Proconvulsant Activity of Endosulfan in  Amygdala Kin-
    dling.
      PA/6I
                                                           (EPA/600/J-92/194)
                                                           PB92-189000/REB
                                                                                       92-01  PC A02/MF A01
     Comparison of Screening Approaches, 1992.
     (EPA/600/J-92/198)
     PB92-189042/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

     Characterization of Chemical Kindling with the Pesticide
     Endosulfan.
     (EPA/600/J-92/199)
     PB92-189059/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

     Use of the  Fungicide  Carbendazim as  a Model Com-
     pound to Determine the Impact of Acute  Chemical Expo-
     sure during Oocyte Maturation and Fertilization on Preg-
     nancy Outcome in the Hamster.
     (EPA/600/J-92/261)
     PB92-206416/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

     Atlanta Ozone Precursor Monitoring Study Data Report.
     (EPA/600/R-92/157)
     PB92-220656/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02
    Utility of Activity and Observational Data for Neurotoxicity
    Screening.
    (EPA/600/A-92/194)
    PB92-232826/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

MANTECH ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY
INTERNATIONAL, INC., CORVALLIS, OR.
    Cartographic and Geometric Components of  a Global
    Sampling Design for Environmental Monitoring.
    (EPA/600/J-92/292)
    PB92-217397/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

MARYLAND UNIV., COLLEGE PARK. DEPT. OF BOTANY.
    Potential Impacts of  Increased Solar UV-B on Global
    Plant Productivity.
    (EPA/600/A-92/103)
    PB92-180223/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH., CAMBRIDGE.
    NO/Char Reactions at Pulverized Coal Flame Conditions.
    (EPA/600/'J-91/284)
    PB92-121417/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH., CAMBRIDGE. DEPT.
OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING.
    Characteristics of Single Particle Coal Combustion.
    (EPA/600/J-91/283)
    PB92-121409/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Non-Equilibrium  Effects in the Vaporization of Multicom-
    ponent Fuel Droplets.
    (EPA/600/J-91/285)
    PB92-121425/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Nitric Oxide  Formation during Pulverized Coal Combus-

    (EPA/600/J-91/286)
    PB92-121433/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Oxidation and Devolatilization of Nitrogen in Coal Char.
    (EPA/600/J-91/287)
    PB92-121441/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

MASSACHUSETTS UNIV., AMHERST. DEPT. OF
ZOOLOGY.
    Estimating the Rate of Plasmid Transfer: An End-Point
    Method.
    (EPA/600/J-90/551)
    PB92-129626/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MAZDA MOTOR CORP., HIROSHIMA (JAPAN).
    Application for Certification  1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Mazda.
    (EPA/460/A-92/16)
    PB92-122373/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF A06

    Application for Certification  1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Mazda.
    (EPA/460/A-92/17)
    PB92-122381/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E08

    Application for Certification  1991 Model  Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Mazda Motor Company.
    (EPA/460/A-91/21)
    PB92-128057/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF E14

MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.,
MONTVALE, NJ.
    Application for  Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Mercedes Benz.
    (EPA/460/A-92/18)
    PB92-122399/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF E14

    Application for  Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Mercedes Benz.
    (EPA/460/A-91/22)
    PB92-128065/REB            92-01   PC A99/MF EOS

MERCEDES-BENZ TRUCK CO., INC., CHARLOTTE, NC.
    Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Mercedes Benz.
    (EPA/460/A-91/31)
    PB92-122530/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

METCALF AND EDDY, INC., WAKEFIELD, MA.
    Stabilization Technologies for  RCRA Corrective Actions.
    Handbook.
    (EPA/625/6-91/026)
    PB92-114495/REB            92-01    PC A04/MF A01

MICHIGAN UNIV., ANN ARBOR. MEDICAL SCHOOL
    Cloning and Characterization of tfdS, the Repressor-Acti-
    vator Gene of  tfdB, from the  2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic
    Acid Catabolic Plasmid pJP4.
    (EPA/600/J-90/5S2)
    PB92-129634/REB            92-01    PC A02/MF A01

MIDWEST RESEARCH INST., CARY, NC.
    Alternative  Control  Techniques Document: Nitric  and
    Adipic Acid Manufacturing Plants.
    (EPA/450/3-91/026)
    PB92-132828/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF A02

    Assessment  of VOC Emissions and Their Control from
    Baker's Yeast Manufacturing Facilities.
    (EPA/450/3-91/027)
    PB92-145408/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Emission Factor Documentation for AP-42 Section 2.5,
    Sewage Sludge Incineration.
    (EPA/450/4-90/017)
    PB92-152834/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A01

     Emission Factor Documentation for AP-42 Section 2.1.1.,
     Municipal Waste Combustion.
    (EPA/450/4-90/016)
     PB92-152867/REB            92-01   PCA1S/MFA03

     Summary of NOx Control Technologies and Their Avail-
     ability and Extent of Application.
     PB92-158260/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02
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                                                         CORPORATE  AUTHOR  INDEX
    Measurement Solution: Using a Temporary Total Enclo-
    sure for Capture Efficiency Testing.
    (EPA/450/4-91/020A)
    PB92-190271/REB          92-01   PC A07/MF A02
 MIDWEST RESEARCH INST., KANSAS CITY, MO.
    Indoor Air Pollutants from  Household Product Sources:
    Project Report.
    (EPA/BOO/4-91/025)
    PB92-136837/REB          92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Chlorinated Dioxins and Furans in the General U.S. Pop-
    ulation: NHATS FY87 Results.
    (EPA/560/5-91/003)
    PB92-180157/REB          92-01   PC A12/MF A03
 MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES AND FOOD,
 LOWEsrorr (ENGLAND). DIRECTORATE OF FISHERIES
 RESEARCH.
  MAFF-AEPAM-7
    Determination of  alpha-emitting nuclides of Plutonium.
    americium and curium in environmental materials: Pt  1.
    Sea water.
    DE92614732/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 MINNESOTA TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM,
 MINNEAPOLIS.
    Modifications to Reduce Drag Out at  a  Printed Circuit
    Board Manufacturer.
    (EPA/6OO/R-92/114)
    PB92-198555/REB          92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 MINNESOTA UNIV., MINNEAPOLIS. ST. ANTHONY FALLS
 HYDRAULIC LAB.
  TP-316-SER-A
    Three Case Studies of Lake Temperature and Stratifica-
    tion Response to Warmer Climate.
    (EPA/6OO/J-91/282)
    PS92-121391/REB          92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 MITSUBISHI MOTORS CORP., TOKYO (JAPAN).
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Mitsubishi.
    (EPA/46O/A-92/19)
    PB92-122407/REB          92-01   PC A98/MF EOS
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Diesel Engines - Mitsubishi Motors Corporation.
    (EPA/460/A-92/32)
    PB92-122S48/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Mitsubishi.
    (EPA/46O/A-91/23)
    PB92-128073/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF A06

MONTGOMERY (JAMES M.) CONSULTING ENGINEERS,
INC, PASADENA, CA. MONTGOMERY LABS.
  EPA/810/B-92/002
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1 - Ni-
    trogen/Phosphorous Pesticides and Analytical Method 3
    - Chlorinated Acid Herbicides.
    PB92-168517/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03
    Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
    Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 9 - Ni-
    trate and Nitrite.
    (EPA/B10/B-92/008)
    PB92-168574/REB           92-04   PC A05/MF A01
MUNICIPAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB.-
CtNCINNATL EDISON, NJ. STORM AND COMBINED
SEWER SECTION.
  EPA/600/A-92/062
    Handling  and Disposal of Sludges and Residuals from
    Combined Sewer Overflow Treatment
    PB92-1S8567/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/063
    Demonstration of in-Receiving Water Storage of Com-
    bined Sewer Overflows: In  a  Manne/Estuarine Environ-
    ment by the Row Balance Method.
    PB92-158575/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY, BELTSVILLE, MD.
  USOA/BLA-106
    Pesticide Applicator Training Materials: A Bibliography.
    PB92-r80873/REB        92-01  PC$97.507MF$42.SO
  USDA/BLA-108
    Protection of Stored Grains.  1979-April 1991. Citations
    from AGRICOLA Concerning  Diseases  and Other Envi-
    ronmental Considerations.
    PB92-140243/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03
  USOA/BLA-109
    Protection of Nut Crops, 1979-April 1991. Citations from
    AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Environmen-
    tal Considerations.
    PB92-140219/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03
  USDA/BLA-110
    Protection of Tomatoes. Egg Plants, and Peppers: 1979-
    April 1991. Citations from AGRICOLA  Concerning  Dis-
    eases and Other Environmental Considerations.
    PB92-140201/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03
NATIONAL AIR AND RADIATION ENVIRONMENTAL LAB.,
MONTGOMERY, AL.
  EPA/520/5-91/025
    Environmental Radiation Data. Report 63, Jury-Septem-
    ber 1990.
    PB92-164706/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
NATIONAL CANCER INST, BETHESDA, MD. DIV. OF
CANCER ETIOLOGY.
    Human Bronchial  Epithelial Cell Strain  with  Unusual In
    vitro  Growth  Potential Which  Undergoes   Neoplastic
    Transformation after SV40 T Antigen Gene Transfection.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/2S5)
    PB92-206358/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
NATIONAL CENTER FOR GROUND WATER RESEARCH,
HOUSTON, TX.
    Microbial Transport through Porpus Media: The Effects of
    Hydraulic Conductivity and Injection Velocity.
    (EPA/600/A-92/024)
    PB92-150465/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

NATIONAL ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIONS CENTER,
DENVER, CO.
  EPA/330/9-89/003-H
    Multi-Media Investigation Manual.
    PB92-161553/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03
NATIONAL GEOPHYSICAL DATA CENTER, BOULDER,
CO.
    Global Ecosystems Database. Version 0.1  (Beta-test).
    EPA  Global Climate Research Program. NOAA/NGDC
    Global Change Database Program.  Prototype  1. Data-
    base Documentation. NGDC Key to Geophysical Records
    Documentation No. 25.
    (EPA/600/8-91/216)
    PB92-122B03/REB           92-01  PC A16/MF A03
NATIONAL INST. FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND
HEALTH,  CINCINNATI, OH. ENGINEERING CONTROL
TECHNOLOGY BRANCH.
  CT-160-04A
    Evaluation  of  Alternative  Samplers  for  Bioaerosols.
    Phase 1. Physical Sampling Efficiency.
    PB92-161918/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  CT-160-08
    Evaluation  of Sampling  Alternatives  for  Bioaerosols.
    Phase 2: Viable Microorganism Sampling Efficiency.
    PB92-136183/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02
NATIONAL INST. OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
SCIENCES, RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC.
    Retinoic Acid  Alters Epithelial Differentiation during Pa-
    laotogenesis
    (EPA7600/J-92/10S)
    PB92-158617/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
NATIONAL INST. OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
SCIENCES, RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC. LAB. OF
MOLECULAR AND INTEGRATIVE NEUROSCIENCE.
    Spatial Learning Deficits Are Not Solely Due to Choliner-
    gic  Deficits Following Medial Septal Lesions with Colchi-
    tine.
    (EPA/600/J-92/251)
    PB92-206317/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Age-Dependent Changes in Receptor-Stimulated Phos-
    phoinositjde Turnover in the Rat Hippocampus.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/2S3)
    PB92-206333/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
NATIONAL INST. OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY
(BFRL), GAITHERSBURG, MD.
  NISTIR-4597
    Performance Evaluation of a Variable Speed, Mixed Re-
    frigerant Heat Pump.
    PB92-143759/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  NISTIR-4748
    Performance of Chlorine-Free  Binary Zeotropic Refriger-
    ant Mixtures in a Heat Pump.
    (EPA/600/R-92/017)
    PB92-149814/REB          92-01  PC A05/MF A01
NATIONAL INST. OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY
(NML), GAITHERSBURG, MD. GAS AND PARTtCULATE
SCIENCE  DIV.
    14C Source Apportionment Technique Applied to Winter-
    time Urban Aerosols and Gases for  the EPA Integrated
    Air Cancer Project.
    PB92-171370              92-01  Not available NTIS
NATIONAL INST. OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY
(NML), GAITHERSBURG, MD. THERMOPHYSICS DIV.
    Thermophysical Properties of Gaseous  Refrigerants from
    Speed-of-Sound Measurements. 2. Results for 1,1-dich-
    toro-1-fluoroethane (CQ2FCH3).
    PB92-154277              92-01  Not available NTIS
NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
ADMINISTRATION, RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC. AIR
RESOURCES LAB.
    Estimating Natural Emissions for EPA's  Regional Oxidant

    (EPA/iSOO/D-91/286)
    PB92-129592/REB          92-01  PC A03/MF A01

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
ADMINISTRATION, RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC.
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES MODELING DIV.
  EPA/600/A-92/034
    Investigation of RADM Performance Using Aircraft Meas-
    urements.
    PB92-152974/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  NOAA-TM-ERL-ARL-194
    Fiscal Year 1991 Summary Report of NOAA Atmospheric
    Sciences Modeling Division Support to  the  U.S.  Environ-
    mental Protection Agency.
    PB92-217835/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

    Routine Estimation and Reporting of Dry Deposition for
    the U.S.A. Dry Deposition Network.
    (EPA/600/D-91/248)
    PB92-121144/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Regional Air Quality and  Acid Deposition Modeling and
    the  Role for Visualization.
    (EPA/600/091/274)
    PB92-124247/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Partitioning of the Sulfate Budget into Gas and Aqueous-
    Phase Components in the  Regional  Acid Deposition
    Model (RADM).
    (EPA/6OO/A-92/033)
    PB92-152966/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, WASHINGTON, DC.
  ISBN-0-309-02885-X
    Porychlorinated Biphenyls.
    PB92-223288/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A03

  ISBN-0-309-03381-0
    Drinking Water and Health. Volume 5.
    PB92-223122/REB           92-04   PC AOB/MF A02

  ISBN-0-309-04437-5
    Monitoring Human Tissues for Toxic Substances.
    PB92-223239/REB           92-04   PC A10/MF A03

  ISBN-0-309-040868
    Tracking  Toxic Substances at  Industrial Facilities: Engi-
    neering Mass Balance versus Materials Accounting.
    PB92-223213/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A02

    Drinking Water and Health. Volume 6.
    PB92-223130/RE8           92-04   PCA21/MFA04

    Rethinking the Ozone Problem in Urban and Regional Air
    Pollution.
    PB92-223221/REB           92-04   PC A22/MF A04

NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, WASHINGTON, DC.
BOARD ON ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND
TOXICOLOGY.
    Multimedia Approaches to Pollution Control: A Symposi-
    um Proceedings.
    PB92-223171/REB           92-04   PC AOB/MF A02

    Opportunities in Applied Environmental Research and
    Development.
    PB92-223189/REB           92-04   PC AOB/MF A02

    Aging in Today's Environment.
    PB92-223254/REB           92-04   PCA11/MFA03

NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, WASHINGTON, DC.
BOARD ON TOXICOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH HAZARDS.
  ISBN-0-309-03730-1
    Environmental Tobacco  Smoke:  Measuring  Exposures
    and Assessing Health Effects.
    PB92-223262/REB           92-04   PC A15/MF A03

NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, WASHINGTON, DC.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON IMMUNOTOXICOLOGY.
  ISBN-0-309-04389-1
    Biologic Markers in Immunotoxicology.
    PB92-238351/REB           92-04   PC A10/MF A03

NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, WASHINGTON, DC.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PULMONARY TOXICOLOGY.
  ISBN-0-309-03992-4
    Biologic Markers in Pulmonary Toxicology.
    PB92-238328/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A02

NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, WASHINGTON, DC.
WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY BOARD.
  ISBN-0-309-041B4-8
    Ground Water  and Soil Contamination Remediation:
    Toward Compatible  Science, Policy, and Public Percep-
    tion. Report  on  a Colloquium Sponsored by  the  Water
    Science  and Technology Board, Colloquium 5  of  a
    Series.
    PB92-224179/REB           92-04   PC A12/MF A03

  ISBN-0309-03993-2
    Ground Water Models: Scientific and Regulatory Applica-
    tions.
    PB92-224138/REB           92-04   PC A14/MF A03

    Restoration of Aquatic Ecosystems: Science, Technology
    and Public Policy.
    PB92-224161/REB           92-04   PC A24/MF A04

NATIONAL RURAL WATER ASSOCIATION,
WASHINGTON, DC.
    Drinking Water Systems:  Three Approaches to Improve
    Mobile Home Park Compliance.
    (EPA/570/9-89/009)
    PB92-164714/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A02

NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY PROGRAM, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC.
    National Toxicology Program: Review of Current DHHS,
    DOE, and EPA Research Related to Toxicology,  Fiscal
    Year 1991.
    PB92-189141/REB           92-01   PC A14/MF A03

    National Toxicology Program: Annual Ran for Fiscal Year
    1991.
    PB92-189158/REB           92-01   PC A11/MF A03

    Methods for Assessing Rat Sperm Motility.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/229)
    PB92-195825/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

NAVISTAR INTERNATIONAL CORP, MELROSE PARK, IL.
    Application for Certification 1991 Model  Year Heavy-Duty
    Engines - Navistar.
    (EPA/460/A-91/14)
    PB91-242784/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
    Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Navistar International Corporation.
    (EPA/460/A-92/S2)
    PB92-182971/REB           92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

NEVADA UNIV., LAS VEGAS. ENVIRONMENTAL
RESEARCH CENTER.
    Monitoring and Research Strategy for  Forests-Environ-
    mental Monitoring and Assessment Program.
    (EPA/600/4-91/012)
    PB92-146208/REB           92-01   PC A09/MF A02
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                                                         CORPORATE  AUTHOR INDEX
                                                                                                               OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV., STILLWATER.
   Evaluation of Four Aerobiological Sampling Methods for
   the Retrieval of Aerosolized 'Pseudomonas syringae'.
   (EPA/600/J-S2/ 103)
   PB92-158591 /REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01

   Probability of Plume Interception Using Conditional Simu-
   lation of Hydraulic Head and Inverse Modeling.
   (EPA/6OO/J-92/298)
   PB92-227404/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

NEVADA UNIV., LAS VEGAS. HARRY REID CENTER FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES.
   Characterizing  Heterogeneous  Wastes:  Methods and
   Recommendations (March 26-28, 1991).
   (EPA/600/R-92/033)
   PB92-216894/REB           92-04   PC A08/MF A02

NEVADA UNIV. SYSTEM, LAS VEGAS. DESERT
RESEARCH INST.
   Climate.
   (EPA/600/A-92/023)
   PB92-150457/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NEW JERSEY INST. OF TECH., NEWARK.
   Waste Reduction  Activities and Options at a  Printer of
   Forms and Supplies for the Legal Profession.
   (EPA/600/S-92/003)
   PB92-217496/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

   Waste  Reduction  Activities and Options  for  a Nuclear
   Powered Electrical Generating Station.
   (EPA/600/S-92/025)
   PB92-235654/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

   Waste Reduction Activities and Options for a Local Board
   of Education in New Jersey.
   (EPA/600/S-92/027)
   PB92-238476/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

NEW MEXICO ENGINEERING RESEARCH INST.,
ALBUQUERQUE.
   Research and  Development for Total-Flood Halon 1301
   Replacements for Oil and Gas Production Facilities.
   (EPA/600/A-92/151)
   PB92-20651S/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

NEW YORK UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, NY. INST. OF
ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE.
   Effects of Heavy Industrial Pollution on Respiratory Func-
   tion  in the  Children  of Cubatao, Brazil: A Preliminary
   Report
   (EPA/600/J-92/279)
   PB92-217207/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01

NEW YORK UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, TUXEDO PARK.
INST. OF ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE.
   Enhance and Prolonged Pulmonary Influenza Virus Infec-
   tion Following Phosgene Inhalation.
   (EPA/600/J-91/309)
   PB92-1246SO/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NISSAN DIESEL AMERICA, INC., IRVING, TX.
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Diesel Engines - Nissan.
   (EPA/460/A-92/33)
   PB92-122555/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03

NISSAN MOTOR CO.  LTD., ATSUGI (JAPAN).
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year  Light-Duty
   Vehicles and Light-Duty Trucks - Nissan.
   (EPA/460/A-91/10)
   PB91-242735/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF E99

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Infiniti, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
   (EPA/460/A-92/40)
   PB92-182849/REB           92-04   PC A2S/MF A06

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Maxima, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
   (EPA/460/A-92/41)
   PB92-182B56/REB           9244   PC A25/MF A06

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Stanza, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
   (EPA/460/A-92/42)
   PB92-182864/REB           92-04   PC A99/MF A06

   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Light-Duty
   Trucks - Nissan Motors Co.. Ltd.
   (EPA/460/A-92/43)
    PB92-182872/REB           92-04   PC A17/MF A04

NORTH AMERICAN LAKE MANAGEMENT SOCIETY,
WASHINGTON, DC.
  EPA/440/4-91/002
   Volunteer Lake Monitoring: A Methods Manual.
    PB92-218411/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV. AT RALEIGH. DEPT. OF
ZOOLOGY.
    Monitoring of the Estrous Cycle in the  Laboratory Rodent
    by Vaginal Lavage.
   (EPA/6OO/A-92/081)
    PB92-179068/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NORTH CAROLINA UNIV. AT CHAPEL HILL.
    Respiratory Syncytial Virus Infection of Human Primary
    Nasal  and  Bronchial Epithelial Cell Cultures  and  Bron-
    choalveolar Macrophages.
   (EPA/600/J-92/273)
    PB92-209352/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Relative  Mesothelioma  Induction  in  Rats  by Mineral
    Fibers:  Comparison  with  Residual Pulmonary Mineral
    Fiber Number and Epidemiology.
    (EPA/600/J-92/339)
    PB92-233014/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
NORTH CAROLINA UNIV. AT CHAPEL HILL. DEPT. OF
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING.
    Numerical Calculation: Aspiration Efficiency of Aerosols
    into Thin-Walled Sampling Inlets.
    (EPA/600/3-91/075)
    PB92-132901/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Protocols for Evaluating  Oxidant Mechanisms for Urban
    and Regional Models.
    (EPA/600/R-92/112)
    PB92-205848/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

    Toxicity  Reduction Evaluation:  Case Histories at High
    Point and Fayetteville, North Carolina.
    (EPA/600/R-92/1B4)
    PB92-222231/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

NORTH CAROLINA UNIV. AT CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF
PSYCHOLOGY.
    Reliability  of Selected Tests from  the Neurobehavioral
    Evaluation System.
    (EPA/600/J-92/232)
    PB92-195856/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
NORTH CAROLINA UNIV. AT CHAPEL HILL. SCHOOL OF
MEDICINE.
    Response of a Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Line to
    Histamine: Intracellular Calcium Changes and  Extracellu-
    lar Release of Inflammatory Mediators.
    (EPA/600/J-92/270)
    PB92-209329/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
NORTH DAKOTA UNIV., GRAND FORKS.
    Observations of  Transport of Trace Gases by Vigorous
    Convective Clouds.
    (EPA/6OO/A-92/054)
    PB92-158484/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
NORTHEAST LOUISIANA UNIV., MONROE. SCHOOL OF
PHARMACY.
    Comparison of In vivo Cholinesterase Inhibition in Neona-
    tal and Adutt Rats by Three Organophosphorothioate In-
    secticides.
    (EPA/6OO/J-91/252)
    PB92-110550/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Long-Term Neurochemical and  Behavioral  Effects  In-
    duced by Acute Chlorpyrifos Treatment.
    (EPA/600/J-92/2S6)
    PB92-206366/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Dose-Related Inhibition of Brain and Plasma Cholinester-
    ase  in Neonatal and Adult Rats  Following Sublethal Or-
    ganophosphate Exposures.
    (EPA/600/J-92/274)
    PB92-209360/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

NORTHEAST WASTE MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS
ASSOCIATION, BOSTON, MA.
    Catalogue and Directory  of New England States and Re-
    gional GIS Organizations and Activities, and an Assess-
    ment of Their Future GIS Needs.
    (EPA/901/B-92/001)
    PB92-178227/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIV., HIGHLAND HEIGHTS.
DEPT. OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES.
    Immunohistochemical  Detection  of P21 'ras' and P110
    'myc' Oncogene Expression in Regenerating Rat Liver.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/182)
    PB92-188895/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
NORTHROP SERVICES, INC., RESEARCH TRIANGLE
PARK, NC.
    Airway Structure Variability in the Long-Evans Rat Lung.
    (EPA/600/J-91/311)
    PB92-124676/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Effects  of Trimethyltin on Repeated Acquisition (Learn-
    ing) in the Radial-Arm Maze.
    (EPA/600/J-92/310)
    PB92-227503/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
NSF INTERNATIONAL, ANN ARBOR, Ml.
    Inorganic Chemical Characterization of Water Treatment
    Plant Residuals.
    (EPA/6OO/R-92/117)
    PB92-198563/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

NSI, INC., RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC.
    Host Resistance to Trichinella  spiralis' Infection in Rats
    and Mice: Species-Dependent Effects  of Cyclophospha-
    mide Exposure.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/338)
    PB92-233006/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

NSI TECHNOLOGY SERVICES CORP., CORVALLIS, OR.
    Slowing the Increase  of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: A
    Biological Approach.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/03S)
    PB92-144070/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

NSI TECHNOLOGY SERVICES CORP., CORVALLIS, OR.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB.
   EPA/600/J-92/096
    Inlet-laboratory study  of  Cellular Fluorescence Intensity
    Measurements  with   Fluorescein-Labeled   Microbead
    Standards.
    PB92-153899/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Can Intensive Management Increase Carbon Storage in
    Forests.
    (EPA/600/J-91/260)
    PB92-113224/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Data User's Guide to the United  States Environmental
    Protection Agency's Long-Term Monitoring Project: Qual-
    ity Assurance Plan and Data Dictionary.
    (EPA/600/3-91/072)
    PB92-239573/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02
NSI TECHNOLOGY SERVICES CORP., RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC.
    Evaluation of the Immunotoxicity of Orally Administered
    2-Methoxyacetic Acid in Fischer 344 Rats.
    (EPA/600/J-91/304)
    PB92-124601/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation: The Dela-
    ware SITE Study, 1989.
    (EPA/600/3-91/071)
    PB92-125749/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Reversibility of Tributyltin-lnduced Toxicity In vitro as a
    Function of Concentration and Duration of Exposure (C X
    T).
    (EPA/600/J-92/115)
    PB92-164854/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Neuroendocrine Responses to Social Regulation of  Pu-
    berty in the Female House Mouse.
    (EPA/600/J-92/151)
    PB92-179779/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Applications of a Neurobehavioral Screening Battery.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/152)
    PB92-179787/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Efficient Multiple-Exposure Analysis of the  Toxicity of
    Crisnatol: A DNA Intercalator in Phase 2 Clinical Trials.
    (EPA/600/J-92/248)
    PB92-206283/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    Long-Path FTIR Measurements of Volatile Organic Com-
    pounds in an Industrial Setting (July 1989-April 1991).
    (EPA/600/J-92/262)
    PB92-206424/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Carcinogenic Risk of Non-Uniform Alpha Particle Irradia-
    tion in the Lungs: Radon Progeny Effects at Bronchial Bi-
    furcations.
    (EPA/600/J-92/313)
    PB92-227545/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LAB., TN.
    Zooplankton Population Dynamics in Expenmentally Toxi-
    fied Pond Ecosystems.
    (EPA/600/J-92/079)
    PB92-153352/REB           92-Ot  PCA02/MFA01

OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LAB., TN. ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES DIV.
  ORNL/PUB-3695
    Foliar  Injury  Symptoms  and Pigment Concentrations in
    Red Spruce Saplings in the Southern Appalachians.
    (EPA/600/J-91/259)
    PB92-113216/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

OFFICE OF RADIATION PROGRAMS, LAS VEGAS, NV.
  EPA/520/6-91/020
    Electric and Magnetic Fields Near AM  Broadcast Towers.
    PB92-101427/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

OFFICE OF RADIATION PROGRAMS, WASHINGTON, DC.
  EPA/400/R-92/001
    Manual of Protective  Action Guides and Protective Ac-
    tions for Nuclear Incidents.
    PB92-164763/REB           92-01  PCA12/MFA03

  EPA/400/R-92/003
    User's Guide for the SYSPOP Program: A PC Version of
    the PRESTO-EPA-POP Operation System. Version 1.0.
    PB92-213255/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

  EPA/400/R-92/011
    Technical Support Document for the 1992 Citizen's Guide
    to Radon.
    PB92-218395/REB           92-04  PC A08/MF A02

  EPA/402/F-92/001
    National Radon Measurement  Proficiency Program: Indi-
    vidual Proficiency Report.
    PB92-169473/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/402/R-92/004
    Indoor Radon and Radon Decay Product Measurement
    Device Protocols.
    PB92-206176/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  EPA/520/5-88/017
    Radiological Survey  of the Norfolk  Naval Station, the
    Norfolk Naval Shipyard, and Newport News Shipbuilding.
    PB92-164730/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Implementing Protective Actions  for  Radiological  Inci-
    dents at Other Than Nuclear Power Reactors. Proceed-
    ings of a Workshop.  Held in Montgomery, Alabama on
    September 25-26, 1991.
    PB92-192764/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

OHIO STATE UNIV., COLUMBUS. DEPT. OF
MICROBIOLOGY.
    Hydrogenase-Linked Gene  in 'Methanobacterium ther-
    moautotrophicum'  Strain DeltaH Encodes a Polyferre-
    doxin.
    (EPA/600/J-92/242)
    PB92-206234/REB           92-04 PC A02/MF A01

OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN UNIV. OF SCIENCE AND ARTS,
OKLAHOMA CITY.
  EPA/600/R-92/125
    HVAC  Systems  in  the Current Stock  of U.S.  K-12
    Schools.
    PB92-218338/REB            92-04 PC A04/MF A01

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV., STILLWATER.
    Regional Assessment of Aquifer Vulnerability and Sensi-
    tivity in the Conterminous United States.
    (EPA/600/2-91/043)
    PB92-100148/REB            92-01  PC A1S/MF A03
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                                                         CORPORATE AUTHOR  INDEX
OKLAHOMA UNIV., NORMAN.
    Plant Tier Testing: A Workshop to  Evaluate Nontarget
    Plant Testing in Subdivision J Pesticide Guidelines. Held
    in Corvallis, Oregon on November 29-December 1,  1990.
    (EPA/600/9-91/041)
    PB92-116052/REB          92-01  PC A12/MF A03
OREGON STATE UNIV., CORVALLIS.
    Toward a Rule-Based Biome Model (Journal Article).
    (EPA/60O/J-92/328)
    PB92-232909/REB          92-04  PC A03/MF A01

OREGON STATE UNIV., CORVALLIS. DEPT. OF BOTANY
AND PLANT PHYSIOLOGY.
    Pesticide Effects on Arthropod Natural Enemies: A Data-
    base Summary.
    (EPA/6OO/D-91/226)
    PB92-124163/REB          92-01  PC A03/MF A01
OREGON STATE UNIV., CORVALLIS. DEPT. OF
ENTOMOLOGY.
    SELCTV System Manual for SELCTV and REFER Data-
    bases and the SELCTV Data Management Program.
    (EPA/600/8-91/207)
    PB92-113455/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Natural   Enemy  Risk  Assessment (NERISK)  User's
    Manual.
    (EPA/600/8-91/203. EPA/SW/DK-92/018A)
    PB92-114990/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Toxicity,  Selectivity and Subtethal Effects  of Pesticides
    on Arthropod Natural Enemies: A Data-Base Summary.
    (EPA/6OO/D-91/26B)
    PB92-124189/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    NERISK: An Expert System to Enhance the Integration of
    Pesticides with Arthropod Biological Control.
    (EPA/6OO/J-89/552)
    PB92-124254/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
OREGON STATE UNIV., CORVALLIS. DEPT. OF FOREST
SCIENCE.
    Oregon,  USA, Ecological Regions and Subregions for
    Water Quality Management.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/169)
    PB92-180348/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

OREGON STATE UNIV., CORVALLIS. DEPT. OF GENERAL
SCIENCE.
    Evaluating the Utility of Natural Vegetation in Assessing
    Arctic Accumulation of Air Toxics.
    (EPA/600/3-91/055)
    PB92-103464/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

OREGON STATE UNIV., CORVALLIS. DEPT. OF
STATISTICS.
    Improvement of Performance of Variable Probability Sam-

    (EPA/60O/A-a2/107)
    PB92-180264/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Probability Sampling and Population Inference in Monitor-
    ing Programs.
    (EPA/6OO/A-92/10B)
    PB92-180272/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
OREGON UNIV., EUGENE. BUREAU OF GOVERNMENTAL
RESEARCH AND SERVICE.
    Solid Waste Contract Negotiation Handbook.
    (EPA/22V/B-92/004)
    PB92-232172/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
PACE LABS, INC., MINNEAPOLIS, MN.
    Evaporation  Rate of Volatile  Liquids.  Final  Report,
    Second  Edition.
    (EPA/744/R-92/001)
    PB92-232305/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

PACIFIC ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC, DURHAM,
NC.
    Hazardous Air  Pollutant  Program (HAP-PRO).  User's
    Manual  (for Use with Version 1.0, January-September,
    1990).
    (EPA/SW/DK-92/025A)
    PB9M35904/REB           92-01  PC AO4/MF A01

    Burning Tires for Fuel and Tire Pyrolysis: Air Implications.
    (EPA/450/3-91/024)
    PB92-145358/REB           92-01  PCA11/MFA03

    User's Guide  for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC2)
    Dispersion Models.
    PB92-232446/REB           92-04  PC E99/MF E99

    User's Guide  for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC2)
    Dispersion Models. Volume 1. User Instructions.
    (EPA/450/4-92/008A)
    PB92-232453/REB           92-04  PC A13/MF A03

    User's Guide  for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC2)
    Dispersion Models. Volume 2: Description of Model Algo-
    rithms.
    (EPA/450/4-92/008B)
    PB92-232461/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    User's Guide  for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC2)
    Dispersion Models. Volume 3: Guide to Programmers.
    (EPA/450/4-92/OOBC)
    PB92-232479/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PACIFIC ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC, HERNDON,
VA.
    Total Hydrocarbon Emission  Testing of  Wastewater
    Sludge Incinerators. Volume 1.
    (EPA/6OO/R-92/120A)
    PB92-197086/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Total Hydrocarbon Emission  Testing of  Wastewater
    Sludge Incinerators. Volume 2. Appendices.
    (EPA/6OO/R-92/120B)
    PB92-197094/REB           92-04  PC A16/MF A03
PARIS-11 UNIV., CHATENAY-MALABRY (FRANCE). LAB.
DE TOXICOLOGIE.
    New Methods for the Assessment of Immunotoxicity of
    Chemical Substances.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/323)
    PB92-232859/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

PAS, INC, TROY, Ml.
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - PAS Inc.
    (EPA/460/A-92/20)
    PB92-122415/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

PATHOLOGY ASSOCIATES, INC, WEST CHESTER, OH.
    Comparative Subchronic Toxicity Studies of Three Disin-
    fectants.
    (EPA/600/J-92/122)
    P892-164920/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Hepatocarcinogenicity of Chloral Hydrate, 2-Chloroacetal-
    dehyde,  and Dichloroacetic  Acid in  the  Male B6C3F1
    Mouse.
   (EPA/600/J-92/337)
    PB92-232990/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PECHAN (E.H.) AND ASSOCIATES, INC, DURHAM, NC.
    Research and Development Efforts to Develop Improved
    Inventory Methodologies for  Area Source Solvent Emis-
    sions.
   (EPA/600/D-91/277)
    PB92-126846/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    National Air Pollutant Emission Estimates 1940-1990.
   (EPA/450/4-91/026)
    PB92-152859/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

    Controlling Odorous Emissions from Iron Foundries.
   (EPA/6OO/R-92/058)
    PB92-166925/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Feasibility  of Including  Regional  and Temporal VOC
    Emissions  Estimates in  the  EPA  Emissions  Trends
    Report.
   (EPA/450/4-91/005A)
    PB92-216910/REB           92-04  PC A04YMF A01

PECHAN (E.H.) AND ASSOCIATES, INC, SPRINGFIELD,
VA.
    Technical Support Document to Aid States with the De-
    velopment of  Carbon  Monoxide State  Implementation
    Plans.
   (EPA/452/R-92/003)
    PB92-233055/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

PEDCO-ENVIRONMENTAL, INC, CINCINNATI, OH.
    Capsule Report: First Progress Report. Physical  Coal-
    Cleaning Demonstration at Homer City. Pennsylvania.
   (EPA/625/2-79/023)
    PB92-179910/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PEER CONSULTANTS, INC, DAYTON, OH.
    Material Recovery Facilities for Municipal Solid Waste.
   (EPA/625/6-91 /031)
    PB92-137512/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

PEI ASSOCIATES, INC., CINCINNATI, OH.
    Degreaser System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
   (AFESC/ESL- TR-90-33)
    AD-A242110/5/REB          92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Superfund Engineering Issue: Issues Affecting the  Appli-
    cability and Success of Remedial/Removal  Incineration
    Projects.
   (EPA/540/2-91/004)
    PB92-109081/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PENNSYLVANIA DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL
RESOURCES, HARRISBURG. BUREAU OF SOIL AND
WATER CONSERVATION.
    Committed  Obligated  Expected  Expenditures   Plan
    (COEEP).
   (CBP/TR&69/92)
    PB92-186469/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV., STATE COLLEGE.
APPLIED RESEARCH LAB.
    Optimal  Adaptive Local Grid Refinement Approach to
    Modeling Contaminant Transport.
    PB92-217314/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV, UNIVERSITY PARK. DEPT.
OF METEOROLOGY.
    Use of Four-Dimensional Data  Assimilation in a Limited-
    Area Mesoscale Model Part 2:  Effects of Data Assimila-
    tion within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
   (EPA/6OO/J-92/100)
    PB92-153923/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Use of Four-Dimensional Data  Assimilation in a Limited-
    Area Mesoscale Model Part 2:  Effects of Data Assimila-
    tion within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/141)
    PB92-166750/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PERKINS TECHNOLOGY LTD, PETERBOROUGH
(ENGLAND).
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Perkins.
    (EPA/460/A-91/34)
    PB92-122563/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

PORSCHE CARS NORTH AMERICA, INC, RENO, NV.
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Porsche.
    (EPA/460/A-92/44)
    PB92-182880/REB           92-04  PC A99/MF A06
PORTLAND UNIV, OR. DEPT. OF PHYSICAL AND LIFE
SCIENCES.
    Kinetic Properties  of Malic Dehydrogenase from  Three
    Cultivars of Rice.
    (EPA/600/R-92/074)
    PB92-178995/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PRC ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, INC, CHICAGO,
IL
    DuPont/Oberlin Microfiltration Technology. Applications
    Analysis Report.
    (EPA/540/A5-90/007)
    PB92-119023/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Technology Evaluation  Report:  SITE Program Demon-
    stration of the DuPont/Obertin Microfiltration Technology.
    (EPA/540/5-90/007)
    PB92-153410/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

    Horsehead Resource Development Company, Inc.  Flame
    Reactor Technology: Applications Analysis Report.
    (EPA/540/A5-91/OOS)
    PB92-213214/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

PRC ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, INC, CINCINNATI,
OH.
    Technology Evaluation  Report: The Carver-Greenfield
    Process, Dehydro-Tech Corporation.
    (EPA/450/R-92/002)
    PB92-217462/REB           92-04  PCA11/MFA03

PRC ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, INC, HOUSTON,
TX.
    Technology Evaluation  Report:  SITE Program Demon-
    stration Test Horsehead Resource Development Compa-
    ny, Inc., Flame Reactor Technology, Monaca, Pennsylva-
    nia.
    (EPA/540/5-91/005)
    PB92-205855/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

PRC ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, INC, MCLEAN,
VA.
    Compilation of Current Practices at Land Disposal  Facili-
    ties: Summary of  Liner and Leak  Detection Designs,
    Action  Leakage Rates, Response Action Plans, and Man-
    agement of Liquids in Landfills.
    (EPA/530/R-92/003)
    PB92-128206/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

    Alternative  Daily  Cover  Materials  for Municipal  Solid
    Waste  Landfills.
    (EPA/530/R-92/024)
    PB92-208206/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PRINCETON UNIV, NJ. CENTER FOR ENERGY AND
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES.
  PU/CEES-246
    Simplified Modeling of Air Row Dynamics in SSD Radon
    Mitigation Systems for Residences with Gravel Beds.
    (EPA/600/R-92/090)
    PB92-195635/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

    Modeling Air Flow Dynamics in Radon Mitigation Sys-
    tems: A Simplified Approach.
    (EPA/600/J-91/318)
    PB92-120427/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Natural Basement Ventilation  as  a  Radon  Mitigation
    Technique.
    (EPA/6OO/R-92/059)
    PB92-166958/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Effects of Natural and Forced Basement Ventilation on
    Radon Levels in Single Family Dwellings.
    (EPA/600/R-92/102)
    PB92-192194/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

PRINCETON UNIV, NJ. CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES.
    Effect of Natural Ventilation on Radon and Radon Proge-
    ny Levels in Houses.
    (EPA/600/D-91/264)
    PB92-124148/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PRINCETON UNIV., NJ. DEPT. OF CIVIL ENGINEERING.
    Land-Surface  Hydrology Parameterization with Subgrid
    Variability for General Circulation Models.
    (EPA/600/J-92/288)
    PB92-217447/REB           92-04  PCA03/MFA01

PRINCETON UNIV, NJ. DEPT. OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
AND OPERATIONS RESEARCH.
    Multiphase Chemical Transport in Porous Media.
    (EPA/6OO/S-92/002)
    PB92-205640/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PTI ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, BELLEVUE, WA.
    Puget Sound Pesticide Reconnaissance Survey, 1990.
    (EPA/910/9-91/020)
    PB92-104504/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Sunken Vessels and Aircraft Containing Hazardous Mate-
    rials in Puget Sound.
    (EPA/910/9-91/021)
    PB92-104512/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Chemical Contamination of Harbor Seal  Pups in  Puget
    Sound. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    (EPA/910/9-91/032)
    PB92-132778/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Dioxin  and Furan  Concentrations in Puget Sound  Crabs.
    Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    (EPA/910/9-91/040)
    PB92-132786/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

    Project Manager's Guide to Requesting  and  Evaluating
    Chemical Analyses. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
    (EPA/910/9-90/024)
    PB92-132794/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF A02
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                                                          CORPORATE AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                     ROBERT S.  KERR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH  LAB., ADA, OK.
   Neanthes Long-Term Exposure Experiment: Further Eval-
   uation of the Relationship between Juvenile Growth and
   Reproductive Success.
   (EPA/910/9-91/026)
   PB92-166891 /REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Reference Area Performance Standards for Puget Sound.
   (EPA/910/9-91/041)
   PB92-166917/REB           92-01   PC A08/MF A02

PURDUE UNIV., LAFAYETTE, IN. RAY W. HERRICK LABS.
   Design and Optimization of a Refrigeration System.
   (EPA/600/A-92/135)
   PB92-195973/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

QUEEN'S UNIV., KINGSTON (ONTARIO). DEPT. OF
BIOLOGY.
   Diatoms: Powerful Indicators of Environmental Change.
   (EPA/600/J-92/174)
   PB92-180397/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Assessing Trends in Fishery Resources and Lake Water
   Aluminum from Paleolimnologtcal  Analyses of  Siliceous
   Algae.
   (EPA/6OO/J-92/175)
   PB92-180405/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

QUEEN'S UNIV., KINGSTON (ONTARIO).
PALEOECOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
AND RESEARCH LAB.
   How Much Acidification  Has Occurred  in  Adirondack
   Region Lakes (New York, USA) since Preindustrial Times.
   (EPA/600/J-92/172)
   PB92-180371/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

RADIAN CORP., AUSTIN, TX.
  DCN-91-203-099-26-15
   NATICH Data Base  Report on State, Local and EPA Air
   Toxics Activities, September 1991.
   (EPA/450/3-91/018)
   PB92-143700/REB           92-01   PC A99/MF A06

   Manual  for  Non-CFC  Aerosol Packaging:  Conversion
   from CFC to Hydrocarbon  Propellants.
   (EPA/600/2-91/056)
   PB92-101344/REB           92-01   PC A10/MF A03

   Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series:
   Estimation of Air Impacts for Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)
   Systems.
   (EPA/450/1-92/001)
   PB92-143676/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series: Flue Gas De-
   sulfurization. Dual Alkali Process.
   (EPA/625/8-80/004)
   PB92-150341/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series:  Flue Gas De-
   sulfunzation: Spray Dryer Process.
   (EPA/625/B-32/009)
   PB92-150358/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Fine Pore (Fine Bubble) Aeration Systems.
   (EPA/625/8-85/010)
   PB92-150366/REB           92-01   PC AM/MF A01

   Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
   Estimation of Air Impacts  for the Excavation of Contami-
   nated Soil.
   (EPA/450/1-92/004)
   PB92-171925/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

   Air Emissions from the  Treatment of Soils Contaminated
   with Petroleum  Fuels and  Other Substances.
   (EPA/600/R-92/124)
   PB92-212976/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03

RADIAN CORP., RESEARCH  TRIANGLE PARK, NC.
  DCN-91-203-099-37-06
   National Air Toxics  Information Clearinghouse:  Bibliogra-
   phy of  Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices
    Related to Air Toxics. Volume 5. Citations, 1991.
   (EPA/450/3-91/016)
    PB92-111830/REB            92-01  PCA10/MFA03

  DCN-91-203-099-37-07
    National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Ongoing
    Research and Regulatory Development Projects.
   (EPA/450/3-91/015)
    PB92-111905/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  DCN-91-203-099-37-08
    National Air Toxics  Information Clearinghouse: Bibliogra-
    phy of  Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices
    Related to Air Toxics. Index, 1991.
   (EPA/450/3-91/017)
    PB92-111913/REB            92-01  PC A21/MF A04

    Analysis of Factors Affecting Methane Gas  Recovery
    from Six Landfills
    (EPA/600/2-91/055)
    PB92-101351/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

    Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) and Paniculate  Matter
    (PM) Speaation Data System User's Manual. Version 1.4.
    (EPA/450/4-91/027, EPA/SW/DK-92/016A)
    PB92-105527/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Screening  Methods for the Development of  Air  Toxics
    Emission Factors.
    (EPA/450/4-91/021)
    PB92-108778/REB           92-01   PC A20/MF A04

    Urban Air Toxics Monitoring Program, 1990.
    (EPA/450/4-91/024)
    PB92-110022/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03

    Urban  Air  Toxics Monitoring Program Carbonyl Results,
    1990.
    (EPA/450/4-91/025)
    PB92-110030/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
   Emission  Inventory Requirements for Carbon  Monoxide
   State Implementation Plans, 1991.
   (EPA/450/4-91/011)
   PB92-112150/REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

   Example  Emission Inventory Documentation  for Post-
   1987 Ozone State Implementation Plans (SIPs).
   (EPA/450/4-89/018)
   PB92-112176/REB           92-01   PC A18/MF AM

   Emission  Inventory Requirements for Ozone State Imple-
   mentation Plans.
   (EPA/450/4-91/010)
   PB92-118017/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

   Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of
   Styrene, Interim Report.
   (EPA/450/4-91/029)
   PB92-126788/REB           92-01   PC AM/MF A02

   QAQPS Control Cost  Manual  (Fourth Edition). Supple-
   ment 1.
   (EPA/450/3-90/006A)
   PB92-137181 /REB           92-01   PC A05/MF A01

   Enhanced Ozone Monitoring Network Design and Siting
   Criteria Guidance Document.
   (EPA/450/4-91/033)
   PB92-145390/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

   Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
   ment System User's Manual, Version 1.2.
   (EPA/450/2-91/028, EPA/SW/DK-92/030A)
   PB92-145556/REB           92-01   PCA11/MFA03

   Development of an Empirical Model  of Methane Emis-
   sions from Landfills.
   (EPA/6OO/R-92/O37)
   PB92-152875/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

   Evaluation of NOx Emissions from TVA Coal-Fired Power
   Plants.
   (EPA/600/A-92/066)
   PB92-164813/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Evaluation of VOST and SemiVOST Methods for Haloge-
   nated Compounds in the Clean Air Act Amendments Title
   III, Bench and Laboratory Studies.
   (EPA/600/R-92/071)
   PB92-178979/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Oil and Gas Field Emissions Survey.
   (EPA/6OO/R-92/083)
   PB92-184977/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03

   Parametric Evaluation of  Powdered Activated Carbon In-
   jection for Control of Mercury Emissions from a Municipal
   Waste Combustor.
   (EPA/600/A-92/132)
   PB92-195940/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Characterization of Condensible and Semivolatile Organic
   Materials  from Boise Woodstove Samples.
   (EPA/600/A-92/160)
   PB92-206606/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Quality Review Guidelines for 1990 Base Year Emission
   Inventories.
   (EPA/454/R-92/007)
   PB92-224435/REB           92-04  PC A12/MF A03
RANGE ROVER OF NORTH AMERICA, INC., LANHAM, MD.
   Application for  Certification 1991 Model Year  Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Range Rover.
   (EPA/460/A-91/24)
   PB92-128081/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

RESEARCH AND EVALUATION ASSOCIATES, INC.,
CHAPEL HILL, NC.
   Acid  Aerosol  Measurement Intercomparison Workshop.
   Held in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina on April
   10-11, 1991.
   (EPA/600/FI-92/107)
   PB92-191097/REB           92-01  PC A15/MF A03
RESEARCH-COTTHELL, INC., SOMERVILLE, NJ.
   Capsule Report: Bahco Flue Gas Desulfurization and Par-
   ticulate Removal System.
   (EPA/625/2-79/022)
   PB92-179902/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INST., RESEARCH TRIANGLE
PARK, NC.
  RTI/5100/17-01F
    National  Home and Garden Pesticide Use Survey. Final
    Report. Volume  1.  Executive  Summary, Results,  and
    Recommendations.
   (EPA/540/09-92/191)
    PB92-174747/REB            92-01  PC A16/MF A03

  RTI/5100/17-02F
    National  Home and Garden Pesticide Use Survey. Final
    Report. Volume 2. Survey Design, Implementation, and
    Analysis  Methods.
   (EPA/540/09-92/192)
    PB92-174754/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  RTI/5100/17-03F
    National  Home and Garden Pesticide Use Survey Final
    Report. Executive Summary.
   (EPA/540/09-92/190)
    PB92-174739/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Summary of the 1991  EPA/AWMA International Symposi-
    um: Measurement of  Toxic and Related Air Pollutants.
    Held in Durham, North Carolina on May 6-10, 1991.
    (EPA/600/D-91/241)
    PB92-110386/REB            92-01 PC A03/MF A01
    Standard Operating Procedures for Lead in Paint by Hot-
    plate - or Microwave-Based Acid Digestions and Atomic
    Absorption or  Inductively Coupled  Plasma Emission
    Spectrometry.
    /EPA/600/8-91/213)
    PB92-114172/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Standard Operating Procedures for Measurement of Lead
   in Paint Using  the SCITEC MAP-3 X-ray Fluorescence
   Spectrometer.
   (EPA/600/8-91/214)
   PB92-1141BO/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

   Modeling Wave Form Effects in ESPs: The Algorithm in
   ESPM and ESPVI.
   (EPA/600/D-91/258)
   PB92-121243/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Reclamation and Redevelopment of Contaminated Land.
   Volume 2. European Case Studies.
   (EPA/600/R-92/031)
   PB92-146166/REB           92-01   PC A13/MF A03

   National Home and Garden Pesticide Use Survey.
   PB92-174721/REB           92-01   PC E99/MF E99

   Fuzzy Logic Control of AC Induction Motors.
   (EPA/600/A-92/101)
   PB92-180207/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Background  Document  for the  Liquid  Release  Test:
   Single  Laboratory Evaluation and 1988 Collaborative
   Study.
   (EPA/530/SW-91/079)
   PB92-183201/REB           92-04   PC A06/MF A02

   Stability of Air Toxic Gases  Listed in Title III Clean Air Act
   Amendments.
   (EPA/600/A-92/115)
   PB92-188812/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Using a Flame lonization  Detector (FID) Continuously
   Measure Toxic Organic Vapors in  a Paint Spray Booth.
   (EPA/600/A-92/145)
   PB92-198258/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Surface-Coating-Free  Materials and Reduction of VOC
   Emissions from Coating Operations.
   (EPA/600/A-92/161)
   PB92-206614/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

   Summary Report for the National  Atmospheric Deposition
   Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Vis-
   itation Program for the Period October  1989 through Sep-
   tember 1990.
   (EPA/600/R-92/1S1)
   PB92-217298/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

   Summary Report for the National  Atmospheric Deposition
   Program National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visi-
   tation Program.
   (EPA/6OO/R-92/152)
   PB92-219823/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

RESEARCH TRIANGLE INST.,  RESEARCH TRIANGLE
PARK, NC. CENTER FOR AEROSOL TECHNOLOGY.
   ESP VI 4.0 Electrostatic  Precipitator VI and Performance
   Prediction Model.
   (EPA/SW/DK-92/044.EPA/600/R-92/104A)
   PB92-169614/REB           92-04  PC A05/MF A01

RESEARCH TRIANGLE INST.,  RESEARCH TRIANGLE
PARK, NC. CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
MEASUREMENTS AND QUALITY ASSURANCE.
   Performance of Automated Ambient SO2 Analyzers with
   Respect to  a  Proposed 5-Minute Ambient Air Quality
   Standard.
   (EPA/600/A-92/126)
   PB92-192178/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

RICE UNIV., HOUSTON, TX.
  EPA/600/A-92/076
   Reductive Dechlorination of Trichloroethylene in  Anoxic
   Aquifer Material from  Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey.
   PB92-179019/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Biotransformation of  CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene in Aquifer
   Material from  Picatinny Arsenal,  Morris County, New
   Jersey.
   (EPA/600/A-92/085)
    PB92-179100/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ROBERT S. KERR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB.,
ADA, OK.
  EPA/540/S-92/004
    Evaluation of  Soil Venting  Application. Ground Water
    Issue.
    PB92-232362/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/540/S-92/005
    Fundamentals  of Ground-Water Modeling. Ground Water
    Issue.
    PB92-232354/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/068
    Stability and Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Con-
    taminated Aquifer Material.
    PB92-164839/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  •EPA/600/A-92/080
    Column Studies on BTEX Biodegradation under Microaer-
    ophilic and Denitrifying Conditions.
    PB92-179050/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/084
     Distribution,  Speciation,  and Transformation of Chromium
     in Contaminated Soils and Aquifer Sediments.
     PB92-179092/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/086
     Modeling  Contaminant  Transport through Subsurface
     Systems.
     PB92-179118/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/A-92/117
     Surfactant-Enhanced Solubilization of  Tetrachloroethy-
     lene and Degradation Products in Pump and Treat Reme-
     diation.
     PB92-191121 /REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                         CORPORATE  AUTHOR  INDEX
 EPA/600/A-92/118
   Surface-Charge Repulsive Effects on the Mobility of Inor-
   ganic Colloids in Surface  Systems. Annual Colloid and
   Surface  Science Symposium (65th).  Held  in  Norman,
   Oklahoma on June 17-19, 1991.
   PB92-191139/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/119
   Exposure Assessment Modeling for Hydrocarbon Spills
   into the Subsurface: Sensitivity to Soil Properties.
   PB92-191147/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/A-92/142
   Landfill Leachate Effects on Transport of Organic Sub-
   stances in Aquifer Materials (Chapter 16).
   PB92-19822S/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/D-91/256
   Laboratory and Field Studies on BTEX Biodegradation in
   a Fuel-Contaminated Aquifer under  Denitrifying Condi-
   tions.
   PB92-121227/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/241
   Effect of Nitrate Addition on Bkxestoratjon of Fuel-Con-
   taminated Aquifer Field Demonstration.
   PB92-110444/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/251
   Biodegradation of Monoaromatjc Hydrocarbons by Aqui-
   fer  Microorganisms  Using  Oxygen, Nitrate, or Nitrous
   Oxide as the Terminal Electron Acceptor.
   PB92-110543/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-91/288
   Optimizing BTEX Biodegradation under Denitrifying Con-
   ditions.
   PB92-124262/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF Ml

 EPA/600/J-92/026
   Effects of  pH,  Solid/Solution Ratio. Ionic Strength, and
   Organic Acids on Pb and Cd Sorption on Kaoinite.
   PB92-143981/REB           92-01   PCA02/MFA01

 EPA/600/J-92/030
   Control of Aromatic  Waste Air Streams by Soil Bioreac-
   tore.
   PB92-144021/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/113
   Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Natural Aquifer
   Material: Implications for Contaminant Trt
   PB92-158690/REB
                                    ransport
                              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SAAB CARS USA, INC., ORANGE, CT.
    Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Saab Cars USA, Inc.
    (EPA/460/A-92/45)
    PB92-182898/REB           92-04  PC A19/MF A04

SANTA MONICA OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER, CA.
    Ozone Disinfection and Treatment of Urban Storm Drain
    Dry-Weather Flows: A Pilot Treatment Plant Demonstra-
    tion Project on the Kenter Canyon Storm Drain System in
    Santa Monica
    PB92-239268/REB           92-04  PC A06/MF A02

SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORP,
CINCINNATI, OH.
  EPA/540/R-92/016B
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Solvent Extraction Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
    PB92-239599/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
    Waste Minimization  Opportunity Assessment Scott Air
    Force Base.
    (EPA/6OO/2-91/O54)
    PB92-105402/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening. Interim Guid-
SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORP., FORT
WASHINGTON, PA.
    Arsenic and Mercury Workshop on Removal, Recovery,
    Treatment and Disposal. Abstract Proceedings. Held in
    Alexandria, Virginia on August 17-20, 1992.
    (EPA/600/R-92/10S)
    PB92-216944/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORP.,
MCLEAN, VA.
    Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.
    PB92-115302/REB            92-01   PC E99/MF E99

    Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
 EPA/600/J-92/235
   Landfill Leachate  Effects on Sorpbon of Organic Micro-
   pollutants onto Aquifer Materials.
   PB92-198597/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/266
   Stimulation  of  Reductive Dechkxinatxxi of Tetrachlor-
   oethene in Anaerobic Aquifer Microcosms by Addition of
   Short-Chain Organic Acids or Alcohols.
   PB92-206465/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/307
   Metals in Ground Water. Sampling Artifacts and Repro-
   ducJbiWy.
   PB92-227479/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/J-92/308
   Acquisition of Representative Ground Water Quality Sam-
   ples for Metals.
   PB92-227487/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/M-91/040
   Facilitated  Transport  of  Inorganic   Contaminants  in
   Ground Water. Part 2. Colloidal Transport
   P892-114503/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/R-92/002
   General Methods for Remedial Operations Performance
   Evaluations.
   PB92-166842/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/600/R-92/030
   Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids: A Workshop Summa-
   ry. Held in Dallas. Texas on April 16-18,1991.
   PB92-178938/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

   Bioventjng to Treat Fuel Spills from Underground Storage
   Tanks.
   (EPA/6OO/J-91/277)
   PB92-121342/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   RETC Code for Quantifying the Hydraulic  Functions of
   Unsaturated Soils (for Microcomputers).
   (EPA/SW/DK-92/038)
   PB92-501329/REB                   92-01  CP 002

ROCOM, MONTCLAIR, NJ.
   Prediction of the Solubility of Hydrophobe Compounds in
   Nonideal Solvent Mixtures.
   (EPA/6OO/J-92/027)
   PB92-143999/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ROGERS AND ASSOCIATES ENGINEERING CORP, SALT
LAKE CITY, UT.
   Recommended Foundation FiH Materials Construction
   Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
   (EPA/600/8-91/206)
    PB92-105865/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

    Proceedmgs of the Workshop on  Radon Potential Map-
    ping, Florida Radon Research Program. Held in Gaines-
    ville, Florida on April 20,1990.
   (EPA/600/9-91/044)
    PB92-11S278/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

ROLLS ROYCE MOTORS, INC., LYNOHURST, NJ.
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Rolls Royce.
   (EPA/460/A-92/21)
    PB92-122423/REB           92-01   PC AM/MF AM
    (EPA/S4O/2-91/013A)
    P892-109065/REB
                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening.
    (EPA/540/2-91/013B)
    PB92-109073/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

    Proceedings of International Workshop  on  Research in
    Pesticide Treatment/Disposal/Wastc Minimization. Held
    in Cincinnati, Ohio on February 26-27,1991.
    (EPA/600/9-91/047)
    PB92-119940/REB           92-01  PC A10/MF A03

    Achievements  in  Source  Reduction and Recycling for
    Ten Industries in the United States.
    (EPA/600/2-91/OS1)
    PB92-137470/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
    Soil Washing. Interim Guidance.
    (EPA/S40/2-91/020A)
    PB92-170570/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
            ung: Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
    Soil Washing:
    (EPA/S40/2-91/020BI
    PB92-170S88/REB
                               92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    (EPA/540/5-91/003A)
    PB92-115310/REB
                               92-01   PC A13/MF A03
    Technology Evaluation Report Babcock and WHcox Cy-
    clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 1.
    (EPA/540/R-92/017A)
    PB92-222215/REB           92-O4  PC AOS/MF A02

    Technology Evaluation Report Babcock and WHcox Cy-
    clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 2.
    (EPA/650/R-92/017B)
    PB92-222223/REB           92-04  PC A15/MF A03

    Supercritical Water Oxidation: Engineering Bulletin.
    (JPA/540/S42/006)
    PB92-224068/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

    Pollution  Prevention  Opportunity Assessment  Histology
    Laboratory Xytene Use, Fort Carson, Colorado.
    (EPA/6OO/n-92/187)
    PB92-228436/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
    Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA
    Solvent Extraction. Interim Guidance.
    (EPA/S4O/P-92/016A)
    PB92-239581/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORP, FALLS
 CHURCH, VA.
    Running a Conference as a Clean Product International
    Conference on Pollution Prevention: Clean Technologies
    and Clean  Products. Held in Washington, DC. on June
    10-13,1990.
    (EPA/600/2-91/026)
    PB92-109099/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Mining Sites  on the National Priorities List  NPL Site
    Summary Reports.
    PB92-124759/REB                    92-01  PC E99

    Mining Sites  on the National Priorities List:  NPL Site
    Summary Reports.  Volume  1  (Aluminum  Company  of
    America (Vancouver Smelter) to Cleveland Mill).
    (EPA/53O/SW-91/065A)
     PB92-124767/REB                    92-01  PC A99

     Mining Sites  on the National  Priorities List  NPL Site
     Summary Reports. Volume 2 (Commencement Bay Near-
     shore/Tideflats  to  Kerr  McGee)  (Kress Creek,  Reed-
     Keppler  Park,  Residential  Areas, Sewage Treatment
     Plant).
    (EPA/S3O/SW-91/06SB)
     PB92-124775/REB                   92-01  PC AW
     Mining Sites  on the National  Priorities List NPL Site
     Summary  Reports.  Volume 3  (Kerr-McGee Chemical
     Corp. (Soda Springs Plant) to Ormet Corp).
    (EPA/53O/SW-91/065C)
     PB92-124783/REB                   924)1  PC A99

     Mining Sites  on the National Priorities List: NPL Site
     Summary Reports.  Volume 4 (Oronogo-Duenweg  Mining
     Belt to Tar Creek).
     (EPA/53O/SW-91/065D)
     PB92-124791 /REB                   92-01  PC A99
     Mining Sites on the National Priorities List NPL  Site
     Summary Reports. Volume  5 (Tetedyne Wan Chang to
     Wayne Interim Storage FacHity/W.R. Grace).
     (EPA/S3O/SW-91/06SE)
     PB92-124809/REB                   92-01 PC AM
    Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    2. Part A.
    (EPA/540/S-91/003B)
    PB92-115328/REB           92-01   PC A17/MF A04

    Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Biotrol  Soil  Washing
    System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume
    2, Part B.
    (EPA/540/5-91/003C)
    PB92-115336/REB           92-01   PC A1S/MF A03

SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORP,
NARRAGANSETT, Rl.
    Interactive Effects of Aldrin, Cyclohexylamine, 2,4-Diamin-
    otoluene and Two Phorbol Esters on Metabolic Coopera-
    tion between V79 Cells.
    (EPA/600/J-91/233, ERLN-1217)
    PB92-108026/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Increased Reproduction by Mysids ('Mysidopsis bahia')
    Fed with Enriched 'Artemia' spp. Nauplii.
    (EPA/600/J-91/234, ERLN-X136)
    PB92-108034/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

    Effects of a  Contaminated Sediment on  Life History
    Traits and Population Growth Rate of 'Neanthes Arena
    ceodentata'  (Polychaeta: Nereidae) in the Laboratory.
    (EPA/600/J-91/236, ERLN-1084)
    PB92-108059/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORP,
PARAMUS, NJ.
    Industrial Pollution Prevention  Opportunities for the
    1990s.
    (EPA/600/8-91/052)
    PB91-220376/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Biological Treatment of Wood Preserving Site Ground-
    water by BioTrol. Inc. Applications Analysis Report.
    (EPA/540/AS-91/O01)
    PB91-227983/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

    Technology Evaluation  Report: Biological Treatment  of
    Wood Preserving Site Groundwater by Biotrol, Inc.
    (EPA/540/5-91/001)
    PB92-110048/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

    BioTrol Soil Washing System for Treatment of a  Wood
    Preserving Site: Applications Analysis Report.
    (EPA/S40/A5-91/003)
    PB92-115245/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORP, SAN
 DIEGO, CA.
    Technology Evaluation Report  of Retech,  Inc.. Plasma
    Centrifugal Furnace. Volume 1
    (EPA/540/5-91/OO7A)
    PB92-216035/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A02

    Technology Evaluation Report  of Retech, Inc., Plasma
    Centrifugal Furnace Volume 2
    (EPA/540/5-91/OO7B)
    PB92-216043/REB           92-04  PC A15/MF A03

    Retech,  Inc..  Plasma Centrifugal Furnace:  Applications
    Analysis Report
    (EPA/540/AS-91/007)
     PB92-218791/REB           92-04   PC A04/MF A01

    Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants: Evaluation of Three Labo-
     ratory Procedures for Estimating Performance.
    (EPA/600/R-92/177)
     PB92-222041/REB           92-04  PC A09/MF A03

     Chemical Oil  Spill Dispersants: Update State-of-the-Art
     on Mechanisms  of Action and  Factors  Influencing Per-
     formance with Emphasis on Laboratory Studies.
    (EPA/600/R-92/176)
     PB92-222207/REB           92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

  SOUTH CAROLINA STATE DEPT. OF HEALTH AND
  ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL, COLUMBIA.
     Abstracts of Selected  Precious Metal Mines' Permits.
     (EPA/530/R-92/009)
     PB92-180090/REB            92-01  PC A21/MF A04

  SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES AND TECHNOLOGY,
  RAPID CITY.
     Development of a Solid Sample Analytical Procedure for
     Cyanide in Spent Ore. Final Technical  Report.
     (EPA/530/R-92/006)
     PB92-203496/REB            92-O4  PCA11/MFA03
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                                                         CORPORATE  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                         UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA, ST.  PETERSBURG. DEPT.
SOUTHERN RESEARCH INST., BIRMINGHAM, AL.
  SRI-ENV-91-526-6411-083-VOL-1
   Development of Alternate Performance Standard for
   Radon  Resistant  Construction Based  on Short-Term/
   Long-Term  Indoor  Radon  Concentrations. Volume  1.
   Technical Report.
   (EPA/600/8-91/21OA)
   PB92-115211/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
  SRI-ENV-91-526-6411-083-VOL-2
   Development of Alternate Performance Standard for
   Radon  Resistant  Construction Based  on Short-Term/
   Long-Term Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 2. Ap-
   pendices
   (EPA/600/B-91/210B)
   PB92-115229/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01
   Standard  Measurement Protocols:  Florida  Radon Re-
   search Program.
   (EPA/600/8-91/212)
   PB92-115294/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
   Data Logging Systems for Monitoring Long-Term Radon
   Mitigation Experimental Programs in Schools and Other
   Large Buildings.
   (EPA/600/A-92/158)
   PB92-206580/REB           92-04   PC A03/MF A01

SOUTHERN RESEARCH INST., BIRMINGHAM, AL.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES DEPT.
  SRI-ENV-88-1076
   Measurement and Prediction of the  Resistivity of  Ash/
   Sorbent Mixtures Produced by Sulfur Oxide Control  Proc-
                              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
   (EPA/600/7-91/009)
   PB92-126812/REB
SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INST., SAN ANTONIO, TX.
    Exposure and Release Estimations for Filter Press and
    Tray Dryer Operations Based on Pilot Plant Data.
    (EPA/600/R-92/039)
    PB92-158450/REB           92-01  PCA14/MFA03

SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE UNIV., SAN MARCOS. DEPT.
OF CHEMISTRY.
    Chemical Resistance of Geosynthetic Materials.
    (EPA/600/J-92/008)
    PB92-136928/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Evaluation of the Chemical Resistance  of Geotextiles.
    Geonet and Pipe.
    (EPA/600/R-32/069)
    PB92-170562/REB           92-01  PC A05/MF A01

SOUTHWESTERN ILLINOIS METROPOLITAN AND
REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION, COLLINSVILLE.
  IEPA/WPC/92-110F
    Volunteer Lake  Monitoring  Program, 1991. Volume  6.
    Southwestern Illinois Region.
    PB92-222876/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

SPORTSCAR AMERICA, INC., DURHAM, NC. PUMA DIV.
    Application  for Certification 1991 Model Year  Light-Duty
    Vehicles - SportsCar America. PUMA Division Inc.
    (EPA/460/A-92/35)
    PB92-182799/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

STANFORD UNIV., CA. DEPT. OF CIVIL ENGINEERING.
    Reduction of Hexachloroethane and Carbon  Tetrachlo-
    rkie at Surfaces  of Biotite, Vermiculite, Pyrite, and Marca-
    site.
    (EPA/600/D-91/247)
    PB92-113141/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
    Methodologies for Evaluating In  situ Bioremediation  of
    Chlorinated Solvents.
    (EPA/600/R-92/042)
    PB92-146943/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
    Microbial Degradation of Toluene under Sulfate-Reducing
    Conditions and the Influence of Iron on the Process.
    (EPA/600/J-92/139)
    PB92-166735/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Abiotic Transformation of Carbon Tetrachloride in the
    Presence of Sulfide and Mineral Surfaces.
    (EPA/600/A-92/097)
    PB92-179738/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 STATE UNIV. OF NEW YORK AT STONY BROOK. MARINE
 SCIENCES RESEARCH CENTER.
    Adsorption  of Surfactants (Chapter 7).
    (EPA/600/A-92/013)
    PB92-143809/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 STATE UNIV. OF NEW YORK COLL. AT BUFFALO. DIV.
 OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY.
    Metabolism of Benzo(a)Pyrene and Persistence of DNA
    Adducts in  the Brown Bullhead 'Ictalurus nebulosus'.
    (EPA/600/J-92/200)
    PB92-189067/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 STATE UNIV. OF NEW YORK COLL. OF ENVIRONMENTAL
 SCIENCE AND FORESTRY, SYRACUSE.
    Sulfur Dynamics in Mineral Horizons of Two  Northern
    Hardwood  Soils A Column Study with (35)S.
    (EPA/600/J-92/012)
    PB92-139955/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Sulfur Dynamics of Forest Ecosystems.
    (EPA/600/A.92/041)
    PB92-153048/REB           92-01  PC A04/MF A01

 STERLING MOTOR CARS, MIAMI, Fl_
    Application for  Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Sterling.
    (EPA/460/A-91/2S)
    PB92-128099/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
STRITCH SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, MAYWOOD, IL.
    Characterization of Stress-Responsive Behavior in 'Pseu-
    domonas aeruginosa' PAO: Isolation of Tn3-lacZYA Fu-
    sions with Novel Damage-lnducible (din) Promoters.
    (EPA/600/J-92/21S)
    PB92-195718/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SUBARU, TOKYO (JAPAN).
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Subaru.
    (EPA/460/A-92/22)
    PB92-122431/REB           92-01  PC A24/MF A04

SYSTEMS APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL, SAN
RAFAEL, CA.
    Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
    Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 1. Techni-
    cal Report.
    (EPA/450/4-92/011A)
    PB92-213222/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
    Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 2. Appen-
    dices.
    (EPA/450/4-92/01 IB)
    PB92-213230/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01
    User's Guide for the Urban  Airshed Model. Volume 4.
    User's Manual for the  Emissions Preprocessor System
    2.0. Part A: Core FORTRAN System.
    (EPA/450/4-90/007D(R))
    PB92-226232/REB           92-04  PC A19/MF A04

TECHNICAL RESOURCES, INC.,  ROCKVILLE, MD.
    Methodology for  Assessing Environmental  Releases of
    and Exposure to  Municipal Solid Waste Combustor Re-
    siduals.
    (EPA/600/8-91/031)
    PB92-109149/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02

TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS, INC., ATHENS, GA.
    Continuous Multiligand Distribution Model Used to Predict
    the Stability  Constant of Cu(ll) Metal Comptexatjon with
    Humic Material from Fluorescence Quenching Data.
    (EPA/600/J-91/216)
    PB92-101377/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
    Reduction of Nitrobenzene by Four Sulfide Minerals: Ki-
    netics, Products, and Solubility.
    (EPA/600/J-92/089)
    PB92-153816/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS, INC., CINCINNATI, OH.
    Fate of Polychlofinated Biphenyls (PCBs) in Soil  Follow-
    ing Stabilization with Quicklime.
    (EPA/600/2-91/052)
    PB92-114487/REB          92-01   PC A07/MF A02
    Comparison  of Methods for  Determination  of  Dissolved
    Inorganic Carbon (DIC).
    (EPA/600/A-92/092)
    PB92-179712/REB          92-01   PC A03/MF A01
    Comprehensive Evaluation of a Field Test Kit for Lead.
    (EPA/600/A-92/096)
    PB92-179720/REB          92-01   PC A03/MF A01

TENNESSEE UNIV., KNOXVILLE. DEPT. OF CHEMISTRY.
    Vapor Pressures, Liquid Molar Volumes, Vapor Non-Ideal-
    ities, and Critical  Properties of Some Fluorinated Ethers:
    CF3OCF2OCF3,    CF3OCF2CF2H,    C-CF2CF2CF2O,
    CF3OCF2H  and CF3OCH3; and of CCI3F and CF2CIH.
    (EPA/600/J-92/14B)
    PB92-179746/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

TETRA TECH, INC., BELLEVUE, WA.
   TETRAT-TC-3991-03
    Sampling and Analysis Design tor Development of Ever-
    ett Harbor Action Program.
    (EPA/910/9-68/197)
    PB92-166875/REB           92-01   PC A04/MF A01

TEXAS A AND M UNIV., COLLEGE STATION.
    Evaluation of Wetland Development and Waterbird  Re-
    sponse at Elk Creek Wildlife Management Area, Lake
    Mills, Iowa. 1961  to 1990.
    (EPA/600/J-92/082)
    PB92-153386/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01

TEXAS UNIV. AT AUSTIN. BUREAU OF ECONOMIC
GEOLOGY.
    Identification of  Sources  of Ground-Water Salinization
    Using Geochemical Techniques.
    (EPA/600/2-91/064)
    PB92-119650/REB           92-01  PC A12/MF A03

 TOYOTA TECHNICAL CENTER, U.SJL, INC., ANN ARBOR,
 Ml.
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Trucks - Toyota.
    (EPA/460/A-92/23)
    PB92-122449/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E11
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Toyota.
    (EPA/460/A-92/24)
    PB92-122456/REB           92-01  PC A08/MF  A02
    Application  for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty
    Vehicles - Toyota Technical Center. U.S.A. Inc.
    (EPA/460/A-92/46)
     PB92-182906/REB           92-04   PC A09/MF A03

 UNIVERSITY CITY SCIENCE CENTER, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
     Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
     Refurbished Railcar Bearing  Assemblies.
    (EPA/600/M-91/044)
     PB92-104348/REB           92-01   PC A01/MF A01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
   Prototype Printed Circuit Boards.
  (EPA/600/M-91/045)
   PB92-104355/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
   Speed Reduction Equipment.
  (EPA/600/M-91/046)
   PB92-104363/REB           92-01   PCA01/MFA01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
   Printed Labels.
  (EPA/600/U-91/047)
   PB92-104371/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
   Automotive Air Conditioning Condensers and Evapora-
   tors.
  (EPA/600/S-92/007)
   PB92-188739/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
   Metal Bands, Clamps, Retainers, and Tooling.
  (EPA/600/S-92/015)
   PB92-188747/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Pro-
   ducing Galvanized Steel Parts.
  (EPA/600/S-92/011)
   PB92-189695/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
   Metal-Plated Display Racks.
  (EPA/600/S-92/019)
   PB92-189703/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
   Aluminum Extrusions.
   (EPA/600/S-92/010)
   PB92-192137/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
   Metal-Cutting Wheels and Components.
   (EPA/600/S-92/006)
   PB92-192145/REB           92-01   PC A02/MF A01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
   Motor Vehicle Exterior Mirrors.
   (EPA/600/S-92/020)
   PB92-192806/REB           92-01  PCAOt/MFAOl
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Printed  Circuit
   Board Manufacturer.
   (EPA/600/S-92/008)
   PB92-196344/REB          92-04  PC A02/MF A01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
   Permanent-Magnet DC Electric Motors.
   (EPA/600/S-92/016)
   PB92-196369/REB           92-04  PCA02/MFA01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
   Sheet Metal Cabinets and Precision Metal Parts.
   (EPA/600/S-92/01)
   PB92-196377/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of
   Can-Manufacturing Equipment.
   (EPA/600/S-92/014)
   PB92-196385/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for an Aluminum Extru-
   sions Manufacturer.
   (EPA/600/S-92/018)
   PB92-196393/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Pro-
   ducing Treated Wood Products.
   (EPA/600/S-92/022)
   PB92-196401/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for  a  Manufacturer of
   Chemicals.
   (EPA/600/S-92/004)
   PB92-203595/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer of
   Military Furniture.
   (EPA/600/S-92/017)
   PB92-217256/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Dairy.
   (EPA/6OO/S-92/005)
   PB92-217264/REB           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
   Components for Automobile Air Conditioners.
   (EPA/600/S-92/009)
   PB92-217272/REB           92-04  PC A01/MF A01
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
   Water Analysis Instrumentation.
   (EPA/600/S-92/013)
   PB92-217280/REB           92-04   PC A01/MF A01

UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA, ORLANDO. DEPT.
OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES.
   Reduction of Disinfection By-Product Precursors by Nan-
   ofiltration.
   (EPA/600/R-92-023)
   PB92-149269/REB           92-01   PC E99/MF A06

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA, ST. PETERSBURG.
DEPT. OF MARINE SCIENCE.
   Specificity of Cellular DNA-Binding  Sites of Microbial Pop-
   ulations in a Florida Reservoir.
   (EPA/600/J-89/553)
    PB92-129618/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                         CORPORATE  AUTHOR INDEX
    Detection of Horizontal Gene Transfer by Natural Trans-
    formation in Native and Introduced Species of Bacteria in
    Marine and Synthetic Sediments.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/219)
    PB92-195767/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, LOS
ANGELES. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
    Transactions: Troposphere Ozone and the Environment.
    Papers from an International Conference.
    (EPA/6OO/A-92/164)
    PB92-217017/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
UTAH UNIV., SALT LAKE CITY. DEPT. OF CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING.
    Fuel Rich Sulfur Capture in a Combustion Environment
    (EPA/SOO/J-92/267)
    PB92-20522B/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01
VERMONT UNIV., BURLINGTON. COLL. OF ENGINEERING
AND MATHEMATICS.
    Mew Two-Phase Flow and  Transport Model with Inter-
    phase Mass Exchange.
    (EPA/60O/A-92/156)
    PB92-206564/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
    Parallel Groundwater Computations Using PVM.
    (EPA/6OO/A-82/157)
    PB92-206572/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
VERSAR, INC, COLUMBIA, MO.
    Example Environmental Assessment Report for Estu-
                              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
    (EPA/6OO/4-91/026)
    PB92-102656/REB
VERSAR, INC, SPRINGFIELD, VA.
    EPA  SITE Demonstration of the Horsehead Resource
    Development Company Flame Reactor Technology.
    (EPA/6OO/A-92/003)
    PB92-139401 /REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01
    Dermal  Exposure Assessment Principles and Applica-
    tions.
    (EPA/600/8-91/01 IB. OHEA-E-367)
    PB92-2O566S/REB           92-04  PC A17/MF A04
    America's Ecological Report Card: Environmental Moni-
    toring and Assessment Program (EMAP) (Video).
    (EPA/6OO/V-92/001)
    PB92-780665/REB                92-04  AVS3&M
V1AR AND CO, ALEXANDRIA, VA. ENVIRONMENTAL
SERVICES DIV.
    Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System. Soft-
    ware  for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 1). User Manual.
    (EPA/SW/DK-92/031A)
    PB92-14S564/REB           92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
    Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System. Soft-
    ware  for the  PC (SOW March  1990, Version 1). User
    Manual.
    (EPA/SW/DK-92/032A)
    PB92-145572/REB           92-01   PC AM/MF A02
    Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System. Soft-
    ware  for the PC (Version June 1990). User Manual.
    (EPA/SW/DK-92/O34A)
    PB92-145560/REB           92-01   PC AM/MF A02
    Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System Soft-
    ware  for the PC (SOW March 1990 Version 1). User
    Manual.
    (EPA/SW/DK-92/033A)
    PB92-14S596/REB           92-01   PC A07/MF A02
    Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System.  Soft-
    ware  for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 2) (User Manual).
    {EPA/SW/DK-92/043A)
    PB92-169564/REB           92-04  PC AM/MF A02
    Methods for the Determination of NonconventJonal Pesti-
    cides m Municipal and Industrial Wastewater
    (EPA/B21/R-92/002)
    PB92-190289/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF EM
VIRGINIA INST. OF MARINE SCIENCE, GLOUCESTER
POINT.
    Distribution of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation  in  the
    Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries and Cruncoteague Bay -
    1990.
    PB92-145366/REB                  92-01  PC A13
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INST. AND STATE UNIV,
BLACKSBURG. DEPT. OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING.
    Field  Performance of Woodbuming and CoaJoumcng Ap-
    pliances in Crested Butte during  the  1989-90 Heating
    Season.
    (EPA/6OO/7-91/OOS)
    PB92-106921/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF A02
    Field  Performance  of Woodbuming Stoves in Crested
    Butte, Colorado
    (EPA/6OO/D-91/246)
    PB92-113133/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
VIRGINIA UNIV, CHARLOTTESVILLE. DEPT. OF
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES.
    Inferences about Solute Transport in Macroporous Forest
    Soils  from Time Series Models.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/042)
    PB92-150572/REB           92-O1  PC A03/MF A01
VISTA RESEARCH, INC., MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA.
   Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
   Tanks. Volume 1.
   (EPA/600/2-91/044A)
   PB92-114966/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
   Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
   Tanks. Volume 2. Appendices A through E.
   (EPA/6OO/2-91/044B)
   PB92-114974/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
   Acoustic Location of Leaks in Pressurized Underground
   Petroleum Pipelines.
   (EPA/6OO/R-92/143)
   PB92-207687/REB           92-04  PC A04/MF A01

VOLKSWAGEN OF AMERICA, INC, ANN ARBOR, Ml.
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Audi.
   (EPA/460/A-91/1)
   PB91-242644/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF E99
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Volkswagen.
   (EPA/460/A-91/11}
   PB91-242743/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF EM
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Volkswagen.
   (EPA/46O/A-92/25)
   PB92-122464/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E99

VOLVO OF AMERICA CORP, ROCKLEIGH, NJ.
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Volvo Cars of North America.
   (EPA/46O/A-92/26)
   PB92-122472/REB           92-01  PC A99/MF E19
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
   Vehicles - Volvo.
   (EPA/46O/A-91/26)
   PB82-128107/REB           92-01  PC AM/MF E1»

VSESOYUZNYINAUCHNO-tSSLEDOVATEL-SKII INST.
GIDROTEKHNIKII UEUORATSII, KHARKOV (USSR).
   Approach to Calculating Wind-Driven Currents and Trans-
   port of Substances in Unstratjfied Water Bodies Using
   Curvilinear Coordinates.
   (EPA/6OO/J-92/334)
   PB92-232966/REB           92-04  PC A02/MF A01

WASHINGTON STATE DEPT. OF ECOLOGY, OLYMPIA.
   Bioaccumulation of Contaminants in Crabs and Clams in
   BeNngham Bay.
   (EPA/910/9-91/042)
   PB92-166867/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

WASHINGTON UNIV., SEATTLE.
    Marine Debris Survey Manual.
   (EPA/600/8-91/204)
    PB92-103456/REB           92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
    Monitoring Guidelines to Evaluate Effects of Forestry  Ac-
   tivities on Streams in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
   (EPA/910/9-91/001)
    PB92-104520/REB           9241  PC A09/MF A02

WASHINGTON UNIV., SEATTLE. DEPT. OF CIVIL
ENGINEERING.
    Hierarchical Stochastic Model of Large-Scale Atmospher-
    ic Circulation Patterns  and Multiple Station Daily Precipi-
    tation.
   (EPA/600/J-92/2S7)
    PB92-217421/REB                   92-04  PC A03

WASHINGTON UNIV., SEATTLE. DEPT. OF
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH.
    Formation of Hemoglobin Adducts of Acrvtamide and Its
    Epcoobe Metabolite Gryoda
                                                          (EPA/600/J-92/037)
                                                          PB92-1SOS23/REB
                                                                          Sryodamide in the Rat.
                                                                                    92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                       WASHINGTON UNIV., SEATTLE. FISHERIES RESEARCH
                                                       INST.
                                                        FRI-UW-9008
                                                          Long-Term Changes  in  the  Areal Extent  of Tidal
                                                          Marshes. Eetgrass Meadows and Kelp Forests of Puget
                                                          Sound.
                                                          (EPA/910/9-91/005)
                                                          PB92-104496/REB            92-01  PC AM/MF A02
                                                        FRI-UW-9105
                                                          Long-Term Trends in Puget Sound Marine Fishes: Select-
                                                          ed Data Sets.
                                                          (EPA/910/9-91/010)
                                                          PB92-104488/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                       WELLCOME RESEARCH LABS, RESEARCH TRIANGLE
                                                       PARK.NC.
                                                          Measurement of Tyrosine Hydroxytase Apoenzyme Pro-
                                                          tein by Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay  (ELISA)
                                                          Effects of  1-Methyl-4-Phenyl-1Z3.6-Tetrahydropyridine
                                                          (MPTP) on  Striatal Tyrosine  Hydroxytase  Activity  and
                                                          Content
                                                          (EPA/600/J-92/272)
                                                          PB92-20934S/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
WESTERN GOVERNORS1 ASSOCIATION, DENVER, CO.
    Directory of Mine Waste Characterization and  Drainage
    Quality  Contacts in Western  Governors'  Association
    Member States.
    (EPA/530/R-92/007)
    PB92-180108/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

WESTERN INTERSTATE ENERGY BOARD, DENVER, CO.
    Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines.
    PB92-190107/REB            92-01  PC EM/MF EM

    Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume 1. A
    Scoping Study.
    (EPA/53O/R-92/OOSA)
    PB92-190115/REB           92-01  PC A07/MF A02

    Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume 2. State
    Reports.
    (EPA/S30/R-92/005B)
    PB92-190123/REB           92-01  PC A19/MF A04

    Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume  3. Ap-
    pendix: State Reports.
    (EPA/S30/R-92/OOSC)
    PB92-190131/REB           92-01  PC A14/MF A03

WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIV., KALAMAZOO.
    Oxidation-Reduction Capacities of Aquifer Solids.
    (EPA/600/J-91/238)
    PB92-110410/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

WILLIAMS (PHILIP) AND ASSOCIATES, SAN FRANCISCO,
CA.
    Evaluation of  the Rackwitz-Fiessler Uncertainty Analysis
    Method for Environmental Fate and Transport Models.
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/180)
    PB92-188879/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

WINNEBAGO INDUSTRIES, INC., FOREST CITY, IA.
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Winnebago Industries, Inc.
    (EPA/46O/A-92/S3)
    PB92-1B2989/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

    Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Winnebago Industries, Inc.
    (EPA/460/A-92/54)
    PB92-182997/HEB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

WISCONSIN UNIV.-SUPERIOR.
    Hepatic  Microsomal N-hydroxylation of Aniline and 4-
    chkxoaniline by Rainbow Trout 'Onchorhyncus mykiss'
    (EPA/6OO/J-92/293)
    PB92-227354/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION, MA.
  WHOI-75-32
    Cape  Cod  Waste  Water Renovation  and  Retrieval
    System, a Study of Water Treatment  and Conservation
    First Year of Operation.
    PB92-174408/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  WHOI-85-23
    Reactive Transport  of Suspended Particles: Mechanisms
    and Modeling.
    PB92-174317/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

  WHOI-90-42
    Nutritional Rote of Endosymbiotic Bacteria in Animal-Bac-
    teria Symbioses: 'Sotemya velum1, a Case Study
    PB92-112895/REB            92-01  PC A17/MF A04

WRIGHT STATE UNIV, DAYTON, OH. DEPT. OF
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES.
    Status Report on Planktonic Cyanobacteria  (Blue-Green
    Algae) and Their Toxins.
    (EPA/600/R-92/079)
    PB92-206259/REB           92-04  PC A07/MF A02

WYOMING UNIV, LARAMIE.
    Mineral Weathering Rates in Acid-Sensitive Catchments:
    Extrapolation of Laboratory Experiments to the Field.
    (EPA/600/A-92/040)
    PB92-153030/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

WYOMING UNIV., LARAMIE. DEPT. OF PLANT, SOIL, AND
INSECT SCIENCES.
    Forest Soil Response to Acid and  Salt Additions of Sul-
    fate: 3.  Solubilization and  Composition of Dissolved Or-
    ganic Carbon
    (EPA/eOO/J-92/041)
    PB92-1S0564/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

    Spodoso! Cation Release and Buffering of Acidic Inputs.
    (EPA/600/J-92/043)
    PB92-150S80/REB           92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 YAMAHA MOTOR CORP. U.S.A., CYPRESS, CA.
    Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year  Light-Duty
    Motorcycles - Yamaha.
    (EPA/460/A-92/27)
    PB92-122480/REB          92-01   PCA21/MFA04
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX
  This index is arranged by personal author's last name, report title, and NTIS order
  number. As many as five authors may be included for each report; all are listed in
  this index.
SAMPLE ENTRY
                     I

             Author Name  I  NEILSON, R. P., KING G. A., DeVELICE R. L, LENIHAN, J.,
                     |  and MARKS, D.

                 Title  I  Sensitivity of Ecological Landscapes and Regions to
                     |  Global Climatic Change

 NTIS Order Number/Media Code Price Codes  |  PB90-120072/HSU    PC A09/MF A01
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                                                    PERSONAL   AUTHOR  INDEX
ABBOTT, B. D.
  Comparisons of the Effects of TCDD and Hydrocortisone
  on  Growth Factor Expression Provide  Insight into Their
  interaction in the Embryonic Mouse Palate.
  PB92-158641/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Embryonic Palatal Responses to Teratogens in Serum-Free
  Organ Culture.
  PB92-188960/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Retinoic Acid Alters Epithelial Differentiation during Palaoto-
      sis.
   ;92-158617/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ABBOTT, J. H.
  Corona Destruction: An Innovative Control  Technology  for
  VOCs and Air Toxics.
  PB92-206622/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ABDULRAHEEM, M.
  Chemical and Physical Properties of Emissions from Kuwait
  Oil Fires.
  PB92-206481/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ABERNATHY, C. O.
  Health Effects of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
  PB92-110360/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ABOU-OONIA, M. B.
  Triphenyl  Phosphite-Induced  Ultrastructural  Changes  in
  Bovine Adrenomedullary Chromaffin Cells.
  PB92-209337/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
ABUEL-ATTA, A- A.
  Fungicide  Benomyl(Methyl 1-(Butylcarbamoyl)-2-Benzimida-
  zolecarbamate) Causes Testicular Dysfunction by Inducing
  the Sloughing of Germ Cells and Occlusion of Efferent Duc-
  tules
  PB92-150796/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ADAMS, O. J.
  Efficient Multiple-Exposure Analysis of the Toxicity of Cris-
  natol: A DNA Intercalator in Phase 2 Clinical Trials.
  PB92-206283/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Polyploidy Induction as a Consequence of  Topoisomerase
  Inhibition. A Flow Cytometric Assessment.
  PB92-143866/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ADAMS, J. Q.
  Safe Drinking Water from Small  Systems:  Treatment Op-
  tions.
  PB92-19B605/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ADAMS, K. M.
  Manual for Non-CFC Aerosol  Packaging: Conversion from
  CFC to Hydrocarbon Propellants.
  PB92-101344/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03

ADAMS, M. W.
  Evaluation of  the  Chemical  Resistance  of Geotextiles,
  Geonet and Pipe.
  PB92-170562/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

ADCOCK, J. L.
  Vapor Pressures, Liquid Molar Volumes, Vapor Non-Ideal-
  ities, and  Critical Properties  of Some Fluorinated Ethers:
  CF3OCF2OCF3,    CF3OCF2CF2H,    C-CF2CF2CF2O,
  CF30CF2H, and CF3OCH3; and of CCI3F and CF2CIH.
  PB92-179746/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ADLER, K. J.
  Selecting  Priority Nonpoint Source Projects: You  Better
  Shop Around.
  PB92-233063/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

AGARWAU S. C.
  DNA Adducts of the Antitumor Agent Diaziquone.
  PB92-1S0739/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Synthesis of  a Novel  Fluorinated  Benzo(a)pyrene: 4,5-
  Difluorobenzo(a)pyrene.
  PB92-110493/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

AGRAWAL, S. R.
  Trajectory and Incineration of Rogue Droplets in a Turbu-
  lent Diffusion Flame.
  PB92-120450/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

AGURELL, E.
  Results of the IPCS Collaborative Study on  Complex Mix-
  tures.
  PB92-150721/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

AINLEY, 0. G.
  Effects of El Nino and La Nina on Seabird  Assemblages in
  the Equatorial Pacific.
  PB92-217405/REB              92-04  PCA03/MFA01

ALBRITTON, J. R.
  Stability of Air  Toxic Gases Listed in Title III Clean Air  Act
  Amendments.
  PB92-188812/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ALEXANDER, A.
  User's Guide  for the  Urban  Airshed Model. Volume 6.
  User's Manual for the Postprocessing System.
  PB92-145382/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02

ALEXANDER, M.
  Bacterial Transport through Homogeneous Soil.
  PB92-153329/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Effect of  Sodium  Chloride on Transport of Bacteria in a
  Saturated Aquifer Material.
  PB92-110428/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

ALFORD-STEVENS, A.
  Toxicity Equivalency Factors for PCBs.
  PB92-113349/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
ALI, J. S.
  Dynamics of Behavioral Thermoregulation in the Rat.
  PB92-124619/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Lotus  1-2-3-Based System for Recording and Maintaining
  Body Weight of Laboratory Animals.
  PB92-158625/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ALI, S. F.
  Age-Dependent  Changes  in  Receptor-Stimulated Phos-
  phoinositide Turnover in the Rat Hippocampus.
  PB92-206333/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
ALKEZWEENY, A.
  Observations of Transport of Trace Gases  by Vigorous
  Convective Clouds.
  PB92-158484/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ALLEN,  A. R.
  Effects of Triadimefon  on a Multiple Schedule of Fixed-In-
  terval  Performance: Comparison  with Methylphenidate, d-
  Amphetamine and Chlorpromazine.
  PB92-143932/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ALLEN,  J. W.
  Kinetochore-Staining of Spermatid Micronuclei:  Studies of
  Mice Treated with X-Radiation or Acrylamide.
  PB92-188994/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ALLER,  L
  Handbook  of Suggested  Practices for the  Design and In-
  stallation of Ground-Water Monitoring Wells (Revised).
  PB92-216886/REB             92-04  PCA11/MFA03
ALLISON, J. C.
  2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic Acid Influence on 2,6-Dinitro-
  toluene-lnduced  Urine Genotoxicity in Fisher  344  Rats:
  Effect on Gastrointestinal Microflora and Enzyme Activity.
  PB92-206309/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Evaluating  the Relationship of Metabolic Activation System
  Concentrations and Chemical Dose Concentrations for the
  Salmonella Spiral and Plate Assays.
  PB92-113331/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ALLISON, J. D.
  Carbonate  Equilibria and Groundwater Sample  Collection:
  Implications for Estimated  Average Subsurface Properties
  in Continental North America.
  PB92-101690/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ALPERIN, E.
  On-Site Engineering Report for the Low-Temperature Ther-
  mal Desorption Pilot-Scale Test on Contaminated Soil.
  PB92-216936/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  Removal of Creosote from Soil by Thermal Desorption.
  PB92-126838/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ALTMAN, R. F.
  Modeling Wave  Form  Effects in ESPs:  The  Algorithm  in
  ESPM and ESPVI.
  PB92-121243/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ALTSHULLER, A. P.
  Production of Carbon Monoxide by the Homogeneous NOx-
  Induced Photooxidation of  Volatile Organic Compounds in
  the Troposphere.
  PB92-110576/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

AMBROSE, R. B.
  Application  of a  Water  Quality  Assessment  Modeling
  System at a Superfund Site.
  PB92-164490/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing  Waste Load Al-
  locations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 1:  Estuaries and Waste
  Load Allocation Models.
  PB92-231729/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing  Waste Load Al-
  locations. Book  3: Estuaries. Part 3: Use  of  Mixing Zone
  Models in Estuarine Waste  Load Allocations.
  PB92-231745/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
  locations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 4: Critical Review of Estu-
  arine WLA Modeling.
  PB92-231752/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

AMLER, R.
  Child Lead Exposure Study, Leeds, Alabama.
  PB92-123793/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

ANDERSEN, C. P.
  Foliar Injury Symptoms and Pigment Concentrations in Red
  Spruce Saplings in the Southern Appalachians.
  PB92-113216/REB             92-01   PC  A02/MF A01

  Ozone Decreases Spring Root Growth and Root Carbohy-
  drate  Content in Ponderosa Pine the Year  Following Expo-
  sure.
  PB92-144039/REB             92-01   PC  A02/MF A01

  Stress Interactions and Mycorrhizal Plant Response: Under-
  standing Carbon Allocation Priorities.
  PB92-144054/REB             92-01   PC  A03/MF A01

ANDERSEN, M. E.
  Physiologically Based  Toxicokinetic  Model for the Uptake
  and Disposition of Waterborne Organic Chemicals in Fish.
  PB92-136902/REB             92-01   PC  A03/MF A01

ANDERSON, B. S.
  Copper Toxicity to Sperm,  Embryos and Larvae of Tops-
  melt 'Atherinops affinis', with Notes on Induced Spawning.
  PB92-129808/REB             92-01   PC  A03/MF A01

  Laboratory Spawning of  Topsmelt, 'Atherinops affinis', with
  Notes on Culture and Growth of Larvae.
  PB92-195759/REB             92-01   PC  A02/MF A01
ANDERSON, E. B.
  ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIFtE Data Base and the
  QSAR System for Use in Ecological Risk Assessments.
  PB92-198217/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ANDERSON, J. K.
  Triphenyl  Phosphite-Induced  Ultrastructural Changes  in
  Bovine Adrenomedullary Chromaffin Cells.
  PB92-209337/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ANDERSON, L. D.
  Effect of  the Geochemical Environment on Heavy-Metal
  Transport in Ground Water.
  PB92-179134/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ANDERSON, S.
  Genotoxic Effects of Complex  Marine Sediment Extracts on
  V79 Chinese Hamster Lung Fibroblasts.
  PB92-121318/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

ANDREWS, D. L.
  Comparative Immunosuppression of Various Glycol Ethers
  Orally Administered to Fisher 344 Rats.
  PB92-195833/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Host Resistance to Murine Malaria in Mice Exposed to the
  Adenosine Deaminase Inhibitor. 2'-Deoxycoformycin.
  PB92-150812/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Host Resistance to  Trichinella spiralis' Infection in  Rats
  and  Mice: Species-Dependent  Effects of  Cyclophospha-
  mide Exposure.
  PB92-233006/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ANDREWS, J. E.
  In  vitro/In vivo Comparison  of Yolk-Sac Function and
  Embryo Development.
  PB92-150804/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

ANGELL, K. E.
  Effects of Trimethyltin on Repeated  Acquisition (Learning)
  in the Radial-Arm Maze.
  PB92-227503/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ANKLEY, G. T.
  Acid-Volatile Sulfide  as a Factor Mediating Cadmium and
  Nickel Bioavailability in Contaminated Sediments.
  PB92-124296/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Contribution of  Ammonia, Metals and  Nonpolar Organic
  Compounds to  the Toxicity of Sediment Interstitial Water
  from an Illinois River Tributary.
  PB92-150648/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Methods  for Aquatic Toxicity  Identification  Evaluations.
  Phase 1 Toxicity Characterization Procedures. Second Edi-
  tion.
  PB92-100072/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

  Predicting the Toxicity of Bulk Sediments to Aquatic Orga-
  nisms with Aqueous Test Fractions: Pore Water versus Elu-
  triate.
  PB92-150606/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Toxicity Reduction Evaluation at a Municipal Wastewater
  Treatment Plant Using Mutagenicity as an Endpoint.
  PB92-232834/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ANTHONY, D. C.
  Comparison of  Sub-chronic Neurotoxicity of 2-Hydroxyethyl
  Acrylate and Acrylamide in Rats.
  PB92-188945/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

APEL,  M. L.
  Evaluation of Five Waste Minimization Technologies at the
  General Dynamics Pomona Division Plant.
  PB92-125756/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

APTE,  M.
  Greenhouse Gases from  Small-Scale Combustion in Devel-
  oping Countries: A Pilot Study in Manila.
  PB92-139369/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

ARCIA, E.
  Neurobehavioral Evaluation System (NES) and School Per-
  formance.
  PB92-124585/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reliability of Selected Tests from the Neurobehavioral Eval-
  uation System.
  PB92-195858/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ARMSTRONG, J.  L.
  Formation of Transconjugants on Plating Media Following
  'In situ' Conjugation Experiments.
  PB92-180330/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Recovery of  Bulk DNA from  Soil by a Rapid, Small-Scale
  Extraction Method.
  PB92-108141/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ARMSTRONG, J.  M.
  Biotransformation of Monoaromatic and Chlorinated Hydro-
  carbons at an Aviation Gasoline Spill Site.
  PB92-144005/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ARNAUT, L. Y.
  Wetlands  Research  Plan  FY92-96:  An Integrated  Risk-
  Based Approach.
  PB92-178946/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02

ARTAXO, P.
  Effects of Heavy Industrial Pollution on Respiratory  Func-
  tion  in  the  Children of Cubatao,  Brazil:  A  Preliminary
  Report.
  PB92-217207/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL AUTHOR  INDEX
 ARTHUN, D.
  Comparison of In vivo Cholinesterase Inhibition in Neonatal
  and Adult Rats by Three Organophosphorothioate  Insecti-
  cides.
  PB92-110550/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 ASMUSSEN, L. E.
  Field Testing Pesticide Transport  Models at a Cooperative
  Test Site Near  Plains, Georgia
  PB92-150473/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 ATHERTON, C. S.
  Tropospheric  Nitrogen:  The Influence of  Anthropogenic
  Sources on Distribution and Deposition.
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 AUGENSTEIN, D.
  Landfill  Gas  Energy Utilization:  Technology Options and
  Case Studies.
  PB92-203I16/REB              92-04  PC A09/MF A02
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  Considerations  in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agen-
  cy's Testing Approach for Mutagencity.
  PB92-206341/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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  Potential Reuse of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil: A Directo-
  ry of Permitted  Recycling Facilities.
  PB92-173780/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 AZARRAGA, L. V.
  Continuous Multiligand  Distribution Model Used to  Predict
  the Stability Constant of Cu(ll)  Metal Complexation  with
  Humic Material  from Fluorescence Quenching Data.
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  Fluorescence Techniques for Metal-Humic Interactions.
  PB92-101369/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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  Climate  Change in Thailand  and Its Potential Impact on
  Rice Yield.
  PB92-232883/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Impacts of Climate Change on Rice Yield: Evaluation of the
  Efficacity of Different  Modeling Approaches.
  PB92-188754/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  NATO Workshop on the Atmospheric Methane Cycle. Held
  in Mt. Hood,  Oregon  on  October  6-11,  1991. Working
  Group Report on Methane Sources and Sinks.
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BACKER, L. C.
  Application of a Plant Test System in the Identification of
  Potential Genetic Hazards at Chemical Waste Sites.
  PB92-124551/REB    .-        92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BAETCKE, K. P.
  A!pha2u-Glpbulin: Association with  Chemically  Induced
  Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in the Male Rat.
  PB92-143668/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
BAGLEV, S.
  Results of the  IPCS  Collaborative Study on Complex  Mix-
  tures.
  PB92-150721/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BAGLIO, J. V.
  Climate Change and Isoprene Emissions from Vegetation.
  PB92-153865/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BAILEY, G. W.
  Reduction of Nitrobenzene by Four Sulfide Minerals: Kinet-
  ics, Products, and Solubility.
  PB92-153816/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Sorption  of Heavy Metals by the Soil Fungi 'Aspergillus
  nigeV and Mucor rouxii.
  PB92-179811/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Spectroscope   Study of Surface  Redox Reactions With
  Manganese Oxides
  PB92-179837/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
BAINES, D.
  Interspecies Comparisons of A/D Ratios: A/D  Ratios Are
  Not Constant Across Species
  PB92-143965/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BAINES, L.
  Heterotrophic Bacteria  of the Freshwater  Neuston  and
  Their Ability to  Act as  Plasmid Recipients  under Nutrient
  Deprived Conditions.
  PB92-129766/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BAIR, K. W.
  Efficient  Multiple-Exposure Analysis of the Toxicity of Cris-
  natot: A DNA Intercalator in Phase 2 Clinical Trials.
  PB92-206283/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Limitations of the Fluorescent Probe Viability Assay
  PB92-113166/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Polyploidy Induction  as a Consequence of Topoisomerase
  Inhibition. A Flow Cytometric Assessment
  PB92-143866/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BAKER, G.
  Waste Minimization  Opportunity  Assessment:  Scott Air
  Force Base.
  PB92-105402/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
BAKER, J.
  Report of the  Great  Lakes Air Toxics Research Priorities
  Workshop. Held at Navarre,  Minnesota on March  11-13
  1991.
  PB92-166933/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BANKS, P. A.
  Microbial  Degradation of Flurtamone in  Three Georgia
 BARBEE, B. D.
   Developmental Effects  of Methyl Benzimidazolecarbamate
   Following Exposure during Early Pregnancy.
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   Developmental Toxicity of Bromoxynil in Mice and Rats.
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 BARBER, T. R.
   Seasonal Variations of  Stable Hydrogen and Carbon Iso-
   tope Ratios of Methane in Subtropical  Freshwater Sedi-
   ments.
   PB92-217181/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 BARBOUR, R. K.
   Evaluation of Gas Chromatography/Matrix Isolation Infrared
   Spectrometry for the Determination of Semivolatile Organic
   Compounds in Air Sample Extracts.
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 BARBOUR, W. J.
   Quality Review Guidelines for 1990 Base  Year Emission In-
   ventories.
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   Oxidation-Reduction Capacities of Aquifer Solids
   PB92-110410/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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   Kinetic Properties of Malic Dehydrogenase from Three Cul-
   tivars of Rice.
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 BARE, J. C.
   EPA's Research Projects Relating to the Dual-Circuit and
   Lorenz Refrigerator/Freezers.
   PB92-150630/REB              92-01  PCA01/MFA01

   Program to Determine Performance of Fluorinated Ethers
  and Fluorinated Propanes in a Compressor Calorimeter.
  PB92-139468/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Simulation Results of Single Refrigerants for Use in a Dual-
  Circuit Refrigerator/Freezer.
  PB92-153790/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01
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  Toxicological  Implementations of Remediating Hazardous
  Wastes.
  PB92-124171/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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  Acclimation of Aquatic Microbial Communities to Hg(ll) and
  CH3Hg(+ ) in Polluted Freshwater Ponds.
  PB92-129667/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Relationships of  Hg(ll)  Volatilization from a Freshwater
  Pond to the Abundance of 'mer' Genes in the Gene Pool of
  the Indigenous Microbial Community.
  PB92-129675/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 BARKER, J. R.
  Air Pollution Effects on Biodiversity.
  PB92-170166/REB             92-01  PC A1S/MF A03
BARKER, R.
  Assessment of VOC Emissions and  Their  Control from
  Baker's Yeast Manufacturing Facilities.
  PB92-145408/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
BARKLEY, N. P.
  Extraction of Mercury from Groundwater Using Immobilized
  PB92-121367/REB
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  PB92-101682/REB
BARNARD, K. M.
  Sunken Vessels and Aircraft Containing Hazardous Materi-
  als in Puget Sound.
  PB92-104512/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
BARNARD, W.
  Feasibility of Including Regional and Temporal VOC Emis-
  sions Estimates in the EPA Emissions Trends Report.
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BARNES, 0.
  Toxicity Equivalency Factors for PCBs.
  PB92-113349/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BARNES, H. M.
  Acid  Aerosol  Measurement  Intercomparison Workshop.
  Held in Research Tn'angle Park, North Carolina on April 10-
  11. 1991.
  PB92-191097/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03
BARNWELL, T. O.
  Approach to Assessment of Management Impacts on Agri-
  cultural Soil Carbon.
  PB92-217173/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  System for Control of River Water Quality for the Communi-
  ty of Madrid Using OUAL2E.
  PB92-206218/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
BARONE, S.
  Effects of  NGF   and  Fetal Cell  Transplants on Spatial
  Learning after Intradentate Administration of Colchicine.
  PB92-150770/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Neurobiological Effects of Colchicine: Modulation by Nerve
  Growth Factor.
  PB92-158633/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Spatial Learning Deficits Are Not Solely Due to Cholinergic
  Deficits Following Medial Septal Lesions with Colchicine.
  PB92-206317/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
BARTELL, T.
  Causes and Control of Activated Sludge Bulking and Foam-
  Sequencing Batch Reactors: Summary Report.
  PB92-216969/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 BARTH, E. G.
  Solidification/Stabilization: Is It Always Appropriate.
  PB92-191188/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 BARTLEY, C. B.
  Inorganic Chemical Characterization of  Water Treatment
  Plant Residuals.
  PB92-198563/REB              92-04   PC A08/MF A02

 BARTON, R. G.
  Comparison of the Incineration of Medical Waste with Haz-
  ardous and Municipal Waste.
  PB92-217090/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

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  Prediction of Octanol/Water Partition Coefficient (K sub ow)
  with Algorithmically Derived Variables.
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 BASU, T. K.
  Selection of Control Technologies for Remediation of Lead
  Battery Recycling Sites.
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  Carcinoma of the Exocrine Pancreas in Medaka.
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 BATTYE, W.
  Research and Development Efforts to Develop  Improved
  Inventory Methodologies for  Area Source Solvent  Emis-
  sions.
  PB92-126846/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

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  Tests of Indoor Air Quality Sinks.
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                                                           B92-216977/F1EB
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BAUGHMAN, G. L
  Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Partition
  Coefficient of  Hydrophobic Dyes. Part 1. Relationship  be-
  tween Solubility and Partition Coefficient.
  PB92-124320/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Partition
  Coefficient of  Hydrophobic  Dyes. Part 2.  Reverse-Phase
  High Performance Liquid Chromatography.
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  Fate of Commercial Disperse Dyes in Sediments.
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  Influence of Experimental Conditions on the Liquid Second-
  ary Ion Mass Spectra of Sulfonated Azo Dyes.
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  Predicting the Precipitation of Acid and Direct Dyes in Natu-
  ral Waters.
  PB92-206200/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Structural Characterization of Sulfonated Azo Dyes  Using
  Liquid Secondary Ion  Mass Spectrometry/Tandem  Mass
  Spectrometry.
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BAVEYE, P.
  Effect of  Sodium Chloride on  Transport of Bacteria in a
  Saturated Aquifer Material.
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BEACH, A.
  Environmental  Monitoring and Assessment  Program: 1991
  Project Descriptors.
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BEACH, L. 0.
  Role of Gas-Phase CI2 in the Formation of PCDD/PCDF
  during Waste Combustion.
  PB92-1213B3/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
BEAR, J.
  Fundamentals  of  Ground-Water  Modeling.  Ground Water
  Issue.
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BEAUDET, A.
  5,7-pihydroxytryptamine Injections Increase Glial Fibrillary
  Acidic protein in the Hypothalamus of Adult Hats.
  PB92-143924/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01
BEBEE, C. N.
  Protection of Nut Crops,  1979-April  1991.  Citations from
  AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Environmental
  Considerations.
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  Considerations.
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  Protection of  Tomatoes,  Egg Plants, and Peppers:  1979-
  April 1991. Citations from AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases
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BECKER, D. S.
  Chemical  Contamination  of Harbor  Seal Pups in  Puget
  Sound. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
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BECKER, S.
  Differences in Arachidonic Acid Metabolism by Human Mye-
  lomonocytic Cell Lines.
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  Modulation of  Human  Alveolar Macrophage Properties by
  Ozone Exposure In vitro.
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  Ozone-Induced Inflammatory Response in Pulmonary Cells.
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  Respiratory Syncytia! Virus  Infection  of  Human  Primary
  Nasal and Bronchial Epithelial Cell Cultures and Bronchoal-
  veolar Macrophages.
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BECKER, T. W.
  Demonstration of Sorbent  Injection Technology on a Wall-
  Fired Utility Boiler (Edgewater Limb Demonstration).
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BECKLER, G. S.
  Hydrogenase-Linked Gene in 'Methanobacterium thermoau-
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                      iH Encodes a Polyferredoxin.
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nsideration of the Target Organ Toxicity of Trichloroethy-
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BEER, J. M.
  Characteristics of Single Particle Coal Combustion.
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  NO/Char Reactions at Pulverized Coal Flame Conditions.
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  Non-Equilibrium Effects in the Vaporization of Multicompon-
  ent Fuel Droplets.
  PB92-121425/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Oxidation and Devolatilization of Nitrogen in Coal Char.
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BEHRENDT, H.
  Modellierung und Simulation des Verhaltens von Umwelt-
  chemikalien in Boeden und Pflanzen (Modeling and Simula-
  tion of the Effect of (Environmental) Chemicals in Soil and
  in Plants).
  PB92-143825/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

BEJ, A. K.
  Differentiation of 'Giardia duodenalis' from Other 'Giardia
  spp.'  by Using Polymerase  Chain  Reaction  and  Gene
  Probes.
  PB92-150531/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
BELILES, R.
  Review of Di(2-Ethylhexyl)Phthalate (DEHP) Risk Assess-
  ments.
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BELILES, R. P.
  Consideration of Pharmacokinetics and Temporal Sensitivity
  for Hydroxyurea in Relation to Teratogenic Potential.
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  Considera
  tene in Te                                         .
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  Physiologically Based  Kinetic  Model  of Rat and  Mouse
  Gestation: Disposition of a Weak Acid.
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BELJIN, M. S.
  Fundamentals of Ground-Water  Modeling. Ground  Water
  Issue.
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BELL.D.
  Fractionation of Complex Combustion Mixtures Using an
  Ion-Exchange Methodology.
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BELL, D. A.
  Excessive Cycling  Converts  PCR  Products to  Random-
  Length Higher Molecular Weight Fragments.
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BELL, R. M.
  Higher Plant Accumulation of Organic Pollutants from Soils.
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SELLER, H. R.
  Microbial Degradation of Toluene under Sulfate-Reducing
  Conditions and the Influence of Iron on the Process.
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BELOSEVIC, M.
  Comparison  of Animal Infectivity, Excystation, and  Fluoro-
       EDye as Measures of 'Giardia muris'  Cyst Inactivation
      :one.
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BENEFIELD, B. G.
  Detecting Water Flow Behind Pipe in Injection Wells.
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BENFIELD, E. F.
  Fate of 'Bacillus sphaericus' 2362 Spores Following Inges-
  tion by Nontarget Invertebrates.
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BENGTSON, D. A.
  Increased Reproduction by Mysids ('Mysidopsis bahia') Fed
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BENIGNUS, V. A.
  Carboxyhemoglobin and Brain Blood Flow in Humans.
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  Environmental Gases.
  PB92-227313/REB
                                                      Increasing Scientific Power with Statistical Power.
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                                                    BENJEY, W. G.
                                                      Status and Needs for Toxic Emission Inventories for Re-
                                                      gional Dispersion and  Deposition Modeling.
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                                                    BENNER, B. A.
                                                      14C Source Apportionment Technique Applied to Winter-
                                                      time Urban Aerosols and Gases for the EPA Integrated Air
                                                      Cancer Project.
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                                                      Standard Reference Materials for Chemical and Biological
                                                      Studies of Complex Environmental Samples.
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                                                    BENNETT, J. K.
                                                      Age-Dependent Changes in Activity of Mallard Plasma Cho-
                                                      linesterases.
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                                                    BENNETT, R. L.
                                                      Regional Fine Particle Field Study:  Data Base and Initial
                                                      Results.
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                                                    BENNETT, R. S.
                                                      Age-Dependent Changes in Activity of Mallard Plasma Cho-
                                                      linesterases.
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   Experimental Design and Instrumentation for a Field Experi-
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   Experimental Design and Instrumentation for a Field Experi-
   ment.
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BENNETT, T. W.
  Handbook of Suggested Practices for the Design and In-
  stallation of Ground-Water Monitoring Wells (Revised).
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BENNETT, W. D.
  Ineffectiveness  of Cough for Enhancing Mucus Clearance
  in Asymptomatic Smokers.
  PB92-233022/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
BENOIT, 0. A.
  Acid-Volatile Sulfide as a Factor Mediating Cadmium and
  Nickel BioavailabiHty in Contaminated Sediments.
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  Guidelines for Conducting Early Life Stage Toxicity Tests
  with Japanese Medaka 'Oryzias latipes'.
  PB92-137488/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
BERGLUND, R. L.
  Transactions: Tropospheric  Ozone  and the Environment.
  Papers from an International Conference.
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BERGMARK, E.
  Formation of Hemoglobin Adducts  of Acrylamide and Its
  Epoxide Metabolite Glycidamide in the Rat.
  PB92-150523/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
BERMAN, D.
  Effect of the Method of Preparing Monochloramine upon In-
  activation of MS2 Coliphage, 'Escherichia coli', and 'Kleb-
  siella pneumoniae'.
  PB92-217355/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
BERMAN, E.
  Fetal and  Maternal  Effects of Continual Exposure of Rats
  to 970-MHz Circularly-Polarized Microwaves.
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BERRY, H. A.
  Aerial radiological survey of Pocatello  and Soda Springs,
  Idaho and surrounding area, June-July 1986.
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BERRY, W. J.
  Technical  Basis for Establishing Sediment Quality Criteria
  for Nonionic Organic Chemicals Using Equilibrium Partition-
  ing. Annual Review.
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BERTLING, J.
  Computerized  Risk  and Bioaccumulation System (Version
  1.0).
  PB92-114164/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
BETOWSKI, L. 0.
  Interlaboratory  Comparison of Thermospray and Particle
  Beam Liquid  Chromatography/Mass  Spectrometry  Inter-
  faces: Evaluation of a Chlorinated Phenoxy Acid Herbicide
  Liquid   Chromatography/Mass   Spectrometry   Analysis
  Method.
  PB92-124734/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
BEVEN, K.  J.
  Inferences about Solute Transport  in  Macroporous Forest
  Soils from Time Series Models.
  PB92-150572/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
BEVERIDGE, T. J.
  Sorption  of Heavy  Metals  by the  Soil  Fungi 'Aspergillus
  niger' and Mucor rouxii.
  PB92-179811/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
BEYERLEIN, A. L.
  Physical  Property Data  on  Fluorinated Propanes and Bu-
  tanes as CFC and HCFC Alternatives.
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BHATTACHARYYA, D.
  Separation of Hazardous Organics by Low Pressure Mem-
  branes: Treatment of Soil-Wash Rinse-Water Leachates.
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BIGELOW, D. S.
  Quality Assurance  Support for the National Atmospheric
  Deposition Program and National Trends Network Monitor-
  ing Activities. Fourth Progress Report, 1990-1991.
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BILBERT, M. E.
  Examination of the  Anticonvulsant Properties of  Voltage-
  Sensitive  Calcium Channel Inhibitors  in Amygdala Kindled
  Seizures.
  PB92-166776/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

BILLUPS, L. H.
  Subacute and  Subchronic Oral Toxicity of 1.3-Dichloropro-
  pane in the Rat.
  PB92-164912/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BINGHAM, T.
  Reclamation and Redevelopment of  Contaminated  Land.
  Volume 2. European Case Studies.
  PB92-146166/REB             92-01  PCA13/MFA03

BINKLEY, D.
  Pollution Impacts at the Stand and Ecosystem Levels.
  PB92-179027/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

  Western Forests and Air Pollution.
  PB92-198209/REB             92-04  PCA22/MFA04

BINKOWSKI, F. S.
  Sensitivity of RADM to Point Source Emissions Processing.
  PB92-152982/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

  Use of Four-Dimensional Data Assimilation in  a  Limited-
  Area Mesoscale Model Part 2: Effects of Data Assimilation
  within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
  PB92-153923/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Use of Four-Dimensional Data Assimilation in  a  Limited-
  Area Mesoscale Model Part 2: Effects of Data Assimilation
  within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
  PB92-166750/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

BINSTOCK, D. A.
  Standard  Operating  Procedures for Lead in Paint by Hot-
  plate - or Microwave-Based Acid Digestions and Atomic Ab-
  sorption or Inductively Coupled Plasma Emission Spectrom-
  etry.
  PB92-114172/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

BIRKS, H. J. B.
  Assessing Trends in Fishery Resources and Lake Water
  Aluminum from  Paleolimnological  Analyses of  Siliceous
  Algae.
  PB92-180405/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

  How Much  Acidification  Has  Occurred  in  Adirondack
  Region Lakes (New York, USA) since Preindustrial Times.
  PB92-180371/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BIRNBAUM, L.
  Toxicity Equivalency Factors for PCBs.
  PB92-113349/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BIRNBAUM, L. S.
  Comparisons  of  the Effects of TCDD and  Hydrocortisone
  on Growth Factor Expression Provide Insight  into  Their
  Interaction in the Embryonic Mouse Palate.
  PB92-158641/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

  Developmental Toxicity of TCDD  and  Related Compounds:
  Species Sensitivities and Differences.
  PB92-124643/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Disposition  of  2,3,7,8-Tetrabromodibenzo-p-Dioxin   and
  2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin in the Rat: Biliary Excre-
  tion and Induction of Cytochromes CYP1A1 and CYP1A2.
  PB92-150747/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

  Limited PCS Antagonism of TCDD-lnduced  Malformations
  in Mice.
  PB92-166768/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

BLACK, F.
  Emissions and Fuel Economy of DOE Flex-Fuel Vehicles.
  PB92-153055/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

  Impact of Methanol and CNG Fuels on Motor Vehicle Toxic
  Emissions.
  PB92-110378/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

BLACK, H. E.
  Modeling Air Flow Dynamics in Radon Mitigation Systems:
  A Simplified Approach.
  PB92-120427/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

  Simplified Modeling  of Air  Flow  Dynamics  in SSD Radon
  Mitigation Systems for Residences with Grave] Beds
  PB92-195635/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

BLANCHARD, R. L.
  Radiological Survey  of the Norfolk Naval Station, the Nor-
  folk Naval Shipyard, and Newport News Shipbuilding.
  PB92-164730/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

BLATTMANN, B. O.
  Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treatment
  Processes for  the Remediation of Pentachlorophenol- and
  Creosote-Contaminated Materials: Slurry-Phase  Bioreme-
  diation.
  PB92-129683/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treatment
  Processes for  the Remediation of Pentachlorophenol- and
  Creosote-Contaminated Materials: Solid-Phase Bioremedia-
  tion.
  PB92-129725/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

BLEAKLEY, B. H.
  Cloning and Expression of a Lignin Peroxidase Gene from
  'Streptomyces viridosporus' in 'Streptomyces lividans'.
  PB92-180389/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BLEDSOE, B.
  Metals  in  Ground Water: Sampling Artifacts and Reproduc-
  ibility.
  PB92-227479/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
BLEDSOE, B. E.
  Bioiransformatton of Monoaromatic and Chlorinated Hydro-
  carbons at an Aviation Gasoline Spill Site
  PB92-144005/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BLOCK, D. R.
  Role of Climate in Forest Monitoring and Assessment: A
  New England Example.
  PB92-132885/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
BLOT, C.
  New Methods  for the Assessment of Immunotoxicity  of
  Chemical Substances.
  PB92-232859/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

BLOWERS, P.
  Determination of alpha-emitting nuclides of pfutonium, am-
  ericium and curium in environmental materials: Pt.  1. Sea
  water.
  DE92614732/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BOATMAN, J.
  Evaluation of RADM Predictions for a Mesoscaie-beta Box
  Volume over Northeastern Pennsylvania.
  PB92-158492/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

BOBSEINE, K. L.
  Selection Kinetics during Serial Cell Culture Passage  of
  Mixtures of Wild-Type 'Autographa caliiomica' Nuclear Po-
  lyhedrosis Virus and Its Recombinant Ac360-Beta-gal.
  PB92-143874/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
BOEHM, M.
  Climate.
  PB92-1SO457/R6B              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Climate  Change in Thailand and Its Potential Impact on
  Rice Yield.
  PB92-232883/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Preface and Introduction to The Response of Western For-
  ests to Air Pollution'.
  PB92-143833/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Statistical  Methodology  for  Exploring  Elevational  Differ-
  ences in Precipitation  Chemistry.
  PB92-144088/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Summary.  Projections,  and  Recommendations.  (Chapter
  13).
  PB92-152990/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Western Forests and Air Pollution.
  P892-198209/REB              92-04  PC A22/MF AIM
BOGGIS, S. J.
  Determination of alpha-emitting nuclides of plutonium, am-
  ericium and cunum in environmental materials: Pt.  1. Sea
  water.
  DE92614732/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BOHUON, C.
  New Methods for the  Assessment of Immunotoxicity  of
  Chemical Substances.
  PB92-232859/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
BOKSLEITNER, R. P.
  Routine Estimation and Reporting of Dry Deposition for the
  U.S.A. Dry Deposition Network
  PB92-121144/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BONNER, M.
  Neurobiological  Effects of Colchicine: Modulation  by Nerve
  Growth Factor.
  PB92-158633/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BONNER, M. J.
  Compensatory Alterations  in  Receptor-Stimulated Phos-
  phoinositide Hydrolysis in the Hippocampus  Vary as  a
  Function of Dose of Colchtcine.
  PB92-110501/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
BORCHERS, H. J.
  Expert Systems Show Promise for Customer Inquiries. Man-
  agement and Operations.
  PB92-166636/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
BORGWARDT, R. H.
  Technology for  Reduction  of  CO2 Emissions  from the
  Transportation Sector
  PB92-153733/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BOSLTON, H. L.
  Zooplankton Population Dynamics in Experimentally Toxi-
  fted Pond Ecosystems.
  PB92-153352/HEB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
BOSTIAN, H. E.
  Comparison of Organic Emissions from Laboratory and Full-
  Scale Thermal Degradation of Sewage Sludge.
  PB92-1368S2/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BOTT, T. 1_
  Selection of Surrogates for a Genetically Engineered Micro-
  organism with Cellulolytic Capability for Ecological Studies
  in Streams.
  PB92-195791/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BOULEY, M. 0.
  Guide for Using the Empincal Kinetics Modeling  Approach
  Interface (EKMAl)
  PB92-196005/HEB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BOURASSA, H. E.
  Running a Conference as a Clean Product. International
  Conference on  Pollution  Prevention: Clean Technologies
  and Clean  Products. Held in Washington. DC. on June 10-
  13, 1990.
  PB92-109099/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BOWER, M.
  Chemical Substitution for 1.1,1.-Trichloroethane and Metha-
  no! in an Industrial Cleaning Operation.
  PB92-179886/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
BOWKER, P.
  Cape Cod Waste Water Renovation and Retrieval System,
  a Study of Water Treatment and Conservation First Year of
  Operation.
  PB92-174408/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03

BOWNE, N. E.
  AcidMODES: A  Major Field  Study to  Evaluate Regional
  Scale Air Pollution Models.
  PB92-158518/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BOYES, W. K.
  Alterations in Rat Flash and Pattern Reversal Evoked  Po-
  tentials  after Acute or Repeated Administration  of Carbon
  Disulfide (CS2).
  PB92-188929/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Sensory Evoked Potentials: Measures of Neurotoxicity.
  PB92-164805/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

BOYLE, K. M.
  Numerical Calculation: Aspiration Efficiency of Aerosols into
  Thin-Walled Sampling Inlets.
  PB92-132901/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

BRACKETT, K. A.
  Asbestos Fiber Release during Change-Out of Filter Bags
  from HEPA-Fiitered Vacuum Cleaners.
  PB92-113208/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

BRADBURY, S. P.
  Hepatic Microsomal N-hydroxylation of Aniline and 4-chlor-
  oaniline by Rainbow Trout 'Onchorhyncus mykiss'.
  PB92-227354/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

BRAGUE, J. A. P.
  Effects  of Heavy Industrial Pollution on Respiratory  Func-
  tion in  the  Children  of  Cubatao, Brazil: A  Preliminary
  Report.
  PB92-217207/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

BRAKKE, D. F.
  Regional Patterns and Local Variability of Dry and Occult
  Deposition Strongly  Influence Sulfate  Concentrations  in
  Maine Lakes.
  PB92-136951/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

BRASHERS, L. K.
  Use of Marsh Plants for Toxicity Testing of Water and Sedi-
  ment.
  PB92-195882/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BRAUN, K. O.
  Evaporation  Rate of Volatile Liquids. Final Report, Second
  Edition.
  PB92-232305/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02

BRENNAN, T.
  Case Study of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation in a New
  York State School.
  PB92-198571/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

BREWER, G. F.
  Regional Patterns and Local Vanability of Dry and Occult
  Deposition Strongly  Influence Sulfate  Concentrations  in
  Maine Lakes.
  PB92-136951/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

BRIDGES, J. S.
  Asia Pacific Cleaner  Production  Conference: Cooperative
  Approaches in Minimising Hazardous Wastes.  Held in Mel-
  bourne, Australia on February 24-27, 1992.
  PB92-180173/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Asia Pacific Cleaner  Production Conference:  International
  Legislative Trends.  Held in  Melbourne, Australia  on Febru-
  ary 24-27, 1992.
  PB92-180181/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

BRINKLEY, D.
  Preface and Introduction to The Response of Western For-
  ests to Air Pollution'.
  PB92-143833/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

BRNA, T. G.
  Cleaning of Flue Gases from Waste Combustors, 1990.
  PB92-121300/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Parametric Evaluation of Powdered Activated Carbon Injec-
  tion for  Control  of Mercury Emissions from a Municipal
  Waste Combustor.
  PB92-195940/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 1. Sessions 0, 1,2. and 3. Held
  in Hollywood, Florida,  on Apnl 11-14. 1989.
  PB92-174663/REB             92-01  PCA19/MFA04

  Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 2. Sessions 4, 5, and 6. Held in
  Hollywood. Florida on April  11-14, 1989.
  PB92-174671/RES             92-01  PCA19/MFA04

  Proceedings: 1989 International Conference on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 3. Sessions 7 and  8. Held in
  Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-14. 1989.
  PB92-174689/REB             92-01  PC A19/MF A04

  Proceedings: 1989 Internationa! Conference on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 4.  Sessions 9. 10, 11, and 12.
  Held in  Hollywood, Florida on April 11-14, 1989.
  PB92-174697/REB             92-01  PC A21/MF A04
  Reducing Mercury Emission from Municipal Waste Combus-
  tion with Carbon Injection into Flue Gas.
  PB92-195965/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

BROCKMAN, H. E.
  Antimutagenicity Profiles of Some Natural Substances.
  PB92-206382/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
BROOKS, G.
  Example Emission Inventory Documentation for Post-1987
  Ozone State Implementation Plans (SIPs).
  PB92-112176/REB             92-01  PC A18/MF A04

BROOKS, G. W.
  Quality  Review Guidelines for 1990 Base Year Emission In-
  ventories.
  PB92-224435/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03

BROOKS, H. G.
  Induction  of Prophage  Lambda  by  Chlorinated Organics:
  Detection of Some Single-Species/Single-Site Carcinogens.
  PB92-195841/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BROOKS, L.
  Fractionation of  Complex Combustion Mixtures Using an
  Ion-Exchange Methodology.
  PB92-126887/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

BROOKS, L. R.
  Evaluation of High Volume Particle Sampling and Sample
  Handling Protocols for Ambient Urban Air Mutagenicity De-
  terminations.
  PB92-188952/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

BROOKS, R. P.
  Approach to Improving Decision Making in Wetland Resto-
  ration and Creation.
  PB92-217306/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02

BROOKS, R. T.
  Forest  Health Monitoring, New  England,  1990.  Annual
  Report.
  PB92-113018/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

BROWER, M. E.
  Health Advisory for 2,4- and 2,6-Dinitrotoluene (DNT).
  PB92-189315/REB             92-01  PC A10VMF A03

BROWN,  D.
  Climate Change  in Thailand  and Its Potential Impact on
  Rice Yield.
  PB92-232883/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

BROWN,  D. S.
  Field Testing Pesticide Transport Models at  a Cooperative
  Test Site Near Plains, Georgia.
  PB92-150473/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

BROWN,  J.
  Handbook of RCRA Ground-Water Monitoring Constituents:
  Chemical  and Physical Properties (40  CFR  Part  264, Ap-
  pendix 9).
  PB92-233287/REB             92-04  PC A13/MF A03

BROWN,  J.  L
  Predictive Assay  for Rodent Carcinogenicity Using  In vivo
  Biochemical Parameters.  Operational  Characteristics and
  Complementarity.
  PB92-206390/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

BROWN,  J. W.
  Hydrogenase-Linked Gene in 'Methanobacterium thermoau-
  totrophicum' Strain DeltaH Encodes a Polyferredoxin.
  PB92-206234/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

BROWN,  K. P.
  Application  of  a  Water Quality Assessment  Modeling
  System at a Superfund Site.
  PB92-164490/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

BROWN,  L. M.
  Chemical Substitution for 1,1.1,-Trichloroethane and Metha-
  nol in an Industrial Cleaning Operation.
  PB92-179886/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Evaluation  of Five Waste Minimization  Technologies at the
  General Dynamics Pomona Division Plant.
  PB92-12S756/REB             92-01  PCA04/MFA01

BROWN,  M.
  Quality  Assurance  Project Plan:  Tampa, Florida Wetlands
  Study.
  PB92-122761/REB             92-01  PC A11/MF A03

BROWN,  M. T.
  Evaluating  Created  Wetlands through Comparisons with
  Natural  Wetlands.
  PB92-111566/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BROWN,  R.
  Methodology for Assessing Environmental Releases of and
  Exposure to Municipal Solid Waste Combustor Residuals.
  PB92-109149/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

BROWN,  W. L.
  Measurement of  the Biotransfer and  Time Constant  of
  Radon from Ingested Water by Human Breath Analysis.
  PB92-189026/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BROWNAWELL, B. J.
  Adsorption of Surfactants (Chapter 7).
  PB92-143809/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BROWNLEE, J. A.
  Asbestos  Concentrations Two Years  After  Abatement  in
  Seventeen Schools.
  PB92-158476/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BRUCE, K. R.
  Role of Gas-Phase CI2  in the Formation of PCDD/PCDF
  during Waste Combustion.
  PB92-121383/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Sorbent/Urea Slurry  Injection for Simultaneous SO2/NOx
  Removal.
  PB92-195817/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                      CARR, E.  L.
BRUEHL, C. H.
  Current and Future Environmental Role of Atmospheric
  Methane: Model Studies and Uncertainties.
  PB92-188820/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
BRUETSCH, R. I.
  Evaluation of  a Vehicle Equipped with  a  Direct Injection
  Engine Using Neat Methanol.
  PB92-118009/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Natural Gas Vehicle Challenge: EPA  Emissions and  Fuel
  Economy Testing, 1992.
  PB92-217926/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
BRUNNER, J.
  Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstra-
  tion Test  Horsehead  Resource  Development  Company,
  Inc., Flame Reactor Technology, Monaca, Pennsylvania.
  PB92-205855/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02

BRUNNER, J. D.
  EPA SITE Demonstration of the Horsehead Resource De-
  velopment Company Flame  Reactor Technology.
  PB92-139401/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
BRYANT, F. O.
  Regiospecific Dechlorination of Pentachlorophenoi by Dich-
  lorophenol-Adapted Microorganisms in Freshwater, Anaero-
  bic Sediment Slurries.
  PB92-101674/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
BRYANT, M. F.
  Induction of Micronuclei by X-radiation  in  Human, Mouse
  and Rat Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes.
  PB92-113315/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Interspecies Cytogenetic Comparisons: Studies with X-Radi-
  ation and Bleomycin Sulfate.
  PB92-227438/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

BUCHANAN, R.
  Handbook for Special  Public Notification  for Lead for Public
  Drinking Water Suppliers.
  PB92-164722/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
BUCKALEW, A. R.
  Embryonic Palatal Responses  to Teratogens in Serum-Free
  Organ Culture.
  PB92-188960/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
BUCKLEY, D. J.
  Selection of a Base Serum for the Preparation  of Quality
  Control Pools Containing Environment Analytes.
  PB92-153840/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

BULLOCK, O. R.
  Effect of Sub-Grid-Scale Rainfall Analysis on Sulfate Wet
  Deposition Estimates  in the Regional  Lagrangian Model of
  Air Pollution (RELMAP).
  PB92-158526/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

BUNYARD, F.
  Clean Air  Act Section 183(d)  Guidance  on Cost-Effective-
  ness.
  PB92-136795/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

BURBANK, D. A.
  Capsule  Report: Adipic Acid-Enhanced  Lime/Limestone
  Test Results at the  EPA Alkali Scrubbing Test Facility.
  PB92-179944/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

BURDEN, D. S.
  Sampling of Contaminated Sites.
  PB92-110436/REB
                               92-01  PC A02/MF A01
BURKE, I. C.
  Approach to Assessment of Management Impacts on Agri-
  cultural Soil Carbon.
  PB92-217173/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

BURKE, R. A.
  Seasonal  Variations of  Stable Hydrogen and Carbon Iso-
  tope Ratios of Methane in Subtropical Freshwater Sedi-
  ments.
  PB92-217181/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

BURKHARD, L
  Methods  for  Aquatic Toxicity Identification  Evaluations.
  Phase 1 Toxicity Characterization Procedures. Second Edi-
  tion.
  PB92-100072/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
BURKLIN, C. E.
  Oil and Gas Field Emissions Survey.
  PB92-184977/REB             92-01  PC A14/MF A03
BURLESON, G. R.
  Enhance  and  Prolonged Pulmonary Influenza Virus Infec-
  tion Following  Phosgene Inhalation.
  PB92-124650/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  New Methods  for the  Assessment of Immunotoxicity  of
  Chemical Substances.
  PB92-232859/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

BURMASTER, D. E.
  On-Site Methods for Assessing Chemical  Impact  on the
  Soil Environment Using Earthworms: A Case Study at the
  Baird  and McGuire Superfund Site. Holbrook,  Massachu-
  setts.
  PB92-10B166/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BURNS, A.  A.
  Study to Determine the Feasibility of Using a Ground-Pene-
  trating  Radar for More Effective Remediation of  Subsurface
  Contamination.
  PB92-169382/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02

BURNS, A. J.
  Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program, 1991. Volume 1: State-
  wide Summary Report.
  PB92-222512/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
  Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program, 1991. Volume 4: West-
  Central Illinois Region.
  PB92-239482/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

BURRIS, B. E.
  Standardized Costs for Water Supply Distribution Systems.
  PB92-141290/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03

BURRIS, D. E.
  Standardized Costs for Water Supply Distribution Systems.
  PB92-141290/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03

BURSE, V. W.
  Possible Approaches to  Establishing Interlaboratory Com-
   Sarability of Measurements of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in
   uman Serum.
  PB92-144062/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Selection  of a Base Serum for the  Preparation of Quality
  Control Pools Containing  Environment Analytes.
  PB92-153840/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

BURSEY, J.
  Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analysis
  of Ozone Precursors.
  PB92-122795/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02

BURSEY, J. T.
  Evaluation  of VOST and SemiVOST  Methods  for  Haloge-
  nated Compounds in the Clean Air Act Amendments  Title
  III, Bench and Laboratory Studies.
  PB92-178979/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Screening  Methods for  the Development of Air  Toxics
  Emission Factors.
  PB92-108778/REB             92-01  PC A20/MF A04

BURTON, C.
  Composition of Motor Vehicle Organic Emissions under Ele-
  vated Temperature Summer Driving  Conditions (75 to 105
  degF).
  PB92-166693/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

BURTON, R. M.
  High-Volume Impactor  for Sampling Fine and Coarse Parti-

  PB92-166727/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Indoor Air Pollutants from Unvented Kerosene Heater Emis-
  sions in Mobile Homes:  Studies on Particles, Semivolatile
  Organics Carbon Monoxide, and Mutagenicity.
  PB92-113232/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

BUSCHE, F. D.
  Sampling of Contaminated Sites.
  PB92-110436/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

BUSHNELL, P. J.
  Effects of Trimethyltin on Repeated Acquisition (Learning)
  in the Radial-Arm Maze.
  PB92-227503/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Serial Spatial Reversal Learning in Rats: Comparison of In-
  strumental and Automaintenance Procedures.
  PB92-143940/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

BUTTNER, M. P.
  Evaluation of Four Aerobiological Sampling Methods for the
  Retrieval of Aerosolized 'Pseudomonas syringae'.
  PB92-158591/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

BUZANOWSKI, M. A.
  Evaluation of NOx Emission Control Catalysts for Power
  Plant SCR Installations.
  PB92-121276/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

BYERS, G. E.
  Direct/Delayed   Response  Project:  Soil  Characterization
  Comparison.
  PB92-153428/REB             92-01  PC A16/MF A03

  Monitoring and Research Strategy for Forests-Environmen-
  tal Monitoring and Assessment Program.
  PB92-146208/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02

BYUN, D. W.
  Sensitivity of RADM to Point Source Emissions Processing.
  PB92-152982/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CAIN, W. S.
  Reference Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazardous Air Pol-
  lutants Listed in the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990.
  PB92-239516/REB             92-04 PC A05/MF A01

CAKA, F. M.
  Intercomparison  of Sampling  Techniques  for Nicotine in
  Indoor Environments.
  PB92-110402/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CAKE, E. W.
  Effects of Section 404 Permitting on Freshwater Wetlands
  in Louisiana. Alabama, and Mississippi.
  PB92-217439/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01

CALAMBOKIDIS, J.
  Chemical  Contamination of Harbor Seal  Pups in  Puget
  Sound. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
  PB92-132778/REB             92-01 PC A06/MF A02

CALLAHAN, C. A.
  On-Site Methods for  Assessing Chemical Impact on the
  Soil  Environment Using  Earthworms: A Case Study at the
  Baird and McGuire Superfund Site, Holbrook,  Massachu-
  setts.
  PB92-108166/REB             92-01 PC A03/MF A01

CALLAHAN, P. J.
  Phase Distributions of Airborne Polycyclic Aromatic Hydro-
  carbons in Two U.S. Cities.
  PB92-164979/REB             92-01 PC A03/MF A01
CALLEMAN, C. J.
  Formation of Hemoglobin Adducts of Acrylamide  and Its
  Epoxide Metabolite Glycidamide in the Rat.
  PB92-150523/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

CAMERON, R. E.
  Guide to  Site and Soil Description  for  Hazardous Waste
  Site Characterization. Volume 1. Metals.
  PB92-146158/REB             92-01   PCA13/MFA03

CAMPBELL, D.
  Analysis of Factors Affecting Methane Gas Recovery from
  Six Landfills.
  PB92-101351/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03

  Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of Sty-
  rene, Interim Report.
  PB92-126788/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02

CAMPBELL, D. L.
  Development of an Empirical Model of Methane Emissions
  from Landfills.
  PB92-152875/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02

CAMPBELL, R. P.
  Fate of 'Bacillus sphaericus' 2362  Spores Following Inges-
  tion by Nontarget Invertebrates.
  PB92-129774/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

CAMPBELL, W. G.
  Global Ecosystems Database. Version 0.1 (Beta-test).  EPA
  Global Climate  Research Program.  NOAA/NGDC  Global
  Change Database Program. Prototype  1. Database Docu-
  mentation. NGDC  Key to Geophysical Records Documenta-
  tion No. 25.
  PB92-122803/REB             92-01   PC A16/MF A03

CANTER, L W.
  Control of Aromatic Waste Air  Streams by Soil Bioreactors.
  PB92-144021/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

CANTILLI, R.
  Drinking Water Health Advisory Antimony.
  PB92-135433/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Drinking Water Health Advisory for  Aldrin.
  PB92-135417/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Drinking Water Health Advisory for  Beryllium.
  PB92-135441/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Drinking Water Health Advisory for  Boron.
  PB92-135458/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Drinking Water Health Advisory for  Chlorpyrifos.
  PB92-135466/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Isophorone.
  PB92-135474/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Drinking Water Health Advisory for  Malathion.
  PB92-135482/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Drinking Water Health Advisory for  p-Nitrophenol.
  PB92-135490/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Phenol.
  PB92-135508/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Silver.
  PB92-135516/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Thallium.
  PB92-135524/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

CAPLAN, K. J.
  Evaporation Rate  of Volatile Liquids. Final Report, Second

                               92-04  PC A09/MF A02
Edition.
PB92-232305/REB
CARASEA, A.
  Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System Software
  for the PC (SOW March 1990 Version 1). User Manual.
  PB92-145598/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

CARDON, M.
  Generation of Recombinant Baculovirus via  Liposome-Me-
  diated Transfection.
  PB92-143973/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01

CAREY, L. A.
  Effects of  Aqueous and Dietary Exposure  of Dieldrin on
  Survival, Growth and Bioconcentration in Mallard Ducklings.
  PB92-217413/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CARLSON, P.
  Feasibility of Including Regional and Temporal VOC Emis-
  sions Estimates in the EPA Emissions Trends Report.
  PB92-216910/REB             92-04  PCA04/MFA01

CARLTON, J. T.
  Test of Criteria for Introduced Species: The Global Invasion
  by the Isopod 'Synidotea laevidorsalis' (Miers, 1881).
  PB92-108018/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CARMICHAEL, W. W.
  Status Report  on Planktonic Cyanobacteria  (Blue-Green
  Algae) and Their Toxins.
  PB92-206259/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

CARR, E.  L.
  Guideline for Regulatory Application of the  Urban Airshed
  Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 1. Technical
  Report.
  PB92-213222/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01

  Guideline for Regulatory Application ot the  Urban Airshed
  Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 2. Appendi-
  ces.
  PB92-213230/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
CARREIRA, L. A.
  Continuous  Multiligand Distribution Model Used to  Predict
  the  Stability Constant of Cu(ll)  Metal Complexation with
  Humic Material from Fluorescence Quenching Data.
  PB92-101377/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Fluorescence Techniques for Metal-Humic Interactions.
  PB92-101369/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CARROLL, G. J.
  Trace Metal Fate in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator with an Ioniz-
  ing Wet Scrubber (Journal Article).
  PB92-110568/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CARROLL, J.  P.
  Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study  Series.
  Screening Procedures for Estimating the  Air Impacts of In-
  cineration at Supertund Sites.
  PB92-171917/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

CARROLL, T. R.
  Improvement of  PMN Review Procedures to Estimate Pro-
  tective Clothing Performance. Executive Summary Report.
  PB92-10S691/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CARSON, D. A.
  RCRA Cover Systems for Waste Management Facilities.
  PB92-120435/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Technical Guidance Document: Inspection  Techniques for
  the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field Seams.
  PB92-109057/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02

CARTER, H. B.
  Fetal and Maternal  Effects of Continual  Exposure of Rats
  to 970-MHz  Circularly-Polarized Microwaves.
  PB92-227602/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CARTER, H. W.
  Quantitative Image  Cytometry of Hepatocytes Expressing
  Gamma-Glutamyt Transpeptidase and Glutathione S-Trans-
  ferase in Diethylnitrosamine-lnitiated  Rats Treated with
  Phenobarbitol and/or Phthalate Esters
  PB92-227586/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CARTER, J. A.
  GIS Technical Memorandum 3: Global Positioning Systems
  Technology  and  Its Application in Environmental Programs.
  PB92-169358/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

CARTER, J. H.
  Quantitative Image  Cytometry of Hepatocytes Expressing
  Gamma-GlutamyT Transpeptidase and Glutathione S-Trans-
  ferase in Diethylnitrosamine-lnitiated  Rats Treated with
  Phenobarbitol and/or Phthalate Esters.
  PB92-227586/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CARTER, M.H.
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System. Software
  for the PC (Version June 1990). User Manual.
  PB92-145580/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02

CARTER, W. P. L.
  Protocols for  Evaluating Oxidant Mechanisms for  Urban
  and Regional Models.
  PB92-205848/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02

CARTWRIGHT, K.
  Construction,  Monitoring, and  Performance of Two Soil
  Liners.
  PB92-124O49/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02

CARVER, A. C.
  Laboratory and Field Evaluations of a Methodology for De-
  termining Hexavaient Chromium  Emissions from Stationary
  Sources.
  PB92-101336/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02

CASSELL.D.
  Forest Hearth Monitoring Plot Design and Logistics Study.
  PB92-118447/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
CASSELL, D. L
  Direct/Delayed Response Project: Future Effects of Long-
  Term Sulfur Deposition on Stream Chemistry in the Mid-Ap-
  palachian Region of the Eastern United States.
  PB92-232370/REB              92-04  PC A18/MF A04

  Monitoring and Research Strategy for Forests-Environmen-
  tal Monitoring and Assessment Program.
  PB92-146208/REB              92-01  PC A09/MF A02
CASS1DY, P. E.
  Chemical Resistance of Geosynthetic Materials.
  PB92-136928/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Evaluation  of  the  Chemical Resistance  of  Geotextifes,
  Geonet and Pipe.
  PB92-170562/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
CASTO, B. C.
  Application  of a Plant Test System in the Identification of
  Potential Genetic Hazards at Chemical Waste Sites.
  PB92-124551/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Application  of Tradescantia Micronucleus Assay for In situ
  Evaluation of  Potential Genetic Hazards from  Exposure to
  Chemicals at a Wood-Preserving Site.
  PB92-217231/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

CAUDILL, S.  P.
  Possible Approaches to Establishing Interiaboratory Com-
  parability of Measurements of Polychlorinated  Biphenyls  in
  Human Serum.
  PB92-144062/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
CAUSLEY, M.
  User's Guide  for the Urban Airshed Model. Volume  4.
  User's Manual for the Emissions Preprocessor System 2.0.
  Part A: Core FORTRAN System.
  PB92-226232/RE8             92-04   PC A19/MF A04
CAVALLO, A.
  Effect of Natural Ventilation on Radon and Radon Progeny
  Levels in Houses.
  PB92-124148/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Effects  of  Natural and Forced Basement Ventilation on
  Radon Levels in Single Family Dwellings.
  PB92-192194/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  Natural  Basement Ventilation as a Radon Mitigation Tech-
  nique.
  PB92-166958/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

CAVANAGH, J. E,
  Ozonation Byproducts: Identification of Bromohydrins from
  the  Ozonation  Natural Waters with Enhanced Bromide
  Levels.
  PB92-232958/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

CAWKWELL, P. R.
  Identification and Characterization of Missing or Unaccount-
  ed for Area Source Categories.
  PB92-139377/REB             92-01   PC A15/MF A03

CELIA, M. A.
  Evaluation of Hydraulic Conductivities Calculated from Mul-
  tiport-Permeameter Measurements.
  PB92-144013/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Multiphase Chemical Transport in Porous Media.
  PB92-205640/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CERNY, M. E.
  Health Assessment Document for Talc.
  PB92-239524/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

CHADHA, A.
  Identification and Characterization of Missing or Unaccount-
  ed for Area Source Categories.
  PB92-139377/REB             92-01   PC A15/MF A03
CHADWICK, R. W.
  2,4.5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic Acid Influence on 2,6-Dinitro-
  toluene-lnduced Urine Genotoxicity  in  Fisher 344  Rats:
  Effect on Gastrointestinal Microflora and Enzyme Activity.
  PB92-206309/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Effect of Pentachlorpphenol on the Activation of 2,6-Dinitro-
  toluene to Genotoxic Urinary Metabolites in CD-1  Mice: A
  Comparison of Gl Enzyme Activities and Urine Mutagenic-

  PB92-150895/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

CHAFIN, C. R.
  Carbonate  Equilibria and  Groundwater Sample Collection.
  Implications for Estimated Average Subsurface Properties
  in Continental North America.
  PB92-101690/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
CHAKRABORTI, T. K.
  Comparison of In vivo Cholinesterase Inhibition in Neonatal
  and Adult Rats by Three  Organophosphorothioate Insecti-
  cides.
  PB92-110550/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Long-Term Neurochemical and Behavioral Effects Induced
  by Acute Chlorpyrifos Treatment.
  PB92-206366/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

CHAMMAS, M. J.
  Life History and Toxfeological Comparisons of Temperate
  and Subtropical Mysids.
  PB92-124304/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

CHAMPION, M. R.
  Field Performance of Woodburning and Coalbuming Appli-
  ances in Crested Butte during the 1989-90 Heating Season.
  PB92-106921/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02

  Field Performance  of  Woodbuming Stoves  in  Crested
  Butte, Colorado.
  PB92-113133/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
CHAMPLIN, T. L
  Toxicity Reduction Evaluation: Case Histories at High Point
  and Fayetteville, North Carolina.
  PB92-222231/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02

CHAN, L. K.
  NO/Char Reactions at Pulverized Coal Flame Conditions.
  PB92-121417/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CHANEY, R. L.
  Bioavailability to Plants of  Sludge-Borne Toxic Organics.
  PB92-153931/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
CHANG, J.
  Investigation of RADM Performance Using Aircraft Meas-
  urements.
  PB92-152974/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

CHANG, J. C. S.
  Effects of Building  Features on Indoor  Air and Pollutant
  Movements.
  PB92-153808/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

CHANG, J. J.
  2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic Acid  Influence on 2,6-Dinitro-
  toluene-lnduced Urine Genotoxicity in  Fisher 344 Rats:
  Effect on Gastrointestinal  Microflora and Enzyme Activity.
  PB92-206309/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

CHANG,  J. S.
  Evaluation of RADM Predictions for a Mesoscale-beta Box
  Volume over Northeastern Pennsylvania.
  PB92-158492/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

CHANG,  L. W.
  DNA  Strand  Breaks Induced in  Cultured  Human  and
  Rodent Cells by Chlorohydroxyfuranones, Mutagens Isolat-
  ed from Drinking Water.
  PB92-164904/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Environmental Gases.
  PB92-227313/REB
                               92-04  PC A06/MF A02
CHAPIN, R. E.
  Methods for Assessing Rat Sperm Motility.
  PB92-195825/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CHAPMAN, G. A.
  Effects of Low Dissolved Oxygen on Survival, Growth and
  Reproduction of 'Daphnia', 'Hyalella' and 'Gammarus'.
  PB92-188846/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CHAPMAN, J. W.
  Test of Criteria for Introduced Species: The Global Invasion
  by the Isopod 'Synidotea laevidorsalis' (Miers, 1881).
  PB92-108018/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CHAPMAN, M. L.
  Comparison of In vivo Cholinesterase Inhibition in Neonatal
  and Adult Rats by Three  Organophosphorothioate Insecti-
  cides.
  PB92-110550/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Long-Term Neurochemical and Behavioral Effects Induced
  by Acute Chlorpyrifos Treatment.
  PB92-206366/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

CHAPMAN, P. J.
  Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological  Treatment
  Processes for the Remediation of Pentachlorophenol- and
  Creosote-Contaminated Materials:  Slurry-Phase  Bioreme-
  diation.
  PB92-129683/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological  Treatment
  Processes for the Remediation of Pentachlorophenol- and
  Creosote-Contaminated Materials: Solid-Phase Bioremedia-
  tion.
  PB92-129725/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Biodegradation of Creosote and Pentachlorophenol in Con-
  taminated Groundwater. Chemical and  Biological Assess-
  ment.
  PB92-129659/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Mutants of 'Pseudomonas cepacia' G4 Defective in Catabo-
  lism of Aromatic Compounds and Trichloroetrtytene.
  PB92-129741/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Performance Characterization of a Model Bioreactor for the
  Biodegradation of Trichloroethylene by  'Pseudomonas ce-
  pacia' G4.
  PB92-129717/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CHAPMAN, R. S.
  Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test  Paniculate
  and  Organic Emissions from  a Third  World Residential
  Combustion Process. Ill Evaluation of a Potential Technique
  for the Control of Emissions from the Indoor, Open  Hearth
  Combustion of Coal.
  PB92-206499/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test  Particulate
  and  Organic  Emissions from  a Third World Residential
  Combustion Process. 1. Facility Description and  Results of
  Tests of Three Rural China Residential Coals, a U.S. Coal,
  and Wood.
  PB92-206598/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CHAPMAN, W. F.
  Ineffectiveness of Cough  for Enhancing Mucus Clearance
  in Asymptomatic Smokers.
  PB92-233022/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

CHAPPELL, J.
  Solvent Use  Emissions Estimation Methodologies:  Future
  Implications.
  PB92-150440/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CHAPPELL, P. J.
  Fuzzy Logic Control of AC Induction Motors.
  PB92-180207/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Research and Development Efforts to Develop Improved
  Inventory Methodologies  for Area Source Solvent Emis-
  sions.
  PB92-126846/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CHARBENEAU, R. J.
  Exposure Assessment Modeling for Hydrocarbon Spills into
  the Subsurface: Sensitivity to Soil Properties.
  PB92-191147/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Modeling Contaminant Transport through  Subsurface Sys-
  tems.
  PB92-179118/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CHARLES, 0. F.
  Diatoms: Powerful Indicators of Environmental Change.
  PB92-180397/REB             92-O1  PC A03/MF A01

  How  Much  Acidification  Has  Occurred  in Adirondack
  Region Lakes (New York, USA) since Preindustrial Times.
  PB92-180371/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

CHASON, V.
  Comparative Acute  Sensitivity of Larval Topsmelt, 'Athenn-
  ops affinis', and Inland Silverside, 'Menidia beryllina', to 11
  Chemicals.
  PB92-195668/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

CHEHASKE, J. T.
  Total Hydrocarbon Emission Testing of Wastewater Sludge
  Incinerators. Volume 1.
  PB92-197086/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01

  Total Hydrocarbon Emission Testing of Wastewater Sludge
  Incinerators. Volume 2. Appendices.
  PB92-197094/REB             92-04  PC A16/MF A03
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                COLLETTE, T. W.
CHEN, C. T.
  Understanding the Fate of  Petroleum Hydrocarbons in the
  Subsurface Environment.
  PB92-217157/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

CHEN, H.
  Adsorption of Surfactants (Chapter 7).
  PB92-143809/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CHEN, T. L. A.
  Dynamics of Behavioral Thermoregulation in the Rat.
  PB92-124619/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CHERNOFF, N.
  Developmental Toxicity of Bromoxynil in Mice and Rats.
  PB92-113265/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

  Effects of Chemically Induced Maternal Toxicity on Prenatal
  Development in the Rat.
  PB92-150887/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Significance  of Supernumerary Ribs in  Rodent Develop-
  mental Toxicity Studies: Postnatal Persistence in Rats and
  Mice.
  PB92-113299/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CHESSON, J.
  Comparison  of Airborne Asbestos Levels  Determined  by
  Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) Using  Direct and
  Indirect Transfer Techniques.
  PB92-191113/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

CHIANG, T. C.
  Interlaboratory Comparison of Thermospray and Particle
  Beam  Liquid  Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Inter-
  faces:  Evaluation of a Chlorinated Phenoxy Acid Herbicide
  Liquid   Chromatography/Mass   Spectrometry    Analysis
  Method.
  PB92-124734/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CHILOERS, J. W.
  Evaluation of  Gas Chromatography/Matrix Isolation Infrared
  Spectrometry for the Determination of Semivolatile Organic
  Compounds in Air Sample Extracts.
  PB92-166651/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CHING, J.
  Diagnostic Evaluation of Regional  Acid  Deposition Model
  (RADM) Performance during a Period of Frontal Passage
  Using Aircraft Measurements.
  PB92-152958/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  Investigation  of RADM  Performance  Using Aircraft Meas-
  urements.
  PB92-152974/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

  Report of the Great Lakes Air Toxics Research Priorities
  Workshop.  Held  at Navarre,  Minnesota  on March 11-13,
  1991.
  PB92-166933/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CHING, J. K. S.
  AcidMODES:  A  Major  Field  Study to Evaluate Regional
  Scale Air Pollution Models.
  PB92-158518/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Evaluation of RADM Predictions for a Mesoscale-beta Box
  Volume over Northeastern Pennsylvania.
  PB92-158492/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Observations of  Transport of Trace Gases by Vigorous
  Convective Clouds.
  PB92-158484/RE8              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CHINTALA, M.  M.
  Disease Incidence  and Potential Mechanisms of  Defense
  for MSX-Resistant and  -Susceptible Eastern Oysters Held
  in Chesapeake Bay.
  PB92-195650/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CHLADEK, E.
  Advanced  Emissions  Speciation  Methodologies  for  the
  Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program. 2. Al-
  dehydes, Ketones, and Alcohols.
  PB92-206523/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CHOU, S. F. J.
  Technical Resource Document: Batch-Type Procedures for
  Estimating Soil Adsorption of Chemicals.
  PB92-188515/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02

CHRISTENSEN, T. H.
  Landfill Leachate Effects on Sorption of Organic  Micropollu-
  tants onto Aquifer Materials.
  PB92-198597/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CHUANG, J. C.
  Phase Distributions of Airborne Polycyclic Aromatic Hydro-
  carbons in Two U.S. Cities.
  PB92-164979/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Their Derivatives in
  Indoor and Outdoor Air in an Eight-Home  Study.
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  Sampling Polycyctic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Related
  Semivolatite Organic Compounds in Indoor Air.
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CHURCH, M. R.
  Direct/Delayed Response  Project:  Future Effects  of Long-
  Term Sulfur Deposition  on  Stream Chemistry in the Mid-Ap-
  palachian Region of the Eastern United States.
  PB92-232370/REB              92-04  PC A18/MF A04

CIAMMAICHELLA, R.
  Neanthes Long-Term Exposure Experiment: Further Evalua-
  tion of the Relationship between Juvenile Growth and Re-
  productive Success.
  PB92-166891/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CICHANOWICZ, J. E.
  Stationary  Combustion  NOx  Control: A Summary of  the
  1991 Symposium. Held in Washington,  DC., March 25-28,
  1991.
  PB92-121375/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CICMANEC, J. L.
  90-Day Toxicity Study of Dichloroacetate in Dogs.
            3/REB
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CIMINO, M. C.
  Considerations in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agen-
  cy's Testing Approach for Mutagencity.
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CLARK, C.
  Burning Tires for Fuel and Tire Pyrolysis- Air Implications.
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CLARK, 0.
  Effects of pH, Solid/Solution Ratio, Ionic Strength, and Or-
  ganic Acids on Pb and Cd Sorption on Kaolinite.
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CLARK, D. A.
  Distribution, Speciation, and Transformation of Chromium in
  Contaminated Soils and Aquifer Sediments.
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  Facilitated Transport  of Inorganic Contaminants in  Ground
  Water: Part 2. Colloidal Transport.
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  Metals in  Ground Water:  Sampling Artifacts and Reproduc-
  ibility.
  PB92-227479/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
CLARK, J. R.
  Mosquito  Control Pesticides: Adverse Impacts to Freshwa-
  ter Aquatic and Marine Organisms.
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CLARK, P. J.
  Asbestos  Fiber Release during Change-Out of Filter Bags
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CLARK, R.
  Prevention of Waterborne Cholera in the United States.
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CLARK, R. M.
  Drinking  Water from  Agriculturally Contaminated Ground-
  water.
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  Drinking Water  Research  Division's Research  Activities in
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  Field-Testing Distribution Water Quality Models.
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  Safe Drinking Water  from Small  Systems: Treatment Op-
  tions.
  PB92-198605/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Searching  for a Water Supply Connection in the Cabool,
  Missouri Disease Outbreak of 'Escherichia coli' 01 57:H7.
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CLARK, T. L.
  Performances of  Lagrangian and Eulerian Transport and
  Diffusion Models across Continental Scales.
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CLARKE, J. F.
  Routine Estimation and Reporting of Dry Deposition for the
  U.S.A. Dry Deposition Network.
  PB92-121144/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CLARKE, S. E.
  Oregon,   USA,  Ecological  Regions  and  Subregions  for
  Water Quality Management.
  PB92-180348/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CLARKIN, M.
  Case Study of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation in a New
  York State School.
  PB92-1 98571 /RES              92-04  PCA02/MFA01

CLAUDIO, L.
  Implementing 'In vitro' Models in the Hazard Identification
  and Risk Assessment Process.
  PB92-188796/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CLAXTON,  L.
  Color Yes: Cancer No.
  PB92-110477/REB
                                92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Sources of Variation in the Mutagenic Potency of Complex
  Chemical Mixtures Based on the Salmonella/Microsome
  Assay.
  PB92-150713/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
CLAXTON, L. 0.
  Approach to the Design of Nonmulagenic Azo Dyes: Ana-
  logues  of  the  Mutagen 4-Amino-3-Methoxyazobenzene
  (Chapter 4).
  PB92-206556/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  Assessing the  Use of Known  Mutagens to Calibrate  the
  'Salmonella  typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay.  1.  Without
  Exogenous Activation.
  PB92-113257/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Assessing the  Use of Known  Mutagens to Calibrate  the
  'Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay. 2. With Exog-
  enous Activation.
  PB92-113273/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Characterization of the Wintertime Boise, Idaho, Air Shed: A
  Comprehensive Field Study Report for the U.S. EPA Office
  of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
  PB92-136803/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
  Design and Implementation of a Collaborative Study of the
  Mutagenicity of Complex Mixtures in 'Salmonella typhimur-
  ium'.
  PB92-150697/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Effect of Bioremediation on the Mutagenicity of Oil Spilled
  in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
  PB92-206374/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Evaluating the Relationship of Metabolic Activation System
  Concentrations and Chemical Dose Concentrations for the
  Salmonella Spiral and Plate Assays.
  PB92-113331/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Oil Spill Clean Up.
  PB92-110469/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

  Overview, Conclusions, and Recommendations of the IPCS
  Collaborative Study on Complex Mixtures.
  PB92-150689/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Results of the  IPCS Collaborative Study on Complex Mix-
  tures.
  PB92-150721/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CLAYTON, J. R.
  Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants:  Evaluation of Three Labora-
  tory Procedures for Estimating Performance.
  PB92-222041/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A03

  Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants: Update State-of-the-Art on
  Mechanisms of Action and Factors Influencing  Performance
  with Emphasis on  Laboratory Studies.
  PB92-222207/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01

CLELANO, J.
  Fuzzy Logic Control of AC Induction Motors.
  PB92-180207/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CLEMENTS, J.
  PAST: The Potential ARARs Selection Tool.
  PB92-152941/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CLEVELAND, R. F.
  Electric and Magnetic Fields Near AM  Broadcast Towers.
  PB92-101427/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

CLEWELL, H. J.
  Physiologically Based Toxicokinetic Model  for the Uptake
  and Disposition of Waterborne Organic Chemicals in Fish.
  PB92-136902/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CLIFFORD, D.
  Raaium Removal  from Water by Manganese Dioxide Ad-
  sorption and Diatomaceous Earth Filtration.
  PB92-115260/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  Removing Radium from Water by Plain and Treated Activat-
  ed Alumina.
  PB92-164789/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

CLINE, S. P.
  Methods of Assessing Responses of Trees, Stands and
  Ecosystems to Air Pollution (Chapter 7).
  PB92-180231/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

COFFIN, D. L
  Relative Mesothelioma Induction in  Rats by Mineral Fibers:
  Comparison with Residual Pulmonary Mineral Fiber  Number
  and Epidemiology.
  PB92-233014/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

COFONE, L.
  Methodology for Assessing Environmental Releases of and
  Exposure to Municipal Solid Waste Combustor  Residuals.
  PB92-109149/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

COHEN, S.
  Proceedings: The  1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 1. Symposium
  Oral Papers Opening Session and Technical Sessions 1
  through 5.
  PB92-115351 /REB             92-01  PC A18/MF AM

  Proceedings. The  1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 2. Symposium
  Oral Papers Technical Sessions 6 through 10.
  PB92-115369/REB             92-01  PC A19/MF A04

  Proceedings: The  1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 3. Symposium
  Panel and Poster Papers Technical Sessions 1 through 5.
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  Proceedings: The  1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 4. Symposium
  Poster Papers Technical Sessions 6 through 10.
  PB92-115385/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03

COHN, R. D.
  Performances  of  Lagrangian  and Eulerian Transport and
  Diffusion Models across Continental Scales.
  PB92-158500/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

COLE, C. V.
  Approach to Assessment of Management Impacts  on Agri-
  cultural Soil Carbon.
  PB92-217173/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

COLEMAN, W. E.
  Ozonation/Post-Chlorination  of  Humic Acid:  A Model for
  Predicting Drinking Water Disinfection  By-Products.
  PB92-180280/REB             92-01  PC  A03/MF A01

COLLETTE, T. W.
  Application of Multispectral Techniques to the  Precise Iden-
  tification of Aldehydes in the Environment.
  PB92-101419/HEB             92-01   PC  A02/MF A01
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  Infrared  Spectroscopy-Based  Property-Reactivity  Correla-
  tions for Predicting Environmental Fate of Organic Chemi-
  cals.
  PB92-23292S/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Multispectral Identification of Alkyl and Chtoroalkyl Phos-
  phates from an Industrial Effluent.
  PB92-124353/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

COLLINS, B. W.
  Kinetochore-Staining  of Spemnatid  Micronuclei: Studies of
  Mice Treated with X-Radiahon or Acrylamide.
  PB92-188994/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

COLUCCI, P. M.
  Inorganic Chemical Characterization  of Water Treatment
  Plant Residuals.
  PB92-19B563/REB             92-04  PC AM/MF A02

COMPARETTA, V.
  Comparative Acute Sensitivity of Larval Topsmett,  'Atherin-
  ops affinis',  and Inland Silvers.de, 'Menidia beryUina'. to 11
  Chemicals.
  PB92-195668/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CONDIE, L. W.
  90-Day Toxicrty Study of Ochtoroacetate in Dogs.
  PB92-150853/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Comparative Subchronic Toxicity Studies  of Three Disin-
  fectants.
  PB92-164920/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CONE, A. L.
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Ogarucs  from  Municipal Waslewater  Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 5. Site 7 Test Report CEMS Evaluation.
  PB92-151596/HEB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CONNER, C. P.
  Open Path  Ambient Measurements  of Pollutants with a
  OOAS System.
  PB92-192160/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CONNER, T. L
  Source Reconciliation of Ambient  Volatile Organic Com-
  pounds Measured in  the Atlanta 1990 Summer Study: The
  Mobile Source Component.
  PB92-124130/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CONNIN.S.
  Characteristics  of Successful Riparian  Restoration  Projects
  in the Pacific Northwest.
  PB92-196039/REB             92-04  PC AM/MF A01

CONRATH.S.M.
  Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon  Reduction Technology. Volume  1. Symposium
  Oral Papers Opening Session  and Technical Sessions 1
  through 5.
  P892-115351/REB             92-01  PC A1S/MF AM

  Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon  Reduction Technology. Volume  2. Symposium
  Oral Papers Technical Sessions 6 through 10.
  PB92-115369/REB             92-01  PCA19/MFA04

  Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon  Reduction Technology. Volume  3. Symposium
  Panel and Poster Papers Technical  Sessions 1 through 5.
  PB92-115377/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF AM

  Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon  Reduction Technology. Volume 4. Symposium
  Poster Papers Technical Sessions 6 through 10.
  PB92-115385/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03

CONWAV, ft  M.
  Nutritional Role of Endosymbiotic Bacteria in Animal-Bacte-
  ria Symbioses: 'Solemya velum', a Case Study.
  PB92-112895/REB             92-01  PC A17/MF A04

COOK.E.R.
  Methods  of Assessing Responses of Trees, Stands and
  Ecosystems to Air Pollution (Chapter 7).
  PB92-180231/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A01

COOK, P.M.
  Relative Mesothefioma Induction in  Rats by Mineral Fibers:
  Comparison with Residual Pulmonary Mineral Ffcer Number

  PB9M33014/rtEB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
COOPER, UY.
  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Btotography
  of  Selected Reports  and Federal Register Notices Related
  to Air Toxics. Index, 1991.
  PB92-111913/REB             92-01  PC A21/MF AM

  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
  of  Selected Reports  and Federal Register Notices Related
  to Air Toxics. Volume 5. Citations, 1991.
  PB92-111830/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Ongoing Re-
  search and Regulatory Development Projects.
  PB92-111905/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
COOPER, R-L.
  Assessment of Toxicant-Induced Alterations in the Luteiniz-
  ing Hormone Control  of Ovutabon in the Rat
  PB92-150515/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Effect of Inhaled Methanol on Pituitary and Testtcular Hor-
  mones in Chamber Acclimated and  Non-Acclimated Rats.
  PB92-150788/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Influence of Chkxdimeform on Alpha-Adrenergic Receptor-
  Associated Mechanisms of Hormonal Regulation in the Rat
  Pituitary and Adrenocorbcal Secretion.
  PB92-143908/REB             924)1  PC A03/MF A01

  Measuring Sexual Behavior in the Female Rat
  PB92-179076/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Monitoring of the  Estrous Cycle in the Laboratory Rodent

                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
i Vaginal Lavage.
B92-179068/REB
  Use of Perifusion to  Evaluate Hormonal Release In vitro
  from Rat Pituitary and Hypothalamic Tissue.
  PB92-158534/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

COOTER, E. J.
  Role of Climate  in Forest Monitoring and Assessment: A
  New England Example.
  PB92-132885/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

COPELAND, C. B.
  Differences between Rats and Mice in the Immunosuppres-
  sive  Activity of  2-Methoxyethanol  and 2-Methoxyacetic
  Acid.
  PB92-232974/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Evaluation of the Immunotoxicity of Orally Administered 2-
  Methoxyacetlc Acid in Fischer 344 Rats.
  PB92-124601/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Host Resistance to Murine Malaria in Mice Exposed to  the
  Adenosine Oeaminase Inhibitor, 2'-Deoxycoformycin.
  PB92-150812/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Host Resistance to Trichinella spiralis' Infection  in Rats
  and Mice: Species-Dependent  Effects of  Cyclophospha-
  mide Exposure.
  PB92-233006/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

COSTA, D. L.
  Concentration-Time Models  for the Effects of Ozone  on
  Bronchoalveolar  Lavage  Fluid  Protein  from Rats and
  Guinea Pigs.
  PB92-150B79/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Physical and Chemical Characterization of Indoor Aerosols
  Resulting from the Use of Tap Water in Portable Home Hu-
  midifiers.
  PB92-188937/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Summary of Selected New Information on Effects of Ozone
  on Hearth and Vegetation: Supplement to 1966 Air Quality
  Criteria for Ozone and Other  Photochemical Oxidants.
  PB92-23S670/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

COSTA, L.G.
  Formation of Hemoglobin Adducts of  Acrylamide  and  Its
  Epoxide Metabolite Glytidamide in the Rat.
  PB92-150523/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

COSTON, J. A.
  Spatial Variability of Geochemical and Hydrologic  Proper-
  ties of Subsurface Materials  in a Sand  and Gravel  Aquifer.
  Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
  PB92-179126/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
COUCH, J. A.
  Spongiosis Hepatis: Chemical Induction, Pathogenesis, and
  Possible Neoplastic Fate in a Tetoost Fish Model.
  PB92-195700/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

COUNTS, W.
  Exposure  of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 1. Be-
  havioral Assessment
  PB92-189018/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

COURTNEY, L. A.
  Ovarian Mycosis in the Topsmett 'Atherinops affinis'.
  PB92-129691/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

COOSSOHS, H. E.
  Corbcosterone Hypersecretion  in  Preweanling  Rats  Ex-
  posed Neonatally to Trimethyltin.
  PB92-227529/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

COUTANT, R. W.
  Phase Distributions of Airborne Potycvcle Aromatic Hydro-
  carbons in Two U.S. Cities.
  PB92-164979/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Theoretical  Evaluation  of  Stability of  Volatile  Organic
  Chemicals and Polar  Volatile Organic Chemicals in Canis-
  ters.
  PB92-166941/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

COWAN, M. M.
  Mixed-Species Colonization of Solid Surfaces in Laboratory
  Biofilms.
  PB92-195692/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

COYLE, J. A.
  Expert Systems Show Promise for Customer Inquiries. Man-
  agement and Operations.
  PB92-166636/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CRABTREE.B.
  Control Technology Center FY91: A Fifth Year of Growth.
  PB92-238466/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

CRAIG, A. B.
  Radon Prevention in the  Design  and Construction  of
  Schools and other Large  Buildings.
  PB92-180298/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

  Sub-Slab  Pressure Field Extension in  Schools and Other
            8/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CRAM.D. S.
  Hydrogenase-Linked Gene in 'Methanobactenum thermoau-
  totrophicum' Strain DertaH Encodes a Potyfenedoxm.
  PB92-206234/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

CRAUN.G.
  Prevention of Waterbome Cholera in the United States.
  PB92-136886/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CRAWFORD-BROWN, O. J.
  Carcinogenic Risk of Non-Uniform Alpha Particle Irradiation
  in the Lungs. Radon Progeny Effects at Bronchial Bifurca-
  tions.
  PB92-227545/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
CRAWFORD, D. L.
  Cloning and Expression of a Ljgnin Peroxtdase Gene from
  'Streptomyces viridosporus' in 'Streptomyces lividans'.
  PB92-180389/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CREASON, J.
  Evaluating  the Relationship of Metabolic Activation System
  Concentrations and Chemical Dose Concentrations for the
  Salmonella Spiral and Plate Assays.
  PB92-113331/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Results of  the IPCS Collaborative Study  on Complex Mix-
  tures.
  PB92-150721/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Sources of Variation in the Mutagenic Potency of Complex
  Chemical Mixtures Based on the  Salmonella/Microsome
  Assay.
  PB92-150713/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CREASON, J. P.
  Assessment of Spatial Variation of  Risks in Small Popula-
  tions.
  PB92-188903/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Differential Impact of  Hypothermia  and  Pentobarbital on
  Brain-Stem Auditory Evoked Responses.
  PB92-113240/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Effect of Pentachlorophenol on the Activation of 2,6-Dinitrc-
  toluene to  Genotoxic Urinary Metabolites in CD-I  Mice: A
  Comparison of Gl Enzyme Activities and Urine Mutagenic-

  PB92-150895/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Relative MesotheUoma Induction in Rats by Mineral Fibers:
  Comparison with Residual Pulmonary Mineral Fiber Number

  PB92-2M014/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

CRIPE, C. R.
  Workshop:  Application of Microcosms for Assessing  the
  Risk  of Microbial Biotechnology Products. Held  in Hunt
  Valley, Maryland on May 19,1992.
  PB92-216951/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

CROFT, B. A.
  Natural Enemy Risk Assessment (NERISK) User's Manual.
  PB92-114990/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  NERISK: An Expert System to Enhance the Integration of
  Pesticides with Anthropod Biological Control.
  PB92-1242S4/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Pesticide Effects on Arthropod Natural Enemies:  A  Data-
  base Summary.
  PB92-124163/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  SELCTV System Manual for SELCTV and REFER  Data-
  bases and  the SELCTV Data Management Program.
  PB92-113455/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A01
  Toxicity, Selectivity and Subtethal Effects of Pesticides on
  Arthropod Natural Enemies: A Data-Base Summary.
  PB92-124189/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CROFTON, K. U.
  Auditory Deficits and Motor Dysfunction Following  Iminodi-
  propionrtrile Administration in the Rat
  PB92-143890/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Enhanced  Neurotoxicity of 3,3'-lminodipropionitrite Follow-
  ing Pretreatment with Carbon Tetrachkxide in the Rat
  PB92-113323/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Interiaboratory Comparison of Motor Activity  Experiments:
  Implications for Naurotoxxxtogical Assessments.
  PB92-143916/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Letters to the Editor.
  PB92-227560/REB
  Reflex  Modification and  the Assessment of Sensory Dys-
  function.
  PB92-166339/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CROSS, a D.
  Interiaboratory Study  of Cellular  Fluorescence  Intensity
  Measurements with Fluorescein-Labeled Microbead Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-153881 /REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Interiaboratory Study  of Cellular  Fluorescence  Intensity
  Measurements with Fluorescein-Labeled Microbead Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-153899/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CUBBAGE, J.
  Bioaccumulaton of Contaminants in Crabs and Clams in
  Bellingham Bay.
  PB92-166867/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CUBILLO, F.
  System for Control of River Water Quality for the Communi-
  ty of Madrid Using QUAL2E.
  PB92-206218/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

GUMMING, B. F.
  How  Much  Acidification Has  Occurred  in  Adirondack
  Region Lakes (New York, USA) since Preindustrial Times.
  PB92-180371/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CUIHMNGS, A. M.
  Assessment of Implantation in the Rat
  PB92-126903/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Developmental Effects of Methyl Benzimidazolecarbamate
  Following Exposure during Early Pregnancy.
  PB92-164862/REB             92-01  PC  A02/MF A01
  Pseudopregnancy and the Decidual Cell Response  (OCR)
  in the Rat
  PB92-126895/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                    92-04   PC A01/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                         DENNY, J.
  Use of Bromoergocryptine in the Validation of Protocols for
  the Assessment of Mechanisms of Early Pregnancy Loss in
  the Rat.
  PB92-124692/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CUMMINGS, B. F.
  Assessing Trends in  Fishery Resources and Lake Water
  Aluminum from  Paleolimnological  Analyses of  Siliceous
  Algae.
  PB92-180405/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CUMMINGS, J. B.
  Radon  Pressure Differential  Project,  Phase  1, Florida
  Radon Research Program.
  PB92-148519/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Recommended HVAC Standard of the Florida  Radon Re-
  search Program.
  PB92-147909/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CUPITT, L
  Report of the Great Lakes Air Toxics Research Priorities
  Workshop.  Held  at Navarre,  Minnesota on  March 11-13,
  1991.
  PB92-166933/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

CURRAN, M. A.
  U.S. EPA's Research on Life-Cycle Analysis.
  PB92-179878/REB              92-01  PC A01/MF A01

CURRAN, T.
  National Air Quality and Emissions Trends Report, 1990
  PB92-141555/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02

CURRIE, L. A.
  14C Source Apportionment Technique Applied to Winter-
  time Urban Aerosols and Gases for the EPA Integrated Air
  Cancer Project.
  PB92-171370                92-01   Not available NTIS

CURTt, S.
  Morphological Transformation and DNA Adduct Formation
  by Benz(jjaceanthrylene and  Its Metabolites in C3H10T1/
  2CL8 Cells:  Evidence for Both Cyclopenta-Ring and  Bay-
  Region Metabolic Activation Pathways.
  PB92-150762/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

CUSKEY, S. M.
  Mutants of 'Pseudomonas cepacia' G4 Defective in Catabo-
  lism of Aromatic Compounds and Trichloroethylene.
  PB92-129741/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DAOY, J. M.
  Hepatic Microsomal N-hydroxylation of Aniline and 4-chlor-
  oaniline by Rainbow Trout 'Onchorhyncus mykiss'.
  PB92-227354/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DANIEL, F. B.
  Comparative Subchronic Toxicity  Studies of Three  Disin-
  fectants.
  PB92-164920/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  DNA Strand Breaks  Induced in Cultured Human  and
  Rodent Cells by  Chlorohydroxyfuranones, Mutagens Isolat-
  ed from Drinking  Water.
  PB92-164904/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Hepatocarcinogenicity of Chloral Hydrate, 2-Chloroacetalde-
  hyde, and Dichloroacetic Acid in the Male B6C3F1 Mouse.
  PB92-232990/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Immunohistochemical Detection  of P21  'ras' and  P110
  'myc' Oncogene Expression in Regenerating Rat Liver.
  PB92-188895/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Induction of Gastrointestinal  Tract Nuclear Anomalies in
  B6C3F1  Mice  by  3-Chloro-4-(Dichloromethyl)-5-Hydroxy-
  2(5H)-Furanone  and  3.4-(Dichloro)-5-Hydroxy-2(5H)-Furan-
  one, Mutagenic Byproducts of Chlorine Disinfection.
  PB92-164938/REB               92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Induction of Nuclear Anomalies in the Gastrointestinal Tract
  by Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
  PB92-164896/REB               92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Quantitative Image Cytometry of  Hepatocytes Expressing
  Gamma-Glutamyl Transpepttdase and Glutathione S-Trans-
  ferase  in Diethylnitrosamine-lnitiated  Rats  Treated  with
  Phenobarbitol and/or Phthalate Esters.
  PB92-227586/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Subchronic  Toxicity Study of Ozonated  and Ozonated/
  Chlorinated  Humic Acids in Sprague-Dawley Rats: A Model
  System for Drinking Water Disinfection.
  PB92-164946/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DANIELS, M. J.
  Evaluation of Immunotoxicity of an Urban Profile of Nitro-
  gen Dioxide: Acute, Subchronic, and Chronic Studies.
  PB92-113356/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Murine Cytomegalovirus Host Resistance Models.
  PB92-217025/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DARNEY, K. J.
  Neuroendocrine Responses to Social Regulation of Puberty
  in the Female House Mouse.
  PB92-179779/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

OARVIN, C. H.
  Degreasing  System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
  PB92-139443/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  EPA's Control  Technology  Center: Technical Support to
  Federal, State, and Local Agencies.
  PB92-198233/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

DASTON, Q. P.
  Interspecies Comparisons of A/D Ratios: A/D Ratios Are
  Not Constant Across Species.
  PB92-143965/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Role of Metallothionein Induction and Altered Zinc Status in
  Maternally  Mediated  Developmental Toxicity:  Comparison
  of the Effects of Urethane and Styrene in Rats.
  PB92-124635/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
DAUTERMAN, W. C.
  Vertebrate Toxicology of the Solubilized Parasporal Crystal-
  line Proteins of 'Bacillus thuringiensis' Subsp. 'israelensis'.
  PB92-150507/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DAVEY, E. W.
  Influence of Size on Fate and Ecological Effects of Kepone
  in Physical Models.
  PB92-121326/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DAVID, M. B.
  Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sulfate.
  1. Sulfur Constituents and Net Retention.
  PB92-108182/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sulfate:
  2. Aluminum and Base Cations.
  PB92-150549/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sulfate:
  3.  Solubilization  and Composition  of  Dissolved  Organic
  Carbon.
  PB92-150564/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Spodosol Cation Release and Buffering of Acidic Inputs.
  PB92-150580/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Sulfate  Retention and Cation Leaching of  Forest Soils in
  Response to Acid Additions.
  PB92-153394/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Sulfur Dynamics of Forest Ecosystems.
  PB92-153048/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

DAVIDSON, I. W. F.
  Consideration of the Target Organ Toxicity of Trichloroethy-
  lene in Terms of Metabolite Toxicity and Pharmacokinetics.
  PB92-198621/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

DAVIES, L
  No Migration  Variances  to the Hazardous Waste Land Dis-
  posal Prohibitions:  A Guidance Manual for Petitioners (July
  1992).
  PB92-207695/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A02

DAVIES, T. D.
  Acidic Episodes in Surface Waters in Europe.
  PB92-188853/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF AOt

DAVILA, B.
  Developments in Chemical Treatment of Contaminated Soil.
  PB92-152933/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Prospects for In situ Chemical Treatment for Contaminated
  Soil.
  PB92-126929/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DAVIS, A. D.
  Development of  a Solid Sample Analytical Procedure for
  Cyanide in Spent Ore. Final Technical Report.
  PB92-203496/REB             92-04  PCA11/MFA03

DAVIS, B. L
  Development of  a Solid Sample Analytical Procedure for
  Cyanide in Spent Ore. Final Technical Report.
  PB92-203496/REB             92-04  PCA11/MFA03

DAVIS, G. N.
  Evaluation  of Sampling Alternatives for  Bioaerosols.  Phase
  PB92-
   ': Viable Microorganism Sampling Efficiency.
   'B92-136183/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

DAVIS-HOOVER, W. J.
  Hydraulic Fracturing to Improve Nutrient and Oxygen Deliv-
  ery for In situ Bioreclamation.
  PB92-121334/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DAVIS, J. A.
  Effect of the Geochemical Environment on  Heavy-Metal
  Transport in Ground Water.
  PB92-179134/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Spatial  Variability of Geochemical and  Hydrologic Proper-
  ties of Subsurface Materials in a Sand and Gravel Aquifer,
  Cape Cod,  Massachusetts.
  PB92-179126/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DAVIS, L.
  Analysis of Factors Affecting  Methane Gas Recovery from
  Six Landfills.
  PB92-101351/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03

DAVIS, W. P.
  Abundant Males  in Populations of a Selfing Hermaphrodite
  Fish, 'Rivulus marmoratus',  from Some Belize Cays.
  PB92-195783/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DAWSON, D. A.
  Developmental Malformation of Frog Embryos:  An Analysis
  of Teratogenicity of Chemical  Mixtures.
  PB92-108190/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DAWSON, P. J.
  Effects  of  Open-Top  Chambers  on  'Valencia' Orange
  Trees.
  PB92-180355/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DAYTON,  D.  P.
  Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analysis
  of Ozone Precursors.
  PB92-122795/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02

DEANGELO, A. B.
  DNA Strand  Breaks  Induced in  Cultured  Human and
  Rodent Cells by Chlorohydroxyfuranones, Mutagens Isolat-
  ed from  Drinking Water.
  PB92-164904/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Hepatocarcinogenicity of Chloral Hydrate, 2-Chloroacetalde-
  hyde, and Dichloroacetic Acid in the Male B6C3F1 Mouse.
  PB92-232990/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Immunohistochemical Detection  of  P21  'ras' and  P110
  'myc' Oncogene Expression in Regenerating Rat Liver.
  PB92-188895/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DEARFIELD, K. L.
  Characteristics of the U.S. EPA's Office of Pesticide Pro-
  grams' Toxicity Information Databases.
  PB92-188978/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Considerations in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agen-
  cy's Testing Approach for Mutagencity.
  PB92-206341/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Genotoxicity in Mouse Lymphoma Cells of Chemicals Capa-
  ble of Michael Addition.
  PB92-120484/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DECKER, J.
  AL and the Environment: Knowledge-Based Tools for Envi-
  ronmental Decision Makers.
  PB92-153345/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01

DEGIANO, F. A.
  Toxicity Reduction Evaluation: Case Histories at High Point
  and Fayetteville, North Carolina.
  PB92-222231/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF AD2

DEININGER, R. A.
  Field-Testing Distribution Water Quality Models.
  PB92-113182/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DEKKER, J. P.
  Effect of Pentachlorophenol on the Activation of 2,6-Dinitro-
  toluene to Genotoxic Urinary Metabolites in CD-1  Mice: A
  Comparison of Gl Enzyme Activities and Urine Mutagenic-
  ity.
  PB92-150895/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DELGOBBO, V.
  User's  Guide  for the Urban  Airshed  Model. Volume  6.
  User's Manual for the Postprocessing System.
  PB92-145382/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

DELLARCO, V. L.
  Review of the Mutagenicity of Ethylene Oxide.
  PB92-124569/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DELLINGER, B.
  Comparison of Organic Emissions from Laboratory and Full-
  Scale Thermal Degradation of Sewage Sludge.
  PB92-136852/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DEMARINI, D. M.
  Doing the Right Thing (Book Reviews).
  PB92-188887/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01

  Excessive  Cycling Converts PCR  Products  to  Random-
  Length  Higher Molecular Weight Fragments.
  PB92-124577/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01

  Induction of Prophage  Lambda by  Chlorinated Organics:
  Detection of Some Single-Species/Single-Site Carcinogens.
  PB92-195841/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Mutagenicity of Emissions from the Simulated Open Burn-
  ing of Scrap Rubber Tires.
  PB92-217009/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  Prophage Induction by DNA Topoisomerase II Poisons and
  Reactive-Oxygen Species: Role of DNA Breaks.
  PB92-195866/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DEMPSEY, C. R.
  Comparison: Organic Emissions from Hazardous Waste  In-
  cinerators versus the  1990 Toxics Release  Inventory  Air

  PB92-206267/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DEN HOLLANDER, H. A.
  QSARs for Predicting Biotic and Abiotic Reductive Transfor-
  mation  Rate  Constants  of  Halogenated Hydrocarbons in
  Anoxic  Sediment Systems.
  PB92-166792/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  QSARs for Predicting Reductive Transformation Rate Con-
  stants of Halogenated  Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Anoxic
  Sediment Systems.
  PB92-166800/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Reductive Transformations of Halogenated Aromatic Hydro-
  carbons in Anaerobic Water-Sediment Systems:  Kinetics,
  Mechanisms and Products.
  PB92-166818/REB             92-01   PC  A03/MF A01

DENNIS,  R.
  Capsule Report: Paniculate Control by Fabric Filtration  on
  Coal-Fired Industrial Boilers.
  PB92-179894/HEB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Diagnostic Evaluation  of  Regional Acid Deposition  Model
  (RADM) Performance during a Period of  Frontal  Passage
  Using Aircraft Measurements.
  PB92-152958/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02

DENNIS, R. L.
  Partitioning of the Sulfate Budget into  Gas and Aqueous-
  Phase Components in the Regional Acid Deposition Model
  (RADM).
  PB92-152966/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Regional Air Quality and Acid Deposition Modeling and  the
  Role for Visualization.
  PB92-124247/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

DENNY, J.
  Guidelines for Culturing the Japanese  Medaka, 'Oryzias la-
  tipes'.
  PB92-137496/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                            PERSONAL AUTHOR  INDEX
DESAI, S.
  Development of Predictive Structure-Biodegradation  Rela-
  tionship Models with the Use of Respirometrically Generat-
  ed Biokinetic Data.
  PB92-191196/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Respirometric Methods for Determination of Biodegradabi-
  lity and Biodegradation Kinetics for Hazardous Organic Pol-
  lutant Compounds.
  PB92-217108/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
DESMARTEAU, D. 0.
  Physical Property Data on Fluohnated Propanes and Bu-
  tanes as CFC and HCFC Alternatives.
  PB92-206507/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
DETENBECK, N. E.
  Wetlands  Research  Plan  FY92-96:  An Integrated  Risk-
  Based Approach.
  PB92-178946/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
DEVINE, K.
  Bkxemediation Case Studies: Abstracts.
  PB92-232347/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
  Bkxemediation Case Studies: An Analysis of Vendor Sup-
  plied Data.
  PB92-232339/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
DEVLIN, R. B.
  Concentration-Time Models for  the Effects of Ozone on
  Bronchoarveolar  Lavage Fluid  Protein from  Rats and
  Guinea Pigs.
  PB92-150879/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Exposure  of Humans  to a Volatile Organic Mixture.  3. In-
  flammatory Response.
  PB92-217223/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Modulation of Human Alveolar Macrophage Properties by
  Ozone Exposure In vitro.
  PB92-113281 /REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Ozone-Induced Inflammatory Response in Pulmonary  Cells.
  PB92-232792/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  Response of a Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Line to His-
  tamine: Intracellular Calcium Changes and Extracellular Re-
  lease of Inflammatory Mediators
  PB92-209329/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
DEWEES, W. a
  Emissions of Metals,  Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater  Sludge  Incinerators.
  Volume 1. Summary Report
  PB92-151554/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  Emissions of Metals.  Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater  Sludge  Incinerators
  Volume 2. Site 5 Emission Test Report Hexavalent Chromi-
  um Method Evaluation.
  PB92-151562/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
  Emissions of Metals.  Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater  Sludge  Incinerators
  Volume 3. Site 6 Emissions Test Report
  PB92-151570/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
  Emissions of Metals,  Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater  Sludge  Incinerators.
  Volume 4. Site 6 Emission Test Report - Appendices
  PB92-151588/REB            92-01  PCA13/MFA03
  Emissions of Metals,  Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics  from Municipal Wastewater Sludge  Incinerators.
  Volume 6. Site 8 Emission Test Report.
  PB92-151604/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
  Emissions of Metals.  Chromium and  Nickel  Species, and
  Organics  from Municipal Wastewater Sludge  Incinerators.
  Volume 7. Site 8 Emission Test Report - Appendices
  PB92-1S1612/REB             92-01   PC A16/MF A03
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and  Nickel  Species, and
  Organics  from Municipal Wastewater Sludge  Incinerators.
  Volume 8. Site 9 Emission Test Report.
  PB92-1S1620/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and  Nickel  Species, and
  Organics  from Municipal Wastewater Sludge  Incinerators
  Volume 9. Site 9 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
  PB92-151638/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF A06
  Method 25:  Determination of Total  Gaseous Non-Methane
  Organic Emissions as Carbon from Stationary Sources
  P892-113026/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
  Total Hydrocarbon Emission Testing of Wastewater Sludge
  Incinerators. Volume 1.
  PB92-197086/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01
  Total Hydrocarbon Emission Testing of Wastewater Sludge
  Incinerators. Volume 2. Appendices
  PB92-197094/REB             92-04  PC A16/MF A03
 DHAMALA, B. R.
  SuHur Dynamics in Mineral Horizons of Two Northern Hard-
  wood Soils. A Column Study with (35)S
  PB92-139955/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 OHESI, J. S.
  Evaluation of 10 Chemicals for Aneuploidy Induction in the
  Hexaplod Wheat Assay.
  PB92-113307/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 DIAMONDSTOME, B. I.
   14C Source Apportionment Technique Applied to Winter-
  time Urban Aerosols and Gases lor the EPA Integrated Air
  Cancer Project.
   PB92-171370                 92-01  Not available NTIS
 DIDtON, 0. A.
   Performance Evaluation of a Variable Speed, Mixed Refrig-
   erant Heat Pump.
   PB92-143759/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  Performance of Chlorine-Free Binary Zeotropic Refrigerant
  Mixtures in a Heat Pump.
  PB92-149814/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

DIERKES, J. R.
  Predicting the Toxicity of Bulk Sediments to Aquatic Orga-
  nisms with Aqueous Test Fractions: Pore Water versus Elu-
  triate.
  PB92-150606/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

DIGIULIO, D. C.
  Evaluation of Soil Venting Application. Ground Water Issue.
  PB92-232362/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
  Evaluation of Soil Venting Application. Ground Water Issue.
  PB92-235605/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

DILIBERTO, J. J.
  Disposition  of  2,3,7,8-Tetrabromodibenzo-p-Dioxin  and
  2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin in the Rat: Biliary Excre-
  tion and Induction of Cytochromes CYP1A1 and CYP1A2.
  PB92-150747/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Limited PCB Antagonism of TCDD-lnduced Malformations
  in Mice.
  PB92-166768/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

DILXS, D. W.
  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load  Al-
  locations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 4: Critical Review of Estu-
  arine WLA Modeling.
  PB92-231752/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

DITORO, D. M.
  Briefing Report to the EPA Science Advisory Board on the
  Equilibrium Partitioning Approach to Generating Sediment
  Quality Criteria
  PB92-231521/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02
  Technical Basis for Establishing Sediment Quality Criteria
  for Nonionic Organic Chemicals Using Equilibrium Partition-
  ing. Annual Review.
  PB92-129642/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

DIWAN, I.
  Methodology for Assessing Environmental Releases of and
  Exposure to Municipal Solid Waste Combustor Residuals.
  PB92-109149/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02

DIXIT, S. S.
  Diatoms: Powerful Indicators of Environmental Change.
  PB92-180397/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

DIXON, R.
  Florida Radon Research Program:  Technical Support  for
  the Development of Radon Resistant Construction Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-108109/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

DIXON, R. K.
  Assessment of  Promising  Forest Management  Practices
  and Technologies for Enhancing the Conservation and Se-
  questration of  Atmospheric Carbon  and Their Costs at  the
  Site Level.
  PB92-122787/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02
  Global  Assessment of Promising Forest  Management Prac-
  tices for Sequestration of Carbon.
  PB92-153006/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change.
  PB92-153741/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Global Carbon Cycle  and Climate Change: Responses and
  Feedbacks from  Below-Ground Systems.
  PB92-121359/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  What Is the Potential of Forest Management to Stow the In-
  crease of Atmospheric CO2.
  PB92-180249/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

DIXON, T. R.
  Marine Debris Survey Manual.
  PB92-103456/REB
                                92-01  PC A08/MF A02
 DOBBS, R. A.
  Toxicity Reduction Evaluation at a Municipal  Wastewater
  Treatment Plant Using Mutagenicity as an Endpoint.
  PB92-232834/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 DOBIE, N.
  IM240  Transient I/M  Dynamometer Driving Schedule and
  the Composite I/M Test Procedure
  PB92-104405/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Procedures lor Emission Inventory Preparation. Volume 4:
  Mobile Sources.
  PB92-209386/REB              92-04  PCA11/MFA03

 DOERGER, J. U.
  Application of Modified Alummon and GFAAS Methods to
  Beryllium Determination in Drinking Water.
  PB92-180199/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Toxicity Reduction Evaluation at a Municipal  Wastewater
  Treatment Plant Using Mutagenicity as an Endpoint.
   PB92-232834/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 DOERR, C. L
   Genotoxicity in Mouse Lymphoma Cells ol Chemicals Capa-
   ble ol Michael Addition.
   PB92-120484/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
   Interspecies Cytogenetic Comparisons: Studies with X-Radi-
   ation and Bleomycin Sullate.
   PB92-227438/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 DOLL, D. C.
   Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
   Model.
   PB92-108760/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
DOMINGUEZ, S. E.
  Effects of Low Dissolved Oxygen on Survival, Growth and
  Reproduction of 'Daphnia'. 'Hyalella' and 'Gammarus'.
  PB92-188846/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
DONALDSON, W. T.
  Role of Property-Reactivity Relationships in  Meeting the
  EPA's Needs for Environmental Fate Constants.
  PB92-232941/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

DONEGAN, K.
  Physical and Chemical Control of Released Microorganisms
  at Field Sites.
  PB92-153360/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

DONGWEI, Z.
  Analysis of Long-Term and Seasonal River Water Quality
  Changes in Latvia.
  PB92-232933/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DONIGIAN, A. S.
  Modeling of Nonpoint Source Water Quality  in Urban and
  Non-urban Areas.
  PB92-109115/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01

DONNELLY, J. R.
  Gas Chromatographic Elutton Patterns of Chlorinated Diox-
  ins versus Column Polarity.
  PB92-192186/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

DONOHUE, J. M.
  Health  Advisory  for Isopropyl Methylphosphonic   Acid
  (IMPA).
  PB92-232149/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
DORSEY, J. A.
  Characterization ol Condensible and Semivolatile Organic
  Materials Irom Boise Woodstove Samples.
  PB92-206606/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DOSANI, M.
  Removal ol Creosote from Soil  by Bioslurry Reactors.
  PB92-227339/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DOUGHERTY, D. E.
  Parallel Groundwater Computations Using PVM.
  PB92-206572/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DOUGLAS, D. G.
  Study to Determine the Feasibility of Using a Ground-Pene-
  trating Radar for More Effective Remediation of Subsurface
  Contamination.
  PB92-169382/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

DOUGLAS, G.
  Overview. Conclusions, and Recommendations of the IPCS
  Collaborative Study on Complex Mixtures.
  PB92-150689/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DOWNS, W. C.
  Effect of Nitrate Addition on Biorestoration of Fuel-Contami-
  nated Aquifer: Field Demonstration.
  PB92-110444/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DRABKIN, M.
  Industrial Pollution Prevention Opportunities lor the 1990s.
  PB91-220376/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

DRAGO, R. J.
  Atlanta Ozone Precursor Monitoring Study Data Report.
  PB92-220656/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02

DREHMEL, 0. C.
  Fuel Rich Sulfur Capture in a Combustion Environment.
  PB92-205228/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Near-Continuous  Measurement of Hydrogen Sulfide and
  Carbonyl Sulfide by an Automatic Gas Chromatograph.
  PB92-150598/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DREVER, J. I.
  Mineral Weathering  Rates in  Acid-Sensitive Catchments:
  Extrapolation of Laboratory Experiments to the Field.
  PB92-153030/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DRISCOLL, C. T.
  MANE: A Multiphase, Aqueous, Non-Steady State, Equilibri-
  um Model for Simulating Soil-Water Interactions.
  PB92-143817/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

DROESSLER,  T. D.
  Pollution Impacts at the Stand and Ecosystem Levels.
  PB92-179027/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 DROUILLARD, M. S.
  Advanced  Emissions Speciatton  Methodologies lor the
  Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program. 2. Al-
  dehydes, Ketones, and Alcohols.
   PB92-206523/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 DUKE, M.
   Marine Debris Survey Manual.
   PB92-103456/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02

 DULANEY, W.
   Air Emissions from the Treatment of  Soils  Contaminated
   with Petroleum Fuels and Other Substances.
   PB92-212976/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03

 DUNKERS, K.
   Combined Sewer Overflow: Balancing Flow for CSO Abate-
   ment
   PB92-179761/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
   Demonstration of in-Receiving Water Storage of Combined
   Sewer Overflows:  In a Marine/Estuarine  Environment  by
   the Flow Balance Method.
   PB92-158575/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
   Storage of Combined Sewage in a Marine Waterbody.
   PB92-158542/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                     ENGLUND, E.
DUNN, D. D.
  Lotus 1-2-3-Based System  for Recording  and Maintaining
  Body Weight of Laboratory Animals.
  PB92-158625/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DUNN, W. J.
  Comparison  of  SIMCA Pattern  Recognition  and  Library
  Search Identification of Hazardous Compounds from Mass
  Spectra.
  PB92-227362/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DUNNIGAN, M. E.
  Serological Cross-Reactions  between  'Escherichia  coli'
  0157 and other Species of the Genus 'Escherichia'.
  PB92-180306/REB              92-01  PC A01/MF A01

DUPUY, A. E.
  Evaluation of a Sampling and  Analysis Method for Determi-
  nation of Polyhalogenated Dibenzo-p-Dioxins and Dibenzo-
  furans in Ambient Air.
  PB92-129600/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

DURHAN, E.
  Methods for  Aquatic  Toxicity  Identification  Evaluations.
  Phase  1 Toxicity Characterization Procedures. Second Edi-
  tion.
  PB92-100072/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01

DURISCOE, D. H.
  Methods of  Assessing Responses of Trees, Stands and
  Ecosystems to Air Pollution (Chapter 7).
  PB92-180231/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

DUSTON, K. L.
  Microbial Transport through Porpus Media: The Effects of
  Hydraulic Conductivity and Injection Velocity.
  PB92-150465/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DYE, J. A.
  Feline Bronchopulmonary Disease.
  PB92-126879/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Rational Approaches to the  Management df Bronchopul-
  monary Disease.
  PB92-206473/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

DYER, R. S.
  Alterations in Rat Flash and Pattern Reversal Evoked  Po-
  tentials after Acute or Repeated Administration of Carbon
  Disulfide (CS2).
  PB92-188929/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Differential  Impact  of  Hypothermia  and Pentobarbital on
  Brain-Stem Auditory Evoked Responses.
  PB92-113240/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Environmental Gases.
  PB92-227313/REB
                               92-04  PC A06/MF A02
  Evaluating the Human Health Effects of Hazardous Wastes:
  Reproduction and Development.  Neurotoxicity,  Genetic
  Toxicity and Cancer.
  PB92-110352/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

DYESS, T. D.
  Proceedings: The  1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume  1. Symposium
  Oral Papers Opening  Session and Technical Sessions 1
  through 5.
  PB92-115351/REB             92-01  PC A18/MF A04

DYESS, T. M.
  Proceedings: The  1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume  2. Symposium
  Oral Papers Technical Sessions 6 through 10.
  PB92-115369/REB             92-01  PC A19/MF A04

  Proceedings: The  1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume  3. Symposium
  Panel and Poster Papers Technical  Sessions 1 through 5.
  PB92-115377/REB             92-01  PC A20/MF A04

  Proceedings: The  1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume  4. Symposium
  Poster Papers Technical Sessions 6 through  10.
  PB92-115385/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03

  U.S. EPA Office of Research and Development Overview of
  Current Radon Research.
  PB92-121250/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EARLEY, K.
  DNA Adducts in Rat Lung. Liver and Peripheral Blood Lym-
  phocytes Produces by i.p. Administration of Benzo(a)Pyrene
  Metabolites and Derivatives.
  PB92-124627/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

  DNA Adducts of the Antitumor Agent Diaziquone.
  PB92-150739/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EASLEY, D.
  Probability of Plume Interception Using Conditional Simula-
  tion of Hydraulic Head and Inverse Modeling.
  PB92-227404/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EATON, W. C.
  Performance of  Automated Ambient  SO2  Analyzers with
  Respect to a Proposed 5-Minute Ambient Air Quality Stand-
  ard.
  PB92-19217B/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Summary Report  for the National  Atmospheric Deposition
  Program National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visita-
  tion Program.
  PB92-219823/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  Summary Report  for the National  Atmospheric Deposition
  Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visita-
  tion Program for the Period October 1989 through Septem-
  ber1990.
  PB92-217298/REB              92-04   PC A05/MF A01
EATOUGH, D. J.
  Intercomparison  of Sampling Techniques for Nicotine in
  Indoor Environments.
  PB92-110402/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EBERLY, D.
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 1. User's Guide.
  Key Word Index.
  PB92-111715/REB                     92-01  PCE10

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 2 (9420.1980-
  9434.1900). Hazardous Waste Management System (Part
  260). General, Definitions, Petitions.
  PB92-111723/REB                     92-01  PC A13

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 3 (9441.1980-
  9441.1986). Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste
  (Part 261). General.
  PB92-111731/REB                     92-01  PC A14

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 4 (9441.1987-
  9441.1990). Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste
  (Part 261 (.General.
  PB92-111749/REB                     92-01  PC A14

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume  5 (9442.1980-
  9444.1986). Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste
  (Part 261). Criteria for Identifying Hazardous Waste, Char-
  acteristics of Hazardous Waste. Lists of Hazardous Waste.
  PB92-111756/REB                     92-01  PC A14

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 6 (9444.1987-
  9457.1990). Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste
  (Part 261). Lists (Cont'd). Generator Standards  (Part 262),
  General, Pretransportation.  Recordkeeping, Special Condi-
  tions, Importing.
  PB92-111764/REB                     92-01  PCA15

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume  7 (9460.1980-
  9482.1990). Transporter Standards (Part 263). (TSDF's)
  (Parts 264  and  265), TSDF Technical Requirements (Parts
  264 and 265).
  PB92-111772/REB                     92-01  PCA11

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume  8 (9483.1980-
  9489.1990). TSDF Technical Requirements (Parts 264  and
  265).  Tanks, Surface  Impoundments. Waste  Piles, Land
  Treatment, Landfills, Incinerators, Miscellaneous  Units.
  PB92-111780/HEB                     92-01  PC A15

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume  9 (9490.1980-
  9521.1990). Standards for Managing Specific  Hazardous
  Wastes  (Part 266). Permitting  Policies,  Permitting Proce-
  dures (Parts 124 and 270).
  PB92-111798/REB                     92-01  PC A15

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium.  Volume 10 (9522.1980-
  9528.1990). Permitting Procedures (Parts 124 and 270). Ap-
  plications, Conditions, Changes, Interim Status.
  PB92-111806/REB                     92-01  PC A15

  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium.  Volume 11 (9530.1980-
  9581.1990). Air  Emissions  Standards, State Authorization
  (Part 271),  Land Disposal  Restrictions (Part 268). Waste
  Minimization, Subtitle D, RCRA Gran! Funds.
  PB92-111814/REB                     92-01  PC A17
EBRON-MCCOY, M.
  In vitro/In  vivo  Comparison  of  Yolk-Sac  Function  and
  Embryo Development.
  PB92-150804/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EBRON-MCCOY, M. T.
  Developmental  Effects of Methyl Benzimidazolecarbamate
  Following Exposure during Early Pregnancy.
  PB92-164862/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
ECHELAR, F.
  Effects of  Heavy Industrial Pollution  on Respiratory Func-
  tion  in  the  Children  of Cubatao,  Brazil:  A  Preliminary
  Report.
  PB92-217207/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF  A01
ECKERMAN, D. A.
  Discriminative Stimulus Properties of Triadimefon: Compari-
  son with Methylphenidate.
  PB92-143882/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF  A01

ECKERT, E. G.
  Acoustic Location of Leaks in Pressurized Underground Pe-
  troleum Pipelines.
  PB92-207687/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF  A01

EDENS, F. W.
  Vertebrate Toxicology of the Solubilized Parasporal Crystal-
  line Proteins of 'Bacillus thuringiensis' Subsp. 'israelensis'.
  PB92-150507/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF  A01

EDER, B. K.
  Spatial and Temporal Analysis of  Non-Urban Ozone Con-
  centrations over the Eastern United  States Using Rotated
  Principal Component Analysis.
  PB92-192152/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

EDGERTON, E.
  Routine Estimation and Reporting of  Dry Deposition for the
  U.S.A. Dry Deposition  Network.
  PB92-121144/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

EDGERTON, S. W.
  Measurement Solution: Using a Temporary Total Enclosure
  for Capture Efficiency  Testing.
  PB92-190271/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EHLKE, T. A.
  Biotransformation of  CIS-1,2-Dichioroethylene in Aquifer
  Material from Picatinny Arsenal, Morris County, New Jersey.
  PB92-179100/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Reductive Dechlorination of Trichloroethylene in Anoxic Aq-
  uifer Material from Picatinny Arsenal.  New Jersey.
  PB92-179019/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EHNTHOLT, D.
  Permeation  Resistance of  Glove  Materials to Agricultural
  Pesticides.
  PB92-227396/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EHRLICH. J. P.
  Enhance and Prolonged Pulmonary Influenza Virus  Infec-
  tion Following Phosgene Inhalation.
  PB92-124650/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EINHAUS, R. L.
  Fate of Polychlorinated Biphenyls  (PCBs) in Soil Following
  Stabilization with Quicklime.
  PB92-1144B7/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EKLUND, B.
  Air  Emissions from the Treatment of  Soils Contaminated
  with Petroleum Fuels and Other Substances.
  PB92-212976/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03

  Air/Supertund National Technical  Guidance Study Series:
  Estimation of Air Impacts for Soil Vapor Extraction  (SVE)
  Systems.
  PB92-143676/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Air Superfund National Technical  Guidance Study Series.
  Estimation of Air Impacts for the Excavation of Contaminat-
  ed Soil.
  PB92-171925/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

ELDER, J.
  Research Strategy for Electric and Magnetic  Fields: Re-
  search Needs and Priorities.
  PB92-170174/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

ELDRED, C. J.
  Effects  of pH, Solid/Solution Ratio, Ionic Strength, and Or-
  ganic Acids on Pb and Cd Sorption on Kaolinite.
  PB92-143981/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ELLERSIECK, M.  R.
  Statistical Approach   to  Predicting  Chronic  Toxicity  of
  Chemicals to Fishes  from  Acute Toxicity Test Data. Data
  Tape Documentation.
  PB92-169655/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

ELLESTAD, T. G.
  Acid Aerosol Measurement Methods: Studies of Extraction
  and Analytical Effects.
  PB92-191154/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

ELiJOTT, E. T.
  Approach to Assessment of Management Impacts on Agri-
  cultural Soil  Carbon.
  PB92-217173/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ELLIS, W.
  Technology  Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 1.
  PB92-115310/REB              92-01  PC A13/MF A03

  Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 2, Part A.
  PB92-115328/RE8              92-01  PC A17/MF A04

  Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 2, Part B.
  PB92-115336/REB              92-01  PCA15/MFA03

ELLIS, W. D.
  EPA SITE Demonstration of the BioTrol Soil Washing Proc-
  ess.
  PB92-150655/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ELSTEIN, K. H.
  Efficient Multiple-Exposure  Analysis of the Toxicity of Cris-
  natol: A DNA Intercalator in Phase 2 Clinical Trials.
  PB92-206283/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  In  vitro/In  vivo Comparison  of  Yolk-Sac  Function and
  Embryo Development.
  PB92-150804/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Limitations of the Fluorescent Probe Viability Assay.
  PB92-113166/REB              92-01  PCA03/MFA01

  New Action for  Topoisomerase Inhibitors.
  PB92-110451/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Polyploidy Induction as a Consequence of Topoisomerase
  Inhibition. A Flow Cytometric Assessment.
  PB92-143866/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reversibility of Tributyltin-lnduced Toxicity  In vitro as a
  Function  of Concentration  and Duration of Exposure (C X
  T).
  PB92-T64854/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Utility of  Light Scatter  in the Morphological Analysis of
  Sperm.
  PB92-150754/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ENFIELD, C. G.
  Evaluation of Sorption Models in the Simulation of Naph-
  thalene Transport Through Saturated Soils.
  PB92-113190/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Landfill Leachate Effects on Sorption of Organic Micropollu-
  tants onto Aquifer Materials.
  PB92-198597/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Landfill Leachate  Effects  on Transport of Organic Sub-
  stances in Aquifer Materials (Chapter 16).
  PB92-198225/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 ENGLUND, E.
  Effects of Sampling Design Parameters on Block Selection.
  PB92-180314/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Evaluation and Comparison of Spatial Interpolators.
  PB.92-227446/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                            PERSONAL  AUTHOR INDEX
  Probability of Plume Interception Using Conditional Simula-
  tion of Hydraulic Head and Inverse Modeling.
  PB92-227404/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
ENNS, P.
  Effects of RVP on Emissions at 20F Ambient Temperature.
  PB92-143684/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPPERSON, D.
  Analysis of Factors Affecting Methane Gas Recovery from
  Six Landfills.
  PB92-101351/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPPERSON, D. L.
  Development of  an Empirical Model of Methane Emissions
  from Landfills.
  PB92-152B75/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPPSTEIN, M. J.
  Parallel Groundwater Computations Using PVM.
  PB92-206572/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPSTEIN, E.
  Conducting RCRA Inspections at Mixed Waste Facilities.
  PB92-105196/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
ERDOS, M. R.
  Effects of  PCB (Arodor (Trade  Name) 1254) on Non-Spe-
  cific  Immune  Parameters in Rhesus ('Macaca  mulatta')
  Monkeys.
  PB92-232867/RE8             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

EREXSON, a
  DNA Adducts in  Rat Lung. Liver and Peripheral Blood Lym-
  phocytes Produces by i.p.  Administration of Benzo(a)Pyrene
  Metabolites and Derivatives.
  PB92-124627/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
EREXSON, G. l_
  Induction of Micronudei by X-radiation in Human, Mouse
  and Rat Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes.
  PB92-113315/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
ERICKSOM, P.
  Fate of Potychtonnated Biphenyls (PCBs) in Soil Following
  Stabilization with Quicklime.
  PB92-114487/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
ERNST, T.
  On-Site Methods for  Assessing Chemical  Impact on the
  Soil Environment Using Earthworms: A Case Study at the
  Band and  McGuire Superfund Site. Holbrook, Massachu-
  setts.
  PB92-108166/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ESANCY, J.
  Color Yes;  Cancer No.
  PB92-110477/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ESANCY, J. f.
  Approach to the Design of Nonmutagenic Azo Dyes: Ana-
  logues  of   the  Mutagen  4-Amino-3-Methoxyazobenzene

  PB92-206556/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
ESANCY, M.
  Color Yes;  Cancer No.
  PB92-110477/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ESHLEMAN, K. N.
  Acidic Episodes in Surface Waters in Europe.
  PB92-188853/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Esposrro, c.
  Personnel  Protection  through Reconnaissance  Robotics at
  Superfund Remedial Sites.
  PB92-166743/HEB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
ESPY.T.
  Fuzzy Logic Control of AC Induction Motors.
  PB92-1802O7/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

ESRY, UK.
  Responses of Wetland Plants to Effluents in Water and
  Sediment.
  PB92-129758/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

  Synthetic Substrata for Propagation and Testing of Soil and
  Sediment Organisms.
  PB92-195676/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ESTES.E.O.
  Standard Operating Procedures for Measurement of Lead
  in  Paint Using  the  SCITEC MAP-3 X-ray Fluorescence
  Spectrometer.
  PB92-114180/REB             92-01  PCAM/MFA01
EVANS, E. a
  Meteorological and Site Influences Affecting the Compari-
  son of  Nephelometer and Photographic Determinations of
  Light Extinction at Rural Sites in the Eastern United States.
  PB92-195999/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EVANS, G.
  Clean Air Act Requirements for Trace Metals Information.
  PB92-164995/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EVANS, G.M.
  U.S. EPA SITE Demonstration of AWD Technologies' Aqua-
  Detox/SVE System.
  PB92-124387/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EVANS, J.
  Technology Evaluation Report Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of  a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 1.
  PB92-115310/REB             92-O1  PCA13/MFA03

  Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of  a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 2, Part A.
  PB92-115328/REB             92-01  PC A17/MF A04

  Technology Evaluation Report Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 2. Part B.
  PB92-115336/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03
EVANS, L B.
  QAQPS Control Cost Manual (Fourth Edition). Supplement
  1.
                               92-01   PC A05/MF A01
                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  PB92-137181/REB
EVERSON, F.
  Storm and Combined Sewer Pollution Control: A Compila-
  tion of Significant References.
  PB92-1U560/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EWING, L L
  Immature  Rat Leydig Cells are Intrinsically  Less Sensitive
  Than Adult Leydig Cells to Ethane Dimethanesulfonate.
  PB92-232842/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EYRAUD, P.
  Waste Reduction Activities  and  Options at a  Printer of
  Forms and Supplies for the Legal Profession.
  PB92-217496/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

  Waste Reduction Activities and Options  for  a Local Board
  of Education in New Jersey.
  PB92-238476/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
  Waste Reduction Activities and Options for a Nuclear Pow-
  ered Electrical Generating Station
  PB92-235654/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
FABRIZIO, M. C.
  Example Environmental Assessment Report for Estuaries.
  PB92-102656/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

FAIRBROTHER, A.
  Clinical Biochemistry.
  PB92-188762/REB
FAIRCHIL0, S.
  Controlling Odorous Emissions from lr;-n Foundries.
  PB92-166925/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
FAN, C. Y.
  Soil-Air Permeability Method Evaluation.
  PB92-124239/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Soil Vapor Extraction Column Experiments on Gasoline
  Contaminated Soil.
  PB92-226430/REB             92-04   PC A05/MF A01

FAORO, R.
  National Air Quality and Emissions Trends Report, 1990.
  PB92-141555/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
FARRAR. J. D.
  Comparison of In vivo Cholinesterase Inhibition in Neonatal
  and Adult Rats by Three Organophosphorothioate  Insecti-
  cides
  PB92-110550/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Long-Term Neurochemical and Behavioral Effects Induced
  by Acute Chlorpyrifos Treatment.
  PB92-206366/REB             92-O4   PC A02/MF A01

FARRELL, J. B.
  Relationship between Free Liquids and Solids Content for
  Sewage Sludges.
  PB92-227453/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
FASTH, W. J.
  Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sulfate
  1. Sulfur Constituents and Net Retention.
  PB92-10B182/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sulfate:
  2. Aluminum and Base Cations.
  PB92-150549/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Sulfate Retention  and Cation Leaching  of Forest Soils in
  Response to Acid Additions.
  PB92-1S3394/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
FAUST, B. C.
  Hydroxyl Radical Formation in Aqueous Reactions (pH 3-8)
  of Ironfll) with Hydrogen Peroxide: The Photo-Fenton Reac-
  tion.
  P892-153824/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
FEDKIW, J.
  Nitrate Occurence in U.S. Waters (and Related Questions)
  A Reference Summary of Published Sources from an Agri-
  cultural Perspective.
  PB92-155696/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
FEKJE. W. A.
  Drinking Water  Research  Division's Research Activities in
  Support of EPA's Regulatory Agenda
  PB92-124197/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

FELTZ, K.
  Determination and Occurrence of AHH-Active Polychlorinat-
  ed Biphenyls.  2.3.7,8-Tetrachloro^Dioxin and 2.3,7.8-Te-
  trachlorodibenzofuran in  Lake Michigan  Sediment  and
  Biota. The Question of Their Relative lexicological Signifi-
  cance.
  PB92-108125/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

FENSTERMAKER, L. K.
  Direct/Delayed  Response Project:  Soil Characterization
  Comparison.
  PB92-153428/REB             92-01   PC A16/MF A03
FERB, R. J.
  Capsule Report: Banco Flue Gas Desullunzation and Panic-
  ulate Removal  System
  PB92-179902/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
FERNANDEZ, I. J.
  Soil Response to S  and N Treatments in a Northern New
  England Low Elevation Coniferous Forest.
  PB92-150556/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
FIEBER, J. L.
  Guideline  for Regulatory Application of the  Urban  Airshed
  Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide Volume 1. Technical
  Report.
  PB92-213222/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
  Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 2. Appendi-
  ces.
  PB92-213230/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

FIEDLER, L.
  Innovative Treatment  Technologies:  Semi-Annual  Status
  Report. (Third Edition).
  PB92-173210/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01

FIELAND, V. P.
  Formation of Transconjugants on Plating Media Following
  'In situ' Conjugation Experiments.
  PS92-180330/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

FIELD, R.
  Combined Sewer Overflow: Balancing Row for CSO Abate-
  ment.
  PB92-179761/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Demonstration of in-Receiving Water Storage of  Combined
  Sewer Overflows: In a Marine/Estuarine Environment  by
  the Flow Balance Method.
  PB92-158575/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Detection and Disinfection of Pathogens in Storm-Generat-
  ed Flows.
  PB92-209311/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  Handling  and  Disposal of  Sludges and  Residuals from
  Combined Sewer Overflow Treatment.
  PB92-158567/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Non-Stormwater Discharges into Storm Drainage Systems.
  PB92-158559/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Storage of Combined Sewage in a Marine Waterbody.
  PB92-158542/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Storm and Combined Sewer Pollution Control: A Compila-
  tion of Significant References.
  PB92-114560/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  U.S.  Environmental Protection Agency Research Program
  on the Environmental Impacts and Control of Highway De-
  icing  Salt  Pollution.
  PB92-179688/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  U.S.  EPA's  Manual of  Practice for  the Investigation and
  Control of Cross-Connection Pollution into Storm Drainage
  Systems.
  PB92-217074/HEB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

FIELDING, T. E.
  Development Document for Best  Available Technology.
  Pretreatment Technology,  and New Source Performance
  Technology for the Pesticide Chemical Industry.  Proposed.
  (Pesticide Chemicals Manufacturing Category Effluent Limi-
  tations  Guidelines.  Pretreatment  Standards,  and  New
  Source Performance Standards).
  PB92-173541/REB             92-01   PC A21/MF AIM

  Methods for the Determination of Nonconventional Pesti-
  cides in Municipal and Industrial Wastewater
  PB92-190289/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF £08

FILLER, R. S.
  Methods for Assessing  Rat Sperm Motility.
  PB92-195825/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

FINCH, G. R.
  Comparison of Animal  Infectivity, Excystation, and Fluoro-
  genic Dye as Measures of 'Giardia muris' Cyst Inactivaton
  by Ozone.
  PB92-124288/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

FINKEL, J. H.
  Standard  Measurement Protocols: Florida Radon Research
  Program.
  PB92-115294/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02

FISCHBACH, T. J.
  Evaluation of Alternative Samplers for Bioaerosols. Phase
  1 Physical Sampling Efficiency.
  PB92-161918/REB             92-01   PCAWMFA01

FISH, W.
  Chemical  Enhancements to  Pump-and-Treat Remediation.
  Ground Water Issue
  PB92-180074/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

FISHBEIN, B. K.
  European Packaging Initiatives: Leading the Way  on Source
  Reduction.
  PB92-206242/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

FISHER, H. L.
  Age-Related Percutaneous  Penetration of 2-sec-Butyl-4-6-
  Dinitrophenol (Dinoseb) in Rats.
  PB92-227495/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

FISHER, L.  T.
  GIS Technical Memorandum 3: Global Positioning Systems
  Technology and Its Application in Environmental Programs.
  PB92-169358/HEB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

FISHER, W. S.
  Disease Incidence and Potential Mechanisms of Defense
  for MSX-Resistant and -Susceptible Eastern Oysters Held
  in Chesapeake Bay.
  PB92-195650/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

FISHSTROM, J.
  Technology Evaluation Report SITE Program Demonstra-
  tion  Test Horsehead  Resource Development  Company,
  Inc.,  Flame Reactor Technology, Monaca, Pennsylvania.
  PB92-2058S5/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF AOZ
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FISK, W. J.
  Modeling Radon Entiy into Florida Houses with  Concrete
  Slabs and Concrete-Block Stem Walls.
  PB92-201128/HEB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
FITZ-SIMONS, T.
  Meleorotogical and Site Influences Affecting the  Compari-
  son of Nephelometer and Photographic Determinations of
  Light Extinction at Rural Sites in the Eastern United States.
  PB92-195999/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  National  Air Quality and Emissions Trends Report,  1990.
  PB92-141555/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
FLETCHER, J.
  Effects of Glean,  a Sulfonylurea  Herbicide, on the Repro-
  ductive Biology and Fruit Set in Cherry Trees.  Progress
  Report to Region 10.
  PB92-1426S2/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Plant Tier Testing: A Workshop to Evaluate Nontarget Plant
  Testing in Subdivision J Pesticide Guidelines.  Held in Cor-
  vallis, Oregon on November 29-December 1, 1990.
  PB92-116052/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03
FLETCHER, M.
  Mixed-Species Colonization of Solid Surfaces in Laboratory
  Biofilms.
  PB92-195692/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
FLOCK, G.H.
  Proceedings of a Conference: Water Quality Standards for
  the 21st  Century.  Held in Arlington, Virginia, on December
  10-12.1990.
  PB92-231828/RES             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
  Proceedings  of  a National  Conference:  Water Quality
  Standards for the 21st Century.  Held in Dallas, Texas on
  March 1-3, 1989.
  PB92-231810/REB             92-04  PC A11/MF A03
FLUKER, S. S.
  Pesticide Safety for Farmworkers (Uso Seguro de Pestici-
  das para los Trabajadores del Campo)
  PB92-224344/REB                    92-04  PC A03
FLVNN, M. R.
  Numerical Calculation: Aspiration Efficiency of Aerosols into
  Thin-Walled Sampling Inlets.
  PB92-132901/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
FOGELSON.L.
  Acute Effects  of Dtisopropyl Fluorophosphate (DFP) on Au-
  lonomic  and  Behavioral  Thermoregulatory  Responses in
  the Long-Evans Rat.
  PB92-124668/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Relationship between Chofinesterase Inhibition and  Ther-
  moregulation  Following Exposure to  Diisopropyl Fluoro-
  phosphate in the Rat
  PB92-158658/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
FOUNS8EE, l_  J.
  Summary of Selected New Information on Effects of Ozone
  on Health and Vegetation: Supplement to 1986 Air Quality
  Criteria for Ozone and Other Photochemical Oxidants.
  PB92-23S670/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A02
FOLSOM, B.
  Waste Combustion System Analysis.
  PB92-125418/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
FOLSOM, B.R.
  Performance Characterization of a Model Bioreactor for the
  Biodegradation of  Trichloroethylene by 'Pseudomonas ce-
  pacia'G4.
  PB92-129717/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
FORNDRAN, A.
  Combined Sewer Overflow: Balancing Flow for CSO Abate-
  ment.
  PB92-179761/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Demonstration of in-Receiving Water Storage of Combined
  Sewer Overflows:  In a Marine/Estuarine Environment by
  tfte Flow  Balance Method.
  PB92-158575/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Storage of Combined Sewage in a Marine Waterbody.
  PB92-158542/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
FORRER.J.
  Fungicide Benomyl'Methyl 1-(Butytearbamoyl)-2-Benzimida-
  zotecarbamate) Causes testicular Dysfunction by  Inducing
  the Sloughing  of Germ Cells and Occlusion of Efferent Duc-
  tutes.
  PB92-150796/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
FOSS.S. S.
  Fate of 'Bacillus sphaericus' 2362 Spores Following Inges-
  tion by Nontarget Invertebrates.
  PB92-129774/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
FOUNTOS, B. N.
  Health Assessment Document for Talc.
  PB92-239524/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

FOURNEIR, D.
  Behavior  of Arsenic in a Rotary Kiln  Incinerator (Journal
  Version).
  PB92-179845/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
FOURNIE, J. W.
  Carcinoma of  the Exocrine Pancreas in Medaka.
  PB92-129782/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
FOURNIER, D. J.
  Trace Metal Fate in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator with  an  Ioniz-
  ing Wet Scrubber (Journal Article).
  PB92-110S68/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
FOWLE.J. R.
  Health Effects of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
  PB92-110360/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
  Review of the Mutagenicity of Etrtylene Oxide.
  PB92-124569/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
FOWLER, C. S.
  Development of Alternate Performance Standard for Radon
  Resistant Construction  Based on  Short-Term/Long-Term
  Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 1. Technical Report.
  PB92-115211/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
  Development of Alternate Performance Standard for Radon
  Resistant Construction  Based on  Short-Term/Long-Term
  Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 2. Appendices.
  PB92-115229/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
FOX, K.
  Prevention of Waterborne Cholera in the  United States
  PB92-136886/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
FOX, K. R.
  Searching  for a Water  Supply Connection in the Cabool,
  Missouri Disease Outbreak of 'Escherichia coli' 0157:H7.
  PB92-235662/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
FOX, T. C.
  Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for the Metal Finishing
  Industry. Technology Evaluation Report.
  PB92-232214/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
FRANCIS, B. M.
  Developmental Toxicity of Bromoxynil in Mice and Rats.
  PB92-113265/'REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Significance of  Supernumerary  Ribs  in Rodent Develop-
  mental Toxicity Studies: Postnatal Persistence in Rats and
  Mice.
  PB92-113299/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
FRANK, N.
  National Air Quality and  Emissions Trends Report, 1990.
  PB92-141555/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
FRANK, U.
  Permeation Resistance  of Glove Materials to Agricultural
  Pesticides.
  PB92-227396/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
  Personnel Protection through Reconnaissance Robotics at
  Superfund Remedial Sites.
  PB92-166743/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
FRANKFURT, M.
  5,7-Dihydroxytryptamine Injections Increase Glial Fibrillary
  Acidic Protein in the Hypothalamus of Adult Rats.
  P892-143924/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
FREAS, W.
  National Air Quality and  Emissions Trends Report, 1990.
  PB92-141555/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
FREEDMAN, P. L.
  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
  locations. Book 3:  Estuaries. Part 4:  Critical Review of Estu-
  arine WLA Modeling.
  PB92-231752/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
FREEMAN, H.
  Color Yes; Cancer No.
  PB92-110477/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
FREEMAN, H. S.
  Approach to the Design of Nonmutagenic Azo Dyes: Ana-
  logues  of the Mutagen 4-Amino-3-Methoxyazobenzene

  PB92-206556/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
FREEMAN, J. H.
  Eyeblink Conditioning in the Developing Rat.
  PB92-232982/REB             ~ *•   "
FREESTONE, F. J.
  Closure of a Dioxin Incineration Facility.
  PB92-191170/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
FREY, M. V.
  Toxicity Reduction Evaluation: Case Histories at High Point
  and Fayetteville, North Carolina.
  PB92-222231/REB             92-04   PCA08/MFA02
FREYBERG, R. W.
  Asbestos  Concentrations  Two Years After Abatement in
  Seventeen Schools.
  PB92-158476/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Asbestos Fiber  Release during Change-Out of Filter Bags
  from HEPA-Filtered Vacuum Cleaners.
  PB92-113208/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
FRIEDMAN, M.
  Differences in Arachidonic Acid Metabolism by Human Mye-
  lomonocytic Cell Lines.
  PB92-217215/REB                     92-04  PC A02
FRISCH, A. A.
  Distribution of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in the Chesa-
  peake Bay and Tributaries and Chincoteague Bay -1990.
  PB92-145366/REB                     92-01  PC A13
FRITHSEN, J. B.
  Example Environmental  Assessment Report for Estuaries.
  PB92-102656/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

FROSTHOLM, 0. L.
  Evaluating  Design and Verifying Compliance of Created
  Wetlands in the Vicinity of Tampa, Florida.
  PB92-116045/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02

  Pilot  Study to Compare Created and Natural  Wetlands in
  Western Washington and Evaluate Methods.
  PB92-136811/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
FULLER, C. C.
  Spatial  Variability  of Geochemical and Hydrologic Proper-
  ties of Subsurface Materials  in a  Sand and Gravel Aquifer,
  Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
  PB92-179126/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                         GARG, S.


FUSCOE, J. C.
  Direct DMA Sequencing of PCR Products.
  PB92-150671/REB             92-01   PCA01/MFA01

GABELE, P.
  Impact of Methanol and CNG Fuels on Motor Vehicle Toxic
  Emissions.
  PB92-110378/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GADSBY, K.
  Effect of Natural Ventilation on Radon and Radon Progeny
  Levels in Houses.
  PB92-124148/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Effects of  Natural and Forced Basement Ventilation  on
  Radon Levels in Single Family Dwellings.
  PB92-192194/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  Natural Basement Ventilation as a Radon  Mitigation Tech-
  nique.
  PB92-166958/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GADSBY, K. J.
  Modeling Air Flow Dynamics in Radon Mitigation Systems:
  A Simplified Approach.
  PB92-120427/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Simplified Modeling of Air Flow Dynamics in SSD Radon
  Mitigation Systems for Residences with Gravel Beds.
  PB92-195635/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

GAGE, C. L
  Predictions of Azeotropes Formed from Fluorinated Ethers,
  Ethanes, and Propanes.
  PB92-195908/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Thermodynamic Evaluation of Predicted  Fluorinated  Ether,
  Ethane, and Propane Azeotropes.
  PB92-198241/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

GAIRE, R.
  Control Technologies for  Defunct lead  Battery Recycling
  Sites: Overview and Recent Developments. Volume 3.
  PB92-150416/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01

  Control Technologies for Remediation of  Contaminated  Soil
  and Waste Deposits at Superfund Lead Battery Recycling
  Sites.
  PB92-227388/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  Selection of Control Technologies for Remediation of Lead
  Battery Recycling Sites.
  PB92-114537/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02

GAIROLA, C. G.
  Cigarette Smoke-Induced DNA Adducts  in the Respiratory
  and Nonrespiratory Tissues of Rats.
  PB92-189083/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

GALLAGHER, J. E.
  Improvement in the Diagnostic Potential of (32)P-Postlabel-
  ing Analysis Demonstrated by the Selective Formation  and
  Comparative  Analysis of Nitrated-PAH-Derived  Adducts
  Arising from Diesel Particle Extracts.
  PB92-110485/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

GANNON, J.
  Effect of Sodium Chloride on  Transport of  Bacteria in a
  Saturated Aquifer Material.
  PB92-110428/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

GANNON, J. T.
  Bacterial Transport through Homogeneous Soil.
  PB92-153329/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

GANTILLI, R.
  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Ammonia.
  PB92-135425/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GAO, C.
  Development of  Predictive Structure-Biodegradation Rela-
  tionship Models with the Use of Respirometrically Generat-
  ed Biokinetic Data.
  PB92-191196/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GARABEDIAN, S. P.
  Effect of the Geochemical  Environment on Heavy-Metal
  Transport in Ground Water.
  PB92-179134/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GARDNER, L.
  User's Guide for the Urban Airshed Model. Volume 4.
  User's Manual for the Emissions Preprocessor System  2.0.
  Part A: Core FORTRAN System.
  PB92-226232/REB             92-04   PC A19/MF A04

GARDNER, T.
  Technology  Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstra-
  tion Test Horsehead  Resource  Development  Company,
  Inc., Flame Reactor Technology, Monaca, Pennsylvania.
  PB92-205855/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02

GARG, A.
  DNA Adducts of the Antitumor Agent Diaziquone.
  PB92-150739/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Potential of Carp to Bioactivate Benzo(a)pyrene to Metabo-
  lites That Bind to DNA.
  PB92-189034/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

GARG, D.
  Removing Radium from Water by Plain and Treated Activat-
  ed Alumina.
  PB92-164789/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

GARG, S.
  Technical Implementation  Document for EPA's Boiter  and
  Industrial Furnace Regulations.
  PB92-154947/REB             92-01   PC A11/MF A03
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                                                           PERSONAL AUTHOR  INDEX
GARGAS, M. L.
  Physiologically Based Toxicokinetic Model for the Uptake
  and Disposition of Waterborne Organic Chemicals in Fish.
  PB92-136902/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
GARRETT, N. E.
  Genetic Activity Profile Database.
  PB92-189091/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
GATCHETT, A. M.
  U.S.  Environmental Protection Agency's SITE  Emerging
  Technology Program: 1991 Update.
  PB92-150663/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
GATTIE, D. K.
  Predicting Chemical Concentration Effects on Transforma-
  tion Rates of Dissolved  Organics by Complex Microbial As-
  semblages.
  PB92-101393/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Treating Soil Solution  Samplers to Prevent Microbial  Re-
  moval of Analytes.
  PB92-166610/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
GAVASKAR, A. R.
  Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for the Metal Finishing
  Industry. Technology Evaluation Report.
  PB92-232214/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  Automotive and  Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
  Distillation: Technology Evaluation Report.
  PB92-153444/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
  Automotive and  Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
  Filtration. Technology Evaluation Report.
  PB92-126804/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
GAY, B. W.
  Open Path  Ambient Measurements of  Pollutants with a
  DOAS System.
  PB92-192160/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Summary of  the  1991 EPA/AWMA International Symposi-
  um: Measurement of Toxic and Related Air Pollutants. Held
  in Durham, North Carolina on May 6-10, 1991.
  PB92-110386/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
GAY, C. A.
  Impacts of Climate Change on Rice Yield: Evaluation of the
  Efficacity of Different Modeling Approaches.
  PB92-188754/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
GEBHARD, R. l_
  Proximity of  Louisiana Sanitary Landfills to Wetlands  and
  Deepwater Habitats.
  PB92-164953/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
GEISNER, R. L.
  Reclaiming Fiber from Newsprint Dry Methods.
  PB92-153949/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
GELDREICH, E. E.
  Compliance Concerns with the New Coliform Regulation.
  PB92-179696/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Microbiological Changes in  Source Water  Treatment:  Re-
  flections in Distribution Water Quality.
  PB92-217363/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Opportunistic Organisms and the Water Supply Connection.
  PB92-179704/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Searching for a  Water Supply Connection in the Cabool,
  Missouri Disease Outbreak of 'Escherichia coli' 0157:H7.
  PB92-235662/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Visions of the Future in Drinking Water Microbiology.
  PB92-179852/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
GENEROSO, W. M.
  Review of the Mutagenicity of Ethylene Oxide.
  PB92-124569/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
GENTHNER, F. J.
  Fate of 'Bacillus sphaericus' 2362 Spores Following Inges-
  tion by Nontarget Invertebrates.
  PB92-129774/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Heterotrophic Bacteria  of  the Freshwater Houston  and
  Their Ability to  Act as Plasmid Recipients under Nutrient
  Deprived Conditions.
  PB92-129766/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
GEORGE, f- L.
  Achievements in Source Reduction and Recycling for Ten
  Industries in the United States.
  PB92-137470/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 GEORGE, a K.
  Application of Modified Aluminon and GFAAS Methods to
  Beryllium Determination in Drinking Water.
  PB92-180199/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Comparison of Methods for Determination of Dissolved In-
  organic Carbon (DIC).
   PB92-179712/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Comprehensive Evaluation of a Field Test Kit for Lead.
   PB92-179720/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 GEORGE, M. H.
   Improvement in the Diagnostic Potential of (32)P-Postlabel-
   ing  Analysts Demonstrated  by the  Selective Formation and
   Comparative Analysis  of  Nitrated-PAH-Derived Adducts
   Arising from Diesel Particle  Extracts.
   PB92-110485/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 GEORGE, S. E.
   2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic Acid  Influence on 2,6-Dinitro-
   toluene-lnduced Urine  Genotoxicity  in  Fisher 344 Rats.
   Effect on Gastrointestinal Microflora and Enzyme Activity.
   PB92-206309/REB             92-04 PC A02/MF A01
   Effect of Pentachtorophenol on the Activation of 2,6-Dinitro-
   tofaene to Genotoxic Urinary Metabolites  in CD-1 Mice: A
                                                        Comparison of Gl Enzyme Activities and Urine Mutagenic-

                                                        PB92-150B95/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                      GERALD, L. N.
                                                        Oil and Gas Field Emissions Survey.
                                                        PB92-184977/REB              92-01
                                                                                            PC A14/MF A03
                                                      GERBER, D. R.
                                                        Asbestos Concentrations Two  Years  After Abatement in
                                                        Seventeen Schools.
                                                        PB92-158476/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                      GERLACH, R. W.
                                                        Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Program Dem-
                                                        onstration Plan  for  Westinghouse Bio-Analytic Systems
                                                        Pentachtorophenol Immunoassays.
                                                        PB92-170190/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
                                                        Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation (Site) Report
                                                        for  the Westinghouse  Bio-Analytic Systems Pentachtoro-
                                                        phenol (PCP) Immunoassays.
                                                        PB92-188713/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
                                                      GERMAN), M. S.
                                                        Physical and Chemical Characterization of Indoor Aerosols
                                                        Resulting from the Use of Tap Water in Portable Home Hu-
                                                        midifiers.
                                                        PB92-188937/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                      GERMANN, P. F.
                                                        Inferences about Solute Transport in  Macroporous Forest
                                                        Soils from Time Series Models.
                                                        PB92-150572/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                      GEHON, C. D.
                                                        Seasonal and Annual Biogenic Emisron Inventories for the
                                                        U.S. and Canada.
                                                        PB92-139427/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                      GERRITSEN, J.
                                                        Example Environmental Assessment Report for Estuaries.
                                                        PB92-102656/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
                                                      GEHRITY, T. H.
                                                        Ineffectiveness of Cough for Enhancing Mucus Clearance
                                                        in Asymptomatic Smokers.
                                                        PB92-233022/REB             92-04 PC A02/MF A01
                                                      GERSTLE,  R. W.
                                                        Relationship between Free  Liquids and Solids Content for
                                                        Sewage Sludges.
                                                        PB92-227453/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01
                                                      GERWIN, B. I.
                                                        Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Strain  with  Unusual In vitro
                                                        Growth Potential Which Undergoes Neoplastic Transforma-
                                                        tion after SV40 T Antigen Gene Transfection.
                                                        PB92-206358/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01
                                                      GERY, M. W.
                                                        Protocols for Evaluating Oxidant  Mechanisms for  Urban
                                                        and Regional Models.
                                                        PB92-205848/REB             92-04 PC A06/MF A02
                                                      GHASSEMI, M.
                                                        Review of Energy Efficiency of Refrigerator/Freezer Gas-
                                                        kets.
                                                        PB92-106913/REB             92-01 PC A03/MF A01
                                                      GHIO, A. J.
                                                        Reduction of Neutrophil Influx  Diminishes  Lung Injury and
                                                        Mortality  Following Phosgene Inhalation.
                                                        PB92-227420/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01
                                                      GIBSON, J. F.
                                                        Evaluation of a Sampling and Analysis Method for Determi-
                                                        nation of Polyhalogenated Dibenzo-p-Dioxins and  Dibenzo-
                                                        furans in Ambient Air.
                                                        PB92-129600/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                       GIBSON, S. A.
                                                         Stimulation of Reductive Dechlorination of Tetrachloroeth-
                                                        ene in Anaerobic Aquifer Microcosms  by Addition  of Short-
                                                        Chain Organic Acids or Alcohols.
                                                         PB92-206465/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
                                                       GILBERT,  M. E.
                                                         Characterization of Chemical Kindling with the Pesticide En-
                                                         dosulfan.
                                                         PB92-189059/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                         Colchicine-lnduced Deafferentation of the  Hippocampus
                                                         Selectively Disrupts Cholinergic Rhythmical Slow Wave Ac-
                                                         tivity.
                                                         PB92-120476/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                         Potentiation of  Inhibition with  Perforant Path Kindling: An
                                                         NMDA-Receptor Dependent Process.
                                                         PB92-120468/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                         Proconvulsant Activity of Endosulfan in Amygdala Kindling.
                                                         PB92-189000/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                                                       GILL, B. S.
                                                         Application of a Plant Test System in the Identification of
                                                         Potential Genetic Hazards at Chemical Waste Sites.
                                                         PB92-124551/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                         Application of Tradescantia Micronucleus  Assay for In situ
                                                         Evaluation of Potential  Genetic Hazards from Exposure to
                                                         Chemicals at a Wood-Preserving Site.
                                                         PB92-217231/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
                                                         Evaluation of 10 Chemicals for Aneuploidy Induction in the
                                                         Hexaploid Wheat Assay.
                                                         PB92-113307/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                                                       GILL, M. W.
                                                         Interlaboratory  Comparison of Motor Activity Experiments:
                                                         Implications for Neurotoxicologicai Assessments.
                                                         PB92-143916/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
GINN, T. C.
  Neanthes Long-Term Exposure Experiment: Further Evalua-
  tion of the Relationship between Juvenile Growth and Re-
  productive Success.
  PB92-166891/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

GLASER, J. A.
  Hazardous Waste Degradation by Wood Degrading Fungi.
  PB92-217082/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

GLASS, G. E.
  Mercury Deposition and Sources for the Upper Great Lakes
  Region.
  PB92-120500/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Mercury in  the St.  Louis River, Mississippi River, Crane
  Lake, and  Sand Point Lake:  Cycling,  Distribution,  and
  Sources. Report to the Legislative Commission on  Minne-
  sota Resources.
  PB92-195957/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

GLEN, W. G.
  Comparison of SIMCA  Pattern  Recognition and  Library
  Search Identification of Hazardous Compounds from Mass
  Spectra.
  PB92-227362/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

GOLD, A.
  Ozonation Byproducts:  Identification of Bromohydrins from
  the  Ozonation Natural  Waters  with  Enhanced Bromide
  Levels.
  PB92-232958/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

GOLDMAN, J. M.
  Assessment of Toxicant-Induced Alterations in the Luteiniz-
  ing Hormone Control of Ovulation in the Rat.
  PB92-150515/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Effect of Inhaled  Methanol on Pituitary and Testicular Hor-
  mones in Chamber Acclimated and Non-Acclimated Rats.
  PB92-150788/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Influence of Chlordimeform on Alpha-Adrenergic Receptor-
  Associated  Mechanisms of Hormonal Regulation in the Rat:
  Pituitary and Adrenocortical Secretion.
  PB92-143908/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Measuring Sexual Behavior in the Female Rat.
  PB92-179076/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Monitoring of  the Estrous Cycle in the Laboratory  Rodent
  by Vaginal Lavage.
  PB92-179068/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Neuroendocrine Responses to Social Regulation of Puberty
  in the Female House Mouse.
  PB92-179779/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Use of Perifusion to Evaluate Hormonal Release  In vitro
  from Rat Pituitary and Hypothalamic Tissue.
  PB92-158534/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GOLDMAN, R. F.
  Evaluation of Personal Cooling Devices for Dioxin Clean-Up
  Operation.
  PB92-206895/REB             92-04   PC A05/MF A01

GOLDSTEIN, J. A.
  Disposition  of  2,3,7,8-Tetrabromodibenzo-p-Dioxin   and
  2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin in the Rat: Biliary Excre-
  tion and Induction of Cytochromes CYP1A1 and CYP1A2.
  PB92-150747/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GOOD, J. W.
  Trends and Patterns  in Section 404  Permitting Requiring
  Compensatory Mitigation in Oregon and Washington, USA.
  PB92-153907/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 GOODMAN, L. R.
  Effects of Fenvalerate on the Early Life Stages of Topsmelt
  ('Atherinops affinis').
  PB92-195684/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

 GOODRICH, B.
  User's Guide  for the Urban Airshed Model.  Volume  6.
  User's Manual for the Postprocessing System.
  PB92-145382/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02

 GOODRICH, B. R.
   Regional   Ozone  Modeling  for  Northeast  Transport
   (ROMNET).
   PB92-108786/REB             92-01   PC A15/MF A03
   Regional   Ozone  Modeling  tor  Northeast  Transport
   (ROMNET). Appendices.
   PB92-108794/REB             92-01   PCA1S/MFA03

 GOODRICH, J. A.
   Drinking Water from  Agriculturally  Contaminated  Ground-
   water.
   PB92-195874/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Field-Testing  Distribution Water Quality Models.
   PB92-113182/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Safe Drinking Water  from Small Systems:  Treatment Op-
   tions.
   PB92-198605/REB             92-04  PCA02/MFA01
   Searching for a Water Supply Connection in the Cabool,
   Missouri Disease Outbreak of 'Escherichia coli' 0157:H7.
   PB92-235662/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 GOODWIN, A. R. H.
   Thermophysical  Properties of Gaseous Refrigerants  from
   Speed-of-Sound Measurements. 2.  Results  for 1,1-dichloro-
   1-fluoroethane (CCI2FCH3).
   PB92-154277                92-01  Not available NTIS
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                        HAHN, W.
GORDON, C. J.
  Acute Effects of Diisopropyl Fluorophosphate (DFP) on Au-
  tonomic and Behavioral  Thermoregulatory  Responses  in
  the Long-Evans Rat.
  PB92-124668/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Dynamics of Behavioral Thermoregulation in the Rat.
  PB92-124619/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Measurement of Behavioral Thermoregulation.
  PB92-Z17033/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
  Relationship  between Cholinesterase  Inhibition and  Ther-
  moregulatiqn Following Exposure to Diisopropyl  Fluoro-
  phosphate in the Rat.
  PB92-158658/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
GORDON, D. G.
  Sunken Vessels and Aircraft Containing Hazardous Materi-
  als in Puget Sound.
  PB92-104512/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02
GORDON, D. M.
  Estimating the Rate  of  Plasmid Transfer:  An End-Point
  Method.
  PB92-129626/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
GOVIND, R.
  Development of Predictive  Structure-Biodegradation  Rela-
  tionship Models with the Use of Respiromethcally Generat-
  ed Biokinetic Data.
  PB92-191196/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Respirometric Methods for Determination of Biodegradabi-
  lity and Biodegradation Kinetics for Hazardous Organic Pol-
  lutant Compounds.
  PB92-217108/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
GOYDAN, R.
  Improvement of  PMN  Review Procedures to Estimate Pro-
  tective Clothing Performance. Executive Summary Report.
  PB92-105691/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Permeation of  Multifunctional Acrylates  through Selected
  Protective Glove Materials.
  PB92-153915/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Permeation of Multifunctional Acrylates through Three Pro-
  tective Clothing Materials.
  PB92-164797/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
  Permeation Resistance of Glove Materials  to Agricultural
  Pesticides.
  PB92-227396/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
GRAHAM, D. E.
  Exposure  of Humans to a Volatile Organic  Mixture.  3.  In-
  flammatory Response.
  PB92-217223/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
GRAY, J. A.
  Neural Factors  in  the Development of Renal Function:
  Effect of Neonatal Central Catecholaminergic Lesions with
  6-Hydroxydopamine
  PB92-120492/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
GRAY, L. E.
  Compound-Induced Alterations of Sexual Differentiation: A
  Review of Effects in Humans and Rodents.
  PB92-158583/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
GRAY, W.
  Analysis of Factors Affecting Methane Gas  Recovery from
  Six Landfills.
  PB92-101351/REB              92-01   PC A13/MF A03
GRAYMAN, W. M.
  Expert Systems Show Promise for Customer Inquiries. Man-
  agement and Operations.
  PB92-166636/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Field-Testing Distribution Water Quality Models.
  PB92-113182/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
GRBIC-GALIC, O.
  Methodologies  for  Evaluating In situ  Bioremediation  of
  Chlorinated Solvents.
  PB92-146943/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A02
  Microbial  Degradation of Toluene under Sulfate-Reducing
  Conditions and the Influence of Iron on the Process.
  PB92-166735/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
GREATHOUSE, D.
  AL and the Environment: Knowledge-Based Tools for Envi-
  ronmental Decision Makers.
  PB92-153345/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
  PAST: The Potential ARARs Selection Tool.
  PB92-152941/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
GREATHOUSE, D. G.
  Intelligent Processing  Equipment within the Environmental
  Protection Agency.
  N92-24997/8/REB
                                                92-01
            (Order as N92-24987/9/REB, PC A10/MF A03)
  Intelligent Processing  Equipment within the Environmental
  Protection Agency.
  PB92-217330/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
GREENBERG, J.
  No Migration Variances to the Hazardous Waste Land Dis-
  posal Prohibitions:  A Guidance Manual for Petitioners (July
  1992).
  PB92-207695/HEB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
GREENE, G. E.
  Ozone Disinfection and  Treatment  of Urban  Storm Drain
  Dry-Weather Flows: A Pilot Treatment Plant Demonstration
  Project on the Kenter Canyon Storm Drain System in Santa
  Monica.
  PB92-239268/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
GREENE, J. J.
  Toxicological  Implementations of  Remediating Hazardous
  Wastes.
  PB92-124171/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
GREENWOOD, B. E.
  ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data Base and the
  QSAR System for Use in Ecological Risk Assessments.
  P892-198217/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
GREENWOOD, D.
  Indoor Air-Assessment: An Inventory of Indoor Air Quality
  Research in the United States: 1989-1990.
  PB92-114545/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
GREER, D. G.
  Quality Assurance Project  Plan for  the National  Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells:  Analytical Method  5 -
  Methyl Carbamates.
  PB92-168541/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
GRIFFIN, R. A.
  Technical Resource Document: Batch-Type Procedures for
  Estimating Soil Adsorption of Chemicals.
  PB92-188515/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
GRIFFIS, W. L.
  Effects of Aqueous and Dietary Exposure of Dieldrin  on
  Survival, Growth and Bioconcentration in Mallard Ducklings.
  PB92-217413/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01
  Teratogenesis, Toxicity, and Bioconcentration in Frogs Ex-
  posed to Dieldrin.
  PB92-180363/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
GRIFFITH, G. E.
  Ecological Regions versus  Hydrologic  Units: Frameworks
  for Managing Water Quality.
  PB92-153873/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
GRIFFITHS, R. A.
  Remediation  of  Leaking USTs: A  System  for Accessing
  Case Histories and Related Documents.
  PB92-179803/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

GRIMM, D. M.
  Continuous Multiligand Distribution  Model Used to Predict
  the Stability  Constant of Cu(ll) Metal  Complexation with
  Humic Material from Fluorescence Quenching Data.
  PB92-101377/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Fluorescence Techniques for Metal-Humic Interactions.
  PB92-101369/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

GROEBER, P.
  Technology Evaluation Report: Babcock and Wilcox  Cy-
  clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 1.
  PB92-222215/REB              92-04 PC A06/MF  A02
  Technology Evaluation Report: Babcock and Wilcox  Cy-
  clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 2.
  PB92-222223/REB              92-04 PC A15/MF  A03

GROEN, A.
  On-Site Engineering Report for the Low-Temperature Ther-
  mal Desorption Pilot-Scale Test on Contaminated  Soil.
  PB92-216936/REB              92-04 PC A07/MF  A02
  Removal of Creosote from Soil by Thermal Desorption.
  PB92-126838/REB              92-01 PC A02/MF  A01

GROFFMAN, P. M.
  Watershed Nitrogen  Management:  Upper  Potomac River
  Basin Case Study.
  PB92-108083/REB              92-01 PC A03/MF  A01

GROHSE, P. M.
  Standard Operating Procedures for Lead in Paint by  Hot-
  plate - or Microwave-Based Acid Digestions and Atomic Ab-
  sorption or Inductively Coupled Plasma  Emission Spectrom-
  etry.
  PB92-114172/REB             92-01 PC A03/MF A01

GROSE, E. C.
  Evaluation of Immunotoxicity of an Urban  Profile of Nitro-
  gen Dioxide:  Acute, Subchronic, and Chronic Studies.
  PB92-113356/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

GROSSE, D. W.
  Volatile Emissions  from Stabilization/Solidification of  Haz-
  ardous Waste
  PB92-217371/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 GRUBE, W. E.
  Evaluation of Waste Stabilized by the Soliditech SITE Tech-

  PB92O36878/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 GRUNWALD, G.
  Prediction of Octanol/Water Partition Coefficient (K sub ow)
  with Algorithmically Derived Variables.
   PB92-217348/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 GSCHWANDTNER, G.
  Controlling Odorous Emissions from Iron Foundries.
   PB92-166925/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Feasibility of Including Regional and Temporal VOC Emis-
   sions Estimates in the EPA Emissions Trends Report.
   PB92-216910/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

 GUARNACCIA, J. F.
   Multiphase Chemical  Transport in Porous Media.
   PB92-205640/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
   New Two-Phase Flow and Transport Model with  Interphase
   Mass Exchange.
   PB92-206564/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
   Parallel Groundwater Computations Using PVM.
   PB92-206572/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
GUINNUP, D. E.
  Tiered Modeling Approach for Assessing the Risks Due to
  Sources of Hazardous Air Pollutants.
  PB92-164748/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GULATI, D.
  Methods for Assessing Rat Sperm Motility.
  PB92-195825/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

GULLETT, B. K.
  Effect of Storage Conditions on Handling and SO2 Reactiv-
  ity of Ca(OH)2-Based Sorbents.
  PB92-124270/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Role of Gas-Phase CI2 in the Formation of PCDD/PCDF
  during Waste Combustion.
  PB92-1213B3/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Sorbent/Urea Slurry Injection for Simultaneous SO2/NOX
  Removal.
  PB92-195817/REB             92-01   PCA02/MFA01

GUMERMAN, R. C.
  Standardized Costs for Water Supply Distribution Systems.
  PB92-141290/REB             92-01   PCA15/MFA03

GUNDAPPA, M.
  Field Performance of  Woodburning  and Coalburning Appli-
  ances in Crested Butte during the 1989-90 Heating Season.
  PB92-106921/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
  Field Performance of  Woodburning Stoves in  Crested
  Butte, Colorado.
  PB92-113133/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

GUNDERSON, D. f..
  Reclaiming Fiber from Newsprint Dry Methods.
  PB92-153949/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01

QUO, Z.
  Effects  of Building Features  on Indoor Air and  Pollutant
  Movements.
  PB92-153808/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01

GUPTA, R. C.
  Carcinogen-DNA Adducts in Cultures of Rat and Human
  Hepatocytes.
  PB92-189075/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Cigarette Smoke-Induced DNA Adducts in the Respiratory
  and Nonrespiratory Tissues of Rats.
  PB92-189083/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  DNA Adducts of the Antiturnor Agent Diaziquone.
  PB92-150739/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Potential of Carp to Bioactivate Benzo(a)pyrene to Metabo-
  lites That Bind to DNA.
  PB92-189034/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

GUPTA, S.
  Gene Probe for PO Messenger RNA Used to Index Acryl-
  amide Toxic Neuropathy in Rats.
  PB92-143957/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Myelin Basic Protein-Messenger RNA (MBP-mRNA) Expres-
  sion during Triethyltin-lnduced Myelin Edema.
  PB92-150861/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
GUTJAHR-GOBELL, R.
  Effects of a Contaminated Sediment on Life History  Traits
  and Population Growth  Rate of 'Neanthes Arenaceoden-
  tata' (Polychaeta: Nereidae) in the Laboratory.
  PB92-108059/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

GUTKNECHT, W. F.
  Standard Operating Procedures for Lead  in Paint by Hot-
  plate - or Microwave-Based Acid Digestions and Atomic Ab-
  sorption or Inductively Coupled Plasma Emission Spectrom-
  etry.
  PB92-114172/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Standard Operating Procedures for Measurement of Lead
  in  Paint  Using  the  SCITEC  MAP-3 X-ray Fluorescence
  Spectrometer.
  PB92-114180/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

GWIN, S. E.
  Approach to Improving  Decision  Making in  Wetland Resto-
  ration and Creation.
  PB92-217306/REB            92-04   PC A08/MF A02
  Evaluating Design and Verifying Compliance of Created
  Wetlands in the Vicinity of Tampa, Florida.
  PB92-116045/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
  Final Quality Assurance Report for the Tampa, Florida Wet-
  lands Study.
  PB92-113000/REB             92-01   PC A09/MF A03
  Quality  Assurance Project Plan: Tampa, Florida  Wetlands
  Study.
  PB92-122761/REB             92-01   PCA11/MFA03

 HACKETT, G.
  Handbook of Suggested Practices for the Design and In-
  stallation of Ground-Water Monitoring Wells (Revised).
   PB92-216886/REB             92-04   PCA11/MFA03

 HAGLEY. C. A.
  Wetlands Research  Plan FY92-96: An  Integrated Risk-
   Based Approach.
   PB92-178946/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02

 HAHN, W.
   Biological Treatment of Wood Preserving Site Groundwater
   by BioTrol, Inc. Applications Analysis Report.
   PB91-227983/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
   Technology  Evaluation Report:  Biological Treatment   of
   Wood  Preserving Site Groundwater by Biotrol, Inc.
   PB92-110048/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
HAINES, T. A.
  Regional  Patterns and Local Variability of Dry and Occult
  Deposition Strongly Influence Sulfate Concentrations  in
  Maine Lakes.
  PB92-136951 /REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

HAJJAR, N. P.
  Health Assessment Document for Talc.
  PB92-239524/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01

HALE, D. D.
  Environmental Factors Correlated to Dichlorophenol Dech-
  Jorination  in Anoxic Freshwater Sediments.
  PB92-124346/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Reductive Dechlorination of Dichlorophenols in Anaerobic
  Pond Sediments (Chapter 13).
  PB92-101708/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Regiospetific Dechlorination of Pentachlorophenol by Dich-
  (orophenol-Adapled Microorganisms in Freshwater, Anaero-
  bic Sediment Slurries.
  PB92-101674/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

HALL, B. W.
  Current Status of ADVACATE Process for Flue Gas Desul-
  furization  (Journal Article).
  PB92-150622/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
HALL.F.
  Superfund Engineering Issue: Issues Affecting the Applica-
  bility  and Success  of Remedial/Removal   Incineration
  Projects.
  PB92-109081/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
HALL,l_L-
  Age-Related Percutaneous  Penetration of 2-sec-Butyl-4-6-
  Dinitrophenol (Dinoseb) in Rats.
  PB92-227495/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

HALL, R. E.
  Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Inciner-
  ation.
  PB92-150432/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Stationary Combustion NOx  Control. A  Summary  of the
  1991 Symposium. Held in Washington. DC.. March 25-28,
  1991.
  PB92-121375/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
HALLAM, T. G.
  Modelling Individuals Employing an Integrated Energy Re-
  sponse: Application to 'Daphnia'.
  PB92-179829/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

HALLUM, L.
  Long-Term Changes in the Area! Extent of Tidal Marshes,
  Eelgrass Meadows and Kelp Forests of Puget Sound.
  PB92-104496/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
HALLYBURTON, S.
  Regional  Oxidant Model (ROM) User's Guide. Part 4: The
  ROM  System  User Tutorial (Processor Network and Core
  Model).
  PB92-120872/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03
HALPERIN, E. C.
  Induction  of Micronuclei by X-radiation in Human,  Mouse
  and Rat Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes.
  PB92-113315/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Interspaces Cvtogenetic Comparisons: Studies with X-Radi-
  aton and Bteomycin Sulfate.
  PB92-227438/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
HALSE, Y. H.
  Ductte-to-Brittle Transition  Time in  Polyethylene Geomem-
  brane Sheet.
  PB92-153756/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Stress Crack Testing of Polyethylene Gee-membranes.
  PB92-217132/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
HAHAKER, T. L.
  Changes  in the Physiological Performance and Energy Me-
  tabolism of an Estuarine Mysid 'Mysidopsis bahca' Exposed
  in the Laboratory through a Complete Life Cycle to the De-
  foliant DEF.
  PB92-129709/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01
HAMEL.L.
  Evaluation of VOC Emissions from Heated Roofing Asphalt.
  PB92-11S2B6/REB             92-01  PCA04/WFA01
HAMEL, L. E.
  Corona Destruction: An Innovative  Control Technology  for
  VOCs and Air Toxics.
  PB92-206622/REB             92-04  PC  A03/MF A01
HAMILTON, J. F.
  Design and Optimization of a Refrigeration System.
  PB92-19S973/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HAMILTON, P. T.
  Hydrogenase-LJnked Gene  in 'Methanobacterium thermoau-
  totrophicum' Strain DettaH  Encodes a Polyferredoxin.
  PB92-206234/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
HAMMOND, S. K.
  Intercomparison of Sampling Techniques  for Nicotine in
  Indoor Environments.
  PB92-110402/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
HANNON, W. H.
  Intertaboratory Study  of  Cellular  Fluorescence  Intensity
  Measurements with Fluorescein-Labeled  Microbead Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-153881/HEB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Intertaboratory Study  of  Cellular  Fluorescence  Intensity
  Measurements with Fluorescein-Labeled  Microbead Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-153899/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
HANSEN, D. J.
  Technical Basis for  Establishing  Sediment Quality Criteria
  for Nonionic Organic Chemicals Using Equilibrium Partition-
  ing. Annual Review.
  PB92-129642/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

HANSEN, W. F.
  Sorbent/Urea Slurry Injection for Simultaneous SO2/NOx
  Removal.
  PB92-195817/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

HANSON, S. P.
  Non-Equilibrium Effects in the Vaporization of Multicompon-
  ent Fuel  Droplets.
  PB92-121425/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

HARD, G. C.
  Alpha2u-Globulin:  Association  with  Chemically Induced
  Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in the Male Rat.
  PB92-143668/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
HARDIN, C. M.
  Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon  Reduction Technology.  Volume 1.  Symposium
  Oral Papers Opening Session and Technical  Sessions 1
  through 5.
  PB92-115351/REB             92-01   PC A18/MF A04

  Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon  Reduction Technology.  Volume 2.  Symposium
  Oral Papers Technical Sessions 6 through 10.
  PB92-115369/REB             92-01   PC A19/MF A04

  Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon  Reduction Technology.  Volume 3.  Symposium
  Panel and Poster Papers Technical Sessions 1 through 5.
  PB92-115377/REB             92-01   PC A20/MF A04

  Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon  Reduction Technology.  Volume 4.  Symposium
  Poster Papers Technical Sessions 6 through 10.
  PB92-115385/REB             92-01   PCA13/MFA03

HARDISON, D. L
  Standard Operating  Procedures for Lead in Paint by Hot-
  plate - or Microwave-Based Acid Digestions and Atomic Ab-
  sorption  or  Inductively Coupled Plasma Emission Spectrom-
  etry.
  PB92-114172/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Standard Operating  Procedures for Measurement of Lead
  in  Paint Using the SCITEC MAP-3 X-ray  Fluorescence
  Spectrometer.
  PB92-114180/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
HARDY, M. P.
  Isolation and Culture of Leydig Cells from Adult Rats.
  PB92-166321/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

HARDY, R. J.
  Physical and Chemical Characterization of Indoor Aerosols
  Resulting from the Use of Tap Water in Portable Home Hu-
  midifiers.
  PB92-188937/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
HARLESS, R. L.
  Comparative Analysis of Dioxins and Furans in Ambient Air
  by High  Resolution and Electron  Capture Mass Spectrome-
     2-206440/REB
                               92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Evaluation of a Sampling and Analysis Method for Determi-
  nation of Polyhalogenated Dibenzo-p-Dioxins and Dibenzo-
  furans in Ambient Air.
  PB92-129600/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
HARMON, D. L
  Mobile Ait-Conditioning Recycling Manual.
  PB92-235688/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

HARRINGTON-BROCK, K.
  Genotoxicity in Mouse Lymphoma Cells of Chemicals Capa-
  ble of Michael Addition.
  PB92-120484/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HARRIS, D. B.
  Case Study of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation in a New
  York State School.
  PB92-198571/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Data Logging Systems for  Monitoring  Long-Term Radon
  Mitigation Experimental  Programs  in Schools  and Other
  Large Buildings.
  PB92-206580/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Paniculate
  and  Organic  Emissions from a Third World Residential
  Combustion Process. Ill Evaluation of a Potential Technique
  for the Control of Emissions from the Indoor, Open Hearth
  Combustion of Coal.
  PB92-206499/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Paniculate
  and  Organic  Emissions from a Third World  Residential
  Combustion Process. 1. Facility Description and Results of
  Tests of Three Rural China Residential Coals, a U.S. Coal,
  and Wood.
  PB92-206598/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Radon  Prevention  in  the  Design and  Construction  of
  Schools and  other Large Buildings.
  PB92-180298/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01

  Sub-Slab Pressure Field Extension in Schools and Other
  Large Buildings.
  PB92-121268/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 HARRIS, M. W.
  Comparisons of the  Effects  of TCDD and Hydrocortisone
  on Growth Factor  Expression Provide Insight into Their
  Interaction in the Embryonic Mouse Palate.
  PB92-158641/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Limited PCB  Antagonism of TCDD-lnduced Malformations
  in Mice.
  PB92-166768/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HARRIS, S. T.
  Use of Bromoergocryptine in the Validation of Protocols for
  the Assessment of Mechanisms of Early Pregnancy Loss in
  the Rat.
  PB92-124692/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HARRISON, H.
  General  Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
  cides in the United States. Second Edition.
  PB92-221811/REB             92-04  PC A13/MF A03

HARRISON, R.  B.
  Sulfur Dynamics of Forest Ecosys;
  PB92-153048/REB
items.
 92-01
                                      PC A04/MF A01
HARRJE, D. T.
  Modeling  Air Flow Dynamics in Radon Mitigation Systems:
  A Simplified Approach.
  PB92-120427/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Simplified Modeling of Air Flow Dynamics  in SSD  Radon
  Mitigation Systems for Residences with Gravel Beds.
  PB92-195635/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

HARRY, G.  J.
  Developmental Neurotoxicology of Polychlorinated  Biphen-
  yls and Related Compounds.
  PB92-206549/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Neurobehavioral Toxicology. Chapter 2.
  PB92-166347/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HARTEN, T. M.
  Lignoce/lulosic-Plastic Composites from Recycled Materials.
  PB92-126861/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reclaiming Fiber from Newsprint Dry Methods.
  PB92-153949/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

  Waste Minimization for Non-Agricultural Pesticide Applica-
  tors: EPA's Pollution Prevention Guide.
  PB92-153774/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

  Waste Reduction Technology Evaluations of the U.S. EPA
  WRITE Program.
  PB92-108133/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HARTIG, P.
  Generation of Recombinant Baculovirus via Liposome-Me-
  diated Transfection.
  PB92-143973/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

HARTLEY, W. R.
  Health Advisory for 2,4- and 2,6-Dinitrotoluene (DNT).
  PB92-189315/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03

HASSAN, S. M.
  Carbonate Equilibria and Groundwater Sample  Collection:
  Implications for Estimated Average Subsurface Properties
  in Continental North America.
  PB92-101690/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HASSEL, G. R.
  Experimental investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Inciner-
  ation.
  PB92-126952/HEB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Inciner-
  ation.
  PB92-150432/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HATCH, G. E.
  Application of the EPR Spin-Trapping  Technique to the De-
  tection of Radicals Produced in vivo during Inhalation Expo-
  sure of Rats to Ozone.
  PB92-227412/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Concentration-Time Models  for the Effects of  Ozone on
  Bronchoalveolar Lavage  Fluid  Protein from  Rats and
  Guinea Pigs.
  PB92-150879/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reduction of Neutrophil Influx Diminishes Lung Injury and
  Mortality Following Phosgene Inhalation.
  PB92-227420/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

HATF1ELD, J.
  Comparison of Airborne Asbestos Levels  Determined by
  Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) Using Direct and
  Indirect Transfer Techniques.
  PB92-191113/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

HAUCHMAN, F. S.
  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Health Effects Re-
  search on Drinking Water Contaminants.
  PB92-206531/REB             92-04  PC AOZ/MF A01

HAVINGA,  A.
  Summary of Phase II  Regulations: National Primary Drinking
  Water  Regulation for 38  Inorganic and Synthetic Organic
  Chemicals.
  PB92-122969/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

HAWKINS, W. E.
  Carcinoma of the Exocrine Pancreas in Medaka.
  PB92-129782/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HAZARD, J.
  Forest Health Monitoring Plot Design and Logistics Study.
  PB92-118447/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

HAZEL, K. R.
  Technical Assistance Document: Performance Audit Proce-
  dures for Opacity Monitors.
  PB92-192889/REB              92-01  PC A12/MF A03
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                                                             PERSONAL AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                  HOLLETT, B. A.
HAZUCHA, M. J.
  Experimental Design and Instrumentation for a Field Experi-
  ment.
  AD-A2S2 680/4/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01

  Experimental Design and Instrumentation for a Field Experi-
  ment.
  PB92-217454/REB              92-04  PC A05/MF A01

HEINDEL, J. J.
  Methods for Assessing Rat Sperm Motility.
  PB92-195825/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HEINONEN, E.
  Research and Development for Total-Flood Halon  1301
  Replacements for Oil and Gas Production Facilities.
  PB92-206515/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

HEUMAN, K. H.
  Evaluation of a Vehicle Equipped with a Direct Injection
  Engine Using Neat Methanol.
  PB92-118009/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Evaluation of Research  Prototype Vehicles Equipped with
  Direct Injection Two-Stroke Cycle Engines.
  PB92-143692/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HEMHER, M. H.
  Detoxification of Penlachlorophenol and Creosote Contami-
  nated Groundwater by Physical Extraction: Chemical and
  Biological Assessment
  PB92-129733/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HEMMER, M. J.
  Comparative Acute  Sensitivity of Larval Topsmelt, 'Atherin-
  ops affinis1, and Inland Silverside, 'Menidia beryllina', to 11
  Chemicals.
  PB92-195668/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Effects of Fenvalerate on the Early Life Stages of Topsmelt
  f Atherinops affinis').
  PB92-195684/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Laboratory Spawning of  Topsmelt, 'Atherinops affinis', with
  Notes on Culture and Growth of Larvae.
  PB92-19S759/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Reproductive Ecology of the Inland Silverside, 'Menidia ber-
  yllina', (Pisces: Atherinidae) from Blackwater Bay, Florida.
  PB92-195775/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HENDERSON, L. O.
  Interlaboratory Study of Cellular Fluorescence Intensity
  Measurements with Fluorescein-Labeled Microbead Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-153881/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Interlaboratory Study of Cellular Fluorescence Intensity
  Measurements with Fluorescein-Labeled Microbead Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-153899/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HENDERSON, S.
  Science Policy Interface  (Chapter 12).
  PB92-143641/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HENOLER.A.
  Air Superfund National  Technical Guidance Study  Series.
  Estimation of Air Impacts for the Excavation of Contaminat-
  ed SoK.
  PB92-171925/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

KENNING, B.
  Identification and Characterization of  Missing or Unaccount-
  ed for Area Source Categories.
  PB92-139377/REB             92-01  PC A1S/MF A03

  Liquid and Gaseous Fuel Distribution  System.
  PB92-115203/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HENSCHEU D. B.
  Cost  Analysis  of  Soil  Depressurization  Techniques for
  Indoor Radon Reduction.
  PB92-120443/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Parametric Analysis of the Installation and Operating Costs
  of Active Soil  Depressurization Systems  for Residential
  Radon Mitigation.
  PB92-116037/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

HENSEL, B. H.
  Construction, Monitoring,  and  Performance of  Two Soil
  Liners.
  PB92-124049/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

HERGET, W. F.
  Long-Path  FTIR Measurements of Volatile Organic Com-
  pounds in an Industrial Setting (Jury 1989-April 1991).
  PB92-206424/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

HERIBA, A.
  Development of a Solid Sample Analytical Procedure  for
  Cyanide in Spent Ore. Final Technical Report.
  PB92-203496/REB              92-04  PCA11/MFA03

HERNDON, R. C.
  Proximity of  Louisiana Sanitary Landfills to Wetlands and
  Deepwater Habitats.
  PB98-164953/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HERR, D. W.
  Alterations in Rat Rash and  Pattern Reversal Evoked Po-
  tentials after Acute or Repeated Administration of Carbon
  Disulfide (CS2).
  PB92-188929/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 HERRMANN, J. G.
   Removal of Creosote from Soil by Bioslurry Reactors.
   PB92-227339/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Removal of Creosote from Soil by Thermal Desorption.
   PB92-126838/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
HEHTEL, G.
  Cloning and Expression of a Lignin Peroxidase Gene from
  'Streptomyces viridosporus' in 'Streptomyces lividans'.
  PB92-180389/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HERTZ, B. G.
  Expert Systems Show Promise for Customer Inquiries. Man-
  agement and Operations.
  PB92-166636/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
HERZOG, B.!_
  Construction,  Monitoring,  and  Performance of Two Soil
  Liners.
  PB92-124049/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
HERZOG, E. W.
  Recommended I/M Short Test Procedures tor the 1990's:
  Six Alternatives.
  PB92-104439/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HESS, A. F.
  Field-Testing Distribution Water Quality Models.
  PB92-113182/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HESS, C. T.
  Measurement of  the  Biotransfer and Time  Constant  of
  Radon from Ingested Water by Human Breath Analysis.
  PB92-189026/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HESS, K. M.
  Evaluation  of Hydraulic Conductivities Calculated from Mul-
  tiport-Permeameter Measurements.
  PB92-144013/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Spatial  Variability of Geochemical and Hydrologic Proper-
  ties of Subsurface Materials in a Sand and Gravel Aquifer,
  Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
  PB92-179126/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Techniques to Determine Spatial Variations  in  Hydraulic
  Conductivity of Sand and Gravel.
  PB92-109123/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HESS, R. A.
  Fungicide Benomyl(Methyl 1 -(Butylcarbamoyl)-2-Benzimida-
  zolecarbamate) Causes Testicular Dysfunction by Inducing
  the Sloughing of Germ Cells and Occlusion of Efferent Duc-
  tules.
  PB92-1S0796/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HESSLING, J.
  On-Site Engineering Report for the Low-Temperature Ther-
  mal Desorption Pilot-Scale Test on Contaminated Soil.
  PB92-216936/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

HETZLER, B. E.
  Differential  Impact of Hypothermia  and Pentobarbital  on
  Brain-Stem Auditory Evoked Responses.
  PB92-113240/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HEWITT, M.  J.
  GIS Technical Memorandum 3: Global Positioning Systems
  Technology and Its Application in Environmental Programs.
  PB92-169358/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

HICK, S.
  Handbook for Special  Public Notification for Lead for Public
  Drinking Water Suppliers.
  PB92-164722/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

HIGHFILL, J.
  Acute Effects of Diisopropyl Fluorophosphate (DFP) on Au-
                ehavioral  Thermoregulatory Responses in
  tonomic and  Behaviors
  the Long-Evans Rat.
  PB92-124668/REB
                                92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Relationship between Cholinesterase Inhibition and Ther-
  moregulation  Following Exposure to  Diisopropyl  Fluoro-
  phosphate in the Rat.
  PB92-158658/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 HIGHFILL, J. W.
  Concentration-Time Models for the  Effects of Ozone  on
  Bronchoalveolar  Lavage  Fluid Protein  from Rats and
  Guinea Pigs.
  PB92-150879/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 HIGHSMITH, V. R.
  Characterization of the Wintertime Boise, Idaho, Air Shed: A
  Comprehensive Field Study Report for the U.S. EPA Office
  of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
  PB92-136803/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Physical and Chemical Characterization of Indoor Aerosols
  Resulting from the Use of Tap Water in Portable Home Hu-
  midifiers.
  PB92-188937/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 HILLGER, R. W.
  Remediation of Leaking USTs: A  System for Accessing
  Case Histories and Related Documents.
  PB92-179803/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Underground  Storage  Tanks  on Indian Lands.  Education
  Moderates: An Environmental Treat.
  PB92-179860/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 HINTENLANG, D. E.
  Recommended Sub-Slab Depressurization Systems Design
  Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
  PB92-105626/HEB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 HIRSH, S. R.
  Applicability of UV/Oxidation Technologies to Treat Con-
  taminated Groundwater.
  PB92-126853/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 HITES, H. A.
  Comparative Analysis of Dioxins and Furans in Ambient Air
   by High Resolution and Electron Capture Mass Spectrome-
  try.
   PB92-206440/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
HJORT, R.
  Data User's Guide to the United States Environmental Pro-
  tection Agency's Long-Term Monitoring Project: Quality As-
  surance Plan and Data Dictionary.
  PB92-239573/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

HO, M. D.
  Field Demonstration  of  the  Linde Oxygen  Combustion
  System on the EPA Mobile Incinerator.
  PB92-188838/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

HOAG, G. E.
  Soil Vapor Extraction Column  Experiments on Gasoline
  Contaminated Soil.
  PB92-226430/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

HODSON, L. L
  Acid Aerosol Measurement Methods: Studies of Extraction
  and Analytical Effects.
  PB92-191154/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HOFFMAN, A. D.
  Hepatic Microsomal N-hydroxylation of  Aniline and 4-chlor-
  oancline by Rainbow Trout 'Onchorhyncus mykiss'.
  PB92-227354/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

HOFFMAN, A. J.
  Evaluation of High Volume Particle Sampling and Sample
  Handling Protocols for Ambient Urban Air Mutagenicity De-
  terminations.
  PB92-168952/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HOFFMANN, W.
  Carcinogenic Risk of Non-Uniform Alpha Particle Irradiation
  in the Lungs: Radon Progeny Effects at Bronchial Bifurca-
  tions.
  PB92-227545/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

HOFMANN, J. E.
  Sorbent/Urea  Slurry Injection for Simultaneous SO2/NOx
  Removal.
  PB92-195817/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HOFMANN, W.
  Dosimetry of  Localized Accumulations  of Cigarette Smoke
  and Radon Progeny at Bifurcations.
  PB92-164847/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HOFMEISTER, V. A.
  Effects  of Heavy Industrial Pollution on Respiratory Func-
  tion  in  the Children  of Cubatao,  Brazil: A Preliminary
  Report.
  PB92-217207/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

HOGSETT, W. E.
  Adjusting Ambient Ozone Air Quality Indicators for Missing
  Values.
  PB92-124155/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Ozone Decreases Spring Root Growth and Root Carbohy-
  drate Content in Ponderosa Pine the Year Following Expo-
  sure.
  PB92-144039/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HOLCOMBE, G. W.
  Guidelines for Conducting Early Life Stage Toxicity Tests
  with Japanese Medaka 'Oryzias latipes'.
  PB92-137488/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HOLDREN, G. R.
  Estimating Critical Loads of Sulfate to Surface Waters in
  the Northeastern  United States: A Comparative Assess-
  ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads of
  Sulfate for Lakes.
  PB92-119015/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HOLDREN, M. W.
  Canister-Based Method for Monitoring Toxic VOCs in Ambi-
  ent Air.
  PB92-206432/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation: The Delaware
  SITE Study, 1989.
  PB92-125749/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02

HOLGNE, J.
  Hydroxyl Radical Formation in Aqueous Reactions (pH 3-8)
  of Iron(ll) with Hydrogen  Peroxide: The Photo-Fenton Reac-
  tion.
  PB92-153824/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HOLLAND, A. F.
  Example Environmental Assessment Report tor Estuaries.
  PB92-1026S6/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  U.S. Environmental  Protection Agency's  Environmental
  Monitoring and Assessment Program: An Ecological Status
  and Trends Program.
  PB92-121292/RE8             92-01   PC AOZ/MF A01

 HOLLAND, C. C.
  Approach to Improving Decision Making in Wetland Resto-
  ration and Creation.
  PB92-217306/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02

  Permit Tracking System  (PTS): A User's Manual.
  PB92-105659/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

 HOLLAND, F.
  EPA's Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program:
  An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
  PB92-121169/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 HOLLETT, B. A.
   Asbestos Fiber Release during  Change-Out of Filter Bags
   from HEPA-Filtered Vacuum Cleaners.
   PB92-113208/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
 Part 1. Physical Testing.
 PB92-121193/REB
  Co-Existing with Asbestos: A Look at the Engineering Re-
  search  Program of the  U.S.  Environmental  Protection

  P§92^139419/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HOLM, T. R.
  Oxidation-Reduction Capacities of Aquifer Solids.
  PB92-110410/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HOLMES, T.
  Comparison  of  Five Solidification/Stabilization  Processes
  tar Treatment of Municipal Waste Combustion Residues.

                                92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  United States Environmental Protection Agency Municipal
  Waste Combustion Residue Solidification/Stabilization Eval-
  uation Program.
  PB92-121177/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HOLMES, T. T.
  Comparison  of  Solidification/Stabilization  Processes for
  Treatment of Municipal Waste Combustion Residues. Part
  2. Leaching Properties.
  PB92-121201/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HONARKHAH, I.
  Fate of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) in Soil Following
  Stabilization with Quicklime.
  PB92-114487/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02
HONOZO, M.
  Three Case Studies of Lake Temperature and Stratification
  Response to Warmer Climate.
  PB92-121391/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HOOD, R. D.
  Developmental   Toxicology:  Risk  Assessment  and  the
  Future.
  PB92-184993/REB              92-01  PC A13/MF A03
HORN, M. J.
  Zooplankton Population  Dynamics in Experimentally Toxi-
  tied Pond Ecosystems.
  PB92-153352/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
HORNBERGER, a M.
  Inferences about Solute Transport in Macroporous  Forest
  Soiis from Time Series Models.
  PB92-150S72/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HORNICEK, F. J.
  Control of  Alkaline  Phosphatase  Activity  in C3H10T1/2
  Cells: Role of Retincxc Acid and Cell Density.
  PB92-198639/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
HORWITZ, R. j.
  Analysts and Interpretation of Zooplankton Samples Col-
  lected during Phase 2 of the Eastern Lake Survey.
  PB92-136829/REB              92-01  PC A14/MF A03
HOSSEINIPOOR, E. Z.
  Application  of   a  Water  Quality  Assessment  Modeling
  System at a Superfund Site.
  PB92-164490/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01
HOU, M.
  Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Partition
  Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes.  Part 2.  Reverse-Phase
  High Performance Liquid Chromatography.
  PB92-124338/REB              92l>1  PC A02/MF A01

  Predicting the Precipitation of Acid and Direct Dyes in Natu-
  ral Waters.
  PB92-206200/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
HOOK, V. S.
  Assessing the Use of  Known Mutagens to Calibrate the
  'Salmonella typhimunum' Mutagemoty Assay.  1. Without
  Exogenous Activation.
  PB92-113257/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Assessing the Use of  Known Mutagens to Calibrate the
  'Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay. 2. With Exog-
  enous Activation.
  PB92-113273/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Effect of Bkxemediation on the Mutagenicity of Oil Spilled
  in Prince William Sound,  Alaska.
  PB92-206374/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Evaluating the Human Health Effects of Hazardous Wastes:
  Reproduction and  Development,  Neurotoxitity,  Genetic
  Toxicity and Cancer.
  PB92-110352/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Evaluating the Relationship of Metabolic Activation System
  Concentrations and Chemical Dose Concentrations for the
  Salmonella Spiral and Plate Assays.
  PB92-113331/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Genotoxicity of Industrial Wastes and Effluents. A Review.
  PB92-227594/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Oil Spill dean Up.
  PB92-110469/-REB              92-01  PC A01/MF A01
HOUSE, D.E.
  Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture.  1. Be-
  havioral  Assessment.
  PB92-189018/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 2. Sen-
  sory.
  PB92-164B88/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Fetal and Maternal Effects of Continual Exposure of Rats
  to 970-MHz Ocularly-Polarized Microwaves,
  PB92-227602/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
HOUSEMAN, V.
  Mining Sites on  the National Priorities List: NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports. Volume 1 (Aluminum  Company of America
  (Vancouver Smelter) to Cleveland Mill).
  PB92-124767/REB                      92-01  PC A99
  Mining Sites on the National Priorities List: NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports. Volume 2 (Commencement Bay Nearshore/
  Tideflats to Kerr McGee) (Kress Creek, Reed-Keppler Park,
  Residential Areas, Sewage Treatment Plant).
  PB92-124775/REB                     92-01   PC A99

  Mining Sites on the National Priorities List: NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports. Volume  3 (Kerr-McGee  Chemical  Corp.
  (Soda Springs Plant) to Ormet Corp).
  PB92-124783/REB                     92-01   PC A99

  Mining Sites on the National Priorities List: NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports. Volume 4 (Oronogo-Duenweg Mining Belt to
  Tar Creek).
  PB92-124791/REB                     92-01   PC A99

  Mining Sites on the National Priorities List: NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports. Volume 5 (Teledyne Wah Chang to Wayne
  Interim Storage Facility/W.R. Grace).
  PB92-124809/REB                     92-01   PC A99

HOWARD, 0. R.
  Kinetochore-Staining of Spermatid  Micronuclei: Studies of
  Mice Treated with X-Radiation or Acrylamide.
  PB92-188994/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HOWARD, H. K.
  Exposure and Release Estimations for Filter Press and Tray
  Dryer Operations Based on Pilot Plant Data.
  PB92-158450/REB             92-01  PC A14/MF A03

HOWARD, J. L.
  Interlaboratory Comparison of  Motor Activity Experiments:
  Implications for Neurotoxicological Assessments.
  PB92-143916/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HOWE, G.
  Method 25: Determination of Total  Gaseous Non-Methane
  Organic Emissions as Carbon from Stationary Sources.
  PB92-113026/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
HOWE, G.  B.
  Using a  Flame   lonization  Detector  (FID) Continuously
  Measure Toxic Organic Vapors in a Paint Spray Booth.
  PB92-198258/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
HOWELL, S. G.
  Ten Year Review of Plastics Recycling.
  PB92-153402/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HSU, I. C.
  Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Strain with Unusual In vitro
  Growth Potential  Which Undergoes Neoplastic Transforma-
  tion after SV40 T Antigen Gene Transfection.
  PB92-206358/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

HUANG, Y. S.
  Selection Kinetics during Serial Cell Culture Passage of
  Mixtures  of Wild-Type 'Autographa calitomica' Nuclear  Po-
  lyhedrosis Virus and Its Recombinant Ac360-Beta-gal.
  PB92-143874/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HUBER, J. K.
  Mercury  in the St. Louis River, Mississippi River, Crane
  Lake, and Sand  Point  Lake: Cycling,  Distribution,   and
  Sources. Report  to the Legislative  Commission on Minne-
  sota Resources.
  PB92-195957/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
HUBER, W. C.
  Modeling of Nonpoint Source  Water Quality in Urban  and
  Non-urban Areas.
  PB92-109115/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
HUDNELL, H. K.
  Exposure of Humans to  a Volatile Organic Mixture. 1.  Be-
  havioral Assessment.
  PB92-189018/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 2. Sen-
  sory.
  PB92-164888/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Methodological Issues in Human Exposure Studies of Low
  Level Solvent Mixtures.
  PB92-233030/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Use of Visual and Chemosensory Evoked Potentials in  En-
  vironmental and Occupational Health.
  PB92-217041/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
HUDSON,  D. E.
  Superfund Soils Data Management System.
  PB92-139476/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
HUFF, L. C.
  National  Air Toxics Information Qearinghouse: Bibliography
  of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices Related
  to Air Toxics. Index, 1991.
  PB92-111913/REB             92-01  PC A21/MF A04

  National  Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
  of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices Related
  to Air Toxics. Volume 5. Citations, 1991.
  PB92-111830/REB             92-01  PCA10/MFA03

  National  Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Ongoing Re-
  search and Regulatory Development Projects.
  PB92-111905/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
HUFFMAN, G. L.
  Environmental Laws and Regulations Relating to Medical
  Waste Disposal.
  PB92-217249/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
HUGHES,  M. F.
  Age-Related  Percutaneous Penetration of  2-sec-Butyl-4-6-
  Dinitrophenol (Dinoseb) in Rats.
  PB92-227495/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF  A01
HUGHES,  R. M.
  Biological Diversity and Biological Integrity: Current Con-
  cerns for Lakes and Streams.
  PB92-232917/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF  A01
  Modification of an Index of Biotic Integrity Based on Fish
  Assemblages  to Characterize Rivers of the  Seine Basin,
  France.
  PB92-180322/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HUGHES, T. J.
  Assessing the  Use of Known Mutagens to  Calibrate  the
  'Salmonella typhimurium'  Mutagenicity  Assay.  1. Without
  Exogenous Activation.
  PB92-113257/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Assessing the  Use of Known Mutagens to  Calibrate  the
  'Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay.  2. With Exog-
  enous Activation.
  PB92-113273/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HUKKU, B.
  Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Strain with Unusual In vitro
  Growth Potential Which Undergoes Neoplastic Transforma-
  tion after SV40 T Antigen Gene Transfection.
  PB92-206358/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

HUMMEL,  K. E.
  Manual for Non-CFC Aerosol Packaging: Conversion from
  CFC to Hydrocarbon Propellants.
  PB92-101344/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03

HUNG, C. Y.
  User's Guide for the SYSPOP Program: A PC Version of
  the PRESTO-EPA-POP Operation System. Version 1.0.
  PB92-213255/REB             92-04  PCA11/MFA03

HUNT, J. W.
  Copper Toxicity to Sperm, Embryos and Larvae of Tops-
  melt 'Atherinops affinis', with Notes on Induced Spawning.
  PB92-129808/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HUNT, W.
  Clean Air Act Requirements for Trace Metals Information.
  PB92-164995/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

HURST, C. J.
  Effect of the Method of Preparing Monochloramine upon In-
  activation of MS2 Coliphage, 'Escherichia coli', and 'Kleb-
  siella pneumoniae1.
  PB92-217355/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

HUTCHINS, S. R.
  Biodegradation of Monoaromatic Hydrocarbons by  Aquifer
  Microorganisms Using Oxygen, Nitrate, or Nitrous Oxide as
  the Terminal Electron Acceptor.
  PB92-110543/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Column Studies on BTEX  Biodegradation under Microaero-
  philic and Denitrifying Conditions.
  PB92-179050/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Effect of Nitrate Addition on Biorestoration of Fuel-Contami-
  nated Aquifer:  Field Demonstration.
  PB92-110444/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Laboratory and Field Studies on BTEX Biodegradation in  a
  Fuel-Contaminated Aquifer under Denitrifying Conditions.
  PB92-121227/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Optimizing BTEX Biodegradation under Denitrifying Condi-
  tions.
  PB92-124262/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

HWANG, S. L.
  Physical Property Data on Fluorinated  Propanes and  Bu-
  tanes as CFC and HCFC Alternatives.
  PB92-206507/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

HYATT, D. E.
  Ecological Indicators. Proceedings of an International Sym-
  posium.  Held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on October 16-19,
  1990.
  PB92-114131/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E99

IMBRIGIOTTA, T. E.
  Biotransformation of CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene in  Aquifer
  Material  from Picatinny Arsenal, Morris County, New Jersey.
  PB92-179100/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reductive Dechlorination of Trichloroethylene in Anoxic Aq-
  uifer Material from Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey.
  PB92-179019/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

IMHOFF, P. T.
  Multiphase Chemical Transport in Porous Media.
  PB92-205640/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

INGLIS, A.
  Air Emissions from the Treatment of Soils Contaminated
  with Petroleum Fuels and Other Substances.
  PB92-212976/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03

IRELAND, J. C.
  Formation of Disinfection By-Products.
  PB92-124221/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

IRW1N, J.  S.
  Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality  Modeling (IWAQM)
  Work Plan Rationale.
  PB92-213248/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01

ISAACS, G. A.
  Capsule  Report:  First Progress Report.  Physical Coal-
  Cleaning Demonstration at Homer City, Pennsylvania.
  PB92-179910/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ISRAELI, E.
  Interim Protocol for the Evaluation of Survival of Genetically
  Engineered Microorganisms by Simulating the Aerial Envi-
  ronment Using a Freeze-Drying Procedure.
  PB92-217470/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01
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IWASA, Y.
  Handling  and  Disposal of Sludges  and  Residuals  from
  Combined Sewer Overflow Treatment
  PB92-158567/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
JAASMA, D. R.
  Field Performance of Woodburning and Coalburning Appli-
  ances in Crested Butte during the 1989-90 Heating Season
  PB92-106921/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
  Field Performance  of  Woodburning  Stoves  in  Crested
  Butte. Colorado.
  PB92-113133/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
JACKSON, M. A.
  Genetic Activity Profile Database
  PB92-189091/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
JACKSON, M. D.
  Comparison  of Data from an IAQ Test House with  Predic-
  tions of an IAQ Computer Model.
  PB92-198589/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Evaluation of VOST and SemiVOST Methods for Haloge-
  nated Compounds in the Clean Air Act Amendments Title
  III, Bench and Laboratory Studies.
  PB92-178979/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Quality  Assurance  Planning for Stationary  Source Field
  Sampling.
  PB92-188804/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Stability of Air Toxic Gases Listed in Title III Clean  Air Act
  Amendments.
  PB92-188812/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
JACKSON, R. B.
  Approach  to Assessment of Management Impacts on Agri-
  cultural Soil Carbon.
  PB92-217173/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Estimating Agriculture's Net Contribution  to Atmospheric
  Carbon.
  PB92-217165/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
JACKSON, T.
  Retech. Inc.,  Plasma Centrifugal  Furnace:  Applications
  Analysis Report.
  PB92-218791/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
JACOBSON-KRAM, D.
  Review of the Mutagenicity of Ethylene Oxide.
  PB92-124569/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
JAFFE, L. B.
  Stability of Air Toxic Gases Listed in Title HI Clean  Air Act
  Amendments.
  PB92-1B8812/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
JAKUBOWSKI, W.
  Differentiation of  'Giardia duodenalis' from Other 'Giardia
  spp.' by  Using  Polymerase  Chain Reaction  and  Gene
  Probes.
  PB92-150531/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
JAMES, R. R.
  Protocol for  Testing the Effects of Fungal Pesticides on
  Nontarget Beetles Using 'Hippodamia convergens' (Coleop-
  tera: Coccinellidae).
  PB92-217488/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
JANSSEN, R.
  Differential Impact  of Hypothermia and Pentobarbital on
  Brain-Stem Auditory Evoked Responses.
  PB92-113240/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
JAWORSKI, N.
  Toxicity of Chlorine and Ammonia to Aquatic Life: Chemis-
  try, Water Quality Criteria, Recent Research, and Recom-
  mended Future Research.
  PB92-108091/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
JAWORSKI, N. A.
  Uncertainties in Nitrogen Mass Loadings in Coastal Water-
  sheds.
  PB92-106075/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Watershed Nitrogen Management:  Upper Potomac River
  Basin Case Study.
  PB92-108083/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
JAYANTY, R. K. M.
  Stability of Air Toxic Gases Listed in Title 111 Clean  Air Act
  Amendments.
  PB92-188812/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Summary  of the  1991  EPA/AWMA International  Symposi-
  um:  Measurement of Toxic and Related Air Pollutants. Held
  in Durham, North Carolina on May 6-10, 1991.
  PB92-110386/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
JEFFAY, S.
  Use of the Fungicide Carbendazim  as a Model Compound
  to Determine  the  Impact  of  Acute Chemical  Exposure
  during Opcyte Maturation and Fertilization on Pregnancy
  Outcome in the Hamster.
  PB92-206416/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
JEFFRIES, H. E.
  Protocols  for Evaluating Oxidant  Mechanisms  for  Urban
  and Regional Models.
  PB92-205848/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
JENSEN, K. f.
  Mapping Toxicant-Induced Nervous  System Damage with a
  Cupric Silver Stain: A Quantitative  Analysis of Neural  De-
  generation Induced by  3,4-Methylenedioxymethampheta-
  mine (MDMA) (Revised).
  PB92-217389/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Neonatal Exposure to Trimethyltin Disrupts Spatial Delayed
  Alternation Learning in Preweanltng  Rats.
  PB92-124718/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
JENSEN, K. M.
  Osmoregulatory  Failure  and Death  of  First-Year Large-
  mouth Bass  'Micropterus salmoides'  Exposed to  Low pH
  and  Elevated Aluminum, at Low Temperatures  in  Soft
  Water.
  PB92-205236/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
JENSEN, P. A.
  Evaluation of Sampling Alternatives for Bioaerosols. Phase
  2: Viable Microorganism Sampling  Efficiency.
  PB92-136183/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
JENSEN, T. E.
  Advanced Emission Speciation Methodologies for the Auto/
  Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program. 1. Hydro-
  carbons and Ethers.
  PB92-166784/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
JIMENEZ, M.
  User's  Guide for the Urban Airshed Model. Volume  4.
  User's Manual tor the Emissions Preprocessor System 2.0
  Part A: Core FORTRAN System.
  P692-226232/RES              92-04  PCA19/MFA04
JOHNS, D. M.
  Neanthes Long-Term Exposure Experiment: Further Evalua-
  tion of the Relationship between Juvenile Growth  and Re-
  productive Success.
  PB92-166891/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
JOHNSON, C. H.
  Serological  Cross-Reactions between   'Escherichia  coli'
  O157 and other Species of the Genus 'Escherichia'.
  PB92-180306/REB              92-01  PC A01/MF A01
JOHNSON, G. L.
  At  the Threshold: A  National Consensus Quality  Systems
  Standard for Environmental Programs, 1992.
  PB92-209295/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Development of a National Consensus Standard for Quality
  Assurance for Environmental Programs.
  PB92-143783/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Educating Managers  about Quality through Customer-Sup-
  plier Understanding. Overview of Current Training Initiatives
  in Energy and  Environmental Programs. Annual  National
  Energy  and  Environmental  Quality  Division Conference
  (19th).
  PB92-217116/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Quality  and  Environmental Protection: The  EPA QA  Pro-
  gram.
  PB92-143791/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
JOHNSON, M. G.
  Impact of Conservation Tillage Use on Soil and Atmospher-
  ic Carbon in the Contiguous United States
  PB92-113448/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
JOHNSON, P. M.
  Review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for
  Ozone Assessment of Scientific and Technical Information
  OAQPS Staff Paper.
  PB92-190446/REB              92-01  PC A17/MF A03
JOHNSON, R. D.
  Toxicity Reduction Evaluation at  a Municipal Wastewater
  Treatment Plant Using Mutagenicity as an Endpoint.
  PB92-232834/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
JONES, A. B.
  Removal of Creosote from Soil by  Bioslurry Reactors.
  PB92-227339/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
JONES, B.
  Technology Evaluation Report:  SITE  Program Demonstra-
  tion  Test Horsehead Resource  Development  Company,
  Inc., Flame Reactor Technology, Monaca, Pennsylvania.
  PB92-205855/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
JONES, G. W.
  Heterotrophic  Bacteria of the  Freshwater  Neuston  and
  Their Ability to Act  as Plasmid Recipients under  Nutrient
  Deprived Conditions.
  PB92-129766/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
JONES, J. A.
  Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for the Metal Finishing
  Industry. Technology Evaluation  Report.
  PB92-232214/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  Automotive and  Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling  by
  Distillation: Technology Evaluation  Report.
  PB92-153444/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  Automotive and  Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling  by
  Filtration. Technology Evaluation Report.
  PB92-126804/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01

JONES, J. W.
  Evaluation of NOx Emissions from TVA  Coal-Fired Power
  Plants.
  PB92-164813/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
JONES, K.
  Gene Probe for  PO Messenger RNA  Used to Index Acryl-
  amide Toxic Neuropathy in Rats.
  PB92-143957/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Myelin Basic Protein-Messenger RNA  (MBP-mRNA) Expres-
  sion during Triethyltin-lnduced Myelin Edema.
  PB92-150861/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Triphenyl  Phosphite-Induced Ultrastructural Changes  in
  Bovine Adrenomedullary Chromaffin Cells.
  PB92-209337/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

JONES, L.
  Best Demonstrated  Available Technology  (BOAT) Back-
  ground  Document for Quality  Assurance/Quality  Control
  Procedures and Methodology.
  PB92-149277/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02
                                  KASLICK, C. A.


JONES, L. G.
  New Developments in Emission Projection Methodologies.
  PB92-139393/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

JONES, P. S.
  Reduction of Disinfection By-Product Precursors by Nanofil-
  tration.
  PB92-149269/REB             92-01   PC E99/MF A06

JONES, R. R.
  Characterizing Heterogeneous Wastes: Methods and Rec-
  ommendations (March 26-28, 1991).
  PB92-216894/REB             92-04   PC A08/MF A02

JONES, T. l_
  Interlaboratpry Comparison of Thermospray and Particle
  Beam Liquid  Chromatography/Mass  Spectrometry  Inter-
  faces: Evaluation of a Chlorinated Phenoxy Acid Herbicide
  Liquid   Chromatography/Mass   Spectrometry   Analysis
  Method.
  PB92-124734/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

JOYNER, P.
  Physical  Property  Data  on Fluorinated Propanes and Bu-
  tanes as CFC and  HCFC Alternatives.
  PB92-206507/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

JOYNER, W. M.
  Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors. Volume 1.
  Stationary Point and Area Sources.  Fourth Edition. Supple-
  ment D.
  PB92-126945/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02

JOZEWICZ, W.
  Current Status of ADVACATE Process for Flue Gas Desul-
  furization (Journal Article).
  PB92-150622/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Effect of Storage Conditions on Handling and S02 Reactiv-
  ity of Ca(OH)2-Based Sorbents.
  PB92-124270/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Evaluation of NOx Emission  Control  Catalysts for Power
  Plant SCR Installations.
  PB92-121276/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

KAHL, J. S.
  Regional Patterns  and Local Variability of Dry ancf Occult
  Deposition  Strongly Influence Sulfate Concentrations in
  Maine Lakes.
  PB92-136951/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

KALLAPUR, V.  L.
  Vertebrate Toxicology of the Solubilized Parasporal Crystal-
  line Proteins of 'Bacillus tnuringiensis' Subsp. 'israelensis'.
  PB92-150507/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

KALLIO, P.
  Cape Cod Waste Water Renovation and Retrieval System,
  a Study of Water Treatment and Conservation First Year of
  Operation.
  PB92-174408/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03

KAMPBELL, D. H.
  Biotransformation of Monoaromatic  and Chlorinated Hydro-
  carbons at an Aviation Gasoline Spill Site.
  PB92-144005/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Bioventing to Treat Fuel Spills from Underground Storage
  Tanks.
  PB92-121342/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

KANDASWAMI, C.
  Metabolism of Benzo(a)Pyrene and Persistence of DNA Ad-
  ducts in the Brown Bullhead 'Ictalurus nebulosus'.
  PB92-189067/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

KANE, K. A.
  Optimal Adaptive Local Grid Refinement Approach to  Mod-
  eling Contaminant  Transport.
  PB92-217314/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

KAPHAMMER, B.
  Cloning and Characterization of tfdS, the Repressor-Activa-
  tor Gene of tfdB,  from the 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid
  Catabolic Plasmid  pJP4.
  PB92-129634/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

KAPLAN, L. A.
  Selection of Surrogates for a Genetically Engineered Micro-
  organism with Cellulolytic  Capability for Ecological Studies
  in Streams.
  PB92-195791/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

KARCHES, W. E.
  Open  Path Ambient  Measurements of  Pollutants with a
  DOAS System.
  PB92-192160/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

KARICKHOFF, S. W.
  Predicting Chemical Reactivity by Computer
  PB92-124312/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

KARIHER, P.
  Evaluation of VOC Emissions from Heated Roofing Asphalt.
  PB92-115286/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

KARNS, S. A.
  Recommended Operating  Procedure Number 56: Collection
  of Gaseous Grab Samples from Combustion Sources for
  Nitrous Oxide Measurement.
  PB92-216928/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

KASLICK,  C. A.
  Soil  Vapor Extraction Column  Experiments on  Gasoline
  Contaminated Soil.
  PB92-226430/REB             92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                           PA-19
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                                                            PERSONAL AUTHOR  INDEX
KATS, G.
  Effects  of  Open-Top  Chambers  on 'Valencia'  Orange
  Trees.
  PB92-180355/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

KATZ, D. f.
  Methods for Assessing Rat Sperm Motility.
  P892-195825/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

KATZ, D. S.
  ON A Adduct Formation by 12 Chemicals with Populations
  Potentially Suitable for Molecular Epidemiological Studies.
  PB92-227628/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

KAUFMANN, G. W.
  Evaluation  of Wetland Development  and  Waterbird Re-
  sponse at Elk Creek Wildlife Management Area, Lake Mills,
  Iowa, 1961 to 1990.
  PB92-153386/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KAVLOCK, R. A.
  In vitro Teratology.
  PB92-124700/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

KAVLOCK, R. J.
  Neural  Factors  in the Development  of Renal Function:
  Effect of Neonatal Central Catecholaminergic Lesions with
  6-Hydroxydopamine.
  PB92-120492/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

KAWANISHI, C.
  Generation of Recombinant Baculovirus via Liposome-Me-
  diated Transfection.
  PB92-143973/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
KAWANISHI, C. Y.
  Selection Kinetics during Serial  Cell Culture Passage of
  Mixtures of Wild-Type 'Autographa  califomica' Nuclear Po-
  lyhedrosis Virus and Its Recombinant Ac360-Beta-gal.
  PB92-143874/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

KAYLOR, W. H.
  Ozonatton/Post-Chlorination of Humic Acid: A  Model  for
  Predicting Drinking Water Disinfection By-Products.
  PB92-180280/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KAZACHKI, G. S.
  Predictions of Azeotropes Formed from Fluorinated Ethers,
  Ethanes, and Propanes.
  PB92-19590B/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Thermodynamic Evaluation of  Predicted Fluorinated Ether,
  Ethane, and Propane Azeotropes
  PB92-198241 /REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

KAZYAK, P. F.
  Water Quality Model for a River Receiving Paper Mill  Ef-
  fluents and Conventional Sewage.
  PB92-195643/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KEOOERIS, L. B.
  Disposition   of  2,3,7.8-Tetrabromodibenzo-p-Dioxin and
  2.3,7,8-Tetraenlorodibenzo-p-dioxin in the Rat Biliary Excre-
  tion and Induction of Cytochromes CYP1A1 and CYP1A2.
  PB92-150747/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KEEFE, M. J.
  EPA SITE Demonstration  of the Horsehead Resource De-
  velopment Company Flame Reactor Technology.
  PB92-139401/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

KEELY, J. F.
  Performance Evaluations of Pump-and-Treat Remediations.
  PB92-114461/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KELCE, W. R.
  Immature Rat Leydig Celts are Intrinsically Less Sensitive
  Than Adult Leydig Cells to Ethane Dimethanesulfonate.
  PB92-232842/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Isolation and Culture of Leydig Cells from Adult Rats.
  P892-166321/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KEUAR.P.
  Environmental Monitoring  and  Assessment Program: 1991
  Project Descriptors.
  PB92-114479/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

KELLY, J. E.
  National Home and  Garden Pesticide Use Survey Final
  Report. Executive Summary.
  PB92-174739/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  National Home and Garden Pesticide Use  Survey. Final
  Report. Volume  1. Executive Summary, Results, and Rec-
  ommendations.
  PB92-174747/REB             92-01  PC A16/MF A03

  National Home and Garden Pesticide Use Survey. Final
  Report.  Volume 2. Survey Design,  Implementation, and
  Analysis Methods.
  PB92-174754/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
KELLY, T. J.
  Phase Distributions of Airborne Polycyclic Aromatic Hydro-
  carbons in Two U.S. Cities.
  PB92-164979/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KELSEY, A. T.
  Design,  Development, and Implementation  of AIRS' Area
  and Mobile Source Subsystem.
  PB92-124213/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KELTY, K. C.
  Comprehensive Evaluation of a Field Test Kit for Lead.
  PB92-179720/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KEMPEN, J.
  Measurement Solution: Using a Temporary Total Enclosure
  for Capture Efficiency Testing.
  PB92-190271 /REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
KENADY, M. J.
  Proceedings of the International Workshop on Large-Scale
  Reforestation. Held in Corvallis, Oregon on May 9-10, 1990.
  PB92-109131/REB             92-01 PC A08/MF A02

KENDALL, S. M.
  Lotus 1-2-3-Based System  for Recording and Maintaining
  Body Weight of Laboratory Animals.
  PB92-158625/REB             92-01 PC A02/MF A01
KENNEDY, C. H.
  Application of the EPR  Spin-Trapping Technique to the De-
  tection of Radicals Produced in vivo during Inhalation Expo-
  sure of Rats to Ozone.
  PB92-227412/REB             92-04 PC A02/MF A01

KENNEDY, T. P.
  Reduction of  Neutropnil Influx  Diminishes Lung Injury and
  Mortality Following Phosgene Inhalation.
  PB92-227420/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01
KENT, D. B.
  Effect of  the Geochemical  Environment on Heavy-Metal
  Transport in Ground Water.
  PB92-179134/REB             92-01 PCA03/MFA01
KENTULA, M. E.
  Approach  to Improving  Decision Making in Wetland Resto-
  ration and Creation.
  PB92-217306/REB             92-04 PC A08/MF A02

  Effects of Section 404  Permitting on Freshwater Wetlands
  in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.
  PB92-217439/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01

  Evaluating Design  and Verifying Compliance of Created
  Wetlands in the Vicinity of Tampa, Florida.
  PB92-116045/REB             92-01 PC A06/MF A02

  Permit Tracking System (PTS): A User's Manual.
  PB92-105659/REB             92-01 PC A08/MF A02

  Pilot Study to Compare Created and Natural Wetlands in
  Western Washington and Evaluate Methods.
  PB92-136811/REB             92-01 PC A04/MF A01

  Quality Assurance Project Plan: Tampa, Florida Wetlands
  Study.
  PB92-122761/REB             92-01 PC A11/MF A03

  Trends and Patterns in Section  404 Permitting Requiring
  Compensatory Mitigation in Oregon and Washington, USA.
  PB92-153907/REB             92-01 PC A03/MF A01
KERFOOT, W. B.
  Cape Cod Waste Water Renovation and Retrieval System,
  a Study of Water Treatment and Conservation First Year of
  Operation.
  PB92-174408/REB             92-01 PC A10/MF A03
KERN, J. S.
  Impact of Conservation  Tillage Use on Soil and Atmospher-
  ic Carbon in the Contiguous  United States.
  PB92-113448/REB             92-01 PC A03/MF A01
KERSTETER, S. L
  Identification and Characterization of Missing or Unaccount-
  ed for Area Source Categories.
  PB92-139377/REB             92-01 PC A1S/MF A03

KERWICK, D. J.
  Chemical Resistance of Geosynthebc Materials.
  PB92-136928/REB             92-01 PC A03/MF A01
KESSLER, R. C.
  Guideline  for  Regulatory Application  of the  Urban Airshed
  Model for Areawide Carbon  Monoxide. Volume 1. Technical
  Report.
  PB92-213222/REB             92-04 PC A04/MF A01

  Guideline  for  Regulatory Application  of the  Urban Airshed
  Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 2.  Appendi-
  ces.
  PB92-213230/REB             92-04 PC A04/MF A01
KETCHUM, B. H.
  Cape Cod Waste Water Renovation and Retrieval System,
  a Study of Water Treatment and Conservation First Year of
  Operation.
  PB92-174408/REB             92-01 PCA10/MFA03

KHIUL, M. A. K.
  Stability of Tropospheric OH during Ice Ages, Inter-Glacial
  Epochs and Modem Times.
  PB9M66669/REB             92-01 PC A02/MF A01
KILEY, K. P.
  Distribution of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in the Chesa-
  peake Bay and Tributaries and Chincoteague Bay -1990.
  PB92-145366/REB                    92-01  PC A13

KILGROE, J. D.
  Combustion  Control of Trace Organic Air Pollutants from
  Municipal Waste Combustors.
  PB92-1131S8/REB             92-01 PC A03/MF A01

  Parametric Evaluation of Powdered Activated Carbon  Injec-
  tion for Control  of Mercury Emissions from a Municipal
  Waste Combustor.
  PB92-195940/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reducing  Mercury Emission from Municipal Waste Combus-
  tion with Carbon Injection into Flue Gas.
  PB92-195965/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

KILLOUGH, P.
  Dynamics of Behavioral Thermoregulation in the Rat.
  PB92-124619/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
Kill, T.
  Numerical Calculation: Aspiration Efficiency of Aerosols into
  Thin-Walled Sampling Inlets.
  PB92-132901/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
KIMBELL, J. S.
  Regional Respiratory Tract Absorption of Inhaled Reactive
  Gases.
  PB92-217140/REB             92-04   PC A05/MF A01

KIMBROUGH, E. S.
  Design, Development,  and  Implementation  of AIRS' Area
  and Mobile Source Subsystem.
  PB92-124213/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Documentation of AIRS AMS National Methodologies.
  PB92-132869/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02

KIMERLING, A. J.
  Cartographic and Geometric Components of a Global Sam-
  pling Design for Environmental Monitoring.
  PB92-217397/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

KIMMEL, C. A.
  What Can Be Leamt from Protocols Relating to  Non-Phar-
  maceuticals.
  PB92-150424/HEB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

KINEMAN, J. J.
  Global Ecosystems Database. Version 0.1 (Beta-test). EPA
  Global  Climate  Research Program. NOAA/NGDC  Global
  Change Database Program.  Prototype 1. Database Docu-
  mentation. NGDC Key to Geophysical Records Documenta-
  tion No. 25.
  PB92-122803/REB             92-01   PC A16/MF A03

KING, G.
  Risk Assessment, Management, Communication: A Guide
  to Selected Sources Volume 4, Number 2.
  PB92-238518/REB             92-04   PC A09/MF A02

KING, G. A.
  Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Pacific  Northwest
  Forest Vegetation.
  PB92-184985/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Toward a Rule-Based Bicme Model (Journal  Article).
  PB92-232909/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

KINGSBURY, G.
  Reclamation and  Redevelopment  of Contaminated Land.
  Volume 2. European Case Studies.
  PB92-146166/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03

KINGSBURY, G. L
  Background  Document for the Liquid Release Test: Single
  Laboratory Evaluation and 1988 Collaborative Study.
  PB92-183201/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02

KINGSCOTT, J.
  Innovative Treatment Technologies: Overview and Guide to
  Information Sources.
  PB92-179001/REB             92-01   PC A20/MF A04

KINGSTON, J. C.
  Assessing Trends in Fishery Resources and Lake Water
  Aluminum from Paleolimnological Analyses of  Siliceous
  Algae.
  PB92-180405/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Diatoms: Powerful Indicators of Environmental Change.
  PB92-180397/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  How  Much Acidification  Has  Occurred  in Adirondack
  Region Lakes (New York, USA) since Preindustrial Times.
  PB92-180371/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

KIRCHGESSNER, D. A.
  Fuel Rich Sulfur Capture in a Combustion Environment.
  PB92-205228/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

  Near-Continuous Measurement  of Hydrogen Sulfide and
  Carbonyl Sulfide by an Automatic Gas Chromatograph.
  PB92-150598/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

KIRSCH, F. W.
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Dairy.
  PB92-217264/REB             92-04   PC A01/MF A01

  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Alu-
  minum Extrusions.
  PB92-192137/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Waste  Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
  Automotive Air Conditioning Condensers  and Evaporators.
  PB92-188739/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of Can-
  Manufacturing Equipment.
  PB92-196385/REB             92-04   PCA01/MFA01

  Waste  Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
  Commercial Ice Machines and Ice Storage Bins.
  PB92-196351/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Waste  Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
  Components for Automobile Air Conditioners.
  PB92-217272/REB             92-04   PCA01/MFA01

  Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
  Metal  Bands, Clamps, Retainers, and Tooling.
  PB92-188747/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
  Metal-Cutting Wheels and Components.
  PB92-192145/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
  Metal-Plated Display Racks.
  PB92-189703/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Mili-
  tary Furniture.
  PB92-217256/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  Waste Minimization Assessment  for a Manufacturer of
  Motor Vehicle Exterior  Mirrors.
  PB92-192806/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX
                                                                                                                                                     KREWSKI, D.
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Per-
  manent-Magnet DC Electric Motors.
  PB92-196369/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

  Waste Minimization  Assessment  for a  Manufacturer of
  Printed Labels.
  PB92-104371/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Pro-
  totype Printed Circuit Boards.
  PB92-104355/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01

  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Re-
  furbished Railcar Bearing Assemblies.
  PB92-104348/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01

  Waste Minimization  Assessment  for a  Manufacturer of
  Sheet Metal Cabinets and Precision Metal  Parts.
  PB92-196377/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

  Waste Minimization  Assessment  for a  Manufacturer of
  Speed Reduction Equipment.
  PB92-104363/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01

  Waste Minimization  Assessment  for a  Manufacturer of
  Water Analysis Instrumentation.
  PB92-217280/REB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01

  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Produc-
  ing Galvanized Steel Parts.
  PB92-189695/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Produc-
  ing Treated Wood Products.
  PB92-196401/REB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01

  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Printed Circuit Board
  Manufacturer.
  PB92-196344/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

  Waste Minimization Assessment  for an  Aluminum  Extru-
  sions Manufacturer.
  PB92-196393/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

KITAPLIOGLU, O.
  Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 1.
  PB92-115310/REB              92-01   PC A13/MF A03

  Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 2, Part A.
  PB92-115328/REB              92-01   PC A17/MF A04

  Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 2, Part B.
  PB92-115336/REB              92-01   PC A1S/MF A03

KITCHENS, B. E.
  Problems Associated  with  Published  Environmental Fate
  Data.
  PB92-101666/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

KITCHIN, K. T.
  Predictive Assay for  Rodent Carcinogenicity  Using In vivo
  Biochemical  Parameters: Operational Characteristics and
  Complementarity.
  PB92-206390/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

KBLAUSKAS, A. G.
  Regional Efforts Through the LJC to Address Contaminated
  Bottom Sediment Problems in the Great Lakes.
  AD-P006 832/0/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

KLEINDIENST, T.
  Emissions and Fuel Economy of DOE Flex-Fuel Vehicles.
  PB92-153055/REB              92-01   PCA03/MFA01

KUGERMAN, A.
  DNA Adducts in Rat Lung, Liver and Peripheral Blood Lym-
  phocytes Produces by i.p. Administration of Benzo(a)Pyrene
  Metabolites and Derivatives.
  PB92-124627/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01

KUGERMAN, A. 0.
  Induction of  Micronuclei by  X-radiation in Human, Mouse
  and Rat Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes.
  PB92-113315/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Interspectes Cytogenetic Comparisons: Studies with X-Radi-
  ation and Bleomycin Sulfate.
  PB92-227438/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

KUNEFELTER, G. R.
  Isolation and Culture of Leydig Cells from Adult Rats.
  PB92-166321/REB              92-01   PC A03/VF A01

KLOUDA, G. A.
  14C Source  Apportionment Technique Applied  to Winter-
  time Urban Aerosols and Gases for the EPA Integrated Air
  Cancer Project.
  PB92-171370                92-01  Not available NTIS

KLUWE, W.
  Review  of Di(2-Ethylhexyl)Phthalate (DEHP)  Risk Assess-
  ments.
  PB92-198613/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

KNAPP, C. M.
  Aiaska North Slope Oil-Field Restoration  Research  Strate-
    92-151653/REB
                               92-01  PC A04/MF A01
KNAPP, K. T.
  Composition of Motor Vehicle Organic Emissions under Ele-
  vated Temperature Summer Driving Conditions (75 to 105
  degF).
  PB92-166693/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

KNIGHT, T.
  Auditory  Deficits and Motor Dysfunction Following Iminodi-
  propionitrile Administration in the Rat.
  PB92-143890/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
KNOLL, J. E.
  Evaluation of VOST and SemiVOST Methods for Haloge-
  nated Compounds in the Clean Air  Act Amendments Title
  III, Bench and Laboratory Studies.
  PB92-178979/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Sampling and Analysis of PCDDs and PCDFs in Stationary
  Source Emission Air Samples.
  PB92-166677/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Tedlar Bag Sampling System tar Toxic Organic Compounds
  in Source Emission Sampling and Analysis.
  PB92-166719/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
KOECK, D. J.
  Chemical Resistance of Geosynthetic Materials.
  PB92-136928/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
KOERNER, G. R.
  Biological Activity and Potential Remediation Involving Geo-
  textile Landfill Leachate Filters.
  PB92-153451/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
KOERNER, R. M.
  Biological Activity and Potential Remediation Involving Geo-
  textile Landfill Leachate Filters.
  PB92-153451/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Ductile-to-Brittle Transition Time in  Polyethylene Geomem-
  brane Sheet.
  PB92-153758/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Geomembrane Anchorage  Behavior  Using a Large Scale
  Pullout Apparatus.
  PB92-217124/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Stress Crack Testing of Polyethylene Geomembranes.
  PB92-217132/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Technical Guidance Document: Inspection Techniques for
  the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field Seams.
  PB92-109057/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
KOERPER, G.
  Toward a Rule-Based Biome Model (Journal Article).
  PB92-232909/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
KOESTER, C. J.
  Comparative Analysis of Dioxins and Furans in Ambient Air
  by High Resolution and Electron Capture Mass Spectrome-

  PB92-206440/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
KOGLIN, E. N.
  International Symposium on Field Screening Methods for
  Hazardous Wastes  and Toxic Chemicals (2nd), Proceed-
  ings. Held in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 12-14, 1991.
  PB92-125764/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF EOS

KOHAN, M. J.
  2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic Acid  Influence  on 2,6-Dinitro-
  toluene-lnduced  Urine Genotoxicity  in Fisher 344 Rats:
  Effect on Gastrointestinal Microflora and Enzyme Activity.
  PB92-206309/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Effect of Pentachlorophenol on the Activation of 2,6-Dinitro-
  toluene to Genotoxic Urinary Metabolites in CD-1 Mice: A
  Comparison of Gl Enzyme Activities  and Urine Mutagenic-
  ity.
  PB92-150895/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Improvement in the Diagnostic Potential of (32)P-Postlabel-
  ing Analysis Demonstrated by the Selective Formation and
  Comparative  Analysis  of  Nitrated-PAH-Derived  Adducts
  Arising from Diesel Particle Extracts.
  PB92-110485/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

KOKKINOS, A.
  Stationary Combustion NOx  Control: A Summary of  the
  1991 Symposium. Held in  Washington, DC., March 25-28,
  1991.
  PB92-121375/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

KOLLIG, H. P.
  Problems Associated  with Published Environmental Fate
  Data.
  PB92-101666/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

KOMINSKY, J. R.
  Asbestos Concentrations  Two  Years After Abatement in
  Seventeen Schools.
  PS92-158476/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Asbestos Fiber Release during Change-Out of Filter Bags
  from HEPA-Filtered Vacuum Cleaners.
  PB92-113208/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

KOPPIKAR, A.
  Upper-Bound Quantitative Cancer Risk Estimate for Popula-
  tions Adjacent to Sulfur Mustard Incineration Facilities.
  PB92-137207/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

KOREN, H. S.
  Differences in Arachidonic Acid Metabolism by Human Mye-
  lomonocytic Cell Lines.
  PB92-217215/REB                     92-04   PC A02

  Exposure of  Humans  to a Volatile  Organic Mixture. 3.  In-
  flammatory Response.
  PB92-217223/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

  Modulation of Human Alveolar Macropnage Properties by
  Ozone Exposure In vitro.
  PB92-113281/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01

  Ozone-Induced Inflammatory Response in Pulmonary Cells.
  PB92-232792/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01

KORVER, M. P.
  Possible Approaches  to Establishing Interlaboratory Com-
  parability of Measurements of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in
  Human Serum.
  PB92-144062/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Selection of a Base Serum for the Preparation of Quality
  Control Pools Containing Environment Analytes.
  PB92-153840/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KOSSON, D.
  Comparison of Five Solidification/Stabilization Processes
  for Treatment of  Municipal Waste  Combustion Residues.
  Part 1. Physical Testing.
  PB92-121193/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KOSSON, D. S.
  Comparison of Solidification/Stabilization  Processes  for
  Treatment of Municipal Waste Combustion Residues. Part
  2. Leaching Properties.
  PB92-121201/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Trace Elements, Leaching and Health Risks from Municipal
  Waste Combustion Ash.
  PB92-153311/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  United States  Environmental  Protection Agency Municipal
  Waste Combustion Residue Solidification/Stabilization Eval-
  uation Program.
  PB92-121177/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KOSUSKO, M.
  Surface-Coating-Free  Materials and  Reduction  of  VOC
  Emissions from Coating Operations.
  PB92-206614/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  VOC Prevention Options for Surface Coating.
  PB92-198266/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

KOTHARI, A.
  Separation of Hazardous Organics by Low Pressure Mem-
  branes: Treatment of Soil-Wash Rinse-Water Leachates.
  PB92-153436/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

KOUTRAKIS, P.
  Acid  Aerosol Measurement Methods: Studies of Extraction
  and Analytical Effects.
  PB92-191154/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

KOVACS, D. A.
  Effect of Nitrate Addition on Biorestoration of Fuel-Contami-
  nated Aquifer: Field Demonstration.
  PB92-110444/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KOVALEV, V. A.
  Variable Phase Function Approach for  the  Inversion of
  Lidar Return Signals.
  N92-31073/9/REB
                                               92-04
            (Order as N92-31013/5/REB, PC A16/MF A03)

KRAGANN, R. H.
  Long-Path FTIR Measurements of  Volatile Organic  Com-
  pounds in an Industrial  Setting (July  1989-April 1991).
  PB92-206424/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

KRAPAC, I. G.
  Construction, Monitoring,  and Performance of Two Soil
  Liners.
  PB92-124049/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  Technical Resource Document: Batch-Type Procedures for
  Estimating Soil Adsorption of Chemicals.
  PB92-188515/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

KRAUSE, G. F.
  Statistical  Approach  to  Predicting Chronic  Toxicity of
  Chemicals to Fishes from Acute Toxicity Test Data. Data
  Tape Documentation.
  PB92-169655/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

KRAVITZ, M.
  Contaminated  Sediments: Relevant  Statutes and EPA Pro-
  gram Activities.
  PB92-231547/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

KRCA, S.
  Potential of Carp to Bioacttvate BenEo(a)pyrene to Metabo-
  lites That Bind to DNA.
  PB92-189034/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

KREEGER, D. A.
  Nutritional Value  of 'Artemia' and  Tigriopus  califprnicus'
  (Baker)  for Two  Pacific Mysid Species,  'Metamysidopsis
  elongata' (Holmes) and 'Mysidopsis  intii' (Holmqutst).
  PB92-108000/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KREEGER, K. E.
  Nutritional Value  of 'Artemia' and Tigriopus  californicus'
  (Baker)  for Two  Pacific Mysid Species,  'Metamysidopsis
  elongata' (Holmes) and 'Mysidopsis  intii' (Holmquist).
  PB92-108000/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

KREITLER, C. W.
  Identification of Sources of Ground-Water Salmizatton Using
  Geochemical Techniques.
  PB92-119650/REB             92-01  PCA12/MFA03

KREMER, F.
  Effect of Bioremediation  on the Mutagenicity of Oil Spilled
  in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
  PB92-206374/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
                                                                                                                   Oil Spill Clean Up.
                                                                                                                   PB92-110469/REB
                                                                                                                                                92-01   PCA01/MFA01
 KREWSKI, D.
  Overview, Conclusions, and Recommendations of the IPCS
  Collaborative Study on Complex Mixtures.
  PB92-150689/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Sources of Variation in the Mutagenic Potency of Complex
  Chemical Mixtures Based on the Salmonella/Microsome
  Assay.
  PB92-150713/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                            PERSONAL AUTHOR  INDEX
KRIEGMAN-KING, M. R.
  Abiotic Transformation of Carbon Tetrachloride in the Pres-
  ence of Sulfide and Mineral Surfaces.
  PB92-179738/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Reduction of Hexachloroethane and Carbon Tetrachloride
  at Surfaces of Biotite, Vermiculite, Pyrite, and Marcasite.
  PB92-113141/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
KRISHNAMURTHY, S.
  Biomethylation and Environmental Transport of Metals.
  PB92-206275/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Humic Substances and Contaminant Transport: A Review.
  PB92-179753/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
KRISHNAN, R.
  Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Fiberglass-Reinforced
  and Composite Plastics Industry.
  PB91-227967/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
KROST, K. J.
  Evaluation of the Fourier Transform  Infrared Spectrometer
  for Particle-Associated Ammonium Sulfate Determination.
  PB92-160084/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
KRUEGAR, C. C.
  Developing Sediments Quality Standards: Comprehensive
  Sediment Management in Puget Sound.
  AD-P006 465/9/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
KRUGER-MCDERMOTT, C.
  Health Assessment Document for Talc.
  PB92-239524/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
KUBIAK, T. J.
  Determination and Occurrence  of AHH-Actrve Polychlorinat-
  ed Biphenyls.  2,3.7,8-Tetrachloro-p-Dioxin and 2,3.7,8-Te-
  trachlorodibenzofuran  in  Lake Michigan  Sediment  and
  Biota. The Question of Their Relative lexicological Signifi-
  cance.
  PB92-108125/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
KUHLMAN, M. R.
  Potycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Their Derivatives in
  Indoor and Outdoor Air in an Eight-Home Study.
  PB92-166701/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Sampling  Polycyclic Aromatic  Hydrocarbons and  Related
  Semivolatile Organic Compounds in Indoor Air.
  PB92-198274/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
KUHN, A.
  Ufe History and Toxicotogical  Comparisons of Temperate
  and Subtropical Mysids.
  PB92-124304/REB
KUHN, A. H.
  Increased Reproduction by Mysids ('Mysidopsis bahia') Fed
  with Enriched 'Anemia' sop Nauplii
  PB92-108034/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
KUHN, C. M.
  Corticosterone  Hypersecretion in Preweanling  Rats Ex-
  posed Neonatally to Trimethyltin.
  PB92-227529/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
KULKARNI, A. P.
  Predictive Assay for Rodent Carcinogeniciry Using In vivo
  Biochemical Parameters: Operational  Characteristic
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 Complementarity.
 PB92-206390/REB
                         Operational Characteristics and

                               92-04  PC A03/MF A01
KULP, K. P.
  Concentration and Transport of Polychlorinated Biphenyls
  in the Housatonic River between Great Bamngton, Massa-
  chusetts, and Kent Connecticut, 1984-88.
  PB92-147719/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
KUNZ.K.
  Pilot  Study to Compare Created and Natural Wetlands in
  Western Washington and Evaluate Methods.
  PB92-136811/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
  Trends and Patterns in Section 404 Permitting Requiring
  Compensatory Mitigation in Oregon and Washington, USA.
  PB92-153907/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
KUPERBERG, M.
  Proximity  of Louisiana Sanitary Landfills to Wetlands and
  Deepwater Habitats
  PB92-164953/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
KURELEC, B.
  Potential of Carp to Bioactivate Benzo(a)pyrene to Metabo-
  lites That  Bind to DNA.
  PB92-189034/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
KUTZ, F. W.
  Toxkaty Equivalency Factors for PCBs.
  PB92-113349/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

KWANYUEN, P.
  Interspecies Cytogenetic Comparisons. Studies with X-Radi-
  ation and  Bleomycin Sulfate
  PB92-227438/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
LABAT1UK, C. W.
  Comparison of Animal Infectivity, Excystation, and  Fluoro-
  genic Dye as Measures of 'Giardia  muris' Cyst Inactivation
  by Ozone.
  PB92-124288/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
LABIOSA, J.
  Arsenic and  Mercury Workshop on Removal,  Recovery.
  Treatment and Disposal. Abstract Proceedings. Held in Al-
  exandria.  Virginia on August  17-20. 1992.
  PB92-216944/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
LABUNSKI.S.
  Demonstration of Microfiltration Technology.
  PB92-136936/HEB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
LACKIE, N. F.
  Influence of Size on Fate and Ecological Effects of Kepone
  in Physical  Models.
  PB92-121326/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

LADD, L
  Slowing the Increase of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: A Bi-
  ological Approach.
  PB92-144070/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

LAKE, J. L.
  Dechlorinations of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Sediments
  of New Bedford Harbor.
  PB92-121151/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Evaluation  of Selected LJpid Methods for Normalizing Pol-
  lutant Bioaccumulation
  PB92-124379/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

LAMBERT, G.
  Synthesis  of a Novel Fluorinated  Benzo(a)pyrene: 4,5-
  Dif!uorobenzo(a)pyrene.
  PB92-110493/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

LAMBERT, G. R.
  DNA Adducts of the Antitumor Agent Diaziquone.
  PB92-150739/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

LAMBOU, V.  W.
  Proximity of Louisiana  Sanitary Landfills to Wetlands and
  Deepwater  Habitats.
  PB92-164953/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

LANORETH,  R. E.
  Environmental Protection Agency's Municipal Solid  Waste
  Landfill Liner Design Criteria.
  PB92-153766/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Inspection Techniques for the Fabrication of Geomembrane
  Field Seams.
  PB92-188770/REB             92-01 ^ PC A02/MF A01

  RCRA Cover Systems for Waste Management Facilities.
  PB92-120435/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Technical Guidance Document: Inspection Techniques  for
  the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field Seams.
  PB92-109057/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02

LANGOON, C. J.
  Nutritional  Value of 'Artemia'  and Tigriopus califomicus'
  (Baker)  for Two Pacific  Mysid Species. 'Metamysidopsis
  elongata' (Holmes) and 'Mysidopsis intii' (Holmquist).
  PB92-108000/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

LANIER, W. S.
  Trajectory and Incineration  of Rogue  Droplets in  a  Turbu-
  lent Diffusion  Flame.
  PB92-120450/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
LANTZ.S. E.
  Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treatment
  Processes  for the  Remediation of Pentachlorophenol- and
  Creosote-Contaminated Materials:  Slurry-Phase  Bioreme-
  diation.
  PB92-129683/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treatment
  Processes  for the  Remediation of Pentachlorophenol- and
  Creosote-Contaminated Materials:  Solid-Phase Bioremedia-
  tton.
  PB92-129725/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Biodegradation of Creosote and Pentachlorophenol in Con-
  taminated Groundwater: Chemical and Biological Assess-
  ment
  PB92-129659/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Detoxification of Pentachlorophenol and Creosote  Contami-
  nated Groundwater by Physical Extraction. Chemical and
  Biological Assessment.
  PB92-129733/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
LAPADULA,  D. M.
  Triphenyl   Phosphite-Induced  Ultrastructural Changes   in
  Bovine Adrenomedullary Chromaffin Cells.
  PB92-209337/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

LAPP, T. W.
  Measurement Solution: Using a Temporary Total Enclosure
  for Capture Efficiency Testing.
  PB92-190271/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02

LARSEN, R.  A.
  Control of  Alkaline Phosphatase Activity  in C3H1OT1/2
  Cells: Role  of Retinoic Acid and Cell Density.
  PB92-198639/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

LARSEN, T.
  Landfill Leachate Effects on Sorption of Organic Micropoilu-
  tants onto Aquifer  Materials.
  PB92-198597/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

LASKEY, J. W.
  Use of the Fungicide Carbendazim as a Model Compound
  to  Determine the Impact  of Acute Chemical  Exposure
  during Oocyte Maturation  and Fertilization on Pregnancy
  Outcome in the Hamster.
  PB92-206416/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

LASLEY, J.
  Morphological Transformation  and DNA  Adduct Formation
  by Benz(j)aceanthrylene and Its Metabolites in C3H10T1/
  2CL8 Cells: Evidence  for Both Cyclopenta-Ring  and Bay-
  Region Metabolic Activation Pathways.
  PB92-150762/RE8              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
LASSITER, R. R.
  Modelling  Individuals Employing an Integrated Energy  Re-
  sponse: Application to  'Daphnia'.
  PB92-179829/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
LAUCH, R. P.
  Removal of Creosote from Soil by Bioslurry Reactors.
  PB92-227339/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Removal of Creosote from Soil by Thermal Desorption.
  PB92-126838/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Removal of Radium from Drinking Water.
  PB92-218320/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

LAWLESS, P. A.
  ESP  VI 4.0 Electrostatic Precipitator VI and Performance
  Prediction Model.
  PB92-169614/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

  Modeling  Wave Form  Effects in ESPs: The Algorithm  in
  ESPM and ESPVI.
  PB92-121243/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LAWLESS, T. C.
  Atlanta Ozone Precursor Monitoring Study Data Report.
  PB92-220656/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02

LAWRENCE, B. K.
  Prophage Induction by  DNA Topoisomerase II Poisons and
  Reactive-Oxygen Species:  Role of DNA Breaks.
  PB92-195866/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LAWRENCE, W. T.
  Evaluation of Personal  Cooling Devices for Dioxin Clean-Up
  Operation.
  PB92-206895/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

LAWSON, D. R.
  Transactions: Tropospheric Ozone  and the Environment.
  Papers from an International Conference.
  PB92-217017/RE8             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

LAWSON, R. E.
  Fluid Modeling Simulation of Stack-Tip  Downwash for Neu-
  trally Buoyant Plumes.
  PB92-166644/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LAZNIK, M. M.
  Analysis  of Long-Term and Seasonal  River Water Quality
  Changes in Latvia.
  PB92-232933/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

LAZZO, D. W.
  Alternative Control Techniques Document: Nitric and Adipic
  Acid Manufacturing Plants.
  PB92-132828/RE6             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

LEAVITT, S.
  Improved  Sample Recovery  in  Thermocycle Sequencing
  Protocols.
  PB92-124593/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01

LEBEDZINSKI, N.
  Guidelines for Asbestos NESHAP Demolition and Renova-
  tion Inspection Procedures.
  PB92-132836/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

LEBREC, H.
  New  Methods for the Assessment of Immunotoxicity  of
  Chemical Substances.
  PB92-232859/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

LEDUC, S.
  NEXRAD  Precipitation  Information  Application  Forum Cli-
  mate and Global Change.
  PB92-180082/REB             92-O1  PC A03/MF A01

LEDUC, S. K.
  Role  of Climate  in Forest Monitoring and Assessment:  A
                                                                                                                 New England Example.
                                                                                                                 PB92-132885/REB
                                                                                                                                              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
                                                                                                               LEE, C. C.
                                                                                                                 Comparison of the Incineration of Medical Waste with Haz-
                                                                                                                 ardous and Municipal Waste.
                                                                                                                 PB92-217090/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                                                 Environmental Laws and Regulations Relating to  Medical
                                                                                                                 Waste Disposal
                                                                                                                 PB92-217249/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                                               LEE, C. W.
                                                                                                                 Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Inciner-
                                                                                                                 ation.
                                                                                                                 PB92-150432/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                               LEE, E. H.
                                                                                                                 Adjusting Ambient Ozone Air Quality Indicators for Missing
                                                                                                                 Values.
                                                                                                                 PB92-124155/HEB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                               LEE, G.
                                                                                                                 Statistical  Approach  to Predicting Chronic  Toxicity  of
                                                                                                                 Chemicals  to Fishes from Acute Toxidty Test Data. Data
                                                                                                                 Tape Documentation.
                                                                                                                 PB92-169655/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

                                                                                                               LEE, H.
                                                                                                                 Computerized Risk and Bioaccumulation System (Version
                                                                                                                 1.0).
                                                                                                                 PB92-114164/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                                                 Evaluation  of Selected Lipid Methods for Normalizing Pol-
                                                                                                                 lutant Bioaccumulation.
                                                                                                                 PB92-124379/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                                               LEE, J. W.
                                                                                                                 Pilot-Scale Evaluation of the Thermal Stability POHC Incin-
                                                                                                                 erability Ranking.
                                                                                                                 PB92-166966/REB             92-01  PC A11/MF A03

                                                                                                                 Trace Metal Fate in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator with an Ioniz-
                                                                                                                 ing Wet Scrubber (Journal Article).
                                                                                                                 PB92-110568/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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LEE, K. H.
  Watershed   Characterization   Using   Landsat  Thematic
  Mapper Imagery: Blackfoot River, Montana.
  PB92-115237/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
LEE, K. L. A.
  Dynamics of Behavioral Thermoregulation in the Rat.
  PB92-124619/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Lotus 1-2-3-Based System  for Recording and Maintaining
  Body Weight of Laboratory Animals.
  PB92-158625/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
LEE.L.
  Acute Effects of Diisopropyl Fluorophosphate (DFP) on Au-
  tonomic  and  Behavioral  Thermoregulatory  Responses in
  the Long-Evans Rat.
  PB92-124668/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LEE, L S.
  Prediction of  the Solubility  of Hydrophobic Compounds in
  Nonideal Solvent Mixtures.
  PB92-143999/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LEEMANS, R.
  Equilibrium-Analysis of Projected Climate Change  Effects
  on the Global Soil  Organic Matter Pool.
  PB92-153022/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LEHMAN-MCKEEMAN, L. D.
  Role of Metallothionein Induction and Altered Zinc Status in
  Maternally Mediated Developmental Toxicity:  Comparison
  of the Effects of Urethane and Styrene in Rats.
  PB92-124635/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
LEHR, J. H.
  Handbook of Suggested  Practices for the Design and In-
  stallation of Ground-Water Monitoring Wells (Revised).
  PB92-216886/REB             92-04  PC A11/MF A03
LEIBOWITZ, S. G.
  Wetlands Research  Plan FY92-96: An  Integrated  Risk-
  Based Approach.
  PB92-178946/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
LEIFER, A.
  Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in the
  Troposphere.  Theory and Practice. 3, Rate of Indirect Pho-
  toreaction.
  PB92-150374/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03

  Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in the
  Troposphere.  Theory and Practice. 4. Rate of Indirect Pho-
  toreaction.
  PB92-150382/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

LEU, F. J,
  RETC Code for Quantifying the  Hydraulic Functions of Un-
  saturated Soils. Documentation.
  PB92-119668/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
LEMIEUX, P. M.
  Mutagenicity of Emissions from  the Simulated  Open Burn-
  ing of Scrap Rubber Tires.
  PB92-217009/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  Novel  Method  of Reducing  Transient  Emissions  from
  Rotary Kiln Incinerators through Modified Waste Packaging.
  PB92-195932/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

LEONARD, E. L.
  Acid-Volatile Sulfide as a Factor Mediating  Cadmium and
  Nickel Bioavailability in Contaminated Sediments.
  PB92-124296/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LEONARD, R. A.
  Field Testing  Pesticide Transport Models at a  Cooperative
  Test Site Near Plains,  Georgia.
  PB92-150473/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

LEOVIC, K. W.
  Case Study of Radon Diagnostics  and Mitigation in a New
  York State School.
  PB92-198571/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Costs of  Radon  Diagnostics and Mitigation in School Build-
      "-198282/REB
                               92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Radon  Prevention in the  Design  and  Construction of
  Schools and other Large Buildings.
  PB92-18029B/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01

  Sub-Slab Pressure Field  Extension in Schools and Other
  Large Buildings.
  PB92-121268/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
LEROUX, B.
  Results of the IPCS Collaborative Study on Complex Mix-
  tures.
  PB92-150721/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LEROUX, B. G.
  Sources of Variation in the Mutagenic Potency of Complex
  Chemical  Mixtures Based  on the Salmonella/Microsome
  Assay.
  PB92-150713/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LESNIK, B.
  Interlaboratory Comparison  of  Thermospray and  Particle
  Beam  Liquid  Chromatography/Mass  Spectrometry  Inter-
  faces:  Evaluation of a Chlorinated Pnenoxy Acid Herbicide
  Liquid   Chromatography/Mass   Spectrometry   Analysis
  Method.
  PB92-124734/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

LESTER, H.
  Quality Assurance Project  Plan for the National Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Hydrogeotogic Character-
  ization and Second-Stage Stratification Activities.
  PB92-168624/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
                                                              PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX
  Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Survey of
  Pesticides in Drinking Water Wells:  Well  Sampling, Data
  Collection and Processing.
  PB92-168632/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
LETTENMAIER, D. P.
  Hierarchical Stochastic Model of Large-Scale Atmospheric
  Circulation Patterns and Multiple Station Daily Precipitation.
  PB92-217421/REB                      92-04  PC A03

  Land-Surface Hydrology Parameterization with Subgrid Vari-
  ability for General Circulation Models.
  PB92-217447/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
LEUKROTH, R. W.
  Carpet  Policy  Dialogue. Compendium  Report,  September
  27, 1991.
  PB92-115005/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF A06
LEVIANT, N.
  Effects of Sampling Design Parameters on Block Selection.
  PB92-180314/RES              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
LEVIN, B. R.
  Estimating the Rate of Plasmid Transfer: An  End-Point
  Method.
  PB92-129626/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
LEVY, B.
  Assessing LIST Corrective Action Technology: A Scientific
  Evaluation of the Mobility of Organic  Contaminants in Sub-
  surface Environments.
  PB92-114552/REB              92-01   PC A16/MF A03
LEVY, J.  M.
  NO/Char Reactions at Pulverized Coal Flame Conditions.
  PB92-121417/.REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
LEWIS, C. W.
  Apportionment of  Residential Indoor Aerosol, VOC, and Al-
  dehyde Species to Indoor and Outdoor Sources, and Their
  Source Strengths.
  PB92-227370/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Characterization of the Wintertime Boise, Idaho, Air Shed: A
  Comprehensive Field Study Report for the  U.S.  EPA Office
  of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
  PB92-136803/RE8              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
  Source  Reconciliation of Ambient Volatile Organic Com-
  pounds Measured in  the Atlanta 1990 Summer  Study: The
  Mobile Source Component.
  PB92-124130/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
LEWIS, D. L
  Predicting Chemical  Concentration Effects on Transforma-
  tion Rates of Dissolved Organics by Complex Microbial As-
  semblages.
  PB92-101393/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Quantitative Assessment of the Effects of Metals on Micro-
  bial Degradation of Organic Chemicals.
  PB92-101385/REB              92-01   PCA02/MFA01

  Treating Soil Solution Samplers to Prevent Microbial Re-
  moval of Analytes.
  PB92-166610/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
LEWIS, E. A.
  Intercomparison  of  Sampling Techniques for Nicotine in
  Indoor Environments.
  PB92-110402/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

LEWIS, F. M.
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel  Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 1. Summary Report.
  PB92-151554/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel  Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 8. Site 9 Emission Test Report.
  PB92-151620/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel  Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 9. Site 9 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
  PB92-151638/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF A06
  Total Hydrocarbon Emission Testing  of Wastewater Sludge
  Incinerators. Volume  1.
  PB92-197086/REB              92-04  PC A05/MF A01

  Total Hydrocarbon Emission Testing  of Wastewater Sludge
  Incinerators. Volume  2. Appendices.
  PB92-197094/REB              92-04  PC A16/MF A03

LEWIS, N. M.
  Applicability of UV/Oxidation Technologies to Treat Con-
  taminated Groundwater.
  PB92-126853/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Development  of  Emerging  Technologies within the SITE
  Program.
  PB92-217322/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  U.S.  Environmental  Protection  Agency's  SITE Emerging
  Technology Program: 1991 Update.
  PB92-150663/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

LEWIS, R. G.
  Evaluation of a Sampling and Analysis Method for Determi-
  nation of Polyhalogenated Dibenzo-p-Dioxins and Dibenzo-
  furans in Ambient Air.
  PB92-129600/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Phase  Distributions  of Airborne Polycyclic  Aromatic Hydro-
  carbons in Two U.S.  Cities.
  PB92-164979/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
LEWTAS, J.
  Design and Implementation of a Collaborative Study of the
  Mutagenicity of Complex Mixtures in 'Salmonella typhimur-

  PB92-1S0697/REB              92-01  PCA02/MFA01
                                         LINKO, P.


  Improvement in the Diagnostic Potential of (32)P-Postlabel-
  ing Analysis Demonstrated by the Selective Formation and
  Comparative  Analysis  of  Nitrated-PAH-Derived  Adducts
  Arising from Diesel Particle Extracts.
  PB92-110485/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

  Interspecies Sensitivity to Chemical Carcinogens: Relation-
  ships  between Mouse  Skin Tumors and  Human Lung
  Cancer.
  PB92-158674/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Overview. Conclusions, and Recommendations of the IPCS
  Collaborative Study on Complex Mixtures.
  PB92-150689/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Standard Reference Materials for Chemical and Biological
  Studies of Complex Environmental Samples.
  PB92-150705/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LI,J.
  Modelling Individuals  Employing an Integrated Energy Re-
  sponse: Application to 'Daphnia'.
  PB92-179829/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LICIS, L J.
  Industrial Pollution Prevention Opportunities for the 1990s.
  PB91-220376/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Waste Reduction Technology Evaluations of the U.S. EPA
  WRITE Program.
  PB92-108133/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

LIEBERMANN, T. D.
  Application  of  Dye-Tracing Techniques for  Determining
  Solute-Transport Characteristics of Ground Water in Karst
  Terranes.
  PB92-231356/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

LIEBERT, C.
  Relationships  of  Hg(ll)  Volatilization  from  a Freshwater
  Pond to the Abundance of 'mer' Genes in the Gene Pool of
  the Indigenous Microbial Community.
  PB92-129675/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LIEBERT, C. A.
  Acclimation of Aquatic Microbial Communities to Hg(ll) and
  CH3Hg(+ ) in Polluted Freshwater Ponds.
  PB92-129667/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LIEN, B. K.
  Exposure Assessment Modeling for Hydrocarbon Spills into
  the Subsurface: Sensitivity to Soil Properties.
  PB92-191147/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LIFF, C. I.
  Direct/Delayed Response Project: Future Effects of Long-
  Term Sulfur Deposition on Stream Chemistry in the Mid-Ap-
  palachian Region of the Eastern United States.
  PB92-232370/REB             92-04  PC A18/MF A04

LIGHTHART, B.
  Interim Protocol for the Evaluation of Survival of Genetically
  Engineered Microorganisms by  Simulating the Aerial Envi-
  ronment Using a Freeze-Drying Procedure.
  PB92-217470/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Protocol for  Testing  the  Effects of Fungal  Pesticides on
  Nontarget Beetles Using 'Hippodamia convergens'  (Coleop-
  tera: Coccinellidae).
  PB92-217488/REB             92-04  PCA03/MFA01

LINAK, W. P.
  Novel Method of Reducing   Transient  Emissions  from
  Rotary Kiln Incinerators through Modified Waste Packaging.
  PB92-195932/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

LINDER, G.
  Model of Additive Effects  of Mixtures of Narcotic Chemi-
  cals.
  PB92-108174/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

LINDER, ft. E.
  Fungicide Benomyl(Methyl 1-(Butylcarbamoyl)-2-Benzimida-
  zolecarbamate) Causes Testicular Dysfunction by  Inducing
  the Sloughing of Germ Cells and Occlusion of Efferent Duc-
  tules.
  PB92-150796/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LINDGREN, E. R.
  Fuel Rich Sulfur Capture in a Combustion Environment.
  PB92-205228/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Near-Continuous  Measurement of Hydrogen  Sulfide and
  Carbonyl Sulfide by an Automatic Gas Chromatograph.
  PB92-150598/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

LINDSEY, C.
  Diagnostic Evaluation of  Regional Acid  Deposition Model
  (RADM) Performance during a Period of Frontal  Passage
  Using Aircraft Measurements.
  PB92-152958/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02

LINK, D.
  Statistical  Methodology for  Exploring Elevational  Differ-
  ences in Precipitation Chemistry.
  PB92-144088/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

LINKER, L. C.
  Uncertainties in Nitrogen Mass Loadings in Coastal Water-
  sheds.
  PB92-108075/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

LINKO, P.
  Disposition  of  2,3,7,8-Tetrabrompdibenzo-p-pioxin  and
  2,3 7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin in the Rat: Biliary Excre-
  tion and Induction of  Cytochromes CYP1A1 and CYP1A2.
  PB92-150747/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
UPARI, F.
  Advanced Emission Speciation Methodologies for the Auto/
  Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program. 1. Hydro-
  carbons and Ethers.
  PB92-166784/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
LITTLE, K.
  Technical Guidance on Supplementary Stream Design Con-
  ditions for Steady State Modeling.
  PB92-231B44/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01
LITTLE, S.B.
  Epoxide Ring Opening and Related Reactivities of Cyclo-
  penta Potycyclic  Aromatic Hydrocarbons:  Quantum  Me-
  chanical Studies.
  PB92-179795/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
UU, B. V. H.
  High-Volume Impactor for Sampling Fine and Coarse Parti-
  cles.
  PB92-166727/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
UU, K. H.
  Evaluation of SorpBon Models in the Simulation of Naph-
  thalene Transport Through Saturated Soils.
  PB92-113190/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
LLORENS, J.
  Enhanced  Neurotoxteity of 3,3'-lminodipropk>nitrile Follow-
          atment with Carbon Tetrachloride in the Rat.
  ing Pretreatment with C
  PB92-113323/REB
  Letters to the Editor.
  PB92-227560/REB
92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                               92-04  PC A01/MF A01
LONNEMAN, W. A.
  Atlanta Ozone Precursor Monitoring Study Data Report.
  PB92-220656/REB             92-04  PC AM/MF A02
LOO, J. F.
  Advanced Emission Speciation Methodologies for the Auto/
  OH Air Quality Improvement Research Program. 1  Hydro-
  carbons and Ethers.
  PB92-166784/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Advanced  Emissions  Speciation  Methodologies  for  the
  Auto/OH Air Quality Improvement Research Program. 2. Al-
  dehydes, Ketones. and Alcohols.
  P892-206523/RE8             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
LOOBY, G. P.
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Dairy.
  P892-217264/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Alu-
  minum Extrusions.
  PB92-192137/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Waste  Minimization Assessment  for  a Manufacturer  of
  Automotive Air Conditioning Condensers and Evaporators.
  PS92-1B8739/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Can-
  Manufacturing Equipment
  PB92-196385/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
  Waste  Minimization Assessment  tor  a Manufacturer  of
  Chemicals.
  PB92-203595/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Waste  Minimization Assessment  for  a Manufacturer  of
  Commercial tee Machines and Ice Storage Bins.
  PB92-196351/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Waste  Minimization Assessment  for  a Manufacturer  of
  Components for Automobile Air Conditioners.
  PB92-217272/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
  Waste  Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
  Metal Bands, Clamps, Retainers, and Tooling.
  PB92-188747/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Waste  Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
  Metal-Plated Display Racks.
  PB92-189703/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Mili-
  tary Furniture.
  PB92-217256/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
  Waste  Minimization Assessment  for  a Manufacturer  of
  Motor Vehicle Exterior Mirrors.
  PB92-192806/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Per-
  manent-Magnet DC Electric Motors.
  PB92-196369/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Pro-
  totype Printed Circuit Boards.
  PB92-104355/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of Re-
  furbished Railcar Bearing Assemblies.
  PB92-10434S/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
  Waste Minimization  Assessment  for a  Manufacturer of
  Sheet Metal Cabinets and Precision Metal Parts.
  PB92-196377/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Printed Circuit Board
  Manufacturer.
  PB92-196344/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Waste Minimization Assessment  for  an Aluminum Extru-
  sions Manufacturer.
  PB92-196393/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 LORBER.M.
  Methodology for Assessing Environmental Releases of and
  Exposure to Municipal Solid Waste Combustor  Residuals.
  PB92-109149/REB              92-01  PCA07/MFA02
 LORD, A. E.
  Ouctile-to-Brittle Transition Time in Polyethylene Geomem-
  brane Sheet
  PB92-153758/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Stress Crack Testing of Polyethylene Geomembranes.
  PB92-217132/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

LOUX, N. T.
  Carbonate  Equilibria and Groundwater Sample Collection'.
  Implications for Estimated Average Subsurface  Properties
  in Continental North America.
  PB92-101690/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LOVETT, M. B.
  Determination of alpha-emitting nuclides of plutonium, am-
  ericium and curium in environmental materials: Pt.  1. Sea
  water.
  DE92614732/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LOWENSTINE, l_ J.
  Chemical  Contamination of Harbor Seal Pups  in Puget
  Sound. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
  PB92-132776/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

LOWRY, R. R.
  Nutritional  Value of 'Artemia'  and Tigriopus califomicus'
  (Baker) for Two Pacific Mysid Species,  'Metamysidopsis
  etongata' (Holmes) and 'Mysidopsis intii' (Holmquist).
  PB92-108000/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LUEBKE, R. W.
  Assessment of  Host Resistance to Infection  with Rodent
  Malaria.
  PB92-232784/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Assessment of  Immunotoxicity with the Parasitic Infection
  Model Trichinella spiralis'.
  PB92-232800/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Comparative Immunosuppression of Various Glycol Ethers
  Orally Administered to Fisher 344 Rats.
  PB92-195833/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Differences between Rats and Mice in the Immunosuppres-
  sive  Activity  of 2-Methoxyethanol  and  2-Methoxyacetic
  Acid.
  PB92-232974/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Evaluation  of the Immunotoxicrty of Orally Administered 2-
  Methoxyacetic Acid in Fischer 344 Rats.
  PB92-124601/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Host Resistance to Murine Malaria in Mice Exposed to the
  Adenosine Deaminase Inhibitor, 2'-Deoxvcoformycin.
  PB92-150812/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Host Resistance to Trichinella spiralis'  Infection in  Rats
  and Mice: Species-Dependent  Effects of Cyclophospha-
  mkJe Exposure.
  PB92-233006/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

LUSSIER, S. M.
  Life History and Toxicological  Comparisons of Temperate
  and Subtropical MyskJs.
  PB92-124304/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

LUSTER, M.  I.
  Effects of  PCS (Arodor (Trade Name) 1254) on  Non-Spe-
  dfic  Immune  Parameters  in Rhesus ('Macaca mulatta')
  Monkeys.
  PB92-232867/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

LUTES, C. C.
  Full-Scale  Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Particulale
  and  Organic Emissions from  a Third World Residential
  Combustion Process. Ill Evaluation of a Potential Technique
  for the Control of Emissions from the Indoor. Open Hearth
  Combustion of Coal.
  PB92-206499/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

LYKINS, B. W.
  Drinking Water from Agriculturally Contaminated Ground-
  water.
  PB92-195874/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Field Studies for Control of Organic? and Disinfection By-
  products.
  PB92-124205/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Safe Drinking Water from  Small Systems: Treatment Op-
  tions.
  PB92-19860S/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
  Use of Pilot Columns for  Predicting Full-Scale  GAC Per-
  formance
  PB92-179159/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

LYMAN, W. J.
  Assessing UST  Corrective Action Technology: A Scientific
  Evaluation of the Mobility of Organic Contaminants in Sub-
  surface Environments.
  PB92-114552/REB              92-01   PC A16/MF A03

LYN, T. L.
  Reduction of Disinfection By-Product Precursors by Nanofil-
  tration
  PB92-149269/REB              92-01   PC E99/MF A06

LYNCH, S. K.
  Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor  Data Base Manage-
  ment System User's Manual, Version 1.2.
  PB92-14SSS6/REB              92-01   PCA11/MFA03
  QAQPS Control Cost Manual (Fourth  Edition). Supplement
                           1.
                           PB92-137181/REB
                                                         92-01   PC A05/MF A01
                           Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) and Paniculate Matter
                           (PM) Speciation Data System User's Manual, Version 1.4.
                           PB92-105527/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

                          LYTLE, D. A.
                           Application of Modified Aluminon and GFAAS Methods to
                           Beryllium Determination in Drinking Water.
                           PB92-180199mEB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
MACALADY, 0. L.
  New Perspectives in  Aquatic  Redox Chemistry: Abiotic
  Transformations  of Pollutants in  Groundwater and  Sedi-
  ments.
  PB92-166628/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MACDONALO, L. H.
  Monitoring Guidelines to Evaluate Effects of Forestry Activi-
  ties on Streams in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
  PB92-104520/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02

MACK, C. M.
  Examination of the Anticonvulsant Properties of Voltage-
  Sensitive Calcium Channel Inhibitors in Amygdala Kindled
  Seizures.
  PB92-166776/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

MACK, G. A.
  Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Their Derivatives in
  Indoor and Outdoor Air in an Eight-Home Study.
  PB92-166701/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MACPHAIL, R. C.
  Comparison of Subchronic Neurotoxkaty of 2-Hydroxyethy!
  Acrylate and Acrylamide in Rats.
  PB92-188945/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
  Discriminative Stimulus Properties of Triadimefon: Compari-
  son with Methylphenidate.
  PB92-143882/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Effects of Triadimefon on a Multiple Schedule of Fixed-In-
  terval Pertormance:  Comparison with  Methylphenidate,  d-
  Amphetamine and Chlorpromazine.
  PB92-143932/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Principles of Identifying and Characterizing Neurotoxicrry.
  PB92-209303/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

MADANI, M.
  Florida Radon Research Program: Technical Support for
  the Development of Radon Resistant  Construction Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-108109/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MADDEN, M. C.
  Differences in Arachidonic Acid Metabolism by Human Mye-
  lomonocytic Cell Lines.
  PB92-217215/REB                     92-04  PC A02
  Modulation of  Human  Alveolar Macrophage Properties  by
  Ozone Exposure In vitro.
  PB92-113281/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Response of a Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Line to His-
  tamine: Intracellular Calcium Changes and Extracellular Re-
  lease of Inflammatory Mediators.
  PB92-209329/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

MAERKER, M.
  Toxicity Reduction Evaluation: Case Histories at  High Point
  and Fayerteville, North Carolina.
  PB92-222231/REB             92-04  PC AM/MF A02

MAGINN, J. C.
  Waste  Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
  Metal-Cutting Wheels and Components.
  PB92-192145/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Waste  Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
  Printed Labels.
  PB92-104371/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Waste  Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
  Speed Reduction Equipment
  PB92-104363/REB              92-01  PCA01/MFA01
  Waste  Minimization Assessment for  a Manufacturer  of
  Water Analysis Instrumentation.
  PB92-217280/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Produc-
  ing Galvanized Steel Parts.
  PB92-189695/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Produc-
  ing Treated Wood Products.
  PB92-196401/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01

MAHAFFEY, W. R.
  Removal of Creosote from Soil by Bioslurry Reactors.
  PB92-227339/REB              92-O4  PC A03/MF A01

MAHBUBANI, M. H.
  Differentiation of 'Giardia  duodenalis' from Other 'Giardia
  spp.' by Using  Polymerase  Chain  Reaction  and Gene
  Probes
  PB92-150531/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MAKRIS, N. G.
  Consideration of Pharmacokinetics and Temporal Sensitivity
  for Hydroxyurea in Relation to Teratogenic Potential.
  PB92-136910/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MALCOLM, A. R.
  Interactive Effects of Aldrin, Cyclohexylamine, 2,4-Diamino-
  toluene and Two Phorbol Esters on Metabolic Cooperation
  between V70 Cells.
  PB92-108026/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MALES, R. M,
  Expert Systems Show Promise for Customer Inquiries. Man-
  agement and Operations.
  PB92-166636/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 MALIK, A. S.
  Air/Superfund  National Technical Guidance Study  Series:
  Estimation of Air Impacts for Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)
  Systems.
   PB92-143676/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                                                                           MCCUTCHEON, S. C.
MAMANE, Y.
  Chemical and Physical Properties of Emissions from Kuwait
  Oil Fires.
  PB92-206481/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
MANEGDEG, F.
  Greenhouse Gases from Small-Scale Combustion in Devel-
  oping Countries: A Pilot Study in Manila.
  PB92-139369/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
HANGING, J. M.
  Quality Review Guidelines for 1990 Base Year Emission In-
  ventories.
  PB92-224435/REB              92-04   PC A12/MF A03
MANN, C. O.
  Design, Development, and Implementation of AIRS' Area
  and Mobile Source Subsystem.
  PB92-124213/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
MANN, C. S.
  Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance  Study  Series.
  Guideline for Predictive Baseline Emissions Estimation Pro-
  cedures for Superfund Sites.
  PB92-171909/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
MANTIPLY, E.
  Electric and Magnetic Fields Near AM Broadcast Towers
  PB92-101427/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
MANTON, K. G.
  Assessment of Spatial Variation of Risks in Small  Popula-
  tions.
  PB92-188903/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
MARBURY, O.
  Ozonation Byproducts: Identification of Bromohydrins from
  the  Ozonation  Natural  Waters with Enhanced Bromide
  Levels.
  PB92-232958/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
MARESCA, J. W.
  Acoustic Location of Leaks in Pressurized Underground Pe-
  troleum Pipelines.
  PB92-207687/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

  Study to Determine the Feasibility of Using a  Ground-Pene-
  trating Radar for More Effective Remediation  of Subsurface
  Contamination.
  PB92-169382/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

  Volumetric Leak Detection in  Large  Underground  Storage
  Tanks. Volume 1.
  PB92-114966/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

  Volumetric Leak Detection in  Large  Underground  Storage
  Tanks. Volume 2. Appendices A through E.
  PB92-114974/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
MARKEY, J.
  Conceptual Design Issues: Developing a New Highway Ve-
  hicle Emissions Estimation Methodology.
  PB92-139450/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
MARLOW, H. J.
  Microbial Transport through Porpus Media: The  Effects  of
  Hydraulic Conductivity and Injection Velocity.
  PB92-150465/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
MARPLE, V. A.
  High-Volume Impactor for Sampling Fine and Coarse Parti-
  cles.
  PB92-166727/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
MARSDEN, P.
  Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants: Evaluation of Three Labora-
  tory Procedures for Estimating Performance.
  PB92-222041/REB              92-04   PC A09/MF A03

MARSHALL, K.
  Workshop Proceedings: The Role of Created and  Natural
  Wetlands in Controlling Nonpoint Source Pollution.  Held in
  Arlington. Virginia on June 10-11. 1991.
  PB92-113463/REB              92-01   PC A13/MF A03
MARSHALL, M. C.
  Exposure and Release Estimations for Filter Press and Tray
  Dryer Operations Based on Pilot Plant Data.
  PB92-158450/REB              92-01   PC A14/MF A03
MARSOSUDIRO, P.
  Liquid and Gaseous Fuel Distribution  System.
  PB92-115203/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MARSOSUDIRO, P. J.
  Alternative Control Techniques Document: For PM-10 Emis-
  sions from Ferrous Foundries.
  PB92-180017/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02

  Control of VOC Emissions from Ink  and Paint Manufactur-
  ing Processes.
  PB92-190230/REB              92-01   PC A09/MF A02
MARTIN, G. B.
  Development of a Core Combustion Research  Program
  Plan for EPA.
  PB92-180868/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MARTIN, J. F.
  Demonstration of Microfiltration Technology.
  PB92-136936/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Demonstration of Waste Treatment Technologies.
  PB92-179670/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Technology Evaluation Report:  SITE Program Demonstra-
  tion of the DuPont/"	   -  '   '
  PB92-153410/REB
MARTIN, J. l_
  Application  of a  Water Quality  Assessment Modeling
  System at a Superfund Site.
  PB92-164490/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
tion of the DuPont/Oberlin Microfiltration Technology.
                             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
  Modeling Studies for Planning: The Green Bay Project.
  PB92-136944/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
  locations. Book 3:  Estuaries.  Part 1: Estuaries and Waste
  Load Allocation Models.
  PB92-231729/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01

  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
  locations. Book 3:  Estuaries.  Part 3:  Use of Mixing Zone
  Models in Estuarine Waste Load Allocations.
  PB92-231745/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Temperature  and  Conductivity  Modeling  for the Buffalo
  River.
  PB92-206226/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
MARTINEZ, K. F.
  Evaluation of Alternative Samplers for Bioaerosols. Phase
  1. Physical Sampling Efficiency.
  PB92-161918/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
MARTONEN, T. B.
  Carcinogenic Risk of Non-Uniform Alpha Particle Irradiation
  in the Lungs: Radon Progeny Effects at Bronchial Bifurca-
  tions.
  PB92-227545/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Deposition Patterns of Cigarette Smoke in Human Airways.
  PB92-158682/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Deposition Patterns of  Ragweed Pollen in the Human Res-
  piratory Tract.
  PB92-227537/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Dosimetry of Localized Accumulations of Cigarette Smoke
  and Radon Progeny at  Bifurcations
  PB92-164847/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
MASON, R. P.
  Application of the EPR Spin-Trapping Technique to the De-
  tection of Radicals  Produced in vivo during Inhalation Expo-
  sure of Rats to Ozone.
  PB92-227412/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
MASS, M. J.
  Carcinogens and  Human  Health:  Part  3.  Letter  to  the
  Editor.
  PB92-164870/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01
  Health Effects of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
  PB92-110360/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Strain with Unusual In vitro
  Growth Potential Which Undergoes Neoplastic Transforma-
  tion after SV40 T Antigen Gene Transfection.
  PB92-206358/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Human Carcinogenesis by Arsenic.
  PB92-227578/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

MASSARO, E. J.
  Limitations of the Fluorescent Probe Viability Assay.
  PB92-113166/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reversibility of Tributyltin-lnduced Tpxicity  In vitro as a
  Function of Concentration and Duration of Exposure (C X

  PB92-164854/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MATHUR, S. B.
  Vapor Pressures, Liquid  Molar Volumes, Vapor Non-Ideal-
  ities, and Critical Properties  of Some Fluorinated  Ethers:
  CF3OCF2OCF3,    CF3OCF2CF2H,     C-CF2CF2CF2O.
  CF3OCF2H. and CF3OCH3; and of CCI3F and CF2CIH.
  PB92-179746/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MATSUSHITA, H.
  Overview, Conclusions, and Recommendations of the IPCS
  Collaborative Study on Complex Mixtures.
  PB92-150689/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MATTHEWS, E.
  Changes  in the Physiological  Performance and Energy Me-
  tabolism of an Estuarine Mysid 'Mysidopsis bahia' Exposed
  in the Laboratory through a Complete Life Cycle to the De-
  foliant DEF.
  PB92-129709/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MATTHEWS, J. E.
  TCE Removal from Contaminated Soil and Ground Water.
  Ground Water Issue.
  PB92-224104/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

MATTHIES, M.
  Modellierung  und Simulation  des Verhaltens von Umwelt-
  chemikalien in Boeden und Pflanzen (Modeling and Simula-
  tion of the Effect of (Environmental) Chemicals in Soil and
  in Plants).
  PB92-143825/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MATTSON, V. R.
  Acid-Volatile Sulfide as a  Factor Mediating Cadmium  and
  Nickel Bioavailability in Contaminated Sediments.
  PB92-124296/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MATY AC, C.
  Physical and Chemical Control of Released Microorganisms
  at Field Sites.
  PB92-153360/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MAVINKURVE, S.
  Technique for Screening and Maintaining Smaller Genomic
   Libraries.
   PB92-195726/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

MAXWELL, C.
   Regional Oxidant Model (ROM)  User's Guide. Part 4:  The
   ROM System User Tutorial (Processor Network and Core
   Model).
   PB92-120872/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03

   User's Guide  for  the Urban Airshed Model.  Volume 6.
   User's Manual for the  Postprocessing System.
   PB92-145382/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
MAXWELL, M. A.
  Current Status of ADVACATE Process for Flue Gas Desul-
  furization (Journal Article).
  PB92-150622/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MAY, R.
  Asia  Pacific Cleaner Production  Conference: Cooperative
  Approaches in Minimising Hazardous Wastes. Held in Mel-
  bourne, Australia on February 24-27, 1992.
  PB92-180173/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MAY, W. E.
  Standard Reference Materials for Chemical and Biological
  Studies of Complex Environmental Samples.
  PB92-150705/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MAYER, F. L.
  Statistical  Approach  to Predicting  Chronic Toxicity  of
  Chemicals  to  Fishes from Acute  Toxicity Test Data. Data
  Tape Documentation.
  PB92-169655/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

MAYES, M. E.
  Vertebrate Toxicology of the Solubilized Parasporal Crystal-
  line Proteins of 'Bacillus thuringiensis' Subsp. 'israelensis'.
  PB92-150507/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MCALLISTER, R. A.
  Evaluation  of VOST and SemiVOST Methods for Haloge-
  nated Compounds in the Clean Air Act Amendments Title
  III, Bench and Laboratory Studies.
  PB92-178979/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MCCARTHY, W. N.
  Co-Existing with Asbestos: A  Look at the Engineering  Re-
  search  Program of the  U.S.  Environmental   Protection
  Agency.
  PB92-139419/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MCCARTY, P. L
  Methodologies for  Evaluating In situ Bioremediation of
  Chlorinated Solvents.
  PB92-146943/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A02

MCCLENNY, W. A.
  Canister-Based Method for Monitoring Toxic VOCs in Ambi-
  ent Air.
  "B92-206432/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  Long-Path  FTIR  Measurements of  Volatile Organic Com-
  pounds in an Industrial  Setting (July 1989-April 1991).
  PB92-206424/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

  Superfund  Innovative Technology Evaluation:  The Delaware
  SITE Study. 1989.
  PB92-125749/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02

MCCLURE, P. C.
  Possible Approaches  to Establishing Interlaboratory Com-
  parability of Measurements of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in
  Human Serum.
  PB92-144062/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MCCLURE, P. M.
  Selection of a Base Serum  for the  Preparation of Quality
  Control Pools Containing Environment Analytes.
  PB92-153840/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MCCORMICK, J. H.
  Osmoregulatory  Failure and Death of First-Year Large-
  mouth  Bass 'Micropterus salmoides' Exposed  to Low  pH
  and  Elevated Aluminum,  at Low  Temperatures  in  Soft
  Water.
  PB92-205236/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF  A01

MCCRILLIS, R. C.
  Analysis of Emissions from Residential Oil Furnaces.
  PB92-195981/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF  A01

  Analysis of Emissions from  Residential Oil  Furnaces  and
  Comparison with Woodstove Emissions.
  PB92-195924/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF  A01

  Characterization  of Condensible  and Semivolatile Organic
  Materials from Boise Woodstove Samples.
  PB92-206606/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF  A01

  Effects of  Operating Variables on PAH Emissions and Mu-
  tagenicity of Emissions from Woodstoves (Journal Article).
  PB92-195809/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Field Performance  of Woodburning Stoves  in  Crested
  Butte. Colorado.
  PB92-113133/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01

  Residential Wood Combustion: Issues and Emission  Esti-
  mation Techniques.
  PB92-139435/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  VOC Prevention Options for Surface  Coating.
  PB92-198266/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

MCCURDY, T. M.
  Review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for
  Ozone Assessment of Scientific and Technical  Information.
  OAQPS Staff Paper.
  PB92-190446/REB             92-01  PC A17/MF A03

MCCUTCHEON, J. R.
  Development  of Seasonal and Annual Biogenic Emissions
  Inventories for the U.S. and Canada.
  PB92-126796/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

MCCUTCHEON, S. C.
  Modeling Studies for Planning: The Green Bay Project.
  PB92-136944/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
 MCDANIEL, O. O.
   Evaluation of a Sampling and Analysis Method for Determi-
   nation of Polyhalogenated Dibenzo-p-Dioxins and Dibenzo-
   furans in Ambient Air.
   PB92-129600/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 MCDANIEL, V. K.
   Predicting Chemical Reactivity by Computer.
   PB92-124312/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 MCDONALD, V. J.
   Ecological Indicators. Proceedings of an International Sym-
   posium. Held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on October 16-19,
   1990.
   PB92-114131/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF E99

   National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
   of Selected  Reports and Federal Register Notices Related
   to Air Toxics. Index, 1991.
   PB92-111913/REB            92-01   PC A21/MF A04

   National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
   of Selected  Reports and Federal Register Notices Related
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  Alpha2u-Gk>bulin:   Association with  Chemically  Induced
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  Influence of Constant  and Fluctuating  Salinity  on Re-
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  Application of Multispectral Techniques to the Precise Iden-
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  Changes in the Physiological Performance and  Energy Me-
  tabolism of an Estuarine Mysid 'Mysidopsis bahia' Exposed
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  foliant DEF.
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 MCKENZIE, D. H.
  Ecological Indicators. Proceedings of an International Sym-
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  1990.
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MCKIM, J. M.
  Physiologically Based Toxicokinetic Model for  the Uptake
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  Health Effects of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
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  Response of a Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell  Line to His-
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MCLAUGHLIN, S. B.
  Foliar Injury Symptoms and Pigment Concentrations in Red
  Spruce Saplings in the Southern Appalachians.
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MCLEAN, J. S.
  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
  of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices Related
  to Air Toxics. Index, 1991.
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  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
  of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices Related
  to Air Toxics. Volume 5. Citations, 1991.
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  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Ongoing Re-
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  VOC Prevention Options for Surface Coating.
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MCNEIL, B.
  Waste  Minimization Opportunity  Assessment:  Scott  Air
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MCNELLY, G.
  Chemical   Dehalogenation  Treatability  Studies  under
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  Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
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   Guidelines for Culturing the Japanese Medaka, 'Oryzias la-
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   Toxicity Reduction Evaluation at  a Municipal Wastewater
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   Predicting Chemical Reactivity by Computer.
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  Toxicity of Chlorine and Ammonia to Aquatic Life:  Chemis-
   try, Water Quality Criteria, Recent Research, and  Recom-
   mended Future Research.
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 MENACHE, M. G.
  Airway  Structure Variability in the Long-Evans Rat Lung.
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  Carcinogenic Risk of Non-Uniform Alpha Particle Irradiation
  in  the Lungs: Radon Progeny Effects at Bronchial  Bifurca-
  tions.
  PB92-227545/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

 MENZIE,  C. A.
  On-Site Methods  for Assessing Chemical Impact on  the
  Soil Environment Using Earthworms: A Case Study at  the
  Baird and McGuire Superlund Site,  Holbrook, Massachu-
  setts.
  PB92-108166/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MERCIER, R. S.
  Reactive Transport of Suspended Particles: Mechanisms
  and Modeling.
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MERRILL, R. G.
  Characterization of Condensible and Semivolatile  Organic
  Materials from Boise Woodstove Samples.
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MESSING, R.
  Natural Enemy Risk Assessment (NERISK) User's Manual.
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MESSING, R. H.
  NERISK: An Expert System to Enhance the Integration of
  Pesticides with Anthropod Biological Control.
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MEYER, E. L.
  Regional  Ozone  Modeling   for Northeast  Transport
  (ROMNET).
  PB92-108786/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03

  Regional  Ozone  Modeling   for Northeast  Transport
  (ROMNET). Appendices.
  PB92-108794/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03

MEYER-WYK, M.
  Evaluation of RADM Predictions for a Mesoscale-beta Box
  Volume over Northeastern Pennsylvania
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MEZEI, C.
  Gene Probe for PO Messenger RNA Used to Index Acryl-
  amide Toxic Neuropathy in Rats.
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  Myelin Basic Protein-Messenger HNA (MBP-mRNA)  Expres-
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MIAH, M. J.
  Direct/Delayed  Response  Project:  Soil  Characterization
  Comparison.
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MICKLER, R. A.
  Design  Issues for Evaluating Seedling Exposure Studies.
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MIODAUGH, D. P.
  Biodegradation of Creosote and Pentachloropheno! in Con-
  taminated Groundwater: Chemical and Biological  Assess-
  ment.
  PB92-129659/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Comparative Acute Sensitivity of Larval Topsmelt, 'Atherin-
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  Copper Toxicity to Sperm, Embryos and  Larvae of Tops-
  melt 'Atherinops affinis', with Notes on Induced Spawning.
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                                                                                                                                              MORRISSEY, R. E.
  Detoxification of Pentachlorophenol and Creosote Contami-
  nated Groundwater by Physical Extraction: Chemical and
  Biological Assessment.
  PB92-129733/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Effects of Fenvalerate on the Early Life Stages of Topsmelt
  ('Atherinops affinis').
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  Laboratory Spawning of Topsmelt, 'Atherinops affinis'. with
  Notes on Culture and Growth of Larvae.
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  Ovarian Mycosis in the Topsmelt 'Atherinops affinis'.
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  Reproductive Ecology of the Inland Silverside, 'Menidia ber-
  yllina', (Pisces: Atherinidae) from Blackwater Bay, Florida.
  PB92-195775/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MIDGETT, M. R.
  Evaluation of VOST  and SemiVOST Methods for  Haloge-
  nated Compounds in the Clean Air Act Amendments Title
  III, Bench and Laboratory Studies.
  PB92-178979/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Quality  Assurance Planning for Stationary  Source Field
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  Sampling and Analysis of PCDDs and PCOFs in Stationary
  Source Emission Air Samples.
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  Stability of Air Toxic  Gases Listed in Title III  Clean Air Act
  Amendments.
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  Tedlar Bag Sampling System for Toxic Organic Compounds
  in Source Emission Sampling and Analysis.
  PB92-166719/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01

MK3UIRE, J. M.
  Structural Characterization  of Sulfonated  Azo Dyes  Using
  Liquid  Secondary  Ion  Mass Spectrometry/Tandem  Mass
  Spectrometry.
  PB92-1 88861 /REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
MIUCH, L
  Regional Oxidant Model (ROM) User's Guide. Part 4: The
  ROM System User Tutorial (Processor Network and Core
  Model).
  PB92-120872/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03

MUCH, L. B.
  Regional  Ozone   Modeling
  (ROMN
     MNET).
  PB92-108786/REB
for   Northeast  Transport

  92-01  PC A15/MF A03
  Regional  Ozone  Modeling   for   Northeast  Transport
  (ROMNET). Appendices.
  P892-108794/REB              92-01   PC A1S/MF A03

MILLER, B. S.
  Long-Term Trends in Puget Sound Marine Fishes: Selected
  Data Sets.
  PB92-104488/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MILLER, C.
  Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Mydrogeologic  Character-
  ization and Second-Stage Stratification Activities.
  PB92-168624/REB              92-04   PC A08/MF A02

MILLER, C. A.
  Reducing Mercury Emission from Municipal Waste Combus-
  tion with Carbon Injection into Flue Gas.
  PB92-195965/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

MILLER, O. A.
  Measurement of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Soils
  and Sediments by Particle-Beam/High-Performance Liquid
  Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry.
  PB92-188721/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MILLER, D. B.
  Concentration  of Glial Fibrillary  Acidic  Protein Increases
  with Age in the Mouse and Rat Brain.
  PB92-110535/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Effects of Chemically Induced Maternal Toxicity on Prenatal
  Development in the Rat.
  PB92-150887/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MILLER, D. E.
  Control of Aromatic Waste Air Streams by Soil Bioreactors.
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MILLER, F. J.
  Airway Structure Variability in the Long-Evans Rat Lung.
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  Regional Respiratory Tract Absorption of Inhaled Reactive

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  Pollution Impacts at the Stand and Ecosystem Levels.
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 MILLER, M. E.
  Soil  Vapor  Extraction Column Experiments on Gasoline
  Contaminated Soil.
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 MILLER, M. J.
  Environmental Protection Agency Civil Enforcement Docket.
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 MILLER, P. S.
  Waste Minimization  Assessment for a Manufacturer of
  Chemicals.
  PB92-203595/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
MILLER, R. V.
  Characterization of Stress-Responsive Behavior in 'Pseudo-
  monas aeruginosa' PAO: Isolation of Tn3-lacZYA Fusions
  with Novel Qamage-lnducibte (din) Promoters.
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MILLETTE, J. R.
  Observations on  Studies  Useful to Asbestos Operations
  and Management Activities.
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MILLS, L. J.
  Interactive Effects of Aldrin, Cyclohexylamine, 2.4-Diamino-
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  between V79 Ceils.
  PB92-108026/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
MILTNER, R. J.
  Use of Pilot  Columns for Predicting  Full-Scale GAC Per-
  formance.
  PB92-179159/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
MINEAU, P.
  Methods Used in Determination of Cholinesterase Activity.
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MINGELGRIN,  U.
  Bacterial Transport through Homogeneous Soil.
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MISENHEIMER, D. C.
  New Developments in Emission Projection Methodologies.
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MISSILDINE, B. C.
  Multiphase Chemical Transport in Porous Media.
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MITCH, M. E.
  User's Guide and Data Dictionary for Kenai Lakes Investi-
  gation Project.
  PB92-178961/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MITCHELL, O.  E.
  Ozonation/Post-Chlorination  of  Humic Acid: A Model for
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  PB92-180280/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MITCHELL, M. J.
  Sulfur Dynamics in Mineral Horizons of Two Northern Hard-
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  PB92-139955/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Sulfur Dynamics of Forest Ecosystems.
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MITCHELL, W. J.
  U.S. Standards for Air Sampling of Environmental Contami-
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MITTELMAN, A.
  Methodology for Assessing Environmental Releases of and
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MLENAR,  L.
  Alternative Daily Cover  Materials for Municipal  Solid Waste
  Landfills.
  PB92-208206/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

MODICA, L. G.
  Development of Seasonal and Annual Biogenic Emissions
  Inventories for the U.S.  and Canada.
  PB92-126796/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  Seasonal and Annual Biogenic Emission Inventories for the
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  PB92-139427/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MOELHAVE, L.
  Exposure of  Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture.  1. Be-
  havioral Assessment.
  PB92-189018/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

MOERLINS, J. E.
  Proximity of  Louisiana  Sanitary  Landfills to Wetlands  and
  Deepwater Habitats.
  PB92-164953/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

MOLDOVER, M. R.
  Thermophysical  Properties of Gaseous Refrigerants from
  Speed-of-Sound Measurements.  2. Results  for 1,1-dichloro-
  1-fluoroethane (CCI2FCH3).
  PB92-154277                 92-01   Not available NTIS

MOLE, M. L.
  Effect of Inhaled Methanol on Pituitary and Testicular Hor-
  mones in Chamber Acclimated and Non-Acclimated Rats.
  PB92-150788/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MOLHAVE, L.
  Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic  Mixture. 2. Sen-
  sory.
  PB92-164888/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MONO, C.
  Limited-Use  Chemical  Protective Clothing  for EPA  Super-
  fund Activities.
  PB92-143494/REB              92-01 PC A03/MF A01

MONSON, B. A.
  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
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  arine WLA Modeling.
  PB92-231752/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

MONTEITH, 0. K.
  Carcinogen-DNA Adducts  in Cultures of Rat and Human
  Hepatocytes.
  PB92-189075/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
MONTEITH, L G.
  Assessing the Use of Known  Mutagens to  Calibrate the
  'Salmonella  typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay.  1. Without
  Exogenous Activation.
  PB92-113257/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MONTGOMERY, S. O.
  Mutants of 'Pseudomonas cepacia' G4 Defective in Catabo-
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  PB92-129741/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MOOLENAAR, S. W.
  Column Studies on  BTEX Biodegradation under Microaero-
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  PB92-179050/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MOORE, B. J.
  Fungicide Benomyl(Methyl 1-(Butylcarbamoyl)-2-Benzimida-
  zolecarbamate) Causes Testicular  Dysfunction by Inducing
  the Sloughing of Germ Cells and Occlusion of Efferent Duc-
  tules.
  PB92-150796/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MOORE, C. E.
  Summary Report for the National  Atmospheric Deposition
  Program National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visita-
  tion Program.
  PB92-219823/RE8              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

  Summary Report for the National  Atmospheric Deposition
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  ber 1990.
  PB92-217298/REB              92-04   PC A05/MF A01

MOORE, J. C.
  Effects of Fenvalerate on the Early Life Stages of Topsmelt
  ('Atherinops affinis').
  PB92-195684/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

  Use of Marsh Plants for Toxicity Testing of Water and Sedi-
  ment.
  PB92-195882/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MOORE, M. M.
  Considerations in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agen-
  cy's Testing Approach for Mutagencity.
  PB92-206341 /REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  Genotoxicity in Mouse Lymphoma Cells of Chemicals Capa-
  ble of Michael Addition.
  PB92-120484/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MOORE, M. W.
  Surface-Coating-Free  Materials and Reduction of  VOC
  Emissions from Coating Operations.
  PB92-206614/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

MOORE, S.
  Hazardous  Air  Pollutant  Program  (HAP-PRO).  User's
  Manual  (for  Use  with  Version  1.0, January-September,
  1990).
  PB92-135904/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

MOORE, W. B.
  Treating Soil Solution Samplers to  Prevent  Microbial Re-
  moval of Analytes.
  PB92-166610/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MOOSMUELLER, H.
  Variable Phase Function  Approach for  the  Inversion of
  LJdar Return Signals.
  N92-31073/9/REB
                                               92-04
            (Order as N92-31013/5/REB, PC A16/MF A03)

MORAN, D.
  Combined Sewer Overflow: Balancing Flow for CSO Abate-
  ment.
  PB92-179761/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MORES, M.
  Chemical Resistance of Geosynthetic Materials.
  PB92-136928/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MORRIS, K. E.
  Reduction of Disinfection By-Product Precursors by Nanofil-
  tration.
  PB92-149269/REB              92-01   PC E99/MF A06

MORRIS, M. E.
  Practical Directory to Phycovirus Literature.
  PB92-132893/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

MORRISON, C.  L.
  Effects  of  Open-Top  Chambers  on  'Valencia'  Orange
  Trees.
  PB92-1803S5/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

MORRISON, G. E.
  Influence of Size on Fate and Ecological Effects of Kepone
  in Physical Models.
  PB92-121326/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

MORRISON, M.
  Data User's Guide to the United States  Environmental Pro-
  tection Agency's Long-Term Monitoring Project: Quality As-
  surance Plan and Data Dictionary.
  PB92-239573/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 MORRISSEY, R. E.
  In vitro Teratology.
  PB92-124700/REB
                                                                                                                   92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                                                                                      Limited PCB Antagonism of TCDD-lnduced Malformations
                                                                                      in Mice.
                                                                                      PB92-166768/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                            PA-27
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                                                            PERSONAL  AUTHOR INDEX
MOSER, V. C.
  Applications of a Neurobehavioral Screening Battery.
  PB92-179787/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Comparison of Screening Approaches, 1992.
  PB92-189042/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Comparison of  Subchronic Neurotoxicity of 2-Hydroxyethyl
  Acrylate and Acrylamide in Rats.
  PB92-188945/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Interlaboratory Comparison of Motor Activity Experiments:
  Implications for  Neurotoxicological Assessments.
  PB92-143916/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Utility of Activity and Observational Data for Neurotoxicity
  Screening.
  PB92-232826/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
MOULTON, L. L.
  Long-Term Trends in Puget Sound Marine Fishes: Selected
  Data Sets.
  PB92-104488/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
MOUNT, D.
  Methods  for Aquatic  Toxicity Identification  Evaluations.
  Phase 1 Toxicity Characterization Procedures. Second Edi-
  tion.
  PB92-100072/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
MOVER N.
  Radon  Pressure  Differential  Project, Phase  1, Florida
  Radon Research Program.
  PB92-148519/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
MRAVIK. S. C.
  Evaluation of Sorption Models in the Simulation of Naph-
  thalene Transport Through Saturated Soils.
  PB92-113190/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
MUELLER, C.
  Genotoxic Effects of Complex Marine Sediment Extracts on
  V79 Chinese Hamster Lung Fibrobtasts
  PB92-121318/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
MUELLER, J. G.
  Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treatment
  Processes for the Remediation of Pentachlorophenol- and
  Creosote-Contaminated Materials:  Slurry-Phase  Bkxeme-
  diation.
  PB92-129683/REB             92-01  PC AOz/MF A01

  Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treatment
  Processes for the Remediation of Pentachlorophenol- and
  Creosote-Contaminated Materials: Solid-Phase Bkxemedia-
  tion.
  PB92-129725/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Biodegradatron of Creosote and Pentachlorophenol in Con-
  taminated Groundwater. Chemical and Biological Assess-
  ment-
  PB92-129659/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Detoxification of Pentachlorophenol and Creosote Contami-
  nated Groundwater  by Physical Extraction: Chemical and
  Biological Assessment.
  PB92-129733/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
MUELLER, T. C.
  Microbial  Degradation of  Flurtamone in Three Georgia
  Soils.
  PB92-101682/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
MUIR, D.  B.
  Volunteer  Lake Monitoring  Program, 1991.  Volume  7.
  Southern Region.
  PB92-231125/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
MULHOLLAND, J. A.
  Trajectory and Incineration of Rogue  Droplets in a Turbu-
  lent Diffusion Flame.
  PB92-120450/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF Ml
MULL. D. S.
  Application  of  Dye-Tracing  Techniques for  Determining
  Solute-Transport Characteristics of Ground Water in Karst
  Terranes.
  PB92-231356/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
MULLEN, M.D.
  Sorption of Heavy  Metals by the Soil Fungi  'Aspergillus
       ' and Mucor rouxi.
     2-179811 /REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
MULLER, K. E.
  Increasing Scientific Power with Statistical Power.
  PB92-217199/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
MUMFORD, J. l_
  Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Paniculate
  and  Organic Emissions from a Third World Residential
  Combustion Process. 1. Facility Description and Results of
  Tests of Three  Rural China Residential Coals, a U.S. Coal.
  and Wood.
  PB92-206598/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Indoor Air Pollutants from Unvented Kerosene Heater Emis-
  sions in Mobile Homes: Studies on Particles,  Semvolatile
  Organics, Carbon Monoxide, and Mutagenicity.
  PB92-113232/REB             92-01  PC t
MUNCH, J. W.
  Ozonabon/Post-Chtonnation of Humtc Acid: A Model for
  Predicting Drinking Water Disinfection By-Products.
  PB92-180280/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
MUNOY, W. R.
  Age-Dependent Changes  in Receptor-Stimulated  Phos-
  phomositide Turnover in the Rat Hippccampus.
  PB92-206333/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Spatial Learning Deficits Are  Not Solely Due to ChoBnergc
  Deficits Following Medial Septal Lesions with Cdctucine.
  PB92-206317/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                       MUNNS, W, R
                                                         Effects of a Contaminated Sediment on Life History Traits
                                                         and Population Growth Rate of 'Neanthes Arenaceoden-
                                                         tata' (Polychaeta: Nereidae) in the Laboratory.
                                                         PB92-108059/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                       MUNRO, N. B.
                                                         DNA Adduct Formation by 12 Chemicals with Populations
                                                         Potentially Suitable for Molecular Epidemiological Studies.
                                                         PB92-227628/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
                                                       MURDOCH, L. C.
                                                         Hydraulic Fracturing to Improve Nutrient and Oxygen Deliv-
                                                         ery for In situ Bioreclamation.
                                                         PB92-121334/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
                                                       MURDOCH, R. W.
                                                         Summary Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
                                                         Program National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visita-
                                                         tion Program.
                                                         PB92-219823/REB
                                                                                      92-04  PC A06/MF A02
                                                         Summary Report for the National Atmospheric  Deposition
                                                         Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN)  Site Visita-
                                                         tion Program for the Period October 1989 through Septem-
                                                         ber 1990.
                                                         PB92-217298/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
                                                       MYERS, OLE.
                                                         Lignocellulosic-Plastic Composites from Recycled Materials.
                                                         PB92-126861/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                       MYERS, L.E.
                                                         Assessing  the Use  of Known Mutagens to Calibrate  the
                                                         'Salmonella typhimurium1  Mutagenicity Assay.  1.  Without
                                                         Exogenous Activation.
                                                         PB92-1132S7/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
                                                         Assessing  the Use  of Known Mutagens to Calibrate  the
                                                         •Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay. 2. With Exog-
                                                         enous Activation.
                                                         PB92-113273/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFAOJ
                                                       NAGDA.N. L.
                                                         Costs of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation in School BuikJ-
                                                              198282/REB
                                                                                      92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                       NALESNIK, R P.
                                                         Intelligent Processing Equipment within the Environmental
                                                         Protection Agency.
                                                         N92-24997/6/REB
                                                                                                       92-01
                                                                   (Order as N92-24987/9/REB, PC A10/MF A03)
                                                         Intelligent Processing Equipment within the Environmental
                                                         Protection Agency.
                                                         PB92-217330/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
                                                       NANRY, K.
                                                         Age-Dependent  Changes  in  Receptor-Stimulated Phos-
                                                         phoinositide Turnover in the Rat Hippocampus.
                                                         PB92-206333/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
                                                       NANRY, K. P.
                                                         Spatial Learning Deficits Are Not Solely Due to ChoHnergJc
                                                         Deficits Following Medial Septa! Lesions with Cdchone.
                                                         PB92-206317/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                       NASH.J.H.
                                                         Potential Reuse of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil: A Directo-
                                                         ry of Permitted Recycling Facilities.
                                                         PB92-173780/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                       NASSER, C.
                                                         Beyond the Border Environmental Management in Wash-
                                                         ington and British Columbia.
                                                         P892-166883/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
                                                       NASSV, J.
                                                         Selection of a Base  Serum for the Preparation of Quality
                                                         Control Pools Containing Environment Analytes.
                                                         PB92-153840/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                       NATARAJAN, U.
                                                         Information Integration  for Environmental  Monitoring and
                                                         Assessment An Annotated Bibliography.
                                                                                      92-04
                                                         PB92-227461/REB
                                                                                             PC A03/MF A01
                                                       NATSCHKE, D. F.
                                                         Fun-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Paniculate
                                                         and  Organic Emissions from a Third Work) Residential
                                                         Combustion Process. 1. Facility Description and Results of
                                                         Tests of Three Rural China Residential Coals, a U.S. Coal,
                                                         &nd Wood.
                                                         PB92-206598/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                       NAYLOR, P. H.
                                                         Effects of PCS (Arodor (Trade Name) 1254) on Non-Spe-
                                                         cific  Immune  Parameters  in  Rhesus ('Macaca mulatto')
                                                         Monkeys.
                                                         PB92-232867/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                       NEBEKERA.V.
                                                         Effects of Aqueous and Dietary Exposure  of Dieldrin on
                                                         Survival, Growth and Bioconcentration in Mallard Ducklings.
                                                         PB92-217413/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                         Effects of Low Dissolved Oxygen on Survival,  Growth and
                                                         Reproduction of 'Daphnia', 'Hyalella' and 'Gammarus'.
                                                         PB92-188846/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                         Teratogenests. Toxicity, and Bioconcentration in Frogs Ex-
                                                         posed to DieWrin.
                                                         PB92-180363/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                       NEBEL.K.L.
                                                         Parametric Evaluation of Powdered Activated Carbon Injec-
                                                         tion  for Control of Mercury Emissions from  a Municipal
                                                         Waste Combustor.
                                                         PB92-195940/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
NEEFUS, J. D.
  Standard  Operating Procedures for Measurement of Lead
  in  Paint  Using the SCITEC MAP-3 X-ray Fluorescence
  Spectrometer.
  PB92-114180/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

NEILSON, R. P.
  Toward a Rule-Based Biome Model (Journal Article).
  PB92-232909/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

NELSON, G.
  DNA Adducts in Rat Lung, Liver and Peripheral Blood Lym-
  phocytes Produces by i.p. Administration of Benzo(a)Pyrene
  Metabolites and Derivatives.
  PB92-124627/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01

  Morphological Transformation and DNA Adduct  Formation
  by Benz(j)aceanmrylene and Its Metabolites in C3H10T1/
  2CL8 Cells: Evidence for  Both  Cyclopenta-Ring and Bay-
  Region Metabolic Activation Pathways.
  PB92-150762/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

NELSON, T. P.
  Manual for Non-CFC  Aerosol Packaging: Conversion from
  CFC to Hydrocarbon Propellants.
  PB92-101344/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03

NESNOW, S.
  Carcinogens  and  Human Health: Part 3. Letter to the
  Editor.
  PB92-164870/REB             92-01   PCA01/MFA01

  Interspecies Sensitivity to Chemical Carcinogens: Relation-
  ships  between Mouse Skin Tumors  and Human  Lung
  Cancer.
  PB92-158674/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01

              I Transformation and DNA Adduct  Formation
              anthrylene and Its Metabolites in C3H10T1/
  _CL8 Cells: Evidence for  both  Cyclopenta-Ring and Bay-
  Region Metabolic Activation Pathways.
  PB92-1S0762/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Multifactor Potency Scheme for Comparing the Carcinogen-
  ic Activity of Chemicals.
  PB92-188911 /REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Synthesis of  a  Novel  Fluorinated  Benzo(a)pyrene:  4,5-
  Difluorobenzo(a)pyrene.
  PB92-110493/REB             92-01   PCA02/MFA01

NEUE, H. U.
  NATO Workshop on the Atmospheric Methane Cycle. Held
  in  Mt.  Hood, Oregon on  October  6-11,  1991. Working
  Group Report on Methane Sources and Sinks.
  PB92-180256/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01

NEWELL, A.
  Data User's Guide to the United States Environmental Pro-
  tection Agency's Long-Term Monitoring Project: Quality As-
  surance Plan  and Data Dictionary.
  PB92-239573/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

NEWELL, A. D.
  User's Guide and Data Dictionary for Kenai Lakes Investi-
  gation Project.
  PB92-178961/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01

NEWELL, T.
  Quality Review Guidelines for 1990 Base Year Emission In-
  ventories.
  PB92-224435/REB             92-O4  PC A12/MF A03

NEWHALL.J.
  Waste Combustion System Analysis.
  PB92-125418/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02

NEWUN-CLAPP, L.
  Carboxyhemoglobin and Brain Blood Flow in Humans.
  PB92-227552/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

NEWMAN, C. R.
  VOC Prevention Options for Surface Coating.
  PB92-198266/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

NEWMAN, S. L.
  Modulation of Human  Alveolar  Macrophage Properties by
  Ozone Exposure In vitro.
  PB92-113281/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NGUYEN, M. T.
  Responses of Wetland Plants to Effluents in Water and
  Sediment.
  PB92-129758/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Synthetic Substrata for Propagation and  Testing of Soil and
  Sediment Organisms.
  PB92-195676/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NICHOLS, J. W.
  Physiologically Based ToxicoKinetic Model  for the Uptake
  and Disposition of Waterborne Organic Chemicals in Fish.
  PB92-136902/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

NIELSEN, A.
  Permeation Resistance of  Glove Materials to Agricultural
  Pesticides.
  PB92-227396/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

NIELSON, K. K.
  Proceedings  of the Workshop on Radon Potential Mapping,
  Florida Radon Research Program. Held in Gainesville, Flori-
  da on April 20, 1990.
  PB92-115278/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Recommended  Foundation  Fill  Materials  Construction
  Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
  PB92-105665/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                      OWEN, C. A.
NIEMI, G. J.
  Prediction of Octanol/Water Partition Coefficient (K sub ow)
  with Algorithmically Derived Variables.
  PB92-217348/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
NIKANOROV, A. M.
  Analysis of Long-Term and Seasonal River Water Quality
  Changes  in Latvia.
  PB92-232933/RES              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

NOAH, T. 1_
  Response of a Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Line to His-
  tamine: Intracellular Calcium Changes and Extracellular Re-
  lease of Inflammatory Mediators.
  PB92-209329/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

NOOA, A.
  User's  Guide  for  the  Urban Airshed  Model  Volume  4.
  User's  Manual for the Emissions Preprocessor System 2.0.
  Part A: Core FORTRAN System.
  PB92-226232/REB              92-04   PC A19/MF A04

NOLAN, P.  S.
  Demonstration of Sorbent Injection Technology on a Wall-
  Fired Utility Boiler (Edgewater Limb Demonstration).
  PB92-201136/REB              92-04   PC A10/MF A03

HOLES, J.
  Synthetic Substrata for Propagation and Testing of Soil and
  Sediment Organisms.
  PB92-195676/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
NORBERG-KING, T. J.
  Methods  for  Aquatic  Toxicity  Identification  Evaluations.
  Phase  1 Toxicity Characterization Procedures. Second Edi-
  tion.
  PB92-100072/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

NORTH, D. W.
  Health Effects of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
  PB92-110360/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NORTHEIM, C. M.
  Surface-Coating-Free  Materials and  Reduction  of  VOC
  Emissions from Coating Operations.
  PB92-206614/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

NORTON, S. A.
  Regional  Patterns  and Local Variability of Dry and Occult
  Deposition Strongly  Influence  Sulfate Concentrations  in
  Maine Lakes.
  PB92-136951/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

MOSS, R. F.
  Biological Diversity and Biological Integrity:  Current Con-
  cerns for Lakes and Streams.
  PB92-232917/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  Indicators for Monitoring Biodiversity: A  Hierarchical Ap-
  proach.
  PB92-108117/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NOVAK,  J.  H.
  Estimating Natural Emissions for EPA's Regional Oxidant
  Model.
  PB92-129592/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Regional  Air Quality and Acid Deposition Modeling and the
  Role for Visualization.
  PB92-124247/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NOVO-GRADAC, K. J.
  Application of MINTEQA2 to the Speciation of  Contami-
  nants at Globe, Arizona
  PB92-166602/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

NOWAK, J. F.
  Distribution of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in the Chesa-
  peake Bay and Tributaries and Chincoteague Bay - 1990.
  PB92-145366/REB                     92-01  PC A13

NUNEZ. C. M.
  Corona Destruction: An Innovative Control Technology for
  VOCs and Air Toxics.
  P892-206622/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

NUTE, D. E.
  Predicting Chemical Reactivity by Computer.
  PB92-124312/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

NUTTER, M. T.
  Degreaser System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
  AD-A242110/5/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

O'CALLAGHAN, J.
  5,7-Dihydroxytryptamine Injections Increase Glial Fibrillary
  Acidic  Protein in the Hypothalamus of Adult Rats.
  PB92-143924/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01

O'CALLAGHAN, J. P.
  Assessment of Neurotoxicity: Use of Qlial Fibrillary  Acidic
  Protein as a Biomarker
  PB92-110527/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Concentration  of  Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein  Increases
  with Age in the Mouse and Rat Brain.
  PB92-110535/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Measurement of Tyrosine  Hydroxylase Apoenzyme Protein
  by Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA): Effects
  of 1-Methyl-4-Phenyl-1.2,3,6-Tetrahydropyridine (MPTP)  on
  Stnatal Tyrosine Hydroxylase Activity and Content.
  PB92-209345/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

O'CONNOR, G. A.
  Bioavailability to Plants of Sludge-Borne Toxic Organics.
  PB92-153931/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

O'FARRELL, T. P.
  Development Document for Best Available  Technology,
  Pretreatment  Technology, and New Source Performance
  Technology for the Pesticide Chemical Industry. Proposed.
  (Pesticide Chemicals Manufacturing Category Effluent Limi-
  tations Guidelines,  Pretreatment  Standards,  and  New
  Source Performance Standards).
  PB92-173541/REB             92-01  PC A21/MF AM
O'FLAHERTY, E. J.
  Physiologically  Based  Kinetic Model of Rat  and Mouse
  Gestation: Disposition of a Weak Acid.
  PB92-198647/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
O'GALLAGHAN, J. P.
  Quantification of Glial  Fibrillary Acidic Protein:  Comparison
  of Slot-lmmunobinding Assays  with a Novel Sandwich
  ELISA.
  PB92-206325/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
O'ROURKE, M. K.
  Deposition Patterns of Ragweed Pollen  in the Human Res-
  piratory Tract.
  PB92-227537/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
O'SHEA, M.
  U.S.  Environmental  Protection Agency  Research  Program
  on the Environmental Impacts and Control of Highway De-
  icing Salt Pollution.
  PB92-179688/REB
                                92-01  PC A03/MF A01
O'SHEA, M. l_
  Detection and Disinfection of Pathogens in Storm-Generat-
  ed Flows.
  PB92-209311/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

OBERACKER, D.
  EPA SITE Demonstration of the Horsehead Resource De-
  velopment Company Flame Reactor Technology.
  PB92-139401/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

OBERDORFF, T.
  Modification of an Index of Biotic Integrity Based on Fish
  Assemblages  to Characterize Rivers of the Seine  Basin,
  France.
  PB92-180322/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

OLFENBUTTEL, R. E.
  Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
  Distillation: Technology Evaluation Report.
  PB92-1S3444/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

OLFENBUTTEL, R. F.
  Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for the Metal Finishing
  Industry. Technology Evaluation Report.
  PB92-232214/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
  Filtration. Technology Evaluation Report.
  PB92-126804/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

OLIVER, K. D.
  Canister-Based Method for Monitoring Toxic VOCs in Ambi-
  ent Air.
  PB92-206432/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

OLSEN, A. R.
  Statistical Issues in Environmental Monitoring and Assess-
  ment.
  PB92-178987/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

OLSEN, R. H.
  Cloning and Characterization of tfdS, the Represser-Activa-
  tor Gene of tfdB, from the 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid
  Catabolic Plasmid pJP4.
  PB92-129634/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

OLSON, O. l_
  Hepatic  Microsomal N-hydroxylation of Aniline and 4-chtor-
  oaniline by Rainbow Trout 'Onchorhyncus mykiss'.
  PB92-227354/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

OLSON, G. R.
  90-Day Toxicity Study of Dichloroacetate in Dogs.
  PB92-150853/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Hepatocarcinogenicity of Chloral Hydrate, 2-Chtoroacetalde-
  hyde, and Dfchloroacetic Acid in the Male B6C3F1  Mouse.
  PB92-232990/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Induction of Gastrointestinal Tract Nuclear Anomalies  in
  B6C3F1  Mice  by  3-Chtoro-4-(Dichloromethyl)-5-Hydroxy-
  2(5H)-Furanone and 3.4-(Dichloro)-5-Hydroxy-2(5H)-Furan-
  one. Mutagenic Byproducts of Chlorine Disinfection.
  PB92-16493B/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Induction of Nuclear Anomalies in the Gastrointestinal Tract
  by Pdycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
  PB92-164896/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

OLSON, R.
  Preface and Introduction to 'The Response of Western For-
  ests to Air Pollution'.
  PB92-143833/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

OLSON, R. K.
  Climate.
  PB92-150457/REB
                                92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Integrating  Sustainable Agriculture, Ecology, and Environ-
   mental Policy. Proceedings of a Workshop. Held in Arling-
   ton, Virginia, on July 22-23.1991.
   PB92-137975/REB             92-01  PC A11/MF A03

   Summary,  Projections,  and Recommendations. (Chapter
   13).
   PB92-152990/REB
                                92-01  PC A03/MF A01
OLSZYK, D. M.
  Effects of Open-Top Chambers on  'Valencia'  Orange
  Trees.
  PB92-180355/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Leaf Photosynthetic and Water Relations Responses for
  'Valencia' Orange Trees Exposed to Oxidant Air Pollution.
  PB92-153857/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

OLSZYK, V. B.
  Lotus  1-2-3-Based  System  for Recording and  Maintaining
  Body Weight of Laboratory Animals.
  PB92-158625/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

OMERNIK, J. M.
  Ecological Regions versus  Hydrologic Units:  Frameworks
  for Managing Water Quality.
  PB92-153873/REB             92-01   PCA02/MFA01

ONDOV, J.
  Chemical and Physical Properties of Emissions from Kuwait
  Oil Fires.
  PB92-206481/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

ONJUKKA, S. T.
  Effects of Low Dissolved Oxygen on Survival, Growth and
  Reproduction of 'Daphnia', 'Hyalella' and 'Gammarus'.
  PB92-188846/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

OOSTROM, M.
  Multiphase Chemical Transport in Porous Media.
  PB92-205640/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

ORBAN, J.
  Chlorinated Dioxins and Furans in the General U.S. Popula-
  tion: NHATS FY87 Results.
  PB92-180157/REB             92-01   PC A12/MF A03

ORNSTEIN, P. A.
  Neurobehavioral  Evaluation  System (NES) and School Per-
  formance.
  PB92-124585/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ORTH, R. J.
  Distribution of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in the Chesa-
  peake Bay and Tributaries and Chincoteague Bay -1990.
  PB92-145366/REB                     92-01   PC A13

OSBORNE, M. C.
  U.S. EPA Office of Research and Development Overview of
  CuTent Radon Research.
  PB92-121250/REB             92-01   PCA02/MFA01

OSTERMAN, F. A.
  Dechlorinations of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Sediments
  of New Bedford Harbor.
  PB92-121151/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

OTTO, D.
  Methodological Issues in Human Exposure Studies of Low
  Level Solvent Mixtures.
  PB92-233030/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

OTTO, D. A.
  Exposure of Humans to  a Volatile Organic  Mixture. 1.  Be-
  havioral Assessment.
  PB92-189018/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 2. Sen-
  sory.
  PB92-164888/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Western Forests and Air Pollution.
   PB92-198209/REB             92-04  PC A22/MF ACM

   Workshop Proceedings: The Role of Created and Natural
   Wetlands in Controlling Nonpoint Source Pollution. Held in
   Arlington, Virginia on June 10-11, 1991
   PB92-113463/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
  Neurobehavioral Evaluation System (NES) and School Per-
  formance.
  PB92-124585/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reliability of Selected Tests from the Neurobehavioral Eval-
  uation System.
  PB92-196858/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Use of Visual and Chempsensory Evoked Potentials in En-
  vironmental and Occupational Health.
  PB92-217041/REB             92-04  PCA03/MFA01

OUYANG, Y.
  Model of Virus Transport in Unsaturated Soil.
  PB92-119957/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

OVERMANN, G. J.
  Role of Metallothionein Induction and Altered Zinc Status in
  Maternally  Mediated Developmental Toxicity: Comparison
  of the Effects of Urethane and Styrene in Rats.
  PB92-124635/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

OVERTON, J. H.
  Regional Respiratory Tract Absorption of Inhaled Reactive
  Gases.
  PB92-217140/REB             92-04   PC A05/MF A01

OVERTON, W. S.
  Cartographic and Geometric Components of a Global Sam-
  pling Design for Environmental Monitoring.
  PB92-217397/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  Environmental   Monitoring   and  Assessment   Program
  (EMAP) Design Report.
  PB92-103449/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  Improvement of Performance of Variable Probability Sam-
  pling Strategies.
  PB92-180264/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Probability Sampling and Population Inference in Monitoring
  Programs.
  PB92-180272/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

OWEN, C. A.
  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
  of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices Related
  to Air Toxics. Index, 1991.
  PB92-111913/REB              92-01   PCA21/MFA04
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                                                            PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
  of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices Related
  to Air Toxics. Volume 5. Citations, 1991.
  PB92-111830/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
OZRETICH, R. J.
  Evaluation of Selected LJpid Methods for Normalizing Pol-
  lutant Bioaccumulation.
  PB92-124379/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

PACE, C. M.
  Measurement of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Soils
  and Sediments  by Particle-Beam/High-Performance Liquid
  Chromatography/Mass Spectromefry.
  PB92-188721/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PACEY, J.
  Landfill Gas Energy Utilization: Technology Options and
  Case Studies.
  PB92-203116/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02
PADGETT, W.
  Synthesis  of a Novel Fluorinated Benzo(a)pyrene: 4,5-
  Drfluorobenzo(a)pyrene.
  PB92-110493/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

PAGE, N. P.
  Hepatocarcinogenicity of Chloral Hydrate, 2-Chloroacetalde-
  hyde, and Dichloroacetic Acid in the Male B6C3F1 Mouse.
  PB92-232990/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Subchromc Toxicfty Study  of Ozonated and Ozonated/
  Chlorinated Humic Acids in Sprague-Dawtey Rats: A Model
  System for Drinking Water Disinfection.
  PB92-164946/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PAGEL, P. E.
  Modifications to Reduce Drag Out at a Printed Circuit Board
  Manufacturer.
  PB92-198555/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PAHUD.
  Clean Air Act Requirements for Trace Metals Information.
  PB92-164995/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PAHREN, H. R.
  Hydraulic Fracturing to Improve Nutrient and Oxygen Deliv-
  ery for In situ Biorecfamation.
  PB92-121334/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PALLARDY, M.
  New  Methods  for the Assessment of  Immunotoxicity of
  Chemical Substances.
  PB92-232859/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

PALMER, C. D.
  Chemical Enhancements to  Pump-and-Treat Remediation.
  Ground Water Issue.
  PB92-180074/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PALMER, C. J.
  Direct/Delayed  Response  Project Soil Characterization
  Comparison.
  PB92-153428/REB             92-01   PC A16/MF A03

  Monitoring and  Research Strategy for  Forests-Environmen-
  tal Monitoring and Assessment Program.
  PB92-146208/REB             92-01   PC A09/MF A02

PANDULLO, R. F.
  QAOPS Control Cost Manual (Fourth  Edition). Supplement
  1.
  PB92-137181/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01

PANNOCK.J.
  Performance of Chlorine-Free Binary Zeotrapic Refrigerant
  Mixtures in a Heat Pump.
  PB92-149814/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

PAPADIMAS, S. P.
  GAC Adsorption of a Mixture of Natural Organic Matter and
  VOCs in the Presence and Absence of Molecular Oxygen.
  PB92-153782/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PAPP, M.
  Forest Health Monitoring Plot Design and Logistics Study.
  PB92-118447/RE8             92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
PARAOISO, A. M.
  Response of a  Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Line to His-
  tamme: Intracellular Calcium Changes  and Extracellular Re-
  lease of Inflammatory Mediators.
  PB92-209329/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PARKER, C. D.
  Performance of Automated Ambient  SO2  Analyzers with
  Respect to a Proposed 5-Minute Ambient Air Quality Stand-
  ard.
  PB92-192178/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PARKER, J. D.
  HVAC Systems in the Current Stock of U.S. K-12 Schools.
  PB92-218338/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

PARODLS.
  Introduction and  Summary.  Genotoxicrty and Caranogen-
  lary Databases: An Assessment of the Present Situation.
  PB92-1S89B6/REB              92-01  PC A01/MF A01
PARRICH, R.S.
  Preliminary Results of a Pesticide Leaching Study at Plains,
  Georgia.
  PB92-166354/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PABRtSHR. S.
  Field Testing Pesticide Transport Models at a Cooperative
  Test Site Near  Plains,  Georgia.
  PB92-1S0473/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PARTYUILLER,  K.
  Horsehead Resource Development Company, Inc.  Flame
  Reactor Technology: Applications Analysis Report.
  PB92-213214/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstra-
  tion Test Horsehead  Resource  Development Company,
  Inc., Flame Reactor Technology, Monaca, Pennsylvania.
  PB92-205855/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PARTYMILLER, K. G.
  EPA SITE Demonstration of the Horsehead Resource  De-
  velopment Company Flame Reactor Technology.
  PB92-139401/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

PATE, B. A.
  Using  a Flame lonization Detector (FID)  Continuously
  Measure Toxic Organic Vapors in a Paint Spray Booth.
  PB92-198258/RES              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PATEL, R.
  Radium Removal from Water by Manganese Dioxide  Ad-
  sorption and Diatomaceous Earth Filtration.
  PB92-115260/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

PATRA.A.L
  Airway Structure Variability in the Long-Evans Rat Lung.
  PB92-124676/REB              92-01  PCA02/MFA01

PATTERSON, R. K.
  Customer/Supplier  Accountability  and  Quality Assurance
  (QA) Program Implementation.
  PB92-191162/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Educating Managers about  Quality through Customer-Sup-
  plier Understanding. Overview of Current Training Initiatives
  in Energy and  Environmental  Programs. Annual National
  Energy  and Environmental Quality  Division Conference
  (19th).
  PB92-217116/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PAU, J. C.
  Sampling and Analysis of PCDDs and PCDFs in Stationary
  Source Emission Air Samples.
  PB92-166677/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Tedlar Bag Sampling System for Toxic Organic Compounds
  in Source Emission Sampling and Analysis.
  PB92-166719/REB              92-01  PCA01/MFA01

PAUL, C. J.
  Distribution, Speoation, and Transformation of Chromium in
  Contaminated Soils and Aquifer Sediments.
  PB92-179092/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Facilitated Transport of Inorganic Contaminants in Ground
  Water. Part 2. Colloidal Transport.
  PB92-114503/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Metals in Ground Water Sampling Artifacts and Reproduc-
  ibility.
  PB92-227479/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PAUL, J. f.
  EPA's Environmental Monitoring and  Assessment Program:
  An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
  PB92-121169/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  U.S.  Environmental  Protection  Agency's  Environmental
  Monitoring and Assessment Program: An Ecological Status
  and Trends Program.
  PB92-121292/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

PAUL, J. H.
  Specificity of Cellular DNA-Binding Sites of Microbial Popu-
  lations in a Florida Reservoir.
  PB92-129618/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

PAYER, H. D.
  Two Different Approaches for Control and Measurement of
  Plant Functions  in Closed Environmental Chambers.
  PB92-108067/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PAYNE, J. R.
  Chemical Oil  Spill Dispersants: Update State-of-the-Art on
  Mechanisms of Action and Factors Influencing Performance
  with Emphasis on Laboratory Studies.
  PB92-222207/REB              92-04 PC AOS/MF A01

PECHAN.E.H.
  Technical Support Document to Aid  States with the Devel-
  opment of Carbon Monoxide State Implementation Plans.
  PB92-233055/REB             92-04 PC A04/MF A01

PEDERSEN, T. A.
  Soil Vapor Extraction Column Experiments  on  Gasoline
  Contaminated Soil
  PB92-226430/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

PEDERSON, T. A.
  Soil-Air Permeability Method Evaluation.
  PB92-124239/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PEELER, J. W.
  Technical Assistance Document Performance Audit Proce-
  dures for Opacity Monitors.
  PB92-192889/REB              92-01  PC A12/MF A03
PEER, R.
  Analysis of Factors Affecting  Methane  Gas Recovery from
  Six Landfills.
  PB92-101351/REB              92-01  PC A13/MF A03

PEER.R. 1_
  Development of an Empirical  Model  of Methane Emissions
  from Landfills.
  PB92-1S2875/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PEUNENBURG, W. J. G. M.
  QSARs for Predicting Biotic and Abiotic Reductive Transfor-
  mation  Rate Constants  of Hatogenated Hydrocarbons  in
  Anoxic Sediment Systems.
  PB92-166792/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PELLET1ER, J.
  Computerized Risk and  Bioaccumulation System (Version
  1.0).
  PB92-114164/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PENNER, J. E.
  Tropospheric Nitrogen:  The  Influence  of  Anthropogenic
  Sources on Distribution and Deposition.
  PB92-126937/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02

PERDEK, J. M.
  Closure of a Dioxin Incineration Facility.
  PB92-191170/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Field Demonstration  of  the  Linde  Oxygen  Combustion
  System on the EPA Mobile Incinerator.
  PB92-188838/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Superfund Soils Data Management System.
  PB92-139476/REB             92-01   PCA02/MFA01

PERENICH, T. A.
  Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Partition
  Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes. Part  2. Reverse-Phase
  High Performance Liquid Chromatography.
  PB92-124338/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Fate of Commercial Disperse Dyes in Sediments.
  PB92-101401/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PEREZ, K. M.
  Environmental Monitoring  and Assessment Program: Sur-
  face Waters Implementation  Plan -  Northeast Pilot Lake
  Survey, Summer 1991.
  PB92-139948/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

PEREZ, K, T.
  Influence of Size on Fate and Ecological Effects of Kepone
  in Physical Models.
  PB92-121326/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PERKINS, A. N.
  Discriminative Stimulus Properties of Triadimefon: Compari-
  son with Methylphenidate.
  PB92-143B82/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

PERLIN, M. H.
  Differentiation of 'Giardia  duodenalis' from Other 'Giardia
  spp.' by  Using  Polymerase  Chain  Reaction and  Gene
  Probes.
  PB92-1 50531 /REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

PERREAULT, S. D.
  Computer-Assisted Sperm Analysis of  Rodent Epididymal
  Sperm Motility Using the Hamilton-Thorn  Motility Analyzer.
  PB92-165000/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Rat Sperm Motility Analysis: Methodologic Considerations.
  PB92-124684/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Use of  Bromoergocryptine in the Validation of Protocols for
  the Assessment of Mechanisms of Early Pregnancy Loss in
  the Rat.
  PB92-124692/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01

  Use of the Fungicide Carbendazim as a Model Compound
  to Determine  the Impact of Acute Chemical  Exposure
  during  Oocyle Maturation and Fertilization on Pregnancy
  Outcome in the  Hamster.
  PB92-206416/REB             92-04  PCA02/MFA01

  Utility  of  Light  Scatter  in the Morphological Analysis of
  Sperm.
  PB92-150754/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01

PERSHING, D. W.
  Fuel Rich Sulfur Capture in a Combustion Environment.
  PB92-20S228/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Near-Continuous  Measurement  of Hydrogen Suffide  and
  Carbonyl Sulfide by an Automatic Gas Chromatograph.
  PB92-150598/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

PESCH, C. E.
  Effects of a Contaminated Sediment on Life History Traits
  and Population Growth Rate of 'Neanthes  Arenaceoden-
  tata' (Polyehaeta: Nereidae) in the Laboratory.
  PB92-108059/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

PESCH, G.
  Genotoxic Effects of Complex Marine Sediment Extracts on
  V79 Chinese Hamster Lung Fibroblasts.
  PB92-121318/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

PETERSON, C. E.
  Desig
  PB92-

PETERSON, D. L
  Summary, Projections,  and  Recommendations.  (Chapter
  13).
  PB92-152990/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PETERSON, G. M.
  Colchicine-lnduced Deafferentation  of  the Hippocampus
  Selectively Disrupts Cholinergic Rhythmical Slow Wave  Ac-
  tivity.
  PB92-120476/HEB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PETERSON, S. A.
  lexicological Assessment of Hazardous Wastes.
  AD-P006 468/3/REB           92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  lexicological Implementations of Remediating Hazardous
  Wastes.
  PB92-124171/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 PETROVICK, M. K.
  Carboxyhemoglobin and Brain Blood Flow in Humans.
  PB92-227552/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 PETTY, R. J.
  Handbook of Suggested  Practices for the Design and In-
  stallation of Ground-Water Monitoring Wells (Revised).
  PB92-216886/REB             92-04  PCA11/MFA03
Design Issues for Evaluating Seedling Exposure Studies.
    -153014/REB             92-01   PCA02/MFA01
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PETTYJOHN, W. A.
  Regional Assessment of Aquifer Vulnerability and Sensitivi-
  ty in the Conterminous United States.
  PB92-100148/REB             92-01  PCA15/MFA03
PEUNENBURG, W. J. G. M.
  QSARs for Predicting Reductive Transformation Rate Con-
  stants of  Halogenated Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Anoxic
  Sediment Systems.
  PB92-166800/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reductive Transformations of Halogenated Aromatic Hydro-
  carbons in Anaerobic Water-Sediment  Systems:  Kinetics,
  Mechanisms and Products.
  PB92-166818/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PFEFFER, f. M.
  Landfill Leachate Effects on Sorption of Organic Micropollu-
  tants onto Aquifer Materials.
  PB92-198597/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Landfill  Leachate Effects  on Transport of Organic  Sub-
  stances in Aquifer Materials (Chapter 16).
  PB92-198225/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PFLEEGER, T.
  Effects of Glean, a Sulfonylurea  Herbicide, on the Repro-
  ductive Biology  and Fruit  Set in Cherry Trees. Progress
  Report to Region 10.
  PB92-142652/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Two Different Approaches for Control  and Measurement of
  Plant Functions in Closed Environmental Chambers.
  PB92-108067/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PHILLIPS, O. L.
  Climate Change and Isoprene Emissions from Vegetation.
  PB92-153865/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Interlaboratory Study of Cellular Fluorescence  Intensity
  Measurements with Fluorescein-Labeled Microbead Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-153881/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Interlaboratory Study of Cellular Fluorescence  Intensity
  Measurements with Fluorescein-Labeled Microbead Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-153899/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Patch Size of Forest Openings and Arthropod Populations.
  PB92-108158/HEB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Possible Approaches to Establishing  Interlaboratory Com-
  parability  of Measurements  of Polychlorinated  Biphenyls in
  Human Serum.
  PB92-144062/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PHILLIPS, P. A.
  Fetal and  Maternal Effects  of Continual Exposure of  Rats
  to 970-MHz Circularly-Polarized Microwaves.
  PB92-227602/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PHIPPS, G. L.
  Acid-Volatile Sulfide as a Factor Mediating Cadmium and
  Nickel Bioavailability in Contaminated Sediments.
  PB92-124296/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PtCHARD, S. L.
  Specificity of Cellular DNA-Binding Sites of Microbial Popu-
  lations in a Florida Reservoir
  PB92-129618/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PICKENS, C. V.
  Neonatal  Exposure to Trimethyltin Disrupts Spatial  Delayed
  Alternation Learning in Preweanling Rats.
  PB92-124718/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
MDGEON, W. M.
  IM240  Transient  I/M Dynamometer Driving Schedule and
  the Composite I/M Test Procedure.
  PB92-104405/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PIERCE, T. E.
  Estimating Natural Emissions for EPA's Regional  Oxidant
  Model.
  PB92-129592/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PIERSON, T.
  Indoor Air-Assessment: An  Inventory  of Indoor Air Quality
  Research in the United States: 1989-1990.
  PB92-114545/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03
PILLI. A.
  ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data Base and the
  QSAR System for Use in Ecological Risk Assessments.
  PB92-198217/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PINAL, R.
  Prediction  of the Solubility  of Hydrophobic Compounds in
  Nonideal Solvent Mixtures.
  PB92-143999/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PINDER, G. F.
  New Two-Phase Flow and Transport Model with Interphase
  Mass Exchange.
  PB92-206564/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PINTO, J.
  Chemical and Physical Properties  of Emissions from Kuwait
  Oil Fires.
  PB92-206481/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PINTO, J. P.
  Current and Future Environmental Role  of  Atmospheric
  Methane: Model Studies and Uncertainties.
  PB92-188820/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Stability of Tropospheric OH during Ice Ages,  Inter-Glacial
  Epochs and Modern Times.
  PB92-166669/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PIOTROWSKI, G. K.
  Evaluation of a Kemira Oy Resistively  Heated Catalyst on  a
  Methanol-Fueled Vehicle
  PB92-104397/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                              PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX
  Evaluation of a  Schatz Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
  Vehicle.
  PB92-114255/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Evaluation of a  Schatz Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
  Vehicle. Phase 2.
  PB92-204585/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  Evaluation of Research  Prototype Vehicles Equipped with
  Direct Injection Two-Stroke Cycle Engines.
  PB92-143692/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PIPER, S. G.
  Guidelines for Asbestos  NESHAP Demolition and Renova-
  tion Inspection Procedures.
  PB92-132836/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PITT, R. E.
  Non-Stormwater Discharges into Storm Drainage Systems.
  PB92-158559/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  U.S. EPA's Manual of Practice for the Investigation and
  Control of Cross-Connection Pollution into Storm Drainage
  Systems.
  PB92-217074/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PLAISANCE, S. J.
  Technical Assistance Document: Performance Audit Proce-
  dures for Opacity Monitors.
  PB92-192889/REB              92-01   PC A12/MF A03
PLAKS, N.
  Effects on Electrostatic  Precipitation of Changes in  Grain
  Loading, Size Distribution, Resistivity, and Temperature
  PB92-113109/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Evaluation of Pilot ESP  Performance with Elevated Load-
  ings from Sorbent Injection Processes.
  PB92-113117/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Modeling Wave  Form Effects  in ESPs: The  Algorithm  in
  ESPM and ESPVI.
  PB92-121243/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  SUPER ESP: Ultimate Electrostatic Precipitation.
  PB92-113125/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PLEIL, J. D.
  Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation: The Delaware
  SITE Study, 1989.
  PB92-125749/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02
PLELL, J. D.
  Canister-Based Method for Monitoring Toxic VOCs in Ambi-
  ent Air.
  PB92-206432/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PLIS, Y. M.
  Approach to Calculating Wind-Driven Currents and  Trans-
  port of  Substances in Unstratified Water Bodies Using Cur-
  vilinear Coordinates.
  PB92-232966/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PLOCHER, M.
  Ozone  Decreases Spring Root  Growth and Root Carbohy-
  drate Content in Ponderosa Pine the Year Following Expo-
  sure.
  PB92-144039/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
POE, M.
  Leaf Photosynthetic and Water Relations Responses for
  'Valencia' Orange Trees Exposed to Oxidant Air Pollution.
  PB92-153857/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
POHL, J.  H.
  Nitric Oxide Formation during Pulverized Coal Combustion.
  PB92-121433/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
POLI, B.
  Pesticide Safety for Farmworkers (Uso Seguro de Pestici-
  das para los Trabajadores del Campo).
  PB92-224344/REB                     92-04  PC A03
POLLACK, A. J.
  Superfund  Innovative Technology Evaluation: The Delaware
  SITE Study, 1989.
  PB92-125749/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02
POLLARD, J. E.
  Environmental Monitoring and  Assessment  Program:  Sur-
  face Waters Implementation Plan -  Northeast Pilot Lake
  Survey, Summer 1991.
  PB92-139948/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
PONDER, W. H.
  Corona Destruction: An Innovative Control Technology for
  VOCs and Air Toxics.
  PB92-206622/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
POOLE-KOBER, E. M.
  Fiscal Year 1991 Summary Report of NOAA  Atmospheric
  Sciences Modeling  Division Support to the U.S.  Environ-
  mental  Protection Agency.
  PB92-217835/REB              92-04   PC A05/MF A01
POPE, C. N.
  Comparison of In vivo Cholinesterase Inhibition in Neonatal
  and Adult  Rats by Three Organophosphorothioate Insecti-
  cides.
  PB92-110550/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Dose-Related Inhibition of Brain and Plasma Cholinesterase
  in  Neonatal  and Adult  Rats Following Sublethal Organo-
  phosphate Exposures.
  PB92-209360/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  Long-Term Neurochemical and Behavioral Effects Induced

                                92-04   PC A02/MF A01

PORTEOUS, L. A.
  Formation  of Transconjugants on Plating Media Following
  'In situ' Conjugation Experiments.
  PB92-180330/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
by Acute Chlorpyrifos Treatment.
PB92-206366/REB
                                    PRUELL, R. J.


  Recovery of  Bulk DNA from  Soil  by a Rapid,  Small-Scale
  Extraction Method.
  PB92-108141/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

POSS, P.
  Use of the Fungicide Carbendazim as a Model Compound
  to  Determine the Impact of Acute Chemical  Exposure
  during  Oocyte Maturation and  Fertilization  on Pregnancy
  Outcome in the Hamster.
  PB92-206416/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

POSSIEL, N. C.
  Regional  Ozone  Modeling  for  Northeast  Transport
  (ROMNET).
  PB92-108786/REB              92-01  PC A15/MF A03

  Regional  Ozone  Modeling  for  Northeast  Transport
  (ROMNET). Appendices.
  PB92-108794/REB              92-01  PC A15/MF A03

POTTER, C. L.
  Quantitative  Image Cytometry of  Hepatocytes Expressing
  Gamma-Glutamyi Transpeptidase and Glutathione S-Trans-
  ferase  in Diethylnitrosamine-lnitiated  Rats  Treated  with
  Phenobarbitol and/or Phthalate Esters.
  PB92-227586/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

POWELL, R. M.
  Acquisition of Representative Ground Water Quality Sam-
  ples for Metals.
  PB92-227487/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Effects of pH, Solid/Solution Ratio, Ionic Strength, and Or-
  ganic Acids on Pb and Cd Sorption on Kaolinite.
  PB92-143981/REB              92-01   PCA02/MFA01

  Facilitated Transport of Inorganic  Contaminants in Ground
  Water: Part 2. Colloidal Transport.
  PB92-114503/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Metals in Ground Water:  Sampling Artifacts and Reproduc-
  ibility.
  PB92-227479/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Stability and  Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Con-
  taminated Aquifer Material.
  PB92-164839/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Surface-Charge Repulsive Effects on the Mobility of Inor-
  ganic Colloids in Surface Systems. Annual Colloid and Sur-
  face Science Symposium (65th). Held in Norman, Oklaho-
  ma  on June 17-19, 1991.
  PB92-191139/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Natural Aquifer Ma-
  terial: Implications for Contaminant Transport.
  PB92-158690/REB              92-01   PCA02/MFA01

POWERS, T. J.
  Observations  on Studies Useful  to Asbestos Operations
  and Management Activities.
  PB92-136860/REB              92-01   PCA03/MFA01

PRAH, J.
  Methodological Issues  in Human Exposure Studies of Low
  Level Solvent Mixtures.
  PB92-233030/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

PRAH, J. D.
  Carboxyhemoglobin and Brain Blood Flow in Humans.
  PB92-227552/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

PRATT, R. M.
  Retmoic Acid  Alters Epithelial Differentiation during Palaoto-
  genesis.
  PB92-158617/REB              92-01   PCA03/MFA01

PRESTON, E. M.
  Wetlands Research Plan FY92-96: An  Integrated  Risk-
  Based Approach.
  PB92-178946/REB              92-01   PCA07/MFA02

PRESTON, W. T.
  Volatile Emissions from Stabilization/Solidification of Haz-
  ardous Waste.
  PB92-217371/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PRINCIOTTA, F. T.
  Air Pollution Engineering Research at the U.S. Environmen-
  tal Protection Agency.
  PB92-206457/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01

PRINGLE, J.
  Gene Probe for PO Messenger RNA Used to Index Acryl-
  amide Toxic Neuropathy in Rats.
  PB92-143957/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Myelin Basic Protein-Messenger RNA (MBP-mRNA) Expres-
  sion during Triethyltin-lnduced Myelin Edema.
  PB92-150861/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PRITCHARD, P. H.
  Workshop:  Application of Microcosms for Assessing  the
  Risk of Microbial Biotechnology  Products.  Held  in Hunt
  Valley, Maryland on May 19, 1992.
  PB92-216951/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02

PRODESKY, E. J.
  Demonstration of Sorbent Injection Technology on a Wall-
  Fired Utility Boiler (Edgewater Limb Demonstration).
  PB92-201136/REB              92-04  PC A10/MF A03

PROSS, D.
  Climate Change and Isoprene Emissions from Vegetation.
  PB92-153865/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

PRUELL, R. J.
  Dechlorinations of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Sediments
  of New Bedford Harbor.
  PB92-121151/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
  Evaluation of Selected Lipid Methods for Normalizing Pol-
  lutant Bioaccumulation.
  PB92-124379/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF AOI

PULS, R. W.
  Acquisition of  Representative Ground Water Quality Sam-
  ples for Metals.
  PB92-227487/REB             92->-'l20500/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Mercury in the St. Louis River, Mississippi River, Crane
  Lake,  and Sand Point  Lake:  Cycling,  Distribution,  and
  Sources. Report to the Legislative Commission  on Minne-
  sota Resources.
  PB92-195957/REB             92-01   PCA07/MFA02

RAPPAPORT, B.
  Quality  Assurance Project Plan for the  National Pesticide
  Survey  of Drinking Water Wells: Hydrogeologic  Character-
  ization and Second-Stage Stratification Activities.
  PB92-168624/REB             92-04   PC A08/MF A02

  Quality  Assurance Project Plan  for the National Survey of
  Pesticides in Drinking Water Wells: Well Sampling, Data
  Collection and Processing.
  PB92-16B632/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

RASMUSSEN, R. A.
  Greenhouse Gases from Small-Scale Combustion in Devel-
  oping Countries: A Pilot Study in Manila.
  PB92-139369/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

RASMUSSEN, S.
  Addendum to the Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Final
  Criteria for Municipal Solid Waste Landfills.
  PB92-100858/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Final  Criteria  for Munici-
  pal Solid Waste Landfills.
  PB92-100841/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03

RATSCH, H.
  Effects of Glean, a Sultonylurea Herbicide, on the Repro-
  ductive Biology and  Fruit Set  in Cherry  Trees. Progress
  Report to Region 10.
  PB92-142652/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Plant Tier Testing: A Workshop to Evaluate Nontarget Plant
  Testing in Subdivision J Pesticide Guidelines. Held in Cor-
  vallis, Oregon on November 29-December 1,1990.
  PB92-116052/REB             92-01   PC A12/MF A03

RAUB, J. A.
  Summary of Selected New Information on Effects of Ozone
  on Health and Vegetation: Supplement to 1986 Air Quality
  Criteria for Ozone and Other Photochemical Oxidants.
  PB92-235670/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

RAWE, J.
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Aerobic Biodegradatkxi Remedy Screening.
  PB92-109073/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Aerobic BkxtegradaSon Remedy Screening. Interim Guid-
  ance.
  PB92-109065/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Soil Washing. Interim Guidance.
  PB92-170S70/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF AOi

  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Soil Washing: Quick Reference Fact Sheet
  PB92-170588/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA
  Solvent Extraction. Interim Guidance.
  PB92-239581/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Solvent Extraction Quick  Reference Fact Sheet.
  PB92-239599/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF AOI

RAY, W. D.
  Composition of Motor Vehicle Organic Emissions under Ele-
  vated Temperature Summer Driving Conditions (75 to 105

  PB92-166693/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

REA.B. A.
  Effect  of the Geochemical Environment on Heavy-Metal
  Transport in Ground Water.
  PB92-179134/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

READING, P. L.
  National  Home and Garden Pesticide Use  Survey  Final
  Report. Executive Summary.
  PB92-174739/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF AOt

  National  Home and Garden Pesticide  Use Survey.  Final
  Report Volume 1. Executive Summary. Results, and Rec-
  ommendations.
  PB92-174747/REB              92-01   PC A16/MF A03

  National  Home and Garden Pesticide Use  Survey.  Final
  Report. Volume  2.  Survey Design, Implementation,  and
  Analysis Methods.
  PB92-174754/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02

REAGAN, J. A.
  Atlanta Ozone Precursor Monitoring Study Data  Report.
  PB92-220656/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02

 RECTOR, H. E.
  Costs of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation in School Build-
                                                            B92-198282/REB
                                                                                        92-04  PC A03/MF A01
REDDEL, R. R.
  Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Strain with Unusual In vitro
  Growth Potential Which Undergoes Neoplastic Transforma-
  tion after SV40 T Antigen Gene Transfection.
  PB92-206358/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

REDDY, T. A.
  Effect of Natural Ventilation on Radon and Radon Progeny
  Levels in Houses.
  PB92-124148/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Effects of  Natural and Forced  Basement  Ventilation on
  Radon Levels in Single Family Dwellings.
  PB92-192194/REB             92-01  PCA04/MFA01

  Modeling Air Flow Dynamics in Radon Mitigation Systems:
  A Simplified Approach.
  PB92-120427/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Natural Basement Ventilation as  a  Radon Mitigation Tech-
  nique.
  PB92-166958/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Simplified Modeling  of Air Flow  Dynamics  in SSD Radon
  Mitigation Systems for Residences with Gravel Beds.
  PB92-195635/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

REDDY, T. V.
  Induction of Nuclear Anomalies in the Gastrointestinal Tract
  by Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
  PB92-164896/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF AOI

REES, T. F.
  Stability and Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Con-
  taminated Aquifer Material.
  PB92-164839/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

REESE, D. H.
  Control of  Alkaline Phosphatase  Activity  in C3H10T1/2
  Cells: Role of Retinoic Acid and Cell Density.
  PB92-198639/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

REEVE, J. N.
  Hydrogenase-Linked Gene in 'Methanobacterium thermoau-
  totrophicum' Strain DeltaH Encodes a Polyfenedoxin.
  PB92-206234/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

REEVES, O. E.
  No Migration Variances to the Hazardous Waste Land Dis-
  posal Prohibitions: A Guidance Manual for Petitioners (July
  1992).
  PB92-207695/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

REEVES, G.
  Example Emission Inventory Documentation for Post-1987
  Ozone State Implementation Plans (SIPs).
  PB92-112176/REB             92-01  PC A18/MF A04

REFINETTI, R.
  Measurement of Behavioral Thermoregulation.
  PB92-217033/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

REGGIO, P. H.
  Computational Studies  of the 3-Dimensional Structure of
  Cyclopenta Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons Containing a
  Gulf Region.
  PB92-150820/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

REHNBERG, G. L
  Collection of Interstitial Fluid and Seminiferous Tubule Fluid
  from the Rat Testjs.
  PB92-179084/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Effect of Inhaled Methanol on Pituitary and  Testicular Hor-
  mones in Chamber Acclimated and Non-Acclimated Rats.
  PB92-150788/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

REIDY, P. J.
  Assessing  UST Corrective Action Technology: A Scientific
  Evaluation of the  Mobility of Organic Contaminants in Sub-
  surface Environments.
  PB92-114552/REB              92-01  PC A16/MF A03

REILLY, W. K.
  Development  Document  for Best Available Technology,
  Pretreatment Technology,  and New Source Performance
  Technology for the  Pesticide Chemical Industry. Proposed.
  (Pesticide Chemicals Manufacturing Category Effluent Limi-
  tations  Guidelines,  Pretreatment  Standards,   and New
  Source Performance Standards).
  PB92-173541/RE8              92-01  PCA21/MFA04

REINEMAN, M. E.
  Natural Gas Vehicle Challenge: EPA Emissions  and Fuel
  Economy Testing, 1992.
  PB92-217926/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

REINHARD, J. F.
  Measurement of Tyrosine Hydroxylase Apoenzyme Protein
  by Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA): Effects
  of  1-Methyl-4-Phenyl-1.2,3,6-Tetrahydropyridine  (MPTP) on
  Striatal Tyrosine Hydroxylase Activity and Content.
  PB92-209345/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01

REINHARD, M.
  Abiotic Transformation of Carbon Tetrachloride  in the Pres-
  ence of Sulfide and Mineral Surfaces.
  PB92-179738/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Microbial Degradation of Toluene under Sulfate-Reducing
  Conditions and the Influence of Iron on the Process.
  PB92-166735/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Reduction  of  Hexachloroethane and Carbon Tetrachloride
  at Surfaces of Biotite, Vermiculite. Pyrite, and Marcasite.
  PB92-113141/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 REISS, C. R.
  Reduction of Disinfection By-Product Precursors by Nanofil-
  tration.
   PB92-149269/REB              92-01  PC E99/MF A06
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                     ROSEN, M. B.
REITER, L. W.
  Evaluating the Human Health Effects of Hazardous Wastes:
  Reproduction  and  Development,   Neurotoxicity, Genetic
  Toxicity and Cancer.
  P892-110352/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Interiaboratory Comparison of Motor Activity Experiments:
  Implications for Neurotoxicological Assessments.
  P892-143916/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

RENARO, E. P.
  Permeation of Multifunctional Acrylates through Selected
  Protective Glove Materials.
  PB92-153915/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
REVZAN, K. L
  Modeling Radon Entry  into Florida Houses with Concrete
  Slabs and Concrete-Block Stem Walls.
  PB92-201128/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02

RHODES, O. E.
  Column Studies on BTEX Biodegradation under Microaero-
  philic and Denitrifying Conditions.
  PB92-179050/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

RHODES, W.J.
  Stratospheric Ozone Protection: An EPA Engineering Per-
  spective.
  PB92-136894/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

RHOMBERG, L
  Upper-Bound Quantitative Cancer Risk Estimate for Popula-
  tions Adjacent to Sulfur Mustard Incineration Facilities.
  PB92-137207/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
RB1C,C. A.
  Effects of El Nino and La Nina on  Seabird Assemblages in
  the Equatorial Pacific.
  PB92-217405/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Marine Debris Survey Manual.
  PB92-1034S6/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

RKX.E.W.
  Searching for a Water Supply Connection in  the Cabool,
  Missouri Disease Outbreak of 'Escherichia coli' 0157:H7.
  PB92-235662/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Serokxjical Cross-Reactions  between  'Escherichia coli'
  0157 and other Species of the Genus 'Escherichia'.
  PB92-180306/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01

RKE.J.
  Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analysis
  of Ozone Precursors.
  PB92-122795/REB              92-01   PC A09/MF A02

RKE.J.W.
  Application of Tradescantia Micronucleus Assay for  In situ
  Evaluation of Potential  Genetic Hazards from Exposure to
  Chemicals at a Wood-Preserving Site.
  PS92-217231/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

RICHARD, A. M.
  Quantitative Comparison of Molecular Electrostatic Poten-
  tials for Structure-Activity Studies.
  PB92-110S19/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

RICHARDS, J.
  Relationship between Cholinesterase Inhibition and Ther-
  moregulation  Following Exposure  to  Diisopropyl  Fluoro-
  phospnate in the Rat
  PB92-156658/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

RICHARDS, M. K.
  EPA SITE Demonstration of the Horsehead Resource De-
  velopment Company Flame Reactor Technology.
  PB92-139401 /REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Pilot-Scale Incineration of PCB-Contaminated Sediments
  from the Hot Spot  of the New  Bedford Harbor Superfund
  Site.
  PB92-227321/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

RICHARDSON, S. D.
  Application of Multispectral Techniques to the Precise Iden-
  tification of Aldehydes in the Environment.
  PB92-101419/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Influence of Experimental Conditions on the Liquid Second-
  ary Ion Mass Spectra of Sulfonated Azo Dyes.
  PB92-124361/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Multispectral Identification of Alkyl and Chloroalkyl Phos-
  phates from an Industrial Effluent.
  PB92-124353/REB               92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Structural Characterization of Sulfonated  Azo Dyes Using
  Liquid Secondary Ion  Mass Spectrometry/Tandem Mass
  Spectrometry.
  PB92-188861/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 RICHARDSON, W. l_
  Modeling Studies for Planning: The Green Bay Project.
  PB92-136944/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 RICHMOND, H. M.
  Review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards  for
  Ozone Assessment of Scientific and Technical Information.
  OAQPS Staff Paper.
  PB92-190446/REB              92-01   PC A17/MF A03

 RICHMOND, R. E.
  hnmunohistochemical  Detection of P21  'ras' and P110
  'rnyc' Oncogene Expression in Regenerating Rat Liver.
  PB92-188895/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Quantitative Image  Cytometry of Hepatocytes Expressing
  Gamma-Glutamyl Transpeptidase and Glutathione S-Trans-
  ferase  in  Diethylnitiosamine-lnitiated  Rats Treated with
  Phenobarbitol and/or Phthalate Esters.
  PB92-227586/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
RICHTER, B. C.
  Identification of Sources of Ground-Water Salinization Using
  Geochemical Techniques.
  PB92-119650/REB              92-01  PC A12/MF A03
RICKMAN, E. E.
  Performance  of  Automated Ambient SO2 Analyzers with
  Respect to a Proposed 5-Minute Ambient Air Quality Stand-
  ard.
  PB92-192178/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
RIDDLE, M. M.
  Comparative  Immunosuppression  of Various Glycol Ethers
  Orally Administered to Fisher 344 Rats.
  PB92-195833/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Differences between Rats and Mice in the Immunosuppres-
  sive  Activity  of  2-Methoxyethanol and  2-Methoxyacetic
  Acid.
  PB92-232974/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Evaluation of the Immunotoxicity of Orally Administered 2-
  Methoxyacetic Acid in Fischer 344 Rats.
  PB92-124601/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Host Resistance to Murine Malaria in Mice Exposed to the
  Adenosine Deaminase Inhibitor, 2'-Deoxycoformycin.
  PB92-150612/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Host Resistance  to Trichinella spiralis' Infection in Rats
  and  Mice: Species-Dependent Effects of Cyclophospha-
  mide Exposure.
  PB92-233006/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
RIGGAN, W. B.
  Assessment of Spatial Variation of Risks in Small Popula-
  tions.
  PB92-188903/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

RIITTERS, K.
  Forest Health Monitoring Plot Design and Logistics Study.
  PB92-118447/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02

RINGHAND, H. P.
  Ozonation/Post-Chlorination of Humic  Acid: A Model  for
  Predicting Drinking Water Disinfection By-Products.
  PB92-180280/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Subchronic Toxicity  Study  of Ozonated and  Ozonated/
  Chlorinated Humic Acids in Sprague-Dawley Rats: A Model
  System for Drinking Water Disinfection.
  PB92-164946/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

RINO, C. L
  Study to Determine the Feasibility of Using a Ground-Pene-
  trating Radar for More Effective Remediation of Subsurface
  Contamination.
  PB92-169382/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02

RIPBERGER, C. T.
  Conceptual Design Issues: Developing a New Highway Ve-
  hicle Emissions Estimation Methodology.
  PB92-139450/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

RISSER, J. A.
  Spectroscopic Study of Surface Redox Reactions With
  Manganese Oxides.
  PB92-179837/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

HITTERS, K. H.
  Monitoring and Research Strategy for Forests-Environmen-
  tal Monitoring and Assessment Program.
  PB92-146208/REB              92-01   PC A09/MF A02

ROBERTS, P. V.
  Methodologies for  Evaluating In situ  Bioremediation  of
  Chlorinated Solvents.
  PB92-146943/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A02

ROBERTS, W. C.
  Health  Advisory  for  Isopropyl   Methylphosphonic Acid
  (IMPA).
  PB92-232149/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Health Advisory for 2,4- and 2,6-Dinitrotoluene (DNT).
  PB92-189315/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03

ROBERTSON, A.
  Achievements in Source Reduction and Recycling for Ten
  Industries in the United States.
  PB92-137470/REB               92-01  PC A04/MF A01

ROBINSON, J. P.
  Time Spent in Activities, Locations, and Microenvironments:
  A California-National Comparison.
  PB92-140789/REB               92-01  PC A05/MF A01

ROBINSON, M.
  Comparative  Subchronic Toxicity Studies of  Three Disin-
  fectants.
  PB92-164920/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Subacute and Subchronic Oral Toxicity of 1,3-Dichloropro-
  pane in the Rat.
  PB92-164912/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Subchronic  Toxicity Study of Ozonated  and Ozonated/
  Chlorinated Humic Acids in Sprague-Dawley Rats: A Model
  System for Drinking Water Disinfection.
  PB92-164946/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 ROBSON, D. L.
  Interactive Effects of Aldrin, Cyclohexylamine. 2,4-Diamino-
  toluene and Two Phorbol Esters  on  Metabolic  Cooperation
  between V79 Cells.
  PB92-108026/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 ROSY, M. R.
  Measurement of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Soils
  and Sediments by Particle-Beam/High-Performance Liquid
  Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry.
   PB92-188721/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
RODEMEYER, P. P.
  Demonstration of Sorbent Injection Technology on a Wall-
  Fired Utility Boiler (Edgewater Limb Demonstration).
  PB92-201136/REB             92-04  PC A10/MF A03

RODGERS, I. S.
  Alpha2u-Glqbulin:  Association  with  Chemically  Induced
  Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in the Male Rat.
  PB92-143668/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

RODRIGUEZ, B.
  System for Control of River Water Quality for the Communi-
  ty of Madrid Using QUAL2E.
  PB92-206218/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ROE, R. M.
  Vertebrate Toxicology of the Solubilized Parasporal Crystal-
  line Proteins of 'Bacillus thuringiensis' Subsp. 'israelensis'.
  PB92-150507/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ROECK, D.
  Capsule Report:  Paniculate Control by Fabric Filtration on
  Coal-Fired Industrial Boilers.
  PB92-179894/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ROESSLER, C. E.
  Recommended Sub-Slab Depressurization Systems Design
  Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
  PB92-105626/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ROGERS, B. C.
  Age-Dependent  Changes  in  Receptor-Stimulated  Phos-
  phoinositide Turnover in the Rat Hippocampus.
  PB92-206333/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

ROGERS, J. E.
  Environmental Factors Correlated  to Dichlorophenol Dech-
  lorination in Anoxic Freshwater Sediments.
  PB92-124346/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reductive Dechlorination of Dichlorophenols in Anaerobic
  Pond Sediments (Chapter 13).
  PB92-101708/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Regiospecific Dechlorination of Pentachlorophenol by Dich-
  lorophenol-Adapted Microorganisms in Freshwater, Anaero-
  bic Sediment Slurries.
  PB92-101674/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

ROGERS, J. M.
  Assessing Developmental Hazard: The Reliability of the A/
  D Ratio.
  PB92-150838/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Developmental Effects of Methyl  Benzimidazolecarbamate
  Following Exposure during Early Pregnancy.
  PB92-164862/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Developmental Toxicity of Bromoxynil  in Mice and Rats.
  PB92-113265/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Effects of Chemically Induced Maternal Toxicity on Prenatal
  Development in the Rat.
  PB92-150887/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  In vitro/In  vivo  Comparison  of  Yolk-Sac Function and
  Embryo Development.
  PB92-150804/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Interspecies Comparisons of A/D Ratios: A/D Ratios Are
  Not Constant Across Species.
  PB92-143965/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reply to 'Selective Development Toxicity: Misuse of  the
  Concept via  Mis-Application of  a  Mis-Defined 'A/D Ratio'.
  (Letter to the Editor).
  PB92-227610/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01

  Role of Metallothionein Induction and  Altered Zinc Status in
  Maternally Mediated Developmental  Toxicity:  Comparison
  of the Effects of  Urethane and Styrene in Rats.
  PB92-12463S/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Significance  of  Supernumerary Ribs  in Rodent Develop-
  mental Toxicity Studies:  Postnatal Persistence in Rats and
  Mice.
  PB92-113299/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 ROGERS, R. R.
  Evaluation of the Immunotoxicity of Orally Administered 2-
  Methoxyacetic Acid in Fischer 344 Rats.
  PB92-1 24601 /REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Host Resistance to  Murine Malaria in Mice Exposed to the
  Adenosine Deaminase Inhibitor, 2'-Deoxycoformycin.
  PB92-150812/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 ROGERS, V. C.
  Proceedings of the Workshop on Radon Potential Mapping,
  Florida Radon Research Program. Held in Gainesville, Flori-
  da on April 20, 1990.
  PB92-115278/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  Recommended  Foundation Fill  Materials  Construction
  Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
                                92-01   PC A
   PB92-105865/REB

 ROSE, M. R.
   Climate.
   PB92-150457/REB
                                          A03/MF A01
                                92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 ROSELLE, S. J.
   Sensitivity of Modeled Ozone Concentrations to Uncertain-
   ties in Biogenic Emissions.
   PB92-192202/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03

 ROSEN, M. B.
   Effects of Chemically Induced Maternal Toxicity on Prenatal
   Development in the Rat
   PB92-150887/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
 ROSENBAUM, B.
   Estimating  Critical Loads of Sulfate to Surface Waters in
   the  Northeastern  United States: A Comparative Assess-
   ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads of
   Sulfate for Lakes.
   PB92-119015/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 ROSENKRANZ, H. S.
   Design and Implementation  of a Collaborative Study of the
   MutagenicJty of Complex Mixtures in 'Salmonella typhimur-
   ium1.
   PB92-150697/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 ROSENTHAL, S.
   Potential Reuse of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil: A Directo-
   ry of Permitted Recycling Facilities.
   PB92-173780/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 ROSS, J.
   DNA Adducts in Rat Lung, Liver and Peripheral Blood Lym-
   phocytes Produces by i.p. Administration of Benzo(a)Pyrene
   Metabolites and Derivatives.
   PB92-124627/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01

   Improved Sample Recovery in  Thermocycle Sequencing
   Protocols.
   PB92-124593/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01

   Morphological Transformation and DNA Adduct Formation
   by Benz(j)aceanthrylene and Its Metabolites  in C3H10T1/
   2CLB Cells: Evidence for Both Cyclopenta-Ring and Bay-
   Region Metabolic Activation Pathways
   PB92-150762/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 ROSS, R. R.
   Fundamentals of Ground-Water Modeling. Ground Water
   Issue.
   PB92-232354/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 ROSSMAN, L. A.
   Technical Guidance on Supplementary Stream Design Con-
   ditions for Steady State Modeling
   PB92-231844/REB             92-04   PC AOS/MF A01

 ROTHFLEISCH, P. I.
   Performance Evaluation of a Variable Speed, Mixed Refrig-
   erant Heat Pump.
   PB92-143759/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 ROULIER, M. H.
   Developments in Chemical Treatment of Contaminated Soil.
   PB92-152933/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Prospects for In situ Chemical Treatment for Contaminated
   Soil.
   PB92-126929/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 BOY, W. K.
   Foliar Injury  Symptoms and Pigment Concentrations in Red
  Spruce Saplings in the Southern Appalachians
   PB92-113216/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 ROY, W. R.
  Technical Resource Document: Batch-Type Procedures for
  Estimating Soil Adsorption of Chemicals.
  PB92-188515/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
 ROYER, M. D.
  Control Technologies for Defunct lead Battery Recycling
  Sites: Overview and Recent Developments. Volume 3.
  PB92-150416/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

  Control Technologies for Remediation of Contaminated Soil
  and Waste Deposits at Superfund Lead Battery Recycling
  Sites.
  P892-227388/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 RUBIN, M. B.
  Development Document for  Best  Available Technology,
  Pretreatment Technology, and New Source  Performance
  Technology for the Pesticide Chemical  Industry. Proposed.
  (Pesticide Chemicals Manufacturing Category Effluent Limi-
  tations Guidelines,  Pretreatment Standards, and  New
  Source Performance Standards).
  PB92-173541/REB             92-01   PCA21/MFA04
RUPP,  G. L.
  Characterizing Heterogeneous Wastes:  Methods and Rec-
  ommendations (March 26-28. 1991).
  PB92-216894/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
RUSSELL, D.
  Burning Tires for Fuel and Tire Pyrolysis: Air Implications
  PB92-14535B/REB             92-01   PCA11/MFA03
RUSSELL, H. H.
  In-situ Bio-remediation of Contaminated Ground Water.
  PB92-224336/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  TCE  Removal from Contaminated Soil and Ground Water.
  Ground Water Issue.
  PB92-224104/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
RUSSELL, M. L.
  Regional Respiratory Tract Absorption of Inhaled Reactive
  Gases.
  PB92-217140/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
RUSSELL, P.
  Climate Change in Thailand and Its Potential Impact on
  Rice  Yield.
  PB92-232883/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
RUSSO, R. C.
  Toxicity ol Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate  to Fishes
  PB92-179142/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
RUSSOM, C. U
  ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data Base  and the
  QSAR System for Use in Ecological Risk Assessments
  PB92-198217/REB             92-O4  PC A02/MF A01
                                                        RUSSWARM, Q. M.
                                                          Long-Path FTIR Measurements of Volatile Organic Com-
                                                          pounds in an Industrial Setting (July 1989-April 1991).
                                                          PB92-206424/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
                                                        RUSSWURM, G. M.
                                                          Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation: The Delaware
                                                          SITE Study, 1989.
                                                          PB92-125749/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
                                                        RUSTAD, L E.
                                                          Soil Response to S and N Treatments in a Northern New
                                                          England Low Elevation Coniferous Forest.
                                                          PB92-150556/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                        RUTKOWSKI, J. P.
                                                          Metabolism of Benzo(a)Pyrene and Persistence of DNA Ad-
                                                          ducts in the Brown Bullhead 'Ictalurus nebulosus'.
                                                          PB92-189067/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                                                        RYAN, J. A.
                                                          Bioavailability to Plants of Sludge-Borne Toxic Organics.
                                                          PB92-153931/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                        RYAN, J. V.
                                                          Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Inciner-
                                                          ation.
                                                          PB92-150432/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                          Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Paniculate
                                                          and Organic  Emissions from a  Third World Residential
                                                          Combustion Process. Ill Evaluation of a Potential Technique
                                                          for the Control of Emissions from the Indoor, Open Hearth
                                                          Combustion of Coal.
                                                          PB92-206499/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

                                                          Recommended Operating Procedure Number 56: Collection
                                                          of Gaseous Grab  Samples from Combustion Sources for
                                                          Nitrous Oxide Measurement.
                                                          PB92-216928/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

                                                        RYGIEWICZ, P. T.
                                                          Stress Interactions  and Mycorrhizal Plant Response: Under-
                                                          standing Carbon Allocation Priorities.
                                                          PB92-144054/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                        RYLKO, M.
                                                          Pilot Study to Compare  Created and Natural Wetlands in
                                                          Western Washington and Evaluate Methods.
                                                          PB92-136811/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

                                                          Trends and Patterns in  Section 404 Permitting Requiring
                                                          Compensatory Mitigation in Oregon and Washington, USA.
                                                          PB92-153907/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                        SABOURM, T. D.
                                                          Interspecies Comparisons of A/D Ratios: A/D Ratios Are
                                                          Not Constant Across Species.
                                                          PB92-143965/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                        SACK, T. M.
                                                          Indoor Air Pollutants  from  Household Product  Sources:
                                                          Project Report.
                                                          PB92-136837/REB             92-01  PC AOB/MF A02
                                                        SACKETT, W. M.
                                                         Seasonal Variations of Stable Hydrogen  and Carbon Iso-
                                                         tope Ratios of Methane in Subtropical  Freshwater Sedi-
                                                          ments.
                                                          PB92-217181/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                        SAEGER, M.
                                                          Residential Wood Combustion:  Issues and Emission Esti-
                                                         mation Techniques.
                                                          PB92-139435/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                         Solvent  Use Emissions Estimation Methodologies:  Future
                                                         Implications.
                                                         PB92-150440/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                        SAFFERMAN, R. S.
                                                         Practical Directory to Phycovirus Literature.
                                                         PB92-132893/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                        SAID, W. A.
                                                         Quantitative Assessment  of the Effects of Metals on Micro-
                                                         Dial Degradation of  Organic Chemicals.
                                                         PB92-101385/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                        SALHOTRA, A.
                                                         Evaluation of  the  Rackwitz-Fiessler Uncertainty Analysis
                                                         Method for Environmental Fate and  Transport Models.
                                                         PB92-188879/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                        SAUNAS, J.
                                                         Review of Di(2-Etnylhexyl)Phthalate (DEHP) Risk Assess-
                                                         ments.
                                                         PB92-198613/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                        SAMFIELD, M. M.
                                                         Indoor Air Quality Data Base for Organic Compounds.
                                                         PB92-158468/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
                                                       SANCHEX, D. C.
                                                         Assessment of  Diagnostic Measurements for Selection  for
                                                         Residential Radon Mitigation.
                                                         PB92-153725/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                                                        SANCHEZ, D. C.
                                                         Florida Radon Research Program: Technical Support  for
                                                         the Development of Radon Resistant Construction Stand-
                                                         ards.
                                                         PB92-108109/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                       SANDELLI, G. J.
                                                         Demonstration of Fuel  Cells to Recover Energy from Land-
                                                         fill Gas. Phase 1 Final Report: Conceptual  Study
                                                         PB92-137520/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
                                                         Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas
                                                         PS92-121235/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
   PB92-150614/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 SANDHU, S. S.
   Application  of a Plant Test  System in the Identification of
   Potential Genetic Hazards at Chemical Waste Sites.
   PB92-124551/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Application  of Tradescantia  Micronucleus Assay for In  situ
   Evaluation of Potential Genetic Hazards from Exposure to
   Chemicals at a Wood-Preserving Site.
   PB92-217231/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

   Evaluation of 10 Chemicals  for Aneuploidy Induction in the
   Hexaploid Wheat Assay.
   PB92-113307/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 SANDIFER, D.
   Closure of a Dioxin Incineration Facility.
   PB92-191170/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 SANGALAH, R.
   Ozonation Byproducts:  Identification of Bromohydrins from
   the Ozonation Natural  Waters  with  Enhanced  Bromide
   Levels.
   PB92-232958/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

 SANGODKAR, U. M. X.
   Technique for Screening and Maintaining Smaller Genomic
   Libraries.
   PB92-195726/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01

 SANTELMANN, M. V.
   Evaluating the  Utility of Natural Vegetation  in  Assessing
   Arctic Accumulation of Air Toxics.
   PB92-103464/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

 SANTORE, R. C.
   MANE: A Multiphase, Aqueous, Non-Steady State, Equilibri-
   um Model for Simulating Soi' Water Interactions.
   PB92-143817/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 SARKER, M.
   Comparison  of SIMCA  Pattern  Recognition and Library
   Search Identification of Hazardous Compounds from Mass
   Spectra.
   PB92-227362/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 SAROFIM, A. F.
   Characteristics of Single Particle Coal Combustion.
   PB92-121409/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

   Nitric Oxide Formation during Pulverized Coal Combustion.
   PB92-121433/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

   NO/Char Reactions at Pulverized Coal Flame Conditions.
   PB92-121417/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Non-Equilibrium Effects in the Vaporization of Multicompon-
  ent Fuel Droplets.
  PB92-121425/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Oxidation and Devolatilization of Nitrogen in Coal Char.
  PB92-121441/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01
SAUL.G.
  Example Environmental Assessment Report for Estuaries
  PB92-102656/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
SAVOCA, M.
  Regional Assessment of Aquifer Vulnerability and Sensitivi-
  ty in the Conterminous United States.
  PB92-100148/REB             92-01  PC A1S/MF A03

SAWICKI, J. C.
  Limited-Use  Chemical Protective Clothing for EPA Super-
  fund Activities.
  PB92-143494/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SAWYER, R. H.
  Field Demonstration  of the  Linde Oxygen Combustion
  System on the EPA Mobile Incinerator.
  PB92-188838/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SCHAEDEL, A. L.
  Oregon,  USA,  Ecological Regions and  Subregions  for
  Water Quality Management.
  PB92-180348/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SCHAEFER, F. W.
  Comparison  of Animal Infectivity, Excystation, and Fluoro-
  genic Dye as Measures of 'Giardia muris' Cyst Inactivation
  by Ozone.
  PB92-124288/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Differentiation of 'Giardia duodenalis' from Other  'Giardia
  spp.'  by  Using Polymerase Chain Reaction and Gene
  Probes.
  PB92-150531/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SCHAEFER, R. M.
  Evaluation of a Kemira Oy Resistively Heated Catalyst on a
  Methanol-Fueled Vehicle.
  PB92-104397/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Evaluation of a Schatz  Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
  Vehicle.
  PB92-114255/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Evaluation of a Schatz  Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
  Vehicle. Phase 2.
  PB92-204585/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Evaluation of Research Prototype Vehicles Equipped with
  Direct Injection Two-Stroke Cycle Engines.
  PB92-143692/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SCHALLER, E.
  Diagnostic Evaluation of Regional  Acid Deposition Model
  (RADM) Performance during a Period  of Frontal  Passage
  Using Aircraft Measurements.
  PB92-152958/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                                                                           SENSINTAFFAR, E. L.
  Evaluation of RADM Predictions for a Mesoscale-beta Box
  Volume over Northeastern Pennsylvania.
  PB92-158492/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Investigation of RADM Performance Using Aircraft Meas-
  urements.
  PB92-152974/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

SCHANZ, R. W.
  Evaluation of  the Rackwitz-Fiessler Uncertainty Analysis
  Method for Environmental Fate and Transport Models.
  PB92-188879/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SCHERE, K. L
      »ial   Ozone  Modeling   for   Northeast  Transport
     WNET).
     12-108786/REB              92-01   PC A15/MF A03

       al   Ozone  Modeling   for   Northeast  Transport
     WNET). Appendices.
     M08794/REB              92-01   PC A15/MF A03

SCHIMMEL, S. C.
  ERA'S Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program:
  An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
  PB92-121169/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  U.S. Environmental  Protection  Agency's  Environmental
  Monitoring and Assessment Program: An Ecological Status
  and Trends Program.
  PB92-121292/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

SCHMIDT, K. W.
  Mercury Deposition and Sources for the Upper Great Lakes
  Region.
  PB92-120500/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Mercury in the St.  Louis  River, Mississippi River, Crane
  Lake, and  Sand Point Lake:  Cycling,  Distribution,  and
  Sources.  Report to the Legislative Commission  on Minne-
  sota Resources.
  PB92-195957/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02

SCHMOLKE, W.
  Two Different  Approaches for Control and Measurement of
  Plant Functions in Closed Environmental Chambers.
  PB92-108067/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SCHMULLER, J.
  Superiund Soils Data Management System.
  PB92-139476/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

SCHNELL.F. C.
  Protein Adducts for Exposure Monitoring: A Computerized
  Database. Software and User's Manual.
  PB92-155431/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SCHNOOR, J. L.
  Kinetics of Chemical Weathering: A Comparison  of Labora-
  tory and Field Weathering Rates (Chapter 17).
  PB92-143858/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SCHOCK, M. R.
  Comparison of Methods for Determination of Dissolved  In-
  organic Carbon (DIC).
  PB92-179712/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Comprehensive Evaluation of a Field Test Kit for  Lead.
  PB92-179720/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SCHCOR, W. P.
  Induction of Cytochrome P-450-IA1 in Juvenile Fish by Cre-
  osote-Contaminated Sediment.
  PB92-129790/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

SCHREINER, C.
  Physiologically Based  Kinetic  Model of Rat and  Mouse
  Gestation: Disposition  of a Weak Acid.
  PB92-198647/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SCHROEDER, P.
  Can Intensive Management Increase Carbon  Storage in
  Forests.
  PB92-113224/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Carbon Storage Potential  of Short Rotation Tropical Tree
  Plantations.
  PB92-232891/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Slowing the Increase of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: A Bi-
  ological Approach.
  PB92-144070/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  What Is the Potential of Forest Management to Slow the In-
  crease of Atmospheric CO2.
  PB92-180249/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 SCHROEDER, P. E.
  Assessment of Promising Forest  Management Practices
  and Technologies for Enhancing the Conservation and Se-
  questration of Atmospheric Carbon and Their Costs at  the
  Site Level.
  PB92-122787/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

  Global Assessment of Promising Forest Management Prac-
  tices for Sequestration of Carbon.
  PB92-153006/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Proceedings of the International Workshop on Large-Scale
  Reforestation. Held in Corvallis, Oregon on May  9-10, 1990.
  PB92-109131/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

 SCHUBAUER-BERIGAN, M. K.
  Contribution  of Ammonia, Metals and Nonpolar Organic
  Compounds to  the Toxicity of Sediment Interstitial Water
  from an Illinois River Tributary.
  PB92-150648/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Predicting  the Toxicity of  Bulk Sediments to Aquatic Orga-
  nisms with Aqueous Test Fractions: Pore Water versus Elu-
  triate.
  PB92-1S0606/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
SCHUETZLE, 0.
  Design and Implementation of a Collaborative Study of the
  Mutagenicity of Complex Mixtures in 'Salmonella typhimur-
  ium'.
  PB92-150697/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Standard Reference Materials for Chemical and Biological
  Studies of Complex Environmental Samples.
  PB92-150705/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SCHUYTEMA, G. S.
  Effects of Aqueous and  Dietary Exposure of  Dieldrin  on
  Survival, Growth and Bioconcentration in Mallard Ducklings.
  PB92-217413/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  Teratogenesis,  Toxicity, and Bioconcentration in Frogs Ex-
  posed to Dieldrin.
  PB92-180363/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SCHWARTZ, T. R.
  Determination and Occurrence of AHH-Active Polychlorinat-
  ed Biphenyls,  2,3,7,8-Tetrachloro-p-Dioxin and 2,3,7,8-Te-
  trachlorodibenzofuran  in  Lake  Michigan Sediment and
  Biota. The Question of Their Relative Toxicological Signifi-
  cance.
  PB92-108125/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SCHWETZ, B. A.
  In vitro Teratology.
  PB92-124700/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

SCHWOPE, A. D.
  Improvement of PMN  Review Procedures to Estimate Pro-
  tective Clothing Performance. Executive Summary Report.
  PB92-105691/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Limited-Use Chemical Protective Clothing for  EPA Super-
  fund Activities.
  PB92-143494/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Permeation Resistance of Glove Materials to Agricultural
  Pesticides.
  PB92-227396/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

SCOLIERI, C.
  Cape Cod Waste Water Renovation and Retrieval System,
  a Study of Water Treatment and Conservation  First Year of
  Operation.
  PB92-174408/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03

SCOTT, A. G.
  Assessment of Diagnostic Measurements for Selection for
  Residential Radon Mitigation.
  PB92-153725/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SCOTT, C. T.
  Reclaiming Fiber from Newsprint Dry Methods.
  PB92-153949/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SCOTT, D. R.
  Comparison  of SIMCA Pattern  Recognition  and  Library
  Search  Identification  of Hazardous  Compounds from Mass
  Spectra.
  PB92-227362/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Improved Method for Estimating Molecular Weights of Vola-
  tile Organic Compounds from Low  Resolution Mass Spec-
  tra.
  PB92-166685/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SCOTT, K. J.
  EPA's Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program:
  An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
  PB92-121169/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  U.S.  Environmental   Protection  Agency's Environmental
  Monitoring and Assessment Program: An Ecological Status
  and  Trends Program.
  PB92-121292/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

SCOTT, W.
  Physiologically Based  Kinetic Model of Rat  and  Mouse
  Gestation: Disposition of a Weak Acid.
  PB92-198647/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SCOTT, W. J.
  Consideration of Pharmacokinetics and Temporal Sensitivity
  for Hydroxyurea in Relation to Teratogenic Potential.
  PB92-136910/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SEAL, E.
  Relationships between Lung Function and Physical Charac-
  teristics in Young Adult  Black  and White Males  and  Fe-
  males.
  PB92-150846/REB             92-01   PC  A03/MF A01

SEAMAN, N. L.
  Use of Four-Dimensional Data Assimilation in a Limited-
  Area Mesoscale Model Part 2: Effects of Data Assimilation
  within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
  PB92-153923/REB             92-01   PC  A03/MF A01

  Use of Four-Dimensional Data Assimilation  in a Limited-
  Area Mesoscale Model Part 2: Effects of Data Assimilation
  within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
  PB92-166750/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 SEDMAN, C. B.
  Current Status of ADVACATE Process for Flue Gas Desul-
   furization (Journal Article).
   PB92-150622/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

   Evaluation of  Pilot ESP  Performance with Elevated Load-
   inqs from Sorbent Injection Processes.
   PB92-113117/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   Stationary  Combustion NOx Control:  A  Summary  of the
   1991 Symposium. Held in Washington, DC.,  March 25-28,
   1991
   PB92-121375/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
SEEKER, W. R.
  Comparison of the Incineration of Medical Waste with Haz-
  ardous and Municipal Waste.
  PB92-217090/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SEGA, G. A.
  Review of the Mutagenicity of Ethylene Oxide.
  PB92-124569/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

SEGALL, R. R.
  Emissions  of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics  from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 1. Summary Report.
  PB92-151554/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  Emissions  of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 2. Site 5 Emission Test Report Hexavalent Chromi-
  um Method Evaluation.
  PB92-151562/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01

  Emissions  of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics  from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 3. Site 6 Emissions Test Report.
  PB92-151570/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02

  Emissions  of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics  from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 4. Site 6 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
  PB92-151588/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03

  Emissions  of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics  from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 6. Site 8 Emission Test Report.
  PB92-151604/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  Emissions  of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics  from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 7. Site 8 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
  PB92-151612/REB             92-01  PC A16/MF A03

  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics  from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 8. Site 9 Emission Test Report.
  PB92-151620/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02

  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics  from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 9. Site 9 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
  PB92-151638/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF A06

SEIDLER, F. J.
  Neural Factors  in the Development  of Renal  Function:
  Effect of  Neonatal Central Catecholaminergic Lesions with
  6-Hydroxydopamine.
  PB92-120492/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SEIDLER, R.
  Physical and Chemical Control of Released  Microorganisms
  at Field Sites.
  PB92-153360/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SEIDLER, R. J.
  Formation of Transconjugants on Plating Media  Following
  'In situ' Conjugation Experiments.
  PB92-180330/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SELEVAN, S.
  Reference Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazardous Air Pol-
  lutants Listed in the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990.
  PB92-239516/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01

SELF, D.
  Regional  Assessment of Aquifer Vulnerability and Sensitivi-
  ty in the Conterminous United States.
  PB92-100148/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03

SELGRADE, M. J. K.
  Murine Cytomegalovirus Host Resistance Models.
  PB92-217025/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SELGRADE, M. K.
  Evaluation of Immunotoxicity of an Urban  Profile of Nitro-
  gen Dioxide: Acute, Subchronic, and Chronic Studies.
  PB92-113356/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SELLERS, K. L.
  Soil-Air Permeability Method Evaluation.
  PB92-124239/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SELVAKUMAR, A.
  Contaminants and Remedial Options at Wood Preserving
  Sites.
  PB92-232222/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02

  Control Technologies for  Defunct  lead  Battery  Recycling
  Sites: Overview and Recent Developments. Volume 3.
  PB92-150416/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Control Technologies for Remediation of Contaminated Soil
  and Waste Deposits at Superfund  Lead Battery Recycling
  Sites.
   PB92-227388/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

   Selection of Control Technologies  for Remediation of Lead
   Battery Recycling Sites.
   PB92-114537/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

 SEMPRINI, L.
   Methodologies  for  Evaluating In  situ Bioremediation  of
   Chlorinated Solvents.
   PB92-146943/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A02

 SENSINTAFFAR, E. L.
   Radiological Survey of the Norfolk Naval Station, the Nor-
   folk Naval Shipyard, and Newport News Shipbuilding.
   PB92-164730/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR INDEX
SETTE, W. F.
  Comparison of Subchronic Neurotoxicity of 2-Hydroxyethyl
  Acrylate and Acrylamide in Rats.
  PB92-1B8945/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SETZER, R. W.
  Assessing  Developmental Hazard: The Reliability of the A/
  D Ratio.
  PB92-15083B/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Effects of Chemically Induced Maternal Toxicity on Prenatal
  Development in the Rat
  PB92-150887/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Reply to 'Selective  Development Toxicity: Misuse of the
  Concept via Mis-Application of a Mis-Defined 'A/D Ratio'.
  (Letter to the Editor).
  PB92-227610/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01

  Selection Kinetics during Serial  Cell Culture Passage  of
  Mixtures of Wild-Type 'Autographa califomica' Nuclear Po-
  lyhedrosis Virus and Its Recombinant Ac360-Beta-gal.
  PB92-143874/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SEWALL, J.
  Life History and Toxicological Comparisons of Temperate
  and Subtropical Mysids.
  PB92-124304/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SEWELL, G.  W.
  Stimulation of Reductive Dechlorination of Tetrachloroeth-
  ene in Anaerobic Aquifer Microcosms by Addition of Short-
  Chain Organic Acids or Alcohols.
  PB92-206465/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
  TCE Removal from Contaminated Soil and Ground Water.
  Ground Water Issue.
  PB92-224104/REB             92-04  PCA03/MFA01
SEXTON, R. G.
  Modeling Radon Entry into  Florida Houses with Concrete
  Slabs and Concrete-Block Stem Walls.
  PB92-201128/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
SEXTRO, R. G.
  Modeling Air Flow Dynamics in Radon Mitigation Systems:
  A Simplified Approach.
  PB92-120427/RE8             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  amplified Modeling of Air Flow Dynamics in SSD Radon
  Mitigation Systems for Residences with Gravel Beds.
  PB92-195635/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
SHAFFER, f. W.
  Direct/Delayed Response Project: Future Effects of Long-
  Term Sulfur Deposition on Stream Chemistry in the Mid-Ap-
  palachian Region of the Eastern United States.
  PB92-232370/REB             92-04  PC A18/MF A04

  Estimating  Critical Loads of Sulfate to  Surface Waters  in
  the  Northeastern  United States: A  Comparative Assess-
  ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads  of
  Sulfate for Lakes
  PB92-119015/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SHAH, P. V.
  Age-Related  Percutaneous Penetration  of 2-sec-Butyl-4-6-
  Dinitrophenol (Dinoseb) in Rats.
  PB92-227495/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
SHANKLIN, S. A.
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from  Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 5. Site 7 Test Report CEMS Evaluation.
  PB92-151596/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SHAPIRO, H.
  Review of  Energy Efficiency of Refrigerator/Freezer Gas-
  kets.
  PB92-106913/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
SHEARER, T. L.
  Comparison of In situ Vitrification and Rotary Kiln Inciner-
  ation for Soils Treatment.
  PB92-113174/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SHEFFIELD, A. E.
  14C Source Apportionment  Technique  Applied  to Winter-
  time Urban Aerosols and Gases for the EPA Integrated Air
  Cancer Project.
  PB92-171370                92-01   Not available NTIS
SHELBY, M.
  Design and Implementation of a Collaborative Study of the
  Mutagenicity of Complex Mixtures in 'Salmonella typhimur-
  ium'.
  PB92-150697/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SHERMAN, A.
  Closure of a Dioxin Incineration Facility.
  PB92-191170/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SHERMAN, A. D.
  Approach to Improving Decision Making in Wetland Resto-
  ration and Creation.
  PB92-217306/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02

  Final Quality Assurance Report for the Tampa, Florida Wet-
  lands Study.
  PB92-113000/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A03

  Quality Assurance Project Plan: Tampa, Florida Wetlands
  Study.
  PB92-122761/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03
SHIELDS, M. S.
  Mutants of 'Pseudomonas cepacia' G4 Defective in Catabo-
  tism of Aromatic Compounds and Trichloroethylene.
  PB92-129741/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SHIH, C.
  Fuel Volatility Effects on Exhaust Emissions.
  PB92-110014/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SHIPP, A.
  Health Effects and Dose-Response Assessment for Hydro-
  gen Chloride Following Short-Term Exposure.
  PB92-161959/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
SHIRAZI, M. A.
  Developmental Malformation of Frog Embryos:  An Analysis
  of Teratogenicity of Chemical Mixtures.
  PB92-108190/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Model of Additive Effects of Mixtures of Narcotic Chemi-
  cals.
  PB92-108174/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SHOAF, C. R.
  Reference Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazardous Air Pol-
  lutants Listed in the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990.
  PB92-239516/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01
SHOEMAKER, J. D.
  Guides  to Pollution Prevention: The Fiberglass-Reinforced
  and Composite Plastics Industry.
  PB91-227967/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

SHORES, R. C.
  Summary Report for  the National Atmospheric Deposition
  Program National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visita-
  tion Program.
  PB92-219823/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  Summary Report for  the National Atmospheric Deposition
  Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visita-
  tion Program for the Period October 1989 through Septem-
  ber 1990.
  PB92-217296/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01
SHORT, T. E.
  Optimal Adaptive Local Grid Refinement Approach to Mod-
  eling Contaminant Transport.
  PB92-217314/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
SHURE, D. J.
  Patch Size of Forest Openings and Arthropod Populations.
  PB92-108158/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SIEGL, W. O.
  Advanced Emission Speciation  Methodologies for the Auto/
  Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program.  1. Hydro-
  carbons and Ethers.
  PB92-166784/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SIERSZEN, M. E.
  Zooplankton Population Dynamics  in Experimentally Toxi-
  fied Pond Ecosystems.
  PB92-153352/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SIFNEOS, J. C.
  Effects of Section 404 Permitting on Freshwater  Wetlands
  in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.
  PB92-217439/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Pilot Study to Compare Created and Natural Wetlands in
  Western Washington and Evaluate Methods.
  PB92-136811/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  Trends  and Patterns in Section 404 Permitting  Requiring
  Compensatory Mitigation in Oregon and Washington, USA.
  PB92-153907/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SIGSBY, J. E.
  Advanced Emission Speciation  Methodologies for the Auto/
  Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program.  1. Hydro-
  carbons and Ethers.
  PB92-166784/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SHCKA, H. C.
  Metabolism of Benzo(a)Pyrene  and Persistence of DNA Ad-
  ducts in the Brown Bullhead 'Ictalurus nebulosus'.
  PB92-189067/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SILVERSTEIN, M. E.
  Superfund Innovative  Technology Evaluation Program Dem-
  onstration  Plan  for  Westinghouse  Bio-Analytic   Systems
  Pentachlorophenol Immunoassays.
  PB92-170190/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
  Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation (Site) Report
  for the Westinghouse Bio-Analytic Systems Pentachloro-
  phenol (PCP) Immunoassays.
  PB92-188713/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
SIMON, T. L.
  Use of Marsh Plants for Toxicity Testing of Water  and Sedi-
  ment.
  PB92-195882/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SIMONS, A. P.
  Treating Soil Solution Samplers to Prevent Microbial Re-
  moval of Analytes.
  PB92-166610/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SIMONSEN, L.
  Estimating the Rate of Plasmid Transfer:  An  End-Point
  Method.
  PB92-129626/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SIMPSON, K. L.
  Increased Reproduction by  Mysids ('Mysidopsis bahia') Fed
  with Enriched 'Artemia* spp. Nauplii.
  PB92-108034/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SIMPSON, O. A.
  Long-Path FTIR Measurements of Volatile  Organic Com-
  pounds in an Industrial Setting  (July 1989-April 1991).
  PB92-206424/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
SIMS, J. L.
  In-situ Bioremediation of Contaminated Ground  Water
  PB92-224336/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
SINGER, C.
  Current Status of ADVACATE Process for Flue Gas Desul-
  furization (Journal Article).
  PB92-150622/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SINIGALLIANO, C. D.
  Detection of Horizontal Gene Transfer by Natural Transfor-
  mation in Native  and Introduced Species of Bacteria in
  Marine and Synthetic Sediments.
  PB92-195767/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SINK, M. K.
  Handbook: Control Technologies for Hazardous Air Pollut-
  ants.
  PB92-141373/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03

SIWIK, A.
  Clean Air Act  Section 183(d) Guidance on Cost-Effective-
  ness.
  PB92-136795/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SKAGGS, S. R.
  Research and  Development for Total-Flood Halon 1301
  Replacements for Oil and Gas Production Facilities.
  PB92-206515/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

SKELTON, R. W.
  Eyeblink Conditioning in the Developing Rat.
  PB92-232982/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SKOVRONEK, H. S.
  Biological Treatment of Wood Preserving Site Groundwater
  by BioTrol, Inc. Applications Analysis Report.
  PB91-227983/REB             92-01  PCA04/MFA01

  BioTrol Soil Washing System for Treatment of a Wood Pre-
  serving Site: Applications Analysis Report.
  PB92-115245/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  EPA SITE Demonstration of  the BioTrol Soil Washing Proc-
  ess.
  PB92-150655/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Industrial Pollution Preventicn Opportunities for the 1990s.
  PB91-220376/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Technology  Evaluation  Report: Biological  Treatment  of
  Wood Preserving Site Groundwater by Biotrol, Inc.
  PB92-110048/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 1.
  PB92-115310/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03

  Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Sile. Volume 2, Part A.
  PB92-115328/REB             92-01  PCA17/MFA04

  Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 2, Part B.
  PB92-115336/REB             92-01  PC A1S/MF A03

SKYLLINGSTAD, E.
  Hierarchical  Stochastic Model of Larga-Scale Atmospheric
  Circulation Patterns and Multiple Station Daily Precipitation.
  PB92-217421/REB                     92-04   PC A03

SLADE, R.
  Application of the EPR Spin-Trapping Technique to the  De-
  tection of Radicals Produced in vivo during Inhalation Expo-
  sure of Rats to Ozone.
  PB92-227412/REB             92-04  PCA02/MFA01

  Concentration-Time  Models  for the Effects  of Ozone on
  Brqnchoalveolar Lavage  Fluid  Protein  from Rats  and
  Guinea Pigs.
  PB92-150879/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

SLOTKIN, T. A.
  Neural Factors in the  Development  of Renal  Function:
  Effect of Neonatal Centra! Catechotaminergic Lesions with
  6-Hydroxydopamine.
  PB92-120492/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SLOTT, V. L.
  Computer-Assisted Sperm Analysis of Rodent Epididymal
  Sperm Motility Using the Hamilton-Thorn Motility Analyzer.
  PB92-165000/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Rat Sperm Motility Analysis: Methodologic Considerations.
  PB92-124684/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SMALL, M. C.
  Underground Storage Tanks on Indian  Lands. Education
  Moderates: An Environmental Treat.
  PB92-179860/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SMART, A. W.
  Monitoring Guidelines to Evaluate Effects of Forestry Activi-
  ties on Streams in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
  PB92-104520/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02

SMIALOWICZ, R. J.
  Comparative Immunosuppression of Various Glycol Ethers
  Orally Administered to Fisher 344 Rats.
  PB92-195833/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Differences between Rats and Mice in the Immunosuppres-
  sive  Activity  of 2-Methoxyethanoi  and  2-Methoxyacetic
  Acid.
  PB92-232974/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Evaluation of the  Immunotoxtcity of Orally Administered 2-
  Methoxyacetic Acid in Fischer 344 Rats.
  PB92-124601/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Host  Resistance to 'Trichinella spiralis'  Infection in Rats
  and  Mice: Species-Dependent Effects of Cyclophospha-
  mide Exposure.
  PB92-233006/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  In vitro Lymphocyte Proliferation Assays: The Mitogen-Stim-
  ulated Response  and the Mixed Lymphocyte Reaction  in
  Immunotoxicity Testing.
  PB92-126911/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF  A01
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                                                              PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                    STEFAN, H. G.
SMITH, C. N.
  Application of  MINTEQA2  to the Speciation of Contami-
  nants at Globe, Arizona.
  PB92-166602/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Field Testing Pesticide Transport Models at a Cooperative
  Test Site Near Plains, Georgia.
  PB92-150473/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Preliminary Results of a Pesticide Leaching  Study at Plains,
  Georgia.
  PB92-166354/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SMITH, G. B.
  Effect of Nitrate Addition on Biorestoration of Fuel-Contami-
  nated Aquifer: Field Demonstration.
  PB92-110444/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SMITH, J.
  PIRLA DBMS Quick Reference Guide.
  PB92-110824/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
SMITH, K. R.
  Greenhouse Gases from Small-Scale Combustion in Devel-
  oping Countries: A Pilot Study in Manila.
  PB92-139369/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
SMITH, L. M.
  Determination and Occurrence of AHH-Acttve Polychlonnat-
  ed Biphenyls,  2,3,7,8-Tetrachloro-p-Dioxin  and  2,3,7,8-Te-
  trachlorodibenzofuran  in  Lake  Michigan  Sediment  and
  Biota. The Question of Their Relative Toxicological Signifi-
  cance.
  PB92-108125/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SMITH, M. L.
  On-Site Engineering  Report for the Low-Temperature  Ther-
  mal Desorption Pilot-Scale Test on Contaminated Soil.
  PB92-216936/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
  Removal of Creosote from Soil by Thermal Desorption.
  PB92-126838/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SMITH, N. D.
  Physical  Property Data on Fluorinated Propanes  and Bu-
  tanes as CFC and HCFC Alternatives.
  PB92-206507/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Research and Development for Total-Flood Halon  1301
  Replacements for Oil and Gas Production Facilities.
  PB92-206515/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
SMITH, R. K.
  Oil and Gas Field Emissions Survey.
  PB92-184977/REB             92-01  PC A14/MF A03
SMITH, S.
  Air/Superfund  National Technical Guidance Study Series:
  Estimation of Air  Impacts for Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)
  Systems.
  PB92-143676/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Air Superfund  National Technical Guidance Study Series.
  Estimation of Air Impacts for the Excavation of Contaminat-
  ed Soil.
  PB92-171925/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
SMOL, J. P.
  Assessing Trends in Fishery Resources and  Lake Water
  Aluminum  from  Paleolimnological  Analyses of  Siliceous
  Algae.
  PB92-180405/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Diatoms: Powerful Indicators of Environmental Change.
  PB92-180397/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  How  Much Acidification  Has  Occurred   in   Adirondack
  Region Lakes (New  York, USA)  since Preindustrial Times.
  PB92-180371/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 SMOLEN, M. D.
  Selecting  Priority Nonpoint  Source  Projects:   You  Better
  Shop Around.
  PB92-233063/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 SMOLKO, E.
  Acid Aerosol  Measurement  Intercomparison  Workshop.
  Held in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina  on April 10-
  11,1991.
  PB92-191097/REB              92-01   PC A15/MF A03
 SHOOT, J.  L.
  Application of  Dye-Tracing  Techniques  for   Determining
  Solute-Transport Characteristics of Ground Water in Karst
  Terranes.
  PB92-231356/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
 SHARP, L. M.
  Recommended I/M Short  Test Procedures (or the 1990's:
  Six Alternatives.
  PB92-104439/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 SNOW, M. D.
  Kinetic Properties of Malic Dehydrogenase from Three Cul-
  tivars of Rice.
  PB92-178995/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 SNOW, R.
  Composition of Motor Vehicle Organic Emissions under Ele-
  vated Temperature Summer Driving Conditions (75 to  105
  degF).
   PB92-166693/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 SNOW, W. S.
  Alternative Control Techniques  Document:  For PM-10 Emis-
   sions from Ferrous  Foundries.
   PB92-180017/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
 SNYDER, W. H.
   Fluid Modeling Simulation  of Stack-Tip Downwash for Neu-
   trally Buoyant Plumes.
   PB92-166644/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SOCOLOW, R.
  Effect of Natural Ventilation on Radon and Radon Progeny
  Levels in Houses.
  PB92-124148/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SONG, Y. H.
  Nitric Oxide Formation during Pulverized Coal Combustion.
  PB92-121433/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Oxidation and Devolatilization of Nitrogen in Coal Char.
  PB92-121441/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
SONTAG, M. R.
  Induction  of Micronuclei by X-radiation in Human, Mouse
  and Rat Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes.
  PB92-113315/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
SOPER, A. E.
  Influence of Size on Fate and Ecological Effects of Kepone
  in Physical Models.
  PB92-121326/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SORENSEN, J. A.
  Mercury Deposition and Sources for the Upper Great Lakes
  Region.
  PB92-120500/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Mercury  in  the  St.  Louis  River,  Mississippi  River,  Crane
  Lake, and  Sand Point Lake: Cycling,  Distribution,  and
  Sources. Report to  the Legislative Commission on Minne-
  sota Resources.
  PB92-195957/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02
SORG, T. J.
  Radionuctide Removal.
  PB92-121284/REB
                                92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SORIAL, G. A.
  GAC Adsorption of a Mixture of Natural Organic Matter and
  VOCs in the Presence and Absence of Molecular Oxygen.
  PB92-153782/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SOUKUP, J.
  Respiratory Syncytial Virus  Infection of Human  Primary
  Nasal and Bronchial Epithelial Cell Cultures and Bronchoal-
  veolar Macrophages.
  PB92-209352/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
SOVOCOOL, G. W.
  Gas Chromatographic Elution Patterns of Chlorinated Diox-
  ins versus Column Polarity.
  PB92-192186/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
SOWERS, E. G.
  Serological Cross-Reactions  between  'Escherichia  coli'
  O157 and other Species of the Genus 'Escherichia'.
  PB92-180306/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
SPARKS, L. E.
  Comparison of Data from an IAQ Test House with Predic-
  tions of an IAQ Computer Model.
  PB92-198589/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
SPEAR, L. B.
  Effects of El Nino and La Nina on Seabird Assemblages in
  the Equatorial Pacific.
  PB92-217405/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
SPEHAR, R.
  Guidelines for Culturing the Japanese Medaka, 'Oryzias la-
  tipes'.
  PB92-137496/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SPEHAR, R. L.
  Guidelines for  Conducting Early  Life Stage Toxicity  Tests
  with Japanese Medaka 'Oryzias latipes'.
  PB92-137488/REB               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SPEKTOR, D. M.
  Effects of Heavy Industrial Pollution on Respiratory  Func-
  tion in  the  Children  of  Cubatao,  Brazil: A Preliminary
  Report.
  PB92-217207/REB               92-04  PC A02/MF A01
SPETH, T. F.
  GAC Adsorption of a Mixture of Natural Organic Matter and
  VOCs in the Presence and Absence of Molecular Oxygen.
  PB92-153782/REB               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Use of  Pilot Columns for Predicting  Full-Scale GAC Per-
  formance.
  PB92-179159/REB               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SPICER, C.
  Investigation of RADM  Performance  Using Aircraft  Meas-
  urements.
  PB92-152974/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
SPICER, C. W.
  Diagnostic Evaluation of Regional Acid  Deposition  Model
  (RADM)  Performance during  a Period of Frontal Passage
  Using Aircraft Measurements.
  PB92-152958/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
SPIEGEL, R. J.
  Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
  PB92-121235/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
  PB92-150614/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 SPRINGER, J.
  Chemical Substitution for 1,1,1,-Trichtoroethane and Metha-
  nol in an Industrial Cleaning Operation.
   PB92-179886/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
   Pollution Prevention Case Studies Compendium.
   PB92-180165/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
 SPROCKEL, O. L.
   Hydraulic Fracturing to Improve Nutrient and Oxygen Deliv-
   ery for In situ Bioreclamation.
   PB92-121334/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
SRIVASTAVA, R. K.
  Trajectory and Incineration  of Rogue Droplets in  a  Turbu-
  lent Diffusion Flame.
  PB92-120450/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

STACK, H. F.
  Antimutagenicity Profiles of Some Natural Substances.
  PB92-206382/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  Characteristics of the U.S.  EPA's Office of Pesticide Pro-
  grams' Toxicity Information Databases.
  PB92-188978/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Genetic Activity Profile Database.
  PB92-189091/REB             92-01
                                      PC A02/MF A01
STADLER, J. H.
  Long-Term Trends in Puget Sound Marine Fishes: Selected
  Data Sets.
  PB92-104488/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

STALEY, L.
  Superfund Engineering Issue:  Issues Affecting the Applica-
  	      '  Success  of   Remedial/Removal  Incineration
  bility  and
  Projects.
  PB92-109081/REB
                               92-01  PCA03/MFA01
STALLARD, E.
  Assessment of Spatial Variation of Risks in Small Popula-
  tions.
  PB92-188903/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

STALLINGS, F. L.
  Benzene  Groundwater  Exposure  Study,  Nesmith, South
  Carolina.
  PB92-123801/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

STAM, A. C.
  Sulfur Dynamics in Mineral Horizons of Two Northern Hard-
  wood Soils. A Column Study with (35)S.
  PB92-139955/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

STAMEY-HALL, S.
  Evaluation  of NOx Emissions from TVA Coal-Fired Power
  Plants.
  PB92-164813/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

STAMM, D.
  Pollution  Prevention Opportunity  Assessment  Histology
  Laboratory Xylene Use, Fort Carson, Colorado.
  PB92-228436/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01

STANLEY, J. S.
  Chlorinated Dioxins and Furans in the General U.S. Popula-
  tion: NHATS FY87 Results.
  PB92-180157/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03

STANTON, M. E.
  Corticosterone  Hypersecretion  in  Preweanling  Rats  Ex-
  posed Neonatally to Trimethyltin.
  PB92-227529/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Eyeblink Conditioning in the Developing Rat.
  PB92-232982/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Neonatal Exposure to Triethyltin Disrupts Olfactory Discrimi-
  nation Learning in Preweanling Rats.
  PB92-124726/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Neonatal Exposure to Trimethyltin Disrupts Spatial Delayed
  Alternation Learning in Preweanling Rats.
  PB92-124718/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Role of Motor Activity in the Asssessment of Neurotoxicity.
  PB92-232818/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Serial Spatial Reversal Learning in Rats: Comparison of In-
  strumental and Automaintenance Procedures.
  PB92-143940/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01

STARKS, T. H.
  Direct/Delayed  Response  Project:  Soil  Characterization
  Comparison.
  PB92-153428/REB              92-01  PC A16/MF A03

STARR, J. W.
  Volumetric Leak Detection in  Large  Underground Storage
  Tanks. Volume 1.
  PB92-114966/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
  Volumetric Leak Detection in  Large  Underground Storage
  Tanks. Volume 2. Appendices A through E.
  PB92-114974/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

 STAUFFER, D. R.
  Use of  Four-Dimensional  Data Assimilation in a Limited-
  Area  Mesoscale Model Part 2: Effects of Data Assimilation
  within the  Planetary Boundary Layer.
  PB92-153923/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Use of  Four-Dimensional  Data Assimilation in a Limited-
  Area Mesoscale Model Part 2: Effects of Data Assimilation
  within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
  PB92-166750/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 STEELE, D. H.
   Indoor  Air Pollutants from Household  Product  Sources:
  Project Report.
   PB92-136837/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02

 STEEN, W. C.
   Microbial  Degradation of  Flurtamone in Three Georgia
   Soils.
   PB92-101682/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 STEFAN, H. G.
   Three.Case Studies of Lake Temperature and Stratification
   Response to Warmer Climate
   PB92-121391/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                            PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
STEHMAN, S. V.
  Improvement of Performance of Variable Probability Sam-
  pling Strategies.
  PB92-180264/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
STEIBER, R. S.
  Characterization of Condensible and Semivolatile  Organic
  Materials from Boise Woodstove Samples
  PB92-206606/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
STEIGER, G. H.
  Chemical  Contamination of Harbor Seal Pups in Puget
  Sound. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
  PB92-132778/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
STEIGERWALO, J. E.
  RACT/BACT/LAER Clearinghouse:  A Compilation  of Con-
  trol Technology Determinations. Second Supplement to the
  1990 Edition.
  PB92-235647/REB             92-04   PC A20/MF A04
STERN, A. M.
  Workshop: Application of Microcosms for  Assessing the
  Risk  of Microbial  Biotechnology Products. Held  in Hunt
  Valley, Maryland on May 19,1992.
  PB92-216951/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
STETZENBACH, L. D.
  Evaluation of Four Aerobiological Sampling Methods for the
  Retrieval of Aerosolized 'Pseudomonas syringae'.
  PB92-158591/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
STEVENS, D. a
  Effects of Low  Dissolved Oxygen on Survival, Growth and
  Reproduction of 'Daphnia', 'Hyalella' and 'Gammarus'.
  PB92-188846/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
STEVENS, D. l_
  Environmental    Monitoring  and   Assessment  Program
  (EMAP) Design  Report.
  PB92-103449/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  Statistical Issues in Environmental Monitoring and  Assess-
  ment
  PB92-178987/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
STEVENS, R.
  Chemical and Physical Properties of Emissions from Kuwait
  Oil Fires.
  PB92-206481/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
STEVENS, R. K.
  Annular Denuders  for Use in Global Climate and Strato-
  spheric Measurements of Acidic Gases and Particles  (Ab-
  stract Only).
  N91-32531/6/REB
                                               92-01
            (Order as N91-32528/2/REB. PC A05/MF A01)

  Characterization of the Wintertime Boise, Idaho. Air  Shed: A
  Comprehensive Field Study Report for the U.S. EPA Office
  of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
  PB92-136803/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  Open Path Ambient Measurements of  Pollutants with  a
  DOAS System.
  PB92-192160/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
STEVENS, T.
  Inorganic  Chemical Characterization of Water Treatment
  Plant Residuals.
  PB92-198563/REB             92-04   PC A08/MF A02
STEWARD, A. R.
  Metabolism of Benzo(a)Pyrene and Persistence of DNA Ad-
  ducts in the Brown Bullhead 'Ictalurus nebulosus'
  PB92-189067/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
STEWART, F. M.
  Estimating the  Rate of Plasmid Transfer An End-Point
  Method.
  PB92-129626/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
STEWART, G. J.
  Detection of Horizontal Gene Transfer by Natural Transfor-
  mation in  Native and Introduced Species  of  Bacteria  in
  Marine and Synthetic Sediments.
  PB92-195767/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
STINSON, H. K.
  EPA  SITE Demonstration of the BioTrol Soil Washing Proc-
  ess.
  PB92-150655/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
STTTH,J.
  Observations of Transport of Trace Gases  by  Vigorous
  Convective Clouds.
  PB92-158484/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
STOBER, J. A.
  Comparative Subchrontc Toxicity Studies of Three Disin-
  fectants.
  PB92-164920/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Hepatocarcinogenicrty of Chloral Hydrate, 2-Chkxoacetalde-
  hyde, and Dtehloroacettc Acid in the Male B6C3F1 Mouse.
  PB92-232990/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Induction of Gastrointestinal Tract Nuclear Anomalies  in
  B6C3F1  Mice   by 3-Chloro-4-(Dichloromethyl)-5-Hydroxy-
  2(5H)-Furanone and 3,4-(Dichloro)-5-Hydroxy-2(5H)-Furan-
  one,  Mutagenic Byproducts of Chlorine Disinfection.
  PB92-164938/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Induction of Nuclear Anomalies in the Gastrointestinal Tract
  by Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
  PB92-164896/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Subchrontc Toxicity  Study  of Ozonated  and Ozonated/
  Chlorinated Humic Acids in Sprague-Dawley Rats:  A Model
  System for Drinking Water Disinfection.
  PB92-J64946/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
STOCKBURGER, L
  Regional Fine Particle Field Study: Data Base and Initial
  Results.
  PB92-106939/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01

STOODARD, J. L.
  Trends in Catskill Stream Water Quality: Evidence from His-
  torical Data.
  PB92-153832/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

STOKER, T. E.
  Influence of Chlordimeform on Alpha-Adrenergic Receptor-
  Associated Mechanisms of Hormonal Regulation in the Rat:
  Pituitary and Adrenocortical Secretion.
  PB92-143908/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Measuring Sexual Behavior in the Female Rat.
  PB92-179076/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

STOLKI, T.
  Permeation  of Multifunctional  Acrylates through Selected
  Protective Glove Materials.
  PB92-153915/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Permeation of Multifunctional Acrylates through Three Pro-
  tective Clothing Materials.
  PB92-164797/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02

STOLKI, T. J.
  Improvement of PMN Review Procedures to Estimate Pro-
  tective Clothing Performance. Executive Summary Report.
  PB92-105691/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

STOLTE, K. W.
  Methods of Assessing Responses of Trees,  Stands and
  Ecosystems to Air Pollution (Chapter 7).
  PB92-180231/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

STOMMEL, B. O.
  Pesticide Applicator Training Materials: A Bibliography.
  PB92-780873/REB          92-01  PC$97.50/MF$42.50

STONE, D. K.
  QAOPS Control Cost Manual (Fourth Edition). Supplement
  1.
  PB92-137181/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01

STONE, H. F.
  GIS Technical Memorandum 3: Global Positioning Systems
  Technology and Its Application in Environmental Programs.
  PB92-169358/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

STONE, K. R.
  Running  a Conference  as a Clean  Product.  International
  Conference  on Pollution Prevention:  Clean Technologies
  and Clean Products. Held in Washington, DC.  on June 10-
  13, 1990.
  PB92-109099/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

STONEMAN, C. S.
  Residential Wood Combustion: Issues  and  Emission  Esti-
  mation Techniques.
  PB92-139435/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

STRAIT, R.
  Solvent Use Emissions Estimation Methodologies:  Future
  Implications.
  PB92-150440/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

STRICKLAND, T.
  Monitoring and Research Strategy for Forests-Environmen-
  tal Monitoring and Assessment Program.
  PB92-146208/REB             92-01   PC A09/MF A02

STRICKLAND, T. C.
  Estimating  Critical Loads of Sulfate  to Surface Waters  in
  the  Northeastern  United States: A  Comparative Assess-
  ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads  of
  Sulfate for Lakes.
  PB92-119015/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
STRIEBICH, R. C.
  Comparison of Organic Emissions from Laboratory and Full-
  Scate Thermal Degradation of Sewage Sludge.
  PB92-136852/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

STROCKBINE, N. A.
  Serological  Cross-Reactions between  'Escherichia  coli'
  O157 and other Species of the Genus 'Escherichia1.
  PB92-180306/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
STRUBE, D.
  Two Different Approaches for Control and Measurement  of
  Plant Functions in Closed Environmental Chambers.
  PB92-108067/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

STUMBAR, J. P.
  Field  Demonstration of the  Linde Oxygen  Combustion
  System on the EPA Mobile Incinerator.
  PB92-188838/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
STUMP, F. D.
  Composition of Motor Vehicle Organic Emissions under Ele-
  vated Temperature Summer Driving Conditions (75  to 105
  degF).
  PB92-166693/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

STUTZMAN, T. W.
  Effects of  Aqueous and Dietary Exposure of Dieldrin on
  Survival, Growth and Bioconcentration in Mallard Ducklings.
  PB92-217413/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SUAREZ, J. D.
  Rat Sperm Motility Analysis: Methodologic Considerations.
  PB92-124684/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SUAREZ, L. A.
  Modelling Individuals Employing an Integrated Energy Re-
  sponse: Application to 'Daphnia'.
  PB92-179829/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SUDELL, G.
  Contaminants and  Remedial Options at  Wood Preserving
  Sites.
  PB92-232222/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

SUEISHI, T.
  Handling and  Disposal of Sludges and Residuals from
  Combined Sewer Overflow Treatment.
  PB92-158567/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SUFLITA, J. M.
  In-situ Bioremediatton of Contaminated Ground Water.
  PB92-224336/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SUIDAN, M. T.
  GAC Adsorption of a Mixture of Natural Organic Matter and
  VOCs  in the Presence and Absence of Molecular Oxygen.
  PB92-153782/HEB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SUK, P.
  Environmental Monitoring and Assessment  Program: 1991
  Project Descriptors.
  PB92-114479/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

SULLIVAN, D.
  Personnel Protection  through Reconnaissance Robotics at
  Superfund Remedial Sites.
  PB92-166743/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SULLIVAN, J. H.
  Potential Impacts of Increased Solar UV-B on Global Plant
  Productivity.
  PB92-180223/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SULLIVAN, J. W.
  Oil and Gas Field Emissions Survey.
  PB92-184977/REB             92-01  PC A14/MF A03

SULLIVAN, R.
  Effect  of the Method of Preparing Monochloramine upon In-
  activation of MS2 Coliphage, 'Escherichia coli', and 'Kleb-
  siella pneumoniae'.
  PB92-217355/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

SUMLER, M. R.
  Age-Related Percutaneous Penetration of 2-sec-Butyl-4-6-
  Dinitrophenol (Dinoseb) in Rats.
  PB92-227495/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SUMMERS, J. K.
  EPA's Environmental  Monitoring and Assessment Program:
  An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
  PB92-121169/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  U.S.  Environmental  Protection  Agency's  Environmental
  Monitoring and Assessment Program: An  Ecological Status
  and Trends Program.
  PB92-121292/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Water Quality Model  for a River Receiving Paper Mill Ef-
  fluents and Conventional Sewage.
  PB92-195643/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SUSETYO, W.
  Continuous Multiligand Distribution Model Used to Predict
  the Stability Constant of  Cu(ll) Metal Complexation  with
  Humic Material from Fluorescence Quenching Data.
  PB92-101377/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Fluorescence Techniques for Metal-Humic Interactions.
  P892-101369/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SVENDSGAARD, D.
  Evaluation of 10 Chemicals for Aneuploidy Induction in the
  Hexaploid Wheat Assay.
  PB92-113307/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SVENDSGAARD, D. J.
  Indoor Air Pollutants from Unvented Kerosene Heater Emis-
  sions in Mobile Homes: Studies on  Particles, Semivolatile
  Organics, Carbon Monoxide, and Mutageniciry.
  PB92-113232/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SWARIN, S. J.
  Advanced  Emissions  Speciation  Methodologies  for the
  Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement Research  Program. 2. Al-
  dehydes, Ketones, and Alcohols.
  PB92-206523/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SWARTZ, R. C.
  Technical Basis for Establishing Sediment  Quality Criteria
  for Nonionic Organic Chemicals Using Equilibrium Partition-
  ing. Annual Review.
  PB92-129642/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

SWERDLOW, D.
  Prevention of Waterborne Cholera in  the United States.
  PB92-136886/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SWOBODA-COLBERG, N.
  Mineral Weathering Rates in  Acid-Sensitive Catchments:
  Extrapolation of Laboratory Experiments to the Field.
  PB92-153030/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

SYKES, A. L
  Volatile Emissions from Stabilization/Solidification of  Haz-
  ardous Waste.
  PB92-217371/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

SZABO, M. F.
  Degreaser System  Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
  AD-A242 110/5/REB           92-01  PC A06/MF A02

T HART, M. J.
  QSARs for Predicting Biotic and Abiotic Reductive Transfor-
  mation Rate Constants of Halogenated Hydrocarbons in
  Anoxic Sediment Systems.
  PB92-166792/HEB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                                                                                   TOMSON, M. B.
  QSARs for Predicting Reductive Transformation Rate Con-
  stants of  Halogenated Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Anoxic
  Sediment Systems.
  PB92-166800/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reductive Transformations of Halogenated Aromatic Hydro-
  carbons in Anaerobic Water-Sediment Systems:  Kinetics,
  Mechanisms and Products.
  PB92-166818/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
TABAK, H. H.
  Assessing  Toxicity of Organic  Chemicals  to Anaerobic
  Treatment Processes.
  PB92-217058/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Development of Predictive Structure-Biodegradation  Rela-
  tionship Models with the Use of Respirometrically Generat-
  ed Biokinetic Data.
  PB92-191196/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Respirometric Methods for Determination of Biodegradabi-
  lity and Biodegradation Kinetics for Hazardous Organic Pol-
  lutant Compounds.
  PB92-217108/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
TAFURI, A. N.
  Technical Aspects of Underground Storage Tank Closure.
  PB92-161199/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
TAHAN, L. M.
  Alpha2u-Globulin:  Association  with  Chemically  Induced
  Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in the Male Rat.
  PB92-143668/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
TAKAHASHI, N.
  Induction of Cytochrome P-450-IA1 in Juvenile Fish by Cre-
  osote-Contaminated Sediment.
  PB92-129790/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
TAKEMOTO, B. K.
  Effects  of Open-Top Chambers  on 'Valencia'  Orange
  Trees.
  PB92-1803S5/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Leaf  Photosynthetic and Water  Relations  Responses  for
  'Valencia' Orange Trees Exposed to Oxidant Air Pollution.
  PB92-153857/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

TAN, Y.
  Effect of Sodium  Chloride on Transport of Bacteria in a
  Saturated Aquifer Material.
  PB92-110428/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

TANDON, P.
  Age-Dependent Changes  in  Receptor-Stimulated  Phos-
  phoinositide Turnover in the Rat Hippocampus.
  PB92-206333/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Effects  of  NGF and  Fetal Cell Transplants on Spatial
  Learning after Intradentate Administration of Colchicine.
  PB92-150770/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Neurobiological Effects of Colchicine: Modulation by Nerve
  Growth Factor.
  PB92-158633/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

TANG, H.
  Intercomparison of Sampling Techniques for Nicotine  in
  Indoor Environments.
  PB92-110402/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

TAPSCOTT, R. E.
  Research  and  Development  for Total-Flood  Halon  1301
  Replacements for Oil and Gas Production Facilities.
  PB92-206515/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

TAUBENECK, M. W.
  Role of Metallothionein Induction and Altered Zinc  Status in
  Maternally  Mediated Developmental Toxicity:  Comparison
  of the Effects of Urethane and Styrene in Rats.
  PB92-124635/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

TAUXE, R.
  Prevention of Waterborne Cholera in the United States.
  PB92-136886/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

TAYLOR, D. S.
  Abundant Males in Populations  of a Selfing  Hermaphrodite
  Fish,  'Rh/ulus marmoratus', from Some Belize Cays.
  PB92-195783/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

TAYLOR, G.
  Waste Combustion System Analysis
  PB92-125418/REB
                                92-01   PC A06/MF A02
 TAYLOR, J. S.
  Reduction of Disinfection By-Product Precursors by Nanofil-
  tration.
  PB92-149269/REB              92-01   PC E99/MF A06

 TAYLOR, M.
  Fractionation of Complex Combustion  Mixtures Using an
  Ion-Exchange Methodology.
  PB92-126887/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 TEBEEST, D. O.
  Preparation  and Regeneration of  Protoplasts of 'Colletotri-
  chum gloeosporioides' f. p. 'Aeschynomene'.
  PB92-195734/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 TEBERG, J. E.
  Interiaboratory  Comparison  of Thermospray and Particle
  Beam Liquid Chromatography/Mass  Spectrometry  Inter-
  faces: Evaluation of a Chlorinated Phenoxy Acid Herbicide
  Liquid   Chromatography/Mass   Spectrometry  Analysis
  Method.
  PB92-124734/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

 TEJADA, S. B.
  Advanced  Emissions  Speciation  Methodologies  for  the
  Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement  Research Program. 2. Al-
  dehydes, Ketones, and Alcohols.
  PB92-206523/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
TELLIARD, W. A.
  Methods for the Determination of Nonconventional Pesti-
  cides in Municipal and Industrial Wastewater
  PB92-190289/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF E08
TEMS, R. D.
  Capsule Report:  First  Progress  Report.  Physical Coal-
  Cleaning Demonstration at Homer  City, Pennsylvania.
  PB92-179910/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
TEPPER, J. S.
  Reduction of Neutrophil Influx Diminishes Lung Injury and
  Mortality Following Phosgene Inhalation.
  PB92-227420/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
TERAMURA, A. H.
  Potential Impacts of Increased Solar UV-B on Global  Plant
  Productivity.
  PB92-180223/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
TERRILL, J. B.
  Subacute and Subchronic Oral Toxicity of 1,3-Dichloropro-
  pane in the Rat.
  PB92-164912/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
TESSIER, A. J.
  Analysis and Interpretation  of  Zooplankton Samples Col-
  lected during Phase 2 of the Eastern Lake Survey.
  PB92-136829/REB              92-01  PC A14/MF A03
THEILING, K.
  Pesticide  Effects on  Arthropod Natural Enemies:  A Data-
  base Summary.
  PB92-124163/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
THEILING, K. M.
  SELCTV System Manual for SELCTV and  REFER Data-
  bases and the SELCTV  Data Management Program.
  PB92-113455/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Toxicity, Selectivity and Sublethal Effects of  Pesticides  on
  Arthropod Natural Enemies: A Data-Base Summary.
  PB92-124189/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
THOM, H. M.
  Long-Term Changes  in  the Areal  Extent of Tidal Marshes,
  Eelgrass Meadows and  Kelp Forests of Puget Sound.
  PB92-104496/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02

THOMAS, 0. J.
  Some Constitutive Modifiers of the Kinetic and Dynamic Be-
  havior of Non-Essential  Metals.
  PB92-227347/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

THOMAS, J.
  Time Spent in Activities, Locations, and Microenvironments:
  A California-National Comparison.
  PB92-140789/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

THOMAS, R. D.
  Drinking Water and Health. Volume 6.
  PB92-223130/HEB
                                92-04   PCA21/MFA04
THOMAS, R. L.
  Detoxification of Pentachlorophenol and Creosote Contami-
  nated Groundwater by Physical Extraction: Chemical and
  Bioloqical Assessment.
  PB92-129733/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

THOMPSON, A. M.
  Current  and Future Environmental Role  of Atmospheric
  Methane: Model Studies and Uncertainties.
  PB92-188820/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

THOMPSON, D.
  Fractionation of Complex  Combustion Mixtures Using an
  Ion-Exchange Methodology.
  PB92-126887/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

THOMPSON, P.
  Air  Emissions from the Treatment of Soils Contaminated
  with Petroleum Fuels and Other Substances.
  PB92-212976/REB              92-04  PC A12/MF A03
  Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance  Study Series:
  Estimation of Air Impacts  for Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)
  Systems.
  PB92-143676/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

THOMPSON, R. S.
  Concentrations  from Above-Roof Releases of Laboratory
  Exhausts: A Wind Tunnel Study.
  PB92-164821/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

THORNELOE, S.  A.
  Landfill Gas Recovery/Utilization: Options and Economics.
  PB92-217066/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Landfill Gas Utilization: Options, Benefits, and Barriers.
  PB92-195916/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  U.S. EPA's Global Climate Change Program: Landfill  Emis-
  sions and Mitigation Research.
  PB92-180215/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

THORNHILL, J. T.
  Detecting Water Flow Behind Pipe in Injection Wells.
  PB92-239532/REB              92-04  PC A05/MF A01

THORNTON, B.
  Alternative Daily Cover Materials for Municipal Solid Waste
  Landfills
  PB92-208206/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

THORNTON, K. W.
  Direct/Delayed  Response  Project: Future Effects of  Long-
  Term Sulfur Deposition on Stream Chemistry in the Mid-Ap-
  palachian Region of the Eastern United States.
  PB92-232370/REB              92-04  PC A18/MF A04

THRUSTON, A. D.
  Application of Multispectral Techniques to the Precise Iden-
  tification of Aldehydes in the Environment.
  PB92-101419/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Influence of Experimental Conditions on the Liquid Second-
  ary Ion Mass Spectra of Sulfonated Azo Dyes.
  PB92-124361/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Multispectral Identification of Alkyl  and Chloroalkyl Phos-
  phates from an Industrial Effluent.
  PB92-124353/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Structural  Characterization of Sulfonated Azo Dyes Using
  Liquid Secondary Ion  Mass  Spectrometry/Tandem Mass
  Spectrometry.
  PB92-188861/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01

THURNAU, R. C.
  Behavior of Arsenic in  a  Rotary Kiln Incinerator (Journal
  Version).
  PB92-179845/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

THURSTON, G. D.
  Acid Aerosol Measurement Methods: Studies of Extraction
  and Analytical Effects.
  PB92-191154/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

THURSTON, R. V.
  Toxicity of Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate to Fishes.
  PB92-179142/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

TICHENOR, B. A.
  Comparison of Data from an  IAQ Test House with Predic-
  tions of an IAQ Computer Model.
  PB92-198589/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

TIERNEY, E. J.
  I/M Network Type: Effects on Emission Reductions. Cost,
  and Convenience. Technical Information Document.
  PB92-104447/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  Recommended I/M Short Test Procedures for the 1990's:
  Six Alternatives.
  PB92-104439/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

TILLMAN, J. W.
  Achievements in Source Reduction and Recycling for Ten
  Industries in the United States.
  PB92-137470/REB             92-01   PCA04/MFA01

TILSON, H. A.
  Comparison of Screening Approaches, 1992.
  PB92-189042/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

  Compensatory Alterations  in Receptor-Stimulated Phos-
  phoinositide Hydrolysis in  the Hippocampus  Vary as a
  Function of Dose of Colchicine.
  PB92-110501 /REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Developmental Neurotoxicology of Polychlorinated Biphen-
  yls and  Related Compounds.
  PB92-206549/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Effects  of NGF  and  Fetal  Cell  Transplants  on Spatial
  Learning after Intradentate Administration of Colchicine.
  PB92-150770/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Neurobehavioral Toxicology. Chapter 2.
  PB92-166347/REB             92-01
                                      PC A03/MF A01
  Neurobiological Effects of Colchicine: Modulation by Nerve
  Growth Factor.
  PB92-158633/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Spatial Learning Deficits Are Not Solely Due to Cholinergic
  Deficits Following Medial Septal Lesions with Colchicine.
  PB92-206317/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Study Design Considerations in Developmental  Neurotoxi-
  PB92-206291/REB
                               92-04  PC A02/MF A01
TILTON, B.
  Summary of Selected New Information on Effects of Ozone
  on Health and Vegetation: Supplement to 1986 Air Quality
  Criteria for Ozone and Other Photochemical Oxidants.
  PB92-235670/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

TIMOTHY, L D.
  Characteristics of Single Particle Coal Combustion.
  PB92-121409/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

TINGEY, D. T.
  Adjusting Ambient Ozone Air Quality Indicators for Missing
  Values.
  PB92-124155/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                                                                                   Air Pollution Effects on Biodiversity.
                                                                                                                   PB92-170166/REB              92-01
                                                                                                                                                       PC A1S/MF A03
   Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Pacific Northwest
   Forest Vegetation.
   PB92-184985/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

   Summary of Selected New Information on Effects of Ozone
   on Health and Vegetation: Supplement to 1986 Air Quality
   Criteria for Ozone and Other Photochemical Oxidants.
   PB92-235670/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A02

 TIREY, D. A.
   Comparison of Organic Emissions from Laboratory and Full-
   Scale Thermal Degradation of Sewage Sludge.
   PB92-136852/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 TODD, W. F.
   Evaluation  of Alternative  Samplers for Bioaerosols. Phase
   1. Physical Sampling Efficiency.
   PB92-161918/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

   Evaluation of Sampling Alternatives for Bioaerosols. Phase
   2: Viable Microorganism Sampling Efficiency.
   PB92-136183/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

 TOMSON, M. B.
   Microbial Transport through Porpus Media: The Effects of
   Hydraulic Conductivity and Injection Velocity.
   PB92-1S0465/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                            PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
TOOLEY, J. J.
  Radon Pressure Differential  Project, Phase 1, Florida
  Radon Research Program.
  PB92-14B519/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
TOPODURTI, K.
  Demonstration of Microfiltraton Technology.
  PB92-136936/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
TOPUOURTI, K. V.
  Applicability of UV/OxKteBon Technologies to Treat Con-
  taminated Groundwater.
  PB92-1268S3/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
TRANTER,  M.
  Acidic Episodes in Surface Waters in Europe.
  PB92-1B8853/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
TRAPP, S.
  Modellierung und Simulation des Verhaltens von Umwelt-
  chemikalien in Boeden und Pflanzen (Modeling and Simula-
  tion of the Effect of (Environmental) Chemicals in Soil and
  in Plants).
  PB92-143825/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
TREE.D.R.
  Design and Optimization of a Refrigeration System.
  PB92-195973/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
TROAST.R.
  Superfund Soils Data Management System.
  PB92-139476/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
TROPP, R.J.
  Meteorological and Site Influences  Affecting the  Compari-
  son of Nephelometer and Photographic Determinations of
  Light Extinction at Rural Sites in the  Eastern United States.
  PB92-195999/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
TRUPPI, L
  Role of Climate in Forest Monitoring and Assessment: A
  New England Example.
  PB92-132885/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
TRUSTY, C. D.
  MuttJspectral Identification of Alkyl  and Chkxoalkyl Phos-
  phates from an Industrial Effluent
  PB92-124353/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
TRYPHONAS.H.
  Effects of PCB (Arodor (Trade Name) 1254) on Non-Spe-
  crtic  Immune  Parameters in Rhesus ('Macaca  mulatta')
  Monkeys.
  PB92-232867/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
TSIRKUNOV, V. V.
  Analysis of Long-Tenn and Seasonal River Water Quality
  Changes in Latvia.
  PB92-232933/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
TUDOR, U G.
  Cost-Effectiveness Analysis  of Proposed  Effluent Limita-
  tions Guidelines and Standards for the Pesticide Manufac-
      ) Industry
      M73525/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Economic Impact Analysis of Proposed Effluent Limitations
  Guidelines and Standards for the Pesticide Manufacturing
  Industry.
  PB92-173533/REB             92-01  PC A1S/MF A03
TUFTS, M.
  Evaluation of VOC Emissions from Heated Roofing Asphalt
  PB92-11S286/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
TURCK.P.
  Health Assessment Document for Talc.
  PB92-239524/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
TURNER, a J.
  Abundant  Males in Populations of a Setting Hermaphrodite
  Fish, 'flivulus marmoratus', from Some Belize Cays.
  PB92-1957S3/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
TURNER, C.L
  Significance of Supernumerary Ribs  in Rodent  Develop-
  mental Toxkaty Studies: Postnatal Persistence in Rats and
  PB92-113299/REB
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
TURNER, D. P.
  Climate Change and Isoprene Emissions from Vegetation.
  P892-153865/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Equilibrium-Analysis  of Projected Climate Change Effects
  on the Global Soil Organic Matter Pool.
  PB92-153022/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change: Responses and
  Feedbacks from Below-Ground Systems.
  PB92-1213S9/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Nutrient  Leaching from  Conifer Needles in Relation  to
  Foliar Apoplast Cation Exchange Capacity.
  PB92-153378/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

TURNER, R.J.
  Arsenic and Mercury  Workshop on Removal,  Recovery,
  Treatment and Disposal. Abstract Proceedings. Held in  Al-
  exandria. Virginia on August 17-20,1992.
  PB92-216944/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

TURNER, R. H.
  Acclimation of Aquatic Microbial Communities to Hg(ll) and
  CH3Hg(+ ) in Polluted Freshwater Ponds.
  PB92-129667/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Relationships  of  Hg(ll) Volatilization from a  Freshwater
  Pond to the Abundance of Trier' Genes in the Gene Pool of
  the Indigenous Microbial Community.
  PB92-129675/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
TURNER, W.
  Fuzzy Logic Control of AC Induction Motors.
  PB92-180207/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
TURPEN, S. l_
  Copper Toxicity to Sperm,  Embryos and Larvae of Tops-
  melt 'Atherinops affinis', with Notes on Induced Spawning.
  PB92-129808/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
USTIN, S.L
  Diurnal Water Relations of Walnut  Trees: Implications for
  Remote Sensing.
  PB92-144047/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
UUTALA, A. J.
  Assessing Trends in  Fishery Resources and Lake Water
  Aluminum from  Paleolimnotogical  Analyses of Siliceous
      -1B0405/REB
                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
UZIEL.M.
  DMA Adduct Formation by  12 Chemicals with Populations
  Potentially Suitable for Molecular Epidemiological Studies.
  PB92-227628/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

VALENTINE, R. E.
  Evaluation  of Riot ESP Performance with Elevated Load-
  ings from Sorbent Injection Processes.
  PB92-113117/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
VAN BROEKHUIZEN, H. J.
  Nutrient  Leaching from  Conifer Needles in Relation  to
  Foliar Apoplast Cation Exchange Capacity.
  PB92-153378/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
VAN DE MEENT, D.
  QSARs for Predicting Bratic  and Abiotic  Reductive Transfor-
  mation Rate Constants of  Halogenated  Hydrocarbons in
  Anoxic Sediment Systems.
  PB92-166792/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  QSARs for Predicting Reductive Transformation Rate Con-
  stants of Halogenated Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Anoxic
  Sediment Systems.
  PB92-166600/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reductive Transformations of Halogenated Aromatic Hydro-
  carbons  in Anaerobic Water-Sediment Systems:  Kinetics,
  Mechanisms and Products.
  PB92-166818/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
VAN DER SLOOT, H.
  Comparison of  Solidification/Stabilization Processes for
  Treatment of Municipal Waste Combustion Residues. Part
  2. Leaching Properties.
  PB92-121201/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
VAN EMON, J. M.
  Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Program Dem-
  onstration  Plan  for  Westinghouse Bio-Analytic  Systems
  Pentachlorophenol Immunoassays.
  PB92-170190/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02

  Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation  (Site) Report
  for the Westinghouse  Bio-Analytic Systems Pentachloro-
  phenol (PCP) Immunoassays.
  PB92-188713/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

VAN GENUCHTEN, M. T.
  RETC Code for Quantifying  the Hydraulic  Functions of Un-
  saturated Soils. Documentation.
  PB92-119668/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
VAN HOOK, W. A.
  Vapor Pressures, Liquid Molar Volumes, Vapor Non-Ideal-
  ities,  and Critical  Properties of  Some  Fluorinated Ethers:
  CF3OCF2OCF3,     CF3OCF2CF2H,     C-CF2CF2CF2O,
  CF3OCF2H, and CF3OCH3; and of CCI3F  and CF2CIH.
  PB92-179746/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
VAN LOVEREN, H.
  Assessment of  Immunotoxicity  with the Parasitic  Infection
  Model Tncfunella spiralis1.
  PB92-232800/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

VAN SICKLE, J.
  Impacts of Climate Change on Rice Yield:  Evaluation of the
  Efficacity of Different Modeling Approaches.
  PB92-188754/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

VANCE, G.F.
  Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sulfate.
  1 . Sulfur  Constituents and Net Retention.
  PB92-108182/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Suttate:
  2. Aluminum and Base Cations.
  PB92-1SOS49/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sulfate:
  3. Solubilization and Composition of  Dissolved  Organic
  Carbon.
  PB92-150S64/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Spodosol Cation Release and Buffering  of  Acidic Inputs.
  PB92-150S80/REB             9241  PC A02/MF A01

  Sulfate Retention and  Cation Leaching of Forest Soils in
  Response to Acid Additions.
  PB92-153394/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
VANDENBERG, J. J.
  Health Research to Support Risk Assessment
  PB92-188788/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

VANDENBERGH, J. G.
  Monitoring of the Estrous Cycle in the Laboratory Rodent
VANDENBROOK, A.
  Relationships of  Hg(ll) Volatilization from a  Freshwater
  Pond to the Abundance of 'mer' Genes in the Gene Pool of
  the Indigenous Microbial Community.
  PB92-129675/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

VATAVUK, W. M.
  QAQPS Control Cost Manual (Fourth Edition). Supplement
  1.
  PB92-137181/REB
                               92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
  by Vaginal Lavage.
  PB92-179068/REB
                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Neuroendocrine Responses to Social Regulation of Puberty
  in the Female House Mouse.
  PB92-179779/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
VEITH, G. D.
  Prediction of Octanol/Water Partition Coefficient (K sub ow)
  with Akjorithmically Derived Variables.
  PB92-217348/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

VELASQUEZ, S. F.
  Reference Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazardous Air Pol-
  lutants Listed in the dean Air Act Amendments of 1990.
  PB92-239516/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

VELUNO, A. N.
  Predicting Chemical Reactivity by Computer.
  PB92-124312/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

VENEGAS, R. E.
  Computational Studies of the 3-Dimensional Structure of
  Cydopenta Per/cyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons Containing a

  PB92-150820/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

VERBOOM, H. H.
  QSARs for Predicting Biotjc and Abiotic Reductive Transfor-
  mation  Rate  Constants of Halogenated  Hydrocarbons in
  Anoxic Sediment Systems.
  PB92-166792/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  QSARs for Predicting fleductn i Transformation Rate Con-
  stants of  Halogenated Aromatic Hydrocarbons  in Anoxic
  Sediment Systems.
  PB92-166800/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

VERONESI, B.
  Gene Probe for PO  Messenger RNA Used to Index Acryl-
  amide Toxic Neuropathy in Rats.
  PB92-143957/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Implementing 'In vitro' Models in the Hazard Identification
  and Risk Assessment Process.
  PB92-1B8796/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  In vitro Screening Batteries for Neurotoxicants (Journal Arti-
  cle).
  PB92-206408/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Myelin Basic Protein-Messenger RNA (MBP-mRNA) Expres-
  sion during Triethyttm-lnduced  Myelin Edema.
  PB92-150861/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Triphenyl  Phosphite-Induced  Ultrastructural  Changes  in
  Bovine AdrenomeduHary Chromaffin Cells.
  PB92-209337/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

VERSCHOOR, K. L.
  Chemical Resistance of Geosynthetic Materials.
  PB92-136928/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

VERSPER, S. J.
  Hydraulic Fracturing to Improve Nutrient and Oxygen Deliv-
  ery for In situ Bkxedamation.
  PB92-121334/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

VERSTEEQ, D. J.
  Interspaces Comparisons of A/D  Ratios:  A/D Ratios Are
  Not Constant Across Species.
  PB92-143965/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

VtCONOVlC.G.
  Research  and Development Efforts to Develop Improved
  Inventory  Methodologies  for  Area  Source Solvent Emis-
  sions.
  PB92-126846/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

VICTERY, W.
  Reference Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazardous Air Pol-
  lutants Listed in the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990.
  PB92-239516/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

VIDIC, R.  0.
  GAC Adsorption of a Mixture of Natural Organic Matter and
  VOCs in the Presence and Absence of Molecular Oxygen.
  PB92-1S3782/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

VIEBROCK, H. J.
  Fiscal Year 1991 Summary Report of  NOAA Atmospheric
  Sciences Modeling Division Support to the U.S. Environ-
  mental Protection Agency.
  PB92-21783S/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

VINING, I.
  Marine Debris Survey Manual.
  PB92-1034S6/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02

VO-OINH,T.
  DNA Adduct Formation by 12 Chemicals with Populations
  Potentially Suitable for Molecular Epidemiological  Studies.
  PB92-22762B/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

VOCQUE, R. H.
  Pilot-Scale Incineration of Contaminated Soil from the Purity
  Oil Sales and McColl Superfund Sites.
  PB92-105857/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

VOGT, R. F.
  Interlaboratory Study of  Cellular Fluorescence Intensity
  Measurements with Fluorescein-Labeled Microbead Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-153881 /REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PA-40
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     PERSONAL AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                    WENTWORTH, N. W.
  Intertaboratory  Study of Cellular Fluorescence Intensity
  Measurements  with Fluorescein-Labeled Microbead Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-153899/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
VOHLS, P. A.
  Evaluation of  Wetland  Development and  Waterbird  Re-
  sponse at Elk Creek Wildlife Management Area, Lake Mills,
  Iowa, 1961 to 1990.
  PB92-153386/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
vorr, M. M.
  Hepatic Microsomal N-hydroxylation of Aniline and 4-chlor-
  oaniline by Rainbow Trout 'Onchorhyncus mykiss'.
  PB92-227354/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
VON BROOK, P.
  Development of an Empirical Model of Methane Emissions
  from Landfills.
  PB92-152875/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
VON LEHMDEN,  D.
  Method 25: Determination of Total Gaseous Non-Methane
  Organic Emissions as Carbon from Stationary Sources.
  PB92-113026/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
VOS.J. G.
  Assessment of Immunotoxicity with the Parasitic Infection
  Model 'Trichinella spiralis'.
  PB92-232800/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
VOSKUIL, T.
  Vitrification Technologies for Treatment of  Hazardous  and
  Radioactive Waste.
  PB92-201110/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
VOYER, R. A.
  Influence  of Constant  and  Fluctuating Salinity  on  Re-
  sponses of 'Mysidopsis bahia' Exposed to Cadmium in a
  Life-Cycle Test.
  PB92-10B042/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WACKER, J.
  Information Integration  for Environmental  Monitoring  and
  Assessment: An Annotated Bibliography.
  PB92-227461/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
WAGENET, R. J.
  Bacterial Transport through Homogeneous Soil.
  PB92-153329/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
WAHL.G.
  Pollution  Prevention Opportunity  Assessment  Histology
  Laboratory Xylene Use, Fort Carson, Colorado.
  PB92-228436/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF  A01
  Waste  Minimization  Opportunity Assessment: Scott  Air
  Force Base.
  PB92-105402/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF  A02
WALKER, W. W.
  Carcinoma of the Exocrine Pancreas in Medaka.
  PB92-129782/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
WALL, C. V.
  Background Document for the Liquid Release Test: Single
  Laboratory Evaluation and 1988 Collaborative Study.
  PB92-183201/REB             92-04 PC A06/MF A02
WALSH, D. B.
  Indoor Air Pollutants from Unvented Kerosene Heater Emis-
  sions in Mobile Homes: Studies on Particles, Semivolatile
  Organics, Carbon Monoxide, and Mutagenicity.
  PB92-113232/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 WALSH, G. E.
  Responses  of Wetland  Plants to Effluents in Water and
  Sediment.
  PB92-129758/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Synthetic Substrata for Propagation and Testing of Soil and
  Sediment Organisms.
  PB92-195676/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Use of Marsh  Plants for Toxicity Testing of  Water and Sedi-
  ment.
  PB92-195882/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 WALTER, M. V.
  Formation of  Transconjugants  on Plating  Media Following
   'In situ' Conjugation Experiments.
  PB92-180330/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 WALTON, J. J.
   Troposphere  Nitrogen:  The  Influence of Anthropogenic
   Sources on Distribution and Deposition.
   PB92-126937/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
 WANDER, J.
   Degreasing System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
   PB92-139443/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 WANDER, J. D.
   Using  a  Flame lonizatton  Detector  (FID)  Continuously
   Measure Toxic Organic Vapors in a Paint Spray Booth.
   PB92-198258/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 WANG, B. H.
   Vapor Pressures Liquid Molar Volumes, Vapor Non-Ideal-
   ities,  and Critical Properties of Some Fluorinated Ethers:
   CF3OCF2OCF3     CF3OCF2CF2H,     C-CF2CF2CF2O,
   CF3OCF2H, and CF3OCH3; and of CCI3F  and CF2CIH.
   PB92-179746/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  WANG, P.
   Fuzzy Loqic Control of AC Induction Motors.
   PB92-180207/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  WANG, P. f.
   Temperature  and  Conductivity Modeling for  the Buffalo
   River
   PB92-206226/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
WANG, S. C.
  Capsule Report:  Adipic  Acid-Enhanced  Lime/Limestone
  Test Results at the EPA Alkali Scrubbing Test Facility.
  PB92-179944/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WANG, S. R.
  90-Day Toxicity Study of Dichloroacetate in Dogs.
  PB92-150853/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WANG, H.
  Cloning and Expression of a Lignin Peroxidase  Gene from
  'Streptomyces viridosporus' in 'Streptomyces lividans'.
  PB92-180389/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WARD, D. A.
  Summary Report  for the  National Atmospheric  Deposition
  Program National  Trends Network (NADP/NTN)  Site Visita-
  tion Program.
  PB92-219823/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
  Summary Report  for the  National Atmospheric  Deposition
  Program/National Trends  Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visita-
  tion Program for the Period October 1989 through Septem-
  ber 1990.
  PB92-217298/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
WARNER-BARTNICK, A. L.
  Characterization of Stress-Responsive Behavior  in 'Pseudo-
  monas aeruginosa'  PAO:  Isolation of Tn3-lacZYA Fusions
  with Novel Damage-lnducible (din) Promoters.
  PB92-195718/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
WARNER, J. R.
  Assessing the Use of Known  Mutagens to Calibrate the
  'Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay. 2.  With Exog-
  enous Activation.
  PB92-113273/REB              92-01  PCA03/MFA01
WARREN, S. H.
  Effects of Operating Variables on PAH Emissions and Mu-
  tagenicity of Emissions from Woodstoves (Journal Article).
  PB92-195809/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Evaluation of High Volume Particle Sampling and Sample
  Handling  Protocols for Ambient Urban Air Mutagenicity De-
  terminations.
  PB92-188952/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
WARREN, T. M.
  Mixed-Species Colonization of Solid Surfaces in Laboratory
  Biofilms.
  PB92-195692/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
WARREN, W. G.
  Statistical Methodology  for Exploring Elevational  Differ-
  ences in Precipitation  Chemistry.
  PB92-144088/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
WATERLAND, t_ R.
  Incineration Data on Arsenic and Lead Emissions.
  PB92-179043/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Operations and Research at the  U.S. EPA Incineration Re-
  search Facility: Annual Report for FY91.
  PB92-239540/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
  Pilot-Scale Evaluation of  the Thermal Stability POHC Incin-
  erability Ranking.
  PB92-166966/REB             92-01   PCA11/MFA03
  Pilot-Scale Incineration of Contaminated Soil from the Purity
  Oil Sales and McColl Superfund Sites.
  PB92-105857/REB             92-01   PCA04/MFA01
  Pilot-Scale Incineration  of PCB-Contaminated  Sediments
  from the Hot Spot of the New Bedford Harbor Superfund
  Site.
   PB92-227321/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
   Pilot-Scale Incineration  of PCB-Contaminated Sediments
  from the New Bedford Harbor Hot Spot Superfund Site.
   PB92-178953/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A03
  Trace Metal Fate in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator with an Ioniz-
   ing Wet Scrubber (Journal Article).
   PB92-110568/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 WATERS,  M. D.
   Antimutagenicity  Profiles  of Some Natural Substances.
   PB92-206382/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
   Characteristics of the U.S. EPA's Office of Pesticide Pro-
   grams' Toxicity Information Databases.
   PB92-188978/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
   Genetic Activity Profile Database.
   PB92-189091/REB              92-01
PC A02/MF A01
   Introduction and  Summary. Genotoxicity  and Carcinogen-
   icity Databases: An Assessment of the Present Situation.
   PB92-188986/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01

 WATKINS, S.
   Limited-Use Chemical Protective Clothing for EPA Super-
   fund Activities.
   PB92-143494/REB              92-01   PCA03/MFA01

 WATTS, D. J.
   Waste Reduction Activities  and Options at  a  Printer of
   Forms and Supplies for the Legal Profession.
   PB92-217496/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
   Waste Reduction Activities and  Options for a Local Board
   of Education in New Jersey.
   PB92-238476/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
   Waste Reduction Activities and Options for a Nuclear Pow-
   ered Electrical Generating Station.
   PB92-235654/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  WATTS, R. R.
   Analysis of Emissions from Residential Oil Furnaces.
   PB92-195981/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Analysis of Emissions from Residential  Oil Furnaces  and
  Comparison with Woodstove Emissions.
  PB92-195924/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Effects of Operating Variables on PAH Emissions and  Mu-
  tagenicity of Emissions from Woodstoves (Journal Article).
  PB92-195809/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Evaluation of High  Volume Particle Sampling and Sample
  Handling Protocols  for Ambient Urban Air Mutagenicity De-
  terminations.
  PB92-188952/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01

WAYNE, M. H.
  Geomembrane Anchorage Behavior Using a Large Scale
  Pullout Apparatus.
  PB92-217124/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

WEATHERUP, N.
  Abstracts of Selected Precious Metal Mines' Permits.
  PB92-180090/REB              92-01   PCA21/MFA04

WEAVER, J. W.
  Exposure Assessment Modeling for Hydrocarbon Spills into
  the Subsurface: Sensitivity to Soil Properties.
  PB92-191147/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF  A01
  Modeling Contaminant Transport through Subsurface Sys-
  tems.
  PB92-179118/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF  A01

WEBB, P. R.
  Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling by
  Filtration. Technology Evaluation Report.
  PB92-126804/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF  A01

WEBER, C. I.
  Methods for Measuring the Acute  Toxicity of Effluents and
  Receiving Waters  to Freshwater  and  Marine Organisms
  (Fourth Edition).
  PB91-167650/REB              92-01   PC A14/MF A03

WEBER, D.
  Effects of Sampling Design Parameters on Block Selection.
  PB92-180314/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Evaluation and Comparison of Spatial Interpolators.
  PB92-227446/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Probability of Plume Interception Using Conditional Simula-
  tion of Hydraulic Head and Inverse Modeling.
  PB92-227404/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

WEBER, D. E.
  Responses  of Wetland Plants to  Effluents  in Water and
  Sediment.
  PB92-129758/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Synthetic Substrata for Propagation and  Testing of Soil and
  Sediment Organisms.
  PB92-195676/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Use of Marsh Plants for Toxicity Testing of Water and Sedi-
  ment.
  PB92-195882/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

WEBER, E. J.
  Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Partition
  Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes. Part  1. Relationship be-
  tween Solubility and Partition Coefficient.
  PB92-124320/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

WEBER, J. A.
  Diumal Water Relations of Walnut Trees: Implications for
  Remote Sensing.
  PB92-144047/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

WEIDEMANN, G. J.
  Preparation and Regeneration of  Protoplasts of 'Colletotri-
  chum gloeosporioides' f. p. 'Aeschynomene'.
  PB92-195734/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

WEIL, C.
  Fetal and Maternal Effects of Continual Exposure of Rats
  to 970-MHz Circularly-Polarized Microwaves.
  PB92-227602/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 WEINBERG, H. S.
  Ozonation Byproducts:  Identification of Bromohydrins from
  the  Ozonation  Natural  Waters  with  Enhanced  Bromide
   Levels.
   PB92-232958/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 WEISBERG, S. B.
   Water Quality Model for a  River Receiving Paper Mill  Ef-
   fluents and Conventional Sewage.
   PB92-195643/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 WELLER, M.
   Evaluation  of  Wetland  Development  and  Waterbird Re-
   sponse at Elk Creek Wildlife Management Area, Lake Mills,
   Iowa, 1961  to 1990.
   PB92-153386/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 WELSCH, F.
   In vitro Teratology.
   PB92-124700/REB
                                                 92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                  WENDT, J. O. L.
                    Novel Method  of Reducing  Transient Emissions from
                    Rotary Kiln Incinerators through Modified Waste Packaging.
                    PB92-195932/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                    Trajectory and Incineration of Rogue Droplets  in a Turbu-
                    lent Diffusion Flame.
                    PB92-120450/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

                  WENTWORTH, N. W.
                    Quality and Environmental Protection. The EPA QA Pro-

                    PB92-143791/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
WESSLING, R.
  Ozone Decreases Spring Root Growth and Root Carbohy-
  drate Content in Ponderosa Pine the Year Following Expo-
  sure.
  PB92-144039/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

WEST, C. C.
  Surfactant-Enhanced Solutailization  of  Tetrachloroethylene
  and Degradation Products in Pump and Treat Remediation.
  PB92-191121/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WEST ALL, J. C.
  Adsorption of Surfactants (Chapter 7).
  PB92-143809/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

WEVILL, S. L.
  Manual for Non-CFC Aerosol Packaging: Conversion from
  CFC to Hydrocarbon Propellants.
  PB92-101344/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03

WHITE,  D.
  Cartographic and Geometric Components of a Global Sam-
  pling Design for Environmental Monitoring.
  PB92-217397/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  Environmental   Monitoring  and   Assessment  Program
  (EMAP) Design Report.
  PB92-103449/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Oregon, USA, Ecological  Regions and Subregions  for
  Water Quality Management.
  PB92-1B0348/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WHITE,  O. F.
  Evaluation of the Chemical Resistance of Geotextiles.
  Geonet and Pipe.
  PB92-170S62/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
WHITE,  D. M.
  Parametric Evaluation of Powdered  Activated Carbon Injec-
  tion for Control of  Mercury Emissions from a Municipal
  Waste Combustor.
  PB92-195940/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WHITE,  J.
  Child Lead Exposure Study, Leeds. Alabama
  PB92-123793/RE8             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

WHITE,  J. B.
  Comparison of Data from an IAO Test House with  Predic-
  tions of an IAQ Computer Model.
  PB92-198589/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

WHITE,  K.L.
  Effects of PCS (Arodor (Trade Name) 1254) on Non-Spe-
  cific Immune  Parameters in Rhesus  ('Macaca  mulatto')
  Monkeys.
  PB92-232867/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

WHITE,  R. J.
  Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Program Dem-
  onstration  Plan  for  Westinghouse Bio-Analytic  Systems
  Pentachkxophenol Immunoassays.
  PB92-170190/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02

  Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation (Site)  Report
  for the Westinghouse  Bio-Analytic Systems  Pentachloro-
  pnenol (PCP) Immunoassays.
  PB92-188713/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

WHITFIELD, J. K.
  Using   a  Flame  lonization  Detector  (FID)  Continuously
  Measure Toxic Organic Vapors in a  Paint Spray Booth.
  PB92-198258/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

WHITING, J. R.
  Distribution of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in the  Chesa-
  peake Bay and Tributaries and Chincoteague Bay -1990.
  PB92-145366/REB                     92-01   PC A13

WHITING, R. J.
  Characteristics of the U.S. EPA's Office of Pesticide Pro-
  grams' Toxicity Information Databases.
  PB92-188978/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

WHITMORE, R. W.
  National Home  and Garden Pesticide Use Survey Final
  Report Executive Summary.
  PB92-174739/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  National Home  and  Garden  Pesticide Use Survey. Final
  Report. Volume 1. Executive Summary, Results, and Rec-
  ommendations.
  PB92-174747/REB             92-01  PC A16/MF A03

  National Home  and  Garden  Pesticide Use Survey. Final
  •Report Volume 2. Survey Design,  Implementation, and
  Analysis Methods.
  P892-174754/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

WHITWOHTH, W. E.
  Plot-Scale Evaluation of the Thermal Stability POHC Incin-
  erabiUty Ranking.
  PB92-166966/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03

  Pilot-Scale Incineration  of PCB-Contaminated  Sediments
  from the Hot  Spot of the New Bedford  Harbor Superfund
  Site.
  PB92-227321/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Plot-Scale Incineration  of PCB-Contaminated  Sediments
  from the New Bedford Harbor Hot Spot Superfund Site.
  PB92-17B953/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A03

WIEGEL.J.
  Environmental Factors  Correlated to Dichlorophenol Dech-
  lorination in Anoxic Freshwater Sediments.
  PB92-124346/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reductive Dechlorination of Dichkxophenols in Anaerobic
  Pond  Sediments (Chapter 13).
  PB92-101708/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WIENER, R. W.
  Numerical Calculation: Aspiration Efficiency of Aerosols into
  Thin-Walled Sampling Inlets.
  PB92-132901/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
WIESNER, M. R.
  Microbial Transport through Porpus Media: The Effects  of
  Hydraulic Conductivity andlnjection Velocity.
  PB92-150465/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WIGINGTON, P. J.
  Acidic Episodes in Surface Waters in Europe.
  PB92-188853/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WILBORN, D. C.
  On-Site Methods  for Assessing Chemical  Impact on the
  Soil Environment Using Earthworms: A Case Study at the
  Baird and  McGuire Superfund  Site, Holbrook, Massachu-
  setts.
  PB92-108166/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WILCHER, L S.
  Development Document for Best  Available  Technology,
  Pretreatment  Technology, and  New Source Performance
  Technology for the Pesticide Chemical Industry. Proposed.
  (Pesticide Chemicals Manufacturing Category Effluent Limi-
  tations  Guidelines,  Pretreatment  Standards,   and  New
  Source Performance Standards).
  PB92-173541/REB             92-01  PC A21/MF AIM

WILES, C.
  Comparison of  Five  Solidification/Stabilization  Processes
  for Treatment of  Municipal  Waste  Combustion Residues.
  Part 1. Physical Testing.
  PB92-121193/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Trace Elements, Leaching and Health Risks from Municipal
  Waste Combustion Ash.
  PB92-153311/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WILES, C. C.
  Comparison of Solidification/Stabilization  Processes  for
  Treatment of Municipal Waste Combustion Residues. Part
  2. Leaching Properties.
  PB92-121201/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Solidification/Stabilization: Is It Always Appropriate.
  PB92-191188/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
  U.S. EPA Program for  Evaluation of Treatment and Utiliza-
  tion Technologies for  Municipal Waste Combustion  Resi-
  dues.
  PB92-121185/REB             92-01 . PC A03/MF A01

  United  States Environmental Protection Agency Municipal
  Waste Combustion Residue Solidification/Stabilization Eval-
  uation Program.
  PB92-121177/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WILKINS, M. C.
  Evaluation  of High Volume Particle Sampling and Sample
  Handling Protocols for Ambient  Urban Air Mutagenicity De-
  terminations.
  PB92-188952/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
WILLIAMS, D. E.
  Induction of Cytochrome P-450-IA1 in Juvenile Fish by Cre-
  osote-Contaminated Sediment.
  PB92-129790/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
WILLIAMS, L. R.
  International Symposium on Field Screening Methods  for
  Hazardous Wastes and Toxic  Chemicals (2nd), Proceed-
  ings. Held in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 12-14, 1991.
  P692-125764/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
WILLIAMS, R.
  Effect of Bioremediation on the Mutagenicity of Oil Spilled
  in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
  PB92-206374/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Fractionation  of Complex Combustion Mixtures Using an
  Ion-Exchange Methodology
  PB92-126887/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Oil Spill Clean Up.
  PB92-110469/REB
                               92-01  PCA01/MFA01
  Technical Guidance on Supplementary Stream Design Con-
  ditions for Steady State Modeling.
  PB92-231844/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01

WILLIAMS, R. E.
  Preliminary Data Summary for the Wood Preserving Seg-
  ment of the Timber Products Processing  Point Source Cat-

  PB92-232156/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
WILLIAMS, R. W.
  Indoor Air Pollutants from Unvented Kerosene Heater Emis-
  sions in Mobile Homes:  Studies on Particles, Semrvolatile
  Organics. Carbon Monoxide, and Mutagenicity.
  PB92-113232/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
WILLIAMS, W. C.
  Comparative Immunosuppression of Various Glycol Ethers
  Orally Administered to Fisher 344 Rats.
  PB92-195833/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Differences between Rats and Mice in the Immunosuppres-
  sive  Activity  of 2-Methoxyethanol  and 2-Methoxyacetic
  Acid.
  PB92-232974/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
WILLIAMSON, A. D.
  Development of Alternate Performance Standard for Radon
  Resistant Construction  Based on Short-Term/Long-Term
  Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 1.  Technical Report.
  PB92-115211 /REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  Development of Alternate Performance Standard for Radon
  Resistant Construction  Based on Short-Term/Long-Term
  Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 2.  Appendices.
  PB92-115229/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  Standard Measurement Protocols: Florida Radon Research
  Program.
  PB92-115294/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02

WILLIAMSON, M.
  Assessment of VOC  Emissions  and  Their Control from
  Baker's Yeast Manufacturing Facilities.
  PB92-145408/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

WILMOTH, R. C.
  Co-Existing with Asbestos:  A Look at the Engineering Re-
  search  Program  of  the  U.S.  Environmental  Protection
  PB92-1:
      1-139419/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Observations on Studies  Useful to Asbestos Operations
  and Management Activities.
  PB92-136B60/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

WILSON, B. H.
  Biotransformation  of CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene in Aquifer
  Material from Picatinny Arsenal, Morris County, New Jersey.
  PB92-179100/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Biotransformation of Monoaromatic and Chlorinated Hydro-
  carbons at an Aviation Gasoline Spill Site.
  PB92-144005/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reductive Dechlorination of Trichloroethylene in Anoxic Aq-
  uifer Material from Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey.
  PB92-179019/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

WILSON, G.
  User's  Guide for the Urban  Airshed Model. Volume  4.
  User's Manual for the Emissions Preprocessor System 2.0.
  Part A: Core FORTRAN System.
  PB92-226232/REB             92-04  PC A19/MF A04

WILSON, J. T.
  Biotransformation  of CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene in Aquifer
  Material from Picatinny Arsenal. Morris County, New Jersey.
  PB92-179100/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Biotransformation of Monoaromatic and Chlorinated Hydro-
  carbons at an Aviation Gasoline Spill Site.
  PB92-144005/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Bioventing to Treat  Fuel Spills from Underground Storage

  PB92-121342/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01

  Effect of Nitrate Addition on Biorestoration of Fuel-Contami-
  nated Aquifer: Field Demonstration.
  PB92-110444/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Laboratory and Field Studies on BTEX Btodegradation in a
  Fuel-Contaminated Aquifer under Denitrifying Conditions.
  PB92-121227/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Microbial Transport through Porpus  Media: The Effects of
  Hydraulic Conductivity and Injection Velocity.
  PB92-150465/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  Reductive Dechlorination of Trichloroethylene in Anoxic Aq-
  uifer Material from Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey.
  PB92-179019/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

WILSON, K. N.
  Teratogenesis, Toxicity, and Bioconcentration  in Frogs Ex-
  posed to Dieldrin.
  PB92-180363/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

WILSON, L. L
  Hierarchical  Stochastic Model of Large-Scale Atmospheric
  Circulation Patterns and Multiple Station Daily Precipitation.
  PB92-217421/REB                     92-04   PC A03

WILSON, N. K.
  Evaluation of Gas Chromatography/Matrix Isolation Infrared
  Spectrometry for the Determination of Semrvolatile Organic
  Compounds in Air Sample Extracts.
  PB92-166651/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

  Polycyclic Aromatic  Hydrocarbons and Their Derivatives in
  Indoor and Outdoor Air in an Eight-Home Study.
  P892-166701/REB             92-01  PC  A03/MF A01

  Sampling Polycyclic  Aromatic  Hydrocarbons  and Related
  Serrwolatile Organic Compounds in Indoor Air.
  PB92-198274/REB             92-04  PC  A03/MF A01

WILTSHIRE, P.
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening  System. Software
  for the PC (SOW March 1990. Version 1). User Manual.
  PB92-14S572/REB             92-01  PC  A08/MF A02

WINBERRY, W. T.
  Canister-Based Method for Monitoring Toxic VOCs in Ambi-
  ent Air.
  PB92-206432/REB             92-04  PC  A03/MF A01

WINJUM, J. K.
  Assessment  of Promising Forest  Management  Practices
  and Technologies for Enhancing the Conservation and Se-
  questration of Atmospheric Carbon and Their Costs at the
  Site Level.
  PB92-122787/REB              92-01  PC  A08/MF A02

  Global Assessment  of Promising Forest Management Prac-
  tices for Sequestration of Carbon.
  PB92-153006/REB              92-01  PC  A03/MF A01

  Proceedings of the  International Workshop on Large-Scale
  Reforestation. Held in Corvallis, Oregon on May 9-10, 1990.
  PB92-109131/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

  What Is the Potential of Forest Management to Slow the In-
  crease of Atmospheric CO2
  PB92-180249/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

WINKLER, J.  D.
  Liquid and Gaseous Fuel Distribution System.
  PB92-115203/REB              92-01   PCA03/MFA01
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                                                             PERSONAL  AUTHOR  INDEX
                                                                                                                                             ZWEIDINGER, R. B.
WINSLOW, M. G.
  Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
  Survey ol Drinking  Water Wells: Analytical  Method  5 -
  Methyl Carbamates.
  PB92-168541/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
WINSOR, M.
  Computerized Risk and Bioaccumulalion System  (Version
  1.0).
  PB92-114164/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WINSTEAD, J. T.
  Ovarian Mycosis in the Topsmelt 'Atherinops affinis'.
  PB92-129691/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
WISE, P. L
  Dealing with Toxic Polluted Sediments in the Great Lakes
  Basin.
  AD-P006 908/8/REB           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
WISE, R. F.
  Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
  Tanks. Volume 1.
  PB92-114966/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
  Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
  Tanks. Volume 2. Appendices A through E.
  PB92-114974/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
WISE, S. A.
  Standard Reference Materials for Chemical and Biological
  Studies of Complex Environmental Samples.
  PB92-150705/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WISSMAR, R. C.
  Monitoring Guidelines to Evaluate Effects of Forestry Activi-
  ties on Streams in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
  PB92-104S20/REB              92-01  PC A09/MF A02
WOERNLE, C.
  Child Lead Exposure Study, Leeds, Alabama.
  PB92-123793/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
WOLCOTT, M. A.
  Quality Review Guidelines for 1990 Base Year Emission In-
  ventories.
  PB92-224435/REB              92-04  PC A12/MF A03
WOLF, D. C.
  Sorption of  Heavy  Metals by the Soil Fungi  'Aspergillus
  niger' and Mucor rouxii.
  P892-179811/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
WOLF, G.
  Contaminants and Remedial Options  at Wood Preserving

  PB92-232222/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
  Potential Reuse of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil: A Directo-
  ry of Permitted Recycling Facilities.
  PB92-173780/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
WOLF, S. H.
  Evaluation of Hydraulic Conductivities Calculated from  Mul-
  tiport-Permeameter Measurements.
  PB92-144013/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Techniques to  Determine Spatial Variations  in  Hydraulic
  Conductivity of Sand and Gravel.
  PB92-109123/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WOLFE, D. W.
  Development of a National Consensus Standard for Quality
  Assurance for Environmental Programs.
  PB92-143783/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 WOLFE, G.W.
  Subacute and Subchronic Oral Toxicity of  1,3-Dichloropro-
  pane in the Rat.
  PB92-164912/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 WOLFE, N.L.
  Abiotic Transformations of Pesticides in Natural Waters and

  PB92-150481/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   New  Perspectives  in  Aquatic  Redox Chemistry: Abiotic
  Transformations  of  Pollutants in  Groundwater and Sedi-

   PB92-166628/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 WOOD, E. F.
   Land-Surface Hydrology Parameterization with Subgrid Vari-
   ability for General Circulation Models.
   PB92-217447/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 WOOD, W.
   Toxicrty Equivalency Factors for PCBs
   PB92-113349/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
WOODBURY, M. A.
  Assessment of Spatial Variation of Risks in Small Popula-
  tions.
  PB92-188903/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WOOSLEY, L. H.
  Application  of  Dye-Tracing  Techniques for Determining
  Solute-Transport Characteristics of Ground  Water in Karst
  Terranes.
  PB92-231356/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
WYANT, J. G.
  Alaska North Slope Oil-Field Restoration Research Strate-
   B92-151653/REB
                                92-01  PC A04/MF A01
YANKASKAS, J.
  Respiratory Syncytial  Virus  Infection of Human Primary
  Nasal and Bronchial Epithelial Cell Cultures and Bronchoal-
  veolar Macrophages.
  PB92-209352/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
YAP, D.
  Mercury Deposition and Sources for the Upper  Great Lakes

  PB92-120500/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
YATES, M. V.
  Model of Virus Transport in Unsaturated Soil.
  PB92-119957/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
YATES, S. R.
  Model of Virus Transport in Unsaturated Soil.
  PB92-119957/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
  RETC Code for Quantifying the Hydraulic Functions  of Un-
  saturated Soils. Documentation.
  PB92-119668/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
YEH, G. T.
  Optimal Adaptive Local Grid Refinement Approach to Mod-
  eling Contaminant Transport.
  PB92-217314/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
YEN, C. P. C.
  Fate of Commercial Disperse Dyes  in Sediments.
  PB92-101401/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
YIN, L. B.
  Comparison  of  SIMCA Pattern Recognition  and  Library
  Search  Identification of Hazardous Compounds from Mass
  Spectra.
  PB92-227362/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
YORK, R. G.
  Comparative  Subchronic Toxicity Studies of  Three Disin-
  fectants.
  PB92-164920/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
YOUNG, J.
  Regional Oxidant Model (ROM) User's Guide. Part  4: The
  ROM System User Tutorial (Processor  Network and Core
  Model).
  PB92-120872/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03

YOUNG, J. C.
  Assessing Toxicity of  Organic Chemicals to  Anaerobic
  Treatment Processes.
  PB92-217058/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
YOUNG, R. P.
  Measurement and Prediction of the Resistivity of Ash/Sor-
  bent Mixtures Produced by  Sulfur Oxide Control Processes.
  PB92-126812/REB             92-01  PC  A04/MF A01
 YOUNGOUIST, J.
   Lignocellulosic-Plastic Composites from Recycled Materials.
   PB92-126861/REB              92-01  PC  A03/MF A01
 YOUSTEN, A.  A.
   Fate of 'Bacillus sphaericus' 2362 Spores Following Inges-
   tion by Nontarget Invertebrates.
   PB92-129774/REB              92-01  PC  A03/MF A01
 YOUSUFF, S.
   Guidelines for Culturing the Japanese Medaka, 'Oryzias la-

   PB92-137496/REB              92-01   PC  A03/MF A01

 YU, Y. S.
   Reduction of Nitrobenzene by Four Sulfide Minerals: Kinet-
   ics  Products, and Solubility.
   PB92-153816/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 ZALESKI, J.
   Metabolism  of Benzo(a)Pyrene and Persistence of DNA Ad-
   ducts in the Brown Bullhead 'Ictalurus nebulosus'.
   PB92-189067/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
ZALIKOWSKI, J.
  Quality  Assurance Project Plan for the  National Pesticide
  Survey  of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 9 - Ni-
  trate and Nitrite.
  PB92-168574/REB              92-04   PC A05/MF A01

ZARATE, M. A.
  Oil and  Gas Field Emissions Survey.
  PB92-184977/REB              92-01   PC A14/MF A03

ZARBA, C. S.
  Technical Basis for  Establishing Sediment Quality Criteria
  for Nonionic Organic Chemicals Using Equilibrium Partition-
  ing. Annual Review.
  PB92-129642/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ZARTARIAN, V. G.
  Land-Surface Hydrology Parameterization with Subgrid Vari-
  ability for General Circulation Models.
  PB92-217447/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

ZEIGHAMI, E. A.
  DNA Adduct Formation by 12 Chemicals with Populations
  Potentially Suitable for Molecular Epidemiological Studies.
  PB92-227628/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01

ZEPP, R.  G.
  Hydroxyl Radical Formation in Aqueous Reactions (pH 3-8)
  of Iron(ll) with Hydrogen Peroxide: The Photo-Fenton Reac-
  tion.
  PB92-153824/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Sunlight-Induced Oxidation and Reduction of Organic Xeno-
  biotics in Water, 1992.
  PB92-150499/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ZHANG, W.
  Adsorption of Surfactants (Chapter 7).
  PB92-143809/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

ZIMMERMAN, D. J.
  Identification and Characterization of Missing or Unaccount-
  ed for Area Source Categories.
  PB92-139377/REB             92-01   PC A15/MF A03

ZIMMERMAN, L. J.
  Direct DNA Sequencing of PCR Products.
  PB92-150671/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01

ZIRKIN, B. R.
  Immature Rat Leydig Cells  are Intrinsically Less Sensitive
  Than Adult Leydig Cells to Ethane Dimethanesulfonate.
  PB92-232842/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

ZUCKER, R. M.
  Efficient Multiple-Exposure Analysis of the Toxicity of Cris-
  natol: A DNA Intercalator in  Phase 2 Clinical Trials.
  PB92-206283/REB              92-04 PC A03/MF A01
  In  vitro/In vivo Comparison of Yolk-Sac  Function and
  Embryo Development.
  PB92-150804/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Limitations of the Fluorescent Probe Viability Assay.
  P892-113166/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  New Action for Topoisomerase Inhibitors.
  PB92-110451/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Polyploidy Induction as a Consequence of Topoisomerase
   Inhibition. A Flow Cytometric Assessment.
   PB92-143866/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
   Utility  of  Light Scatter in  the  Morphological  Analysis  of
   Sperm.
   PB92-150754/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 ZUCKER, R. W.
   Reversibility of  Tributyltin-lnduced  Toxicity In  vitro as a
   Function of  Concentration and Duration of Exposure (C X
   T).
   PB92-164854/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01

 ZWEIDINGER, R. B.
   Apportionment of Residential  Indoor Aerosol, VOC, and Al-
   dehyde Species to Indoor and Outdoor Sources, and Their
   Source Strengths.
   PB92-227370/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
   Characterization of the Wintertime Boise, Idaho, Air Shed: A
   Comprehensive Field Study Report for the  U.S. EPA Office
   of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
   PB92-136803/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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CONTRACT/GRANT NUMBER
INDEX
  Entries in this index list reports produced as a result of research done under specific
  contract or grant numbers. Entries are sequenced by contract or grant number, corporate
  author, and NTIS order number.
SAMPLE ENTRY
       Contract or Grant Number

        Performing Organization

 NTIS Order Number/Media Code Price Codes
EPA-68-C8-OOO6

Oregon State Univ., Corvallis, OR.

PB90-120072/HSU    PC A09/MF A01
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                                          CONTRACT/GRANT   NUMBER   INDEX
                              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
AC08-88NV106I7
  EG and  G Energy Measurements,  Inc., Las Vegas, NV
  Remote Sensing Lab.
  DE91017051/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ACO5-840R21400
  Oak Ridge National Lab., TN.
  PB92-153352/REB
AFOSft-ISSA-89-0060
  Environmental Research Lab.-Duluth, MN
  PB92-136902/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
AI08-76DP00539
  Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab., Las Vegas, NV.
  DE92010386/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02
AI08-86NV10522
  Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab., Las Vegas NV
  DE92010386/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02
ARB-A6-202-33
  University of Southern  California,  Los  Angeles.  School of
  Medicine.
  PB92-217017/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
ATSDft-USO/ATU 300009-02
  National Research Council, Washington, DC. Subcommittee
  on Immunotoxicology.
  PB92-238351/REB             92-04  PC A10/MF A03
ATSDR-U50/ATU 300009-03
  National Research Council, Washington, DC. Subcommittee
  on Immunotoxicology.
  PB92-238351/REB             92-04  PC A10/MF A03
DCA-91RD-41-15-00-O2-008
  Southern Research Inst., Birmingham, AL.
  PB92-115211/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
  PB92-115229/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
DE-AC03-76SF00098
  Lawrence Berkeley Lab., CA.
  PB92-232206/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Lawrence Berkeley Lab.. CA. Applied Science Div.
  PB92-201128/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
DE-AC05-*4OR21400
  Environmental Research Lab., Narragansett, Rl.
  PB92-129675/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  ManTech Environmental Technology, Inc., Corvallis, OR.
  PB92-119015/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Oak Ridge National Lab., TN. Environmental Sciences Div.
  PB92-113216/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
OE-ACO6-76RLO-1830
  Washington Univ., Seattle. Dept. of Civil Engineering.
  PB92-217421/REB                     92-04  PC A03
DE-FG001-89FE61S
  National Research Council, Washington, DC.
  PB92-223221/REB             92-04  PC A22/MF A04
DE-f=G02-91ER61197
  Pennsylvania State Univ.,  State College Applied Research
  Lab.
  PB92-217314/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
DE-FG05-89ER60743
  National  Research Council, Washington, DC.  Water Sci-
  ence and Technology Board.
  PB92-224179/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
DE-FG786ER13586
  Idaho Univ., Moscow. Dept. of Bacteriology and Biochemis-

  PB92-180389/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
N-14-4M-0001-G113S
  Princeton Univ., NJ. Dept. of Civil Engineering.
  PB92-217447/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-A00818389
  Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State Univ.,  Blacksburg. Dept.
  of Mechanical Engineering.
  PB92-106921/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
EPA-CO-0048
  Science Applications International Corp., McLean, VA.
  PB92-115310/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA-CR-814067
  National  Research Council. Washington. DC. Water Sci-
  ence and Technology Board.
  PB92-22413B/REB             92-04  PC A14/MF A03
EPA-CX-816270-01-0
  South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Rapid City.
  PB92-203496/REB             92-04  PCA11/MFA03
EPA-OO-0141
  Acurex Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-195817/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-DW14934O13
  National Center for Ground Water Research, Houston, TX.
  PB92-150465/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Rice Univ.. Houston, TX.
  PB92-179019/REB
                              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  PB92-179100/REB
EPA-OW14934639
  Geological Survey, Menlo Park, CA. Water Resources Div.
  PB92-179134/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-G-O0014S6-90-2
  Northeast  Waste  Management  Officials  Association,
  Boston, MA.
  PB92-17B227/REB              92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA-R-81-4068-01
  Pennsylvania State Univ.. University Park. Dept. of Meteor-
  ology.
  PB92-153923/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R81-4169-03
  Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-180207/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-18322-01-0
  Pennsylvania State Univ., State College. Applied Research
  Lab.
  PB92-217314/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-81181-01-01
  Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, MA.
  PB92-174317/REB             92-01   PCA13/MFA03
EPA-R805515
  Massachusetts inst. of Tech., Cambridge. Dept. of Chemi-
  cal Engineering.
  PB92-121433/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-805552
  Massachusetts Inst. of Tech., Cambridge.
  PB92-121417/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Massachusetts Inst. of Tech., Cambridge. Dept. of Chemi-
  cal Engineering.
  PB92-121425/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-121441/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R805552-03
  Massachusetts Inst. of Tech., Cambridge. Dept. of Chemi-
  cal Engineering.
  PB92-121409/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-808774
  Massachusetts Inst. of Tech., Cambridge. Dept. of Chemi-
  cal Engineering.
  PB92-121409/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R808848
  Massachusetts Inst. of Tech., Cambridge. Dept. of Chemi-
  cal Engineering.
  PB92-121425/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-811806
  Arizona Univ., Tucson. Div. of Respiratory Sciences.
  PB92-227537/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R812281
  Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-121243/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-812547
  National Research Council, Washington, DC. Subcommittee
  on Pulmonary Toxicology.
  PB92-238328/REB             92-04   PC A09/MF A02
EPA-R-812588
  Indiana Univ. at Bloomington.
  PB92-206440/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-812638
  Georgia Univ., Athens. Dept. of Textiles, Merchandising and
  Interiors.
  PB92-206200/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-812774
  Ohio State Univ., Columbus. Dept. of Microbiology.
  PB92-206234/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF AOt
EPA-R-812808
  Dynamac Corp., Ada, OK.
  PB92-144005/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Keely (Joseph F.), Portland, OR.
  PB92-114461/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-812845
  Liverpool Univ. (England).
  PB92-209378/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
EPA-R-812961-01-0
  National  Research Council, Washington,  DC. Board on En-
  vironmental Studies and Toxicology.
  PB92-223254/REB             92-04   PC At1/MF A03
EPA-R813149
  Western Michigan Univ.,  Kalamazoo.
  PB92-110410/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-813355
  Southwest Research Inst., San Antonio, TX.
  PB92-158450/REB             92-01   PC A14/MF A03
EPA-R-813461
  Technology Applications, Inc.. Athens. GA.
  PB92-101377/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-813589
  University of South Florida, St. Petersburg. Dept. of Marine
  Science.
  PB92-195767/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-813799
  State Univ. of New York Coll. at Buffalo. Div. of Environ-
  mental Toxicology and Chemistry.
  PB92-189067/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-813840
  Kentucky Univ., Lexington.
  PB92-150739/REB
EPA-R-813844
  Wisconsin Univ.-Superior.
  PB92-227354/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-813953
  Drexel Univ., Philadelphia, PA. Geosynthetic Research Inst.
  PB92-217124/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                     92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-814068-01-0
  Pennsylvania State Univ., University Park. Dept. of Meteor-

  PB^2-166750/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-814363
  Illinois Univ. at Chicago.
  PB92-227362/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-fl-814402
  Arkansas Univ., Fayetteville. Dept. of Plant Pathology.
  PB92-195734/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-814487
  Cornell Univ., Ithaca, NY. Dept. of Soil, Crop, and Atmos-
  pheric Sciences.
  PB92-153329/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-814491
  Kentucky Univ., Lexington. Dept. of Chemical Engineering.
  PB92-153436/BEB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA-R-814512
  ROCOM, Montclair, NJ.
  PB92-143999/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-814530
  Oregon State Univ., Corvallis. Dept. of Entomology.
  PB92-113455/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA-R-814621
  Florida Univ., Gainesville. Dept. of Nuclear Engineering Sci-
  ences.
  PB92-105626/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Southern Research Inst, Birmingham, AL
  PB92-115211/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
                                                                                                                                          92-01   PC A04/MF A01
                                                                                                                                          92-01   PC A06/MF A02
  PB92-115229/REB
  PB92-115294/REB
EPA-R-814803
  Northern Kentucky Univ., Highland Heights. Dept. of Biolog-
  ical Sciences.
  PB92-188895/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-814823
  Stanford Univ., CA. Dept. of Civil Engineering
                                                                                                              PB92-113141/REB
                                                                                                                                          92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-814854
  National  Oceanic  and Atmospheric  Administration,  Re-
  search Triangle Park, NC. Atmospheric Sciences Modeling
  Div.
  PB92-124247/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-814895-01-1
  Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, MA.
  PB92-112895/REB             92-01  PCA17/MFA04
EPA-R814903
  University City Science Center, Philadelphia, PA.
  PB92-104348/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
  PB92-104355/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01
  PB92-104363/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
  PB92-104371/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-188739/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-188747/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-189695/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-189703/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-192137/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-192145/HEB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-192806/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01
  PB92-19638S/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
  PB92-196393/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-196401/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
  PB92-203595/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01
  PB92-217256/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
  PB92-217264/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
  PB92-217272/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
  PB92-217280/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-R-814946
  Princeton Univ., NJ. Dept. of Civil Engineering  and Oper-

                              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-815134
  Clemson Univ., SC. Dept. of Chemistry and Geology.
                                                                                                               atjons Research.
                                                                                                               PB92-20S640/REB
                                                                                                               PB92-206507/REB
                                                                                                             EPA-R-815138
                                                                                                               Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
                                                                                                                                           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                               PB92-125764/REB
                                                                                                             EPA-R-815147
                                                                                                               Tennessee Univ., Knoxville. Dept. of Chemistry.
                                                                                                                                           92-01   PC A99/MF E08
                                                                                                                                           92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  PB92-179746/REB
EPA-R-815152
  North Carolina Univ. at Chapel Hill. Dept. of Environmental
  Sciences and Engineering.
  PB92-132901 /REB             92-01   PCA06/MFA02
EPA-R-815156
  Maine Univ. at Orono. Dept. of Physics and Astronomy.
  PB92-189026/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                        CG-1
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                                                     CONTRACT/GRANT  NUMBER  INDEX
EPA-R-815165
  New Jersey Inst. of Tech., Newark.
                               92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-238476/REB
EPA-R-815169
  Research Triangle Inst.. Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-206614/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-815169-03
  Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-198258/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-815288
  University of Central Florida. Orlando. Dept. of Civil Engi-
  neering and Environmental Sciences.
  PB92-149269/REB             92-01  PC E99/MF A06
EPA-R-8153OO-01-0
  Idaho Univ., Moscow. Dept of Bacteriology and Biochemis-

  PB92-180389/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R81S41S
  Georgia Univ., Athens. Dept. of Textiles. Merchandising and
  Interiors.
  PB92-101401/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA-R-815495
  Southwest Texas State Univ.. San Marcos. Dept. of Chem-
  istry.
  PB92-136928/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA-R-815692
  Drexel Univ., Philadelphia, PA. Geosynthetic Research Inst.
  PB92-153758/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-217132/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-H-815721
  Stanford Univ., CA. Dept of Civil Engineering.
  PB92-166735/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-815754
  Oklahoma State Univ., Stillwater.
  PB92-100148/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03
EPA-R-815*20-01
  Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC. Office
  of Heatth and Environmental Assessment.
  PB92-198647/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-81S821
  Minnesota Technical Assistance Program, Minneapolis.
  PB92-198555/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-815955
  Louisville Univ., KY. Dept. of Biology.
  PB92-150531/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-816010-01
  North Dakota Univ., Grand Forks
  PB92-158484/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-A-816056
  Johns Hopkins  Univ., Baltimore,  MD. School  of Hygiene
  and Public Heatth.
  PB92-166321/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-816174
  National Research Council, Washington, DC.
  PB92-223221/REB             92-04  PC A22/MF A04
EPA-R-816185
  Institut Rudjer  Boskovic. Zagreb  (Yugoslavia). Center for
  Marine Research.
  PB92-189034/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  Kentucky Univ., Lexington. Graduate Center for Toxicology.
  PB92-189083/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-816201-02
  Purdue Univ., Lafayette, IN. Ray W  Herrick Labs.
  PB92-195973/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-ft-816230
  Minnesota Univ.. Minneapolis. St. Anthony Falls Hydraulic
  Lab.
  PB92-121391/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-fl-816776
  Stanford Univ., CA. Dept. of Civil Engineering.
  PB92-179738/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-816875
  State Univ of New York at Stony Brook Marine Sciences
  Research Center.
  PB92-143809/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-B-817013
  Princeton Unn/.. NJ. Center for Energy and Environmental
  Studies
  PB92-192194/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Princeton Univ., NJ Center for Environmental Studies.
  PB92-124148/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-fl-817087
  INFORM, Inc., New York.
  PB92-206242/REB
EPA-fl-817495-01-0
  Nevada Univ.. Las Vegas. Environmental Research Center.
  PB92-158591/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-fl-817643
  North Carolina Univ. at Chapel Hill.
  PB92-233014/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-817774
  New Mexico Engineering Research Inst., Albuquerque.
  PB92-206515/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-fl-818413
  Southern Research Inst, Birmingham  AL
  PB92-206580/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
92-04   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-R-818565
  Drexel Univ., Philadelphia, PA. Geosynthetic Research Inst.
  PB92-153451/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-R-818955
  Vermont Univ., Burlington. Coll. of Engineering and Mathe-
  matics.
  PB92-206564/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-206572/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-S802037
  Woods Hole Oceanography Institution, MA.
  PB92-174408/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
EPA-T007287-01
  Kansas Univ., Kansas City.
  PB92-164722/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA-T-901362
  American Water Works Association Research Foundation,
  Denver, CO.
  PB92-164755/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
EPA-T-901776-02-0
  Duxbury (Dana) and Associates, Andover, MA.
  PB92-169390/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
EPA-X00329S-01
  Environmental Protection  Agency, Annapolis,  MD. Chesa-
  peake Bay Program.
  PB92-217801/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-X-03351-01-0
  Environmental Protection Agency, Annapolis,  MD. Chesa-
  peake Bay Program.
  PB92-217801/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-X-812723-01-0
  National  Research Council. Washington, DC. Board on En-
  vironmental Studies and Toxicology.
  PB92-223171/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA-X-813619-03-0
  National  Research  Council, Washington, DC. Water  Sci-
  ence and Technology Board.
  PB92-224179/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
EPA-X00346502-0
  Virginia Inst. of Marine Science, Gloucester Point.
  PB92-145366/REB                     92-01  PC A13
EPA-68-01-0008
  International  Fuel Cells Corp., South Windsor, CT.
  PB92-121235/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-150614/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-01-3169
  National Research Council, Washington. DC.
  PB92-223122/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA-68-01-3962
  National Research Council, Washington, DC.
  PB92-223288/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A03

EPA-68-01-6371
  National Research Council, Washington, DC.
  PB92-223130/REB             92-04  PC A21/MF A04

EPA-68-01-7075
  Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-183201/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA-68-01-7176
  Computer Sciences Corp.. Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-106786/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03

  PB92-108794/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03
EPA-68-01-7325
  General Sciences Corp., Laurel, MD.
  PB92-140789/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA-68-01-7365
  Computer Sciences Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-120872/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  PB92-145382/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  Computer Sciences Corp.. Research Tnangle Park. NC Ap-
  plied Technology Div.
  PB92-190263/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01

  National  Oceanic and  Atmospheric  Administration,  Re-
  search Triangle  Park, NC. Atmospheric Sciences Modeling
  Div.
  PB92-152966/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA-6S-01-7389
  ICF Technology. Inc.. Fairfax, VA.
  PB92-101435/REB             92-01  PC A14/MF A03
EPA-68-02-3114
  Bechtel Corp.. San Francisco. CA.
  PB92-179944/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-02-3365
  Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park.
  NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
  PB92-180868/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

EPA-68-02-3891
  Midwest Research Inst., Cary. NC.
  PB92-152834/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  PB92-152867/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03

EPA-68-02-39M
  Energy and Environmental Research Corp., Durham. NC.
  PB92-120450/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-02-4000
  Babcock and Wilcox Co., Barberton, OH.
  PB92-201136/REB             92-04  PC A10/MF A03
                                                                               EPA-68-02-4073
                                                                                National  Research  Council, Washington,  DC. Board on
                                                                                Toxicology and Environmental Health Hazards.
                                                                                PB92-223262/REB             92-04 PC A1S/MF A03

                                                                               EPA-68-02-4127
                                                                                Battelle, Columbus. OH.
                                                                                PB92-166701/REB
                                                                                                             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                                             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                PB92-198274/REB

                                                                               EPA-68-02-4201
                                                                                Acurex Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
                                                                                PB92-206598/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                                                                               EPA-68-02-4247
                                                                                Energy and Environmental Research Corp.. Durham, NC.
                                                                                PB92-120450/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                               EPA-68-02-4252
                                                                                Midwest Research Inst, Kansas City, MO.
                                                                                                             92-01   PC A08/MF A02

                                                                                                             92-01   PC A12/MF A03
  PB92-136837/REB

  PB92-180157/REB

EPA-68-02-4277
  Environmental Hearth Research and Testing, Inc., Research
  Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-195809/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA-68-02-4284
  IT Corp., Cincinnati, OH.
                                                                                PB92-226448/REB
                                                                                                             92-04  PC A10/MF A03
                                                                                PEI Associates, Inc., Cincinnati, OH.
                                                                                AD-A242 110/5/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02

                                                                              EPA-68-02-4286
                                                                                Iowa State Univ., Ames. Engineering Research Inst.
                                                                                PB92-106913/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                              EPA-68-02-4294
                                                                                Chesson Consulting, Washington, DC.
                                                                                PB92-191113/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

                                                                              EPA-68-02-4378
                                                                                Radian Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
                                                                                PB92-137181/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

                                                                              EPA-68-02-4379
                                                                                Midwest Research Inst. Can/. NC.
                                                                                PB92-132828/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02

                                                                              EPA-68-02-4392
                                                                                Radian Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
                                                                                PB92-112176/REB             92-01   PC A18/MF ACM

                                                                              EPA-68-02-4400
                                                                                Pechan (E.H.) and Associates, Inc., Durham. NC.
                                                                                PB92-216910/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01

                                                                              EPA-68-02-4442
                                                                                Entropy  Environmentalists,  Inc., Research Triangle Park,
                                                                                NC.
                                                                                PB92-151554/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

                                                                                PB92-151620/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02

                                                                              EPA-68-02-4443
                                                                                Environmental Hearth Research and Testing, Inc., Research
                                                                                Triangle Park, NC.
                                                                                PB92-126887/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                              EPA-68-02-4444
                                                                                NSI Technology Services Corp., Research Triangle Park,

                                                                                                             92-01   PC A08/MF A02

                                                                              EPA-68-02-4450
                                                                                Duke  Univ. Medical Center, Durham,  NC. Div. of Allergy,
                                                                                Critical Care, and Respiratory Medicine.
                                                                                PB92-227420/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                Hearth and Welfare Canada, Ottawa (Ontario). Health Pro-
                                                                                tection Branch.
                                                                                PB92-232867/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                Health Effects Research Lab.. Research Triangle Park, NC.
                                                                                Developmental Toxicology Div.
                                                                                PB92-150804/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                Johns Hopkins Univ., Baltimore. MD. School of Hygiene
                                                                                and Public Health.
                                                                                PB92-166321/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                                                                                ManTech Environmental Technology, Inc., Research Trian-
                                                                                gle Park, NC.
                                                                                PB92-120468/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  NC.
  PB92-125749/REB
  PB92-120476/REB

  PB92-124684/REB

  PB92-143866/REB

  PB92-143908/REB

  PB92-150754/REB

  PB92-164862/REB

  PB92-165000/REB

  PB92-188945/REB

  PB92-189059/REB

  PB92-206416/REB

  PB92-232826/REB
92-01   PC A03/MF A01

92-01   PC A03/MF A01

92-01   PC A03/MF A01

92-01   PC A03/MF A01

92-01   PC A03/MF A01

92-01   PC A02/MF A01

92-01   PC A03/MF A01

92-01   PC A03/MF A01

92-01   PC A02/MF A01

92-04   PC A02/MF A01

92-04   PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                 National Toxicology Program. Research Triangle Park. NC
                                                                                 PB92-195825/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

                                                                                 New York Univ. Medical Center, Tuxedo Park. Inst. of Envi-
                                                                                 ronmental Medicine.
                                                                                 PB92-124650/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CG-2
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                                                      CONTRACT/GRANT NUMBER  INDEX
  North Carolina State Univ. at Raleigh. Dept  of Zooloov
  PB92-179068/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Northrop Services, Inc., Research Triangle Park  NC
  PB92-124676/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  NSI, Inc., Research Triangle Park  NC
  PB92-233006/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
  NSI Technology Services  Corp.,  Research Triangle  Park,
  NC.
  PB92-124601/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  PB92-164854/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
  PB92-179779/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  PB92-1797B7/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  PB92-227545/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Paris-11 Univ., Chatenay-Malabry (France).  Lab. de Toxico-
  PB92-232859/REB
EPA-68-02-4456
  Environmental Health Research
  Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-110493/REB
  PB92-113315/REB
  PB92-120484/REB
  PB92-124627/REB
  PB92-126887/RE8
  PB92-150762/REB
  PB92-188952/REB
  PB92-227438/REB
  Kentucky Univ., Lexington.
  PB92-1S0739/REB
  National Cancer Inst.. Bethesda,
  92-04  PC A02/MF A01

and Testing, Inc., Research
  92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  92-01  PC A01/MF A01
  92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  92-01  PC A02/MF A01
, MD. Div. of Cancer Etiolo-
  92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  PB92-206358/REB
EPA-68-02-4462
  Entropy Environmentalists, Inc., Research Triangle Park
  NC.
  PB92-151638/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF A06
EPA-68-02-4465
  Alliance Technologies Corp., Lowell, MA.
  PB92-132836/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA-68-02-4466
  International Technology Corp., Durham, NC.
  PB92-171917/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA-68-02-4548
  Batlelle, Columbus, OH.
  PB92-152958/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
  Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Foerderung der Angewandten
  Forschung e.V., Garmisch-Partenkirchen  (Germany, F.R.).
  Inst. fuer Atmosphaerische Umweltforschung.
  P892-158492/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-68-02-4550
  Entropy Environmentalists, Inc., Research Triangle Park,
  NC.
  PB92-101336/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
  Research Triangle Inst, Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-114172/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  PB92-114180/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  PB92-188812/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Research  Triangle  Inst..  Research  Triangle  Park,  NC.
  Center for Environmental Measurements and Quality Assur-
  ance.
  PB92-192178/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-02-4701
  Acurex Corp, Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-121383/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-124270/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-68-03-0033
  Foster Wheeler Envtresponse, Inc.. Edison, NJ.
  PB92-114537/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
EPA-68-03-0355
  AScI Corp.. Athens, GA.
  PB92-164490/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA-68-03-3131
  Umno-Tech, Inc., Ann Arbor, Ml.
  PB92-231570/REB                     92-04   PC AOS
EPA-68-03-3236
  Science Applications International Corp., Narragansett, Rl.
  PB92-108059/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-03-3249
  Lockheed  Engineering and Sciences Co., Inc.,  Las Vegas,
  NV.
  PB92-170190/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
  Lockheed  Engineering and Sciences Co., Inc.,  Las Vegas,
  NV. Environmental Programs Office.
  PB92-188713/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA-68-03-3253
  Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-146166/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF AOS
EPA-68-0 3-3255
  Foster Wheeler Enviresponse. Inc., Edison, NJ.
  PB92-191170/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Foster Wheeler Enviresponse, Inc., Livingston, NJ.
  PB92-188838/HEB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-68-03-3266
  HDR Engineerino, Inc., Irvine, CA.
  PB92-141290/REB             92-01   PC A15/MF AOS
EPA-68-03-3293
  Little (Arthur D.),  Inc., Cambridge, MA.
  PB92-143494/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  PB92-206895/REB             92-04   PC A05/MF A01
EPA-68-03-3312
  Keely (Joseph F.), Portland  OR.
  PB92-114461/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-03-3346
  Dayton Univ., OH. Research Inst.
  PS92-136852/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  IT Environmental Programs, Inc., Cincinnati OH
  PB92-227453/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA-6 8-03-3365
  Energy and Environmental Research Corp. Irvine  CA
  PB92-125418/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA-68-03-3389
  APS-Materials, Inc., Dayton, OH.
  PB92-179886/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  IT Environmental Programs, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
  PB92-125756/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA-68-03-3409
  Camp, Dresser and McKee, Inc., Cambridge, MA
  PB92-114552/REB             92-01   PC A16/MF AOS
  PB92-124239/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-161199/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
  PB92-226430/REB             92-04   PC A05/MF A01
  COM Federal Programs Corp., Fairfax, VA.
  PB92-139476/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  Vista Research, Inc.. Mountain View, CA.
  PB92-114966/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
                                                         92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
                                                         92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  PB9Z-114974/REB
  PB92-207687/REB
EPA-68-03-3413
  PEI Associates, Inc., Cincinnati, OH.
  PB92-109081/HEB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA-66-03-3417
  Dynamac Corp., Rockville, MD.
  PB92-189315/REB             92-01  PCA10/MFA03
EPA-68-03-3439
  ManTech  Environmental Technology International,  Inc.,
  Corvallis, OR.
  PB92-217397/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA-68-0 3-3485
  Science Applications International Corp., McLean, VA.
  PB92-11S310/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF AOS
  PB92-115328/REB             92-01  PC A17/MF A04
  PB92-115336/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF AOS
  Science Applications International Corp., Paramus, NJ.
  PB91-227983/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
                                                         92-01  PC A06/MF A02
                                                         92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  PB92-110048/REB
  PB92-115245/REB
EPA-68-0 3-3490
  PEER Consultants, Inc., Dayton, OH.
  PB92-137512/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
EPA-68-03-3513
  AQUA TERRA Consultants, Mountain View, CA.
  PB92-109115/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA-68-03-3526
  Pathology Associates, Inc., West Chester, OH.
  PB92-232990/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-03-3529
  Science Applications International Corp., Narragansett, Rl.
  PB92-108026/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-108059/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-0 3-3534
  Battelle, Arlington, VA.
  PB92-231489/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA-68-03-3551
  AScI Corp., Athens, GA.
  PB92-206226/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-03 3638
  JT and A, Inc., Washington, DC.
  PB92-231828/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF AOS
EPA-68-03-4006
  IT Environmental Programs, Inc., Cincinnati, OH.
  PB92-113208/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-68-03-4008
  Hazleton Labs. America, Inc., Rockville, MD.
  PB92-164912/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-03-4140
  Dynamac Corp., Rockvifle, MD.
  PB92-166834/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
  PB92-239524/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA-68-03-6304
  Williams  (Philip) and Associates, San Francisco, CA.
  PB92-188879/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-08-0014
  Radian Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-110022/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF AOS
                                EPA-68-C8-0006

EPA-68-09-0131
  Acurex Environmental Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-217371/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA-68-CO-0001
  Technology Applications, Inc., Cincinnati, OH.
  PB92-114487/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA-68-CO-0003
  Battelle, Columbus, OH.
  PB92-213206/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
  PB92-232214/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA-68-CO-0021
  ManTech Environmental Technology. Inc., Corvallis, OR.
  PB92-113463/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF AOS
  PB92-137975/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03
EPA-68-CO-0027
  Pacific Environmental Services, Inc., Herndon, VA.
  PB92-197086/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
  PB92-197094/REB             92-04  PC A16/MF A03
EPA-68-CO-0047
  PRC Environmental Management, Inc., Chicago, IL.
  PB92-119023/REB             92-01  PCA04/MFA01
  PB92-213214/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
  PRC Environmental Management, Inc., Cincinnati, OH.
  PB92-217462/REB             92-04  PCA11/MFA03
  Versar, Inc., Springfield, VA.
  PB92-139401/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-68-CO-0046
  Science Applications International Corp., Cincinnati, OH.
  PB92-222215/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
  PB92-222223/REB             92-04  PC A15/MF A03
  Science Applications International Corp., San Diego, CA.
  PB92-216035/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02
                              92-04   PC A1S/MF A03
                              92-04   PC A04/MF A01
  PB92-216043/REB
  PB92-218791/REB
EPA-S8-CO-0049
  Lockheed Engineering and Sciences Co., Inc., Las Vegas,
                              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                                                                                   NV.
                                                                                   PB92-192186/REB
  Lockheed Engineering and Sciences Co., Inc., Las Vegas,
  NV. Environmental Programs Office.
  PB92-146158/REB             92-01   PCA13/MFA03
EPA-68-CO-0050
  Lockheed Engineering and Sciences Co., Inc., Las Vegas,
  NV. Environmental Programs Office.
  PB92-169358/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA-68-CO-0051
  American Scientific International, Inc., McLean, VA.
  PB92-108018/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-CO-0094
  Energy and Environmental Research Corp., Irvine, CA.
  PB92-150432/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-68-C1-0005
  Science Applications International Corp., Narragansett, Rl.
  PB92-108026/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-108034/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-68-C1-0024
  Technology Applications, Inc., Athens, GA.
  PB92-153816/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-68-C8-001
  Pacific Environmental Services, Inc., Durham, NC.
  PB92-135904/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA-68-C8-0006
  ManTech Environmental Technology, Inc., Corvallis, OR.
                                                                                   PB92-103449/REB
                                                                                   PB92-105659/REB
                                                                                   PB92-113000/REB
                                                                                   PB92-113463/REB
                                                                                   PB92-116045/REB
                                                                                   PB92-122761/REB
                                                                                   PB92-136811/REB
                                                                                   PB92-137975/REB
                                                                                   PB92-153022/REB
                                                                                   PB92-180249/REB
                                                                                   PB92-180256/REB
                                                                                   PB92-184985/REB
                                                                                   PB92-188754/REB
                                                                                   PB92-217488/REB
                                                                                   PB92-232883/REB
                                                                                   PB92-232891/REB
                                                                                   PB92-232917/REB
                              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
                              92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
                              92-01   PC A09/MF A03
                              92-01   PC A13/MF A03
                              92-01   PC A06/MF AOZ
                              92-01   PCA11/MFA03
                              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
                              92-01   PCA11/MFA03
                              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
                              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
                              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
                              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
                              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                   ManTech Environmental Technology, Inc., Research Trian-
                                                                                   gle Park, NC.
                                                                                   PB92-178987/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                   ManTech  Environmental Technology  International, Inc.,
                                                                                   Corvallis, OR.
                                                                                   PB92-217397/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
                                                                                                                                                         CG-3
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                                                    CONTRACT/GRANT NUMBER  INDEX
  NSI Technology Services Corp., Corvallis, OR.
  PB92-144070/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  NSI Technology Sen/ices Corp., Corvallis, OR. Environmen-
  tal Research Lab.
  PB92-113224/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Queen's Univ., Kingston (Ontario). Paleoecologicai Environ-
  mental Assessment and Research Lab.
  PB92-180371/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-C8-0010
  ECOS, Inc., Landover, MD.
  PB92-112101/REB            92-01   PC A10/MF A03
EPA-6B-C8-0025
  ManTech Environmental Technology. Inc., Ada, OK.
  PB92-110436/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  PB92-113190/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA-68-C8-0036
  Eastern Research Group, Inc., Arlington, MA.
  PB92-114529/REB            92-01   PC A05/MF A02

  Environmental  Protection Agency, Washington, DC. Office
  of Health and Environmental Assessment.
  PB92-166826/REB            92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA-68-C8-0052
  JT and A, Inc.,  Washington. DC.
  PB92-231810/REB            92-04   PC A11/MF A03
EPA-68-C8-0061
  Science Applications International Corp., Cincinnati. OH.
  PB92-105402/REB            92-01   PC A06/MF A02

  PB92-10906S/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-109073/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

  PB92-119940/REB            92-01  PC AIO/MF A03

  PB92-170570/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-170588/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-68-C8-0062
  Science Applications International Corp., Qncinnati, OH.
  PB92-137470/REB            92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  PB92-224088/REB            92-04   PC A02/MF A01

  PB92-226436/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

  PB92-239581/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-239599/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  Science Applications International Corp., Falls Church, VA.
  PB92-109099/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  Science Applications International Corp., Fort Washington,
  PA.
  PB92-216944/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  Science Applications International Corp., Paramus, NJ.
  PB91-220376/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  Science Applications International Corp., San Diego, CA.
  	             92-04  PC AOS/MF A03
                              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
  PB92-222041/REB

  PB92-222207/HEB
EPA-M-C8-0062
  Pathology Associates, Inc.. West Chester, OH.
  PB92-232990/RCB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA-M-C9-0019
  Viar and Co., Alexandria, VA. Environmental Services Drv.
  PB92-190289/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF EOS
EPA-68-C9-0031
  Cincinnati Univ., OH.
  PB92-121334/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-C9-OO33
  Alabama Univ. in Birmingham. Dept of Civil Engineering.
  PB92-1S8559/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  PB92-217074/REB
                              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
  Foster Wheeler Enwesponse. Inc., Edison. NJ.
  PB92-150416/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  PB92-169382/REB

  PB92-173780/REB

  PB92-227388/REB

  PB92-232222/REB
EPA-M-C*-0036
  IT Corp.. SharonviHe. OH.
  PB92-231307/REB
                              92-04   PC A06/MF A02

                              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

                              92-04   PC A03/MF A01

                              92-04   PC A07/MF A02



                              92-04   PC A05/MF A01
  IT Environmental Programs, Inc., Qncinnati, OH.
  PB92-216936/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02

  PB92-227339/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-C9-0037
  Little (Arthur D.), Inc., Cambridge, MA.
  PB92-10S691/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-15391S/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  PB92-164797/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02

  PB92-227396/REB             92-O4   PC A03/MF AOt
EPA-6S-C9-0038
  Acurex Corp., Jefferson, AR.
  PB92-105857/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  PB92-110568/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
  PB92-179645/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01

  Acurex Corp., Jefferson, AR. Incineration Research Facility.
  PB92-178953/REB             92-01   PC A09/MF A03
                                                        Acurex Corp., Mountain View, CA. Environmental Systems
                                                        Div.
                                                        PB92-166966/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03
                                                        PB92-239540/REB
                                                                                    92-04  PC A06/MF A02
                                                        Kennesaw State Coll., Marietta, GA.
                                                        PB92-179043/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                      EPA-68C-00049
                                                        Lockheed  Engineering and Sciences Co., Inc., Las Vegas,
                                                                                    92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                                                    92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
  NV.
  PB92-124734/REB
EPA-68-CO-0003
  Battelle Columbus Div.. OH.
  PB92-153444/REB

  Battelle, Columbus, OH.
  PB92-126804/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA-68-CO-006
  Nevada Univ., Las Vegas. Environmental Research Center.
  PB92-146208/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02
EPA-68-CO-0013
  Equity Associates, Inc., Knoxville, TN.
  PB92-201110/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA-68-CO-0016
  IT Environmental Programs, Inc., Qncinnati, OH.
  PB92-158476/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-CO-0027
  Entropy Environmentalists, Inc., Research Triangle Park,
  NC.
  PB92-151554/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  PB92-151562/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  PB92-151570/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  PB92-15158B/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03

  PB92-151596/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-151604/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  PB92-151612/REB             92-01  PC A16/MF A03

  PB92-151620/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02

  PB92-151638/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF A06
EPA-68-CO-0047
  PRC Environmental Management, Inc., Houston, TX.
  PB92-205855/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA-68-CO-0048
  Science Applications International Corp., McLean, VA.
  PB92-115328/REB             92-01  PC A17/MF A04

  PB92-115336/HEB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03

  Science Applications International Corp., Paramus, NJ.
  PB92-115245/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA-68-CO-0049
  Lockheed Engineering and Sciences Co., Inc., Las Vegas.

  PB92-13994B/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  PB92-155431/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-170190/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02

  Lockheed Engineering and Sciences Co., Inc., Las Vegas,
  NV. Environmental Programs Office.
  PB92-188713/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
                                                        PB92-188721/REB
                                                                                    92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                    92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  PB92-227321/REB
                              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Nevada Univ., Las Vegas. Environmental Research Center.
  PB92-146208/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02
EPA-68-CO-OOSO
  Lockheed Engineering and Sciences Co., Inc., Las Vegas,
  NV.
  PB92-115237/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-6S-CO-0062
  ECOS, Inc., Landover. MD.
  PB92-112101/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
EPA-68-CO-006B
  Metcalf and Eddy. Inc., Wakefield, MA.
  PB92-114495/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA-68-CO-0094
  Energy and Environmental Research Corp., Irvine, CA.
  PB92-126952/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA-«8-DO-0007
  Battelle, Columbus, OH.
  PB92-164979/REB
EPA-68-OO-0097
  Oklahoma Christian Univ.  of Science and Arts, Oklahoma
  City.
  PB92-218338/REB             92-04  PC AM/MF A01
EPA-68-00-0106
  NSI Technology Services Corp., Research  Triangle Park,
  NC.
  PB92-206424/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-68-DO-0110
  North Carolina Univ. at Chapel Hill.
  PB92-2093S2/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA-68-DO-0120
  Pechan (E.H.) and Associates, Inc., Durham.  NC.
  PB92-16692S/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-6B-OO-0121
  Alliance Technologies Corp.. Chapel Hill, NC.
  PB92-190230/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02

  PB92-227677/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
                                                      EPA-68-DO-0124
                                                        Systems Applications International, San Rafael, CA.
                                                        PB92-213222/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

                                                        PB92-213230/REB
                                                      EPA-68-DO-0125
                                                        Radian Corp., Austin, TX.
                                                        PB92-101344/REB

                                                        PB92-212976/REB
                                                                                                                                         92-04  PC A04/MF A01
                              92-01   PC A10/MF A03

                              92-04   PC A12/MF A03
EPA-68-DO-0137
  Midwest Research Inst., Gary, NC.
  PB92-145408/REB             92-01   PC AO4/MF A01

EPA-68-DO-0140
  Radian Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-206606/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

EPA-68-DO-0141
  Acurex Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-121276/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-1S3808/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-206499/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-206622/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

  Acurex Environmental Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-195908/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                             PB92-198241/REB
                                                                                                                                         92-04  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                                                           EPA-68-DO-0165
                                                                                                             Hampshire Research Associates. Alexandria, VA.
                                                                                                             PB92-224278/REB             92-04  PC A24/MF A04

                                                                                                           EPA-68-D1-0008
                                                                                                             International Fuel Cells Corp., South Windsor, CT.
                                                                                                             PB92-137520/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

                                                                                                           EPA-68-D1-0009
                                                                                                             Entropy  Environmentalists, Inc., Research  Triangle Park,
                                                                                                             NC.
                                                                                                             PB92-192889/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03

                                                                                                           EPA-68-D1-0010
                                                                                                             Radian Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
                                                                                                             PB92-178979/REB

                                                                                                           EPA-68-D1-0031
                                                                                                             Radian Corp., Austin, TX.
                                                                                                             PB92-143676/REB

                                                                                                             PB92-171925/REB
                                                                                                                                         92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
  Radian Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-164813/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-184977/REB             92-01  PCA14/MFA03

EPA-«8-D1-0111
  ManTech Environmental Technology, Inc.. Research Trian-

                              92-04  PC A08/MF A02
                                                                                                             gle Park, NC.
                                                                                                             PB92-220656/REB
EPA-68-D1-0115
  Midwest Research Inst., Cary, NC.
  PB92-145408/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01

  PB92-158260/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02

EPA-68-D1-0117
  Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park,
  NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
  PB92-218429/REB             92-04   PC A16/MF A03
                                                                                                             Radian Corp., Austin, TX.
                                                                                                             PB92-212976/REB
                                                                                                                                         92-04  PC A12/MF A03
EPA-68-01-0146
  EMCON Associates. San Jose, CA.
  PB92-203116/REB             92-04   PC A09/MF A02

EPA-68-O8-0001
  Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-217298/REB             92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
  PB92-219823/REB
                              92-04   PC A06/MF A02
EPA-68-D8-0014
  Radian Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-110030/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA-68-D8-0017
  University of Southern  California, Los Angeles. School of
  Medicine.
  PB92-217017/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

EPA-68-D8-0065
  Radian Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-111830/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  PB92-111905/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03

  PB92-111913/REB             92-01  PC A21/MF A04

EPA-68-D8-O085
  PTI Environmental Services. Bellevue, WA.
                                                                                                             PB92-104504/REB

                                                                                                             PB92-104512/REB

                                                                                                             PB92-132778/REB

                                                                                                             PB92-132786/REB

                                                                                                             PB92-132794/REB

                                                                                                             PB92-166891/REB

                                                                                                             PB92-166917/REB
                              92-01   PC A06/MF A02

                              92-01   PC A07/MF A02

                              92-01   PC AOS/MF A02

                              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

                              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

                              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

                              92-01   PC A08/MF A02
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                                                     CONTRACT/GRANT  NUMBER  INDEX
 EPA-68-D8-0112
  Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc., Pasadena, CA.
  PB91-227967/RES             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  PB91-228817/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  PB92-100080/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

  PB92-129121/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  PB92-129139/RE8             92-01  PC AO4/MF A01
  Pace Labs., Inc., Minneapolis, MM.
  PB92-232305/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF AOZ
 EPA-68-D9-0054
  Radian Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-1013S1/HEB        "    92-01  PC A13/MF A03
  PB92-152875/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  PB92-195940/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA-68-D9-0065
  Radian Corp., Austin, TX.
  PB92-143700/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF A06
 EPA-68-D9-O073
  Cambridge SystematJcs, Inc., MA.
  PB92-173566/REB             92-01  PC A19/MF AM
 EPA-68-09-0093
  Kilkelly Environmental Associates,  Inc., Raleigh  NC
  PB92-114479/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
 EPA-6«-W-0094
  Versar, Inc., Columbia. MD.
  PB92-102656/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 EPA-88-O9-0135
  Vtar and Co., Alexandria, VA. Environmental Services Div
  PB92-145564/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
  PB92-145572/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02

  PB92-145580/REB            92-01  PC A08/MF A02

  PB92-145598/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02

  PB92-169564/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
 EPA-M-D9-01U
  Pechan (E.H.) and Associates, Inc., Durham, NC.
  PB92-128846/HEB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA-6B-O9-01M
  Hampshire Research Associates, Alexandria, VA.
  PB92-224278/REB             92-04  PC A24/MF A04
 EPA-68-O9-0173
  Alliance Technologies Corp., Chapel Hill, NC.
  PB92-115203/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-139369/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
  PB92-139377/REB             92-01   PC A1S/MF A03

  PB92-139435/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-150440/HEB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-180017/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
  Alliance Technologies Corp., Lowell, MA.
  PB92-126796/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
  PB92-139427/REB
                              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Computer Sciences Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-108786/REB             92-01   PC A15/MF A03

  PB92-108794/REB             92-01   PC A1S/MF A03

  Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC. Office
  of Health and Environmental Assessment
  PB92-239516/REB             92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA-6S-O00101
  Versar, Inc., Springfield, VA.
  PB92-205665/REB             92-O4   PC A17/MF A04
EPA-8C-D-00124
  Pacific Environmental Services, Inc.. Durham, NC.
  PB92-14S3S8/REB             92-01   PCAtl/MFAOS
  Systems Applications International. San Rafael, CA.
  PB92-226232/REB             92-04   PC A19/MF A04
EPA-M-D00125
  Radian Corp., Research Triangle Park. NC.
  PB92-112150/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01

  PB92-118017/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA-6SDM66
  Systems Applications International, San Rafael, CA.
  PB92-226232/REB             92-04   PC A19/MF A04
EPA-68-D10009
  Deeco, Inc., Gary, NC.
  PB92-113026/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
EPA-6SD10111
  Research and Evaluation Associates, Inc., Chapel Hill, NC.
  PB92-191097/REB             92-01   PC A15/MF A03
EPA-6BD10117
  Radian Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-224435/REB            92-04  PCA12/MFA03
EPA-68-D-80016
  National  Oceanic and  Atmospheric Administration,  Re-
  search Triangle Park, NC. Atmospheric Sciences Modeling
  Div.
  PB92-121144/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-D8O079
  National  Research Council, Washington, DC. Board on En-
  vironmental Studies and Toxicology.
  PB92-223189/REB            92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA-6«D90054
  Radian Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-108778/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04
EPA-68D90170
  Cohen (S.) and Associates, Inc., McLean, VA
  PB92-196054/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
  ICF, Inc., Fairfax, VA.
  PB92-120914/REB
  PB92-206150/REB
EPA-68-DO-0007
  Battelle, Columbus, OH.
  PB92-166941/REB
EPA-68-DO-O093
  Versar, Inc., Columbia, MD.
  PB92-102656/REB
EPA-68-DO-0097
                               92-01  PC A10/MF A03
                               92-04  PC A12/MF A03
                              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  Cohen (S.) and Associates, Inc.. McLean, VA.
  PB92-115351/REB             92-01   PC A18/MF A04
                              92-01   PC A19/MF A04

                              92-01   PC A20/MF A04
                              92-01   PC A13/MF A03
  PB92-115369/REB

  PB92-115377/REB
  PB92-115385/REB
EPA-68-DO-0106
  ManTech Environmental Technology, Inc., Research Trian-
  gle Park, NC.
  PB92-118447/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

  PB92-166651/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  NSI Technology Services Corp., Research Triangle  Park,
  NC.
  PB92-125749/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF AOZ
EPA-68-DO-0124
  Environmental Quality Management, Inc., Durham, NC.
  PB92-171909/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-68-DO-012S
  Radian Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-105527/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  PB92-126788/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF AOZ
  PB92-145390/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

  PB92-145556/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03
EPA-68-DO-0137
  Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab., Las Vegas, NV.
  PB92-218346/REB             92-04  PC A15/MF A03
  Midwest Research Inst, Gary, NC.
  PB92-190271/REB             92-01  PCA07/MFA02
  Midwest Research Inst., Kansas City, MO.
  PB92-180157/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03
EPA-68-DO-0141
  Acurex Corp., Research Triangle Park,  NC.
  PB92-150622/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01
  Acurex Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC. Environmental
  Systems Div.
  PB92-115286/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  Acurex Environmental Corp., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  PB92-216928/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  PB92-238468/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA-68-WO-O025
  Science Applications International Corp., Falls Church,  VA.
  PB92-124767/REB                    92-01  PC A99
  PB92-124775/REB                    92-01  PC A99
  PB92-124783/REB                    92-01  PC A99

  PB92-124791/REB                    92-01  PC A99

  PB92-124809/REB                    92-01  PC A99
EPA-68-WO-0039
  Booz-Allen and Hamilton, Inc., Bethesda, MD.
  PB92-131390/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA-68-WO-0043
  Computer Sciences Corp., Cincinnati, OH.
  PB92-152941/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                      RP2485-10

 EPA-68-W9-0041
  PRC Environmental Management, Inc., McLean, VA.
  PB92-128206/REB            92-01   PCA08/MFA02

  PB92-208206/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA-68-WO-O032
  Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle Park. NC.
  PB92-174739/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-174747/REB            92-01   PC A16/MF A03

  PB92-174754/REB            92-01   PC A07/MF AOZ

  PB92-183201/REB            92-04   PC A06/MF A02

 EPA-68-WO-0043
  Computer Sciences Corp., Annapolis, MD. Chesapeake Bay
  Liaison Office.
  PB92-222850/REB            92-04   PC A07/MF A02

  Pennsylvania  Dept. of Environmental Resources, Harris-
  burg. Bureau of Soil and Water Conservation.
  PB92-186469/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 EPA-86-C9-0036
  International Technology Corp., Knoxville, TN.
  PB92-126838/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 NA81AA-D-00069
  Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, MA.
  PB92-174317/REB            92-01  PC A13/MF A03

 NA-86-AA-D-SG090
  Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, MA.
  PB92-112895/REB             92-01  PCA17/MFA04

 NASA-NAGW-836
  Environmental Research Lab., Athens, QA.
  PB92-217181/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 NCI-P01-CA47-98204
  Health Effects Research Lab., Research Triangle Park. NC.
  Human Studies Div.
  PB92-217199/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 NICHD-P30-HD03110-22
  Health Effects Research Lab., Research Triangle Park, NC.
  Human Studies Div.
  PB92-217199/RE8             92-04  PCA03/MFA01

 NICHS-ES00260
  New York Univ. Medical Center,  NY. Inst. of Environmental
  Medicine.
  PB92-217207/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 NIH-ES-05508
  Johns Hopkins Univ.,  Baltimore, MD. Dept. of Population
  Dynamics.
  PB92-232842/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 NMFS-52ABNF-0-00071
  Washington Univ., Seattle.
  PB92-103456/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02

NOAA-NA90AA-H-CZ796
  Virginia Inst of Marine Science, Gloucester Point.
  PB92-145366/REB                    92-01  PC A13

NSF-BSR85-O6417
  Environmental Research Lab., Gulf Breeze, FL
  PB92-195783/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

NSF-OCE88-17172
  University of South Florida, St. Petersburg. Dept. of Marine
  Science.
  PB92-195767/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

NSF-OCE-8417321
  Environmental Research Lab., Athens, GA.
  PB92-217181/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

NSF-OCE-8515637
  Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
  PB92-217405/REB             92-04  PCA03/MFA01

NSF-OCE-8911125
  Corvallis Environmental Research Lab., OR.
  PB92-217405/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

PHS-ASU000001-06-S1
  National  Research Council, Washington, DC. Board  on
  Toxicology and Environmental Health Hazards.
  PB92-223262/REB             92-04  PC A15/MF A03

RP2485-10
  National Research Council,  Washington,  DC Water Sci-
  ence and Technology Board.
  PB92-224138/REB             92-04  PC A14/MF A03
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NTIS  ORDER/REPORT
NUMBER INDEX
  Entries in this index list the NTIS order number and the monitor agency
  numbers, each in its alphanumeric position. Please use the NTIS order
  number to order items available from NTIS to ensure faster service.
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            NTIS Order Number

                   Titte

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         Sponsoring Organization
            Report Numbera(s)

                   Titte

 NTIS Order Number/Media Code Price Codes
PB90-120072/HSU

Sensitivity of Ecological Landscapes and Regions to
Global Climatic Change
PB90-120072/HSU     PC A09/MF A01
EPA/600/3-89/073
Sensitivity of Ecological Landscapes and Regions to
Global Climatic Change
PB90-120072/HSU     PC A09/MF A01
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          NTIS  ORDER/REPORT  NUMBER  INDEX
92-04  PC A05/MF A01
92-04  PC A03/MF A01
92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 AD-A242 110/5/REB
  Degreaser System Pollution Prevention Evaluation
  AD-A242  110/5/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
 AD-A2S2 680/4/REB
  Experimental Design and Instrumentation for a Field Exoeri-
  ment.
  AD-A252 680/4/REB
 AD-POOe 465/9/REB
  Developing Sediments Quality Standards: Comprehensive
  Sediment Management in Puget Sound
  AD-P006 465/9/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 AD-P006 4S8/3/REB
  Toxicological Assessment of Hazardous Wastes
  AD-P006 468/3/REB           92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 AD-P006 832/0/REB
  Regional Efforts Through the LJC to Address Contaminated
  Bottom Sediment Problems in the Great Lakes
  AD-P006 832/0/REB           92-04   PC A02/MF A01
 AD-P006 908/8/REB
  Dealing with Toxic Polluted Sediments in the Great Lakes
  Basin.
  AD-P006 908/8/REB
 ADL-64320-10
  Improvement of PMN Review Procedures to  Estimate Pro-
  tective Clothing Performance. Executive Summary Report
  PB92-105691 /REB              92-01   PC A63/MF A01
 AFESC/ESL-TR-90-33
  Degreaser System Pollution Prevention Evaluation
  AD-A242 110/5/REB           92-01   PC A06/MF A02
 AP-42-SUPPL-D
  Compilation  of Air Pollutant Emission Factors. Volume 1.
  Stationary Point and Area Sources. Fourth Edition. Supple-
  ment D.
  PB92-126945/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02
 ATSDR/HS-92/12
  Benzene  Groundwater  Exposure  Study, Nesmith  South
  Carolina.
  PB92-123801/REB
 ATSDR/HS-92/13
  Child Lead Exposure Study, Leeds, Alabama.
  PB92-123793/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
 CBP/TRS-69/92
  Committed   Obligated   Expected   Expenditures   Plan
  (COEEP).
  PB92-1B6469/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 CBP/TRS-70/92
  Comprehensive List of Chesapeake Bay Basin Species
  PB92-222850/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02
CBP/TRS-71/92
  Chesapeake Bay Citizen Monitoring Program Report Con-
  estoga River (October 1986-June 1990).
  PB92-217801/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 CBP/TRS-72/92
  Chesapeake Bay Basin Comprehensive  List of Toxic Sub-
  stances.
  PB92-221373/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01
CERCLA-005/1091
  Compendium  of CERCLA  ARARs fact  sheets and direc-
  tives.
  DE92004878/REB              92-01   PC A12/MF A03
CERI-91-99
  RCRA Corrective Actions. Speaker Slide Copies.
  PB92-224815/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02
CH-91-57
  Identification and Characterization of Missing or Unaccount-
  ed for Area Source Categories.
  PB92-139377/REB              92-01   PC A15/MF A03
CONTRIB-694
  Use of Marsh Plants lor Toxicity Testing of Water and Sedi-
  ment.
  PB92-195882/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
CONTRIB-702
  Ovarian Mycosis in the Topsmelt 'Atherinops affinis'.
  PB92-129691/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01
CONTRIB-706
  Water Quality Model for a  River Receiving Paper Mill Er-
  fluents and Conventional Sewage.
  PB92-195643/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
CONTRIB-713
  Synthetic Substrata for Propagation and Testing of Soil and
  Sediment Organisms.
  PB92-195676/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
CONTRIB-714
  Performance Characterization of a Model Bioreactor for the
  Biodegradation of Trichloroethylene by 'Pseudomonas ce-
  pacia' G4.
  PB92-129717/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
CONTRIB-718
  Comparative Acute Sensitivity  of Larval Topsmelt. •Atherin-
  ops affinis', and Inland Silverside, 'Menidia beryllina', to 11
  Chemicals.
  PB92-195668/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
CONTRIB-721
  Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treatment
  Processes for the Remediation of Pentachlorophenol- and
  Creosote-Contaminated  Materials: Slurry-Phase Bioreme-
  diatton.
  PB92-129683/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
CONTRIB-722
  Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treatment
  Processes for the  Remediation of Pentachlorophenol- and
                                                        92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Creosote-Contaminated Materials: Solid-Phase Bioremedia-
  tion.
  PB92-129725/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CONTRIB-724
  Reproductive Ecology of the Inland Silverside 'Menidia ber-
  yllina', (Pisces: Atherinidae) from Blackwater Bay, Florida.
  PB92-195775/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
CONTRIB-728
  Biodegradation of Creosote and Pentachlorophenol in Con-
  taminated Groundwater. Chemical and Biological Assess-
  ment.
  PB92-129659/REB
CONTRIB-730
  Mutants of 'Pseudomonas cepacia' G4 Defective in Catabo-
  lism of Aromatic Compounds and Trichloroethylene.
  PB92-129741/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
CONTRIB-732
  Detoxification of Pentachlorophenol and Creosote Contami-
  nated Groundwater  by  Physical  Extraction: Chemical and
  Biological Assessment.
  PS92-129733/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
CT-160-04 A
  Evaluation of Alternative Samplers for Bioaerosols.  Phase
  1. Physical Sampling Efficiency.
  PB92-161918/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
CT-160-08
  Evaluation of Sampling Alternatives for Bioaerosols.  Phase
  2: Viable Microorganism Sampling Efficiency
  PB92-136183/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
DCN-91-203-099-26-1S
  NATICH Data Base  Report on  State,  Local and EPA Air
  Toxics Activities, September 1991
  PB92-143700/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF A06
DCN-91-203-099-37-06
  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
  of Selected Reports  and Federal Register Notices Related
  to Air Toxics. Volume 5. Citations, 1991.
  PB92-111830/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03
DCN-91-203-099-37-07
  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Ongoing Re-
  search and Regulatory Development Projects
  PB92-111905/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03
DCN-91 -203-099-37-08
  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
  of Selected Reports  and Federal Register Notices Related
  to Air Toxics. Index, 1991
  PB92-111913/REB             92-01  PC A21/MF A04
DE91017051/REB
  Aerial radiological survey  of Pocatello and Soda Springs,
  Idaho and surrounding area, June-July 1986.
  DE91017051/REB              92-01   PCA03/MFA01
DE92004878/REB
  Compendium  of CERCLA ARARs fact  sheets and direc-
  tives.
  DE92004878/REB              92-01   PCA12/MFA03
DE92010386/REB
  Offsite environmental monitoring report:  Radiation monitor-
  ing around United  States nuclear test areas. Calendar year
  1990.
  DE92010386/REB              92-04  PC A09/MF A02
DE92614732/REB
  Determination of alpha-emitting nuclides of plutonium, am-
  ericium  and curium in environmental materials: Pt. 1.  Sea
  water.
  DE92614732/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
OOE/OP/00539-063
  Offsite environmental monitoring report:  Radiation monitor-
  ing around United  States nuclear test areas. Calendar year
  1990.
  DE92010386/REB              92-04  PC A09/MF A02
ECAO-CIN-D003
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for  Beryllium.
  PB92-173301/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
ECAO-CIN-D007
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Hexachlorocyclopen-
  tadiene.
  PB92-173418/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
ECAO-CIN-D009
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Phthalic Acid Esters
  (PAES).
  PB92-173442/REB             92-01   PC A14/MF A03
ECAO-CIN-D010
  Drinking Water Criteria  Document for Polycyclic Aromatic
  Hydrocarbons (PAHs).
  PB92-173459/REB             92-01   PC A20/MF A04
ECAO-CIN-D012
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for  Trichlorobenzenes.
  PB92-173491/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
ECAO-CIN-242
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for  Hexachlorobenzene.
  PB92-173400/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
ECAO-CIN-423
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for  Endrin.
  PB92-173384/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
ECAO-CIN-442
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for  Cyanide.
  PB92-173319/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
ECAO-CIN-443
  Drinking  Water  Quantification of Toxicologic  Effects  for
  Nickel.
  PB92-173426/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
ECAO-R-0082-VOL-1
  Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen  Volume 1
  PB92-176361/REB             92-01  PC A20/MF A04
ECAO-R-0082-VOL-2
  Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 2.
  PB92-176379/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF A06
ECAO-R-0082-VOL-3
  Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 3
  PB92-176387/REB             92-01  PC A23/MF A04
ECAO-R-0314
  Indoor Air Assessment: A Review of Indoor Air Quality Risk
  Characterization Studies.
  PB92-109107/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
ECAO-R-0367
  Health Assessment Document for Talc.
  PB92-239524/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
ECAO-R-0397
  Reference Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazardous Air Pol-
  lutants Listed in the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990.
  PB92-239516/REB              92-04  PC A05/MF A01
ECAO-R-0516
  Indoor Air-Assessment: An Inventory of Indoor Air Quality
  Research in the United States:  1989-1990.
  PB92-114545/REB              92-01  PCA10/MFA03
EGG-10617-1148
  Aerial radiological survey of Pocatello and Soda Springs,
  Idaho and surrounding area, June-July 1986.
  DE91017051/REB              92-01  PCA03/MFA01
EPA/AA/CD/CPSB-92/01
  Effects of RVP on Emissions at 20F Ambient Temperature
  PB92-143684/REB              92-01  PCA03/MFA01
EPA/AA/CTAB-91/04
  Evaluation of a Kemira Oy Resistively Heated Catalyst on a
  Methanol-Fueled Vehicle.
  PB92-104397/REB              92-01  PCA03/MFA01
EPA/AA/CTAB-91/05
  Evaluation of a Schatz Heat Battery on  a Flexible-Fueled
  Vehicle.
  PB92-114255/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/AA/CTAB-91/06
  Evaluation of a Vehicle Equipped with a Direct Injection
  Engine Using Neat Methanol.
  PB92-11B009/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/AA/CTAB-92/01
  Evaluation of Research  Prototype Vehicles Equipped  with
  Direct Injection Two-Stroke Cycle Engines.
  PB92-143692/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/AA/TDG-92/03
  Evaluation of a Schatz Heat Battery on  a Flexible-Fueled
  Vehicle. Phase 2.
  PB92-204585/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/AA/TDG-92/05
  Natural  Gas Vehicle  Challenge: EPA Emissions and  Fuel
  Economy Testing, 1992.
  PB92-217926/REB              92-04  PCA04/MFA01
EPA/AA/TEB/EF-90/4
  Fuel Volatility Effects  on Exhaust Emissions.
  PB92-110014/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/AA/TEB-91/02
  Emissions and Fuel Economy Effects of the Platinum Ga-
  saver, a Retrofit Device.
  PB92-104421/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/AA/TEB-511/91/01
  Second EPA  Evaluation of the  Platinum Gasaver Device
  under Section 511 of the Motor Vehicle Information  and
  Cost Savings Act (Updated).
  PB92-104413/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/AA/TSS/IM-89/2
  I/M Network Type: Effects on  Emission Reductions, Cost,
  and Convenience. Technical Information Document.
  PB92-104447/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/AA/TSS/IM-90/1
  Integrating On-Board Diagnostic System Capabilities  into
  the Inspection and Repair Functions of I/M Programs.
  PB92-104454/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/AA/TSS/IM-90-3
  Recommended I/M Short Test  Procedures for the 1990's:
  Six Alternatives.
  PB92-104439/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
EPA/AA/TSS-91/1
  IM240  Transient I/M Dynamometer Driving Schedule and
  the Composite I/M Test Procedure
  PB92-104405/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/DF/CD-92/001
  Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) 1987-1989, (on CD-ROM).
  PB92-500024/REB              92-01   CD-ROMS45.00
EPA/DF/DK-92/016
  Volatile  Organic Compound and Paniculate Matter (VOC/
  PM)  Speciation  Data Base Management System (SPECI-
  ATE), Version 1.4 (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-500354/REB                     92-01  CP D02
EPA/DF/DK-92/025
  National  Acid Precipitation Assessment Program (NAPAP)
  Emissions Inventory,  1985 (Version 2). Development of the
  Annual Data and Modelers' (for Microcomputers)
  PB92-501139/REB                     92-01  CP D04
                                                                                                                            OR-1
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                                                    NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER  INDEX
EPA/DF/DK-92/035
  Consolidated List of Chemical Subject to Reporting under
  the  Emergency  Planning  and Community Right to Know
  Act. SARA Section 302 Extremely Hazardous Substances,
  CERCL Hazardous  Substances  and  SARA Section  313
  Toxic Chemicals (Title III, List of Lists) (for Microcomput-
  ers).
  PB92-501774/REB                     92-01  CP D02
EPA/DF/DK-92/035A
  Consolidated List of Chemicals Subject to Reporting under
  the  Emergency  Planning and Community Right-to-Know
  Act. (Title III of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthor-
  izatton Act of 1986).
  PB92-155399/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/DF/DK-92/040
  Roadmaps to Sources of Information  on Chemicals Listed
  in the  Emergency Planning  Community  and  Community
  Right-to-Know Act (Also  Known as SARA Title 3), Section
  313. Toxic Release Inventory (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-501972/REB                     92-01  CP 004
EPA/DF/DK-92/040A
  EPCRA Section  313 Roadmaps  Database. User's Manual.
  (Version 2.2) (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-169523/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/DF/DK-92/045
  Fish Communities in Lakes in Subregion 2B (Upper Penin-
  sula of Michigan) in Relation to Lake Acidity. Volume 1 and
  Volume 2: Appendices. Data Tape Documentation.
  PB92-169630/REB             92-04  PC A11/MF A03
  Fish and Chemistry Data for the  Upper Peninsula of Michi-
  gan Report (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-5030B5/REB                     92-04  CP D02
EPA/DF/DK-92/049
  Staten  Island/New Jersey Urban Air  Toxics Assessment
  Project. Quarterly and Summary Data (for Microcomputers).
  October 1987-March 1991.
  PB92-504174/REB                     92-04  CP D02
EPA/DF/DK-92/052
  General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
  cides in the United States. Second Edition (for Microcom-
  puters).
  PB92-504356/REB                     92-04  CP D02
EPA/DF/MT-92/019
  Aquatic Toxraty  Information Retrieval Data  Base (AC-
  QUIRE).
  PB92-500453/REB                     92-01  CP T02
EPA/DF/MT-92/020
  Aquqtic Toxicity Information  on  VAX  VMS Backup (AC-
  QUIRE for VMS).
  PB92-500479/REB                     92-01  CP T02
EPA/DF/MT-92/027
  Toxic  Substances Control  Act  (TSCA)  Chemical  Sub-
  stances Inventory: Revised Inventory  Synonym and  Pre-
  ferred Name File, January 1992.
  PB92-501386/REB                     92-01  CP TBS
EPA/OF/MT-92/027A
  Toxic  Substances Control  Act  (TSCA)  Chemical  Sub-
  stances Inventory. Revised Inventory  Synonym and  Pre-
  ferred Name File. January 1992  Magnetic Tape Documen-
  tation.
  PB92-1407S5/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/DF/MT-92/029
  Resource Conservation and Recovery Information System
  (RCHIS) Extract Tape.
  PB92-592290/REB                     92-01   CP T01
EPA/DF/MT-92/036
  Toxic Release Inventory (TRI), 1990.
  PB92-501816/REB                     92-01  CP T14
EPA/DF/MT-92/042
  Enforcement Document  Retrieval System (EDRS) Update
  File (November 14. 1991  to April 22,1992).
  PB92-592390/REB                     92-01  CP T99
EPA/IMSD-91/010
  EPA Journal Holdings Report, 1991.
  PB92-132810/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/IMSD-91/014
  INFOTERRA/USA Directory of Environmental Sources.
  PB92-102433/REB             92-01  PC A20/MF A04
EPA/ROD/R01-85/064
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Western
  Sand and Gravel,  Rl.  (Second Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber 1985.
  PB92-183284/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R01-91/053
  Superfund Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region 1): Union
  Chemical. South Hope.  ME.  (First Remedial Action), De-
  cember 1990.
  PB92-963703/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA/ROO/R01-91/054
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Mottoto Pig
  Farm. Raymond, NH. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963705/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/ROO/R01-91/OS5
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Western
  Sand and Gravel Site, BurriUviHe and North Smithfiekl, Rl.
  (Third Remedial  Action), April 1991.
  PB92-963701/REB             92-O1  PCA11/MFA03
EPA/ROD/R01-91/057
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Iron Horse
  Park. Bilterica, MA. (Second Remedial Action). June 1991.
  PB92-963707/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/ROD/R01-91/058
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Groveland
  Wells, Operable Unit 1, Groveland, MA. (Second Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963710/REB             92-O4   PCA11/MFA03
EPA/ROO/R01-91/OS9
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Savage Mu-
  nicipal Water Supply, Milford, NH. (First  Remedial Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-963706/REB             92-04   PC A14/MF A03
EPA/ROD/R01-91/061
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 1): Silresim
  Chemical, MA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963709/REB             92-04   PC A13/MF A03
EPA/ROO/R01-91/062
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Dover Mu-
  nicipal Landfill, Dover, NH. (First  Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber 1991.
  PB92-963702/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03
EPA/ROO/R01-9V063
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Sullivan's
  Ledge Superfund Site.  Middle Marsh Operable Unit, New
  Bedford, MA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963708/REB             92-04   PC A13/MF A03
EPA/ROO/R02-90/140
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Hooker
  Chemical S-Area,  Niagara  Falls, NY.  (First  Remedial
  Action), September 1990.
  PB92-963812/REB             92-O4   PC A15/MF A03
EPA/ROD/R02-91/131
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 2): General
  Motors/Central Foundry Division  Site, St Lawrence County,
  Massena, NY. (First Remedial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-963818/REB             92-04   PC A10/MF A03
EPA/ROD/R02-91/132
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
  Engineering  Center (Operable Unit 1). Lakehurst. NJ. (First
  Remedial Action), February 1991.
  PB92-963808/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/133
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
  Engineering  Center, (Operable   Unit  2),  Lakehurst, NJ.
  (Second Remedial Action). February 1991.
  PB92-963810/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R02-91/134
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): C  and  J
  Disposal Site, Town  of Eaton, Madison  County, NY. (First
  Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963801/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R02-91/135
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Colesville
  Municipal Landfill Site, Town of Colesville, Broome County,
  NY. (First Remedial Action),  March 1991.
  PB92-963822/REB             92-04   PC A12/MF A03
EPA/ROD/R02-91/136
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Conklin
  Dumps,  Broome  County,  Conklin, NY. (First  Remedial
  Action). March 1991.
  PB92-963824/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/ROO/R02-91/137
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Endicott Vil-
  lage Welffield, Broome County, Endicott, NY. (Second Re-
  medial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963802/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R02-91/138
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Circuitron
  Corporation, East Farmingdale.  Suffolk County,  NY. (First
  Remedial Action). March 1991.
  PB92-963830/REB             92-O4   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R02-91/141
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 2): Warwick
  Landfill,  Town of Warwick,  Orange County, NY. (First Re-
  medial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963826/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROO/R02-91/142
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 2): Genzale
  Plating Company, Franklin  Square,  Nassau County, NY.
  (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963803/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/143
  Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region 2):  Curcto
  Scrap Metal, Bergen County, Saddle Brook, NJ. (First Re-
  medial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963825/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R02-91/144
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 2): Mattiace
  Petrochemicals  Co.,  Inc., Nassau County. Glen Cove, NY.
  (Second Remedial Action), June  1991.
  PB92-963807/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROO/R02-91/145
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Nascolite
  Corporation, Doris Avenue,  Cities of MilMlle and Vineland,
  Cumberland County, NJ. (Second Remedial Action), June
  1991.
  PB92-963817/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R02-91/146
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Applied En-
  vironmental  Services  Site, Gtenwood  Landing, Nassau
  County.  NY. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963823/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/147
  Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  2): Global
  Landfill, Middlesex County, NJ. (First Remedial Action), Oc-
  tober 1991.
  PB92-963804/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R02-91/148
  Superfund  Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 2): Garden
  State Cleaners,  Buena Borough, Atlantic County, NJ.  (First
  Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963834/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/150
  Superfund  Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 2):  White
  Chemical Corporation, Essex County,  Newark, NJ.  (First
  Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963829/REB              92-O4   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/151
  Superfund  Record  of Decision:  Roebling Steel Company,
  Florence Township, Burlington County, NJ. (Second Reme-
  dial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963814/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/153
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Upper Deer-
  field Township Sanitary Landfill, Upper Deerfield Township,
  Cumberland County, NJ.  (First  Remedial  Action),  Septem-
  ber 1991.
  PB92-963816/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/154
  Superfund  Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 2): Waldick
  Aerospace Devices, Wall  Township, Monmouth County, NJ.
  (Second Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963815/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/155
  Superfund  Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Fibers
  Public Supply Wells. Guayama, PR. (First Remedial Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-963828/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R02-91/156
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2): Juncos
  Landfill,  Juncos, PR.  (First Remedial Action),  September
  1991.
  PB92-963831/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
EP A/ROD/R02-91 /157
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
  Engineering Center, (Operable Unit 4), Lakehurst, NJ. (Third
  Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963832/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/158
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 2): Swope Oil
  and Chemical Company, Pennsauken Township,  Camden
  County, NJ. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963833/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R02-91/159
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2): Chemsol,
  Inc.,  Piscataway, Middlesex County,  NJ. (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963811 /REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/160
  Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2):  Hertel
  Landfill. Town of Plattekill, Ulster County, NY. (First Reme-
  dial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963821/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/162
  Superfund  Record  of Decision  (EPA Region 2): NL Indus-
  tries,  Salem County,  Pedricktown,  NJ. (First  Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963813/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/ROD/R02-091/163
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Asbestos
  Dump, New Vernon Road and White Bridge Road  Sites,
  Passaic  Township, Meyersville, NJ.  (Second  Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963809/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/164
  Superfund  Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 2):  Frontera
  Creek Site, Humacao, Puerto Rico (First Remedial Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-963819/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R02-91/165
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region  2): Love Canal
  (93rd Street School), Niagara County, City of Niagara Falls,
  NY. (Third  Remedial Action), (Amendment), May 1991.
  PB92-963805/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/166
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
  Engineering  Center  (Operable  Unit 3),  Lakehurst, NJ.
  (Fourth Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963806/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R02-91/167
  Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 2): Fort Dix
  Landfill,  Fort Dix Military Reservation, Pemberton Township,
  Burlington  County,  NJ. (First Remedial Action), September
  1991.
  PB92-963820/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R03-90/092
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hranica
  Landfill. Buffalo Township, PA. (First  Remedial  Action),
  June 1990.
  PB91-921566/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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 EPA/ROD/R03-91/106
   Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Mid-Atlantic
   Wood  Preservers,  Harmans,  Anne Arundel  County  MD
   (First Remedial Action), December 1990
   P692-963901/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/107
   Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3)- Middletown
   Air Field Site, Middletown, PA. (Second  Remedial Action)
   December 1990.
   PB92-963904/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/108
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Whitmoyer
   Laboratories  (Operable  Unit  2),  Lebanon  County  PA
   (Second Remedial Action), December 1990
   PB92-963912/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/109
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Whitmoyer
   Laboratories (Operable Unit 3), Lebanon County PA  (Third
   Remedial Action), December 1990.
   PB92-963926/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/110
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  3)- Brodhead
   Creek,  Stroudsburg, PA.  (First Remedial Action)  March
   1991.
   PB92-963915/REB
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/112
   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  AVCO Ly-
   coming-Williamsport  Division, Lycoming County, Williams-
   port, PA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
   PB92-963920/REB              92-01   PC  A05/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/113
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Resin  Dis-
  posal, Jefferson Borough, Allegheny County, PA. (First Re-
  medial Action), June  1991.
  PB92-963903/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/114
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  3):  Publicker/
  Cuyahoga Wrecking  Plant, PA. (Second Remedial Action)
  June 1991.
  PB92-963902/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/115
  Superfund  Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region  3)-  Halby
  Chemical, Wilmington, New Castle County, DE.  (First  Re-
  medial Action), June  1991.
  PB92-963914/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/116
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Strasburg
  Landfill, Newlin Township,  Chester  County,  PA. (Second
  Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963913/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/117
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Greenwood
  Chemical Site. Operable Unit 2, Newtown, VA.  (Second Re-
  medial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-963930/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/118
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Letter-
  kenny - PDO, Chambersburg, PA.  (First Remedial Action),
  August 1991.
  PB92-963910/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R03-91/119
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Letter-
  kenny - Southeastern Area, Chambersburg, PA.  (First  Re-
  medial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-963911/REB              92-01   PCA04/MFA01
EPA/ROD/R03-91/120
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Cryo-Chem
  Site, Earl  Township, Berks County, PA.  (Third  Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963908/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R03-91/121
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  3): Seatand
  Limited Site, Mt. Pleasant, DE. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-963923/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R03-91 /122
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3): NCR Corpo-
  ration (Millsboro Plant), Sussex County, Millsboro, DE.  (First
  Remedial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-963919/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R03-91/123
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): Hellertown
  Manufacturing Company, Hellertown Borough. Northampton
  County, PA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963905/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R03-91/124
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Heleva
  Landfill  Site, Lehigh  County, PA. (First Remedial  Action),
  (Amendment). September 1991.
  PB92-963917/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R03-91 /125
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Aber-
  deen  Proving  Ground,  Edgewood,  MD.   (First  Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963916/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R03-91/126
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Aber-
  deen, Michaelsville, MD. (First  Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber 1991.
  PB92-963909/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91 /127
   Superfund  Record  of  Decision (EPA Region 3):  Dorney
   Road  Landfill  Site, Upper  Macungie Township,  Lehigh
   County, PA. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991
   PB92-963907/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/128
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3)- Old City of
   York Landfill, Springfield Township, York County,  PA. (First
   Remedial Action), September 1991
   PB92-963928/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/129
   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3)- Hebelka
   Auto Salvage Yard,  Weisenber Township, Lehigh County,
   PA. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963906/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/130
   Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 3)- McAdoo
   Associates, (Operable Unit 2). Schuylkill County, PA. (Third
   Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963932/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/131
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Havertown
   PCP (Pentachlorophenol),  Haverford Township,  Delaware
   County, PA. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963922/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/132
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Arrowhead
   Associates/Scovill,  Montross, VA. (First Remedial Action)
   September  1991.
   PB92-963925/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/133
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Dixie Cav-
   erns County Landfill, Roanoke County, VA. (First  Remedial
   Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963929/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/134
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3)- First Pied-
   mont Rock  Quarry/Route 719 Site, Danville, VA. (First Re-
   medial Action), June 1991.
   PB92-963924/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/HOD/R03-91/135
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Eastern Di-
   versified  Metals, Schuylkill County,  PA.  (First  Remedial
   Action),  March 1991.
   PB92-963933/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/136
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Saunders
   Supply  Company, Chuckatuck, VA. (First Remedial Action),
   September 1991.
   PB92-963927/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/137
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): William Dick
   Lagoons, West  Cain Township, Chester County, PA. (First
   Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963921/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
 EPA/ROD/R03-91 /138
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 3): Modern
  Sanitation Landfill, Windsor and Lower Windsor Townships,
  York County, PA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963931/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R03-91/139
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3):  Industrial
  Drive Operable Unit 2, Williams Township, PA. (Second Re-
  medial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963918/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R04-90/064
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 4): Jadco-
  Hughes  Site, North Belmont, NC.  (First Remedial Action),
  September 1990.
  PB91-921565/REB              92-01  PC A17/MF A03
EPA/ROD/R04-91/079
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Petroleum
  Products Corporation  Site,  Operable  Unit  1, Pembroke
  Park, Broward County, FL. (First Remedial Action), October
   1990.
  PB92-964007/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R04-91/OSO
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Monsanto
  Superfund Site,  Augusta, GA. (First Remedial Action), De-
  cember 1990.
  PB92-964003/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R04-91/081
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 4): Medley
  Farms,  Cherokee  County,  Gaffney, SC.  (First  Remedial
  Action), May 1991.
  PB92-964009/REB              92-01  PC A09/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R04-91/082
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Tri-City In-
  dustrial  Disposal Site, Bullitt County, Brooks,  KY. (First Re-
  medial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964004/REB              92-01  PC A14/MF A03
EP A/ROD/R04-91/084
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 4): Golden
  Strip Septic Tank.  Greenville County, Simpsonville,  SC.
  (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964018/REB              92-04  PC A14/MF A03
EPA/ROO/R04-91/085
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 4):  USAF
  Robins  Air Force Base, Warner Robins,  Houston County,
  GA. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964002/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R04-91/086
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): USA  Annis-
  ton  Army Depot,  (Groundwater Operable Unit),  Calhoun
                   EPA/ROD/R05-91/152


   County, Anniston, AL. (First Remedial Action),  September
   1991.
   PB92-964010/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R04-91/087
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Wrigley
   Charcoal Site, Hickman County, Wrigley, TN. (First Remedi-
   al Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964011/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
 EPA/ROD/R04-91/088
   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Smith's
   Farm Site (First Operable Unit), Bullitt County, Brooks,  KY.
   (First Remedial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
   PB92-964006/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03
 EPA/ROD/R04-91/089
   Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Hercules
   009  Landfill Site,  Brunswick, Glynn County,  GA. (First  Re-
   medial Action), June 1991.
   PB92-964001/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R04-91/090
   Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Interstate
   Lead (ILCO), Jefferson County, Leeds, AL. (First Remedial
   Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964016/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/ROD/R04-91/091
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Ciba-Geigy,
   Washington County,   Mclntosh,  AL.  (Second Remedial
   Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964021/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R04-91/092
   Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 4): Sherwood
   Medical  Industries, Volusia County,  Deland,  FL. (First Re-
   medial Action), March 1991.
   PB92-964019/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R04-91/093
   Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  4): Aberdeen
   Pesticide Dumps,  Moore County, Aberdeen,  NC. (First Re-
   medial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
   PB92-964005/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
 EPA/ROD/R04-91/094
  Supertund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4):  Charles
  Me.con Lagoon and Drum Storage, Richmond County, Cor-
  dova, NC. (First Remedial Action),  September 1991.
  PB92-964023/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
 EPA/ROD/R04-91/095
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Carolina
  Transformer Site, Cumberland County,  Fayetteville, NC.
  (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964017/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Oak  Ridge
  Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 3), Anderson County,
  Oak  Ridge, TN.  (Second Remedial Action), September
  1991.
  PB92-964022/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R04-91/096
  Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Oak  Ridge
  Reservation  (USDOE), (Operable  Unit 4), Roane  County,
  Oak Ridge, TN. (Third Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964012/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
EPA/ROD/R04-91/097
  Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Maxey Flats
  Nuclear Disposal  Site, Fleming County, KY. (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964015/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A03
EPA/ROD/R04-91/098
  Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Oak  Ridge
  Reservation (USDOE),  (Operable  Unit 2).  Oak Ridge, TN.
  (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964013/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R04-91/099
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4): Arlington
  Blending and Packaging,  Shelby County, Arlington, TN.
  (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964014/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R04-91/100
  Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Sangamo/
  Twelve-Mile Creek, Lake Hartwell  PCB Contamination Site,
  Pickens, SC. (First Remedial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-964008/REB             92-01   PCA11/MFA03
EPA/ROD/R04-91/101
  Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):  Velsicol
  Chemical, (First Operable Unit),  Toone, TN. (First Remedial
  Action). June 1991.
  PB92-964020/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R05-90/163
  Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA  Region  5): U.S. DOI
  Sangamo/Crab Orchard National  Wildlife  Refuge, Carter-
  ville,  IL (First Remedial Action),  March 1990.
  PB92-964125/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R05-91/1S1
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region  5):  Allied
  Chemical and Ironton Coke, Ironton. OH. (Second Remedi-
  al Action), December 1990.
  PB92-964115/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R05-91/152
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): G and H In-
  dustrial Landfill Site, Macomb County, Ml. (First Remedial
  Action), December 1990.
  PB92-964106/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
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  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Oak Grave
  Sanitary Landfill,  Anoka County.  MM. (Second Remedial
  Action), December 1990.
  PB92-964102/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R05-91/1S4
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Summit Na-
  tional Liquid Disposal Service, Deerfield, OH (First Remedi-
  al Action), (Amendment), November 1990.
  PB92-96411B/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R05-91/155
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Kentwood
  Landfill,  Kentwood,  Ml. (First Remedial Action).  March
  1991.
  PB92-964140/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROO/RO5-91/156
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5):  Main Street
  Well Reid, Elkhart,  IN. (Second Remedial Action). March
  1991.
  PB92-964107/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R05-91/157
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Rasmus-
  sen's Dump Site, Green Oak Township, Livingston County,
  Ml.  (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-964105/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R05-91/158
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Folkertsma
  Refuse  Site.  Walker. Ml.  (First Remedial Action), June
  1991.
  PB92-964108/HEB             92-01  PC AO5/MF A01
EPA/ROO-flOS-91/159
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Conrail Rai-
  lyard. Elkhart County,  IN. (First  Remedial Action). June
  1991.
  PB92-964109/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A01
EPA/ROO/ROS-91/160
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Verona Well
  Field Site. Battle Creek. Ml  (Second Remedial  Action).
  June 1991.
  PB92-964nO/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF AM
EPA/ROD/HO5-91/161
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5): Enviro-
  Chem (Northside Sanitary Landfill). Zionsvife, IN (First Re-
  medial Action), (Amendment), June 1991
  PB92-964116/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R05-91/162
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Northside
  Sanitary Landfill (Enviro-Chem), Zionsville. IN. (First Reme-
  dial Action). (Amendment). June 1991.
  PB92-964117/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROO/ROS-91/164
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Fadrowski
  Drum Disposal Site. Franklin, Wl. (First Remedial Action),
  June 1991.
  P892-964111 /REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R05-91/165
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region S): Pagef's Pit
  Site. Wmnebaoo County. IL (First Remedial Action). June
  1991.
  PB92-964120/RES
                               92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROO/RO5-91/166
  Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  5): South
  Macomb Disposal No. 9 and 9A. Macomb County, Ml. (First
  Remedial Action). August 1991.
  PB92-964130/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R05-91/167
  Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 5): Buckeye
  Reclamation Landfill Site. Belmont County. OH. (First Re-
  medial Action). August 1991.
  PB92-964123/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/HOO/RO5-91/168
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region S): Acme Sol-
  vent Reclaiming, Wmnebaoo County. IL. (Second Remedial
  Action). December 1990
  PB92-964101/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/ROO/R05-91/169
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Carter In-
  dustrials Site. Detroit, Ml. (First  Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber 1991.
  PB92-964126/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/ROO/R05-91/170
  Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 5): MacGillis
  and Gibbs/Bell Lumber and Pole Co., New Brighton, MN.
  (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964121/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/H05-91/171
  Superfund Record of  Decision  (EPA Region 5):  Michigan
  Disposal  Service (Cork Street) Landfill.  Kalamazoo.  Ml
  (First Remedial Action), September 1991
  PB92-964134/REB             92-O4  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/ROO/ROS-91/172
  Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region  S): Motor
  Wheel Disposal Site. Lansing. Ml (First Remedial Acton),
  September 1991.
  PB92-964112/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R05-91 /173
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5):  Organic
  Chemicals. Grandville. Ml (First Remedial Action). Septem-
  ber 1991.
  PB92-964103/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROO/ROS-91/174
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region  5): Thermo
  Chem Site, (Operable Unit 1), Muskegon County, Ml (First
  Remedial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964135/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R05-91/175
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Sturgis Mu-
  nicipal Wells, Sturgis.  Ml. (First Remedial Action). Septem-
  ber 1991.
  PB92-964136/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R05-91/176
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Zanesville
  Well Field Site, Zanesville, OH. (First Remedial Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-964122/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/ROS-91/177
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5):  Anderson
  Development Company Site, Lenawee County, Adrian, Ml.
  (First Remedial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
  PB92-964114/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/ROS-91/178
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Pine Bend
  Sanitary  Landfill, Dakota County,  City of Inver  Grove
  Heights, MN. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964119/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R05-91/179
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Chem-Cen-
  tral Site. Wyoming, Ml. (First Remedial Action), September
  1991.
  PB92-964138/RE8              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROO/ROS-91/180
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): National
  Presto Industries. Eau  Claire.   Wl.  (Second  Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964129/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/HOO/R05-91/U1
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Stoughlon
  City Landfill  Site, Stoughton, Wl. (First Remedial Action).
  September 1991
  PB92-964128/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R05-91/182
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Berlin and
  Farro Site, Swartz Creek. Ml  (First Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964132/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R05-91/1S3
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Fultz Land-
  fill, Byesville, OH. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964131/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROO/R05-91/184
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Better Bnle
  Plating Chrome and Zinc, De Pere, Wl  (First  Remedial
  Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964139/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROO/ROS-91/185
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5):  Ossineke
  Groundwater Contamination Site, Alpena County, Ossineke.
  Ml. (First Remedial Action). June  1991.
  PB92-964127/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROO/RO 5-91/186
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Lemberger
  Landfill  Site,  Manitowoc County,  Wl. (First  Remedial
  Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964133/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R05-91/1S7
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Lemberger
  Transport and Recycling, Manitowoc County, Wl  (First Re-
  medial Action). September 1991
  PB92-964124/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R05-91/1SS
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Novaco In-
  dustries,  Ml.  (First Remedial Action).  (Amendment). Sep-
  tember 1991
  PB92-964104/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/ROS-91/189
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region  5): Dakhue
  Sanitary Landfill. Hampton Township. Dakota County. MN
  (First Remedial Action). June 1991
  PB92-964137/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/ROS-91/190
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Southeast
  Rockford Groundwater Contamination. Rockford, IL (First
  Remedial Action). June 1991
  PB92-964141/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROO/ROS-91/191
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Washington
  County Landfill. Lake Elmo. MN.  (Second Remedial Action).
  November 1990.
  PB92-964113/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R06-91 /OSS
  Superfund  Record  of Decision  (EPA  Region 6): Petro-
  chemical (Turtle Bayou). Liberty County. TX. (Second Re-
  medial Action). September 1991
  PB92-964202/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/ROO/R06-91/067
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Cimarron
  Mining Site,  Operable Unit 2. Carrizozo,  NM. (Second Re-
  medial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964201/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R07-91/045
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Lee Chemi-
  cal Site, Liberty, MO. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-964307/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R07-91/046
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): E.I. Dupont
  De Nemours (County Road X23), Lee County, West Point,
  IA. (First Remedial Action), May 1991.
  PB92-964306/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R07-91/047
  Superfund  Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 7): Ellisville
  Area Site. St. Louis County, Ellisville, MO. (Second Remedi-
  al Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964312/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R07-91/048
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA  Region  7):  Hastings
  Ground Water Contamination (Operable Unit 1), Hastings,
  NE. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964304/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R07-91/049
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA  Region  7):  Hastings
  Groundwater Contamination (Operable Unit 10), Hastings,
  NE. (Seventh Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964303/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R07-91/050
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Lehigh Port-
  land  Cement Company,  Mason City. IA. (First Remedial
  Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964311/REB
                               92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R07-91/051
  Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA  Region  7): Shaw
  Avenue Dump Site, Charles City. Floyd County,  IA.  (First
  Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964309/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R07-91/052
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region  7):  People's
  Natural Gas Coal Gasification Site. Du>uque, IA. (First Re-
  medial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964301/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R07-91/OS3
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): John Deere
  (Ottumwa Works  Landfill), Ottumwa.  IA.  (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964308/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R07-91/054
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 7): Kern-Pest
  Laboratories Site. Cape  Girardeau County. MO.  (Second
  Remedial Action). December 1990.
  PB92-964305/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R07-91/055
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 7): Mid-Amer-
  ica Tanning Site, Sergeant Bluff, IA. (First Remedial Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-964310/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R07-91/056
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 7): Ellisville
  Area Site, St Louis County, Ellisville, MO. (First Remedial
  Action). (Amendment), September 1991.
  PB92-964302/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R08-91/045
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
  Sales (New Location) (Operable Unit 1), Denver, CO. (First
  Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964409/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R08-91/046
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
  Sales Site. (New  Location).  (Operable Unit  2). Adams
  County, CO. (Second Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964408/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A03
EPA/ROD/R08-91/047
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 8): Chemical
  Sales, (New Location), (Operable Unit 3). Adams County,
  CO. (Third Remedial Action), June 1991
  PB92-964410/REB             92-O4  PC A09/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R08-91/048
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region  8):  Wasatch
  Chemical Site  (Lot 6). Salt Lake  City,  UT. (First Remedial
  Action), March 1991.
  PB92-964407/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R08-91/049
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  8): Hill  Air
  Force Base, Operable Unit 2, Chemical Disposal Pit 3. Site
  WP07,  Davis  and Weber  Counties, UT  (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964401/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R08-91/050
  Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region 8):  Rocky
  Mountain Arsenal  (Operable Unit  21). CO. (Ninth Remedial
  Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964405/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R08-91/051
  Superiund  Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 8):  Rocky
  Mountain Arsenal  (Operable Unit  26). CO. (Tenth Remedial
  Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964403/REB              92-04  PC A09/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R08-91 /052
  Superfund  Record  of Decision (EPA Region 8): Broderick
  Wood  Products,  Adams  County,  CO.  (First Remedial
  Action), (Amendment). September 1991.
  PB92-964402/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R08-91/053
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 8): Anaconda
  Smelter Site, (Operable Unit  11  - Flue Dust). Deer Lodge
  County. Anaconda, MT.  (Second Remedial Action). Sep-
  tember 1991
  PB92-964404/REB              92-04  PC A10/MF A03
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EPA/ROD/ROS-91/OS5
  Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA Region  8): Central
  City-Clear Creek Site, (Operable Unit 3),  Clear Creek and
  Gilpin Counties, CO. (Third Remedial Action)  September
  1991.
  PB92-964406/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R09-91/056
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Atlas As-
  bestos  Mine,  Fresno   County,  CA. (Second Remedial
  Action), February 1991.
  PB92-964510/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R09-91/057
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): CIS Printex
  Corporation,  Mountain  View, CA. (First Remedial Action)
  June 1991.
  PB92-964516/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R09-91/058
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Teledyne
  Semiconductor (Spectra Physics), Mountain View, CA. (First
  Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-964505/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R09-91/059
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  Synertek
  (Building No.  1), Santa Clara, CA. (First Remedial Action),
  June 1991.
  PB92-964513/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/ROO/R09-91/060
  Superfund  Record  of   Decision (EPA  Region  9):  FMC
  (Fresno  Plant), Fresno, CA.  (First Remedial Action), June
  1991.
  PB92-964512/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R09-91/061
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9): South Bay
  Asbestos Area, San  Jose,  CA. (First Remedial Action),
  (Amendment), June 1991.
  PB92-964501/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R09-91/062
  Superfund  Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 9): Valley
  Wood Preserving Site. Turlock, CA.  (First  Remedial Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-964517/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/ROO/R09-91/063
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  Van Waters
  and Rogers,  San Jose, CA. (First Remedial Action),  Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964506/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R09-91/064
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 9): Mesa Area
  Ground  Water Contamination, Mesa, AZ. (First  Remedial
  Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964514/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R09-91/065
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  Indian Bend
  Wash Area (Operable Units 1, 4, 5, 6), AZ. (Second Reme-
  dial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964509/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R09-91/066
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 9): Advanced
  Micro Devices 915, Sunnyvale, CA. (First  Remedial Action),
  August 1991.
  PB92-964520/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R09-91/067
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 9): Castle Air
  Force Base,  Merced County, CA. (First  Remedial Action).
  August 1991.
  PB92-964508/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/ROO/R09-91/068
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9):  Sola Optical
  USA Inc.. Petaluma, CA. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber 1991.
  PB92-964515/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R09-91/070
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 9): Monolithic
  Memories (Advanced  Micro  Devices -  Arques)  (National
  Semiconductor), CA.  (First  Remedial Action), September
   1991.
  PB92-964503/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R09-91/071
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  9): National
  Semiconductor (Monolithic Memories), CA. (First Remedial
  Action)  September 1991
   PB92-964502/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R09-91/072
   Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 9): Micro Stor-
   age/Intel  Magnetics,  Santa  Clara.  CA.  (First  Remedial
   Action) August 1991.
   PB92-964511/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/ROD/R09-91/073
   Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 9):  Advanced
   Micro Devices 901, (Signetics). (TRW Microwave), Sunny-
   vale CA (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
   PB92-964504/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/ROD/R09-91/074
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  9): Signetics
   (Advanced  Micro Devices 901) (TRW Microwave).  Sunny-
   vale CA (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-964507/REB             92-01   PC  A06/MF A02
 EPA/ROD/R09-91/075
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  9): Spectra-
   Physics, (Teledyne Semiconductor), Mountain  View, CA.
   (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
   PB92-964519/REB              92-04  PC  A04/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R09-91/076
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): TRW Micro-
  wave,  (Advanced  Micro Devices  901), (Signetics), Sunny-
  vale, CA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964518/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R10-91/027
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region  10):  Com-
  mencement Bay-Nearshore/Tideflats  (Operable Unit 7),
  Tacoma. WA. (Third Remedial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-964604/REB             92-01   PC A17/MF A04
EPA/ROD/R10-91 /028
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10):  Bunker Hill
  Mining and  Metallurgical Complex, Shoshone County, ID.
  (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964601/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R10-91/029
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Union Pa-
  cific Railroad Yard, Bannock County, Pocatello, ID. (First
  Remedial Action),  September 1991.
  PB92-964606/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/ROO/R10-9I/030
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region 10): Yakima
  Plating Facility, Yakima, WA. (First Remedial Action), Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964607/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/ROD/H10-91/031
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Northwest
  Transformer-Mission Pole, Whatoom County, WA. (First Re-
  medial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
  PB92-964602/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/ROD/R 10-91/032
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): American
  Lake Gardens (McChord AFB -  Area 0), Pierce County,
  WA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964605/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/ROD/R10-91/033
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region 10):  Bangor
  Naval Submarine  Base, Site F (Operable Unit  2), Bangor,
  WA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964603/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/SW/DK-92/002
  PA-Score (Preliminary Assessment Score), Version 1.0 (for
  Microcomputers).
  PB92-500032/REB                     92-01  CP D02
EPA/SW/DK-92/002A
  PA-Score Software. Version 1.0. Users Manual and Tutorial.
  PB92-963302/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/SW/DK-92/015
  Permit Tracking System (PTS), Version 1.0 (for Microcom-
  puters).
  PB92-500347/REB                     92-01  CP DOS
EPA/SW/DK-92/015A
  Permit Tracking System (PTS): A User's Manual.
  PB92-105659/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/SW/DK-92/016A
  Volatile  Organic Compound (VOC) and  Paniculate  Matter
  (PM) Speciation Data System User's Manual, Version 1.4.
  PB92-105527/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/SW/DK-92/018
  Natural Enemy Risk Assessment  (NERISK) (for Microcom-
  puters)
  PB92-500446/REB                     92-01  CP D06
EPA/SW/DK-92/018A
  Natural Enemy Risk Assessment (NERISK) User's Manual.
  PB92-114990/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/SW/DK-92/025
  Hazardous Air Pollutant Program  (HAP-PRO). Version 1 (for
  Microcomputers).
  PB92-501212/REB                     92-01   CP D03
EPA/SW/DK-92/025A
  Hazardous   Air   Pollutant   Program   (HAP-PRO).  User's
  Manual  (for  Use with  Version  1.0,  January-September,

  PB92-135904/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/SW/DK-92/028
  Standardized Costs for Water Supply Distribution (for Micro-

   PB92-J501436/REB                      92-01  CP D02
 EPA/SW/DK-92/028A
  Standardized Costs for Water Supply Distribution Systems.
   PB92-141290/REB              92-01   PC A1S/MF A03
 EPA/SW/DK-92/030
   Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data  Base Manage-
   ment System (XATEF). (Version 1.2) (for  Microcomputers).
   PB92-501626/REB                      92-01  CP D02
 EPA/SW/DK-92/030A
   Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base Manage-
   ment System User's Manual, Version  1.2.
   PB92-145556/REB             92-01   PCA11/MFA03
 EPA/SW/DK-92/031
   Organic Contract Compliance Screening System (OCCSS)
   Software (SOW  OLM01.8  Version January  1992) (Version
   1) (for Microcomputers).
   PB92-501535/REB                     92-01  CP D02
 EPA/SW/DK-92/031A
   Organic Contract Compliance Screening System. Software
   for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 1). User Manual.
   PB92-145564/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/SW/DK-92/032
   Organic Contract Compliance Screening System (OCCSS)
   Software (SOW March 1990) (Version 1) (for Microcomput-
   ers).
   PB92-501527/REB
92-01   CP D02
EPA/SW/DK-92/032A
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening System. Software
  for the PC (SOW March 1990, Version 1). User Manual.
  PB92-145572/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/SW/DK-92/033
  Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System (ICCSS)
  Software (SOW March 1990) (Version 1) (for Microcomput-
  ers).
  PB92-501519/REB                     92-01  CP D02
EPA/SW/DK-92/033A
  Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System Software
  for the PC (SOW March 1990 Version 1). User Manual.
  PB92-145598/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/SW/DK-92/034
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening System (OCCSS)
  Software (SOW February 1988) (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-501501/REB                     92-01  CP D02
EPA/SW/DK-92/034A
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening System. Software
  for the PC (Version June 1990). User Manual.
  PB92-145580/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/SW/DK-92/037
  Protein Adducts for Exposure Monitoring: A Computerized
  Database (CPAD) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-501873/REB                     92-01  CP D02
EPA/SW/DK-92/037A
  Protein Adducts for Exposure Monitoring: A Computerized
  Database. Software and User's Manual.
  PB92-155431/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/SW/DK-92/038
  RETC Code for Quantifying  the Hydraulic Functions of Un-
  saturated Soils (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-501329/REB                     92-01  CP D02
EPA/SW/DK-92/038A
  RETC Code for Quantifying  the Hydraulic Functions of Un-
  saturated Soils. Documentation.
  PB92-119668/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/SW/DK-92/039
  Complex Effluent Toxicity Information  System (CETIS) (for
  Microcomputers).
  PB92-501899/REB                    92-01   CP D04
EPA/SW/DK-92/043
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening System (OCCSS)
  Software (OLM01.8 Version  2) (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-502202/REB                    92-04   CP D02
EPA/SW/DK-92/043A
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening System. Software
  for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 2) (User Manual).
  PB92-169564/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/SW/DK-92/044
  ESP VI  4.0 Electrostatic Precipitator  VI and Performance
  Prediction Model.
  PB92-169614/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
  Electrostatic Precipitator V-l (ESPVI 4.0) and Performance
  Prediction Model (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-502251/REB                     92-04  CP D02
EPA/SW/DK-92/047
  Statistical  Approach to Predicting  Chronic Toxicity  of
  Chemicals to  Fishes from  Acute Toxicity Test Data  (for
  Microcomputers).
  PB92-503119/REB                     92-04  CP D02
EPA/SW/DK-92/047 A
  Statistical  Approach to Predicting  Chronic Toxicity  of
  Chemicals to Fishes from  Acute Toxicity Test Data. Data
  Tape Documentation.
  PB92-169655/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/SW/DK-92/048
  Preliminary  Ranking Evaluation  Score (PREscore) Version
   1.1 (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-503507/REB                     92-04  CP D02
 EPA/SW/MT-92/023
  Regional Oxidant Model (ROM), (Source Code Only) (Ver-
  sion 2.1).
   PB92-500842/REB            92-01 MagTapeS! 500.00
 EPA/SW/MT-92/023A
   Regional Oxidant Model (ROM) User's Guide. Part  4:  The
   ROM System User Tutorial (Processor Network and Core
   Model).
   PB92-120872/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF  A03
 EPA/SW/MT-92/024
   Regional Oxidant  Model  (ROM),  Source  Code and Test
   Data (Version 2.1).
   PB92-500859/REB            92-01  MagTapeS4000.00
 EPA/20T-1002
   Suspended, Cancelled, and Restricted (SCR) Pesticides.
   PB92-231240/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
 EPA-20T-1004
   Pesticides in Drinking-Water Wells.
   PB92-225069/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA-20T-3002
   Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Navajo
   County, Arizona.
   PB92-232511/REB             92-04   PC A01/MF A01
 EPA-20T-3003
   Protecting  Endangered Species: Interim  Measures, Towns
   County, Georgia.
   PB92-232503/REB             92-04   PCA01/MFA01


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                                                     NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER INDEX
EPA-20T-3004
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Jackson
  County, Mississippi.
  PB92-232495/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3005
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Monon-
  galia County, West Virginia
  PB92-232438/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3006
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Aransas
  County, Texas.
  PB92-232644/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3O14
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Cocon-
  ino County,  Arizona.
  PB92-232636/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3015
  Protecting Endangered Species. Interim Measures, Clayton
  County, Iowa.
  PB92-23262B/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3016
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim Measures, Ou-
  buque County, Iowa.
  PB92-232560/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3017
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Fayette
  County, towa
  PB92-232578/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF Ml
EPA-20T-3021
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures.  Haber-
  sham County. Georgia.
  PB92-232S86/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3O24
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Rabun
  County. Georgia.
  PB92-232594/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3025
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:   Interim Measures. Ste-
  phens County, Georgia.
  PB92-224096/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3037
  Piolecuriu Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Cochise
  County. Arizona.
  P892-232602/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3O38
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Bolivar
  County, Mississippi.
  PB92-232610/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3O39
  Protecting  Endangered  Species:  Interim  Measures. Sun-
  flower County, Mississippi.
  PB92-232552/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3040
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Austin
  County, Te:
                                92-04   PC A01/MF A01
  County, Texas.
  PB92-232S45/REB
EPA-20T-3O41
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Cufcer-
  son County. Texas.
  PB92-232412/REB             92-O4  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-2OT-3O42
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, El Paso
  County, te:
                                92-04  PC A01/MF A01
  County, Texas.
  PB92-232420/REB
EPA-20T-3O43
  Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures, Hud-
  speth County, Texas.
  PB92-232487/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3O44
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Graham
  County, Arizona.
  PB92-232S29/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-304S
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Carter
  County. Tennessee.
  PB92-232S37/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3O46
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. David-
  son County, Tennessee.
  PB92-232735/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3O47
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Franklin
  County, Tennessee.
  PB92-231091/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-2OT-304*
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures.  Wilson
  County. Tennessee.
  P892-231083/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3049
  Prelecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Avery
  County, North Carolina.
  PB92-231109/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/20T-3050
          } Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Decatur

                                92-04  PC A01/MF A01

                            s: Interim Measures, Gordon

  PB92-232743/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3052
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Dooly
  County, Georgia.
  PB92-232750/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3053
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Hender-
  son County, North Carolina.
  PB92-232768/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-30S4
  Protecting Endangered  Species: Interim Measures, Lee
  County, Georgia.
  PB92-232776/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3055
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Baker
  County, Georgia.
  PB92-232404/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3056
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Mitchell
  County, North Carolina.
  PB92-232651/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-30S7
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Mohave
  County, Arizona.
  PB92-232669/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-305*
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Yavapai
  County, Arizona.
  PB92-232677/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3O59
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures,  Burke
  County, Georgia.
  PB92-232685/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-20T-3060
  Protect™ Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Wheeler
  County. Georgia.
  PB92-232693/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/20T-3061
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Walker
  County, Georgia.
  PB92-226224/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3062
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Sumter
  County, Georgia
  PB92-232701/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3063
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Colora-
  do County, Texas.
  PB92-232719/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA-20T-3064
  Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim Measures. Floyd
  County, Georgia.
  PB92-232727/HEB             92-O4  PCA01/MFA01
EPA-21E-2005
  ABEL User's Manual.
  PB92-230366/REB             92-O4  PC AOB/MF A02
EPA/21K-1012
  Preserving Our Future Today: Your Guide to  the  United
  States Environmental Protection Agency.
  PB92-226190/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-21R-1005
  Hazardous Substance Research Centers Program. Program
  Summary FY  1991. Office of Exploratory Research.
  PB92-224419/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
EPA21T-1005
  EPA's Pesticide Programs.
  PB92-233147/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA-21T-1022
  Pesticides and Ground-Water Strategy.
  PB92-225051/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA-22E-20OO
  Enforcement  in the  1990's Project Recommendations of
  the Analytical Workgroups
  PB92-224286/REB             92-04  PC A17/MF A04
EPA/220/B-92/004
  Solid Waste Contract Negotiation Handbook.
  PB92-232172/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/220/B-92/014
  Access EPA: Public Information Tools. Major EPA Dockets.
  Clearinghouses and Hotlines. Records Management Pro-
  grams, Major EPA Environmental Databases, Library  and
  Information Services, State Environmental  Libraries, EPA
  Scientific Models New for 1992. 1992 Edition.
  PB92-147438/REB                   92-04  PCS21.00
EPA/220/B-92/019
  EPA Journal Holdings Report. 1992.
  PB92-217728/HEB             92-04 PC A12/MF A03
EPA/230/R-92/003
  Guide to Selected National Environmental  Statistics in the
  U.S. Government
  PB92-201144/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A02
EPA/330/9-49/003-A
  Multi-Media Investigation Manual.
  PB92-161553/REB             92-01   PC A12/MF A03
EPA/340/1-90/007
  Guidelines for Asbestos NESHAP Demolition and Renova-
  tion Inspection Procedures.
  PB92-132836/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/340/1-92/010
  Guidelines for Catastrophic Emergency Situations Involving
  Asbestos.
  PB92-218361/REB             92-O4  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/400/R-92/001
  Manual of Protective Action Guides and Protective Actions
  for Nuclear Incidents.
  PB92-164763/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/400/R-92/003
  User's Guide for the  SYSPOP Program: A PC Version of
  the PRESTO-EPA-POP Operation System. Version 1.0.
  PB92-213255/REB             92-04  PCA11/MFA03
EPA/400/R-92/006
  Transportation Control Measure Information Documents.
  PB92-173566/REB             92-01  PC A19/MF A04
EPA/400/R-92/011
  Technical Support Document for the 1992 Citizen's Guide
  to Radon.
  PB92-218395/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/402/F-92/001
  National Radon Measurement Proficiency Program: Individ-
  ual Proficiency Report.
  PB92-169473/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/402/R-92/002
  Potential Uses of Phosphogypsum and Associated Risks.
  Background Information Document.
  PB92-196054/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/402/R-92/004
  Indoor  Radon and Radon Decay Product  Measurement
  Device Protocols.
  PB92-206176/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/402/R-92/006
  National Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP) Program. Pro-
  ficiency Report, July 1992
  PB92-206150/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/420/R-92/001
  Transportation and Air Quality Planning Guidelines, 1992.
  PB92-201458/REB             92-04  PC A10/MF A03
EPA/440/1-75/038
  Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
  tions Guidelines  and  Proposed  New  Source Performance
  Standards for the Calcium Carbide Segment of the Ferroal-
  ly Manufacturing. Point Source Category. Group 1, Phase 2.
  PB92-231919/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/440/1-75/043A
  Developmental Document for  Effluent  Limitations Guide-
  lines and New Source Performance Standards for the  Other
  Non-Fertilizer Phosphate Chemicals Segment of the  Phos-
  phate  Manufacturing.  Point Source  Category.  Group  1,
  Phase 2.
  PB92-231992/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/440/1-75/044
  Development Document for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
  tions Guidelines  and  Proposed  New  Source Performance
  Standards for the Raw Cane Sugar Processing. Segment of
  the Sugar Processing. Point Source Category. Group  1.
  Phase 2.
  PB92-231968/REB             92-04  PC A14/MF A03
EPA/440/1-75/046
  Development Document for Interim Final and Proposed Ef-
  fluent Limitations Guidelines and New Source Performance
  Standards for the Fruits, Vegetables and Specialties. Seg-
  ment of the Canned and Preserved Fruits and Vegetables.
  Point Source Category.
  PB92-232065/REB             92-04  PC A23/MF A04
EPA/440/1-76/047A
  Development Document for Interim Final and Proposed Ef-
  fluent  Limitations Guidelines  and Proposed New Source
  Performance Standards for the Bleached Kraft, Ground-
  wood, Sulfite, Soda, Deink, and Non-Integrated Paper Mills.
  Point Source Category. Volume 2. Sections 8-15.
  PB92-231562/REB             92-04  PC A13/MF A03
  Development Document for Interim Final and Proposed Ef-
  fluent  Limitations Guidelines  and Proposed New Source
  Performance Standards for the Bleached Kraft, Ground-
  wood, Sulfite, Soda, Deink and Non-Integrated Paper Mills.
  Volume 1. Segment of the Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard.
  Point Source Category. Group 1. Phase 2.
  PB92-231869/REB              92-04  PC A20/MF A04
EPA/440/ 1-76/06OJ
  Development Document  for Interim Final Effluent Limita-
  tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
  Standards for the Explosives Manufacturing. Point Source
  Category. Group 2
  PB92-231950/REB              92-04  PCA11/MFA03
EPA/440/1-78/031E
  Supplement of Development Document Effluent Limitations.
  Guidelines New Source Performance Standards Reprint for
  the Renderer Segment of the Meat Products and Render-
  ing. Point Source Category.
  PB92-232008/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/440/1-71/090
  Guidance Development Document for Effluent  Limitations
  Guidelines and New Source Performance Standards for the
  Concrete Products. Point Source Category.
  PB92-231943/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/440/1-79/07SB
  Development  Document for Proposed Effluent  Limitations
  Guidelines and Standards for the Shipbuilding and Repair.
  Point Source Category.
  PB92-232032/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/440/1-79/078B
  Development Document for Effluent Limitations Guidelines
  and Standards for the Gum and Wood Chemicals Manufac-
  turing.  Point Source Category.
  PB92-232040/REB              92-04  PC A12/MF A03
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                                                     NTIS  ORDER/REPORT NUMBER  INDEX
                                                                                                                                         EPA/450/4-91/033
EPA/440/1-82/029
  Development Document for Effluent Limitations Guidelines
  and Standards and Pretreatment Standards for the Steam
  Electric: Point Source Category.
  PB92-226422/REB             92-04  PC A99/MF A06
EPA/440/1-83/400
  Summary of Available Information on the Levels and Con-
  trol of Toxic Pollutants Discharges in the Printing and Pub-
  lishing. Point Source Category.
  PB92-231703/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/440/1-84/075
  Development Document for Effluent Limitations. Guidelines
  for the Electrical and Electronic Components. Point Source
  Category. Phase 2.
  PB92-232016/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02
EPA/440/1-91/023
  Preliminary Data Summary for the Wood Preserving Seg-
  ment of the Timber Products  Processing Point Source Cat-
  egory.
  PB92-232156/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/440/2-84/002
  Economic  Impact  Analysis  of  Effluent  Limitations  and
  Standards for the Battery Manufacturing Industry.
  PB92-231901/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/440/4-85/031
  Guidance for State Water Monitoring and Wasteload Allo-
  cation Programs.
  PB92-231612/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/440/4-87/002
  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing  Waste Load Al-
  locations. Book 4. Lakes, Reservoirs  and  Impoundments.
  Chapter 3: Toxic Substances Impact.
  PB92-231760/REB             92-04  PC A14/MF A03
EPA/440/4-87/004
  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing  Wasteload Allo-
  cation. Book  6.  Design  Conditions.  Chapter 1:  Stream
  Design Flow for Steady-State  Modeling.
  PB92-231778/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/440/4-91/001
  Guidance for  Water Quality-Based  Decisions:  The TMDL
  Process.
  PB92-231620/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/440/4-91/002
  Volunteer Lake Monitoring: A  Methods  Manual.
  PB92-218411/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/440/5-88/089
  Introduction to Water Quality Standards.
  PB92-231646/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/440/5-89/002
  Briefing Report to the EPA Science Advisory Board on the
  Equilibrium Partitioning  Approach to Generating Sediment
  Quality Criteria.
  PB92-231521/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/440/5-90/002
  Reference Guide to Water  Quality Standards for Indian
  Tribes.
  PB92-231661/REB              92-04 PC A03/MF A01
EPA/440/5-90/004
  Biological Criteria: National Program Guidance for Surface
  Waters.
  PB92-231497/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/440/5-91/003
  Biological Criteria: State Development and Implementation
  Efforts.
  PB92-231513/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/440/S-91/004
  Biological Criteria: Guide to Technical Literature.
  PB92-231489/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
 EPA/440/S-91/005
  Proceedings of a Symposium:  Biological Criteria Research
  and Regulation. Held in Arlington. Virginia on December 12-
  13,1990
  PB92-231505/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02
 EPA/450/1-92/001
  Ak/Superfund  National Technical  Guidance Study Series:
  Estimation of Air Impacts for Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)
  Systems.
  PB92-143676/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/450/1-92/002
  Air/Superfund National Technical  Guidance Study Series.
  Guideline for Predictive Baseline Emissions Estimation Pro-
  cedures for Superfund Sites.
   PB92-171909/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/450/1-92/003
   Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
   Screening Procedures for Estimating the Air Impacts of In-
   cineration at Superfund Sites.
   PB92-171917/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/450/1-92/004
   Air  Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series.
   Estimation of Air Impacts for the Excavation of Contaminat-

   PB92-171925/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/450/2-91/008
   Clean Air Act Section 183(d)  Guidance on Cost-Effective-
                        EPA/450/2-91/028
                          Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor Data Base  Manage-
                          ment System User's Manual, Version 1 .2.
                          PB92-145556/REB             92-01   PCA11/MFA03
                        EPA/450/2-92/001
                          Review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for
                          Ozone Assessment of Scientific and Technical Information.
                          OAQPS Staff Paper.
                          PB92-190446/REB             92-01   PC A17/MF A03
                        EPA/450/3-90/006A
                          QAQPS Control Cost Manual  (Fourth Edition). Supplement
                          1.
                          PB92-137181/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
                        EPA/450/3-90/018
                          Enabling Document for New  Source Performance  Stand-
                          ards for Air Oxidation Processes and Distillation Operations
                          in the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing Industry.
                          PB92-161967/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
                        EPA/450/3-91/013
                          Enabling Document for  Regulations Governing Compliance
                          Extensions for Early  Reductions of Hazardous Air Pollut-
                          ants.
                          PB92-180132/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
                        EPA/450/3-91/015
                          National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Ongoing Re-
                          search and Regulatory Development Projects.
                          PB92-1 1 1905/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03
                        EPA/450/3-91/016
                          National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
                          of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices Related
                          to Air Toxics. Volume 5. Citations, 1991.
                          PB92-111830/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03
                        EPA/450/3-91/017
                          National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
                          of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices Related
                          to Air Toxics. Index, 1991.
                          PB92-111913/REB             92-01   PCA21/MFA04
                        EPA/450/3-91/018
                          NATICH Data  Base Report on State, Local and EPA Air
                          Toxics Activities, September 1991.
                          PB92-143700/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF A06
                        EPA/450/ 3-91/020 A
                          Dry Cleaning  Facilities: Background Information for Pro-
                          posed Standards.
                          PB92-126762/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
                        EPA/450/3-91/021
                          Economic Impact  Analysis of Regulatory Controls  in the Dry
                          Cleaning Industry.
                          PB92-126770/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03
                        EPA/450/3-91/022A
                          Technical Guidance: State II  Vapor Recovery Systems for
                          Control of Vehicle Refueling  Emissions at  Gasoline Dis-
                          pensing Facilities. Volume 1 . Chapters.
                          PB92-132844/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
                        EPA/450/3-91/022B
                          Technical Guidance: Stage II Vapor Recovery  Systems for
                          Control  of  Vehicle  Refueling  Emissions at  Gasoline Dis-
                          pensing Facilities. Volume 2. Appendices.
                          PB92-132851/REB             92-01  PC A20/MF A04
                        EPA/450/3-91/024
                          Burninq Tires for Fuel and Tire Pyrolysis: Air Implications.
                          PB92-145358/REB              92-01  PCA11/MFA03
                        EPA/450/3-91/026
                          Alternative Control Techniques Document: Nitric and Adipic
                          Acid Manufacturing Plants.
                          PB92-132828/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
                        EPA/450/3-91/027
                          Assessment of  VOC  Emissions and Their Control from
                          Baker's Yeast Manufacturing Facilities.
                          PB92-145408/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
                        EPA/450/3-91/030
                          Documentation for Developing the  Initial Source Category
                          List
                          PB92-218429/REB             92-04  PC A16/MF A03
                        EPA/4SO/3-91/0100
                          Human Exposure Model-ll: User's Guide.
                          PB92-186246/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
                        EPA/450/3-92/003
                          Health Effects and Dose-Response Assessment  for Hydro-
                          gen Chloride Following Short-Term Exposure.
                          PB92-161959/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
                         EPA/450/3-92/005
                          Questions and Answers about  the Earty Reductions Pro-

                          prB92-180124/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
                         EPA/450/3-92/012
                          Alternative Control Techniques Document: For  PM-10 Emis-
                           sions from Ferrous Foundries.
                           PB92-180017/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
                         EPA/450/3-92/013
                           Control of  VOC Emissions from Ink and Paint Manufactur-
   ness.
   PB92-136795/REB
92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/4SO/2-91/009
   Status of Selected Air Pollution Control Programs, February
   1992
   PB92-171966/REB              92-01   PC A09/MF A02
                               92-01  PC A09/MF A02

EPA/450/3-92/015
  Production of Acetal, Amino, and Phenolic Resins.
  PB92-213263/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/450/4-81/026D-REV
  Procedures for Emission Inventory Preparation.  Volume 4:

  PB92^209386/REB             92-04  PCA11/MFA03
EPA/450/4-89/018
  Example Emission Inventory Documentation for Post-1987
  Ozone State Implementation Plans (SIPs).
  PB92-112176/REB             92-01  PC A18/MF A04
EPA/450/4-90/007D(R)
  User's Guide for  the  Urban  Airshed  Model. Volume  4.
  User's Manual for the Emissions Preprocessor System 2.0.
  Part A: Core FORTRAN System.
  PB92-226232/REB             92-04  PC A19/MF A04
EPA/450/4-90/007F
  User's Guide for  the  Urban  Airshed  Model. Volume  6.
  User's Manual for the Postprocessing System.
  PB92-145382/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/450/4-90/007G
  User's Guide for  the  Urban  Airshed  Model. Volume  7.
  User's Manual for the Performance Evaluation System.
  PB92-224849/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/450/4-90/016
  Emission Factor Documentation for AP-42 Section 2.1.1.,
  Municipal Waste Combustion.
  PB92-152867/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03
EPA/450/4-90/017
  Emission  Factor Documentation for  AP-42 Section 2.5,
  Sewage Sludge Incineration.
  PB92-152834/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/450/4-91/002A
  Regional   Ozone   Modeling   for  Northeast   Transport
  (ROMNET).
  PB92-108786/REB              92-01  PC A15/MF A03
EPA/450/4-91/002B
  Regional   Ozone  Modeling   for  Northeast   Transport
  (ROMNET). Appendices.
  PB92-108794/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03
EPA/450/4-91/005 A
  Feasibility of Including Regional and Temporal VOC Emis-
  sions Estimates in the EPA Emissions Trends Report.
  PB92-216910/REB             92-04 PC A04/MF A01
EPA/450/4-91/010
  Emission Inventory Requirements for  Ozone State  Imple-
  mentation Plans.
  PB92-118017/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/450/4-91/011
  Emission Inventory  Requirements  for Carbon  Monoxide
  State Implementation Plans, 1991.
  PB92-112150/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/4SO/4-91/013
  Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
  Model.
  PB92-108760/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/450/4-91/016
  Procedures for  the Preparation  of Emission Inventories for
  Carbon  Monoxide  and Precursors of Ozone.  Volume  1.
  General Guidance for Stationary Sources.
  PB92-112168/REB             92-01  PC A11 /MF A03
EPA/450/4-91/020 A
  Measurement Solution: Using a Temporary Total Enclosure
  for Capture Efficiency Testing.
  PB92-190271/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/450/4-91/021
  Screening Methods  for the  Development of Air  Toxics
  Emission Factors.
  PB92-108778/REB             92-01  PC A20/MF A04
 EPA/450/4-91/023
  National Air Quality and Emissions Trends Report, 1990.
  PB92-141555/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
 EPA/450/4-91/024
  Urban Air Toxics Monitoring Program,  1990.
  PB92-110022/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
 EPA/450/4-91/025
   Urban Air  Toxics Monitoring Program Carbonyl Results,
   1990.
   PB92-110030/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
 EPA/450/4-91/026
   National Air Pollutant Emission Estimates 1940-1990.
   PB92-152859/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A02
 EPA/450/4-91/027
   Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) and Particulate Matter
   (PM) Speciation Data System User's Manual, Version 1.4.
   PB92-105527/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/450/4-91/029
   Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of Sty-
   rene, Interim Report.
   PB92-126788/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
 EPA/450/4-91/031
   Guideline Series:  Control of  Volatile Organic  Compound
   Emissions from Reactor Processes  and Distillation Oper-
   ations Processes in the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manu-
   facturing Industry.
   PB92-180009/REB             92-01   PC A09/MF A03
 EPA/450/4-91/032
   Gridded Model Information Support System (GMISS) User's
   Guide.  Volume 3. Model Concentration Data Retrieval Sub-
                                                                                                                    system.
                                                                                                                    PB92-190263/REB
                                                                                                                                                 92-01  PC A05/MF A01
                                                                                 EPA/450/4-91/033
                                                                                   Enhanced Ozone Monitoring Network Design and Siting Cri-
                                                                                   teria Guidance Document.
                                                                                   PB92-145390/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
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                                                     NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER INDEX
EPA/450/4-92/001
  Tiered Modeling Approach for Assessing the Risks Due to
  Sources of Hazardous Air Pollutants.
  PB92-164748/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/4SO/4-92/008A
  User's Guide for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC2) Dis-
  persion Models,. Volume 1. User Instructions.
  PB92-232453/REB             92-04   PC A13/MF A03
EPA/450/4-92/008B
  User's Guide for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC2) Dis-
  persion Models. Volume 2: Description of Model Algorithms.
  PB92-232461/REB             92-04   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/450/4-92/008C
  User's Guide for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC2) Dis-
  persion Models. Volume 3: Guide to Programmers.
  PB92-232479/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/450/4-92/009
  Guide for Using the Empirical Kinetics Modeling Approach
  Interface (EKMAI).
  PB92-196005/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/490/4-92/010
  Technical Assistance Document Performance Audit Proce-
  dures for Opacity Monitors.
  PB92-192889/REB             92-01   PC A12/MF A03
EPA/450/4-92/011A
  Guideline for  Regulatory Application  of the Urban Airshed
  Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 1. Technical
  Report.
  PB92-213222/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/450/4-92/011B
  Guideline for  Regulatory Application  of the Urban Airshed
  Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 2. Appendi-
  ces.
  P892-213230/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/4SO/R-92/002
  Technology Evaluation Report The Carver-Greenfield Proc-
  ess, Dehydro-Tech Corporation
  PB92-217462/REB             92-04   PCA11/MFA03
EPA/452/B-92/001
  Directory of OAOPS Information Services, May 1992.
  PB92-198654/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/452/R-92/003
  Technical Support Document to Aid States with the Devel-
  opment of Carbon Monoxide State Implementation Plans.
  PB92-233055/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/4S3/R-92/001
  Control  of VOC Emissions from  Nonferrous Metal Rolling

  PB92-227677/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/453/R-92/002
  RACT/BACT/LAER Clearinghouse: A Compilation of Con-
  trol Technology Determinations. Second  Supplement to the
  1990 Edition.
  PB92-235647/REB             92-04  PC A20/MF A04
EPA/454/R-92/001
  Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling  (IWAQM)
  Work Plan Rationale.
  PB92-213248/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/454/R-92/007
  Quality Review Guidelines for 1990 Base Year Emission In-
  ventories.
  PB92-224435/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/460/3-91/02
  Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report
  PB92-126960/REB             92-01   PC A24/MF A04
EPA/460/A-90/33
  Application for Certification 1990 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - BMW.
  PB92-127968/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF EM
EPA/460/ A-90/34
  Application for Certification 1990 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles-Honda,
  PB92-127976/REB             92-01   PC A22/MF A04
EPA/460/A-M/3S
  Application for Certification 1990 Heavy-Duty Diesel - De-
  troit Diesel.
  PB92-127984/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA/460/ A-91/1
  Application tor Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles-Audi.
  PB91-242644/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF E99
EPA/460/A-91/2
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles-BMW.
  PB91-242651/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF EM
EP A/460/A-91/3
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Ferrari - Fiat
  PB91-242669/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/4M/A-91/4
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles-Ford.
  PB91-242677/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF E19
EPA/4SO/A-91/5
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks- Ford.
  PB91-242685/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF Ell
EPA/460/A-91/6
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles -  Fuji
  PB91-242693/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF A06
EP A/460/A-91/7
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - General Motors.
  PB91-242701/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E99
EPA/460/A-91/8
  Application for Certification  1991 Model Year  Light-Duty
  Trucks - Isuzu  Motors.
  PB91-242719/REB             92-01  PC A19/MF A04
EPA/460/A-91/9
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Isuzu Motors.
  PB91-242727/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA/460/A-91/10
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles and Light-Duty Trucks - Nissan.
  PB91-242735/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E99
EPA/460/A-91/11
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Volkswagen.
  PB91-242743/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E99
EPA/460/ A-91/12
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Mack Truck.
  PB91-242768/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF A06
EPA/460/A-91/13
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
  PB91-242776/REB             92-01  PC A25/MF A06
EPA/460/A-91/14
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Engines - Navistar.
  PB91-2427B4/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/460/ A-91/15
  Application for Certification  1991 Model Year  Light-Duty
  Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
  PB92-127992/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF A06
EPA/460/A-91/16
  Application for Certification  1991 Model Year  Light-Duty
  Trucks - Chrysler.
  PB92-128008/REB             92-01  PCA99/MFE11
EPA/4SO/A-91/17
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Chrysler.
  PB92-128016/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E11
EPA/460/A-91/18
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Fiat
  PB92-128024/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA/460/ A-91/19
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - American Honda.
  PB92-128032/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF £08
EPA/460/A-91/20
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles-Jaguar.
  PB92-128040/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/460/A-91/21
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Mazda Motor Company.
  PB92-128057/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E14
EPA/460/A-91/22
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Mercedes Benz.
  PB92-128065/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
EPA/460/A-91/23
  Application  for Certification  1991 Model Year  Light-Duty
  Trucks - Mitsubishi.
  PB92-128073/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF A06
EPA/460/ A-91/24
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Range Rover.
  PB92-128081/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EP A/460/ A-91/2S
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Stertina
  PB92-128099/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/460/A-91/26
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Volvo.
  PB92-128107/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E19
EPA/460/A-91/27
  Application for Certification  1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Gas - Chrysler.
  PB92-128115/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EP A/460/ A-91/28
  Application for Certification  1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Isuzu Motors.
  PB92-128123/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
EPA/460/ A-91/30
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Hino Motors Inc.
  PB92-122S22/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EP A/460/A-91/31
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Mercedes Benz.
  PB92-122530/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/460/A-91/34
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles - Perkins.
  PB92-122563/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
EP A/460/A-92/1
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model  Year  Light-Duty
  Trucks - Chrysler.
  PB92-122225/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
EPA/460/ A-92/2
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model  Year  Light-Duty
  Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
  PB92-122233/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03
EPA/4607 A-92/3
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Chrysler.
  PB92-122241/REB             92-01  PC A20/MF A04
EPA/460/A-92/4
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Daihatsu.
  PB92-122258/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA/460/A-92/5
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Federal  Coach.
  PB92-122266/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/460/A-92/6
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Fiat.
  PB92-122274/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF E04
EPA/460/ A-92/7
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Fiat Ferrari.
  PB92-122282/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF A06
EPA/460/A-92/8
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model  Year  Light-Duty
  Trucks - Ford.
  PB92-122290/REB             ->2-01   PCA99/MFE11
EPA/46O/A-92/9
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Ford.
  PB92-122308/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF E16
EPA/460/A-92/10
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - General Motors.
  PB92-122316/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF £99
EPA/460/A-92/11
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Grumman Olson.
  PB92-122324/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
EPA/460/A-92/12
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Honda.
  PB92-122332/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF A06
EPA/460/ A-92/13
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Hyundai.
  PB92-122340/REB             92-01   PC A12/MF A03
EPA/460/A-92/14
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Isuzu.
  PB92-122357/REB             92-01   PC A24/MF A04
EPA/460/ A-92/15
  Application for  Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Isuzu.
  PB92-12236S/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03
EPA/460/A-92/16
  Application for  Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Mazda.
  PB92-122373/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF A06
EPA/460/A-92/17
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Mazda.
  PB92-122381/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF EOS
EPA/460/A-92/18
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Mercedes Benz.
  PB92-122399/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF E14
EPA/460/ A-92/19
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Mitsubishi.
  PB92-122407/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF EOS
EPA/460/A-92/20
  Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - PAS Inc.
  PB92-122415/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EP A/460/ A-92/21
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Rolls Royce.
  PB92-122423/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF A06
EPA/460/A-92/22
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Subaru.
  PB92-122431/REB              92-01   PC A24/MF A04
EPA/460/ A-92/23
  Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Toyota.
  PB92-122449/REB              92-01   PCA99/MFE11
EP A/460/ A-92/24
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Toyota.
  PB92-122456/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02
EPA/460/A-92/25
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Volkswagen.
  PB92-122464/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF E99
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                                                     NTIS ORDER/REPORT  NUMBER INDEX
                                                                                                                                   EPA/530/SW-91/062F
EPA/460/A-92/26
  Application tor Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Volvo Cars of North America.
  PB92-122472/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF E19
EPA/460/A-92/27
  Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
  Motorcycles - Yamaha.
  PB92-122480/REB              92-01  PC A21/MF A04
EPA/460/A-92/28
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
  Chrysler Otto Cycle.
  PB92-122506/REB              92-01  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/460/A-92/29
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
  Engines - Ford.
  PB92-122514/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
EPA/460/A-92/32
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Mitsubishi Motors Corporation.
  PB92-122548/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/460/A-92/33
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year  Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Nissan.
  PB92-122555/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03
EPA/460/ A-92/35
  Application for Certification  1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - SportsCar America, PUMA Division Inc.
  PB92-182799/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/460/ A-92/36
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - BMW of North America, Inc.
  PB92-182807/REB             92-04   PCA99/MFE11
EPA/460/A-92/37
  Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Fiat Auto R and D U.S.A.
  P892-182815/REB             92-04   PC A14/MF A03
EPA/460/A-92/38
  Application for  Certification 1993  Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Grumman Olson.
  PB92-182823/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
EP A/460/A-92/39
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Lotus Cars, Ltd.
  PB92-182831/REB              92-04  PC A99/MF EOS
EP A/460/A-92/40
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Infiniti, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
  PB92-182849/REB              92-04  PC A25/MF A06
 EP A/460/A-92/41
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Maxima,  Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
  PB92-182856/REB              92-04  PC A25/MF A06
 EPA/460/A-92/42
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles • Stanza, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
  PB92-182864/REB              92-04  PC A99/MF A06
 EP A/460/A-92/43
  Application for Certification  1992 Model  Year Light-Duty
   Trucks - Nissan Motors Co.. Ltd.
   PB92-182872/REB              92-04  PC A17/MF A04
 EPA/460/ A-92/44
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-

   PB92-182880/REB              92-04  PC A99/MF A06
 EPA/460/ A-92/45
   Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
   hicles - Saab Cars USA. Inc.
   PB92-182898/REB             92-04  PC A19/MF A04
 EPA/460/ A-92/46
   Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
   hicles - Toyota Technical Center, U.S.A. Inc.
   PB92-182906/REB             92-04  PC  A09/MF A03
  EPA/460/A-92/47
   Application for Certification  1992  Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Diesel Engines - Caterpillar.
   PB92-182922/REB              92-04   PC A18/MF A04
  EP A/460/A-92/48
   Application for  Certification  1992  Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Diesel Vehicles - Cummins Engine Company, Inc.
   PB92-182930/REB              92-04   PC A21/MF A04
  EPA/460/ A-92/49
   Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
   Diesel Engines - Detroit Diesel Corporation.
   PB92-182948/REB              92-04   PC A10/MF A03
  EP A/460/ A-92/50
   Application  for  Certification 1992 Model  Year Heavy-Duty
   Diesel Vehicles - Hino Motors, Ltd.
   PB92-182955/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
  EPA/460/A-92/51
    Application for Certification 1992 Model  Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Mack Trucks.                        .„-.„„
    PB92-182963/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
  EP A/460/A-92/52
    Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Navistar International Corporation.
    PB92-182971/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
  EPA/460/A-92/53
    Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Heavy-Duty
    Vehicles - Winnebago Industries, Inc.
    PB92-182989/REB
                                                      92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/460/A-92/54
  Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles - Winnebago Industries, Inc.
  PB92-182997/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/500/B-92/002
  Consolidated List of Chemicals Subject to  Reporting under
  the  Emergency  Planning and  Community Right-to-Know
  Act. (Title III of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthor-
  ization Act of 1986).
  PB92-155399/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/500/K-92/002
  Air Quality Atlas.
  PB92-190248/REB
EPA/503/8-92/002
  U.S. EPA Nonpoint Source Information Exchange Computer
  Bulletin Board System (BBS).  User's Manual.
  PB92-228048/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/503/9-91/009
  Report to Congress on Ocean Dumping, 1987-1990.
  PB92-188663/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/503/9-92/002
  Watershed Protection Approach: An Overview.
  PB92-224732/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/503/9-92/006
  National Water Quality Inventory: 1990 Report to Congress.
  PB92-227800/REB             92-04  PC A11/MF A03
EPA/503/9-92/007
  National Estuary Program After Four Years:  A Report to
  Congress.
  PB92-233154/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/506/2-89/003
  Selecting Priority  Nonpoint  Source  Projects:  You Better
  Shop Around.
  PB92-233063/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/506/6-90/002
  Managing Contaminated Sediments.  EPA Decision-Making
  Processes.
  PB92-231653/REB            92-04   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/506/6-90/003
  Contaminated Sediments: Relevant Statutes and EPA Pro-
  gram Activities.
  PB92-231547/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/520/1-92/001
  National Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP) Program. Pro-
  ficiency Report, January 1992
  PB92-120914/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03
EPA/520/5-66/017
  Radiological Survey of the Norfolk Naval  Station, the Nor-
  folk Naval Shipyard, and Newport News Shipbuilding.
  PB92-164730/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/520/5-91/025
  Environmental Radiation Data. Report 63, July-September
  1990
  PB92-164706/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/520/6-91/020
  Electric and Magnetic Fields  Near AM Broadcast Towers.
   PB92-101427/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 EPA/S20/SW-91/062A
   RCRA Permit Policy Compendium.  Volume 1. User's Guide.
   Key Word Index.                              __ _ „
   PB92-111715/REB                     92-01   PC E10
 EPA/S30/R-92/001
   State Programs Advisory Number Nine.
   PB92-149285/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF E16
 EPA/S30/H-92/002
   Best Demonstrated Available Technology (BOAT)  Back-
   ground Document for  Quality Assurance/Quality Control
   Procedures and Methodology.
   PB92-149277/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02
 EPA/S30/R-92/003
   Compilation of Current Practices at Land Disposal Facilities:
   Summary  of  Liner  and Leak Detection Designs, Action
   Leakage Rates, Response Action Plans, and  Management

   PB92U128206/REB **'            92-01  PC A08/MF A02
 EPA/530/R-92/004
   Action Leakage Rates for Leak Detection Systems. (Sup-
   plemental  Background  Document  for  the  Final  Double
   Liners and Leak Detection Systems Rule for Hazardous
   Waste Landfills, Waste Piles, and Surface Impoundments).
   PB92-128214/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/530/R-92/005A
   Inactive and  Abandoned  Noncoal Mines.  Volume  1. A
                                                        92-01   PC A07/MF A02
                         EPA/530/R-92/005B
                           Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume 2.  State

                           PB92rt1S90123/REB             92-01   PC A19/MF A04
                         EPA/530/R-92/005C
                           Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume 3. Appen-
92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
                                                        92-01  PCA14/MFA03
                         EPA/530/R-92/006
                           Development of  a Solid Sample Analytical Procedure for
                           Cyanide in Spent Ore. Final Technical Report
                           PB92-203496/REB             92-04  PCA11/MFA03
                         EPA/530/R-92/007
                           Directory  of  Mine Waste  Characterization and  Drainage
                           Quality  Contacts  in   Western Governors'   Association

                                                        92-01  PCA06/MFA02
EPA/530/R-92/008A
  Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and Fir,cal Impacts of
  EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management Pro-
  grams. Volume 1. Summary Report.
  PB92-190156/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/530/R-92/008B
  Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts of
  EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management Pro-
  grams Volume 2. State Reports of Western Governors' As-
  sociation Mine Waste Task Force States.
  PB92-190164/REB                    92-01   PC A99
EPA/530/R-92/008C
  Projected Regulatory, Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts of
  EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management Pro-
  grams. Volume 3. Appendix: State Reports Interstate Coali-
  tion on Mine Waste.
  PB92-190172/REB                    92-01   PC A14
EPA/530/R-92/009
  Abstracts of Selected Precious Metal Mines' Permits.
  PB92-180090/REB             92-01  PCA21/MFA04
EPA/530/R-92/010
  Preliminary Use and Substitutes Analysis of Lead and Cad-
  mium in Products in Municipal Solid Waste.
  PB92-162551/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02
EPA/530/R-92/011
  Technical Implementation  Document for EPA's Boiler  and
  Industrial Furnace Regulations.
  PB92-154947/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03
EPA/530/R-92/013
  Characterization of Products Containing  Mercury  in Munici-
  pal Solid Waste in the United States, 1970 to 2000.
  PB92-162569/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/530/R-92/016
  Proceedings on the National United States Environmental
  Protection  Agency Conference  on Household Hazardous
  Waste Management (6th). Held in Seattle, Washington on
  Decembers-?, 1991.
  PB92-169390/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
EPA/530/R-92/018
  Update Package for RCRA Permit Policy Compendium (As-
  sorted Volumes).
  PB92-182518/REB                     92-04  PC E99
EPA/530/R-92/019
  Characterization of Municipal  Solid Waste in the United
  States: 1992 Update.
  PB92-207166/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
 EPA/530/R-92/022
  Handbook of RCRA Ground-Water Monitoring Constituents:
  Chemical and  Physical Properties  (40 CFR Part 264, Ap-
  pendix 9).
  PB92-233287/REB             92-04 PC A13/MF A03
 EPA/530/R-92/023
  No Migration Variances to the Hazardous Waste Land Dis-
   posal Prohibitions: A Guidance Manual for Petitioners (July

   PB92-207695/REB             92-04 PC AOS/MF A02
 EPA/530/R-92/024
   Alternative Daily Cover Materials for Municipal Solid Waste
   Landfills.
   PB92-208206/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/530/SW-87/006F
   Technical Resource Document: Batch-Type Procedures for
   Estimating Soil Adsorption of Chemicals.
   PB92-188515/REB             92-01 PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/530/SW-90/074A
   Markets for Scrap Tires.
   PB92-115252/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/530/SW-91/029
   States' Efforts to Promote Lead-Acid Battery Recycling.
   PB92-119965/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/S30/SW-91/OS1
   Technical  Guidance Document: Inspection Techniques for
   the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field Seams.
   PB92-109057/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
  EPA/530/SW-91/062B
   RCRA Permit Policy  Compendium. Volume 2 (9420.1980-
   9434.1900). Hazardous Waste Management System (Part
   260) General, Definitions, Petitions.
   PB92-111723/REB                     92-01  PC A13
  EPA/530/SW-91/062C
   RCRA  Permit Policy  Compendium. Volume 3  (9441.1980-
   9441.1986). Identification and  Listing of Hazardous Waste
   (Part 261 (.General.
   PB92-111731/REB                     92-01  PC A14
  EPA/530/SW-91/062D
    RCRA Permit Policy  Compendium. Volume 4  (9441.1987-
    9441.1990). Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste
    (Part 261 (.General.
    PB92-111749/REB                     92-01  PC A14
  EPA/530/SW-91/062E
    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 5  (9442.1980-
    9444.1986). Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste
    (Part 261). Criteria for Identifying Hazardous Waste, Char-
    acteristics of Hazardous Waste, Lists of Hazardous Waste.
    PB92-111756/REB                     92-01  PC A14
  EPA/530/SW-91/062F
    RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume  6  (9444.1987-
    9457.1990). Identification and Listing  of  Hazardous  Waste
    (Part 261). Lists (Cont'd), Generator  Standards (Part 262),
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                                                     NTIS  ORDER/REPORT NUMBER  INDEX
  General. Pretransportation, Recordkeeping, Special Condi-
  tions, Importing.
  PB92-111764/REB                     92-01   PC A1S
EPA/530/SW-91/062G
  RCRA  Permit Policy Compendium  Volume 7 (9460.1980-
  9482.1990).  Transporter Standards (Part 263).  (TSDFs)
  (Parts 264 and 265), TSDF Technical Requirements (Parts
  264 and 265).
  PB92-111772/RE8                     92-01   PC Alt
EP A/530/SW-91 /062H
  RCRA  Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 8 (9483.1980-
  9489.1990). TSDF Technical Requirements (Parts 264 and
  265). Tanks,  Surface Impoundments. Waste Piles, Land
  Treatment, Landfills, Incinerators, Miscellaneous Units.
  PB92-111780/REB                     92-01   PC A1S
EPA/530/SW-91/0621
  RCRA  Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 9 (9490.1980-
  9521.1990).  Standards for Managing  Specific Hazardous
  Wastes (Part 266).  Permitting Policies, Permitting Proce-
  dures (Parts 124 and 270).
  PB92-111798/REB                     92-01   PC A1S
EPA/530/SW-91 /062J
  RCRA  Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 10 (9522.1980-
  9528.1990). Permitting Procedures (Parts 124 and 270). Ap-
  plications, Conditions, Changes, Interim Status.
  PB92-111806/REB                     92-01   PC A15
EPA/S30/SW-91/062K
  RCRA  Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 11 (9530.1980-
  9581.1990). Air  Emissions Standards, State Authorization
  (Part 271). Land Disposal Restrictions (Part 268). Waste
  Minimization. Subtitle D. RCRA Grant Funds.
  PB92-111814/REB                     92-01   PC A17
EPA/S30/SW-91/065A
  Mining  Sites  on  the National Priorities  List: NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports. Volume 1 (Aluminum Company  of America
  (Vancouver Smelter) to Cleveland Mill).
  PB92-124767/REB                     92-01   PC AM
EPA/S30/SW-91/065e
  Mining  Sites  on  the National Priorities  List: NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports. Volume 2 (Commencement Bay Nearshore/
  Tideflats to Kerr McGee) (Kress Creek, Reed-Keppler Park.
  Residential Areas, Sewage Treatment Plant).
  PB92-124775/REB                     92-01   PC AM
EPA/530/SW-91 /065C
  Mining  Sites  on  the  National Priorities  List NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports.  Volume  3 (Kerr-McGee  Chemical Corp.
  (Soda Springs Plant) to Ormet Corp).
  PB92-124783/REB                     92-01   PC AM
EPA/S30/SW-91/065O
  Mining  Sites on  the  National Priorities List NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports. Volume 4 (Oronogo-Duemveg Mining Belt to
  Tar Creek).
  PB92-124791/REB                     92-01   PC AM
EPA/530/SW-91/065E
  Mining  Sites on the  National Priorities List NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports. Volume 5 (Tetedyne Wah  Chang to Wayne
  Interim  Storage Fatilrfy/W.R Grace).
  PB92-124809/REB                     92-01   PC AM
EPA/530/SW-91/073A
  Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Final Criteria for Munici-
  pal Solid Waste Landfills
  PB92-100841/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA/S30/SW-91/073B
  Addendum to the Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Final
  Criteria for Municipal Solid Waste Landfills
  PB92-100858/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/530/SW-91/075
  National Survey of Hazardous Waste Generators and Treat-
  ment. Storage, Disposal, and Recycling Facilities in 1966.
  Hazardous Waste Generation and Management
  PB92-123025/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/530/SW-91/079
  Background Document for the Liquid Release Test Single
  Laboratory Evaluation and 1988 Collaborative Study.
  P892-183201/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/530/SW-91/093N
  Inside the Hotline: A Compilation of 1991 Monthly Hotline
  Reports.
  PB92-131390/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/530/UST-91/018
  Leaking Underground Storage Tanks  and Hearth: Under-
  standing Health Risks from Petroleum Contamination.
  PB92-184969/RE8             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/001
  Innovative  Treatment Technologies: Semi-Annual Status
  Report. (Third Edition)
  PB92-173210/RE8             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/004
  Superfund Engineering Issue: Issues Affecting the Applica-
  bility and  Success  of  Remedial/Removal  Incineration
  Projects.
  PB92-109081/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/013A
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Aerobic Biodegradatjon Remedy Screening. Interim Guid-
  ance.
  PB92-109065/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/0138
  Guide for Conducting  Treatabiliry Studies under CERCLA
  Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening.
  PB92-109073/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  Guide for Conducting Treatabiliry Studies under CERCLA:
  Aerobic  Biodegradatjon Remedy Screening. Quick Refer-
  ence Fact Sheet.
  PB92-224377/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/014
  Selection of Control Technologies for Remediation of Lead
  Battery Recycling Sites.
  PB92-114537/REB             92-01  PC AOB/MF A02
EPA/540/2-91/015
  Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technol-
  ogies  (3rd): Domestic and  International. Held in  Dallas,
  Texas on June 11-13,1991. Technical Papers.
  PB92-219732/REB             92-04  PC A22/MF A04
EPA/540/2-91/016
  Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technol-
  ogies  (3rd): Domestic and  International. Held in  Dallas,
  Texas on June 11-13. 1991. Abstract Proceedings.
  PB92-233881/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/018
  Bioremediation in the Field. An  Information Update on Ap-
  plying Bioremediation to Site Ctean-Up. Number 3.
  PB92-224807/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/019A
  Guide for Conducting Treatabiliry Studies under CERCLA:
  Soil Vapor Extraction. Interim Guidance.
  PB92-227271/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/0196
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet
  PB92-224401/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
  PB92-231281/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/020A
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Soil Washing. Interim Guidance.
  PB92-170570/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/020B
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Soil Washing: Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
  PB92-17058B/HEB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/021
  In situ Soil Flushing. Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-180025/RE8             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/022
  Air Stripping of Aqueous Solutions. Engineering Bulletin
  PB92-180033/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/023
  Control of Air Emissions from Materials Handling during Re
  mediation. Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-180041/RE8             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/024
  Granular Activated Carbon Treatment Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-180058/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/025
  Chemical Oxidation Treatment Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-180066/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/2-91/027
  Bioremediation in the Field: An  Information Update on Ap-
  plying Bioremediation to Site Cleanup. (Number 4).
  PB92-224708/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/4-M/OOS
  Performance Evaluations of Pump-and-Treat Remediations.
  PB92-114461/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/4-91/005
  Ground-Water Issue: The Effects of Well Casing Material
  on Ground Water-Quality.
  PB92-224724/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/S40/S-90/007
  Technology Evaluation Report  SITE  Program  Demonstra-
  tion of the DuPont/Oberdn MicrofHtration Technology.
  PB92-153410/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/540/541/001
  Technology Evaluation Report Biological  Treatment  of
  Wood Preserving Site Groundwater by Biotrol, Inc.
  P892-110048/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/540/S-91/003A
  Technology Evaluation Report Biotrot Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.  Volume 1.
  PB92-11S310/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA/S40/5-91/003B
  Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.  Volume 2. Part A.
  PB92-115328/REB             92-01  PC A17/MF A04
EPA/540/5-91 /003C
  Technology Evaluation Report Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.  Volume 2, Part B.
  PB92-115336/REB             92-01  PC A1S/MF A03
EPA/540/5-91/004
  Superfund  Innovative  Technology   Evaluation  Program:
  Progress and Accomplishments, Fiscal Year 1990. A Fourth
  Report to Congress.
  PB92-224799/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/540/5-91/005
  Technology Evaluation  Report  SITE Program  Demonstra-
  tion Test  Horsehead Resource  Development Company,
  Inc., Flame Reactor Technology. Monaca. Pennsylvania.
  PB92-205855/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/540/5-91/007A
  Technology Evaluation Report of Retech. Inc.. Plasma Cen-
  trifugal Furnace. Volume 1.
  PB92>216035/REB              92-04   PC A09/MF A02
EP A/540/5-91/007B
  Technology Evaluation Report of Retech, Inc., Plasma Cen-
  trifugal Furnace. Volume 2.
  PB92-216043/REB             92-04  PC A15/MF A03
EPA/540/5-91/008
  Superfund  Innovative Technology  Evaluation  Program:
  Technology Profiles, Fourth Edition.
  PB92-224294/REB             92-04  PC A10/MF A03
EPA/540/8-91/003
  Superfund Program: Ten Years of Progress.
  PB91-921286/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/004
  Progress  Toward  Implementing  Superfund, Fiscal Year
  1990: A Report to the Congress.
  PB92-963256/HEB             92-01  PC E05/MF A04
EPA/540/8-91/016
  Superfund: Focusing on the Nation at Large. 1991 Update.
  PB92-963252/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/017
  National Priorities List Sites: Alabama.
  PB92-963223/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/018
  National Priorities List Sites: Alaska.
  PB92-963251/HEB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/019
  National Priorities List Sites: Arizona and Nevada.
  PB92-963216/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/S40/8-91/020
  National Priorities List Sites: Arkansas.
  PB92-963220/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/021
  National Priorities List Sites: California and Hawaii.
  PB92-963239/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03
EPA/540/8-91/022
  National Priorities List Sites Colorado.
  PB92-963237/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/023
  National Priorities List Sites: Connecticut.
  PB92-963203/REB
                                                92-01
            see individual report for order number and price

EPA/540/8-91/024
  National Priorities List Sites. Delaware.
  PB92-963228/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/S40/8-91/02S
  National Priorities List Sites: Florida.
  PB92-963250/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/540/8-91/026
  National Priorities List Sites: Georgia.
  PB92-963226/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/027
  National Priorities List Sites: Idaho.
  PB92-963219/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/028
  National Priorities List Sites: Illinois.
  PB92-963248/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/540/8-91/029
  National Priorities List Sites: Indiana.
  PB92-963249/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/540/8-91/030
  National Priorities List Sites: Iowa.
  PB92-963234/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/031
  National Priorities List Sites: Kansas.
  PB92-963213/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/032
  National Priorities List Sites: Kentucky.
  PB92-963227/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/033
  National Priorities List Sites: Louisiana.
  PB92-963222/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/034
  National Priorities  List Sites: Maine.
  PB92-963204/REB             92-01  PCA04/MFA01
EPA/540/8-91/035
  National Priorities  List Sites: Maryland.
  PB92-963218/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/036
  National Priorities  List Sites: Massachusetts
  PB92-963206/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/037
  National Priorities  List Sites: Michigan.
  PB92-963247/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
EPA/540/8-91/038
  National Priorities List Sites: Minnesota.
  PB92-963211/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/540/8-91/039
  National Priorities List Sites: Mississippi
  PB92-963224/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/040
  National Priorities List Sites: Missouri.
  PB92-963214/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/041
  National Priorities List Sites: Montana.
  PB92-963235/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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                                  NTIS ORDER/REPORT  NUMBER  INDEX
                                                                                                                  EPA/540/FS-92/169
EPA/540/8-91/042
  National Priorities List Sites: Nebraska.
  PB92-963233/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/043
  National Priorities List Sites: New Hampshire
  PB92-963205/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/044
  National Priorities List Sites: New Jersey.
  PB92-963241/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/045
  National Priorities List Sites: New Mexico.
  PB92-963232/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/046
  National Priorities List Sites: New York
  PB92-963208/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/047
  National Priorities List Sites: North Carolina.
  PB92-963209/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/048
  National  Priorities
  Dakota.
  PB92-963236/REB
EPA/540/8-91/049
  National Priorities List Sites: Ohio.
  PB92-963246/REB
EPA/540/8-91/050
  National Priorities List Sites: Oklahoma.
  PB92-963221/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/051
  National Priorities List Sites: Oregon.
  PB92-963245/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/052
  National Priorities List Sites: Pennsylvania.
  PB92-963240/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/053
  National Priorities List Sites: Rhode Island.
  PB92-963230/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/054
  National Priorities List Sites: South Carolina.
  PB92-963210/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/B-91/OS5
  National Priorities List Sites: Tennessee.
  PB92-963225/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/056
  National Priorities List Sites: Texas.
  PB92-963212/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/057
  National Priorities List Sites: Utah.
  PB92-963215/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/058
  National Priorities List Sites: Vermont.
  PB92-963231/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/059
  National Priorities List Sites: Virginia.
  PB92-963217/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/060
  National Priorities List Sites: Washington.
  PB92-963244/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/061
  National Priorities List Sites: West Virginia.
  PB92-963229/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/062
  National Priorities  List Sites: Wisconsin.
  PB92-963243/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/063
  National Priorities  List Sites: Wyoming.
  PB92-963238/REB             92-01
EPA/540/8-91/064
  National Priorities List  Sites: American Samoa, Guam, and
  the Trust Territories.
  PB92-963242/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/065
  National Priorities  List Sites: Puerto Rico.
  PB92-963207/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/069
  NPL Characterization Project: National Results.
  PB92-963304/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA-540/8-91/070
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 1 Results.
  PB92-963305/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91-071
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
  PB92-963306/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/540/8-91/072
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
  PB92-963307/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/540/8-91/073
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
  PB92-963308/HEB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/540/8-91/074
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
  PB92-963309/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/540/8-91/075
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
  PB92-963310/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/540/8-91/076
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
   PB92-963311/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
                   PC A04/MF A01
                   PCA13/MFA03
                   PC A04/MF A01
                   PC A10/MF A03
List Sites:  North  Dakota and  South

            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
           .
            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
                   PC A04/MF A01
                   PC A04/MF A01
                  .
                   PCA11/MFA03
                   PC A04/MF A01
                   PC A04/MF A01
                   PC A06/MF A02
                   PC A04/MF A01
                    PC A04/MF A01
                    PC A05/MF A01
                    PC A07/MF A02
                   .
                    PC A04/MF A01
                    PC A06/MF A02
                    PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/077
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
  PB92-963312/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/S40/8-91/078
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
  PB92-963313/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/079
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
  PB92-963314/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/080
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: National Results.
  PB92-963315/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/540/8-91/081
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 1 Results.
  PB92-963316/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/082
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
  PB92-963317/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/083
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
  PB92-963318/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/084
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
  PB92-963319/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/ 540/8-91/085
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
  PB92-963320/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/086
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
  PB92-963321/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/087
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
  PB92-963322/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/S40/8-91/OD8
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
  PB92-963323/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/089
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
  PB92-963324/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/090
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
  PB92-963325/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/091
  Technical Support Services for Superfund Site Remediation
  and RCRA Corrective Action. Third Edition.
  PB92-205657/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/8-91/093
  Superfund  Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of
  Federally-Funded  Removals. Fifth Annual Report  - Fiscal
  Year 1990.
  PB92-963403/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
EPA/S40/9-91/001
  OSWER Source Book: Training  and Technology Transfer
  Resources.
  PB92-102169/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03
EPA/540/9-91/002
  Innovative  Treatment Technologies: Overview and Guide to
  Information Sources.
  PB92-179001 /REB             92-01   PC A20/MF A04
EPA/540/09-92/145
  Alachlor Position Document 2/3.
  PB92-111889/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/146
  Alachlor: Position  Document, 4.
  PB92-114248/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/147
  Cadmium: Special Review Document.
  PB92-114230/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/148
  Daminozide Position Document 1.
  PB92-114222/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/149
  Daminozide Position Document 2/3.
  PB92-114214/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/150
  Daminozide Position Document 4.
  PB92-114198/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/151
  Dichlorvos (DDVP) Position Document 1.
  PB92-114271/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/152
  Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document 2/3.
  PB92-114297/REB              	'   "'
EPA/540/09-92/153
  Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document 4.
  PB92-114305/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/540/09-92/154
  Captafol Final Decision.
  PB92-114289/REB
 EPA/540/09-92/155
  Chlorobenzilate Position Document 1.
  PB92-114313/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
 EPA/540/09-92/156
  Dinocap Position  Document 4.
  PB92-114370/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/540/09-92/157
   Ethalfluralin Position Document 1/2/3/4.
   PB92-114263/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                                                                     92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                                                                     92-01  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/158
  1 3-Dichloropropene Position Document 1.
  PB92-114206/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/179
  Creosote,  Pentachlorophenol, and  Inorganic  Arsenicals;
  Amendment of Notice of Intent to Cancel Registrations.
  PB92-152842/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/180
  Pesticide Reregistration Handbook: How to Respond to the
  Reregistration Eligibility Document.
  PB92-154806/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/190
  National  Home  and Garden Pesticide Use Survey Final
  Report. Executive Summary.
  PB92-174739/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/191
  National  Home  and Garden Pesticide Use Survey. Final
  Report. Volume  1. Executive Summary, Results, and Rec-
  ommendations.
  PB92-174747/REB             92-01  PC A16/MF A03
EPA/540/09-92/192
  National  Home  and Garden Pesticide Use Survey. Final
  Report. Volume  2. Survey Design,  Implementation, and
  Analysis Methods.
  PB92-174754/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/540/09-92/201
  Status of Pesticides in Reregistration and Special Review.
  PB92-190438/REB             92-01  PC A14/MF A03
EPA/540/09-92/204
  Emergency Exemptions under Section 18 of the Federal In-
  secticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act.  1. Guidance for
  State and Federal Agencies.
  PB92-183235/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/205
  Emergency Exemptions under Section 18 of the Federal In-
  secticide Fungicide  and Rodenticide Act. 2. Instructions for
  Submission of Emergency Exemption Applications.
  PB92-183243/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/09-92/213
  General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
  cides in the United States. Second Edition.
  PB92-221811/REB             92-04  PC A13/MF A03
EPA/540/A5-90/007
  DuPont/Oberlin   Microfiltration  Technology.  Applications
  Analysis Report.
  PB92-119023/REB             92-01  PCA04/MFA01
EPA/540/A5-91/001
  Biological Treatment of Wood Preserving Site Groundwater
  by BioTrol, Inc. Applications Analysis Report.
  PB91-227983/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EP A/540/A5-91/002
  AWD  Technologies Integrated AquaDetox  (Trade Name)/
  SVE Technology: Applications Analysis Report.
  PB92-218379/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/A5-91/003
  BioTrol Soil Washing System for Treatment of a Wood Pre-
  serving Site: Applications Analysis Report.
  PB92-115245/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EP A/540/A5-91/005
  Horsehead Resource Development Company, Inc.  Flame
  Reactor Technology: Applications Analysis Report.
  PB92-213214/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/A5-91/007
  Retech,  Inc., Plasma  Centrifugal  Furnace:  Applications
  Analysis Report.
  PB92-218791/REB             92-04   PCA04/MFA01
  Retech,  Inc., Plasma  Centrifugal  Furnace:  Applications
  Analysis Report.
  PB92-231315/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-91/143
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 226: Bensulfuron Methyl.
  PB92-104389/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-91/144
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 227: Gokilaht.
  PB92-110006/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/S40/FS-92/125
  RED Facts:  Heliothis zea NPV.
  PB92-111871/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/540/FS-92/129
  RED Facts:  Methoprene.
  PB92-111848/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/540/FS-92/159
  RED Facts: Fosetyl-AI (Aliette).
  PB92-114321/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/540/FS-92/160
  RED Facts: Sulfur.
  PB92-114347/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/540/FS-92/163
   RED. Facts: Potassium Bromide.
   PB92-114354/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/540/FS-92/165
   RED Facts: Warfarin.
   PB92-126754/REB            92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/540/FS-92/168
   Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 228: Triflumizole.
   PB92-126978/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/540/FS-92/169
   Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 229: Diguat Dibromide.
   PB92-126986/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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EPA/540/FS-92/170
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 230: Clethodim.
  PB92-145457/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/S40/FS-92/171
  RED Facts: Dried Blood.
  PB92-145465/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/172
  RED Facts: Sodium Diacetate.
  PB92-145440/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/173
  RED Facts: Silicon Dioxide and Silica Gel.
  PB92-145432/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/S40/FS-92/174
  RED Facts:  Inorganic Nitrate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassi-
  um Nitrates).
  PB92-145473/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/17S
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 231: Prodiamine.
  PB92-145416/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/177
  RED Facts: Propfonic Acid.
  PB92-147891/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/178
  RED Facts: Carbon Dioxide.
  PB92-145424/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/179
  RED Facts: Carbon.
  PB92-147883/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/S40/FS-92/18S
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 232: Isoxaben.
  PB92-16054B/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/189
  RED Facts: Sodium and Calcium Hypochkxite Salts.
  PB92-171958/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/194
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 233: Ettiylene Bisdimiocarba-
  mates (EBDCs).
  PB92-185842/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/195
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 234: Ethylene Oxide (EtO).
  PB92-185859/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/196
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 111.1: Calcium Arsenate (Tol-
  erance Revocation).
  PB92-186410/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
EPA/S40/FS-92/197
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 225: Ochlorvos (DDVP).
  PB92-1B5818/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
EPA/S40/FS-92/198
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 112.1: Lead  Arsenate.
  PB92-185834/REB             92-01   PC AOt/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/199
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 91.1: Arsenic Acid (H3AsO4).
  PB92-185826/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/203
  RED Facts: Heptachlor.
  PB92-192798/REB
EPA/S40/FS-92/210
  RED Facts: ' Allium sativum' (Garlic).
  P892-233139/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/211
  RED Facts: Putrescent Whole Egg Solids.
  PB92-235621/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/212
  RED Facts-. AIM Amine Hydrochloride.
  PB92-235639/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/S40/FS-92/21S
  RED Facts: Citric Acid.
  PB92-221837/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/S40/FS-92/218
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 235: 'Bacillus subtilis1 GB03.
  P892-238484/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/S40/FS-92/220
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 237: Oxaduty). (New Chemical
  Registration).
  PB92-23B492/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/FS-92/221
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 238: 'Pseudomonas fluores-
  cens' and 'Pseudomonas syringae' Strains.
  PB92-238500/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/G-88/001
  Citizens' Guidance Manual for the Technical Assistance
  Grant Program.
  PB92-101435/REB
EPA/540/G-91/012
  Contracting and  Subcontracting Guide  to the Supertund
  Program.
  PB92-963274/REB                    92-04  PC Free
EPA/S40/K-92/001
  Radioactive  Site  Remediation  Technologies  Seminar.
  Speaker Slide Copies.
  PB92-231174/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/115-91/005
  Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation (SITE): Dem-
  onstration Bulletin. Flame Reactor, Horsehead Resource
  Development Company, Inc.
  PB92-23S613/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
 EPA/54O/P-91/013
  Guidance on Site Assessment Cooperative Agreements.
   PB92-224385/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
92-01   PC A02/MF A01
92-01  PC A14/MF A03
                                                                     istration
EPA/S40/R-92/001
  Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Ogden  Orculating  Bed
  Combustor at the McColl Superfund Site.
  PB92-227289/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/S40/R-92/005
  Presentations EPA-State Soil Standards Conference. Held
  in Crystal City, Virginia on January 29, 1991.
  PB92-963350/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/540/R-92/009
  Community Relations in Superfund: A Handbook.
  PB92-963341/REB              92-01  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/540/R-92/012
  Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  Program:
  Spring Update to the Technology Profiles. Fourth Edition.
  PB92-233121/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/R-92/013A
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA.
  Chemical DehaloaenaSon.
  PB92-169044/REB              92-04  PC A05/MF A01
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Chemical Dehalogenation. Final Report.
  PB92-231307/REB              92-04  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/540/H-92/013B
  Chemical  Dehalogenation  Treatability  Studies  under
  CERCLA: An Overview.
  PB92-169275/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Chemical  Dehalogenation  Treatability  Studies  under
  CERCLA: An Overview.
  PB92-231299/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/H-92/OI5
  Technology Evaluation Report: Site Program  Demonstr
  of a Trial Excavation at the McColl Superfund Site.
  PB92-226448/REB              92-04  PC A10/MF AW
EPA/540/R-92/016A
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA
  Solvent Extraction. Interim Guidance.
  PB92-239561/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/R-92/016B
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Solvent Extraction Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
  PB92-239599/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/S40/H-92/017A
  Technology  Evaluation Report  Babcock  and Wilcox  Cy-
  clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 1.
  PB92-222215/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/540/RS-92/126
  Reregistration   Eligibility  Document  (RED):   Fosetyl-AI
  (Aliette).
  PB92-114339/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/RS-92/127
  Reregistration  Eligibility Document  (RED):  Heliothis  zea
  NPV (List A,  Case Number 151).
  PB92-111863/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/RS-92/128
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Methoprene (List
  A, Case 0030).
  PB92-111855/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/RS-92/161
  Reregistration  Eligibility Document  (RED):  Sulfur (List A,
  Case 0031).
  PB92-114453/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/RS-92/162
  Reregistration  Etegibility Document  (RED): Potassium Bro-
  mide.
  PB92-114362/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/S40/RS-92/164
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Warfarin.
  PB92-126739/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/S40/RS-92/167
  Reregistration  Eligibility Document (RED): Warfarin. Appen-
  dices C-H.
  PB92-126747/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/540/RS-92/181
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Propionic Acid.
  PB92-161983/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/RS-92/182
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Dried Blood.
  PB92-161942/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/RS-92/184
  Reregistration  Eligibility Document (RED): Inorganic Nitrate/
  Nitrite (Sodium and Potassium Nitrates).
  PB92-161975/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/RS-92/1BS
  Reregistration   Eligibility Document (RED): Carbon  and
  Carbon Dioxide.
  PB92-161926/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/S40/RS-92/186
  Reregistration Eligibility Document  (RED).  Sodium Diace-
  tate.
  PB92-161934/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/RS-92/187
  Reregistration Eligibility Document  (RED):  Silicon Dioxide
  and Silica Gel.
  PB92-161900/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/S40/RS-92/193
  Reregistration Eligibiligy Document (RED): Sodium and Cal-
  cium Hypochlorites.
  PB92-180116/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/540/RS-92/202
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Heptachlor.
  PB92-191105/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/540/RS-92/207
  Reregistration Eligibility Document  (RED): 'Allium sativum'
  (Garlic).
  PB92-220235/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/540/RS-92/208
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Alkyl Amine Hy-
  drochloride.
  PB92-220219/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/540/RS-92/209
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Putrescent Whole
  Egg Solids.
  PB92-220227/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/540/HS-92/214
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED)- Citric Acid.
  PB92-221829/REB            92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/540/RS-92/217
  Reregistration Eligibility Document  (RED): lndole-3-Butyric
  Acid. (List B, Case 2330).
  PB92-238526/REB            92-04  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/540/S5-90/007
  Technology  Demonstration Summary, DuPont/Obertin Mi-
  crofiltration  System,  Palmerton, Pennsylvania. April-May
  1992.
  PB92-224351/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/S40/SS-91/003
  Technology Demonstration Summary: Bio Trol Soil Washing
  System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.
  PB92-224393/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/S-92/001
  Chemical  Enhancements  to Pump-and-Treat Remediation.
  Ground Water Issue.
  PB92-180074/RE8            92-01  PCA03/MFA01
EPA/540/S-92/002
  TCE Removal from Contaminated Soil and Ground Water.
  Ground Water Issue.
  PB92-224104/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/S407S-92/003
  In-situ Bioremediation of Contaminated Ground Water.
  PB92-224336/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/S40/S-92/004
  Evaluation of Soil Venting Application. Ground Water Issue.
  PB92-232362/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Evaluation of Soil Venting Application. Ground Water Issue.
  PB92-235605/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/S-92/OOS
  Fundamentals of  Ground-Water Modeling.  Ground Water
  Issue.
  PB92-232354/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/540/S-92/006
  Supercritical Water Oxidation: Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-224088/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/540/S-92/007
  Rotating Biological Contactors. Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-235936/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/OOt
  Citizen's Guide  to Innovative Treatment Technologies for
  Contaminated Soils, Sludges, Sediments and Debris.
  PB92-235563/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/002
  Citizen's Guide to How Innovative  Treatment Technologies
  Are Being Successfully Applied at Superfund Sites
  PB92-233071/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/003
  Citizen's Guide to  Soil Washing.
  PB92-233097/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/004
  Citizen's Guide to  Solvent Extraction.
  PB92-233089/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/005
  Citizen's Guide to  Glycolate Dehalogenation.
  PB92-233105/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/006
  Citizen's Guide to  Thermal Desorption.
  PB92-232396/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/007
  Citizen's Guide to  In situ Soil Flushing.
  PB92-233113/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/008
  Citizen's Guide to Bioventing.
  PB92-235571/REB              92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/542/F-92/009
  Citizen's Guide  to Using  Indigenous and Exogenous Micro-
  organisms in Bioremediation.
  PB92-235589/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/542/F-92/010
  Citizen's Guide to Air Sparging.
  PB92-235597/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01
 EPA/542/F-92/012
  Procuring Innovative Technologies at Remedial Sites: Q's
  and A's and Case Studies.
  PB92-232388/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/542/N-92/001
  Tech Trends (Number 8).
  PB92-221985/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
 EPA/542/N-92/002
  Vendor Information System for Innovative Treatment Tech-
  nologies (VISITT). Number 1.
  PB92-224716/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                     NTIS  ORDER/REPORT NUMBER  INDEX
                                                                                                                                         EPA/600/4-91/006
EPA/542/R-92/001
  Vendor Information System for Innovative Treatment Tech-
  nologies. User Manual (VISITT Version 1.0). Number 1
  PB92-221647/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/560/2-91/002
  Carpet Policy Dialogue. Compendium  Report, September
  27, 1991.
  PB92-115005/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF A06
EPA/560/4-91/014
  Toxics in the Community: National and Local Perspectives.
  The 1989 Toxics Release Inventory National Report.
  PB92-224278/REB             92-04  PC A24/MF A04

EPA/560/4-92/011
  Consolidated List of Chemicals Subject to Reporting under
  the  Emergency Planning  and  Community  Right-to-Know
  Act. (Title III of the Superfund Amendments  and Reauthor-
  ization Act of 1986).
  PB92-155399/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/ 560/5-89/004
  Comparison  of Airborne Asbestos Levels  Determined  by
  Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) Using Direct and
  Indirect Transfer Techniques.
  PB92-191113/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/560/5-91/003
  Chlorinated Dioxins and  Furans in the General U.S. Popula-
  tion. NHATS FY87 Results.
  PB92-180157/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03

EPA/560/7-91/008
  Risk Assessment, Management, Communication:  A Guide
  to Selected Sources. Volume 4, Number 1.
  PB92-114412/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

EPA/570/9-85/2
  Handbook of State Management Practices, July 1984.
  PB92-164755/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02

EPA/570/9-86/002
  Safe Drinking Water Act: 1986 Amendments.
  PB92-140607/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

EPA/570/9-88/002
  Handbook for Special Public Notification for Lead for Public
  Drinking Water Suppliers.
  PB92-164722/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01

EPA/570/9-89/001
  Lead in School Drinking  Water.
  PB92-137439/REB
                                92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/570/9-89/008
  Protecting Our Drinking Water from Microbes.
  PB92-140581/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/570/9-89/009
  Drinking Water Systems: Three  Approaches to Improve
  Mobile Home Park Compliance.
  PB92-164714/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A02
 EPA/570/9-90/005
  Citizen  Monitoring:  Recommendations  to  Public  Water
  System Users.
  PB92-227255/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01
 EPA/570/9-90/006
  Citizen  Monitoring: Recommendations to Household  Well
  Users.
  PB92-227263/REB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01
 EPA/570/9-90/008A
  Manual for the Certification of Laboratories Analyzing Drink-
  ing Water. Criteria and Procedures Quality Assurance. Third
  Edition. Change 1.
  PB92-150390/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01

 EPA/570/9-90/012
  Risk Assessment  Methodologies:  Comparing  EPA  and
  State Approaches.
  PB92-137462/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01

 EPA/570/9-90/013
  Drinking Water from Household Wells.
  PB92-140573/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/570/9-90/014
  Paying for Safe Water:  Alternative  Financing Mechanisms
  for State Drinking Water Programs.
  PB92-117993/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/570/9-91/003
  Manual of Small Public Water Supply Systems.
   PB92-117936/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03
 EPA/570/9-91/004
   Manual of Individual and Non-Public Water Supply Systems.
   PB92-117944/REB              92-01   PC A09/MF A02

 EPA/570/9-91/005
   Study of State Operator Certification Programs.
   PB92-137199/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
   Is Your Drinking Water Safe.
   PB92-232198/HEB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 EP A/570/9-91/022
   Summary of Phase II Regulations: National Primary Drinking
   Water  Regulation for 38 Inorganic and Synthetic Organic
   Chemicals.
   PB92-122969/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/579/09-91/020
   Another  Look: National Survey  of Pesticides  in Drinking
   Water Wells. Phase 2 Report.
   PB92-120831/REB              92-01   PC E05/MF A03

 EPA/580/CE-91/002
   Bibliography of Materials on the Emergency Planning and
           •  -	- tie III of SARA).
                                 92-04   PC A03/MF A01
Commun'ity'Right-to-Know Act (Title III of SARA).
   2-224823/RE                	  	
   PB92-224823/REB
EPA/600/2-91/006
  Techniques  to  Determine  Spatial Variations in  Hydraulic
  Conductivity of Sand and Gravel
  PB92-109123/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/2-91/026
  Running a Conference as a Clean Product. International
  Conference  on Pollution  Prevention: Clean Technologies
  and Clean Products. Held in Washington DC on June 10-
  13, 1990.
  PB92-109099/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/2-91/043
  Regional Assessment of Aquifer Vulnerability and Sensitivi-
  ty in the Conterminous United States
  PB92-100148/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03
EPA/600/2-91/044A
  Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
  Tanks. Volume 1.
  PB92-114966/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/600/2-91/044B
  Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
  Tanks. Volume 2. Appendices A through E.
  PB92-114974/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/600/2-91/051
  Achievements in Source Reduction and Recycling for Ten
  Industries in the United States
  PB92-137470/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/2-91/052
  Fate of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) in Soil Following
  Stabilization with Quicklime.
  PB92-114487/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/2-91/053
  Assessing UST Corrective Action Technology: A Scientific
  Evaluation of the Mobility of Organic Contaminants in Sub-
  surface Environments.
  PB92-114552/REB              92-01  PC A16/MF A03
EPA/600/2-91/054
  Waste  Minimization  Opportunity Assessment:  Scott Air
  Force Base.
  PB92-105402/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/2-91/055
  Analysis of Factors Affecting Methane Gas Recovery from
  Six Landfills.
  PB92-101351/REB              92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA/600/2-91/056
  Manual for Non-CFC Aerosol Packaging: Conversion from
  CFC to Hydrocarbon Propellants.
  PB92-101344/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03
EPA/600/2-91/057
  Liquid and Gaseous Fuel Distribution System.
  PB92-115203/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/2-91/058
  Pilot-Scale Incineration of Contaminated Soil from the Purity
  Oil Sales and McColl Superlund Sites.
  PB92-105857/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/2-91/059
  Improvement of PMN Review Procedures to Estimate Pro-
  tective Clothing Performance Executive Summary Report.
  PB92-105691/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/2-91/060
  Review of Energy Efficiency of  Refrigerator/Freezer Gas-
  kets.
  PB92-106913/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/2-91/061
  Evaluation of VOC Emissions from Heated Roofing Asphalt.
  PB92-115286/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/2-91/062
  Model of Virus Transport in Unsaturated Soil.
  P892-119957/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/2-91/063
  Radium Removal from  Water by Manganese Dioxide Ad-
  sorption and Diatomaceous Earth Filtration.
  PB92-115260/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/600/2-91/064
  Identification of Sources of Ground-Water Salinization Using
  Geochemical Techniques.
   PB92-119650/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03
 EPA/600/2-91/065
   RETC Code for Quantifying the  Hydraulic Functions of Un-
  saturated Soils. Documentation.
   PB92-119668/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/600/2-91/066
   Automotive  and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling  by
   Filtration. Technology Evaluation Report.
   PB92-126804/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/600/2-91/067
   Evaluation  of Five Waste Minimization Technologies at the
   General Dynamics Pomona Division Plant.
   PB92-125756/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/600/3-91/039
   Modeling of Nonpoint Source Water  Quality in Urban and
   Non-urban Areas.
   PB92-109115/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/600/3-91/046
   Application  of a  Water Quality  Assessment Modeling
   System at a Superfund Site.
   PB92-164490/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/600/3-91/051
   Forest Health Monitoring Plot Design and Logistics Study.
   PB92-11B447/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/3-91/052
  Laboratory and Field Evaluations of a Methodology for De-
  termining Hexavalent Chromium Emissions from Stationary
  Sources.
  PB92-101336/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/3-91/053
  Environmental   Monitoring   and   Assessment  Program
  (EMAP) Design Report.
  PB92-103449/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/3-91/055
  Evaluating the Utility  of Natural  Vegetation in Assessing
  Arctic Accumulation of Air Toxics.
  PB92-103464/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02
EPA/600/3-91/056
  Impact of Conservation Tillage Use on Soil and Atmospher-
  ic Carbon in the Contiguous United States.
  PB92-113448/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/3-91/058
  Evaluating Created Wetlands through  Comparisons with
  Natural Wetlands.
  PB92-111566/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/3-91/059
  Final Quality Assurance Report for the Tampa, Florida Wet-
  lands Study.
  PB92-113000/REB              92-01   PC A09/MF A03
EPA/600/3-91/060
  Quality  Assurance Project Plan: Tampa,  Florida Wetlands
  Study.
  PB92-122761/REB              92-01   PC A11/MF A03
EPA/600/3-91/062
  Estimating Critical Loads of  Sulfate to Surface Waters in
  the Northeastern United States:  A  Comparative Assess-
  ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads of
  Sulfate for Lakes.
  PB92-119015/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/3-91/063
  Guidelines for Conducting Early  Life Stage Toxicity Tests
  with Japanese Medaka 'Oryzias latipes'.
  PB92-137488/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/3-91/064
  Guidelines for Culturing the Japanese Medaka, 'Oryzias la-
  tipes1.
  PB92-137496/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/3-91/065
  Regional Fine Particle Field  Study: Data Base and Initial
  Results.
  PB92-106939/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/600/3-91/066
  Forest  Health  Monitoring,  New England,  1990.  Annual
  Report.
  PB92-113018/RE8             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/3-91/067
  Assessment  of Promising Forest Management Practices
  and Technologies for Enhancing  the Conservation and Se-
  questration of Atmospheric Carbon  and  Their Costs at the
  Site Level.
  PB92-122787/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
EPA/600/3-91/068
  Evaluating Design and Verifying Compliance  of Created
  Wetlands in the Vicinity of Tampa, Florida.
  PB92-116045/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/3-91/069
  Computerized Risk and  Bioaccumulation System (Version
   1.0).
  PB92-114164/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/3-91/070
  Tropospheric  Nitrogen:  The Influence   of Anthropogenic
   Sources on Distribution and  Deposition.
   PB92-126937/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/600/3-91/071
   Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation: The Delaware
   SITE Study, 1989.
   PB92-125749/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
 EPA/600/3-91/072
   Data User's Guide to the United  States  Environmental Pro-
   tection Agency's Long-Term Monitoring  Project: Quality As-
   surance Plan and Data Dictionary.
   PB92-239573/REB            92-04 PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/600/3-91/074
   Role of Climate in Forest Monitoring and  Assessment: A
   New England Example.
   PB92-132885/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/600/3-91/075
   Numerical Calculation: Aspiration Efficiency of Aerosols into
   Thin-Walled Sampling Inlets.
   PB92-132901/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/600/4-89/034-REV
   Handbook  of Suggested Practices for  the Design  and In-
   stallation of Ground-Water Monitoring Wells (Revised).
   PB92-216886/REB             92-04  PCA11/MFA03
 EPA/600/4-90/027
   Methods for Measuring the Acute Toxicity of  Effluents and
   Receiving Waters to Freshwater  and   Marine  Organisms
   (Fourth Edition).
   PB91-167650/REB             92-01  PC A14/MF A03
 EPA/600/4-91/006
   Time Spent in Activities, Locations, and Microenvironments:
   A California-National Comparison.
   PB92-140789/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01


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                                                    NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER  INDEX
EPA/600/4-91/008
  Direct/Delayed Response  Project:  Soil Characterization
  Comparison.
  PB92-153428/REB             92-01   PC A16/MF A03
EPA/600/4-91/012
  Monitoring and Research Strategy for Forests-Environmen-
  tal Monitoring and Assessment Program.
  PB92-146208/REB             92-01   PC A09/MF A02
EPA/600/4-91/015
  Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program: 1991
  Project Descriptors.
  PB92-114479/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/4-91/019
  Environmental Monitoring  and Assessment Program: Sur-
  face Waters Implementation  Plan - Northeast Pilot Lake
  Survey, Summer 1991.
  PB92-139948/HEB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/4-91/023
  Practical Directory to Phycovirus Literature.
  PB92-132893/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/4-91/025
  Indoor Air  Pollutants  from  Household  Product  Sources:
  Project Report.
  PB92-136B37/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/600/4-91/026
  Example Environmental Assessment Report for Estuaries
  PB92-102656/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/4-91/027
  Watershed  Characterization  Using  Landsat  Thematic
  Mapper Imagery: Blackfcol River, Montana.
  PB92-115237/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/4-91/028
  Superfynd Innovative Technology Evaluation Program Dem-
  onstration Plan (or Westingnouse  Bio-Analytic  Systems
  Pentachlorophenol Immunoassavs.
  PB92-170190/REB             92-01   PCA08/MFA02
EPA/600/4-91/029
  Guide to Site and Soil Description for  Hazardous  Waste
  Site Characterization. Volume 1  Metals
  PB92-146158/RE8             92-01   PC A13/MF A03
EPA-600/4-91/030
  Offsite environmental monitoring report  Radiation monitor-
  ing around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar year
  1990.
  DE92010386/REB             92-04   PC A09/MF A02
EPA/600/4-91/032
  Measurement  of Potycycfic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Soils
  and Sediments by Partide-Beam/Higfv-Performance Liquid
  Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry
  PB92-188721/HEB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01
EPA/600/6-90/006B
  Respiratory Health  Effects  of  Passive Smoking:  Lung
  Cancer and Other Disorders.
  PB92-1B2344/REB             92-04   PC A24/MF A04
EPA/600/6-91/003
  Methods  for  Aquatic  Toxicity Identification  Evaluations.
  Phase 1 Toxicity Characterization Procedures. Second Edi-
  tion.
  PB92-100072/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/6-91/006
  Preliminary Risk Assessment for Bacteria in Municipal
  Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
  PB92-126820/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03
EPA/600/7-91/005
  Field Performance of Woodbuming and  Coalbummg Appli-
  ances in Crested Butte during the 1989-90 Heating Season.
  PB92-106921/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/600/7-91/006
  Development of Seasonal and Annual Biogenic Emissions
  Inventories for the U.S.  and Canada.
  P892-126796/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/7-91/008
  Waste Combustion System Analysis.
  P892-125418/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/7-91/009
  Measurement  and Prediction of the Resistivity of Ash/Sor-
  bent Mixtures Produced by Sulfur Oxide Control  Processes
  PB92-126812/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/7-91/010
  Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Inciner-
  ation.
  PB92-126952/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/8-88/105F
  Summary of Selected New Information on Effects of Ozone
  on  Health and Vegetation: Supplement to 1986 Air  Quality
  Criteria for Ozone and Other Photochemical OxxJants.
  PB92-235670/REB             92-O4  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/600/8-90/044
  Indoor Air Assessment A Review of Indoor Air Quality Risk
  Characterization Studies
  PB92-109107/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF AM
EPA/600/6-90/080F
  Indoor Air-Assessment An Inventory of Indoor Air  Quality
  Research in the United  States: 1989-1990.
  PB92-11454S/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03
EPA/600/8-90/0830
  Regional  Omdant Model (ROM) User's Guide.  Part  4: The
  ROM  System  User  Tutorial  (Processor  Network and Core
  Model).
  PB92-120872/REB             92-O1   PC A10/MF A03
EPA/600/8-91/01 IB
  Dermal Exposure Assessment Principles and Applications.
  PB92-205665/REB             92-04  PC A17/MF A04
EPA/600/8-91/031
  Methodology for Assessing Environmental Releases of and
  Exposure to Municipal Solid Waste Combustor Residuals.
  PB92-109149/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/8-91/037
  Health Assessment Document for Vermiculite.
  PB92-166834/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/8-91/043
  Protein Adducts for Exposure Monitoring: A Computerized
  Database. Software and User's Manual.
  PB92-155431/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/8-91/045
  Selection of Adduct-Forming Chemicals for Human Monitor-
  ing Studies.
  PB92-132877/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/8-91/049AA
  Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 1.
  PB92-176361 /REB             92-01   PC A20/MF A04
EP A/600/8-91/049AB
  Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 2.
  PB92-176379/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF A06
EPA/600/8-91/049CA
  Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 3.
  PB92-176387/REB             92-01   PC A23/MF A04
EPA/600/8-91/052
  Industrial Pollution Prevention Opportunities for the 1990s.
  PB91-220376/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/8-91/053
  Upper-Bound Quantitative Cancer Risk Estimate for Popula-
  tions Adjacent to Sulfur Mustard Incineration Facilities.
  PB92-137207/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/8-91/054
  Permit Tracking System (PTS): A User's Manual.
  PB92-105659/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
EPA/600/8-91/200
  Parametric Analysis of the Installation and Operating Costs
  of  Active Soil Depressurization  Systems for Residential
  Radon Mitigation.
  PB92-116037/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/6-91/203
  Natural Enemy Risk Assessment (NERISK) User's Manual.
  PB92-114990/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/841/204
  Marine Debris Survey Manual.
  PB92-103456/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
EPA/600/8-91/205
  PIRLA DBMS Quick Reference Guide.
  PB92-110824/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
EPA/600/8-91/206
  Recommended  Foundation  Fill  Materials  Construction
  Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
  PB92-105B65/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/8-91/207
  SELCTV System Manual for SELCTV and  REFER  Data-
  bases and the SELCTV Data Management Program.
  PB92-113455/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/8-91/208
  Recommended Sub-Slab  Depressurization Systems Design
  Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
  PB92-105626/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/8-91/209
  Method 25: Determination of Total Gaseous Non-Methane
  Organic Emissions as Carbon from Stationary Sources.
  PB92-113026/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/8-91/210A
  Development of Alternate Performance Standard  for Radon
  Resistant Construction Based on Short-Term/Long-Term
  Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 1. Technical Report
  PB92-115211 /REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/S-91/210B
  Development of Alternate Performance Standard  for Radon
  Resistant Construction Based on Short-Term/Long-Term
  Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 2. Appendices.
  PB92-115229/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/8-91/212
  Standard Measurement Protocols. Florida Radon Research
  Program.
  PB92-115294/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/8-91/213
  Standard Operating Procedures for Lead in Paint by Hot-
  plate - or Microwave-Based Acid Digestions and Atomic Ab-
  sorption or Inductively Coupled Plasma Emission  Spectrom-
  etry.
  PB92-114172/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/841/214
  Standard Operating Procedures for Measurement of Lead
  in  Paint Using the  SCITEC  MAP-3 X-ray Fluorescence
  Spectrometer.
  PB92-1141BO/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/8-91/215
  Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analysis
  of Ozone Precursors.
  P892-122795/RE8             92-01   PC A09/MF A02
EPA/600/8-91/216
  Global Ecosystems Database. Version 0.1 (Beta-test). EPA
  Global Climate Research Program  NOAA/NGDC  Global
  Change  Database Program. Prototype 1. Database  Docu-
  mentation. NGDC Key to Geophysical Records Documenta-
  tion No. 25.
  PB92-122803/REB             92-01   PC A16/MF A03
EPA/600/8-91/217
  Health Assessment Document for Talc.
  PB92-239524/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/9-91/012
  Storm and Combined Sewer Pollution Control: A Compila-
  tion of Significant References.
  PB92-114560/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/9-91/014
  Proceedings of the International Workshop on Large-Scale
  Reforestation. Held in Corvallis, Oregon on May 9-10, 1990.
  PB92-109131/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/600/9-91/016 A
  Research Strategy for Electric  and Magnetic Fields: Re-
  search Needs and Priorities.
  PB92-170174/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/9-91/028
  International Symposium on Field Screening  Methods for
  Hazardous Wastes and Toxic Chemicals (2nd).  Proceed-
  ings. Held in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 12-14, 1991.
  PB92-125764/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E08
EPA/600/9-91/037 A
  Proceedings: The  1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 1. Symposium
  Oral Papers Opening  Session and Technical Sessions 1
  through 5.
  PB92-115351/REB             92-01  PC A18/MF A04
EPA/600/9-91/037B
  Proceedings: The  1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 2. Symposium
  Oral Papers Technical Sessions 6 through 10.
  PB92-115369/RE8             92-01  PC A19/MF A04
EPA/600/9-91/037C
  Proceedings: The  1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 3. Symposium
  Panel and Poster Papers Technical Sessions 1  through 5.
  PB92-115377/REB             92-01  PC A20/MF A04
EPA/600/9-91/0370
  Proceedings: The  1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 4. Symposium
  Poster Papers Technical Sessions 6 through 10.
  PB92-115385/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA/600/9-91/039
  Ecological Indicators. Proceedings of an International Sym-
  posium. Held in Fort Lauderdale. Florida on October 16-19,
  1990.
  PB92-114131 /REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E99
EPA/600/9-91/041
  Plant Tier Testing: A Workshop to Evaluate Nontarget Plant
  Testing in Subdivision J Pesticide Guidelines.  Held in  Cor-
  vallis, Oregon on November 29-December 1, 1990.
  PB92-116052/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/600/9-91/042
  Workshop Proceedings: The Role of  Created and Natural
  Wetlands in Controlling Nonpoint Source Pollution. Held in
  Arlington, Virginia on June 10-11, 1991.
  PB92-113463/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA/600/9-91/044
  Proceedings of the Workshop on Radon Potential Mapping,
  Florida Radon  Research Program. Held in Gainesville, Flori-
  da on April 20, 1990.
  PB92-115278/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/9-91/047
  Proceedings of International Workshop on  Research  in
  Pesticide Treatment/Disposal/Waste Minimization. Held in
  Cincinnati, Ohio on February 26-27, 1991.
  PB92-119940/REB             92-01  PCA10/MFA03
EPA/600/A-72/036
  Summary,  Projections, and  Recommendations.  (Chapter
  13).
  PB92-152990/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-89/189
  Some Constitutive Modifiers of the Kinetic and Dynamic Be-
  havior of Non-Essential Metals.
  PB92-227347/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/001
  Effects of Ozone on Crops.
  PB92-136845/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/002
  New Developments in Emission Projection Methodologies.
  PB92-139393/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01
EPA/600/A-92/003
  EPA SITE Demonstration of the Horsehead Resource De-
  velopment Company Flame Reactor Technology.
  PB92-139401/REB              92-01  PC  A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/004
  Co-Existing with Asbestos: A Look at  the Engineering Re-
  search  Program  of the U.S.  Environmental  Protection

                                92-01  PC  A03/MF A01
Agency.
PB92-13;
  PB92-139419/REB
 EPA/600/A-92/005
  Seasonal and Annual Biogenic Emission Inventories for the
  U.S. and Canada.
  PB92-139427/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/ A-92/006
  Residential Wood Combustion: Issues and  Emission Esti-
  mation Techniques.
  PB92-139435/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/A-92/007
  Degreasmg System Pollution Prevention Evaluation.
  PB92-139443/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                                                                                        EPA/600/A-92/088
EPA/600/A-92/008
  Conceptual Design Issues: Developing a New Highway Ve-
  hicle Emissions Estimation Methodology
  PB92-139450/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/009
  Program to Determine Performance of Fluorinated Ethers
  and Fluohnated Propanes in a Compressor Calorimeter
  PB92-139468/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/010
  Superfund Soils Data Management System.
  PB92-139476/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/A-92/011
  Development of a National Consensus Standard for Quality
  Assurance for Environmental Programs
  PB92-U3783/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/012
  Quality  and Environmental Protection: The  EPA QA Pro-
  gram.
  PB92-143791/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/013
  Adsorption of Surfactants (Chapter 7).
  PB92-143809/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/014
  MANE: A Multiphase, Aqueous, Non-Steady State, Equilibri-
  um Model for Simulating Soil-Water Interactions.
  PB92-143817/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/015
  Modellierung und Simulation des Verhaltens von Umwell-
  chemikalien in Boeden und Pflanzen  (Modeling and Simula-
  tion of the Effect of (Environmental)  Chemicals in Soil and
  in Plants).
  PB92-143825/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/016
  Preface and Introduction to The Response of Western For-
  ests to Air Pollution'.
  PB92-143833/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPV600/A-92/017
  Science Policy Interface (Chapter 12).
  PB92-143841/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/018
  Kinetics of Chemical Weathering: A Comparison of Labora-
  tory and Field Weathering Rates (Chapter  17).
  PB92-143858/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/ A-92/019
  Control Technologies for Defunct lead  Battery  Recycling
  Sites: Overview and Recent Developments. Volume 3.
  PB92-150416/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/020
  What Can Be Learnt from Protocols  Relating to Non-Phar-
  maceuticals.
  PB92-150424/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/021
  Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Inciner-
  ation.
  PB92-150432/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/022
  Solvent Use Emissions Estimation Methodologies:  Future
  Implications.
  P892-150440/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/023
  Climate.
  PB92-150457/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/024
  Microbial Transport through Porpus  Media: The Effects of
  Hydraulic Conductivity and Injection Velocity.
  PB92-150465/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/025
  Field Testing Pesticide Transport Models at  a Cooperative
  Test Site Near Plains,  Georgia.
  PB92-150473/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/026
  Abiotic Transformations of Pesticides in Natural Waters and
  Sediments.
  PB92-150481/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/027
  Sunlight-Induced Oxidation and Reduction of  Organic Xeno-
  biotics in Water, 1992.
  PB92-150499/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/028
  Vertebrate Toxicology of the Solubilized Parasporal Crystal-
  line Proteins of 'Bacillus thuringiensis' Subsp.  'israelensis'.
  PB92-150507/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/029
  Assessment of Toxicant-Induced Alterations in the Luteiniz-
  ing Hormone Control of Ovulation in the Rat.
  P692-150515/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/A-92/030
  Developments in Chemical Treatment of Contaminated Soil
  PB92-152933/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/A-92/031
  PAST: The Potential ARARs Selection Tool.
  PB92-152941/RES              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/032
  Diagnostic Evaluation of Regional Acid Deposition Model
  (RADM) Performance during  a  Period of Frontal Passage
  Using Aircraft Measurements.
  PB92-1S2958/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/ A-92/033
  Partitioning of the Sulfate Budget into Gas  and Aqueous-
  Phase Components in the Regional  Acid  Deposition Model
  (RADM).
  PB92-152966/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/034
  Investigation  of RADM Performance  Using Aircraft Meas-
  urements.
  PB92-152974/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/035
  Sensitivity of RADM to Point Source Emissions Processing.
  PB92-152982/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/037
  Global Assessment of Promising Forest Management Prac-
  tices for Sequestration of Carbon.
  PB92-153006/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/03B
  Design Issues for Evaluating Seedling  Exposure Studies.
  PB92-153014/RE8             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/039
  Equilibrium-Analysis of Projected Climate Change Effects
  on the Global Soil Organic Matter Pool.
  PB92-153022/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/040
  Mineral Weathering Rates in Acid-Sensitive  Catchments:
  Extrapolation  of Laboratory Experiments to the Field.
  PB92-153030/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/041
  Sulfur Dynamics of Forest Ecosystems.
  PB92-153048/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA-600/A-92/042
  Emissions and Fuel Economy of DOE  Flex-Fuel Vehicles.
  PB92-153055/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/043
  Trace Elements, Leaching and Health Risks from Municipal
  Waste Combustion Ash.
  PB92-153311/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/046
  Assessment of Diagnostic Measurements for  Selection for
  Residential Radon Mitigation.
  PB92-153725/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/047
  Technology for Reduction of CO2  Emissions from  the
  Transportation Sector.
  PB92-153733/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/048
  Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change.
  PB92-153741/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/049
  Ductile-to-Brittle Transition Time in Polyethylene Geomem-
  brane Sheet.
  PB92-153758/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/OSO
  Environmental Protection Agency's Municipal  Solid Waste
  Landfill Liner Design Criteria.
  PB92-153766/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/051
  Waste Minimization for Non-Agricultural Pesticide Applica-
  tors: EPA's Pollution Prevention Guide.
  PB92-153774/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/052
  GAC Adsorption of a  Mixture of Natural Organic Matter and
  VOCs in the Presence and Absence of Molecular Oxygen.
  PB92-153782/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/053
  Biological Activity and Potential Remediation Involving Geo-
  textile Landfill Leachate Filters.
  PB92-153451/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/054
  Observations of Transport of Trace Gases  by Vigorous
  Convective Clouds.
  PB92-1584B4/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/OS5
  Evaluation  of RADM  Predictions for a Mesoscale-beta Box
  Volume over Northeastern Pennsylvania.
  PB92-158492/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/056
  Performances of  Lagrangian and Eulerian Transport and
  Diffusion Models across Continental Scales.
  PB92-158500/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/057
  AcidMODES:  A Major Field  Study  to  Evaluate Regional
  Scale Air Pollution Models.
  PB92-158518/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/058
  Effect of Sub-Grid-Scale Rainfall Analysis on  Sulfate Wet
  Deposition Estimates in the Regional Lagrangian Model of
  Air Pollution (RELMAP).
  PB92-158526/REB             92-01  PC  A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/059
  Use of Perifusion  to Evaluate Hormonal Release In vitro
  from Rat Pituitary and Hypothalamic Tissue.
  PB92-158534/REB             92-01  PC  A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/060
  Storage of Combined Sewage in a Marine Waterbody.
  PB92-158542/REB             92-01  PC  A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/061
  Non-Stormwater Discharges into Storm Drainage Systems.
  PB92-158559/REB             92-01  PC  A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/062
  Handling  and Disposal of Sludges  and Residuals  from
  Combined Sewer Overflow Treatment.
  PB92-158567/REB             92-01  PC  A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/063
  Demonstration of in-Receiving Water Storage of Combined
  Sewer Overflows:  In a  Marine/Estuarine Environment by
  the Flow Balance Method.
  PB92-158575/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/064
  Compound-Induced Alterations of Sexual Differentiation: A
  Review of Effects in Humans and Rodents.
  PB92-158583/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/06S
  Sensory Evoked Potentials: Measures of Neurotoxicity.
  PB92-164805/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/066
  Evaluation of NOx Emissions from TVA Coal-Fired Power
  Plants.
  PB92-164813/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/067
  Concentrations from Above-Roof Releases of Laboratory
  Exhausts: A Wind Tunnel Study.
  PB92-164821/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/068
  Stability and Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Con-
  taminated Aquifer Material.
  PB92-164839/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/ A-92/069
  Clean Air Act Requirements for Trace Metals Information.
  PB92-164995/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/070
  Computer-Assisted Sperm Analysis of Rodent Epididymal
  Sperm Motility Using the Hamilton-Thorn Motility Analyzer.
  PB92-165000/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/071
  Isolation and Culture of Leydig Cells from Adult Rats.
  PB92-166321/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/072
  Reflex Modification and the Assessment of Sensory Dys-
  function.
  PB92-166339/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/073
  Neurobehavioral Toxicology. Chapter 2.
  P892-166347/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/074
  Preliminary Results of a  Pesticide Leaching  Study at Plains,
  Georgia.
  PB92-166354/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/075
  Application of  MINTEQA2 to the Speciation of Contami-
  nants at Globe, Arizona.
  PB92-166602/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/076
  Reductive Dechlorination of Trichloroethylene in Anoxic Aq-
  uifer Material from Picatinny  Arsenal, New Jersey.
  PB92-179019/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/077
  Pollution Impacts at the Stand and Ecosystem Levels.
  PB92-179027/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/A-92/078
  Methods Used in Determination of Cholinesterase Activity.
  PB92-179035/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/079
  Incineration Data on Arsenic and Lead Emissions.
  PB92-179043/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/060
  Column Studies on BTEX Biodegradation under Microaero-
  philic and Denitrifying Conditions.
  PB92-179050/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/A-92/081
  Monitoring of the Estrous Cycle in the Laboratory Rodent
  by Vaginal Lavage.
  PB92-179068/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/082
  Measuring Sexual Behavior in the Female Rat.
  PB92-179076/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/083
  Collection of Interstitial Fluid and Seminiferous Tubule Fluid
  from the Rat Testis.
  PB92-179084/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/084
  Distribution,  Speciation, and Transformation of Chromium in
  Contaminated Soils and Aquifer Sediments.
  PB92-179092/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/085
  Biotransformation  of  CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene  in  Aquifer
  Material from Picatinny Arsenal, Morris County, New Jersey.
  PB92-179100/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/086
  Modeling Contaminant Transport through Subsurface Sys-
  tems.
  PB92-179118/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/087
  Spatial Variability of Gee-chemical and Hydrologic  Proper-
  ties of Subsurface Materials in a Sand and Gravel Aquifer,
  Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
  PB92-179126/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/088
  Effect of the  Geochemical Environment on Heavy-Metal
  Transport in Ground Water.
  PB92-179134/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                     NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER  INDEX
 EPA/600/A-92/089
  Toxicity of Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate to Fishes.
  PB92-179142/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/A-92/090
  Use of Pilot Columns for Predicting  Full-Scale GAC Per-
  formance.
  PB92-179159/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
 EP A/600/A-92/091
  Demonstration of Waste Treatment Technologies.
  PB92-179670/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/6OO/A-92/092
  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Research Program
  on the Environmental Impacts and Control of Highway De-
  icing Salt Pollution.
  PB92-179688/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Comparison of Methods for Determination of Dissolved In-
  organic Carbon (DIC).
  PB92-179712/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/6OO/A-92/093
  Compliance Concerns with the New CoWorm Regulation.
  PB92-179696/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/ A-92/094
  Opportunistic Organisms and the Water Supply Connection.
  P892-179704/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/ A-92/096
  Comprehensive Evaluation of a Field Test Kit  for Lead.
  P892-179720/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EP A/600/ A-92/097
  Abiotic Transformation of Carbon Tetrachloride in the Pres-
  ence of Sulfide and Mineral Surfaces.
  P892-179738/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/A-92/098
  Asia Pacific Cleaner  Production  Conference: Cooperative
  Approaches in Minimising Hazardous Wastes. Held in Mel-
  bourne, Australia on February 24-27,1992.
  PB92-180173/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/ A-92/099
  Asia Pacific Cteaner Production  Conference. International
  Legislative Trends. Held in Melbourne, Australia on  Febru-
  ary 24-27, 1992.
  PB92-1801B1/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/100
  Application of Modified Aluminon and GFAAS Methods to
  Beryllium Determination in Drinking Water.
  PB92-180199/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/101
  Fuzzy Logic Control of AC Induction Motors.
  PB92-180207/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/102
  U.S. EPA's Global Climate Change Program:  Landfill Emis-
  sions and Mitigation Research.
  PB92-180215/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/103
  Potential Impacts of Increased Solar UV-B on Global Plant
  Productivity.
  PB92-180223/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/104
  Methods of Assessing Responses of Trees, Stands and
  Ecosystems to Air Pollution (Chapter 7).
  PB92-180231/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/105
  What Is the Potential of Forest Management to Slow the In-
  crease of Atmospheric CO2.
  PB92-180249/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/ A-92/106
  NATO Workshop on the Atmospheric Methane Cycle. Held
  in Ml  Hood,  Oregon on October 6-11, 1991. Working
  Group Report on Methane Sources and Sinks.
  PB92-180256/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/107
  Improvement of  Performance of  Variable Probability Sam-
  pling Strategies.
  PB92-180264/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/ A-92/108
  Probability Sampling and Population Inference in Monitoring
  Programs.
  PB92-180272/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/A-92/109
  Impacts of Climate Change on Rice Yield: Evaluation of the
  Efficacity of Different Modeling Approaches.
  PB92-1887S4/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/600/A-92/110
  Clinical Biochemistry.
  PB92-188762/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/ A-92/111
  Inspection Techniques for the Fabrication of Geomembrane
  Field Seams.
  PB92-1B8770/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/ A-92/112
  Health Research to Support Risk Assessment.
  PB92-188788/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EP A/600/A-92/113
  Implementing 'In vitro' Models in the  Hazard Identification
  and Risk Assessment Process.
  PB92-188796/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/6OO/A-92/114
  Quality Assurance Planning  for Stationary  Source Field
             i/REB
                               92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/115
  Stability of Air Toxic Gases Listed in Title III Clean Air Act
  Amendments.
  P892-188812/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/116
  Current and Future  Environmental  Role of Atmospheric
  Methane:  Model Studies and Uncertainties.
  PB92-188820/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/117
  Surfactant-Enhanced  Solubilization  of  Tetrachloroethylene
  and Degradation Products in Pump and Treat Remediation.
  PB92-191121/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/118
  Surface-Charge Repulsive Effects on the Mobility of Inor-
  ganic Colloids in Surface Systems. Annual Colloid and Sur-
  face Science Symposium (65th). Held  in Norman, Oklaho-
  ma on June 17-19, 1991.
  PB92-191139/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/119
  Exposure  Assessment Modeling for Hydrocarbon Spills into
  the Subsurface: Sensitivity to Soil Properties.
  PB92-191147/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/120
  Acid Aerosol Measurement Methods: Studies of Extraction
  and Analytical Effects.
  PB92-191154/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/121
  Use of Marsh Plants for Toxicity Testing of Water and Sedi-
  ment.
  PB92-195882/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/122
  Mosquito  Control Pesticides: Adverse Impacts to Freshwa-
  ter Aquatic and Marine Organisms.
  PB92-195890/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01
EPA/600/ A-92/123
  Customer/Supplier Accountability and Quality Assurance
  (QA) Program Implementation.
  PB92-191162/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/124
  Spatial  and Temporal Analysis of Non-Urban Ozone Con-
  centrations over the Eastern United  States Using  Rotated
  Principal Component Analysis.
  PB92-192152/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/12S
  Open Path  Ambient  Measurements of Pollutants with a
  DOAS System.
  PB92-192160/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/126
  Performance of Automated  Ambient SO2 Analyzers with
  Respect to a Proposed 5-Minute Ambient Air Quality Stand-
  ard.
  PB92-192178/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/127
  Costs of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation in School Build-
  ings.
  PB92-198282/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/128
  Predictions of Azeotropes Formed from Fluorinated Ethers,
  Ethanes, and Propanes.
  PB92-195908/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/6OO/A-92/129
  Landfill  Gas Utilization. Options, Benefits, and Barriers.
  PB92-195916/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/ A-92/130
  Analysis of  Emissions from  Residential Oil Furnaces and
  Comparison with Woodstove Emissions.
  PB92-195924/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/131
  Novel  Method  of Reducing  Transient Emissions  from
  Rotary Kiln Incinerators through Modified Waste Packaging.
  PB92-195932/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/132
  Parametric Evaluation of Powdered Activated Carbon Injec-
  tion  for Control of Mercury Emissions from a Municipal
  Waste Combustor.
  PB92-195940/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/133
  Mercury in  the St. Louis River, Mississippi River. Crane
  Lake,  and  Sand  Point  Lake:  Cycling,  Distribution,  and
  Sources. Report to the Legislative Commission on Minne-
  sota Resources.
  PB92-195957/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/ A-92/134
  Reducing  Mercury Emission from Municipal Waste Combus-
  tion  with Carbon Injection into Flue Gas.
  PB92-195965/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/135
  Design and Optimization of a Refrigeration System.
  PB92-195973/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/136
  Analysis of Emissions from Residential Oil Furnaces.
  PB92-195981/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/138
  Rational Approaches  to  the Management of Bronchopul-
  monary Disease.
  PB92-206473/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/139
  Meteorological and Site Influences Affecting the  Compari-
  son of  Nephelometer and Photographic Determinations of
  Light Extinction at Rural Sites in the Eastern United States.
  PB92-195999/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/140
  Western Forests and Air Pollution
  PB92-198209/REB             92-04  PC A22/MF A04
EPA/600/A-92/141
  ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data Base and the
  QSAR System for Use in Ecological Risk Assessments.
  PB92-198217/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/142
  Landfill Leachate Effects on  Transport  of  Organic Sub-
  stances in Aquifer Materials (Chapter 16).
  PB92-198225/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/143
  EPA's Control Technology Center:  Technical  Support  to
  Federal, State, and  Local Agencies.
  PB92-198233/REB              92-04  PCA02/MFA01
EPA/600/ A-92/144
  Thermodynamic Evaluation of Predicted Fluorinated Ether,
  Ethane, and Propane Azeotropes
  PB92-198241/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/145
  Using a  Flame lonization  Detector  (FID)  Continuously
  Measure Toxic Organic Vapors in a Paint Spray Sooth.
  PB92-198258/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/146
  VOC Prevention Options for Surface Coating.
  PB92-198266/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/147
  Sampling  Polycyclic Aromatic  Hydrocarbons and  Related
  Semivolatiie Organic Compounds in Indoor Air.
  PB92-198274/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/148
  Chemical and Physical Properties of Emissions from Kuwait
  Oil Fires.
  PB92-206481/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/149
  Full-Scale Laboratory  Simulation Facility to Test Paniculate
  and Organic  Emissions  from  a Third World  Residential
  Combustion Process. Ill Evaluation of a Potential Technique
  for the Control of Emissions from the Indoor, Open Hearth
  Combustion of Coal.
  PB92-206499/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/150
  Physical Property Data on Fluorinated Propanes and Bu-
  tanes as CFC and HCFC Alternatives.
  PB92-206507/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/1S1
  Research and Development for Total-Flood Halon  1301
  Replacements for Oil and Gas Production Facilities.
  PB92-206515/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/152
  Advanced Emissions Speciation  Methodologies  for the
  Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program. 2. Al-
  dehydes, Ketones, and Alcohols.
  PB92-206523/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/153
  U.S. Environmental Protection  Agency Health Effects Re-
  search on Drinking Water Contaminants.
  PB92-206531/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/154
  Developmental Neurotoxicology of Polychlorinated  Biphen-
  yls and Related Compounds.
  PB92-206549/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF Ml
EPA/600/ A-92/155
  Approach to the Design of Nonmutagenic Azo  Dyes: Ana-
  logues  of  the  Mutagen  4-Amino-3-Methoxyazobenzene
  (Chapter 4).
  PB92-206556/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/156
  New Two-Phase Flow and Transport Model with Interphase
  Mass Exchange.
  PB92-206564/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/157
  Parallel Groundwater Computations Using PVM.
  PB92-206572/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/158
  Data  Logging  Systems  for Monitoring Long-Term Radon
  Mitigation Experimental Programs in Schools  and Other
  Large Buildings.
  PB92-206580/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/ A-92/159
  Full-Scale Laboratory  Simulation Facility to Test Particulate
  and Organic  Emissions  from  a Third World  Residential
  Combustion Process.  1. Facility Description and Results of
  Tests of Three Rural China Residential Coals, a U.S. Coal,
  and Wood.
  PB92-206598/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/160
  Characterization of  Condensible and  Semivolatiie  Organic
  Materials from Boise Woodstove Samples.
  PB92-206606/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/161
  Surface-Coating-Free  Materials and  Reduction  of  VOC
  Emissions from Coating Operations.
  PB92-206614/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/162
  Corona Destruction: An Innovative Control Technology for
  VOCs and Air Toxics.
  PB92-206622/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                                                                                        EPA/600/D-91/277
EPA/600/ A-92/163
  At the Threshold:  A National Consensus  Quality  Systems
  Standard for Environmental Programs, 1992.
  PB92-209295/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/164
  Transactions: Tropospheric Ozone and the Environment.
  Papers from an International Conference.
  PB92-217017/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/165
  Murine Cytomegalovirus Host Resistance Models.
  PB92-217025/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/166
  Measurement of Behavioral Thermoregulation.
  PB92-217033/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/167
  Principles of Identifying and Characterizing  Neurotoxicity.
  PB92-209303/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/ A-92/168
  Use of Visual and Chemosensory Evoked  Potentials in En-
  vironmental and Occupational Health.
  PB92-217041/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/169
  Assessing  Toxicity  of  Organic  Chemicals  to Anaerobic
  Treatment Processes.
  PB92-217058/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/170
  Landfill Gas Recovery/Utilization: Options and Economics.
  PB92-217066/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/A-92/171
  U.S.  EPA's  Manual of  Practice  for the  Investigation and
  Control of Cross-Connection Pollution into Storm  Drainage
  Systems.
  PB92-217074/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/172
  Hazardous Waste  Degradation by Wood Degrading Fungi.
  PB92-217082/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/173
  Comparison of the Incineration of Medical Waste with Haz-
  ardous and Municipal Waste.
  PB92-217090/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ A-92/174
  Respirometric Methods for Determination  of Biodegradabi-
  lity and Biodegradation Kinetics for Hazardous  Organic Pol-
  lutant Compounds.
  PB92-217108/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/ A-92/17S
  Educating Managers about Quality through Customer-Sup-
  plier Understanding. Overview of Current Training  Initiatives
  in Energy  and  Environmental Programs.  Annual National
  Energy  and Environmental  Quality  Division   Conference
  (19th).
  PB92-217116/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/A-92/177
  Geomembrane  Anchorage Behavior  Using  a  Large Scale
  Pulkxrt Apparatus.
  PB92-217124/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/ A-92/178
  Stress Crack Testing of Polyethylene Geomembranes.
  PB92-217132/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/ A-92/179
  Regional Respiratory Tract Absorption of  Inhaled Reactive
  Gases
  PB92-217140/REB             92-04   PC A05/MF A01
 EM/600/A-92/180
   Mapping Toxicant-Induced Nervous System  Damage with a
   Cupric Silver Stain: A Quantitative Analysis of Neural  De-
   generation  Induced by  3,4-Methylenedioxymethampheta-
   rmne (MDMA) (Revised).
   PB92-217389/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 EP A/600/A-92/181
   Environmental Gases.
   PB92-227313/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/600/ A-92/183
   Development of  Emerging  Technologies within  the SITE
   Program.
   PB92-217322/REB             92-04  PC  A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/ A-92/184
   Microbiological Changes in  Source Water  Treatment:  Re-
   flections in Distribution Water Quality.
   PB92-217363/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/185
   Volatile Emissions from  Stabilization/Solidification  of Haz-

   PB92-217371/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/186
   Intelligent Processing Equipment within the Environmental
   Protection Agency.
   PB92-217330/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/ A-92/187
   Pilot-Scale Incineration  of  PCB-Contaminated  Sediments
   tram the Hot Spot of the New Bedford  Harbor  Superfund

    PB92-227321/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/188
    Removal of Creosote from Soil by Bioslurry  Reactors.
    PB92-227339/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/A-92/190
    Assessment of Host Resistance  to Infection with  Rodent
    Malaria
    PB92-232784/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/191
  Ozone-Induced Inflammatory Response in Pulmonary Cells.
  PB92-232792/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/192
  Assessment of  Immunotoxicity with the Parasitic Infection
  Model Trichinella spiralis'
  PB92-232800/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/193
  Role of Motor Activity in the Asssessment of Neurotoxicity.
  PB92-232818/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-92/194
  Utility of Activity and Observational Data for Neurotoxicity
  Screening.
  PB92-232826/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/226
  Pesticide Effects on  Arthropod Natural Enemies:  A Data-
  base Summary.
  PB92-124163/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/230
  Reductive  Dechlorination of Dichlorophenols in Anaerobic
  Pond Sediments (Chapter 13).
  PB92-101708/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/231
  Two Different Approaches for Control and Measurement of
  Plant Functions in Closed Environmental Chambers.
  PB92-108067/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/232
  Uncertainties in Nitrogen Mass Loadings in Coastal Water-
  sheds.
  PB92-108075/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/233
  Watershed  Nitrogen  Management: Upper  Potomac River
  Basin Case Study.
  PB92-108083/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/234
  Toxicity of Chlorine and Ammonia to Aquatic Life: Chemis-
  try, Water Quality Criteria, Recent Research, and Recom-
  mended Future Research.
  PB92-108091/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/235
  Florida  Radon  Research Program: Technical  Support for
  the Development of  Radon Resistant Construction Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-108109/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/236
  Evaluating the Human Health Effects of Hazardous Wastes:
  Reproduction and  Development,  Neurotoxtcity,  Genetic
  Toxicity and Cancer.
  PB92-110352/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/237
  Health Effects of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
  PB92-110360/REB               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/240
  Impact of Methanol and CNG  Fuels on Motor Vehicle Toxic
  Emissions.
  PB92-110378/REB               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/241
  Summary  of the 1991 EPA/AWMA International  Symposi-
  um: Measurement of Toxic and Related Air Pollutants. Held
  in Durham, North Carolina on May 6-10, 1991.
  PB92-110386/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/242
  Status and Needs for Toxic  Emission Inventories for Re-
  qional Dispersion and Deposition  Modeling.
   PB92-110394/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-91/243
   Effects on Electrostatic Precipitation  of Changes in Grain
   Loading, Size Distribution, Resistivity, and Temperature.
   PB92-113109/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-91/244
   Evaluation of Pilot ESP Performance with  Elevated Load-
   ings from Sorbent Injection Processes.
   PB92-113117/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-91/245
   SUPER ESP: Ultimate Electrostatic Precipitation.
   PB92-113125/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-91/246
   Field  Performance  of  Woodburning  Stoves  in Crested
   Butte, Colorado.
   PB92-113133/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-91/247
   Reduction of Hexachloroethane  and Carbon Tetrachloride
   at Surfaces of Biotite, Vermiculite, Pyrite, and Marcasite.
   PB92-113141/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-91/248
   Routine Estimation and Reporting of Dry Deposition for the
   U S.A. Dry Deposition Network.
   PB92-121144/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-91/249
   Dechlorinations of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Sediments
   of New Bedford Harbor.
   PB92-121151/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-91/250
   EPA's Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program:
   An Ecoloqical Status and Trends Program.
   PB92-121169/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-91/251
   United States  Environmental Protection Agency Municipal
   Waste Combustion Residue Solidification/Stabilization Eval-

                                 92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/252
  U.S. EPA Program for Evaluation of Treatment and Utiliza-
  tion Technologies  for Municipal Waste Combustion Resi-
  dues.
  PB92-121 1 85/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/0-91/253
  Comparison  of  Five Solidification/Stabilization  Processes
  for Treatment of Municipal Waste  Combustion Residues.
  Part 1 . Physical Testing.
  PB92-121193/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/254
  Comparison  of  Solidification/Stabilization  Processes  for
  Treatment of Municipal Waste  Combustion Residues. Part
  2. Leaching Properties.
  PB92-121201/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/255
  U.S. Standards for Air Sampling of  Environmental Contami-
  nants: Current Basis and Future Options.
  PB92-121219/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/256
  Laboratory and Field Studies on BTEX Biodegradation in a
  Fuet-Contaminated Aquifer under Denitrifying Conditions.
  PB92-121227/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/257
  Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
  PB92-121235/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-9 1/258
  Modeling Wave Form Effects  in ESPs: The Algorithm in
  ESPM and ESPVI.
  PB92-121243/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/259
  U.S. EPA Office of Research and Development Overview of
  Current Radon Research.
  PB92-121250/REB              92-01  PCA02/MFA01
EPA/600/D-91/260
  Sub-Slab Pressure  Field Extension in Schools and Other
  Large Buildings.
  PB92-121268/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/261
  Evaluation  of NOx Emission Control Catalysts for Power
  Plant SCR Installations.
  PB92-121276/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-9 1/262
  Radionuclide Removal.
  PB92-121284/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/263
  Source Reconciliation  of Ambient Volatile Organic Com-
  pounds Measured in the Atlanta 1 990 Summer Study: The
  Mobile Source Component.
  PB92-124130/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/264
  Effect of Natural Ventilation on Radon and Radon Progeny
  Levels in Houses.
  PB92-124148/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/265
  Adjusting Ambient  Ozone Air Quality Indicators for Missing
  Values.
  PB92-124155/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/267
  Toxicological Implementations of  Remediating Hazardous
  Wastes.
  PB92-124171/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-91/268
  Toxicity, Selectivity and Sublethal Effects  of Pesticides on
  Arthropod Natural Enemies: A  Data-Base Summary.
   PB92-124189/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
 EPA/600/D-91/269
   Drinking Water Research  Division's Research Activities in
   Support of EPA's Regulatory Agenda.
   PB92-124197/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-91/270
   Field Studies for Control of Organics and  Disinfection  By-
   products.
   PB92-124205/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-91/271
   Design, Development,  and Implementation of AIRS' Area
   and Mobile Source Subsystem.
   PB92-124213/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-9 1/272
   Formation of Disinfection By-Products.
   PB92-124221/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-91/273
   Soil-Air Permeability Method Evaluation.
   PB92-124239/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-91/274
   Regional Air Quality and Acid Deposition Modeling and the
   Role for Visualization.
   PB92-124247/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/D-91/275
   Application of  a Plant  Test System in the Identification of
   Potential Genetic Hazards at Chemical Waste Sites.
   PB92-1 24551 /REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/D-91/276
   Removal of Creosote from Soil by Thermal Desorption.
   PB92-126838/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/D-91/277
   Research  and Development  Efforts to Develop Improved
   Inventory  Methodologies for Area Source Solvent Emis-
   sions.
   PB92-126846/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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EPA/600/D-91/27S
  Applicability of UV/Oxidation Technologies  to Treat Con-
  taminated Groundwater.
  PB92-126853/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/279
  Lignocellulosic-Plastic Composites from Recycled Materials.
  PB92-126861/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/0-91/280
  Feline Bronchopulmonary Disease.
  PB92-126879/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01
EPA/600/D-91/281
  Fractionation of Complex  Combustion Mixtures  Using  an
  Ion-Exchange Methodology.
  PB92-126887/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/282
  Pseudopregnancy  and the Decidual Cell Response  {OCR)
  in the Rat.
  PB92-126895/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/283
  Assessment of  Implantation in the Rat.
  PB92-126903/HEB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/284
  In vitro Lymphocyte Proliferation Assays: The Mitogen-Stim-
  ulated Response and the  Mixed Lymphocyte Reaction in
  Immunotoxicity  Testing.
  PB92-126911/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/285
  Prospects for In situ Chemical Treatment for Contaminated
  Soil.
  PB92-126929/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/286
  Estimating Natural Emissions for EPA's  Regional Oxidant
  Model.
  PB92-129592/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/D-91/287
  Evaluation of a Sampling and Analysis Method for Determi-
  nation of Polvhalogenated  Dibenzo-p-Dioxins and Dibenzo-
  furans in Ambient Air.
  PB92-129600/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-49/550
  Combustion Control of Trace Organic Air Pollutants from
  Municipal Waste Combustors
  PB92-113158/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/J-M/551
  Limitations of the Fluorescent Probe Viability Assay
  PB92-113166/REB            92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-89/552
  NERISK: An Expert System to Enhance  the Integration of
  Pesticides with  Anthropod Biological Control,
  PB92-124254/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-89/553
  Specificity of Cellular DNA-Binding Sites of Microbial Popu-
  lations in a Florida  Reservoir.
  PB92-129618/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-90/S44
  Problems Associated  with Published Environmental Fate
  Data.
  PB92-101666/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-90/S45
  Indicators for  Monitoring Biodiversity: A  Hierarchical Ap-
  proach.
  PB92-108117/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-90/S46
  Determination and  Occurrence of AHH-Active Potychlorinat-
  ed  Bipnenyfs, 2.3,7,8-Tetrachtoro-p-Dioxin and 2,3,7,8-Te-
  trachlorodibenzofuran  in  Lake  Michigan Sediment and
  Biota The Question of Their Relative Toxcological Signifi-
  cance.
  PB92-108125/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-90/547
  intercomparison of Sampling Techniques for Nicotine in
  Indoor Environments.
  PB92-110402/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/SOO/J-90/548
  U.S  Environmental  Protection  Agency's  Environmental
  Monitonng and  Assessment Program: An Ecological  Status
  and Trends Program.
  PB92-121292/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-90/S49
  Cleaning of Flue Gases from Waste Combustors, 1990.
  PB92-121300/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-90/550
  Review of the Mutagemcrty of Ethytene Oxide.
  PB92-124569/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-90/551
  Estimating the  Rate of Plasmid Transfer.  An  End-Point
  Method
  PB92-129626/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-90/552
  Cfoning and Characterization of tfdS, the Represser-Activa-
  tor Gene of tfdB, from the 2,4-Dichloropheno>cyacetic Acid
  Catabofic Plasmid pJP4
  PB92-129634/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/014
  Polyploidy Induction as a Consequence of Topoisomerase
  Inhibition. A Flow Cytometric Assessment.
  PB92-143866/REB             92-01   PC AO3/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/020
  5,7-Oihydro>cytryptamine injections  Increase  Glial Fibriflary
  Acidic Protein in the Hypothalamus of Adult Rats.
  PB92-143924/RE6              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/215
  Fluorescence Techniques for Metal-Humic Interactions.
  PB92-101369/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/216
  Continuous  Multiligand Distribution Model Used to Predict
  the Stability Constant of Cu(ll) Metal  Complexation with
  Humic Material from Fluorescence Quenching Data.
  PB92-101377/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/217
  Quantitative Assessment of the Effects of Metals on Micro-
  bial Degradation of Organic Chemicals.
  PB92-101385/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/218
  Predicting Chemical Concentration Effects on Transforma-
  tion Rates of Dissolved Organics by Complex Microbial As-
  semblages.
  PB92-101393/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/219
  Fate of Commercial Disperse Dyes in Sediments.
  PB92-101401/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/220
  Application of Multispectral Techniques to the Precise Iden-
  tification of Aldehydes in the Environment.
  PB92-101419/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/221
  Regiospecific Dechlorination of Pentachlorophenol by Dich-
  lorophenol-Adapted Microorganisms in Freshwater, Anaero-
  bic Sediment Slurries.
  PB92-101674/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/222
  Microbial  Degradation of  Flurtamone  in Three  Georgia
  Soils.
  PB92-101682/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/223
  Carbonate Equilibria and Groundwater Sample  Collection:
  Implications for Estimated Average  Subsurface Properties
  in Continental North America.
  PB92-101690/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/224
  Waste Reduction Technology Evaluations of the  U.S. EPA
  WRITE Program.
  PB92-108133/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/22S
  Recovery  of Bulk DNA from Soil  by a Rapid, Small-Scale
  Extraction Method.
  PB92-108141/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-91/226
  Patch Size of Forest Openings and Arthropod Populations.
  PB92-108158/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/227
  On-Site Methods for Assessing Chemical Impact on the
  Soil Environment Using Earthworms: A Case Study at the
  Baird and  McGuire  Superfund  Site, Holbrook, Massachu-
  setts.
  PB92-10B166/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-91/228
  Model of  Additive Effects of Mixtures of Narcotic Chemi-
  cals.
  PB92-106174/REB              92-01   PCA02/MFA01
EPA/600/J-91/229
  Forest Soil Response to Acid and  Salt Additions of Sulfate.
  1. Sulfur Constituents and Net Retention.
  PB92-108182/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/230
  Developmental Malformation of  Frog Embryos: An Analysis
  of Teratogenicity of Chemical Mixtures.
  PB92-108190/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-91/231
  Nutritional  Value of 'Anemia'  and  Tigriopus califomicus'
  (Baker) for  Two Pacific  Mysid Species. 'Metamysidopsis
  elongata' (Holmes) and 'Mystdopsis intii' (Holmquist).
  PB92-108000/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/232
  Test of Criteria for Introduced Species: The Global Invasion
  by the Isopod 'Symdotea laevidorsalis' (Miers, 1881)
  PB92-108018/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/233
  Interactive Effects of Aldrin, Cyclohexylamine, 2,4-Diamino-
  toluene and Two Phorbol Esters on Metabolic Cooperation
  between V79 Cells
  PB92-108026/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/234
  Increased Reproduction by  Mysids ('Mysidopsis bahia') Fed
  with Enriched 'Artemia' spp. Nauplii.
  PB92-108034/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/23S
  Influence  of Constant and Fluctuating  Salinity  on  Re-
  sponses of  'Mysidopsis bahia'  Exposed  to  Cadmium in a
  Life-Cycle Test.
  PB92-108042/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/236
  Effects of a Contaminated  Sediment on  Life History Traits
  and Population Growth Rate of  'Neanthes Arenaceoden-
  tata' (Polychaeta: Nereidae) in the Laboratory.
  PB92-108059/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/ J-81/238
  Oxidation-Reduction Capacities of  Aquifer Solids.
  PB92-110410/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-91/239
  Effect of  Sodium ChBriae on  Transport of  Bacteria in a
  Saturated Aquifer Material.
  PB92-110428/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/240
  Sampling of Contaminated Sites.
  PB92-110436/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/241
  Effect of Nitrate Addition on Biorestoration of Fuel-Contami-
  nated Aquifer: Field Demonstration.
  PB92-110444/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/242
  New Action for Topoisomerase Inhibitors.
  PB92-110451/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/243
  Oil Spill Clean Up.
  PB92-110469/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
EP A/600/J-91/244
  Color Yes;  Cancer No.
  PB92-110477/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/245
  Improvement in the Diagnostic Potential of (32)P-Postlabel-
  ing Analysis Demonstrated by the Selective Formation and
  Comparative  Analysis  of  Nitrated-PAH-Derived  Adducts
  Arising from Diesel Particle Extracts.
  PB92-110485/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/246
  Synthesis  of a  Novel Fluorinated  Benzo(a)pyrcne: 4,5-
  Difluorobenzo(a)pyrene.
  PB92-110493/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/247
  Compensatory Alterations  in  Receptor-Stimulated  Phos-
  phoinositide Hydrolysis in  the Hippocampus Vary as  a
  Function of Dose of Colchicine.
  PB92-110501/REB              92-01   rC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/248
  Quantitative Comparison of Molecular Electrostatic Poten-
  tials lor Structure-Activity Studies.
  PB92-110519/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/249
  Assessment of  Neurotoxicity: Use of Glial Fibrillary Acidic
  Protein as a Biomarker.
  PB92-110527/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/2SO
  Concentration of Glial Fibrillary  Acidic Protein Increases
  with Age in the Mouse and Rat Brain.
  PB92-110535/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-91/251
  Biqdegradation of Monoaromatic Hydrocarbons by Aquifer
  Microorganisms Using Oxygen, Nitrate, or  Nitrous Oxide as
  the Terminal Electron Acceptor.
  PB92-110543/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/2S2
  Comparison of In vivo Cholinesterase Inhibition in Neonatal
  and Adult Rats by Three Organophosphorothioate Insecti-
  cides.
  PB92-110550/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/2S3
  Trace Metal Fate in a Rotary Kiln Incinerator with an Ioniz-
  ing Wet Scrubber (Journal Article).
  PB92-110568/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/254
  Production  of Carbon Monoxide by the Homogeneous NOx-
  Induced  Photooxidation of Volatile Organic Compounds  in
  the Troposphere.
  PB92-110576/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/J-91/255
  Comparison of In situ Vitrification and Rotary Kiln  Inciner-
  ation for Soils Treatment.
  PB92-113174/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-91/256
  Field-Testing Distribution Water Quality Models.
  PB92-113182/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/257
  Evaluation  of Sorption Models in the  Simulation of Naph-
  thalene Transport Through Saturated Soils.
  PB92-113190/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/258
  Asbestos Fiber Release during Change-Out  of Filter  Bags
  from HEPA-Filtered Vacuum Cleaners.
  PB92-113208/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/259
  Foliar Injury Symptoms and Pigment Concentrations in Red
  Spruce Saplings in the Southern Appalachians.
  PB92-113216/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-91/260
  Can  Intensive Management  Increase Carbon  Storage  in
  Forests.
  PB92-113224/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/261
  Indoor Air Pollutants from Unvented Kerosene Heater Emis-
  sions in Mobile Homes: Studies on Particles, Semivolatile
  Organics, Carbon Monoxide, and  Mutagenicity.
  PB92-113232/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/262
  Differential Impact  of Hypothermia  and  Pentobarbital  on
  Brain-Stem Auditory Evoked Responses.
  PB92-113240/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/264
  Assessing  the Use  of Known Mutagens  to  Calibrate the
  'Salmonella typhimurium'  Mutagentcity Assay.  1.  Without
  Exogenous Activation.
  PB92-113257/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                                                                                          EPA/600/J-91/335
  Developmental Toxicity of Bromoxyni! in Mice and Rats
  PB92-113265/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-91/265
  Assessing the Use  of Known Mutagens to Calibrate  the
  'Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay. 2. With Exog-
  enous Activation.
  PB92-113273/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/ J-91/266
  Modulation of Human Alveolar Macrophage Properties by
  Ozone Exposure In vitro.
  PB92-113281/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/267
  Significance of Supernumerary Ribs in Rodent  Develop-
  mental Toxicity Studies: Postnatal Persistence in Rats and
  Mice.
  PB92-113299/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/J-91/268
  Evaluation of 10 Chemicals for Aneuploidy Induction in the
  Hexaploid Wheat Assay.
  PB92-113307/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/269
  induction of Micronuclei by X-radiation in Human,  Mouse
  and Rat Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes.
  PB92-113315/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/270
  Enhanced Neurotoxicity of 3,3'-lminodipropionitrile Follow-
  ing Pretreatment with Carbon Tetrachloride in the Rat.
  PB92-113323/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-91/271
  Evaluating the Relationship of  Metabolic Activation System
  Concentrations and Chemical Dose Concentrations  for the
  Salmonella Spiral and Plate Assays.
  PB92-113331/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/272
  Toxicity Equivalency  Factors for PCBs.
  PB92-113349/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/273
  Evaluation  of Immunotoxicity of an  Urban Profile of Nitro-
  gen Dioxide: Acute, Subchronic, and Chronic Studies.
  PB92-113356/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/274
  Genotoxic Effects of Complex Marine Sediment Extracts on
  V79 Chinese Hamster Lung Fibroblasts.
  PB92-121318/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/275
  Influence of Size on  Fate and Ecological Effects of Kepone
  in Physical Models.
  PB92-121326/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/276
  Hydraulic Fracturing  to Improve Nutrient and Oxygen Deliv-
  ery for In situ Bioreclamation.
  PB92-121334/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/277
  Bioventing to Treat  Fuel Spills from Underground Storage
  Tanks.
  PB92-121342/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/278
  Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change: Responses  and
  Feedbacks from Below-Ground Systems.
  PB92-121359/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-91/279
  Extraction of Mercury from Groundwater Using  Immobilized
  Algae.
  PB92-121367/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/280
  Stationary  Combustion NOx  Control: A  Summary of the
  1991 Symposium. Held in Washington, DC., March 25-28,
  1991.
  PB92-121375/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/281
  Role of Gas-Phase  CI2 in the Formation of PCDD/PCDF
  during Waste Combustion.
  PB92-121383/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/282
  Three Case Studies of Lake Temperature and Stratification
  Response to Warmer Climate.
  PB92-121391/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/283
  Characteristics of Single Particle Coal Combustion.
  PB92-121409/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF  A01
EPA/600/J-91/284
  NO/Char Reactions at Pulverized  Coal Flame Conditions.
  PB92-121417/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF  A01
EPA/600/ J-91/285
  Non-Equilibrium Effects in the  Vaporization of Multicompon-
  ent Fuel Droplets.
  PB92-121425/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/ J-91/286
  Nitric Oxide Formation during Pulverized Coal Combustion.
  PB92-121433/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/J-91/287
  Oxidation and Devolatilization of Nitrogen in Coal Char.
  PB92-121441/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/ J-91/288
  Optimizing BTEX Biodegradation under Denitrifying Condi-
  tions,
  PB92-124262/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-91/289
  Effect of  Storage Conditions on Handling and SO2 Reactiv-
  ity of Ca(OH)2-Based Sorbents.
  PB92-124270/REB               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/290
  Comparison of Animal Infectivity,  Excystation, and Fluoro-
  genic Dye as Measures of 'Giardia muris' Cyst Inactivation
  by Ozone.
  PB92-124288/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-91/291
  Acid-Volatile Sulfide as a Factor  Mediating  Cadmium and
  Nickel Bioavailability in Contaminated Sediments.
  PB92-124296/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/292
  Life History and  Toxicoiogical Comparisons  of Temperate
  and Subtropical Mysids.
  PB92-124304/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/293
  Predicting Chemical Reactivity by Computer.
  PB92-124312/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/294
  Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Partition
  Coefficient of  Hydrophobic Dyes.  Part 2. Reverse-Phase
  High Performance Liquid Chromatography.
  PB92-124338/HEB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/295
  Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Partition
  Coefficient of Hydrophobic Dyes.  Part 1. Relationship be-
  tween Solubility and Partition Coefficient.
  PB92-124320/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/296
  Environmental Factors Correlated  to Dichlorophenol  Dech-
  lorination in Anoxic Freshwater Sediments.
  PB92-124346/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/297
  Multispectral Identification  of Alkyl and Chloroalkyl  Phos-
  phates from an Industrial Effluent.
  PB92-124353/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/298
  Influence of Experimental Conditions on the Liquid Second-
  ary Ion Mass Spectra of Sulfonated Azo Dyes.
  PB92-124361/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/299
  Evaluation of Selected Lipid  Methods  for Normalizing Pol-
  lutant Bioaccumulation.
  PB92-124379/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/300
  U.S. EPA SITE Demonstration of AWD  Technologies' Aqua-
  Detox/SVE System.
  PB92-124387/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-91/301
  Excessive  Cycling Converts PCR Products to Random-
  Length Higher Molecular Weight Fragments.
  PB92-124577/REB              92-01  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/J-91/302
  Neurobehavioral Evaluation System (NES) and School Per-
  formance.
  PB92-124585/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/303
  Improved Sample Recovery in  Thermocycle  Sequencing
  Protocols.
  PB92-124593/REB              92-01  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/J-91/304
  Evaluation of the Immunotoxicity  of Orally Administered 2-
  Methoxyacetic Acid in Fischer 344 Rats.
  PB92-124601/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-91/305
  Dynamics of Behavioral Thermoregulation in the Rat.
  PB92-124619/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/306
  DNA Adducts in Rat Lung, Liver and Peripheral Stood Lym-
  phocytes Produces by i.p. Administration of Benzo
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                                                     NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER  INDEX
EPA/600/J-91/336
  Detoxification of Pentachlorophenol and Creosote Contami-
  nated Groundwater by Physical Extraction: Chemical and
  Biological Assessment.
  PB92-129733/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-91/337
  Mutants of 'Pseudomonas cepaoia' G4 Defective in Catatao-
  lism of Aromatic Compounds and Trichtoroethylene.
  PB92-129741/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/338
  Responses of  Wetland Plants  to Effluents in Water and
  Sediment
  PB92-129758/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/339
  Heterotrophic Bacteria of the Freshwater Neuston and
  Their Ability to Act as Plasmid Recipients under Nutrient
  Deprived Conditions.
  PB92-129766/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/J-91/340
  Fate of 'Bacillus sphaericus' 2362 Spores Following Inges-
  tion by Nontarget Invertebrates.
  PB92-129774/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-91/341
  Carcinoma of the Exocrine Pancreas in Medaka
  PB92-129782/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01
EPA/600/J-91/342
  Induction of Cytochrome P-450-IA1 in  Juvenile Fish by Cre-
  osote-Contaminated Sediment.
  PB92-129790/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/J-S1/343
  Copper Toxicity to Sperm, Embryos and Larvae of Tops-
  men 'Atherinops affinis'. with Notes on Induced Spawning.
  PB92-12980B/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/6OO/J-92/001
  Comparison of Organic Emissions from Laboratory and Full-
  Scale Thermal Degradation of Sewage Sludge.
  PB92-136852/HES             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/002
  Observations on Studies  Useful to Asbestos Operations
  and Management Activities.
  PB92-136860/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-W/003
  Evaluation of Waste Stabilized by the Sokditech SITE Tech-
  nology.
  PB9?;i36878/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01
EPA/6OO/J-92/OM
  Prevention of Waterbome Cholera in the United States.
  PB92-136886/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/OOS
  Stratospheric Ozone Protection: An EPA Engineering Per-
  spective
  PB92-136694/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/006
  Physiologically  Based Toxicokinetic Model for  the Uptake
  and Disposition of Waterbome Organic Chemicals in Fish.
  P892-136902/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/6OO/J-92/007
  Consideration of Pharmacokratics and Temporal Sensitivity
  for Hydnwyurea in Relation to Teratogenic Potential.
  PB92-136910/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/OOe
  Chemical Resistance of Geosynthetic Materials.
  PB92-13692B/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
EPA/6OO/J-K/009
  Demonstration of Meromration Technology.
  PB92-136936/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/010
  Modeling Studies for Planning: The Green Bay Project.
  P892-136944/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01
EP A/600/J-92/012
  Sulfur Dynamics in Mineral Horizons of Two Northern Hard-
  wood Soils. A Column Study with (35)5.
  PB92-139955/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/013
  Regional Patterns and Local  Variability of Dry and Occult
  Deposition  Strongly  Influence  Suffato  Concentrations in
  Maine Lakes.
  PB92-1369S1 /REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/01S
  Selection Kinetics during Serial Cell Culture  Passage of
  Mixtures of Wild-Type 'Autographa caMomca' Nuclear Po-
  Ivhedrosis Virus and Its Recombinant Ac360-Beta-gal
  PB92-143874/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/016
  Discriminative Stimulus Properties of Triadffnefon: Compari-
  son with Methylphenidate.
  PB92-143882/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/6OO/J-92/017
  Auditory Deficits and Motor Dysfunction Following Iminodi-
  proponrtnle Administration in the Rat
  PB92-143890/REB             92-O1  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/018
  Influence of Chkmfaneform on Alpha-Adrenergic Receptor-
  Associated Mechanisms of Hormonal Regulation in the Rat
  Pituitary and Adrenoconical Secretion.
  PB92-143908/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/018
  Interlaboratory Comparison of Motor  Activity Experiments:
  Implications for Neurotoxicotogtcal Assessments.
  PB92-143916/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/021
  Effects of Triadimefon on a Multiple Schedule of Fixed-In-
  terval Performance: Comparison with Methylphenidate,  d-
  Amphetamine and Chlorpromazine.
  PB92-143932/HEB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/022
  Serial Spatial Reversal Learning in Rats: Comparison of In-
  strumental and Automaintenance Procedures.
  PB92-143940/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/023
  Gene Probe for PO Messenger RNA Used to Index Acryl-
  amide Toxic Neuropathy in Rats.
  PB92-143957/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/024
  Interspecies Comparisons of A/D Ratios:  A/D Ratios Are
  Not Constant Across Species.
  PB92-143965/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/025
  Generation of Recombinant Baculovirus via Liposome-Me-
  diated Transfechon.
  PB92-143973/REB             92-01  PC AOVMF A01
EPA/600/J-92/026
  Effects of pH, Solid/Solution Ratio. Ionic Strength, and Or-
  ganic Acids on Pb and Cd Sorptkxi on Kaolinite.
  PB92-143981/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/6OO/J-92/027
  Prediction of the Solubility  of Hydrophobia Compounds  in
  Nomdeal Solvent Mixtures.
  P892-143999/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/028
  Biotransformation of Monoaromabc and Chlorinated  Hydro-
  carbons at an Aviation Gasoline Spill Site
  PB92-144005/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/029
  Evaluation of Hydraulic Conductivities Calculated from Mul-
  tiport-Permeameter Measurements
  PB92-144013/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/030
  Control of Aromatic Waste Air Streams by Soil Bioreactors
  PB92-144021/REB             92-O1   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/031
  Ozone Decreases  Spring Root Growth  and Root Carbohy-
  drate Content in Ponderosa Pine the Year  Following Expo-
  sure.
  PB92-144039/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/032
  Diumal Water Relations of Walnut  Trees:  Implications for
  Remote Sensing.
  PB92-144047/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/033
  Stress Interactions and Mycorrhizal Plant Response.  Under-
  stanrJng Carbon Allocation Priorities.
  PB92-144054/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/034
  Possible Approaches to  Establishing Interlaboratory Com-
  parability of Measurements of Potychlorinated Biphenyls  in
  Human Serum.
  PB92-144062/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/035
  Slowing the Increase of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: A Bi-
  ological Approach.
  PB92-144070/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/036
  Statistical Methodology  for Exploring  Elevatona!  Differ-
  ences in Precipitation Chemistry.
  PB92-1440B8/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-*2/037
  Formation of Hemoglobin Adducts of  Acrytamide and Its
  Epcoode Metabolite (flycidarmde in the Rat.
  PB92-1S0523/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-M/OSt
  Differentiation of 'Giardia duodenalis' from Other 'Giardia
  spp.' by Using Porymerase  Chain Reaction and  Gene
  Probes.
  PB92-150531/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/034
  Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sulfate:
  2. Aluminum and Base Cations.
  PB92-150549/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/040
  Soil Response to  S and  N Treatments in a Northern New
  England Low Elevation Coniferous Forest
  PB92-150556/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/041
  Forest Sol Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sutfate:
  3,  SoluMizatKXi and  Composition of  Dissolved Organic
  Carbon.
  PB92-150564/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/042
  Inferences about Solute  Transport  in Macroporous  Forest
  Soils from Time Series Models.
  PB92-150572/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/043
  Spodosol Cation Release and Buffering of Acidic Inputs
  PB92-150580/HEB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/044
  Near-Continuous Measurement of  Hydrogen Sulfide and
  Carbonyl Sulfide by an Automatic Gas Chromatograph
  PB92-150598/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/045
  Predicting the Toxicity of Bulk Sediments to Aquatic Orga-
  nisms with Aqueous Test Fractions: Pore Water versus Elu-
  triate.
  PB92-150606/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/046
  Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
  PB92-150614/REB              92-01  PCA03/MFA01
EPA/600/J-92/047
  Current Status of ADVACATE Process for Flue Gas Desul-
  furization (Journal Article).
  PB92-150622/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/048
  EPA's Research Projects Relating to the Dual-Circuit and
  Lorenz Refrigerator/Freezers.
  PB92-150630/REB              92-01  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/J-92/050
  Contribution of Ammonia,  Metals and Nonpolar Organic
  Compounds to the Toxicity of  Sediment Interstitial Water
  from an Illinois River Tributary.
  PB92-150648/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/051
  EPA SITE Demonstration of the BtoTrol Soil Washing Proc-
  PB92-150655/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/052
  U.S.  Environmental Protection  Agency's SITE  Emerging
  Technology Program: 1991 Update.
  PB92-150663/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/053
  Direct DMA Sequencing of PCR Products.
  PB92-150671/REB
                               92-01  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/054
  Overview, Conclusions, and Recommendations of the (PCS
  Collaborative Study on Complex Mixtures.
  PB92-150689/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/055
  Design and Implementation of a Collaborative Study of the
  Mutagemcity of Complex Mixtures in 'Salmonella typhimur-
  ium'.
  PB92-150697/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/OS6
  Standard Reference Materials for Chemical  and Biological
  Studies of Complex Environmental Samples.
  PB92-150705/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/057
  Sources of Variation in the Mutagenic Potency of Complex
  Chemical  Mixtures Based  on the Salmonella/Microsome
  Assay.
  PB92-150713/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/058
  Results of the I PCS Collaborative Study on  Complex Mix-
  tures.
  PB92-150721/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/OS9
  DNA Adducts of the Antitumor Agent Diaziquone.
  PB92-150739/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/060
  Disposition  of  2,3,7,&-Tetrabromodibenzo-p-DiOMn  and
  2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin in the Rat: Biliary Excre-
  tion and Induction of Cytochromes CYP1A1 and CYP1A2.
  PB92-1S0747/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/061
  Utility  of Light Scatter in  the  Morphological  Analysis of
  Sperm.
  PB92-150754/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/062
  Morphological  Transformation and DNA  Adduct Formation
  by Benzfflaceanthrylene and  Its Metabolites in C3H10T1/
  2CL8 Cells: Evidence for Both Cyclopenta-Ring and  Bay-
  Region Metabolic Activation Pathways.
  PB92-150762/REB             92-O1  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/063
  Effects of  NGF  and Fetal  Cell Transplants  on  Spatial
  Learning after Intradentate Administration of Cotehicine.
  PB92-150770/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/064
  Effect of Inhaled Methanol on Pituitary and Tesbcular Hor-
  mones in Chamber Acclimated and Non-Acclimated Rats.
  PB92-150788/REB              92-01  PCA03/MFA01
EPA/600/J-92-06S
  Fungicide Benomyl(Methyl  1-(Butytearbamoyl)-2-Benzimida-
  zolecarbamate) Causes Testicular Dysfunction by Inducing
  the Sloughing of Germ Cells and Occlusion of Efferent Due-
  tules
  PB92-150796/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/6OO/J-92/066
  In vitro/In vivo Comparison  of  Yolk-Sac  Function and
  Embryo Development.
  PB92-150804/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/067
  Host Resistance to Murine Malaria in Mice Exposed to the
  Adenosine Deaminase Inhibitor, 2'-Deoxycoformycin.
  PB92-150812/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/068
  Computational  Studies  of the  3-Dimensional Structure of
  Cydopenta Polycydic Aromatic  Hydrocarbons Containing a
  Gulf Region.
  PB92-150820/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                                                                                          EPA/600/J-92/143
EPA/600/J-92/069
  Assessing Developmental Hazard: The Reliability of the A/
  D Ratio.
  PB92-150838/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/070
  Relationships between Lung Function and Physical Charac-
  teristics in Young Adult Black and White Males and Fe-
  males.
  PB92-150846/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/071
  90-Day Toxicity Study of Dichloroacetate in Dogs.
  PB92-150853/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/072
  Myelin Basic Protein-Messenger RNA (MBP-mRNA) Expres-
  sion during Triethyltin-lnduced Myelin Edema
  PB92-150861/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/073
  Concentration-Time  Models for the Effects of Ozone on
  Brqnchoalveolar  Lavage  Fluid  Protein  from Rats  and
  Guinea Pigs.
  PB92-150679/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/074
  Effects of Chemically Induced Maternal Toxicity on Prenatal
  Development in the Rat.
  PB92-150887/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/075
  Effect of Pentachlorpphenol on the Activation of 2,6-Dinitro-
  toluene to Genotoxic Urinary Metabolites in CD-1  Mice: A
  Comparison of Gl Enzyme Activities and  Urine Mutagenic-
  ity.
  PB92-150895/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/076
* Bacterial Transport through Homogeneous Soil.
  PB92-153329/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/077
  Pollution Prevention  Methods in the Surface Coating Indus-
  try.
  PB92-153337/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/078
  AL and the Environment: Knowledge-Based Tools for Envi-
  ronmental Decision Makers.
  PB92-153345/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/079
  Zooplankton Population Dynamics in Experimentally Toxi-
  fied Pond Ecosystems.
  PB92-153352/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/080
  Physical and Chemical Control of Released Microorganisms
  at Field Sites.
  PB92-153360/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/081
  Nutrient  Leaching from Conifer  Needles in  Relation  to
  Foliar Apoplast Cation Exchange Capacity.
  PB92-153378/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/082
  Evaluation of  Wetland Development and  Waterbird Re-
  sponse at Elk Creek Wildlife Management Area. Lake Mills,
  Iowa, 1961 to 1990.
  PB92-153386/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/083
  Sulfate Retention and  Cation Leaching of Forest Soils in
  Response to Acid Additions.
  PB92-153394/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/6OO/J-92/085
  Ten Year Review of  Plastics Recycling.
  PB92-153402/RE8              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/087
  Simulation Results of Single Refrigerants for Use in a Dual-
  Circuit Refrigerator/Freezer.
  PB92-153790/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/J-92/OM
  Effects of Building  Features on  Indoor Air and  Pollutant
  Movements.
  PB92-153808/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/089
  Reduction of Nitrobenzene by Four Sulfide Minerals: Kinet-
  ics, Products, and Solubility.
  PB92-153816/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/090
  Hydroxyl Radical Formation in Aqueous Reactions (pH 3-8)
  of Iron(ll) with Hydrogen Peroxide: The Photo-Fenton Reac-
  tion.
  PB92-153824/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/091
  Trends in Catskill Stream Water Quality: Evidence from His-
  torical Data.
  PB92-153832/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/092
  Selection of a Base Serum for the Preparation of Quality
  Control Pools Containing Environment Analytes.
  PB92-153840/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  Leaf Photosynthetic and Water Relations  Responses for
  'Valencia' Orange Trees Exposed to Oxidant Air Pollution
  PB92-153857/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/094
  Climate Chanqe  and Isoprene Emissions from Vegetation.
  PB92-153865/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/095
  Ecological Regions  versus Hydrologic Units: Frameworks
  for Managing Water Quality.
  PB92-153873/REB              92-01   PC  A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/096
  Inlerlaboratory  Study  of  Cellular  Fluorescence Intensity
  Measurements with Fluorescein-Labeled Microbead Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-153881/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Interlaboratory  Study  of  Cellular  Fluorescence Intensity
  Measurements with Fluorescein-Labeled Microbead Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-153899/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/09B
  Trends and Patterns in Section 404 Permitting Requiring
  Compensatory Mitigation in Oregon and Washington, USA.
  PB92-153907/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/099
  Permeation  of  Multifunctional  Acrylates through Selected
  Protective Glove Materials.
  PB92-153915/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/100
  Use of Four-Dimensional  Data Assimilation in  a  Limited-
  Area Mesoscale Model Part 2: Effects of Data Assimilation
  within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
  PB92-153923/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/101
  Bioavailability to Plants of Sludge-Bome Toxic Organics.
  PB92-153931/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/102
  Reclaiming Fiber from Newsprint Dry Methods.
  PB92-153949/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/103
  Evaluation of Four Aerobiological Sampling Methods for the
  Retrieval of Aerosolized 'Pseudomonas syringae'.
  PB92-158591/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/105
  Retinoic Acid Alters Epithelial Differentiation during Palaoto-
  genesis.
  PB92-158617/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/106
  Lotus  1-2-3-Based System for  Recording and  Maintaining
  Body Weight of Laboratory Animals.
  PB92-15862S/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/107
  Neurobiological Effects of Colchicine: Modulation by Nerve
  Growth Factor.
  PB92-158633/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/108
  Comparisons of the Effects of TCDD and Hydrocortisone
  on Growth  Factor Expression  Provide Insight into Their
  Interaction in the Embryonic Mouse Palate.
  PB92-158641/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/109
  Relationship between  Cholinesterase Inhibition and Ther-
  moregulation Following Exposure  to Diisopropyl  Fluoro-
  phosphate in the Rat.
  PB92-158658/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/110
  Intersubject Variability  in Human Acute Ozone Responsive-
  ness. Symposium Proceedings.
  PB92-158666/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/111
  Interspecies Sensitivity to Chemical  Carcinogens: Relation-
  ships  between  Mouse Skin  Tumors and Human Lung
  Cancer.
  PB92-158674/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/112
  Deposition Patterns of Cigarette Smoke in Human Airways.
  PB92-158682/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/113
  Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Natural Aquifer Ma-
  terial: Implications for Contaminant Transport.
  PB92-158690/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/114
  Dosimetry of Localized Accumulations of Cigarette Smoke
  and Radon Progeny at Bifurcations.
  PB92-164847/HEB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/115
  Reversibility of  Tributyltin-lnduced Toxicity In vitro as  a
  Function of Concentration and Duration of Exposure (C  X
  T).
  PB92-164854/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/116
  Developmental Effects of Methyl Benzimidazolecarbamate
  Following Exposure during Early Pregnancy.
  PB92-164862/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/117
  Carcinogens and Human Health:  Part  3. Letter to the
  Editor.
  PB92-164870/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/118
  Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic  Mixture. 2. Sen-

  PB92-164888/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/119
  Induction of Nuclear Anomalies in the Gastrointestinal Tract
  bv Polvcyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
  PB92-164896/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/120
  DNA  Strand  Breaks Induced  in  Cultured Human  and
  Rodent Cells by Chlorohydroxyfuranones. Mutagens Isolat-
  ed from Drinking Water.
  PB92-164904/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/121
  Subacute and Subchronic Oral Toxicity of 1,3-Dichloropro-
  pane in the Rat.
  PB92-164912/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/122
  Comparative Subchronic Toxicity Studies of Three Disin-
  fectants.
  PB92-164920/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/123
  Induction of Gastrointestinal Tract  Nuclear Anomalies in
  B6C3F1  Mice  by  3-Chloro-4-(Dichloromethyl)-5-Hydroxy-
  2(5H)-Furanone and 3,4-(Dicnloro)-5-Hydroxy-2(5H)-Furan-
  one, Mutagenic Byproducts of Chlorine Disinfection.
  PB92-164938/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/124
  Subchronic Toxicity  Study  of  Ozonated and Ozonated/
  Chlorinated Humic Acids in Sprague-Dawley Rats: A Model
  System for Drinking Water Disinfection.
  PB92-164946/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/ J-92/125
  Proximity of Louisiana  Sanitary  Landfills to  Wetlands and
  Deepwater Habitats.
  PB92-164953/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/126
  Treating Soil Solution Samplers to  Prevent Microbial Re-
  moval of Analytes.
  PB92-166610/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/127
  New  Perspectives  in  Aquatic Redox Chemistry:  Abiotic
  Transformations of  Pollutants  in Groundwater and Sedi-
  ments.
  PB92-166628/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/128
  Expert Systems Show Promise for Customer Inquiries Man-
  agement and Operations.
  PB92-166636/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/129
  Fluid Modeling Simulation of Stack-Tip Downwash for Neu-
  trally Buoyant Plumes.
  PB92-166644/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/130
  Evaluation of Gas Chromatography/Matrix Isolation  Infrared
  Spectrometry for the Determination of Semivolatile  Organic
  Compounds in Air Sample Extracts.
  PB92-166651/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/131
  Stability of  Tropospheric OH during Ice Ages,  Inter-Glacial
  Epochs and Modem Times.
  PB92-166669/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/132
  Sampling and Analysis of PCDDs and PCDFs in Stationary
  Source Emission Air Samples.
  PB92-166677/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/133
  Improved Method for Estimating Molecular Weights  of Vola-
  tile Organic Compounds from Low Resolution  Mass Spec-
  tra.
  PB92-166685/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/134
  Composition of Motor Vehicle Organic Emissions under Ele-
  vated Temperature Summer Driving Conditions (75 to  105
  degF).
  PB92-166693/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/136
  Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Their Derivatives in
  Indoor and Outdoor Air in an Eight-Home Study.
  PB92-166701/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/137
  Tedlar Bag Sampling System for Toxic Organic Compounds
  in Source Emission Sampling and Analysis.
  PB92-166719/REB             92-01   PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/J-92/138
  High-Volume Impactor  for Sampling Fine and Coarse Parti-
  cles.
  PB92-166727/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/139
  Microbial Degradation  of Toluene under Sulfate-Reducing
  Conditions and the Influence of Iron on the Process.
  PB92-166735/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/140
  Personnel Protection through Reconnaissance Robotics at
  Superiund Remedial Sites.
  PB92-166743/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/141
  Use  of Four-Dimensional Data Assimilation in a  Limited-
  Area Mesoscale Model Part 2: Effects of Data Assimilation
  within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
  PB92-166750/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/142
  Limited PCS Antagonism of TCDD-lnduced Malformations
  in Mice.
  PB92-166768/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/143
  Examination of the Anticonvulsant Properties of  Voltage-
  Sensitive  Calcium Channel Inhibitors in Amygdala Kindled
  Seizures.
  PB92-166776/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
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EP A/600/J-92/144
  Advanced Emission Speciation Methodologies for the Auto/
  Oil Air  Quality  Improvement Research Program. 1. Hydro-
  carbons and Ethers.
  PB92-166784/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/14S
  QSARs for Predicting BiotK and Abiotic Reductive Transfor-
  mation  Rate Constants of Halogenated Hydrocarbons in
  Anoxic  Sediment Systems.
  PB92-166792/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/146
  OSARs for Predicting Reductive Transformation Rate Con-
  stants  of Halogenated Aromatic  Hydrocarbons in Anoxic
  Sediment Systems.
  PB92-166800/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/147
  Reductive Transformations of Halogenated Aromatic Hydro-
  carbons in  Anaerobic  Water-Sediment  Systems.  Kinetics,
  Mechanisms and Products.
  PB92-166818/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/148
  Vapor  Pressures, Liquid Molar Volumes, Vapor Non-Ideal-
  ities, and Critical  Properties of Some Fluoridated Ethers:
  CF3OCF2OCF3,     CF3OCF2CF2H,    C-CF2CF2CF2O,
  CF3OCF2H, and CF3OCH3; and of CCI3F and CF2CIH.
  PB92-179746/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/149
  Hurrac  Substances and Contaminant Transport: A Review.
  PB92-179753/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/6OO/J-92/1SO
  Combined Sewer Overflow: Balancing Flow  for CSO Abate-
  ment.
  PB92-179761/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ 0-92/151
  Neuroendocrine Responses to Social Regulation of Puberty
  in the Female House Mouse.
  PB92-179779/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/152
  Applications of  a Neurobehavioral  Screening Battery.
  PB92-179787/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/6OO/J-92/1S3
  Eponde Ring Opening and Related Reactivities of Cydo-
  penta  Potycycbc Aromatic Hydrocarbons:  Quantum Me-
  chanical Studies.
  PB92-179795/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01
EP A/600/J-92/1S4
  Remediation of Leaking  USTs: A  System tor Accessing
  Case Histories and Related Documents.
  PB92-t79803/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/155
  Sorptjon  of Heavy Metals by the Soil Fungi •AspergMus
  mger' and Mucor rou».
  PB92-179611/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/1S6
  Modelling Individuals Employing an  Integrated Energy Re-
  sponse: Application to 'Oaphnta
  PB92-179629/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/157
  Spectroscope  Study  of  Surface Redox  Reactions With
  Manganese Oxides.
  P89£l79837/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/6OO/J-92/15«
  Behavior of Arsenic in a Rotary  Kiln Incinerator  (Journal
  Version).
  PB92-17984S/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/159
  Visions of the Future in Drinking Water Microbiology.
  PB92-179B52/REB             92-01  PC AOJ/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/160
  Underground Storage Tanks on  Indian  Lands. Education
  Moderates: An Environmental Treat.
  PB92-179660/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/16.1
  U.S.  EPA's Research on Life-Cycle Analysis.
  PB92-179876/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/162
  Chemical Substitution for  1.1.1,-Tncnkxoemane and Metha-
  nol in an Industrial Cleaning Operation.
  PB92-179686/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/163
  Ozonanon/Post-ChtonnatJon of Hume Aoxt  A Model for
  Predicting Drinking Water  Disinfection By-Products.
  PB92-1S0280/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-S2/164
  Radon  Prevention in  the Design  and  Construction  of
  Schools and other Large Buildings-
  PB92-1B029B/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF ADI
EPA/600/J-92/16S
  Serotogical  Cross-Reactions  between   'Escherichia coir
  O157 and otner Species of the Genus 'Escherichia'.
  PB92-18O306/REB             92-O1  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/166
  Effects of Sampling Design Parameters on Block Selection.
  PB92-180314/HEB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/167
  Modification of  an Index  of Biotic Integrity Based on Fish
  Assemblages to Characterize Rivers of the  Seine Basin.
  France.
  PB92-180322/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/166
  Formation of Transconjugants on Plating Media Following
  'In situ' Conjugation Experiments.
  P892-1803307REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/169
  Oregon, USA,  Ecological  Regions and  Subregions  for
  Water Quality Management.
  PB92-1B0348/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/170
  Effects  of Open-Top Chambers  on  'Valencia'  Orange

  PB92-180355/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/171
  Teratogenesis, Toxicity, and Bioconcentration in Frogs Ex-
  posed to Dteldnn.
  PB92-180363/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/172
  How  Much  Acidification  Has  Occurred in  Adirondack
  Region  Lakes (New York, USA) since Preindustrial Times.
  PB92-180371/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01
EPA/600/ J-92/173
  Cloning  and Expression of a Lignin Peroxidase Gene from
  'Streptomyces vridosporus' in 'Streptomyces lividans'.
  PB92-180389/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/174
  Diatoms: Powerful Indicators of Environmental Change.
  PB92-180397/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/17S
  Assessing Trends  in Fishery  Resources  and Lake Water
  Aluminum from Paleolimnological  Analyses of Siliceous
  "  16.
     2-1S0405/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/ J-92/176
  Field  Demonstration  of  the  Linde Oxygen  Combustion
  System on the EPA Mobile Incinerator.
  PB92-188838/REB
                               92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/177
  Effects of Low Dissolved Oxygen on Survival, Growth and
  Reproduction of 'Daphnia', 'Hyatella' and 'Gammarus'
  PB92-18S846/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/178
  Acidic Episodes in Surface Waters in Europe.
  PB92-188853/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/179
  Structural Characterization of Sulfonated  Azo Dyes Using
  Liquid Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry/Tandem Mass
  Spectrometry.
  PB92-188B61/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/160
  Evaluation of the Rackwitz-Fiessler Uncertainty  Analysis
  Method for Environmental Fate and Transport Models.
  PB92-188879/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/181
  Doing the Right Thing (Book Reviews)
  PB92-188887/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/182
  Immunohistochemical Detection of P21  'ras'  and  P110
  'myc' Oncogene Expression in Regenerating Rat Liver
  PB92-188895/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/1M
  Assessment  of Spatial Variation of Risks  in Small Popula-
  tions.
  PB92-188903/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/1S5
  Muttifactor Potency Scheme for Comparing the Carcinogen-
  ic Activity of Chemicals.
  PB92-188911/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/18S
  Alterations in Rat Flash  and Pattern Reversal Evoked Po-
  tentials after Acute  or Repeated Administration of Carbon
  Orsorfide (CS2).
  PB92-188929/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/187
  Physical  and Chemical Characterization of Indoor  Aerosols
  Resulting from the Use of Tap Water in Portable Home Hu-
  midifiers.
  PB92-188937/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/1M
  Comparison  of Subchronic Neurotoxicrty of 2-Hydroxyethyl
  Aorylate and Acrylamtde  in Rats.
  PB92-188945/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/169
  Evaluation of High  Volume Particle Sampling and Sample
  Handling Protocols for Ambient Urban Air Mutagenicity De-
  terminations.
  PB92-1B8952/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/190
  Embryonic Palatal Responses to Teratogens in Serum-Free
  Organ Culture.
  PB92-188960/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/191
  Characteristics of the U.S. EPA's Office  of Pesticide Pro-
  grams' Toxicity Information Databases.
  PB92-188978/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/192
  Introduction  and Summary.  Genotoxicity  and Carcinogen-
  icity Databases: An  Assessment of the Present Situation.
  PB92-18B986/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/193
  Kmetochore-Staining of  Spermatid Mere-nuclei Studies of
  Mice Treated with X-Radia!ion or Acrylamide.
  PB92-188994/HEB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/194
  Proconvulsant Activity of Endosutfan in Amygdala Kindling.
  PB92-189000/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/19S
  Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 1. Be-
  havioral Assessment.
  PB92-189018/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/ 196
  Measurement  of  the  Biotransfer and  Time Constant of
  Radon from Ingested Water by Human Breath Analysis.
  PB92-189026/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/ 197
  Potential of Carp to Bioactgvate Benzo(a)pyrene to Metabo-
  lites That Bind to DNA.
  PB92-189034/REB
EPA/600/J-92/198
  Comparison of Screening Approaches. 1992.
  PB92-189042/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/ J-92/199
  Characterization of Chemical Kindling with the Pesticide En-
  dosulfan.
  PB92-1B9059/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/200
  Metabolism of Benzo(a)Pyrene and Persistence of DNA Ad-
  ducts in the Brown Bullhead 'Ictaiurus nebulosus'.
  PB92-189067/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/201
  Carcinogen-DNA Adducts in  Cultures of Rat and Human
  Hepatocytes
  PB92-189075/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/203
  Genetic Activity Profile Database.
  PB92-1 89091 /REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/204
  Closure of a Dioxin Incineration Facility                 "
  PB92-191170/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/20S
  Solidification/Stabilization. Is It Always Appropriate.
  PB92-191188/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/206
  Development of  Predictive Structure-Biodegradation Rela-
  tionship Models with the Use of Respirometrically Generat-
  ed Bbkinetic Data.
  PB92-191196/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/207
  Water Quality  Model for a River Receiving Paper Mill Ef-
  fluents and Conventional Sewage
  PB92-195643/REB
                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/208
  Disease Incidence and Potential Mechanisms of Defense
  for MSX-Resistant and -Susceptible Eastern Oysters Held
  in Chesapeake Bay.
  PB92-19S650/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/209
  Comparative Acute Sensitivity of Larval Topsmelt, 'Atherin-
  ops affinis', and Inland Sitvefside, 'Menidia beryllina', to 11
  Chemicals.
  PB92-195668/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/210
  Synthetic Substrata for Propagation and Testing of Soil and
  Sediment Organisms.
  PB92-195676/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/211
  Effects of Fenvalerate on the Early  Life Stages of Topsmelt
  ('Atherinops affinis').
  PB92-195684/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/212
  Mixed-Species Colonization of Solid Surfaces in Laboratory
  Btofilms.
  PB92-19S692/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/6OO/J-92/213
  Spongiosis Hepatis: Chemical Induction, Pathogenesis, and
  Possible Neoplastic Fate in a Teleost Fish Model.
  PB92-195700/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/214
  Technique for Screening and Maintaining Smaller Genomic
  Libraries.
  PB92-195726/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/2 IS
  Characterization of Stress-Responsive Behavior in 'Pseudo-
  monas aeruginosa' PAD:  Isolation  of Tn3-lacZYA Fusions
  with Novel Damage-lnducibfe (din) Promoters.
  PB92-195718/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/216
  Preparation and Regeneration  of Protoplasts of Colletoln-
  chum gloeosporioides' f p. 'Aeschynomene'
  PB92-195734/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/218
  Laboratory Spawning of Topsmelt,  'Atherinops affinis',  with
  Notes on Culture and Growth of Larvae.
  PB92-195759/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/219
  Detection of Horizontal Gene Transfer by Natural Transfor-
  mation in Native  and Introduced  Species  of Bacteria in
  Marine and Synthetic Sediments
  PB92-195767/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/220
  Reproductive Ecology of the Inland Silverside, 'Menidia ber-
  yllina', (Pisces: Atherinidae) from Blackwater Bay. Florida.
  PB92-195775/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                                                                                          EPA/600/J-92/291
EPA/600/J-92/221
  Abundant Males in Populations of a Selfing Hermaphrodite
  Fish, 'Rivulus marmoratus', from Some Belize Cays
  PB92-195783/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/,1-92/222
  Selection of Surrogates for a Genetically Engineered Micro-
  organism with Cellulolytic Capability for  Ecological Studies
  in Streams.
  PB92-195791/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/223
  Gas Chromatographic Elution Patterns of Chlorinated Diox-
  ins versus Column Polarity.
  PB92-192186/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/ J-92/224
  Case Study of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation in a New
  York State School.
  PB92-198571/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/225
  Comparison of  Data  from an IAQ Test House with Predic-
  tions of an IAQ Computer Model.
  PB92-198589/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/226
  Effects of Operating  Variables  on PAH Emissions and  Mu-
  tagenicity of Emissions from Woodstoves (Journal Article).
  PB92-195809/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/227
  Sorbent/Urea Slurry  Injection for Simultaneous SO2/NOx
  Removal.
  PB92-195817/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/228
  Understanding the Fate of Petroleum Hydrocarbons in the
  Subsurface Environment.
  PB92-217157/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/229
  Methods for Assessing Rat Sperm Motility
  PB92-195825/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/230
  Comparative Immunosuppression of Various Glycol Ethers
  Orally Administered to Fisher 344 Rats.
  PB92-195833/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/231
  Induction of Prophage  Lambda by Chlorinated Organics:
  Detection of Some Single-Species/Single-Site Carcinogens.
  PB92-195841/REB              92-01  PCA03/MFA01
EPA/600/ J-92/232
  Reliability of Selected Tests from the Neurobehavioral Eval-
  uation System.
  PB92-195858/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/233
  Prophage Induction by DNA Topoisomerase II Poisons and
  Reactive-Oxygen Species: Role of DNA  Breaks.
  PB92-195866/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/234
  Drinking Water from Agriculturally Contaminated Ground-

  PB92-195874/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/235
  Undfill Leachate Effects on Sorption of Organic Micropollu-
  tants onto Aquifer Materials.
  PB92-198597/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/236
  Safe Drinking  Water from  Small Systems:  Treatment Op-
   tions
   PB92-198605/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/237
   Review of Di(2-Ethylhexyl)Phthalate (DEHP) Risk Assess-

   PB92-198613/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/238
   Consideration of  the Target Organ Toxicity of Trichloroethy-
   lene in Terms of  Metabolite Toxicity and Pharmacokinetics.
   PB92-198621/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/600/J-92/239
   Control of  Alkaline  Phosphatase  Activity  in  C3H10T1/2
   Cells: Role of Retinoic Acid and Cell Density.
   PB92-198639/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/240
   Physiologically Based  Kinetic Model of Rat  and Mouse
   Gestation: Disposition of a Weak Acid.        .„..._ .„,
   PB92-198647/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/241
   European Packaging Initiatives: Leading the Way on Source

   PB92-206242/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/242
   Hydrogenase-Linked Gene in 'Methanobacterium thermoau-
   totrophicum' Strain DeltaH Encodes a Polvferredoxin.
   PB92-206234/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/243
   Temperature  and  Conductivity Modeling  lor  the Buffalo

   PB92-206226/REB               92-04   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/244
   System for Control  of River Water Quality for the Communi-
   ty of Madrid Using QUAL2E.                .„„,.«- ,„«
   PB92-206218/R6B              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/245
   Predicting the Precipitation of Acid and Direct Dyes in Natu-

   PB9la20«00/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/246
  Comparison: Organic Emissions from Hazardous Waste In-
  cinerators versus the 1990 Toxics  Release Inventory Air
  Releases.
  PB92-206267/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/247
  Biomethylation and Environmental Transport of Metals.
  PB92-206275/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/248
  Efficient Multiple-Exposure Analysis of the Toxicity of Cris-
  natol: A DNA Intercalates in Phase 2 Clinical Trials.
  PB92-206283/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/249
  Study  Design Considerations in  Developmental Neurotoxi-
  cology.
  PB92-206291/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/250
  2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic Acid Influence  on 2,6-Dinitro-
  toluene-lnduced Urine  Genotoxicity  in Fisher  344 Rats:
  Effect on Gastrointestinal Microflora and Enzyme Activity.
  PB92-206309/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/251
  Spatial Learning Deficits Are Not Solely Due to Cholinergic
  Deficits Following Medial Septal Lesions with Colchicine.
  PB92-206317/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/ J-92/252
  Quantification of Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein:  Comparison
  of Slot-lmmunobinding Assays  with a Novel  Sandwich
  ELISA.
  PB92-206325/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/253
  Age-Dependent Changes in  Receptor-Stimulated  Phos-
  phoinositide Turnover in the Rat  Hippocampus.
  PB92-206333/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/ J-92/254
  Considerations in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agen-
  cy's Testing Approach for Mutagencity.
  PB92-206341/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/ J-92/255
  Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell  Strain with Unusual In vitro
  Growth Potential Which Undergoes  Neoplastic Transforma-
  tion after SV40 T Antigen Gene Transfection.
  PB92-206358/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/256
  Long-Term Neurochemical and  Behavioral  Effects Induced
  by Acute Chlorpyrifos Treatment.
  PB92-206366/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/257
  Effect of Bioremediation on the Mutagenicity of Oil  Spilled
  in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
  PB92-206374/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/258
  Antimutagenicity Profiles of Some Natural Substances.
  PB92-206382/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/259
  Predictive Assay for Rodent Carcinogenicity Using  In vivo
  Biochemical Parameters:  Operational Characteristics and
  Complementarity.
  PB92-206390/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/260
  In vitro Screening Batteries for Neurotoxicants (Journal Arti-

   PB92-206408/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/261
   Use of the Fungicide Carbendazim as a Model  Compound
  to  Determine   the Impact of  Acute Chemical  Exposure
   during Oocyte  Maturation and  Fertilization on  Pregnancy
   Outcome in the Hamster.
   PB92-206416/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 EP A/600/ J-92/262
   Long-Path  FTIR Measurements of  Volatile Organic Com-
   pounds in an Industrial Setting (July 1989-April 1991).
   PB92-206424/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/263
   Canister-Based Method for Monitoring Toxic VOCs in Ambi-

   PB92-206432/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/264
   Comparative Analysis of Dioxins and Furans in Ambient Air
   by High Resolution and Electron Capture Mass Spectrome-

   PB92-206440/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/265
   Air Pollution Engineering Research at the U.S. Environmen-

                  BCy           92-04  PCA01/MFA01
 EPA/600/J-92/266
    Stimulation  of  Reductive Dechlorination of Tetrachloroeth-
    ene  in Anaerobic Aquifer Microcosms by Addition of Short-
    Chain Organic Acids or Alcohols.
    PB92-206465/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
  EPA/600/J-92/267
    Fuel Rich Sulfur Capture  in a Combustion Environment.
    PB92-205228/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/268
    Osmoregulatory Failure  and  Death of First-Year Large-
    mouth Bass 'Micropterus salmoides' Exposed to  Low pH
    and   Elevated Aluminum, at  Low Temperatures in  Soft

    PB92-205236/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/269
  Detection and Disinfection of Pathogens in Storm-Generat-
  ed Flows.
  PB92-209311/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/270
  Response of a Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Line to His-
  tamine: Intracellular Calcium Changes and Extracellular Re-
  lease of Inflammatory Mediators.
  PB92-209329/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/271
  Triphenyl  Phosphite-Induced  Ultrastructural Changes  in
  Bovine Adrenomedullary Chromaffin Cells.
  PB92-209337/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/272
  Measurement of Tyrosine Hydroxylase  Apoenzyme Protein
  by Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA): Effects
  of 1-Methyl-4-Phenyl-1,2,3,6-Tetrahydropyridine  (MPTP)  on
  Striatal Tyrosine Hydroxylase Activity and Content.
  PB92-209345/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/273
  Respiratory  Syncytial Virus  Infection  of Human  Primary
  Nasal and Bronchial Epithelial Cell Cultures and Bronchoal-
  veolar Macrophages.
  PB92-209352/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/274
  Dose-Related Inhibition of Brain and Plasma Cholinesterase
  in Neonatal and  Adult  Rats  Following Sublethal Organo-
  phosphate Exposures.
  PB9M09360/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/275
  Estimating Agriculture's  Net  Contribution to Atmospheric

  PB92-217165/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/276
  Approach to Assessment of Management Impacts on Agri-
  cultural Soil Carbon.
  PB92-217173/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/277
  Seasonal Variations  of Stable Hydrogen and Carbon Iso-
  tope  Ratios of Methane in  Subtropical Freshwater Sedi-
  ments.
  PB92-217181/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/278
  Increasing Scientific Power with Statistical Power.
  PB92-217199/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/279
  Effects of Heavy  Industrial Pollution on Respiratory Func-
  tion in  the  Children of Cubatao,  Brazil:  A   Preliminary
  Report.
  PB92-217207/REB             92-04 PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/280
  Differences in Arachidonic Acid Metabolism by Human Mye-
  lomonocytic Cell  Lines.
   PB92-217215/REB                     92-04  PC A02
 EPA/600/J-92/281
   Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 3.  In-
  flammatory Response.
   PB92-217223/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/282
   Application of Tradescantia Micronucleus Assay for In situ
   Evaluation of Potential Genetic Hazards from  Exposure  to
   Chemicals at a Wood-Preserving Site.
   PB92-217231/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/283
   Environmental Laws and Regulations Relating to  Medical
   Waste Disposal.
   PB92-217249/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/284
   Searching for  a  Water Supply Connection in  the Cabool,
   Missouri Disease Outbreak of 'Escherichia coli' 0157:H7.
   PB92-235662/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/285
   Effect of the Method of Preparing Monochloramine upon  In-
   activation of MS2 Coliphage, 'Escherichia coli', and 'Kleb-
   siella pneumoniae'.
   PB92-217355/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/ J-92/286
    Prediction of Octanol/Water  Partition Coefficient (K sub ow)
    with Algorithmically Derived Variables.
    PB92-217348/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/287
    Hierarchical Stochastic Model of Large-Scale Atmospheric
    Circulation Patterns and Multiple Station Daily Precipitation.
    PB92-217421/REB                     92-04  PC A03
  EPA/600/J-92/288
    Land-Surface Hydrology Parameterization with Subgrid Vari-
    ability for General Circulation Models.
    PB92-217447/REB              92-04   PC  A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/289
    Effects of Section 404 Permitting on Freshwater Wetlands
    in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.
    PB92-217439/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/290
    Effects of El Nino and La Nina on Seabird Assemblages in
    the Equatorial Pacific.
    PB92-217405/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/J-92/291
    Effects of Aqueous and Dietary Exposure of Dieldrin  on
    Survival, Growth and Bioconcentration in Mallard Ducklings.
    PB92-217413/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                     NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER  INDEX
EPA/600/J-92/292
  Cartographic and Geometric Components of a Global Sam-
  pling Design for Environmental Monitoring.
  PB92-217397/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/293
  Hepatic Microsomal N-hydroxylation of Aniline and 4-chlor-
  oaniline by Rainbow Trout 'Onchorhyncus mykiss'.
  PB92-227354/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/294
  Comparison of  SIMCA  Pattern  Recognition  and  Library
  Search Identification of Hazardous Compounds from Mass
  Spectra.
  PB92-227362/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/295
  Apportionment of Residential Indoor Aerosol, VOC, and Al-
  dehyde Species to Indoor and Outdoor Sources, and Their
  Source Strengths.
  PB92-227370/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/296
  Control Technologies for Remediation of Contaminated Soil
  and Waste Deposits at Superfund Lead Battery Recycling
  Sites.
  PB92-227388/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/297
  Permeation  Resistance of  Glove Materials to Agricultural
  Pesticides.
  PB92-227396/REB             92-O4  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/298
  Probability of Plume Interception Using Conditional Simula-
  tion of Hydraulic Head and Inverse Modeling.
  PB92-227404/REB             92-O4  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/299
  Application of the EPR Spin-Trapping Technique to the De-
  tection of Radicals Produced in vivo during Inhalation Expo-
  sure of Rats to Ozone.
  PB92-227412/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/300
  Reduction of Neutrophil Influx  Diminishes Lung Injury and
  Mortality Following Phosgene Inhalation.
     I2-227420/REB             	
  PB92-227420/REB    "        92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/301
  Inferspecws Cytogenetic Comparisons. Studies with X-Radi-
  ation and Bleomyctn Sulfate.
  PB92-227438/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/302
  Evaluation and Comparison of Spatial Interpolators.
  PB92-227446/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/303
  Relationship between Free Liquids  and Solids  Content for
  Sewage Sludges.
  PB92-227453/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/305
  Toxicrty Reduction Evaluation at a Municipal  Wastewater
  Treatment Plant Using Mutagentoty  as an Endpoint
  PB92-232834/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/307
  Metals in Ground  Water Sampling Artifacts and Reproduc-
  ibility.
  PB92-227479/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/308
  Acquisition of Representative Ground Water Quality Sam-
  ples for Metals.
  PB92-227487/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/309
  Age-Related Percutaneous Penetration of 2-sec-Butyl-4-6-
  Dinitrophenol (Dinoseb) in Rats.
  PB92-227495/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/310
  Effects of Trimethyttin on Repeated Acquisition (Learning)
  in the Radial-Arm  Maze.
  PB92-227503/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/J-92/311
  Corticosterone  Hypersecretion  in  Preweanling Rats  Ex-
  posed Neonatally  to Trimethyttin.
  PB92-227529/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF AOt
EPA/600/J-92/312
  Deposition Patterns of Ragweed Pollen in the Human Res-
  piratory Tract.
  PB92-227537/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/313
  Carcinogenic Risk of Non-Uniform Alpha Particle Irradiation
  in the Lungs: Radon Progeny Effects at Bronchial Bifurca-
  tions.
  PB92-227545/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/314
  Carboxyhemoglobin and Brain Blood Flow in Humans.
  PB92-227552/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/315
  Letters to the Editor.
  PB92-227560/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/J-92/316
  Human Caranogenesis by Arsenic.
  PB92-227578/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/317
  Quantitative Image  Cytometry of Hepatocytes Expressing
  Gamma-Glutamyl Transpeptidase and Glutathione S-Trans-
  ferase in  Diethylnitrosamine-lnitiated  Rats Treated with
  Phenobarbitol and/or Phthalate Esters.
  PB92-227586/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/J-92/318
  Genotoxicity of Industrial Wastes and Effluents. A Review.
  PB92-227594/REB              92-04 PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/319
  Fetal and Maternal Effects of Continual Exposure of Rats
  to 970-MHz Circularly-Polarized Microwaves.
  PB92-227602/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/320
  Reply to  'Selective  Development Toxicity: Misuse of the
  Concept via Mis-Application of a Mis-Defined 'A/D Ratio'.
  (Letter to the Editor).
  PB92-227610/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/J-92/321
  DNA Adduct Formation by 12  Chemicals with Populations
  Potentially Suitable for Molecular Epidemiological Studies.
  PB92-227628/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/322
  Immature Rat Leydig Cells are Intrinsically Less Sensitive
  Than Adult Leydig Cells to Ethane Dimethanesulfonate.
  PB92-232S42/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/323
  New Methods for the Assessment of Immunotoxicity of
  Chemical Substances.
  PB92-232859/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/324
  Effects of PCB (Aroclor (Trade Name) 1254) on Non-Spe-
  cific  Immune Parameters  in Rhesus ('Macaca mulatta')
  Monkeys.
  PB92-232867/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/325
  Age-Dependent Changes in Activity of Mallard Plasma Chc-
  linesterases.
  PB92-232875/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/500/J-92/326
  Clirnate Change  in Thailand and Its Potential Impact on
  Rice Yield.
  PB92-2328S3/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/MO/J-92/327
  Carbon Storage Potential of Short Rotation Tropical Tree
  Plantations.
  PB92-232891/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/328
  Toward a Rule-Based Biome Model (Journal Article).
  PB92-232909/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/329
  Biological Diversity and  Biological Integrity: Current Con-
  cerns for Lakes and Streams.
  PB92-232917/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/330
  Infrared  Spectroscopy-Based  Property-Reactivity  Correla-
  tions for Predicting Environmental Fate of Organic Chemi-
  cals.
  PB92-232925/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/331
  Analysis of Long-Term and Seasonal  River Water Quality
  Changes in Latvia.
  PB92-232933/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/332
  Role of Property-Reactivity Relationships in  Meeting the
  EPA's Needs for Environmental Fate Constants.
  PB92-232941/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/333
  Ozonation Byproducts: Identification of Bromohydrins from
  the Ozonation  Natural  Waters  with  Enhanced  Bromide
  Levels.
  P892-2329S8/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/334
  Approach to Calculating Wind-Driven Currents and Trans-
  port of Substances in Unstratffied Water Bodies Using Cur-
  vilinear Coordinates.
  PB92-232966/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/335
  Differences between Rats and  Mice in the Immunosuppres-
  sive Activity of  2-Methoxyethanol  and  2-Methoxyacetic
  Acid.
  PB92-232974/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/336
  EyeWmk Conditioning in the Developing Rat.
  PB92-232982/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/ J-92/337
  Hepatocartinogenicity of Chloral Hydrate, 2-Chloroacetalde-
  hyde. and Dichkxoacetic Acid in the Male B6C3F1  Mouse.
  PB92-232990/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/338
  Host Resistance  to  'Tnchinetla  spiralis'  Infection in Rats
  and Mice: Species-Dependent Effects of Cyclophospha-
  mide Exposure.
  PB92-233006/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/339
  Relative Mesothelioma Induction in Rats by Mineral Fibers:
  Comparison with Residual Pulmonary Mineral Fiber Number
  and Epidemiology.
  PB92-233014/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/340
  Ineffectiveness of Cough for Enhancing Mucus Clearance
  in Asymptomatic Smokers.
  PB92-233022/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/J-92/341
  Methodological Issues in Human Exposure Studies of Low
  Level Solvent Mixtures.
  PB92-233030/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/M-91/040
  Facilitated Transport of  Inorganic Contaminants in Ground
  Water: Part 2. Colloidal Transport.
  PB92-114503/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/M-91/044
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Re-
  furbished Railcar Bearing Assemblies.
  PB92-104348/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
EPA/600/M-91/045
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Pro-
  totype Printed Circuit Boards.
  PB92-104355/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/M-91/046
  Waste Minimization Assessment  for  a  Manufacturer of
  Speed Reduction Equipment.
  PB92-104363/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/M-91/047
  Waste Minimization Assessment  for  a  Manufacturer of
  Printed Labels.
  PB92-104371/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/M-91/051
  EMPA Monitor - March 1992 Edition.
  PB92-239557/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/001
  Documentation of AIRS AMS National Methodologies.
  PB92-132869/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/002
  General Methods for  Remedial Operations Performance
  Evaluations.
  PB92-166842/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/003A
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge incinerators.
  Volume 1. Summary Report.
  PB92-151554/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/003B
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 2. Site 5 Emission Test  Report Hexavalent Chromi-
  um Method Evaluation.
  PB92-151562/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/H-92/003C
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 3. Site 6 Emissions Test Report.
  PB92-151570/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/003D
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 4. Site 6 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
  PB92-151588/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA/600/R-92/003E
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 5. Site 7 Test Report CEMS Evaluation.
  PB92-151596/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/003F
  Emissions of Metals. Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 6. Site 8 Emission Test Report.
  PB92-151604/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/003G
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 7. Site 8 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
  PB92-151612/REB             92-01  PC A16/MF A03
EPA/600/R-92/003H                                 l
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 8. Site 9 Emission Test Report.
  PB92-151620/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/003I
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 9. Site 9 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
  PB92-151638/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF A06
EPA/600/R-92/OOS
  Greenhouse Gases from Small-Scale Combustion in Devel-
  oping Countries:  A Pilot Study in Manila
  PB92-139369/REB             92-01  PCA04/MFA01
EPA/600/R-92/006
  Identification and Characterization of Missing or Unaccount-
  ed for Area Source Categories.
  PB92-139377/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03
EPA/600/R-92/007
  Demonstration of Fuel Cells to Recover Energy from Land-
  fill Gas. Phase 1  Final Report: Conceptual Study.
  PB92-137520/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/008
  Radon Pressure Differential  Project,  Phase  1,  Florida
  Radon Research Program.
  PB92-148519/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/009
  Standardized Costs for Water Supply Distribution Systems.
  PB92-141290/REB              92-01  PCA1S/MFA03
EPA/600/R-92/010
  Recommended HVAC Standard of the Florida Radon  Re-
  search Program.
  PB92-147909/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/H-92/011
  Characterization of the Wintertime Boise, Idaho, Air Shed: A
  Comprehensive  Field Study Report for the U.S. EPA Office
  of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
  PB92-136803/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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                                                     NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER  INDEX
                                                                                                                                        EPA/600/R-92/117
EPA/600/R-92/012
  Analysis and Interpretation of Zooplankton Samples Col-
  lected during Phase 2 of the Eastern Lake Survey.
  PB92-136829/REB             92-01  PC A14/MF A03
EPA/600/R-92/013
  Pilot Study to  Compare Created and Natural Wetlands  in
  Western Washington and Evaluate Methods.
  PB92-136811/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/014
  Limited-Use Chemical Protective Clothing  for EPA Super-
  fund Activities.
  PB92-H3494/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/015
  Integrating Sustainable Agriculture,  Ecology, and Environ-
  mental  Policy. Proceedings of a Workshop. Held in Arling-
  ton, Virginia, on July 22-23, 1991.
  PB92-137975/REB             92-01  PC A11/MF A03
EPA/600/R-92/017
  Performance of Chlorine-Free Binary Zeotropic  Refrigerant
  Mixtures in a Heat Pump.
  PB92-149814/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/020
  Effects of Glean, a Sulfonylurea Herbicide, on  the Repro-
  ductive  Biology  and Fruit Set in Cherry Trees.  Progress
  Report to Region 10.
  PB92-14265Z7REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/022
  Alaska North Slope Oil-Field Restoration Research Strate-

  $392-151653/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/600/R-92-023
  Reduction of Disinfection  By-Product Precursors by Nanofil-

  PB9SM49269/REB              92-01   PC E99/MF A06
 EPA/600/R-92/024
  Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Recycling  by
  Distillation: Technology Evaluation Report.
  PB92-153444/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/600/R-92/025
  Indoor Air Quality Data Base for Organic  Compounds.
  PB92-1SB468/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/600/R-92/027
  Asbestos Concentrations Two Years After Abatement  in

   PB9f!w476/REB             92-01    PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/800/R-92/028
   Annual Risk  Reduction  Engineering Laboratory  Research
   Symposium (18th) Abstract Proceedings. Held in Cincinnati.

                      "2       92-01    PCA11/MFA03
 EPA/800/R-92/029
   Report of the Great Lakes Air Toxics  Research Priorities
   Workshop. Held at Navarre, Minnesota on March  11-13,

   PB92-166933/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
  EPA/600/R-92/030
   Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids: A Workshop Summary.
   Held in Dallas, Texas on April 16-18, 1991.   .„„„. .„,
   PB92-178938/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
  EPA/SOO/R-92/031
   Reclamation  and Redevelopment  of Contaminated Land.
   Volume 2. European Case Studies.
   gB92-146166/REB              92-01  PC A13/MF A03
  EPA/600/R-92/032
   Superfund Innovative Technology  Evaluation (Site)  Report
   for  the Wesfinghouse  Bio-Analytic Systems  Pentachloro-
   phenol (PCP) Immunoassays.                ..-,.,,- Ano
   PB92-18B713/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
  EPA/600/R-92/033
   Characterizing  Heterogeneous Wastes: Methods and Rec-
   ommendations (March 26-28, 1991).          .M,.,c  .„,
    PB92-216894/REB             92-04  pc A08/MF A02
  EPA/600/R-92/03S
    Separation of Hazardous Organics by Low Pressure Mem-
    branes: Treatment of Soil-Wash Rinse-Water_L|achates
    PB92-153436/REB              92-01   PC  A07/MF  A02
  EPA/600/R-92/036
    GIS Technical Memorandum 3: Global  Positioning Systems
    Technology and Its Application in Environmental Programs
    PB92-169358/REB              92-01   PC  A04/MF  A01
  EPA/600/R-92/037
    Development of an Empirical Model of Methane Emissions

    PBM^SMTS/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
  EPA/SOO/R-92/039
    Exposure and Release Estimations for  Filter Press and  Tray
    Dryer Operations Based on Pilot Plant Data   »«,,MI= am
    PB92-158450/REB             92-01   PC A14/MF A03
  EPA/600/R-92/041
    Detecting Water Flow Behind Pipe in Injection wells
    PB92-239532/REB             92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
   EPA/600/R-92/042
    Methodologies for Evaluating  In situ  Bioremediation of
    Chlorinated Solvents.                      .nc/nc  *n->
    PB92-146943/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A02
   EPA/600/R-92/043
    Bioremediation Case Studies: An Analysis of Vendor  Sup-
    plied Data.
    PB92-232339/REB
   EPA/600/R-92/044
     Bioremediation Case Studies: Abstracts
     PB92-232347/REB
EPA/600/R-92/046
  Pollution Prevention Case Studies Compendium.
  PB92-180165/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/047
  Reference Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazardous Air Pol-
  lutants Listed in the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990.
  PB92-239516/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/048
  Removing Radium from Water by Plain and Treated Activat-
  ed Alumina.
  PB92-164789/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/049
  Permeation of Multifunctional Acrylates through Three Pro-
  tective Clothing Materials.
  PB92-164797/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/OSO
  Evaluation of the Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer
  for Particle-Associated Ammonium Sulfate Determination.
  PB92-160084/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/051
  Operations and Research at the U.S. EPA Incineration Re-
  search Facility: Annual Report for FY91.
  PB92-239540/REB              92-04  PC  A06/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/052A
  Proceedings: 1989  International Conference  on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 1. Sessions 0, 1, 2, and 3 Held
  in Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-14, 1989.
  PB92-174663/REB              92-01  PC A19/MF A04
EPA/600/R-92/052B
  Proceedings: 1989  International Conference  on Municipal
  Waste Combustion.  Volume 2. Sessions 4, 5, and 6. Held in
  Hollywood, Florida on April 11-14, 1989.
  PB92-174671 /REB              92-01   PC A19/MF A04
  Proceedings:  1989  International Conference  on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 4. Sessions 9, 10, 11,  and  12.
  Held in Hollywood, Florida on April  11-14, 1989.
  PB92-174697/REB              92-01   PCA21/MFA04
 EPA/600/R-92/052C
  Proceedings:  1989  International Conference  on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 3. Sessions 7 and  8.  Held in
  Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-14,  1989.
  PB92-174689/REB              92-01  PC A19/MF A04
 EPA/600/R-92/OS5
  Theoretical  Evaluation  of Stability  of Volatile  Organic
  Chemicals and  Polar Volatile Organic Chemicals in Canis-

   PB92-166941/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/R-92/056
   Air Pollution Effects on Biodiversity.
   PB92-170166/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03
 EPA/600/R-92/057
   Technical Aspects of Underground Storage Tank Closure
   PB92-161199/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/600/R-92/058
   Controlling Odorous Emissions from Iron Foundries.
   PB92-166925/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/R-92/OS9
   Natural Basement Ventilation as a Radon Mitigation Tech-

                                 92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                           PB92-166958/REB
                                                                                                              92-04  PC A08/MF A02
 92-04  PC A03/MF A01


''92-04  PCA12/MFA03
  EPA/600/R-92/060
   Wetlands  Research Plan FY92-96: An  Integrated  Risk-

   PBS9e2d178946aCRhEB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
  EPA/600/R-92/064
   Preliminary Risk  Assessment  for Viruses  in  Municipal
           ~ '    " rolled to Land.
                   j             92-01   PC A09/MF A03

  EPA/600/R-92/065
   Pilot-Scale Evaluation of the Thermal Stability POHC Incin-

   PB92-166966/REB             92-01   PC A11/MF A03
  EPA/600/R-92/066
   Workshop: Application of Microcosms for Assessing the
   Risk  of  Microbial  Biotechnology  Products.  Held  in  Hunt

   pH&zESS/REB1 MaV 19' 1"2 92-04  PC A07/MF A02
  EPA/600/R-92/067
    Sensitivity of  Modeled Ozone Concentrations to Uncertain-
    ties in Biogenic Emissions,                  i.n/uc AIM
    PB92-192202/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03
  EPA/6M/R-92/068
    Pilot-Scale Incineration  of  PCB-Contaminated  Sediments
    from the New Bedford Harbor Hot Spot Superfund Site.
    PB92-178953/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A03

  EPA/600/R-92/069
    Evaluation of  the  Chemical  Resistance  of  Geotextiles,
    Geonet and Pipe.                         »rte/nc AH<
    PB92-170562/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
  EPA/600/R-92/070
    User's Guide and  Data Dictionary  for Kenai Lakes Investi-

    PB902n-1P78°96?/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

  EPA/600/R-92/071
    Evaluation of VOST and SemiVOST Methods for Haloge-
    nated Compounds in the Clean Air Act  Amendments Title
    III, Bench and Laboratory Studies.           »n,/Mp »m
    PB92-178979/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01

   EPA/600/R-92/073
    Statistical Issues in Environmental Monitoring and Assess-

    ?B92-178987/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/074
  Kinetic Properties of Malic Dehydrogenase from Three Cul-

  PB92-°78995/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/077
  NEXRAD Precipitation  Information Application Forum Cli-
  mate and Global Change.
  PB92-180082/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/H-92/079
  Status Report on Planktonic Cyanobacteria (Blue-Green
  Alqae) and Their Toxins.
  PB92-206259/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/083
  Oil and Gas Field Emissions Survey.
  PB92-184977/REB              92-01  PC A14/MF A03
EPA-600/R-92/084
  Development of  a Core Combustion Research Program

  PB92-180868/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/085
  Developmental  Toxicology:  Risk Assessment  and  the

  PB926184993/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
EPA/600/R-92/088
  Facility Pollution Prevention Guide.
  PB92-213206/REB
EPA/600/R-92/089
  Study to Determine the Feasibility of Using  a Ground-Pene-
  trating Radar for More Effective Remediation of Subsurface

  PB92-T69382/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/090
  Simplified Modeling  of Air Flow  Dynamics in SSD  Radon
  Mitioation Systems for Residences with Gravel Beds.
  PB92-195635/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
EPV600/R-92/091
  Statistical  Approach  to  Predicting  Chronic Toxicity   of
  Chemicals to Fishes from Acute Toxicity  Test  Data. Data
  Tape Documentation.
   PB92-169655/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/600/R-92/094
  Tests of Indoor Air Quality Sinks.
   PB92-218346/REB              92-04   PC A15/MF A03
 EPA/600/R-92/095
   Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Pacific Northwest

   PBaM849B5/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/R-92/096
   Potential Reuse of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil. A Directo-
   ry of Permitted Recycling  Facilities.
   PB92-173780/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/600/R-92/098
   Andrew W.  Breidenbach Environmental  Research Center
   Small Systems Resource  Directory.
   PB92-239565/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/600/R-92/102
   Effects of  Natural  and  Forced Basement  Ventilation  on
   Radon Levels in Single Family Dwellings.
   PB92-192194mEB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
  EPA/600/R-92/104A
   ESP VI  4.0 Electrostatic Precipitator VI  and Performance

   PB92-l'69614/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
  EPA/600/R-92/105
   Arsenic  and Mercury Workshop on Removal, Recovery,
   Treatment and Disposal. Abstract Proceedings. Held in Al-
   exandria Virginia on August 17-20, 1992.
   PB92-216944/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
  EPA/600/R-92/106
   Quality Assurance Support for the National  Atmospheric
    Deposition Program and National Trends Network  Monitor-
    ing Activities. Fourth  Progress Report, 1990-1991.
    PB92-194000/REB            92-01  PC A06/MF A02
  EPA/600/R-92/107
    Acid Aerosol  Measurement  Intercomparison Workshop.
    Held in Research Triangle  Park, North Carolina on  April 10-

    PB912-191097/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03
  EPA/600/R-92/112
    Protocols  for Evaluating  Oxidant  Mechanisms for Urban
    and Regional Models.
    PB92-205848/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
  EPA/600/R-92/114
    Modifications to Reduce Drag Out at a Printed Circuit Board

    PB92-a98U555/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF  A01
  EPA/600/R-92/115
    Demonstration of  Sorbent Injection Technology on a Wall-
    Fired Utility Boiler (Edgewater Limb Demonstration).
     PB92-201136/REB             92-04  PC A10/MF A03
  EPA/600/R-92/116
     Landfill Gas Energy Utilization: Technology Options  and

     PB92-203ll6/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02
   EPA/600/R-92/117
     Inorganic  Chemical Characterization  of Water Treatment
     Plant Residuals.
     PB92-198563/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02


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                                                    NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER INDEX
EPA/600/R-92/119
  Modeling  Radon Entry into Florida Houses with Concrete
  Slabs and Concrete-Block Stem Walls.
  PB92-201128/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/120A
  Total Hydrocarbon Emission Testing of Wastewater Sludge
  Incinerators. Volume 1.
  PB92-197086/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/120B
  Total Hydrocarbon Emission Testing of Wastewater Sludge
  Incinerators. Volume 2. Appendices.
  PB92-197094/REB             92-04  PC A16/MF A03
EPA/600/R-92/124
  Air Emissions from  the Treatment of  Soils Contaminated
  with Petroleum Fuels and Other Substances.
  PB92-212976/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/600/R-92/125
  HVAC Systems in the Current Stock of U.S. K-12 Schools.
  PB92-218338/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/127
  Mutagemcity of Emissions from the Simulated Open  Bum-
  ing of Scrap Rubber  Tires.
  P692-217009/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/129
  Methods for the Determination of Organic Compounds in
  Drinking Water. Supplement 2.
  PB92-207703/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/6OO/R-92/136
  Experimental Design and Instrumentation for a Field Experi-
  ment.
  PB92-217454/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/137
  Evaluation of Personal Cooling Devices for Dioxin Clean-Up
  Operation.
  PB92-206895/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/13*
  Higher Plant Accumulation of Organic Pollutants from Soils.
  PB92-209378/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/141
  Recommended Operating Procedure Number 56: Collection
  of Gaseous Grab Samples from Combustion Sources for
  Nitrous Oxide Measurement.
  PB92-216928/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/H-S2/142
  On-Site Engineering  Report for the Low-Temperature Ther-
  mal Desorptton Pilot-Scale Test on Contaminated Soil.
  PB92-216936/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/143
  Acoustic Location of Leaks in Pressurized Underground Pe-
  troleum Pipelines.
  PB92-207687/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/150
  Approach to Improving Decision Making in Wetland Resto-
  ration and Creation.
  PB92-217306/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/151
  Summary Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
  Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visita-
  tion Program for the Period October 1989 through Septem-
  ber 1990.
  PB92-217298/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/152
  Summary Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
  Program National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visita-
  tion Program.
  PB92-219823/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/156
  Interim Protocol for the Evaluation of Survival of Genetically
  Engineered Microorganisms by Simulating the Aerial Envi-
  ronment Using a Freeze-Drying Procedure.
  PB92-217470/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/157
  Atlanta Ozone Precursor Monitoring Study Data Report.
  PB92-220656/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/158
  Energy Use of Ice Making in Domestic Refrigerators.
  PB92-232206/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/160
  Protocol  for Testing the Effects  of Fungal  Pesticides on
  Nontarget Beetles Using 'Hippodamia convergens' (Coteop-
  tera: Coccinellidae)
  PB92-217488/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/H-92/164
  Removal of Radium from Drinking Water.
  PB92-218320/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/6OO/R-92/169
  Control Technology Center FY91: A Fifth Year of Growth.
  PB92-238468/REB              92-04  PC AM/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/170
  Soil Vapor Extraction  Column Experiments on Gasoline
  Contaminated Soil.
  PB92-226430/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/H-92/t71
  Mobile Air-Conditioning Recycling Manual.
  PB92-235688/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/176
  Chemical Oil  Spill Dispersants: Update State-of-the-Art on
  Mechanisms of Action and Factors Influencing Performance
  with Emphasis on Laboratory Studies.
  PB92-222207/REB              92-04 PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/177
  Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants: Evaluation of Three Labora-
  tory Procedures for Estimating Performance.
  PB92-222041 /REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A03
EPA/6OO/R-92/182
  Contaminants and  Remedial Options at Wood Preserving
  Sites.
  PB92-232222/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF AOZ
EPA/600/R-92/184
  Toxicity Reduction Evaluation: Case Histories at High Point
  and Fayetteville, North Carolina.
  PB92-222231/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/600/R-92/186
  Direct/Delayed Response Project: Future Effects of Long-
  Term Sulfur Deposition on Stream Chemistry in the Mid-Ap-
  palachian Region of the Eastern United States.
  PB92-232370/REB             92-04  PC A18/MF A04
EPA/600/R-92/187
  Pollution Prevention  Opportunity Assessment  Histology
  Laboratory  Xylene Use, Fort Carson, Colorado.
  PB92-228436/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/R-92/188
  Automated  Aqueous Rotary Washer for the Metal Finishing
  Industry. Technology Evaluation Report.
  PB92-232214/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/S-92/01
  Waste  Minimization Assessment for  a  Manufacturer of
  Sheet Metal Cabinets and Precision Metal Parts.
  PB92-196377/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/S-92/002
  Multiphase  Chemical Transport in Porous Media.
  PB92-205640/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/S-92/003
  Waste  Reduction Activities  and Options  at a  Printer of
  Forms and  Supplies for the Legal Profession.
  PB92-217496/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/S-92/004
  Waste  Minimization Assessment for  a  Manufacturer of
  Chemicals.
  PB92-203595/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/SOO/S-92/005
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Dairy.
  PB92-217264/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/S-92/006
  Waste  Minimization Assessment for  a  Manufacturer of
  Metal-Cutting Wheels and Components.
  PB92-192145/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01
EPA/600/S-92/007
  Waste  Minimization Assessment for  a  Manufacturer of
  Automotive Air Conditioning Condensers and Evaporators.
  PB92-188739/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/S-92/008
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Printed Circuit Board
  Manufacturer.
  PB92-196344/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/6OO/S-92/009
  Waste  Minimization  Assessment for  a  Manufacturer of
  Components for Automobile Air Conditioners.
  PB92-217272/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/S-92/010
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Alu-
  minum Extrusions.
  PB92-192137/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/S-92/011
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Produc-
  ing Galvanized Steel Parts.
  PB92-189695/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/S-92/012
  Waste  Minimization  Assessment for  a  Manufacturer  of
  Commercial Ice Machines and Ice Storage Bins.
  PB92-196351/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/S-92/013
  Waste  Minimization  Assessment for  a  Manufacturer  of
  Water Analysis Instrumentation.
  PB92-217280/REB             92-04   PC A01/MF A01
EPA/600/S-92/014
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Can-
  Manufacturing Equipment.
  PB92-196385/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/S-92/015
  Waste  Minimization  Assessment for a  Manufacturer  of
  Metal Bands, Clamps, Retainers, and Tooling.
  PB92-188747/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/S-92/016
  Waste  Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Per-
  manent-Magnet DC Electric Motors.
  PB92-196369/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/S-92/017
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of Mili-
  tary Furniture.
  PB92-217256/REB             92-04   PC A01/MF A01
EPA/600/S-92/018
  Waste Minimization  Assessment for an  Aluminum  Extru-
  sions Manufacturer.
  PB92-196393/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/600/S-92/019
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
  Metal-Plated Display Racks.
  PB92-189703/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/S-92/020
  Waste Minimization  Assessment  for a  Manufacturer of
  Motor Vehicle Exterior Mirrors.
  PB92-192806/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
EPA/600/S-92/022
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Produc-
  ing Treated Wood  Products.
  PB92-196401/REB             92-04   PCA01/MFA01
EPA/600/S-92/025
  Waste Reduction Activities and Options for a Nuclear Pow-
  ered Electrical Generating Station.
  PB92-235654/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/S-92/027
  Waste Reduction Activities and Options for a Local Board
  of Education in New Jersey.
  PB92-238476/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/V-92/001
  America's Ecological Report Card: Environmental Monitor-
  ing and Assessment Program (EMAP) (Video).
  PB92-780865/REB                   92-04  AV$35.00
EPA/625/2-79/021
  Capsule  Report: Paniculate Control by Fabric Filtration on
  Coal-Fired Industrial Boilers.
  PB92-179894/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/625/2-79/022
  Capsule Report: Banco Flue Gas Desulfurization and Panic-
  ulate Removal System.
  PB92-179902/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/625/2-79/023
  Capsule  Report:  First  Progress  Report. Physical  Coal-
  Cleaning Demonstration at Homer City, Pennsylvania.
  PB92-179910/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/625/2-79/024
  Capsule Report: Acostic Monitoring to Determine the Integ-
  rity of Hazardous Waste Dams.
  PB92-179928/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/625/2-80/028
  Capsule  Report:  Disposal of  Flue  Gas  Desulfurization
  Wastes. Shawnee Field Evaluation.
  PB92-179936/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/625/2-82/029
  Capsule  Report:  Adipic Acid-Enhanced  Lime/Limestone
  Test Results at the EPA Alkali Scrubbing Test Facility.
  PB92-179944/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/625/2-84/031
  Capsule  Report:  Benefits  of  Microprocessor Control of
  Curing Ovens for Solvent-Based Coatings.
  PB92-179993/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/625/3-91/019F
  Alpha2u-Globulin:  Association  with  Chemically Induced
  Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in the Male Rat.
  PB92-143668/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/625/3-91/020
  Workshop Report on Toxicity Equivalency Factors for Poly-
  chlorinated Biphenyl Congeners. Risk Assessment Forum.
  PB92-114529/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A02
EPA/625/3-91/021
  Report of the EPA  Peer  Review Workshop on Alpha2U-
  Globulin: Association  with Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in
  the Male Rat. Held in Gaithersburg, MD.  on November. 13-
  14,1990.
  PB92-166826/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/625/3-91/022
  Peer Review Workshop Report on a Framework for Ecolog-
  ical Risk Assessment.
  PB92-213198/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/625/4-91/027
  Seminar Publication:  Nonpoint Source  Watershed  Work-
  shop. Held in  New  Orleans,  Louisiana, January  29-31.
  1991.
  PB92-137504/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03
EPA/625/6-91/014
  Handbook: Control Technologies for Hazardous Air Pollut-

  PB92-141373/REB              92-01  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/625/6-91/026
  Stabilization Technologies for RCRA Corrective  Actions.
  Handbook.
  PB92-114495/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/625/6-91/031
  Material Recovery Facilities for Municipal  Solid Waste.
  PB92-137512/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
EPA/625/7-88/003
  Waste Minimization Opportunity Assessment Manual.
  PB92-216985/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/625/7-91/012
  Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Photoprocessing Indus-
  try.
  PB92-129121/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/625/7-91/014
  Guides to Pollution Prevention: The  Fiberglass-Reinforced
  and Composite Plastics Industry.
  PB91-227967/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/625/7-91/015
  Guides  to Pollution  Prevention: The Marine Maintenance
  and Repair Industry.
  PB91-228817/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
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                                                                                                                                                    ERLN-N095
EPA/625/7-91/016
  Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Automotive Refinishing
  Industry.
  PB92-1Z9139/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/625/7-91/017
  Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Pharmaceutical Indus-

  PB92-100080/RE8              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/625/8-80/004
  Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series: Flue Gas Desul-
  furization. Dual Alkali Process.
  PB92-150341/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/625/8-82/009
  Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series: Flue Gas Desul-
  furization: Spray Dryer Process.
  PB92-150358/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/625/8-85/010
  Fine Pore (Fine Bubble) Aeration Systems.
  PB92-150366/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
EPA/625/8-86/011
  Sequencing Batch Reactors: Summary Report.
  PB92-216969/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/625/8-87/012
  Causes and Control of Activated Sludge Bulking and Foam-

  PB192-216977/REB                      92-04  PC A05
EPA/625/R-92/002
  Vitrification Technologies for Treatment  of Hazardous and
  Radioactive Waste.
  PB92-201110/REB              92-04   PC A05/MF A01
EPA/650/R-92/017B
  Technology Evaluation Report:  Babcock and Wilcox  Cy-
  clone Furnace Vitrification Technology. Volume 2.
  PB92-222223/REB              92-04   PC A15/MF A03
EPA/700/C-92/004
  Toxic Release Inventory (TRI). Documentation for the 1990
  Magnetic Tape.
  PB92-155381/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/700/C-92/036A
  Toxic Release Inventory (TRI). Documentation for the 1990
  Magnetic Tape.
  PB92-155381/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/700/K-92/001
  Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act:
  Section 313 Release Reporting Requirements.
  PB92-226216/REB              92-04  PC  A03/MF A01
EPA/700/K-92/004
  Pesticide Reregistration.
  PB92-231182/REB              92-04  PC  A03/MF A01
EPA/700/K-92/005
  Healthy  Lawn, Healthy Environment. Caring for Your Lawn
  in an Environmentally Friendly Way.
  PB92-233899/REB              92-04  PC  A03/MF A01
EPA/700/R-92/001
  Pesticide Reregistration Progress Report.
  PB92-224328/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/700/R-92/002
  Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in the
  Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 3. Rate of Indirect Pho-

  PB92-150374/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03
 EPA/700/R-92/003
  Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in the
  Troposphere. Theory and Practice. 4. Rate of Indirect Pho-

  PB92-150382/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/700/R-92/004
  Status of Pesticides in Reregistration and Special Review

   PB*2-22763^/REB              92-04  PC A14/MF A03
 EPA/735/R-92/001
   Pesticide Safety for Farmworkers (Uso  Seguro de Pestici-
   das para los Trabajadores del Campo).
   PB92-224344/REB                     92-04   PC A03
 EPA/737/B-92/001
   General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
   cides in the United States. Second Edition.
   PB92-221811/REB              92-04  PC A13/MF A03
 EPA/744/B-92/001
   Common Synonyms:  For Chemicals Listed  Under Section
   313 of  the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-

   PB92-232164/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
 EPA/744/R-92/001
   Evaporation Rate of Volatile Liquids. Final Report, Second

   PB92-n232305/REB              92-04  PC A09/MF A02
 EPA/749/M-92/001
   Risk Assessment,  Management, Communication: A Guide
   to Selected Sources Volume 4, Number 2.
   PB92-238518/REB              92-04  PC A09/MF A02
 EPA/810/B-92/001
   Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
   Survey of Drinking Water Wells.             ..,,.,,- »no
   PB92-168509/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
 EPA/810/B-92/002
   Quality Assurance Project Plan for  the National Pesticide
   Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1 - Nitro-
   gen/Phosphorous  Pesticides and  Analytical Method  3 -
   Chlorinated Acid Herbicides.                  _,.„-»„,
   PB92-168517/REB              92-04  PC A12/MF A03
EPA/810/B-92/003
  Quality Assurance Plan for the National Pesticide Survey of
  Drinking  Water Wells: Analytical  Method 2 - Chlorinated
  Pesticides.
  PB92-168525/REB                     92-04  PC A08
EPA/810/B-92/005
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan for the National Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method  5 -
  Methyl Carbamates.
  PB92-168541/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/810/B-92/006
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan for the National Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 6.
  PB92-16B558/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
EPA/810/B-92/007
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan for the National Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 7 - Fumi-
  gants.
  PB92-168566/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/810/B-92/008
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan for the National Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 9 -  Ni-
  trate and Nitrite.
  PB92-168574/REB              92-04  PC A05/MF A01
EPA/810/B-92/009
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan for the National Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells Referee Analyses for Ana-
  lytical Method 2 - Organochlorine  Pesticides,  Analytical
  Method  4 -  Carbamates, Method 5 - Methylcarbamates,
  Method 7 - Fumigants, and Method 9  - Nitrate/Nitrite.
  PB92-168582/REB              92-04  PCA11/MFA03
EPA/810/B-92/010
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan for the National Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1.
  PB92-168590/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/810/B-92/011
  Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 3.
  PB92-168608/REB              92-04   PC A09/MF A02
EPA/810/B-92/012
  Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 6 -  Eth-
  ylene Thiourea.
  PB92-168616/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/810/B-92/013
  Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells:  Hydrogeologic  Character-
  ization and Second-Stage Stratification Activities.
  PB92-168624/REB             92-04   PC A08/MF A02
EPA/810/B-92/014
  Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Survey of
  Pesticides in Drinking Water Wells:  Well  Sampling, Data
  Collection and Processing.
  PB92-168632/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/810/B-92/015
  Quality Assurance Project Plan for the  National Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Survey Statistics, Data Col-
  lection and Processing.
  PB92-168640/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/821/R-92/002
  Methods for  the Determination of Nonconventional Pesti-
  cides in Municipal and Industrial Wastewater.
  PB92-190289/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
EPA/821/R-92/003
  Economic Impact Analysis of Proposed Effluent Limitations
  Guidelines and Standards for the Pesticide Manufacturing

  PB92-?73533/REB             92-01   PC A15/MF A03
EPA/821/R-92/004
  Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of  Proposed  Effluent Limita-
  tions Guidelines and  Standards for the Pesticide Manufac-
   turing Industry.
   PB92-173525/REB
92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/821/R-92/005
   Development  Document  for Best Available Technology,
   Pretreatment Technology,  and  New  Source Performance
   Technology for the Pesticide Chemical Industry. Proposed.
   (Pesticide Chemicals Manufacturing Category Effluent Limi-
   tations Guidelines,   Pretreatment Standards,  and  New
   Source Performance Standards).
   PB92-173541/REB              92-01   PCA21/MFA04
 EPA/822/B-91/001
   Special Interest Group (SIG) Forum for  Fish Consumption
   Risk Management. User's  Manual, v.1.0: A  Division of the
   Nonpoint  Source Information Exchange  Computer Bulletin
                                 92-04  PC A04/MF A01

 EPA/822/R-92/001
   Consumption Surveys for Fish and Shellfish. A Review and
   Analysis of Survey Methods.                ..,.„„- »„<
   PB92-231539/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
 EPA/823/R-92/002
   Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
   locations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 1: Estuaries and Waste

   PB92-231729/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/823/R-92/003
   Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
   locations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 2: Application of Estua-
   rine Waste Load Allocation Models.         ..,,.,,- ».,
   PB92-231737/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02

 EPA/840/B-92/001
   Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds Publications
   PB92-224310/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
EPA/901/B-92/001
  Catalogue and Directory of New England States  and  Re-
  gional GIS Organizations and Activities, and an Assessment
  of Their Future GIS Needs.
  PB92-178227/REB             92-01  PCA13/MFA03
EPA/904/6-88/001
  Application of Dye-Tracing  Techniques  for Determining
  Solute-Transport Characteristics of Ground Water in Karst
  Terranes.
  PB92-231356/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/910/9-88/197
  Sampling and Analysis Design  tor Development of Everett
  Harbor Action Program.
  PB92-166875/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/910/9-89/027F
  Chetco  Ocean Dredged Material Disposal Site (ODMDS)
  Designation: Final  Environmental Impact Statement.
  PB92-104470/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/910/9-90/024
  Project  Manager's Guide  to Requesting  and  Evaluating
  Chemical Analyses. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
  PB92-132794/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
EPA/910/9-91/001
  Monitoring Guidelines to Evaluate Effects of Forestry Activi-
  ties on Streams in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
  PB92-104520/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02
EPA/910/9-91/005
  Long-Term Changes in the Areal Extent of Tidal Marshes,
  Eelgrass Meadows and Kelp Forests of Puget Sound.
  PB92-104496/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/910/9-91/010
  Long-Term Trends in  Puget Sound Marine Fishes:  Selected

  PB92-104488/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/910/9-91/020
  Puget Sound Pesticide Reconnaissance Survey,  1990.
  PB92-104504/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
EPA/910/9-91/021
  Sunken Vessels and  Aircraft Containing  Hazardous Materi-
  als in Puget Sound.
  PB92-104512/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
EPA/910/9-91/026
  Neanthes Long-Term Exposure Experiment: Further Evalua-
  tion of the Relationship between Juvenile  Growth  and Re-
  productive Success.
  PB92-166891/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
EPA/910/9-91/032
  Chemical Contamination  of Harbor Seal Pups  in Puget
  Sound. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
  PB92-132778/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
EPA/910/9-91/033
  Characteristics of Successful Riparian Restoration Projects
  in the Pacific Northwest.
  PB92-196039/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
EPA/910/9-91/038
  Beyond the Border:  Environmental Management  in Wash-
  ington and British Columbia.
  PB92-166883/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02
 EPA/910/9-91/039
  Land Manager's Guide to  Water Quality Monitoring.
  PB92-132802/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 EPA/910/9-91/040
  Dioxin  and Furan Concentrations in Puget  Sound Crabs.
  Puget Sound Estuary Program.
   PB92-132786/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
 EPA/910/9-91/041
   Reference Area Performance Standards for Puget Sound.
   PB92-166917/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02
 EPA/910/9-91/042
   Bioaccumulation  of Contaminants in Crabs and Clams in

   PB92?1h6^867%EB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/910/9-91/046
   Oil Tanker Waste Disposal Practices: A Review.
   PB92-196047/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/910/9-92/003
   Environmental Guidance:  For Very Small Communities.
   PB92-196021/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/4S03-91/012A
   Procedures for Establishing Emissions for Early  Reduction
   Compliance  Extensions.  Volume  1.  Synthetic  Organic
   Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Oxide Sterilization, and
   Chromium Electroplating.
   PB92-176221/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 EPA-8613
   Aerial  radiological survey of  Pocatello and Soda Springs,
   Idaho and surrounding area, June-July 1986.
   DE91017051/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/9200.1-12A
   Superfund Progress - Aficionado's Version (Progress as of
   March 31,1992).
   PB92-963267/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 EPA/9200.5-07A
   Superfund: Reporting on Cleanup  Activities through Envi-
   ronmental Indicators. FY  1991  Update.
   PB92-963255/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  ERLN-N095
   Determination and Occurrence of AHH-Active Polychlorinat-
   ed Biphenyls, 2,3,7,8-Tetrachloro-p-Dioxin and  2,3,7,8-Te-
   trachlorodibenzofuran  in Lake  Michigan  Sediment and
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                                                    NTIS ORDER/REPORT  NUMBER INDEX
  Biota. The Question of Their Relative lexicological Signifi-
  cance.
  PB92-108125/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ERLN-N196
  Computerized  Risk and Bioaccumulation System (Version
  1.0).
  PB92-114164/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ERLN-NX11
  Test of Criteria for Introduced Species: The Global Invasion
  by the Isopod 'Synidotea laevidorsatis' (Miers. 1881).
  PB92-108018/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ERLN-NX20
  Nutritional  Value  of 'Anemia'  and Tigriopus califomicus'
  (Baker) for Two  Pacific Mysid Species. •Metamysidopsis
  elongate' (Holmes) and 'Mysidopsis hits1 (Holmquist).
  PB92-108000/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ERLN-X136
  Increased Reproduction by Mysids ('Mysidopsis barua') Fed
  with Enriched 'Artemia' spp. Nauplii.
  PB92-108034/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01
ERLN-784A
  Influence of Size on Fate and Ecological Effects of Kepone
  in Physical Models.
  PB92-121326/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ERLN-916
  Life History and Toxicotogjcal  Comparisons of Temperate
  and Subtropical Mysids.
  PB92-124304/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ERLN-10M
  Effects of a Contaminated Sediment on Lite History Traits
  and Population Growth Rate of 'Neanthes Arenaceoden-
  tata' (Polychaeta:  Nereidae) in the Laboratory.
  P892-108059/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ERLN-1126
  Technical Basis for Establishing Sediment Quality Criteria
  for Nonionic Organic Chemicals Using Equilibrium Partition-
  ing. Annual Review.
  PB92-129642/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ERLN-11M
  Evaluation of Selected Lipid Methods for Normalizing Pol-
  lutant Bioaccumulation.
  PB92-124379/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01
ERLM-1190
  Influence of Constant  and Fluctuating Salinity on  Re-
  sponses of 'Mysidopsis barua' Exposed to Cadmium  in a
  Life-Cycle Test.
  PB92-108042/REB             92-01  PC AO3/MF A01
ERLN-1217
  Interactive Effects of Alarm, Cydohexylamine, 2,4-Drammo-
  toluene and Two  Phorbol Esters on Metabolic Cooperation
  between V79 Cells.
  PB92-108026/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
ERLN-1227
  Aod-Volatile Suffide as a Factor Mediating Cadmium and
  Nickel BioavatoMity in Contaminated Sediments.
  PB92-124296/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ERLN-1255
  Watershed Nitrogen Management Upper Potomac  River
  Basin Case Study.
  PB92-10B083/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ERLN-1262
  Toxicity of Chkxine and Ammonia to Aquatic Life: Chemis-
  try. Water  Quality Criteria, Recent Research,  and Recom-
  mended Future Research.
  PB92-106091/REB             92-01  PC AO3/MF AD1
ERLN-1344
  Uncertainties in Nitrogen Mass Loadings in Coastal Water-
  sheds.
  PB92-10B075/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ERLM-1347
  U.S.  Environmental  Protection  Agency's  Environmental
  Monitoring and Assessment Program: An Ecological Status
  and Trends Program.
  PB92-121292/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
ERUM349
  EPA's Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program:
  An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
  PB92-121169/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ERNL-10M
  OecMorinatkxis of Potychlorinated Biphenyls in  Sediments
  of New Bedford Harbor.
  PB92-121151/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
FCR-11900A
  Demonstration of Fuel Cells to Recover Energy from Land-
  fill Gas. Phase 1 Final Report: Conceptual Study.
  PB92-137S20/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
FRt-UW-MM
  Long-Term Changes in the Area! Extent of Tidal Marshes,
  Eekjrass Meadows and Kelp Forests of Puget Sound.
  PB92-104496/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
FRHJW-9105
  Long-Term Trends in Puget Sound Marine Fishes: Selected
  Data Sets.
  PB92-104488/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF Ml
•EPA/LFO91/59
  Available Disposal Capacity for Solid Waste in Illinois.
  PB92-139815/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
IEPA/WPC/»1-212
  Hfinois  Lake  Management Program  Act  Administrative
  Framework Plan.
  PB92-206879/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
IEPA/WPC/92-110A
  Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program, 1991. Volume 1: State-
  wide Summary Report.
  PB92-222512/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02
IEPA/WPC-92-110D
  Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program. 1991. Volume 4: West-
  Central Illinois Region.
  PB92-239482/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01
IEPA/WPC/92-110F
  Volunteer Lake  Monitoring  Program.  1991. Volume  6.
  Southwestern Illinois Region.
  PB92-222876/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01
IEPA/WPC-92-110G
  Volunteer Lake  Monitoring  Program,  1991. Volume  7.
  Southern Region.
  PB92-231125/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
IEPA/WPC/92-255
  Illinois Water Quality Report, 1990-1991.
  PB92-223023/REB              92-04   PC A19/MF A04
IL/SGS/ENG-141
  Construction,  Monitoring, and  Performance  of  Two Soil
  Uners.
  PB92-124049/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02
ISBN-0-16-036223-7
  Inside the Hotline: A Compilation of 1991 Monthly Hotline
  Reports.
  PB92-131390/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
IS8N-0-16-037M9-X
  Access EPA: Public Information Tools. Major EPA Dockets.
  Clearinghouses and Hotlines, Records Management Pro-
  grams, Major EPA  Environmental Databases, Library and
  Information Services,  State Environmental Libraries, EPA
  Scientific Models  New for 1992. 1992 Edition.
  PB92-147438/REB                    92-04   PCS21.00
ISBN-0-30»-02M$-X
  Potychlorinated Biphenyls.
  PB92-223288/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A03
rSBH-0-309-03381-0
  Drinking Water and Health. Volume 5.
  PB92-223122/REB              92-04   PC A08/MF A02
ISBN-0-309-03730-1
  Environmental Tobacco Smoke:  Measuring Exposures and
  Assessing Health Effects.
  PB92-223262/REB              92-04   PC A15/MF A03
ISBN-0-3M-03M2-4
  Biologic Markers in Pulmonary Toxicology.
  PB92-238328/REB              92-04   PC A09/MF A02
ISBN-0-309-041M4
  Ground Water and Soil Contamination Remediation: Toward
  Compatible Science, Policy, and Public Perception. Report
  on a Colloquium Sponsored  by the Water  Science and
  Technology Board, Colloquium 5 of a Series.
  PB92-224179/REB              92-04   PC A12/MF A03
ISBM-0-309-O4389-1
  Biologic Markers in Immune-toxicology
  PB92-23B3S1/REB              92-04   PC A10/MF A03
rSBH-0-309-04437-5
  Mentoring Human Tissues for Toxic Substances.
  PB92-223239/REB              92-04   PC A10/MF A03
  Tracking Toxic Substances at Industrial Facilities. Engineer-
  ing Mass Balance versus Materials Accounting.
  PB92-223213/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02
B8M4-471-50232-4
  Abiotic Transformations of Pesticides in Natural Waters and
  Sediments.
  PB92-150481/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  Sunlight-Induced Oxidation and Reduction of Organic Xeno-
  biotics in Water. 1992
  PB92-1S0499/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
ISBN-O3W-03993-2
  Ground Water Models: Scientific and  Regulatory Applica-
  tions.
  PB92-224138/REB             92-04  PC A14/MF A03
MAFF-AEPAM-7
  Determination of alpha-emitting nudides of plutorxum, am-
  ericium and curium in environmental materials: Ft. 1. Sea
  water.
  DE92614732/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
N91-32S31/C/REB
  Annular  Denuders for Use in  Global Climate and Strato-
  spheric Measurements of Acidic  Gases and Particles (Ab-
  stract Only).
  N91-32S31/6/REB
                                                92-01
            (Order as N91-32528/2/REB. PC AOS/MF A01)
N92-24997/S/REB
  Intelligent Processing Equipment within the Environmental
  Protection Agency.
  N92-24997/8/REB
                                                92-01
            (Order as N92-24987/9/REB. PC A10/MF A03)
N92-31073/9/REB
  Variable Phase  Function Approach for the Inversion  of
  Udar Return Signals.
  N92-31073/9/REB
                                                92-04
            (Order as N92-31013/5/REB, PC A16/MF A03)
NtSTlR-4597
  Performance Evaluation of a Variable Speed, Mixed Refrig-
  erant Heat Pump.
  PB92-143759/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
NISTIR-4748
  Performance of Chlorine-Free Binary Zeotropic Refrigerant
  Mixtures in a Heat Pump.
  PB92-149814/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
NOAA-TM-ERL-ARL-194
  Fiscal Year 1991  Summary Report of NOAA Atmospheric
  Sciences Modeling Division Support to  the  U.S. Environ-
  mental Protection Agency.
  PB92-217835/REB             92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
NYSERDA-91-11
  Radon Reduction  and Radon-Resistant Construction Dem-
  onstrations in New York  State.
  PB92-174051/REB             92-01   PC A20/MF AIM
OERR-9246.0-05
  Guidance on Site Assessment Cooperative Agreements.
  PB92-224385/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
OHEA-C-021
  Physiologically Based Kinetic  Model of  Rat and Mouse
  Gestation: Disposition of a Weak Acid.
  PB92-198647/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
OHEA-C-291
  Upper-Bound Quantitative Cancer Risk Estimate for Popula-
  tions Adjacent to Sulfur Mustard Incineration Facilities.
  PB92-137207/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
OHEA-C-361
  Respiratory Health  Effects  of  Passive Smoking:  Lung
  Cancer and Other Disorders.
  PB92-182344/REB
                               92-04  PC A24/MF A04
OHEA-C-429
  Consideration of Pharmacokinetics and Temporal Sensitivity
  for Hydroxyurea in Relation to Teratogenic Potential.
  PB92-136910/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
OHEA-C-466
  Consideration of the Target Organ Toxicity of Trichloroethy-
  lene in Terms of Metabolite Toxicity and Pharmacokinetics.
  PB92-198621/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02
OHEA-C-467
  Review of Di(2-Ethy!hexyl)Phthalate  (DEHP) Risk Assess-
  ments.
  PB92-198613/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
OHEA-E-367
  Dermal Exposure Assessment: Principles and Applications.
  PB92-205665/REB             92-04   PC A17/MF A04
OHEA-F-385
  Alpha2u-Globulin:  Association  with Chemically Induced
  Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in the Male Rat.
  PB92-143668/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
OHEA-R-285
  Developmental  Toxicology:  Risk  Assessment and the
  Future.
  PB92-184993/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03
OHEA-R-437
  What Can Be Learnt from Protocols Relating to Non-Phar-
  maceuticals.
  PB92-150424/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
OHEA-H-447
  Control Of Alkaline Phosphatase Activity  in C3H10T1/2
  Cells: Rote of Retinoic Acid and Cell Density.
  PB92-198639/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
OHR-91-001
  Research Strategy for Electric and Magnetic  Fields: He-
  search Needs and Priorities.
  PB92-170174/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
ORNL/PUB-3695
  Foliar Injury Symptoms and Pigment Concentrations in Red
  Spruce Saplings in the Southern Appalachians.
  PB92-113216/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-DIRECT1VE-9230.1-03
  Citizens'  Guidance Manual  for the Technical Assistance
  Grant Program.
  PB92-101435/REB             92-01   PC A14/MF A03
OSWER DIRECTIVE-9S41.00-14
  State Programs Advisory Number Nine.
  PB92-149285/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E16
OSWER DIRECTIVE-9836.0-1A
  Community Relations during Enforcement Activities and De-
  velopment of the Administrative Record.
  PB92-105469/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
OSWER DIRECTIVE-9902.5
  Section 3008(h) Module Order on Consent
  PB92-105477/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-91-009.1
  Making It Work: Title 3 Compliance. The Public's Right-to-
  Know.
  PB92-224690/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-92-009
  Title 3 on Indian  Lands: A Guide to the Emergency Plan-
  ning and Community Right-to-Know Act. (Technical Assist-
  ance Bulletin). Volume 10, Number 2.
  PB92-224740/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-9200.0-03D
  OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory, October 1991.
  PB92-963202/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-9200.0-03E
  OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory, May 1992.
  PB92-963264/REB                      92-01  PC E02
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                                                                                                    OSWER-9285.7-01CFS
92-04  PC A03/MF A01
92-01   PCA15/MFA03
 OSWER-9200.1-091-VOL- 1-NO-1
   Superfund Policy Forum Update, Volume 1, Number 1, Feb-

   PB92-963262/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.1-11
   Accessing the S50 Million Set-Aside in the Remedial Action
   n^S6^' Qu!?.k ResP°"se at National Priorities List Sites
   PB92-963342/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.1-12
   Superfund Progress, Spring 1992.
   PB92-963265/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.1-12-2
   Supertund Progress, Summer 1992
   PB92-963279/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.1-12B
   Superfund Progress - Aficionado's Version: Progress as of
   June 30,1992.
   PB92-963278/REB
 OSWER-9200.2-13
   Progress  Toward Implementing  Superfund,  Fiscal  Year
   1990: A Report to the Congress.
   PB92-963256/REB              92-01  PC EOS/MF A04
 OSWER-9200.2-14
   National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contin-
   gency Plan (The NCP).
   PB92-963261/REB
 OSWER-9200.3-01G
   Correction of  FY-92  Superfund  Program  Management
   Manual Definitions.
   PB92-963266/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01
 OSWER-9200.3-01H-1
   Superfund Program  Implementation  Manual, Fiscal Year
   1993. Volumes 1 and 2.
   PB92-963276/REB              92-04  PC A18/MF A04
 OSWER-9200.5-01B
   Superfund Program: Ten Years of Progress.
   PB91-921286/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.S-115I
   OPA Update: Implementation of  the Oil Pollution  Act of
   1990. Volume 2, Number 1.
   PB92-963420/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.S-115I-VOL-1-NO-4
   Update on Implementation of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990.
   Volume 1, Number 4,  September 1991.
   PB91-921374/REB              92-01   PCA02/MFA01
 OSWER-9200.5-208FS-A
   Debarment and  Suspension
   PB92-963331/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.S-402A
  Contracting and Subcontracting Guide to the Superfund
  Program.
   PB92-963274/REB                     92-04  PC Free
 OSWER-9200.5-701A
  Superfund: Focusing on the Nation at Large. 1991 Update.
  PB92-963252/REB             92-01   PC  AOS/MF A01
 OSWEH-9200.5-702A
  National Priorities List Sites: Alabama.
  PB92-963223/REB             92-01   PC  A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.S-703A
  National Priorities List Sites: Alaska.
  PB92-963251/REB             92-01   PC  A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-704A
  National Priorities List Sites: Arizona and Nevada.
  PB92-963216/REB             92-01   PC  A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-705A
  National Priorities List Sites: Arkansas.
  PB92-963220/REB             92-01  PC  A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.S-706A
  National Priorities List Sites: California and Hawaii.
  PB92-963239/REB             92-01  PC  A11/MF A03
OSWER-9200.5-707A
  National Priorities List Sites: Colorado.
  PB92-963237/REB             92-01  PC  AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-708A
  National Priorities List Sites: Connecticut.
  PB92-963203/REB
                                                92-01
            see individual report for order number and price
OSWER-9200.5-709A
  National Priorities List Sites: Delaware.
  PB92-963228/REB             92-01  PC  AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9200.S-710A
  National Priorities List  Sites: Florida.
  PB92-963250/REB             92-01  PC  A08/MF A02
OSWEH-9200.S-711A
  National Priorities List  Sites: Georgia
  PB92-963226/REB             92-01  PC  A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-713A
  National Priorities List  Sites: Idaho.
  PB92-963219/REB             92-01   PC  A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-714A
  National Priorities List  Sites: Illinois.
  PB92-963248/REB             92-01   PC  A06/MF A02
OSWER-9200.5-715A
  National Priorities List  Sites: Indiana.
  PB92-963249/REB             92-01  PC  A06/MF A02
OSWER-9200.5-716A
  National Priorities List Sites: Iowa.
  PB92-963234/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF AOt
 OSWER-9200.5-717A
   National Priorities List Sites: Kansas.
   PB92-963213/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-718A
   National Priorities List Sites: Kentucky.
   PB92-963227/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.S-719A
   National Priorities List Sites: Louisiana
   PB92-963222/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.S-720A
   National Priorities List Sites: Maine.
   PB92-963204/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-721A
   National Priorities List Sites: Maryland.
   PB92-963218/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-722A
   National Priorities List Sites: Massachusetts.
   PB92-963206/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-723A
   National Priorities List Sites: Michigan.
   PB92-963247/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03
 OSWER-9200.5-724A
   National Priorities List Sites: Minnesota
   PB92-963211/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
 OSWEH-9200.S-725A
   National Priorities List Sites: Mississippi.
   PB92-963224/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.S-726A
   National Priorities List Sites: Missouri.
   PB92-963214/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-727A
   National Priorities List Sites: Montana.
   PB92-963235/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-728A
   National Priorities List Sites: Nebraska.
   PB92-963233/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-729A
   National Priorities List Sites: New Hampshire.
   PB92-963205/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-92O0.5-730A
   National Priorities List Sites: New Jersey.
   PB92-963241/REB              92-01   PC A13/MF A03
 OSWER-9200.5-731A
   National Priorities List Sites: New Mexico.
   PB92-963232/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.S-732A
   National Priorities List Sites: New York.
   PB92-963208/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03
 OSWER-9200.5-733A
   National Priorities List Sites: North Carolina.
   PB92-963209/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-734A
   National Priorities  List  Sites:  North  Dakota and South
   Dakota.
   PB92-963236/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.S-735A
   National Priorities List Sites: Ohio.
   PB92-963246/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
 OSWER-9200.5-736A
   National Priorities List Sites: Oklahoma.
   PB92-963221 /REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-737A
   National Priorities List Sites: Oregon.
   PB92-963245/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.S-738A
   National Priorities List Sites: Pennsylvania.
  PB92-963240/RES              92-O1   PCAU/MFA03
OSWER-9200.5-739A
  National Priorities List Sites: Rhode Island.
  PB92-963230/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-740A
  National Priorities List Sites: South Carolina.
  PB92-963210/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9200.S-741A
  National Priorities List Sites: Tennessee.
  PB92-963225/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-742A
  National Priorities List Sites: Texas.
  PB92-963212/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
OSWER-9200.5-743A
  National Priorities List Sites: Utah.
  PB92-963215/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-744A
  National Priorities List Sites: Vermont.
  PB92-963231/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-745A
  National Priorities List Sites: Virginia.
  PB92-963217/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-746A
  National Priorities List Sites: Washington.
  PB92-963244/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02
OSWER-9200.5-747A
  National Priorities List Sites: West Virginia.
  PB92-963229/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9200.5-748A
  National Priorities List Sites: Wisconsin.
  PB92-963243/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
 OSWER-9200.5-749A
   National Priorities List Sites: Wyoming.
   PB92-963238/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 OSWEH-9200.5-750A
   National Priorities List Sites: American Samoa, Guam, and
   the Trust Territories.
   PB92-963242/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 OSWER-9200.5-751A
   National Priorities List Sites: Puerto Rico.
   PB92-963207/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 OSWER-9201.0-01
   Implementation of the Superfund Alternative Remedial Con-
   tracting  Strategy (ARCS):  Report  of the Administrator's
   Task Force. Implementation Plan.
   PB92-963201/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 OSWER-9202.1-01
   Regional Pilot Projects and Initiatives.
   PB92-963259/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01
 OSWER-9202.1-02I-VOL-1-NO-1
   Smart Moves in Superfund - Regional Initiatives. Volume 1,
   Number 1, February 1992.
   PB92-963272/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01
 OSWER-9202.1-03FS
   Regional Pilots and Applications of  Superfund Accelerated
   Cleanup Model (SACM).
   PB92-963273/REB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01
 OSWER-9202.1-04
   Identification of a Senior Superfund Official for Addressing
   Special NPL Site-Related Issues.
   PB92-963277/REB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01
 OSWER-9203.1-01
   Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model (SACM).
   PB92-963263/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 OSWER-9203.1-02I-VOL-1-NO-1
   Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Bulletin. Volume 1, Number
   1. Presumptive Remedies for Municipal Landfill Sites.
   PB92-963367/REB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01
 OSWER-9203.1-02I-VOL-1-NO-2
   Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Bulletin: Presumptive Rem-
   edies for Wood Treatment Facilities. Volume  1, Number 2,
   May 1992.
   PB92-963361/REB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01
 OSWER-9203.1-02I-VOL-1-NO-3
   Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Bulletin. Volume 1, Number
   3. Presumptive Remedies.
   PB92-963371/REB              92-04   PC A01/MF A01
 OSWER-9230.0-03C
   Community Relations in Superfund: A Handbook.
   PB92-963341/REB              92-01   PCA12/MFA03
 OSWER-9230.0-23FS
  Homeowners Exempted  from Superfund Cleanup Costs:
   National Policy Overview.
   PB92-963336/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01
 OSWER-9242.2-03
  Administrative Guidance for the  FIT to ARCS (FIT/ARCS)
  Transition.
  PB92-963332/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
 OSWER-9242.2-05
  Implementation  of  the Alternative  Remedial Contracting
  Strategy (ARCS) Task  Force Recommendations: Transmit-
  tal of the Implementation Plan.
  PB92-9632S8/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
 OSWER-9242.2-06
  Superfund Contracts Management Issues.
  PB92-963257/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9242.3-08
  Revision of Policy Regarding Superfund Project Assignment
  between  Alternative Remedial  Contracting Strategy Con-
  tractors and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
  PB92-963327/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01
OSWER-9242.3-10
  Congressional Limits for FY 92 Alternative Remedial Con.
  trading Strategy (ARCS) Program Management Costs.
  PB92-963260/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
OSWER-9283.1-06
  Considerations in Ground-Water  Remediation  at  Superfund
  Sites and RCRA Facilities: Update.
  PB92-963358/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-9285.1-03
  Standard Operating Safety Guides.
  PB92-963414/REB              92-04   PC A09/MF A03
OSWEH-9285.7-01B
  Risk  Assessment Guidance for Superfund. Volume  1.
  Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part B, Development  of
  Risk-Based Preliminary Remediation Goals).
  PB92-963333/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9285.7-01BFS
  Risk  Assessment Guidance for Superfund. Volume  1.
  Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part B).
  PB92-963339/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9285.7-01C
  Risk  Assessment Guidance for Superfund. Volume  1.
  Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C, Risk Evaluation
  of Remedial Alternatives).
  PB92-963334/REB              92-01    PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9285.7-01CFS
  Risk  Assessment Guidance for Superfund. Volume  1.
  Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C).
  PB92-963340/HEB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
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                                                    NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER INDEX
OSWER-9285.7-08FS
  Understanding Superiund Risk Assessment.
  PB92-963372/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9285.7-08I-VOL-1-NO-1
  Supplemental Guidance to RAGS: Calculating the Concen-
  tration Term. Volume 1, Number 1, May 1992.
  PB92-963373/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9285.7-09A
  Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment (Part A).
  PB92-963356/REB             92-04  PC A13/MF A03
OSWER-9285.7-09B
  Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment (Part B).
  PB92-963362/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01
OSWER-9285.7-09FS
  Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment.
  PB92-963363/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9295.0-02
  Memorandum of Understanding between the National Oce-
  anic and Atmospheric Administration and the U.S. Environ-
  mental Protection Agency Concerning the Notification and
  Coordination of Activities Pursuant to the Comprehensive
  Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act
  PB92-963281/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-9320.2-3C
  Update No. 2  to 'Procedures  for Completion and Deletion
  of NPL Sites'.
  PB92-963344/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
OSWER-9345.0-01A
  Guidance for  Performing  Preliminary  Assessments under
  CERCLA
  PB92-963303/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
OSWER-9345.0-05I-VOL-1-NO-1
  ECO Update:  The Role of BTAGs in Ecological Assess-
  ment.  Volume  1, Number 1, September 1991.
  PB92-963337/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9345.0-OSI-VOL-1-NO-2
  ECO Update:  Ecological Assessment of Superiund Sites.
  An Overview. Volume 1. Number 2, December 1991.
  PB92-963335/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9345.0-05I-VOL-1-NO-3
  ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 3. The Role of Natural Re-
  source Trustees in the Superfund Process.
  PB92-963369/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  ECO  Update.  Volume 1. Number 4. Developing a Work
  Scope for Ecological Assessments.
  PB92-963370/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-9345.0-OSI-VOL-1-NO-5
  ECO Update.  Volume 1, Number 5.  August 1992. Briefing
  the STAG: Initial Description of Setting, History, and Ecolo-
  gy of a Site
  PB92-963374/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-03FS
  Revised Hazard  Ranking System:  Evaluating Sites After
  Waste Removals.
  PB92-963326/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
OSWEB-9345.1-04
  PREscore  Software.  Users Manual  and Tutorial.  Version
  1.0.
  PB92-963349/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-06
  Regional Quality Control Guidance for NPL Candidate Sites.
  PB92-9633S2/HEB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-99-0
  NPL Characterization Project:  National Results.
  PB92-963304/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
OSWER-9345.1-09-1
  NPL Characterization Project:  Region 1 Results.
  PB92-963305/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-O9-2
  NPL Characterization Project:  Region 2 Results.
  PB92-963306/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-934S.1-O9-3
  NPL Characterization Project:  Region 3 Results.
  PB92-963307/HEB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-09-4
  NPL Characterization Project:  Region 4 Results.
  PB92-96330B/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-09-5
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
  PB92-963309/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-09-6
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
  PB92-963310/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
OS WER-934S. 1-09-7                       v
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
  PB92-963311 /RES             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
 OSWER-9345.1-09-8
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
  PB92-963312/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
 OSWER-9345.1-09-9
   NPL Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
   PB92-963313/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
 OSWER-9345.1-09-10
   NPL  Characterization Project: Region  10 Results.
   PB92-963314/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
 OSWER-934S.1-10-0
   CERCLIS Characterization Project National Results.
   PB92-963315/REB             92-01 PC A06/MF A02
 OSWER-9345.1-10-1
   CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 1 Results.
   PB92-963316/REB             92-01 PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-10-2
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
  PB92-963317/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-10-3
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
  PB92-963318/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-10-4
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 4 Results.
  PB92-963319/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-10-5
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 5 Results.
  PB92-963320/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
OSWEH-9345.1-10-6
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 6 Results.
  PB92-963321/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-10-7
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 7 Results.
  PB92-963322/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-10-8
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 8 Results.
  PB92-963323/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-10-9
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 9 Results.
  PB92-963324/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9345.1-10-10
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
  PB92-963325/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-934S.1-11
  PA-Score Software. Version 1.0. Users Manual and Tutorial.
  PB92-963302/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9345.3-03FS
  Guide to Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes.
  PB92-963353/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9355.0-36
  FY  1992  Themes for Regional  Coordination to Support
  Continuous Improvements of Superfund's Remedial  Pro-
  gram.
  PB92-963368/REB
                               92-04   PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9355.0-39FS
  Remedial Action Report:  Documentation for Operable Unit
  Completion.
  PB92-963364/REB             92-04   PC A01/MF A01
OSWER-9355.4-05
  Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase 2.
  Volume 1. Summary Report.
  PB92-963346/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-9355.4-05A
  Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase 2.
  Volume 2. Case Studies and Updates.
  PB92-963347/REB             92-04   PC A19/MF A04
OSWER-9355.4-06
  Summary of Treatment Technology Effectiveness for Con-
  taminated Soil.
  PB92-963351/REB             92-01   PC A23/MF A04
OSWER-93SS.4-07FS
  Estimating Potential for Occurrence of DNAPL at Superfund
  Sites.
  PB92-963338/RE8             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-9355.6-05-1
  ROD Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 1.
  PB92-963359/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF A06
OSWER-93SS.6-»5-2
  ROD Annual Report. FY1991. Volume 2
  PB92-963360/REB             92-01   PC A18/MF A04
OSWER-9360.0-22FS
  Oil Notifications: Emergency Response Notification System
  (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
  PB92-963413/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
OSWER-9360.0-23FS
  CERCLA Notifications: Emergency Response  Notification
  System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
  PB92-963411/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
OSWER-9360.0-29FS
  Overview  of  ERNS:  Emergency  Response  Notification
  System (ERNS) Fact Sheet.
  PB92-963412/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
OSWER-9360J-04
  Authorization for Regional Administrators to Approve Con-
  sistency Exemptions at NPL Sites.
  PB92-963343/REB              92-01  PC A01/MF A01
OSWER-9360.S-02
  Superfund Removal Procedures: Guidance  on  the Consid-
  eration of ARARS during Removal Actions.
  PB92-963401/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 OSWER-9360.3-OS
  Superfund Removal Procedures: Public Participation Guid-
  ance for On-Scene Coordinators. Community Relations and
  the Administrative Record.
  PB92-963416/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 OSWER-9360.3-06
  Superfund  Removal  Procedures:  Removal  Enforcement
  Guidance for On-Scene Coordinators.
   PB92-963409/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 OSWER-9360-3-09FS
   Guide to Removal Enforcement.
   PB92-963419/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
 OSWER-9360.4-04
   Compendium of ERT Field Analytical Procedures
   PB92-963405/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
OSWER-9360.4-05
  Compendium of ERT Air Sampling Procedures.
  PB92-963406/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
OSWER-9360.4-10
  Removal  Program  Representative  Sampling  Guidance.
  Volume 1. Soil.
  PB92-963408/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
OSWER-9360.4-12
  CERCLA Reporting Requirements for Releases of Ethylene
  Glycol from Airplane De-icing Operations.
  PB92-963402/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9360.6-06
  Superfund Emergency Response Actions:  A Summary of
  Federally-Funded  Removals. Fifth Annual  Report -  Fiscal
  Year 1990.
  PB92-963403/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
OSWER-9360.6-08
  Technical Assistance Team (TAT) Contracts Users' Manual.
  PB92-963407/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02
OSWER-9360.7-08FS
  Notification Requirements for Continuous Releases of Haz-
  ardous Substances.
  PB92-963422/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9360.8-01FS
  OPA Q's and A's: Overview of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990.
  PB92-963348/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9375.S-01FS-A
  State and Local Involvement in the Superiund Program.
  PB92-963329/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01
OSWER-9375.5-03FS-A
  Political Subdivision Involvement in Superfund.
  PB92-963330/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01
OSWER-9375.S-04FS-A
  Audits and the Superfund Program Manager.
  PB92-96332B/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
OSWER-9375.6-08B
  Analysis of State Superfund  Programs:  50-State  Study.
  1991 Update.
  PB92-963418/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
OSWER-9380.1-10FS
  Characterization Protocol for Radioactive Contaminated
  Soils.
  PB92-963354/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
OSWER-9380.3-06FS
  Guide to Principal  Threat and Low Level Threat Wastes.
  PB92-963345/HEB             92-01   PCA01/MFA01
OSWER-9834.11FS
  Overview of the Off-Site Policy for OSCs and RPMs.
  PB92-963603/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
OSWER-983S.16
  Guidance  on  Preparing  Waste-in  Lists  and  Volumetric
  Rankings lor  Release  to Potentially Responsible Parties
  (PRPs) under CERCLA.
  PB92-963606/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
OSWER-9938.9
  Conducting  RCRA Inspections at Mixed Waste Facilities.
  PB92-105196/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB91-167650/REB
  Methods for Measuring the Acute Toxicity  of Effluents and
  Receiving  Waters to  Freshwater and Marine Organisms
  (Fourth Edition).
  PB91-167650/REB              92-01   PC A14/MF A03
PB91-205SOO/REB
  EPA Publications Bibliography 1984-1990  Part 1.  Report
  Summaries. Part 2. Indexes.
  PB91-205500/REB                  92-01   PCS2OO.OO
PB91-220376/REB
  Industrial Pollution Prevention Opportunities for the 1990s.
  PB91-220376/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB91-227967/HEB
  Guides  to Pollution Prevention: The Fiberglass-Reinforced
  and Composite Plastics Industry.
  PB91-227967/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 PB91-227983/REB
  Biological Treatment of Wood Preserving Site Groundwater
  by BioTrol,  Inc. Applications Analysis Report.
   PB91-227983/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 PB91-228817/REB
   Guides  to  Pollution Prevention: The Marine Maintenance
   and Repair Industry
   PB91-228817/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 PB91-242636/REB
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
   hicles.
   PB91-242636/REB             92-01   PC E99/MF E99
 PB91-242644/REB
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
   hicles - Audi.
   PB91-242644/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF E99
 PB91-242651/REB
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
   hicles - BMW.
   PB91-242651/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF EOS
 PB91-242669/REB
   Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
   hicles • Ferrari - Fiat.
   PB91-242669/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
  OR-30
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                                                      NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER  INDEX
PB91-242677/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Lioht-Dutv Ve
  hides - Ford.                              a      *
  PB91-242677/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF E19
PB91-242685/REB
  Application  for Certification  1991  Model Year  Light-Dutv
  Trucks - Ford.                                       "
  PB91-242685/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF E11
PB91-242693/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Liqht-Dutv Ve
  hides - Fuji.                                     '
  PB91-242693/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF A06
PB91-242701/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Liaht-Dutv Ve-
  hicles - General Motors
  PB91-242701/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF E99
PB91-242719/REB
  Application  for Certification  1991  Model Year  Light-Duty
  Trucks - Isuzu Motors
  PB91-242719/REB              92-01   PC A19/MF A04
PB91-242727/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Isuzu Motors.
  PB91-242727/REB              92-01   PC A13/MF A03
PB91-242735/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles and Light-Duty Trucks - Nissan.
  PB91-242735/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF E99
PB91-242743/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Volkswagen.
  PB91-242743/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF E99
PB91-242750/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles.
  PB91-242750/REB              92-01   PC E99/MF E99
PB91-242768/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Mack Truck.
  PB91-242768/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF A06
PB91-242776/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
  PB91-242776/REB              92-01   PC A25/MF A06
PB91-242784/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Engines - Navistar.
  PB91-242784/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
PB91-921286/REB
  Superfund Program: Ten Years of Progress.
  PB91-921286/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB91-921374/REB
  Update on Implementation of  the Oil Pollution Act of 1990.
  Volume 1, Number 4, September 1991.
  P891-921374/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB91-921565/REB
  Superfund  Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 4): Jadco-
  Hughes Site, North  Belmont,  NC. (First Remedial Action),
  September 1990.
  PB91-921565/REB             92-01   PC A17/MF A03
PB91-921566/REB
  Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region 3): Hranica
  Landfill,  Buffalo  Township, PA. (First Remedial Action),
  June 1990.
  PB91-921566/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-100072/REB
  Methods  for Aquatic  Toxicity Identification  Evaluations.
  Phase 1  Toxicity Characterization Procedures. Second Edi-
  tion.
  PB92-100072/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-100080/REB
  Guides to Pollution Prevention: The Pharmaceutical Indus-
                               92-01  PC A05/MF A01
                                                                                        92-01   PC A13/MF A03
  PB9
  PB92-100080/REB
PB92-100114/REB
  Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) United States and Territories,
  1987.
  PB92-100114/REB                  92-01  MFS600.00
PB92-100122/REB
  Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) United States and Territories,
  1988.
  PB92-100122/REB                  92-01  MFS600.00
PB92-100148/REB
  Regional Assessment of Aquifer Vulnerability and Sensitivi-
  ty in the Conterminous United States.
  PB92-100148/REB             92-01  PCA15/MFA03
PB92-100841/REB
  Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Final Criteria for Munici-
  pal Solid Waste Landfills.
  PB92-100841/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
PB92-100858/REB
  Addendum to the Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Final
  Criteria for Municipal Solid Waste Landfills.
  PB92-100858/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-101336/REB
  Laboratory and  Field Evaluations of a Methodology for  De-
  termining  Hexavalent Chromium Emissions from Stationary
  Sources.
  PB92-101336/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-101344/REB
  Manual for Non-CFC Aerosol Packaging: Conversion from
  CFC to Hydrocarbon Propellents.
  PB92-101344/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
 PB92-101351/REB
  Analysis of Factors Affecting Methane Gas Recovery from
  Six Landfills
  PB92-101351/REB
 PB92-101369/REB
  Fluorescence Techniques for Metal-Humic Interactions
  PB92-101369/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
 PB92-101377/REB
  Continuous Multiligand Distribution  Model Used to Predict
  the Stability Constant of Cu(ll)  Metal Complexation with
  Humic Material from Fluorescence Quenching Data
  PB92-101377/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-101385/REB
  Quantitative Assessment of the Effects of Metals on Micro-
  bial Degradation of Organic Chemicals.
  PB92-101385/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-101393/REB
  Predicting  Chemical Concentration  Effects on Transforma-
  tion Rates of Dissolved Organics by Complex Microbial As-
  semblages.
  PB92-101393/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-101401/REB
  Fate of Commercial Disperse Dyes in Sediments.
  PB92-101401/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-101419/REB
  Application of Multispectral Techniques to the Precise Iden-
  tification of Aldehydes in the Environment.
  PB92-101419/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-101427/REB
  Electric and Magnetic Fields Near AM  Broadcast Towers.
  PB92-101427/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
 PB92-101435/REB
  Citizens' Guidance Manual  for the Technical Assistance
  Grant Program.
  PB92-101435/REB             92-01  PC A14/MF A03
 PB92-101666/REB
  Problems Associated with  Published Environmental Fate
  Data.
  PB92-101666/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-101674/REB
  Regiospecific Dechlorination of Pentachlorophenol by Dich-
  Iprophenol-Adapted Microorganisms in Freshwater, Anaero-
  bic Sediment Slurries.
  PB92-101674/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-101682/REB
  Microbia!  Degradation of Flurtamone in  Three Georgia
  Soils.
  PB92-101682/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-101690/REB
  Carbonate  Equilibria and Groundwater Sample Collection:
  Implications for Estimated Average Subsurface Properties
  in Continental North America.
  PB92-101690/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-101708/REB
  Reductive  Dechlorination of Dichlorophenols in Anaerobic
  Pond Sediments (Chapter 13).
  PB92-101708/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-102169/REB
  OSWER Source Book: Training and Technology Transfer
  Resources.
  PB92-102169/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
PB92-102433/REB
  INFOTERRA/USA Directory of Environmental Sources.
  PB92-102433/REB             92-01  PC A20/MF A04
PB92-102656/REB
  Example Environmental Assessment Report for Estuaries.
  PB92-102656/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-103449/REB
  Environmental  Monitoring   and   Assessment   Program
  (EMAP) Design Report.
  PB92-103449/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-103456/REB
  Marine Debris Survey Manual.
  PB92-103456/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
PB92-103464/REB
  Evaluating  the Utility of  Natural  Vegetation in Assessing
  Arctic Accumulation of Air Toxics.
  PB92-103464/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-104348/REB
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Re-
  furbished Railcar Bearing Assemblies.
  PB92-104348/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF AOt
PB92-10435S/REB
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of Pro-
  totype Printed Circuit Boards.
  PB92-104355/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
PB92-104363/REB
  Waste  Minimization Assessment  for  a  Manufacturer of
  Speed Reduction Equipment.
  PB92-104363/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
PB92-104371/REB
  Waste  Minimization Assessment  for  a  Manufacturer of
  Printed  Labels.
  PB92-104371/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-104389/REB
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 226: Bensulfuron Methyl.
  PB92-104389/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-104397/REB
  Evaluation  of a Kemira Oy Resistively Heated Catalyst on a
  Methanol-Fueled Vehicle.
  PB92-104397/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
                         PB92-106921/REB

PB92-104405/REB
  IM240 Transient I/M Dynamometer Driving Schedule and
  the Composite I/M Test Procedure.
  PB92-104405/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-104413/REB
  Second EPA Evaluation of the  Platinum Gasaver Device
  under Section 511  of the Motor Vehicle Information and
  Cost Savings Act (Updated).
  PB92-104413/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-104421/REB
  Emissions and Fuel Economy Effects of the Platinum Ga-
  saver, a Retrofit  Device.
  PB92-104421/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-104439/REB
  Recommended l/M Short Test Procedures for the 1990's:
  Six Alternatives.
  PB92-104439/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-104447/REB
  I/M Network Type:  Effects on Emission Reductions,  Cost,
  and Convenience. Technical Information Document.
  PB92-104447/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-104454/REB
  Integrating On-Board Diagnostic  System Capabilities into
  the Inspection and Repair Functions of I/M Programs.
  PB92-104454/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-104462/REB
  Nonroad Engine  and Vehicle Emission Study-Report and
  Appendixes.
  PB92-104462/REB              92-01  PC A20/MF A04
PB92-104470/REB
  Chetoo Ocean Dredged Material Disposal Site  (ODMDS)
  Designation: Final Environmental Impact Statement.
  PB92-104470/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-104488/REB
  Long-Term Trends in Puget Sound Marine Fishes: Selected
  Data  Sets.
  PB92-104488/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-104496/REB
  Long-Term Changes in the Areal  Extent of Tidal Marshes.
  Eelgrass Meadows and Kelp Forests of Puget Sound.
  PB92-104496/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-104504/REB
  Puget Sound Pesticide Reconnaissance Survey, 1990.
  PB92-104504/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-104S12/REB
  Sunken Vessels  and Aircraft Containing Hazardous Materi-
  als in Puget Sound.
  PB92-104512/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-104520/REB
  Monitoring Guidelines to Evaluate Effects of Forestry Activi-
  ties on Streams in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
  PB92-104520/REB              92-01  PC A09/MF A02
PB92-105196/REB
  Conducting RCRA Inspections at Mixed Waste Facilities.
  PB92-105196/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-105402/REB
  Waste Minimization  Opportunity  Assessment:  Scott Air
  Force Base.
  PB92-105402/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-105469/REB
  Community Relations during Enforcement Activities and De-
  velopment of the Administrative Record.
  PB92-105469/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-105477/REB
  Section 3008(h) Module Order on Consent.
  PB92-105477/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-10S527/REB
  Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) and Paniculate Matter
  (PM)  Speciation Data System User's Manual, Version 1.4
  PB92-105527/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-105626/REB
  Recommended Sub-Slab Depressurization Systems Design
  Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
  PB92-105626/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-10S6S9/REB
  Permit Tracking System (PTS): A User's Manual.
  PB92-105659/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-105691/REB
  Improvement of  PMN Review Procedures to Estimate Pro-
  tective Clothing Performance. Executive Summary Report
  PB92-105691/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-105857/REB
  Pilot-Scale Incineration of Contaminated Soil from the Purity
  Oil Sales and McColl Superfund Sites.
  PB92-105857/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-105865/REB
  Recommended  Foundation  Fill  Materials  Construction
  Standard of the Florida Radon Research Program.
  PB92-105865/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-106913/REB
  Review of Energy Efficiency of Refrigerator/Freezer  Gas-
  kets.
  PB92-106913/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-106921/REB
  Field  Performance of Woodburning and Coalburning Appli-
  ances in Crested Butte during the 1989-90 Heating Season.
  PB92-106921/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02
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PB92-106939/REB
  Regional  Fine Particle Field Study:  Data Base and Initial
  Results.
  PB92-106939/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-108000/REB
  Nutritional Value  of  'Artemia'  and Tigriopus californicus'
  (Baker) for Two  Pacific Mysid Species, 'Metamysidopsis
  elongata'  (Holmes) and 'Mysidopsis intii' (Holmquist).
  PB92-108000/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-10801S/REB
  Test of Criteria for Introduced Species: The Global Invasion
  by the Isopod 'Synidotea laevidorsalis' (Miers. 1881)
  PB92-108018/RE8             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-108026/REB
  Interactive Effects of  Aldrin, Cyclohexylamine, 2,4-Diamino-
  toluene and Two Phorbol Esters on Metabolic Cooperation
  between V79 Cells.
  PB92-108026/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-108034/REB
  Increased Reproduction by Mysids ('Mysidopsis bahia') Fed
  with Enriched 'Artemia1 spp. Nauplii.
  PB92-108034/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-108042/REB
  Influence  of Constant  and Fluctuating  Salinity on Re-
  sponses of 'Mysidopsis bahia1 Exposed to  Cadmium in a
  Life-Cycle Test.
  PB92-108042/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-108059/REB
  Effects of a Contaminated Sediment on Life History Traits
  and Population Growth Rate of  'Neanthes Arenaceoden-
  tata' (Porychaeta Nereidae) in the Laboratory.
  PB92-108059/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-10M67/REB
  Two Different Approaches for Control and Measurement of
  Plant Functions in Closed Environmental Chambers
  P892-108067/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-10M7S/REB
  Uncertainties in Nitrogen Mass Loadings in Coastal  Water-
  sheds.
  P892-108075/RE8             92-01  PC A03/MF AOt
PM2-10MW3/REB
  Watershed Nitrogen  Management: Upper Potomac River
  Basin Case Study.
  PB92-106083/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-10M91/REB
  Toxxaty of Chlorine and Ammonia to Aquatic Life: Chemis-
  try. Water Quality Criteria, Recent Research, and Recom-
  mended Future Research.
  PB92-10B091/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PBttMMIOS/REB
  Florida Radon Research Program: Technical Support for
  the  Development  of Radon Resistant Construction  Stand-
  ards.
  PB92-108109/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
P692-1M117/REB
  Indicators for  Monitoring Biodiversity.  A Hierarchical Ap-
  proach.
  PB92-108117/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1M125/REB
  Determination and Occurrence of AHH-Active Polychlorinat-
  ed Biphenyts,  2,3,7,8-Tetrachloro-p-Dioxin and 2,3,7,8-Te-
  trachlorodiberaofuran  in  Lake  Michigan  Sediment and
  Biota. The Question of Their Relative lexicological  Signifi-
  cance.
  PB92-108125/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1M133/REB
  Waste Reduction  Technology Evaluations of the U.S. EPA
  WRITE Program.
  PB92-108133/REB             92-O1  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-108141/REB
  Recovery of Bulk DNA from Soil by a Rapid, Small-Scale
  Extraction Method.
  PB92-108141/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1W1S8/REB
  Patch Size of Forest Openings and Arthropod Populations.
  PB92-108158/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
P892-108166/REB
  On-Site Methods for Assessing Chemical  Impact  on the
  Soil Environment  Using Earthworms: A Case Study at the
  Baird  and McGuire Superfund Site. Holbrook, Massachu-
  setts.
  PB92-108166/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-108174/PEB
  Model of Additive Effects of Mixtures of Narcotic  Chemi-
  cals.
  PB92-108174/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-10BU2/REB
  Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt  Additions of Sulfate
  1. Sulfur Constituents and Net Retention.
  PB92-108182/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-108190/REB
  Developmental Malformation of Frog Embryos:  An Analysis
  of Teratogerncity of Chemical Mixtures.
  PB92-106190/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-10S760/REB
  Guideline for Regulatory Application of the Urban Airshed
  Model.
  PB92-108760/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-10A778/REB
  Screening Methods  for the Development of  Air  Toxics
  Emission Factors.
  PB92-108778/REB              92-01  PC A20YMF A04
PB92-108786/REB
  Regional  Ozone  Modeling  for   Northeast  Transport
  (ROMNET).
  PB92-108786/REB             92-01   PC A1S/MF A03
PB92-108794/REB
  Regional  Ozone  Modeling  for   Northeast  Transport
  (ROMNET). Appendices.
  PB92-108794/REB             92-01   PC A15/MF A03
PB92-109057/REB
  Technical Guidance Document: Inspection Techniques  for
  the Fabrication of Geomembrane Field Seams.
  PB92-109057/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
PB92-109065/REB
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Aerobic Biodegradation  Remedy Screening.  Interim Guid-
  ance.
  PB92-109065/HEB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-109073/REB
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CEHCLA:
  Aerobic Biodegradation Remedy Screening.
  PB92-109073/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1090B1/REB
  Superfund Engineering Issue: Issues Affecting the Applica-
  bility  and  Success  of  Remedial/Removal  Incineration
  Projects.
  PB92-1090B1/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-109099/REB
  Running a Conference as  a Clean  Product.  International
  Conference  on Pollution Prevention: Clean  Technologies
  and Clean Products Held in Washington, DC. on June 10-
  13, 1990.
  PB92-109099/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-109107/REB
  Indoor Air Assessment: A Review of Indoor Air Quality Risk
  Characterization Studies.
  PB92-109107/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-109115/REB
  Modeling of Nonpoint Source Water Quality  in Urban and
  Non-urban Areas.
  PB92-109115/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-109123/REB
  Techniques  to Determine Spatial Variations  in Hydraulic
  Conductivity of Sand and Gravel
  PB92-109123/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-109131/REB
  Proceedings of the International Workshop on Large-Scale
  Reforestation. Held in Corvallis. Oregon on May 9-10, 1990.
  PB92-109131/REB             92-01   PC AD8/MF A02
PB92-109149/REB
  Methodology for Assessing Environmental Releases of and
  Exposure to Municipal Solid Waste Combustor Residuals.
  PB92-109149/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-110006/REB
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 227: Gokilaht.
  PB92-110006/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-110014/REB
  Fuel Volatility Effects on Exhaust Emissions.
  PB92-110014/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-110022/REB
  Uttan Air Toxics Monitoring Program, 1990.
  PB92-110022/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03
PB92-I10030/REB
  Urban Air Toxics  Monitoring  Program  Carbonyl Results,
  1990.
  PB92-110030/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-110048/REB
  Technology  Evaluation  Report: Biological Treatment  of
  Wood Preserving Site Groundwater by Biotrol, Inc.
  PB92-110048/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-110352/REB
  Evaluating the  Human Health Effects of Hazardous Wastes:
  Reproduction  and Development,  Neurotoxicity,  Genetic
  Toxicity and Cancer.
  PB92-110352/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-110360/REB
  Health Effects  of Arsenic in Drinking Water.
  PB92-110360/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-110378/REB
  Impact of Methanol and CNG Fuels on Motor Vehicle Toxic
  Emissions.
  PB92-110378/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-110386/REB
  Summary of the 1991  EPA/AWMA  International Symposi-
  um: Measurement of Toxic and Related Air Pollutants. Held
  m Durham, North Carolina on May 6-10, 1991.
  PB92-110386/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-110394/REB
  Status and  Needs for Toxic Emission Inventories for Re-
  gional Dispersion and Deposition Modeling.
  PB92-110394/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-110402/REB
  Intercomparison  of Sampling  Techniques for Nicotine in
  Indoor Environments.
  PB92-110402/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-110410/REB
  Oxidation-Reduction Capacities of Aquifer Solids.
  PB92-110410/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-110428/REB
  Effect of Sodium Chloride on Transport of  Bacteria in a
  Saturated Aquifer Material.
  PB92-110428VREB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-110436/REB
  Sampling of Contaminated Sites.
  P892-110436/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-110444/REB
  Effect of Nitrate Addition on Biorestoration of Fuel-Contami-
  nated Aquifer: Field Demonstration.
  PB92-110444/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-110451/REB
  New Action for Topoisomerase Inhibitors.
  PB92-110451/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-110469/REB
  Oil Spill Clean Up.
  PB92-110469/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
PB92-110477/REB
  Color Yes; Cancer No.
  PB92-110477/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-110485/REB
  Improvement in the Diagnostic Potential of (32)P-Ppstlabel-
  ing Analysis Demonstrated by the Selective Formation and
  Comparative  Analysis  of  Nitrated-PAH-Derived  Adducts
  Arising from Diesel Particle Extracts.
  PB92-110485/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-110493/REB
  Synthesis of  a  Novel  Fluorinated  Benzo(a)pyrene: 4,5-
  Difluorobenzo(a)pyrene.
  PB92-110493/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-110501/REB
  Compensatory Alterations  in Receptor-Stimulated  Phos-
  phoinositide Hydrolysis  in  the  Hippocampus Vary  as  a
  Function of Dose of Colchicine
  PB92-110501 /RES             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-110519/REB
  Quantitative Comparison  of Molecular Electrostatic Poten-
  tials for Structure-Activity Studies.
  PB92-110519/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-110527/REB
  Assessment of Neurotoxicity:  Use of Glial Fibrillary Acidic
  Protein as a Biomarker.
  PB92-110527/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-110535/REB
  Concentration  of Glial Fibrillary Acidic  Protein  Increases
  with Age in the Mouse and Rat Brain.
  PB92-110535/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-110543/REB
  Bipdegradation of Monoaromatic Hydrocarbons by Aquifer
  Microorganisms Using Oxygen, Nitrate, or Nitrous Oxide as
  the Terminal Electron Acceptor.
  PB92-110543/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-110550/REB
  Comparison of In vivo Cholinesterase Inhibition in Neonatal
  and Adult Hats by Three Organophosphorothioate Insecti-
  cides.
  PB92-110550/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-110568/REB
  Trace Metal Fate in a Rotary  Kiln Incinerator with an  Ioniz-
  ing Wet Scrubber (Journal Article).
  PB92-110568/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-110576/REB
  Production of Carbon Monoxide by the Homogeneous NOx-
  Induced  Photooxidation of Volatile Organic Compounds  in
  the Troposphere.
  PB92-110576/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-110824/REB
  PIRLA DBMS Quick Reference Guide.
  PB92-110824/REB             92-01   PCA08/MFA02
PB92-111566/REB
  Evaluating  Created  Wetlands through Comparisons with
  Natural Wetlands.
  PB92-111566/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-111707/REB
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium.
  PB92-111707/REB                     92-01   PC E99
PB92-111715/HEB
  RCRA Permit Policy  Compendium  Volume 1. User's Guide.
  Key Word Index.
  PB92-111715/REB                     92-01   PC £10
PB92-111723/REB
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 2 (9420.1980-
  9434.1900). Hazardous Waste Management System (Part
  260). General, Definitions. Petitions.
  PB92-111723/REB                     92-01   PC A13
PB92-111731/REB
  HCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 3 (9441.1980-
  9441.1986). Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste
  (Part 261). General.
  PB92-111731/REB                     92-01   PC A14
PB92-111749/REB
  RCRA Permit  Policy Compendium  Volume 4 (9441.1987-
  9441.1990). Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste
  (Part 261 (.General.
  PB92-111749/REB                     92-01   PC A14
PB92-111756/REB
  RCRA Permit  Policy Compendium. Volume 5 (9442.1980-
  9444.1986). Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste
  (Part 261). Criteria for Identifying Hazardous Waste,  Char-
  acteristics of Hazardous Waste, Lists of Hazardous Waste.
  PB92-111756/REB                     92-01   PC A14
PB92-111764/REB
  RCRA Permit  Policy Compendium. Volume 6 (9444.1987-
  9457.1990). Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste
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                                                     NTIS  ORDER/REPORT NUMBER INDEX
  (Pan 261). Lists (Cont'd), Generator Standards (Part 262)
  General, Pretransportation, Recordkeeping, Special Condi-
  tions, Importing.
  PB92-111764/REB                     92-01  PC A15
PB92-111772/HEB
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 7  (94601980-
  9482.1990). Transporter Standards (Part 263)  (TSDF's)
  (Parts 264 and  265), TSDF Technical Requirements (Parts
  264 and 265).
  PB92-111772/REB                     92-01  PCA11
PB92-111780/REB
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 8  (9483 1980-
  9489.1990). TSDF Technical Requirements (Parts 264 and
  265). Tanks,  Surface  Impoundments, Waste  Piles,  Land
  Treatment, Landfills, Incinerators, Miscellaneous Units
  PB92-111780/REB                     92-01  PC A1S
PB92-111798/REB
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 9  (9490.1980-
  9521.1990). Standards  for Managing Specific  Hazardous
  Wastes (Part 266). Permitting Policies, Permitting  Proce-
  dures (Parts 124 and 270).
  PB92-111798/REB                     92-01  PC A15
PB92-111806/REB
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 10  (9522 1980-
 . 9528.1990). Permitting Procedures (Parts 124 and 270). Ap-
  plications, Conditions, Changes, Interim Status
  PB92-111806/REB                     92-01  PC A15
PB92-111814/REB
  RCRA Permit Policy Compendium. Volume 11  (9530.1980-
  9581.1990). Air Emissions  Standards. State Authorization
  (Part 271), Land Disposal  Restrictions  (Part  268). Waste
  Minimization, Subtitle D  RCRA Grant Funds
  PB92-111814/REB                     92-01  PCA17
PB92-111830/REB
  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
  of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices Related
  to Air Toxics. Volume 5.  Citations, 1991.
  PB92-111830/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03
PB92-111848/REB
  RED Facts: Methoprene.
  PB92-111848/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-111855/REB
  Reregistration Eligibility  Document (RED): Methoprene (List
  A, Case 0030).
  PB92-111855/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-111863/REB
  Reregistration  Eligibility  Document  (RED):  Heliothis zea
  NPV (List A, Case Number 151).
  PB92-111863/REB
PB92-111871/REB
  RED Facts: Heliothis zea NPV.
  PB92-111871/REB
PB92-111889/REB
  Alachlor Position Document 2/3.
  PB92-111889/REB
PB92-111905/REB
  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Ongoing Re-
  search and Regulatory Development Projects.
  PB92-111905/REB             92-01   PC A107MF A03
PB92-111913/REB
  National Air Toxics Information Clearinghouse: Bibliography
  of Selected Reports and Federal Register Notices Related
  to Air Toxics. Index, 1991.
  PB92-111913/REB             92-01   PCA21/MFA04
PB92-112101/REB
  Lead and  Copper Rule  Guidance Manual. Volume 1. Moni-
  toring.
  PB92-112101/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03
PB92-112150/REB
  Emission  Inventory Requirements for  Carbon  Monoxide
  State Implementation Plans, 1991.
  PB92-112150/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
PB92-112168/REB
  Procedures for the Preparation of Emission Inventories for
  Carbon Monoxide  and  Precursors of Ozone. Volume  1.
  General Guidance for Stationary Sources.
  PB92-112168/REB             92-01   PCA11/MFA03
PB92-112176/REB
  Example Emission  Inventory Documentation for Post-1987
  Ozone State Implementation Plans (SIPs).
  PB92-112176/REB             92-01   PC A18/MF A04
PB92-112895/REB
  Nutritional Role of Endosymbiotic Bacteria in Animal-Bacte-
  ria Symbioses: 'Solemya velum', a Case Study.
  PB92-112895/REB             92-01   PC A17/MF A04
PB92-113000/REB
  Final Quality Assurance  Report for the Tampa, Florida Wet-
  lands Study
  PB92-113000/REB             92-01   PC A09/MF A03
PB92-113018/REB
  Forest  Health  Monitoring, New  England,  1990.  Annual
  Report.
  PB92-113018/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-113026/REB
  Method 25: Determination of  Total Gaseous Non-Methane
  Organic Emissions as Carbon  from Stationary Sources.
  PB92-113026/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-113109/REB
  Effects on Electrostatic Precipitation  of Changes in  Gram
  Loading, Size Distribution, Resistivity, and Temperature
  PB92-113109/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
92-01   PC A03/MF A01
92-01   PC A02/MF A01
92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-113117/REB
  Evaluation  of Pilot ESP Performance with Elevated Load-
  ings from Sorbent Injection Processes
  PB92-113117/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-11312S/REB
  SUPER ESP: Ultimate Electrostatic Precipitation.
  PB92-113125/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-113133/REB
  Field  Performance  of  Woodburning Stoves in Crested
  Butte, Colorado.
  PB92-113133/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-113141/REB
  Reduction  of Hexachloroethane and Carbon Tetrachloride
  at Surfaces of Biotite, Vermiculite, Pyrite  and Marcasite.
  PB92-113141/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-113158/REB
  Combustion Control of  Trace Organic Air Pollutants from
  Municipal Waste Combustors.
  PB92-113158/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-113166/REB
  Limitations  of the Fluorescent Probe Viability Assay.
  PB92-113166/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-113174/REB
  Comparison of In situ Vitrification and Rotary Kiln Inciner-
  ation for Soils Treatment.
  PB92-113174/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-113182/REB
  Field-Testing Distribution Water Quality Models.
  PB92-113182/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-113190/REB
  Evaluation  of Sorption Models in the Simulation of Naph-
  thalene Transport Through Saturated Soils.
  PB92-113190/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-113208/REB
  Asbestos Fiber Refease during Change-Out of Filter Bags
  from HEPA-Filtered Vacuum Cleaners
  PB92-113208/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-113216/REB
  Foliar  Injury Symptoms and Pigment Concentrations in Red
  Spruce Saplings in the Southern Appalachians
  PB92-113216/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-113224/REB
  Can Intensive  Management Increase Carbon Storage in
  Forests.
  PB92-113224/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-113232/REB
  Indoor Air Pollutants from Unvented Kerosene Heater Emis-
  sions  in Mobile Homes: Studies on  Particles, Semivolatile
  Organics, Carbon Monoxide, and Mutagenicity.
  PB92-113232/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-113240/REB
  Differential  Impact of  Hypothermia  and Pentobarbital  on
  Brain-Stem Auditory Evoked Responses.
  PB92-113240/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-113257/REB
  Assessing  the Use  of Known Mutagens to Calibrate the
  •Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay.  1. Without
  Exogenous Activation.
  PS92-113257/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-113265/REB
  Developmental Toxicity of Bromoxynil in Mice and Rats.
  PB92-113265/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-113273/REB
  Assessing  the Use  of  Known Mutagens to Calibrate the
  'Salmonella typhimurium' Mutagenicity Assay. 2. With Exog-
  enous Activation.
  PB92-113273/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-113281/REB
  Modulation of Human Alveolar Macrophage Properties by
  Ozone Exposure  In vitro.
  PB92-113281/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-113299/REB
  Significance of  Supernumerary Ribs in Rodent  Develop-
  mental Toxicity Studies: Postnatal Persistence in Rats and
  Mice.
  PB92-113299/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-113307/REB
  Evaluation  of 10  Chemicals for Aneuploidy Induction in the
  Hexaploid Wheat Assay.
  PB92-113307/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-113315/REB
  Induction of Micronuclei by X-radiation  in Human,  Mouse
  and Rat Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes.
  PB92-113315/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-113323/REB
  Enhanced  Neurotoxicity of 3,3'-lminodipropionitrtle Follow-
  ing Pretreatment  with Carbon Tetrachloride in the Rat.
  PB92-113323/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-113331/REB
  Evaluating  the Relationship of Metabolic Activation System
  Concentrations and  Chemical Dose Concentrations  for the
  Salmonella Spiral and Plate Assays.
  PB92-113331/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-113349/REB
  Toxicity Equivalency Factors for PCBs.
  PB92-113349/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-113356/REB
  Evaluation  of Immunotoxicity of an Urban Profile of Nitro-
  gen Dioxide: Acute, Subchronic, and Chronic Studies.
  PB92-113356/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                         PB92-114412/REB

PB92-113448/P.EB
  Impact of Conservation Tillage Use on Soil and Atmospher-
  ic Carbon in the Contiguous United States.
  PB92-113448/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-113455/REB
  SELCTV System Manual for SELCTV and REFER Data-
  bases and the SELCTV Data Management Program.
  PB92-113455/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-113463/REB
  Workshop Proceedings: The  Role of Created and Natural
  Wetlands in Controlling Nonpoint Source Pollution. Held in
  Arlington, Virginia on June 10-11, 1991.
  PB92-113463/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
PB92-114131/REB
  Ecological Indicators. Proceedings of an International Sym-
  posium. Held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on October 16-19,
  1990.
  PB92-114131/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E99
PB92-114164/REB
  Computerized Risk and  Bioaccumulation System (Version
  1.0).
  PB92-114164/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-114172/REB
  Standard Operating Procedures for Lead in Paint by Hot-
  plate - or Microwave-Based Acid Digestions and Atomic Ab-
  sorption or Inductively Coupled Plasma  Emission Spectrom-
  etry.
  PB92-114172/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-114180/REB
  Standard Operating Procedures for Measurement of Lead
  in Paint  Using  the  SCITEC  MAP-3 X-ray  Fluorescence
  Spectrometer.
  PB92-114180/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-114198/REB
  Daminozide Position Document 4.
  PB92-114198/REB             92-01  PC A01 /MF A01
PB92-114206/REB
  1,3-Dichloropropene Position Document 1.
  PB92-114206/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
?B92-114214/REB
  Daminozide Position Document 2/3.
  PB92-114214/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-114222/REB
  Daminozide Position Document 1.
  PB92-114222/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-114230/REB
  Cadmium: Special Review Document.
  PB92-114230/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-114248/REB
  Alachlor: Position Document, 4.
  PB92-114248/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-114255/REB
  Evaluation of a Schatz Heat Battery on a Flexible-Fueled
  Vehicle.
  PB92-114255/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-114263/REB
  Ethalfluralin Position Document 1/2/3/4.
  PB92-114263/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-114271/REB
  Dichlorvos (DDVP) Position Document 1.
  PB92-114271/RES             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-114289/REB
  Captafol Final Decision.
  PB92-114289/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-114297/REB
  Inorganic Arsentcals Position Document 2/3.
  PB92-114297/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-114305/REB
  Inorganic Arsenicals Position Document 4.
  PB92-114305/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-114313/REB
  Chlorobenzilate Position Document 1.
  PB92-114313/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
PB92-114321/REB
  RED Facts: Fosetyl-AI (Aliette).
  PB92-114321/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-114339/REB
  Reregistration   Eligibility   Document  (RED):   Fosetyl-AI
  (Aliette).
  PB92-114339/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-114347/REB
  RED Facts: Sulfur.
  PB92-114347/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1143S4/REB
  RED. Facts: Potassium Bromide.
  PB92-114354/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-H4362/REB
  Reregistration Elegibility Document (RED): Potassium Bro-
  mide.
  PB92-114362/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-114370/REB
  Dinocap Position Document 4.
  PB92-114370/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-114412/REB
  Risk  Assessment, Management, Communication: A Guide
  to Selected Sources. Volume 4, Number 1.
  PB92-114412/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
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                                                    NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER  INDEX
PB92-114453/REB
  Registration Eligibility Document (RED):  Sulfur  (List A,
  Case 0031).
  PB92-114453/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-114461/REB
  Performance Evaluations of Pump-and-Treat Remediations
  PB92-114461/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-114479/REB
  Environmental Monitoring  and Assessment  Program: 1991
  Protect Descriptors.
  PB92-114479/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF AOZ
PB92-1t44«7/REB
  Fate of Porychtorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) in Soil Following
  Stabilization wrtti Quicklime.
  PB92-114487/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-114495/REB
  Stabilization  Technologies for RCRA  Corrective Actions.
  Handbook.
  PB92-114495/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-114503/REB
  Facilitated Transport of Inorganic Contaminants in  Ground
  Water Part 2. Colloidal Transport.
  PB92-114503/HEB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB82-114529/REB
  Workshop Report on ToxxSty Equivalency Factors for Poly-
  chlorinated Bipnenyl Congeners. Risk Assessment Forum.
  PB92-114529/REB             92-01  PCA05/MFA02
PB92-114S37/REB
  Selection of Control Technologies lor Remediation of Lead
  Battery Recycling Sites.
  P892-114537/HEB             92-01  PC AM/MF AOZ
PB92-114545/REB
  Indoor Air-Assessment An Inventory of Indoor Air Quality
  Research in the United States: 1989-1990.
  PB92-1t454S/REB             92-01  PCA10/MFA03
PM2-114SS2/REB
  Assessing UST Corrective Action Technology. A Scientific
  Evaluation of the Mobility  of Organic Contaminants in Sub-
  surface Environments.
  PB92-114SS2/REB             92-01  PC A16/MF A03
P692-114560/REB
  Storm and Combined Sewer Pollution Control: A Compila-
  tion of Significant References.
  PB92-114560/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1149M/REB
  Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
  Tanks. Volume 1.
  PB92-114966/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
PB92-114974/REB
  Volumetric Leak Detection in Large Underground Storage
  Tanks. Volume 2. Appendices A through E.
  PB92-114974/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-114MO/REB
  Natural Enemy Risk Assessment (NERISK) User's Manual.
  PB92-114990/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PBC2-11500S/REB
  Carpet Policy Dialogue. Compendium  Report, September
  27. 1991.
  PB92-11SOOS/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF A06
PB92-115203/REB
  Liquid and Gaseous Fuel Distribution System.
  PB92-11S203/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-115211/REB
  Development of Alternate  Performance  Standard for Radon
  Resistant Construction Based on  Short-Term/Long-Term
  Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 1. Technical Report
  PB92-115211 /REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
PB92-115224/BEB
  Development of Alternate  Performance  Standard for Radon
  Resistant Construction Based on  Short-Term/Long-Term
  Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 2. Appendices.
  PB92-115229/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
P892-115237/REB
  Watershed  Characterization  Using  Landsat  Thematic
  Mapper Imagery: Blackfoot River,  Montana.
  PB92-115237/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-115245/REB
  BwTrol Soil Washing System for Treatment of a Wood Pre-
  serving Site: Applications Analysis Report.
  PB92-115245/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PBS2-1152S2/REB
  Markets for Scrap Tires.
  PB92-1152S2/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF AOZ
PB92-11S260/REB
  Radium Removal from Water by Manganese Dioxide Ad-
  sorption and Diatomaceous Earth  Filtration
  PB92-115260/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-115278/REB
  Proceedings of the Workshop on  Radon Potential Mapping,
  Florida Radon Research Program. Held in GanesviHe. Flori-
  da on April 20.1990.
  PB92-11527B/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-1152B6/REB
  Evaluation of VOC Emissions from Heated Roofing Asphalt
  PB92-115286/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
P692-11SZ94/REB
  Standard Measurement Protocols: Florida Radon Research
      l-115294/REB
                               92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-115302/REB
  Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.
  PB92-115302/REB             92-01  PC E99/MF E99
PB92-115310/REB
  Technology Evaluation Report: Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 1.
  PB92-115310/REB             §2-01  PC A13/MF A03
PB92-115328/REB
  Technology Evaluation Report Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 2. Part A.
  PB92-115328/REB             §2-01  PC A17/MF A04
PB92-11533S/REB
  Technology Evaluation Report Biotrol Soil Washing System
  for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site. Volume 2, Part B.
  PB92-115336/REB             §2-01  PC A1S/MF A03
PB92-115344/REB
  Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Held  in Philadelphia.
  Pennsylvania on April 2-5, 1991.
  PB92-115344/REB             92-01  PCE99/MFE99
PB92-115351/REB
  Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 1. Symposium
  Oral Papers Opening Session  and Technical Sessions 1
  through 5.
  PB92-115351/REB             92-01  PC Att/MF A04
PB92-11S369/REB
  Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 2. Symposium
  Oral Papers Technical Sessions 6 through 10.
  PB92-115369/REB             92-01  PC A19/MF A04
PB92-115377/REB
  Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 3. Symposium
  Panel and Poster Papers Technical Sessions 1 through 5.
  PB92-115377/REB             92-01  PC A20/MF A04
PB92-1153«5/REB
  Proceedings: The 1991 International Symposium on Radon
  and Radon Reduction Technology. Volume 4. Symposium
  Poster Papers Technical Sessions 6 through 10.
  PB92-115385/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
PB92-116037/REB
  Parametric Analysis of the Installation and Operating Costs
  of  Active Soil  Depressurization  Systems for  Residential
  Radon Mitigation.
  PB92-116037/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
PBS2-116045/REB
  Evaluating  Design and Verifying Compliance of Created
  Wetlands in the Vicinity of Tampa, Florida.
  PB92-116045/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PBS2-116052/REB
  Plant Tier Testing:  A Workshop to Evaluate Nontarget Plant
  Testing in Subdivision J Pesticide Guidelines. Held in Cor-
  vallcs, Oregon on November 29-December 1.1990.
  PB92-116052/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03
PBS2-117936/REB
  Manual of Small Public Water Supply Systems.
  PB92-117936/REB             92-01  PCAtO/MFA03
PB92-117844/REB
  Manual of Individual and Non-Public Water Supply Systems.
  PB92-117944/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02
PB92-117M3/REB
  Paying for  Safe Water Alternative Financing Mechanisms
  for State Drinking Water Programs.
  PB92-117993/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-11B009/REB
  Evaluation  of a Vehicle Equipped with a Direct Injection
  Engine Using Neat Methanol.
  PB92-118009/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PBM-118017/REB
  Emission Inventory Requirements for  Ozone State Imple-
  mentation Plans.
  PB92-11B017/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-11M47/REB
  Forest Health Monitoring Plot Design and Logistics Study.
  PB92-118447/REB             92-01  PCA06/MFA02
PB*M19015/REB
  Estimating  Critical Loads of  Sulfate to Surface Waters in
  the  Northeastern  United States: A Comparative Assess-
  ment of Three Procedures for Estimating Critical Loads of
  SuHate for Lakes.
  PB92-119015/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
P892-119023/REB
  DuPont/Oberiin MicrofDtration   Technology. Applications
  Analysis Report.
  PB92-119023/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
P892-11M50/REB
  Identification of Sources of Ground-Water Salinization Using
  Geochemical Techniques.
  PB92-119650/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03
PB«2-tt966S/REB
  RETC Code for Quantifying the Hydraulic Functions of Un-
  saturated Soils. Documentation.
  PB92-119668/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-119940/REB
  Proceedings  of International Workshop on Research in
  Pesticide Treatment/Disposal/Waste Minimization. Held in
  Cincinnati, Ohio on February 26-27, 1991.
  PB92-119940/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
PB92-1199S7/REB
  Model of Virus Transport in Unsaturated Soil.
  PB92-119957/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF AOZ
PB92-1199S5/REB
  States' Efforts to Promote Lead-Acid Battery Recycling.
  P892-119965/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-120427/REB
  Modeling Air Flow Dynamics in Radon Mitigation Systems:
  A Simplified Approach.
  PB92-120427/REB             92-01   PCA02/MFA01
PB92-120435/REB
  RCRA Cover Systems for Waste Management Facilities.
  PB92-120435/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-120443/REB
  Cost Analysis  of  Soil Depressurization  Techniques  for
  Indoor Radon Reduction.
  PB92-120443/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1204SO/REB
  Trajectory and Incineration of Rogue  Droplets in a Turbu-
  lent Diffusion Flame.
  P892-120450/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1204M/REB
  Potentiatkxi of  Inhibition with Perforant  Patfi Kindling:  An
  NMDA-Receptor Dependent Process.
  PB92-120468/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-120476/REB
  Colchicine-lnduced  DeafferentaBon of the Hippocampus
  Selectively Disrupts Chdinergie Rhythmical Slow Wave Ac-
  tivity.
  PB92-120476/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01
PB92-120484/REB
  Genotoxioty in Mouse Lymphoma Cells of Chemicals Capa-
  ble of Michael Addition.
  PB92-120484/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-120492/HEB
  Neural  Factors in  the  Development  of Renal Function:
  Effect of Neonatal Central Catecholaminergic Lesions with
  6-Hvdroxydopamine.
  PB92-120492/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB82-120SOO/REB
  Mercury Deposition and Sources for the Upper Great Lakes
      :-120500/REB
                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB42-120I31/REB
  Another  Look: National Survey of Pesticides in Drinking
  Water Wells. Phase 2 Report
  PB92-120831/REB             92-01   PC EOS/MF A03
PBS2-12M72/REB
  Regional OxxJant Model (ROM) User's Guide. Part 4: The
  ROM System User Tutorial (Processor Network  and Core
  Model).
  PB92-120872/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03
PB92-120914/REB
  National Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP) Program. Pro-
  ficiency Report January 1992.
  PB92-120914/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03
PB92-121144/REB
  Routine Estimation and Reporting of Dry Deposition for the
  U.SA Dry Deposition Network.
  PB92-121144/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-121151/REB
  Dechtonnations of Polychlorinated Biphenyls  in Sediments
  of New Bedford Harbor.
  PB92-121151/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PS92-121169/REB
  EPA's Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program:
  An Ecological Status and Trends Program.
  PB92-121169/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB«2-121tr7/REB
  United States Environmental  Protection  Agency Municipal
  Waste Combustion Residue Solidification/Stabilization Eval-
  uation Program.
  PB92-121177/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1211S5/REB
  U.S. EPA Program for Evaluation of Treatment and Utiliza-
  tion Technologies for Municipal Waste  Combustion  Resi-
  dues.
  PB92-1211B5/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
P892-121193/RES
  Comparison of Five Solidification/Stabilization Processes
  for Treatment of  Municipal Waste Combustion  Residues.
  Part 1. Physical Testing.
  PB92-121193/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01
PB92-121201/REB
  Comparison  of Solidification/Stabilization Processes  for
  Treatment of Municipal Waste Combustion Residues. Part
  2. Leaching Properties.
  PB92-121201/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-121219/REB
  U.S. Standards for Air Sampling of Environmental Contami-
  nants: Current Basis and Future Options.
  PB92-121219/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-121227/REB
  Laboratory and Field Studies on BTEX Biodegradation in a
  Fuel-Contaminated Aquifer under Denitrifying Conditions.
  PB92-121227/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
P892-12123S/REB
  Fuel Cell Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
  PB92-121235/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-121243/HE8
  Modeling Wave Form  Effects in ESPs: The Algorithm in
  ESPM and ESPVI.
  PB92-121243/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                                                         PB92-124171/REB
92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-121250/REB
  U.S. EPA Office of Research and Development Overview of
  Current Radon Research.
  PB92-121250/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-121268/REB
  Sub-Slab Pressure Field Extension in Schools and Other
  Large Buildings.
  PB92-121268/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-121276/REB
  Evaluation of NOx Emission Control Catalysts for Power
  Plant SCR Installations.
  PB92-121276/REB
PB92-121284/REB
  Radionuclide Removal.
  PB92-121284/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-121292/REB
  U.S.  Environmental  Protection  Agency's  Environmental
  Monitoring and Assessment Program: An Ecological Status
  and Trends Program.
  PB92-121292/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-121300/REB
  Cleaning of Flue Gases from Waste Combustors, 1990.
  PB92-121300/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-121318/REB
  Genotoxic Effects of Complex Marine Sediment Extracts on
  V79 Chinese Hamster Lung Fibroblasts.
  PB92-121316/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-121326/REB
  Influence of Size on Fate and Ecological Effects of Kepone
  in Physical Models.
  PB92-121326/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-121334/REB
  Hydraulic Fracturing to Improve Nutrient and Oxygen Deliv-
  ery for In situ Bioreclamation.
  PB92-121334/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-121342/RE8
  Bioventing to  Treat Fuel Spills from Underground Storage
  Tanks.
  PB92-121342/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-121359/REB
  Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change: Responses and
  Feedbacks from Below-Ground Systems.
  PB92-121359/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-121367/REB
  Extraction of Mercury from Groundwater Using Immobilized
  Algae.
  PB92-121367/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-121375/REB
  Stationary Combustion  NOx  Control: A Summary of  the
  1991  Symposium. Held  in Washington,  DC.,  March 25-28,
  1991.
  PB92-121375/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-121383/REB
  Role of Gas-Phase CI2 in  the Formation of PCDD/PCDF
  during Waste Combustion.
  PB92-121383/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-121391/REB
  Three  Case Studies of Lake Temperature and Stratification
  Response to Warmer Climate.
  PB92-121391/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
P892-121409/REB
  Characteristics of Single Particle Coal Combustion.
  PB92-121409/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-121417/REB
  NO/Char Reactions at Pulverized Coal Flame Conditions.
  PB92-121417/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-121425/REB
  Non-Equilibrium EHects in the Vaporization of Multicompon-
  ent Fuel Droplets.
  PB92-121425/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-121433/REB
  Nitric Oxide Formation during Pulverized Coal Combustion.
  PB92-121433/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-121441/REB
  Oxidation and Devolatilization of Nitrogen in Coal Char.
  PB92-121441/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-122217/REB
  Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles.
  PB92-122217/REB              92-01   PC E99/MF E99
PB92-122225/REB
  Application for Certification 1992  Model Year  Light-Duty
  Trucks - Chrysler.
  PB92-122225/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF £08
PB92-122233/REB
  Application for Certification 1992  Model Year  Light-Duty
  Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
  PB92-122233/REB             92-01   PC A1S/MF A03
PB92-122241/REB
  Application for Certification 1992  Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Chrysler.
  PB92-122241/REB              92-01   PC A20/MF A04

PB92-122258/REB
  Application for Certification  1992  Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Daihatsu.
  PB92-122258/REB              92-01   PC A13/MF A03
PB92-122266/REB
  Application for Certification  1992  Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Federal Coach.
  PB92-122266/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-122274/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Fiat.
  PB92-122274/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF E04
PB92-122282/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Fiat Ferrari.
  PB92-122282/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF A06
PB92-122290/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Ford.
  PB92-122290/REB             92-01   PCA99/MFE11
PB92-122308/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Ford.
  PB92-122308/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF E16
PB92-122316/BEB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - General Motors.
  PB92-122316/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF E99
PB92-122324/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Grumman Olson.
  PB92-122324/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
PB92-122332/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles • Honda.
  PB92-122332/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF A06
PB92-122340/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Hyundai.
  PB92-122340/REB             92-01   PC A12/MF A03
PB92-1223S7/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles -Isuzu.
  PB92-122357/HEB             92-01   PC A24/MF A04
PB92-12236S/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Isuzu.
  PB92-122365/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03
PB92-122373/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Mazda.
  PB92-122373/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF A06
PB92-122381/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Mazda.
  PB92-122381/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF EOS
PB92-122399/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Mercedes Benz.
  PB92-122399/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF E14
PB92-122407/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Mitsubishi.
  PB92-122407/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF EOS
PB92-122415/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - PAS Inc.
  PB92-122415/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-122423/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Rolls Royce.
  PB92-122423/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF A06
PB92-122431/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Subaru.
  PB92-122431/REB             92-01   PC A24/MF A04
PB92-122449/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Toyota.
  PB92-122449/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF E11
PB92-1224S6/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Toyota.
  PB92-122456/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
PB92-122464/REB
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Volkswagen.
  PB92-122464/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF E99
PB92-122472/REB
  Application for Certification  1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Volvo Cars of North America.
  PB92-122472/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF E19
PB92-122480/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty
  Motorcycles - Yamaha.
  PB92-122480/REB             92-01   PCA21/MFA04
PB92-122498/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles.
  PB92-122498/REB             92-01  PC E99/MF E99
PB92-122S06/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Chrysler Otto Cycle.
  PB92-122506/REB             92-01   PCA12/MFA03
PB92-122514/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty

  PB9'2-ei22514/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF EOS
PB92-122522/REB
  Application for Certification  1992  Model  Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Hino Motors Inc.
  PB92-122522/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-122530/REB
  Application for Certification  1992  Model  Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Mercedes Benz.
  PB92-122530/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-122S48/REB
  Application for Certification  1992  Model  Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Mitsubishi Motors Corporation.
  PB92-122548/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-122S5S/REB
  Application for Certification  1992  Model  Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Nissan.
  PB92-122555/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
PB92-122563/REB
  Application for Certification  1992  Model  Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles - Perkins.
  PB92-122563/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
PB92-122761/REB
  Quality Assurance Project Plan: Tampa.  Florida Wetlands
  Study.
  PB92-122761/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03
PB92-122787/REB
  Assessment of Promising  Forest Management Practices
  and Technologies for Enhancing the Conservation and Se-
  questration of Atmospheric Carbon and Their Costs at the
  Site Level.
  PB92-122787/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-12279S/REB
  Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analysis
  of Ozone Precursors.
  PB92-122795/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02
PB92-122803/REB
  Global Ecosystems Database. Version  0.1 (Beta-test). EPA
  Global Climate Research Program.  NOAA/NGDC  Global
  Change Database Program. Prototype 1.  Database Docu-
  mentation. NGDC Key to Geophysical Records Documenta-
  tion No. 25.
  PB92-122803/REB             92-01  PC A16/MF A03
PB92-122969/REB
  Summary of Phase II Regulations: National Primary Drinking
  Water Regulation for 38 Inorganic and Synthetic Organic
  Chemicals.
  PB92-122969/REB             92-01  PCA04/MFA01
PB92-122977/REB
  Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constituents
  of Municipal Sludge: Mercury.
  PB92-122977/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-122985/REB
  Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constituents
  of Municipal Sludge: Lead.
  PB92-122985/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-122993/REB
  Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constituents
  of Municipal Sludge: Beryllium.
  PB92-122993/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-123009/REB
  Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constituents
  of Municipal Sludge: Nickel.
  PB92-123009/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-123025/REB
  National Survey of Hazardous Waste Generators and Treat-
  ment, Storage, Disposal, and Recycling  Facilities in 1986.
  Hazardous Waste Generation and Management.
  PB92-123025/REB              92-01   PCA12/MFA03
PB92-123793/REB
  Child Lead Exposure Study,  Leeds, Alabama.
  PB92-123793/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-123801/REB
  Benzene Groundwater Exposure Study, Nesmith, South
  Carolina.
  PB92-123801 /REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124049/REB
  Construction,  Monitoring, and  Performance of Two Soil
  Liners.
  PB92-124049/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-124130/REB
  Source Reconciliation  of Ambient Volatile Organic Com-
  pounds Measured in the Atlanta 1990 Summer Study: The
  Mobile Source Component.
  PB92-124130/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01
PB92-124148/REB
  Effect of Natural Ventilation on Radon and Radon Progeny
  Levels in Houses.
  PB92-124148/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1241S5/REB
  Adjusting Ambient Ozone Air Quality Indicators for Missing
  Values.
  PB92-124155/REB             92-01   PCA02/MFA01
PB92-1241S3/REB
  Pesticide Effects on Arthropod Natural  Enemies: A Data-
  base Summary.
  PB92-124163/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124171/REB
  Toxicological  Implementations  of Remediating  Hazardous
  Wastes.
  PB92-124171/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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PB92-1241B9/REB
  Toxicity, Selectivity and Sublethal Effects of Pesticides on
  Arthropod Natural Enemies: A Data-Base Summary.
  PB92-124189/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124197/REB
  Drinking Water Research Division's Research  Activities in
  Support of EPA's Regulatory Agenda.
  PB92-124197/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124205/REB
  Field Studies for Control of Organics and Disinfection By-
  products.
  PB92-124205/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124213/BEB
  Design, Development,  and Implementation of  AIRS' Area
  and Mobile Source Subsystem.
  PB92-124213/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124221/REB
  Formation of Disinfection By-ProrJucts.
  PB92-124221/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-124239/REB
  Sal-Air Permeability Method Evaluation.
  PB92-124239/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-124247/REB
  Regional Air Quality and Acid Deposition Modeling and the
  Role for Visualization.
  PB92-124247/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124254/REB
  NERISK: An Expert System to  Enhance the Integration of
  Pesticides with Anthropod Biological Control
  PB92-124254/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
P892-I24262/HEB
  Optimizing BTEX Biodegradation under Denitrifying Condi-
  tions
  PB92-124262/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
P892-124270/REB
  Effect of Storage Conditions on Handling and SO2 Reactiv-
  ity of Ca(OH)2-Based Sorbents.
  PB92-124270/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1242M/REB
  Comparison of Animal  Infectrvity,  Excystation,  and Fluoro-
       EDye as Measures of 'Giardia muris' Cyst Inaclivation
       rone.
       -124288/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
P892-124296/REB
  Acid-Volatile Sulfide as a Factor  Mediating  Cadmium and
  Nickel Boavailabilify in Contaminated Sediments.
  PB92-124296/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1243O4/REB
  Life History and Toncological Comparisons  of Temperate
  and Subtropical Myskis.
  PB92-124304/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124312/REB
  Predicting Chemical Reactivity by Computer.
  PB92-124312/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124320/REB
  Estimation of Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Partition
  Coefficient of Hydrophobe Dyes.  Part 1.  Relationship be-
  tween Solubility and Partition Coefficient
  PB92-124320/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124338/REB
  Estimation of  Water Solubility and Octanol/Water Partition
  Coefficient of Hydrophobe Dyes. Part 2. Reverse-Phase
  High Performance Liquid Ohromatography.
  PB92-124338/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PBtt-124346/REB
  Environmental Factors Correlated  to Ocrilofopheooi Dech-
  kxination in Anoxic Freshwater Sediments.
  P892-124346/RE8              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB42-124353/REB
  Multispectral Identification of Alkyl and Chkxoalkyl Phos-
  phates from an Industrial Effluent.
  PB92-124353/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-124361/REB
  Influence of Experimental Conditions on the Liquid Second-
  ary Ion Mass Spectra of Sulfonated Azo Dyes.
  PB92-124361 /REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-124379/REB
  Evaluation of  Selected  Lipid Methods for Normalizing Pol-
  lutant Bioaccumulation.
  PB92-124379/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-124387/REB
  U.S. EPA SITE Demonstration of AWD Technologies' Aqua-
  Detox/SVE System.
  PB92-124387/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-124S51/REB
  Application of a  Plant Test System in the Identification of
  Potential Genetic Hazards at Chemical Waste Sites.
  P892-124551/REB              92-01   PCA03/MFA01
PB92-124569/HEB
  Review of the Mutagenicity of Ethytene Oxide
  PB92-124S69/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124577/REB
  Excessive  Cycling Converts  PCR Products to  Random-
  Length Higher Molecular Weight Fragments.
  P892-124577/REB              92-O1   PCA01/MFA01
PB92-1245BS/REB
  Neurobehavioraf  Evaluation System (NES) and  School Per-
  formftnoG-
  PB92-124S85/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124S93/REB
  Improved Sample Recovery in Thermocycle Sequencing
  Protocols.
  PB92-124593/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
PB92-124601/REB
  Evaluation of the Immunotoxicity of Orally Administered 2-
  Methoxyacetic Acid in Fischer 344 Rats.
  PB92-124601/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124619/REB
  Dynamics of Behavioral Thermoregulation in the Rat.
  PB92-124619/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-124627/REB
  DNA Adducts in Rat Lung, Liver and Peripheral Blood Lym-
  phocytes Produces by i.p. Administration of Benzo(a)Pyrene
  Metabolites and Derivatives.
  PB92-124627/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
PB92-12463S/REB
  Role of Metallothionein Induction and Altered Zinc Status in
  Maternally Mediated Developmental Toxicity: Comparison
  of the Effects of Urethane and Styrene in Rats.
  PB92-124635/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124643/REB
  Developmental Toxicity of TCDD and Related Compounds:
  Species Sensitivities and Differences.
  PB92-124643/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124650/REB
  Enhance and Prolonged Pulmonary Influenza Virus Infec-
  tion Following Phosgene Inhalation.
  PB92-124650/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PBS2-124««a/REB
  Acute EHects of Diisopropyj Fluorophosphate (DFP) on Au-
  tonomic and Behavioral  Tl
                         hermoregulatory  Responses in

                               92-01  PC A03/MF A01
  the Long-Evans Rat
  PB92-124668/REB
PB92-124676/REB
  Airway Structure Variability in the Long-Evans Rat Lung.
  PB92-124676/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1246S4/REB
  Rat Sperm Motility Analysis.  Melhodotogic Considerations.
  PB92-124684/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124692/REB
  Use of Bromoergocryptine in the Validation of Protocols for
  the Assessment of Mechanisms of Early Pregnancy Loss in
  the Rat.
  PB92-124692/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124700/REB
  In vitro Teratology.
  PB92-124700/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-124718/REB
  Neonatal Exposure to Trimethyltin Disrupts Spatial Delayed
  Alternation Learning in Preweanling Rats.
  PB92-124718/REB              92-O1  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-124726/REB
  Neonatal Exposure to Triethyltin Disrupts Olfactory Discrimi-
  nation Learning in Preweanling Rats.
  PB92-124726/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-124734/REB
  Interiaboratory Comparison  of Thermospray and  Particle
  Beam Liquid Chromatography/Mass  Spectrometry Inter-
  laces: Evaluation of a Chlorinated Phenoxy Acid Herbicide
  Liquid  Chromatography/Mass   Spectrometry   Analysis
  Method.
  PB92-124734/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1247S9/REB
  Mining Sites on  the National Priorities List:  NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports.
  PB92-124759/REB                     92-01  PC EM
PB92-124767/REB
  Mining Sites on  the National Priorities List:  NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports Volume  1  (Aluminum Company of America
  (Vancouver Smelter) to Cleveland Mill).
  PB92-124767/REB                     92-01  PC AM
PB92-124775/REB
  Mining Sites on  the National Priorities List.  NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports. Volume 2 (Commencement Bay Nearshore/
  Tideflats to Keir McGee) (Kress Creek. Reed-Keppter Park,
  Residential  Areas. Sewage Treatment Plant).
  PB92-124775/RE8                     92-01  PC AM
P892-124783/REB
  Mining Sites on  the National Priorities List:  NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports.  Volume  3  (Kerr-McGee Chemical Corp.
  (Soda Springs Plant) to Ormet Corp).
  PB92-124783/REB                     92-01  PC AM
PB92-124791/REB
  Mining Sites on the National Priorities List: NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports. Volume 4 (Oronogo-Duenweg Mining Belt to
  Tar Creek).
  PB92-124791/REB                     92-01  PC AM
PB92-124809/REB
  Mining Sites on the National Priorities List NPL Site Sum-
  mary Reports. Volume 5  (Tefedyne Wan Chang to Wayne
  Interim Storage Faality/W R Grace).
  PB92-124809/REB                     92-01  PC A99
PB92-125418/REB
  Waste Combustion System Analysis.
  PB92-125416/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-12S749/REB
  Superiund Innovative Technology Evaluation. The Delaware
  SITE Study. 1989.
  PB92-125749/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-125756/REB
  Evaluation of Five Waste Minimization Technologies at the
  General Dynamics Pomona Division Plant.
  PB92-125756/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-125764/REB
  International Symposium on Field Screening  Methods for
  Hazardous Wastes and Toxic Chemicals (2nd),  Proceed-
  ings. Held in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 12-14, 1991.
  PB92-125764/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF EOS
PB92-126739/REB
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Warfarin.
  PB92-126739/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-126747/REB
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Warfarin. Appen-
  dices C-H.
  PB92-126747/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-126754/REB
  RED Facts: Warfarin.
  PB92-126754/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-12S762/REB
  Dry Cleaning Facilities: Background Information for  Pro-
  posed Standards.
  PB92-126762/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-126770/REB
  Economic Impact Analysis of Regulatory  Controls in the Dry
  Cleaning Industry.
  PB92-126770/REB             92-01   PCA11/MFA03
PB»2-12«7M/REB
  Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of Sty-
  rene, Interim Report.
  PB92-126788/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
PB92-126796/REB
  Development of Seasonal and Annual Biogenic Emissions
  Inventories for the U.S. and Canada.
  PB92-126796/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-12M04/REB
  Automotive and Heavy-Duty  Engine Coolant Recycling by
  Filtration. Technology Evaluation Report
  PB92-126804/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
PB92-126S12/REB
  Measurement and Prediction of the Resistivity of  Ash/Sor-
  bent Mixtures Produced by Sulfur Oxide Control Processes.
  PB92-126812/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-12M20/REB
  Preliminary Risk Assessment for  Bacteria in Municipal
  Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
  PB92-126820/REB             92-01   PC A10/MF A03
PB92-12M3S/REB
  Removal of Creosote from Soil by Thermal Desorption.
  PB92-126B38/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-126846/REB
  Research and Development Efforts to  Develop Improved
  Inventory  Methodologies for  Area  Source Solvent Emis-
  sions.
  PS92-126S46/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-126853/REB
  Applicability of UV/Oxidation  Technologies to Treat Con-
  taminated Groundwater.
  PB92-126B53/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-126861/REB
  LJgnocellulosic-Plastic Composites from Recycled Materials.
  PB92-126861/HEB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-12W79/REB
  Feline Bronchopulmonary Disease.
  PB92-126879/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-12SM7/REB
  Fractionation  of Complex Combustion Mixtures Using an
  Ion-Exchange Methodology.
  PB92-126B87/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-12M95/REB
  Pseudopregnancy  and the DeoduaJ Cell Response (OCR)
  in the Rat
  PS92-12689S/RE6             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-126903/REB
  Assessment of Implantation in the Rat.
  PB92-126903/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-126911/REB
  In vitro Lymphocyte Proliferation Assays: The Mitogen-Stim-
  ulated Response and the Mixed Lymphocyte Reaction  in
  Immunotoxicity Testing.
  PB92-126911/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PBS2-126929/REB
  Prospects for In situ Chemical Treatment for Contaminated
  Soil.
  PB92-126929/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-126937/REB
  Tropospheric Nitrogen.  The  Influence  of Anthropogenic
  Sources on Distribution and Deposition.
  PB92-126937/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-126945/REB
  Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors. Volume  1
  Stationary Point and Area Sources. Fourth Edition. Supple-
  ment D.
  PB92-126945/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-126952/REB
  Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Inciner-
  ation.
  PB92-126952/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
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                                                      NTIS  ORDER/REPORT NUMBER INDEX
                                                                                                                                         PB92-136183/REB
PB92-126960/REB
  Nonroad Engine and Vehicle Emission Study-Report
  PB92-126960/REB              92-01   PC A24/MF A04
PB92-126978/REB
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 228: Triflumizole
  PB92-126978/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-126986/REB
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 229: Diquat Dibromide
  PB92-126986/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-127968/REB
  Application tor Certification 1990 Model Year Liaht-Dulv Ve-
  hicles - BMW.
  PB92-127968/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF E99
PB92-127976/REB
  Application for Certification 1990 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Honda.
  PB92-127976/REB              92-01   PC A22/MF A04
PB92-127984/REB
  Application for Certification  1990  Heavy-Duty Diesel  - De-
  troit Diesel.
  PB92-127984/REB              92-01   PC A13/MF A03
PB92-127992/REB
  Application for  Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Chrysler Jeep.
  PB92-127992/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF A06
PB92-12B008/REB
  Application for  Certification 1991  Model Year Light-Duty
  Trucks - Chrysler.
  PB92-128008/REB              92-01   PCA99/MFE11
PB92-128016/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Chrysler.
  PB92-128016/REB              92-01   PCA99/MFE11
PB92-128024/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Fiat.
  PB92-128024/REB              92-01   PC A13/MF A03
PB92-128032/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - American Honda.
  PB92-128032/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF EOS
PB92-128040/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Jaguar.
  P892-128040/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
PB92-128057/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Mazda Motor Company.
  PB92-128057/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF E14
PB92-128065/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Mercedes Benz.
  PB92-128065/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF E08
PB92-128073/REB
  Application  for  Certification 1991 Model Year  Light-Duty
  Trucks - Mitsubishi.
  PB92-128073/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF A06
PB92-128081/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Range Rover.
  PB92-128081/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-128099/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Sterling.
  PB92-128099/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-128107/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Volvo.
  PB92-128107/REB              92-01   PC A99/MF E19
PB92-12811S/REB
  Application for  Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Gas - Chrysler.
  PB92-128115/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-128123/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Isuzu Motors.
  PB92-128123/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03
PB92-128206/REB
  Compilation of Current Practices at Land Disposal Facilities:
  Summary  of Liner  and  Leak Detection Designs,  Action
  Leakage Rates, Response Action Plans, and Management
  of Liquids in Landfills.
  PB92-128206/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02
 PB92-128214/REB
  Action Leakage Rates for  Leak  Detection Systems. (Sup-
  plemental Background  Document  for  the  Final  Double
  Liners and  Leak Detection Systems Rule for  Hazardous
  Waste Landfills, Waste Piles, and Surface Impoundments).
   PB92-128214/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-129121/REB
   Guides to Pollution  Prevention: The Photoprocessing Indus-

   PB92-129121/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-129139/REB
   Guides  to Pollution Prevention: The Automotive Refinishing

   PB92-729139/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-129592/REB
   Estimating Natural  Emissions  for EPA's Regional  Oxidant

   PB92-129592/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-129600/REB
  Evaluation of a Sampling and Analysis Method for Determi-
  nation of Polyhalogenated Dibenzo-p-Dioxins and  Dibenzo-
  furans in Ambient Air
  PB92-129600/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-129618/REB
  Specificity of Cellular DNA-Binding Sites of Microbial Popu-
  lations in a Florida Reservoir.
  PB92-129618/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-129626/REB
  Estimating  the  Rate  of Plasmid  Transfer: An  End-Point
  Method.
  PB92-129626/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-129634/REB
  Cloning and Characterization of tfdS, the Repressor-Activa-
  tor Gene of tfdB,  from the 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid
  Catabolic Plasmid  pJP4.
  PB92-129634/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-129642/REB
  Technical Basis for Establishing  Sediment  Quality Criteria
  for Nonionic Organic Chemicals Using Equilibrium Partition-
  ing. Annual Review.
  PB92-129642/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-129659/REB
  Biodegradation of  Creosote and Pentachlorophenol in Con-
  taminated Groundwater:  Chemical and  Biological Assess-
  ment.
  PB92-129659/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-129667/REB
  Acclimation of Aquatic Microbial Communities to Hg(ll) and
  CH3Hg(^ ) in Polluted Freshwater Ponds.
  PB92-129667/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-12967S/REB
  Relationships of  Hg(ll)  Volatilization from a  Freshwater
  Pond to the Abundance of 'mer' Genes in the Gene Pool of
  the Indigenous Microbial Community.
  PB92-129675/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-129683/REB
  Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treatment
  Processes for the Remediation of Pentachlorophenol- and
  Creosote-Contaminated  Materials:  Slurry-Phase  Bioreme-
  diation.
  PB92-129683/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-129691/REB
  Ovarian Mycosis in the Topsmelt 'Atherinops affinis'.
  PB92-129691/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-129709/REB
  Changes in the Physiological Performance and Energy Me-
  tabolism of an Estuarine Mysid 'Mysidopsis bahia' Exposed
  in the Laboratory through a Complete Life Cycle to the De-
  foliant DEF.
  PB92-129709/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-129717/REB
  Performance Characterization of a Model Bioreactor for the
  Biodegradation  of Trichloroethylene by  'Pseudomonas  ce-
  pacia' G4.
  PB92-129717/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-129725/REB
  Bench-Scale Evaluation of Alternative Biological Treatment
  Processes for the Remediation of Pentachlorophenol- and
  Creosote-Contaminated Materials: Solid-Phase Bioremedia-
  tion.
  PB92-129725/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-129733/REB
  Detoxification of Pentachlorophenol and Creosote Contami-
  nated Groundwater by Physical Extraction: Chemical and
  Biological Assessment.
  PB92-129733/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-129741/REB
  Mutants of 'Pseudomonas cepacia' G4 Defective in Catabo-
  lism of Aromatic Compounds and Trichloroethylene.
  PB92-129741/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1297S8/REB
  Responses of  Wetland Plants to  Effluents in Water  and
  Sediment.
  PB92-129758/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-129766/REB
  Heterotrophic Bacteria  of  the  Freshwater Neuston  and
  Their Ability to Act as  Plasmid Recipients under Nutrient
  Deprived Conditions.
  PB92-129766/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-129774/REB
  Fate of 'Bacillus sphaericus' 2362 Spores Following Inges-
  tion bv Nontarqet Invertebrates.
  PB92-129774/REB        -_    92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-129782/REB
  Carcinoma of the Exocrine Pancreas in Medaka.
  PB92-129782/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-129790/REB
  Induction of Cytochrome P-450-IA1 in Juvenile Fish by Cre-
  osote-Contaminated Sediment.
  PB92-129790/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-129808/REB
  Copper Toxicity to Sperm, Embryos and Larvae of Tops-
   melt 'Atherinops affinis', with Notes on Induced Spawning.
   PB92-129808/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-131390/REB
   Inside the  Hotline: A Compilation of 1991 Monthly Hotline

   PB^-TsiSgO/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-132778/REB
   Chemical Contamination  of Harbor Seal Pups  in Puget
   Sound Puoet Sound Estuary Program.
   PB92132778/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-132786/REB
  Dioxin and Furan  Concentrations in  Puget Sound  Crabs.
  Puget Sound Estuary Program.
  PB92-132786/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
PB92-132794/REB
  Project  Manager's  Guide  to  Requesting and Evaluating
  Chemical Analyses. Puget Sound Estuary Program.
  PB92-132794/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-132802/REB
  Land Manager's Guide to Water Quality Monitoring.
  PB92-132802/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-132810/REB
  EPA Journal Holdings Report, 1991.
  PB92-132810/REB             92-01  PCA12/MFA03
PB92-132828/REB
  Alternative Control Techniques Document: Nitric and Adipic
  Acid Manufacturing Plants.
  PB92-132828/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-132836/REB
  Guidelines for Asbestos NESHAP Demolition and Renova-
  tion Inspection Procedures.
  PB92-132836/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-132844/REB
  Technical Guidance: State II Vapor Recovery Systems for
  Control of Vehicle  Refueling  Emissions at Gasoline Dis-
  pensing Facilities. Volume 1. Chapters.
  PB92-132844/REB            92-01  PC A10/MF A03
PB92-132851/REB
  Technical Guidance: Stage II Vapor Recovery Systems for
  Control of Vehicle Refueling  Emissions at Gasoline Dis-
  pensing Facilities. Volume 2. Appendices.
  PB92-132851/REB            92-01  PC A20/MF A04
PB92-132869/REB
  Documentation of AIRS AMS National Methodologies.
  PB92-132869/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-132877/REB
  Selection of Adduct-Forming Chemicals for Human Monitor-
  ing Studies.
  PB92-132877/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01

PB92-13288S/REB
  Role of  Climate in Forest Monitoring and Assessment: A
  New England Example.
  PB92-132885/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

PB92-132893/REB
  Practical Directory to Phycovirus Literature.
  PB92-132893/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-132901/REB
  Numerical Calculation: Aspiration Efficiency of Aerosols into
  Thin-Walled Sampling Inlets.
  PB92-132901/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02

PB92-135417/REB
  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Aldrin.
  PB92-135417/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-135425/REB
  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Ammonia.
  PB92-135425/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-13S433/REB
  Drinking Water Health Advisory Antimony.
  PB92-135433/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-135441/REB
  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Beryllium.
  PB92-135441/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-135458/REB
  Drinking Water  Health Advisory for Boron.
  PB92-135458/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-135466/REB
  Drinking Water  Health Advisory for Chlorpyrifos.
  PB92-135466/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-135474/REB
  Drinking Water  Health Advisory for Isophorone.
  PB92-135474/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-13S482/REB
  Drinking Water Health Advisory for Malathion.
   PB92-135482/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-135490/REB
   Drinking Water Health Advisory for p-Nitrophenol.
   PB92-135490/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-135508/REB
   Drinking Water Health Advisory for Phenol.
   PB92-135508/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-135516/REB
   Drinking Water Health Advisory for Silver.
   PB92-135516/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-135524/REB
   Drinking Water Health Advisory for Thallium.
   PB92-135524/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-135904/REB
   Hazardous  Air  Pollutant  Program  (HAP-PRO).  User's
   Manual  (for Use with  Version 1.0, January-September,
   1990).
   PB92-135904/REB             92-01  PC  A04/MF A01
 PB92-136183/REB
   Evaluation of Sampling Alternatives  for Bioaerosols. Phase
   2: Viable Microorganism Sampling Efficiency.
   PB92-136183/REB             92-01  PC  A06/MF A02


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                                                    NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER  INDEX
PB92-13679S/REB
  Clean Air Act Section 183(d) Guidance on Cost-Effective-
  ness.
  PB92-136795/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-136803/REB
  Characterization of the Wintertime Boise, Idaho, Air Shed: A
  Comprehensive Reid Study Report for the U.S. EPA Office
  of Air Duality Planning and Standards.
  PB92-136803/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-136811/REB
  Pilot Study  to Compare Created and Natural Wetlands  in
  Western Washington and Evaluate Methods
  PB92-136811/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-136829/REB
  Analysis and Interpretation of Zooplankton Samples  Col-
  lected during Phase 2 of the Eastern Lake Survey.
  PB92-136829/REB             92-01  PC A14/MF A03
PB92-136837/REB
  Indoor  Air  Pollutants  from  Household Product  Sources.
  Project Report.
  PB92-136837/REB             92-O1  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-136845/REB
  Effects of Ozone on Crops
  PB92-13684S/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-136SS2/REB
  Comparison of Organic Emissions from Laboratory and  Full-
  Scale Thermal Degradation of Sewage Sludge.
  P892-136852/HEB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
P892-13M60/REB
  Observations on Studies Useful to Asbestos Operations
  and Management Activities
  PB92-136860/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF AOt
P8A2-136S75/REB
  Evaluation of Waste Stabilized by the Soliditech SITE Tectv

      M36878/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF  A01
PB92-136M6/REB
  Prevention of Waterbome Cholera in the United States
  PS92-136886/RES             92-01  PC AOJ/MF AOt
PB92-136a»4/REB
  Stratospheric Ozone Protection: An  EPA Engineering  Per-
  spective.
  PB92-136894/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF  A01
PB92-136902/BEB
  Physiologically Based Toxicokinetjc Model tor the Uptake
  and Disposition of Waterbome Organic Chemicals in Fish.
  PB92-136902/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF  A01
PB92-138910/REB
  Consideration of Pharmacokinetics and Temporal Sensitivity
  for Hydroxyurea in Relation to Teratooernc Potential.
  PB92-136910/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-136928/REB
  Chemical Resistance of Geosynthete Materials.
  PB92-136928/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-136936/REB
  Demonstration of MicroMtration Technology.
  PB92-136936/REB             32-01  PCA02/MFAOI
PB92-136944/REB
  Modeling Studies for Planning: The Green Bay Project
  PB92-136944/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF  A01
PB92-136951/REB
  Regional Patterns and Local Variability of Dry and Occult
  Deposition Strongly Influence SuKate Concentrations in
  Maine Lakes.
  P892-136951/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF  A01
PB92-137181/REB
  QAQPS Control  Cost Manual (Fourth Edition). Supplement
  1.
                               92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
  PB92-137181/RE8
PB92-137199/REB
  Study of State Operator Certification Programs.
  PB92-137199/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
PB92-137207/HE8
  Upper-Bound Quantitative Cancer Risk Estimate for Popula-
  tions Adjacent to Sulfur Mustard Incineration Facilities.
  PB92-137207/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-137439/HE8
  Lead m School Drinking Water.
  PS92-137439/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-137454/REB
  Methods for the Detection of Microorganisms in the Envi-
  ronment
  PB92-137454/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
P892-I37462/REB
  Risk Assessment  Methodologies:  Comparing EPA  and
  State Approaches
  PB92-137462/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
PB92-137470/REB
  Achievements in Source Reduction and Recycling for  Ten
  Industries in the United States.
  PB92-137470/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-137488/REB
  Guidelines  for Conducting Early Life Stage Toncity Tests
  with Japanese Medaka 'Oryzias latipes'
  PB92-137488/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-137496/REB
  Guidelines  for Cutturing the Japanese Medaka, Oryzias la
  P892-137496/REB
                               92-01   PC A03/MF AOt
PB92-137504/REB
  Seminar Publication:  Nonpoint Source Watershed  Work-
  shop.  Held in  New  Orleans,  Louisiana, January 29-31,
  1991.
  PB92-137504/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
PB92-137512/REB
  Material Recovery Facilities for Municipal Solid Waste
  PB92-137512/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-137520/REB
  Demonstration of Fuel Cells to Recover Energy from Land-
  fill Gas. Phase 1 Rnal Report: Conceptual Study.
  PB92-137520/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-137975/REB
  Integrating  Sustainable Agriculture, Ecology, and  Environ-
  mental Policy. Proceedings of a Workshop. Held in Arling-
  ton. Virginia, on July 22-23, 1991.
  PB92-137975/REB              92-01  PCA11/MFA03
PB92-139369/REB
  Greenhouse Gases from Small-Scale Combustion in Devel-
  oping Countries. A Pilot Study in Manila.
  PB92-139369/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-139377/REB
  Identification and Characterization  of Missing or Unaccount-
  ed for Area Source Categories.
  PB92-139377/REB              92-01  PC A15/MF A03
PB9J-139393/REB
  New Developments in Emission  Projection Methodologies.
  PB92-139393/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-139401/HEB
  EPA SITE Demonstration of the Horsehead Resource De-
  velopment Company Flame Reactor Technology
  PB92-139401/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB9M39419/REB
  Co-Existing with Asbestos: A Look at the  Engineering Re-
  search  Program of the US  Environmental  Protection

  PB92-139419/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-139427/REB
  Seasonal and Annual Biogenic Emission Inventories for the
  US and Canada
  PB92-139427/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-139435/REB
  Residential  Wood Combustion:  Issues and Emission Esti-
  mation Techniques.
  PB92-139435/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-139443/REB
  Decreasing System Pollution Prevention Evaluation
  P892-139443/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-139450/REB
  Conceptual Design Issues: Developing  a New Highway Ve-
  hicle Emissions Estimation Methodology.
  PB92-139450/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-139468/REB
  Program to Determine Performance of Fluorinated Ethers
  and Fluorinated Propanes in a Compressor Calorimeter
  PB92-139468/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-139476/REB
  Superfund Soils Data Management System.
  PB92-139476/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-13981S/REB
  Available Disposal Capacity for Solid Waste in Illinois.
  PB92-139815/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
PB92-139948/REB
  Environmental Monitoring and Assessment  Program: Sur-
  face Waters Implementation  Plan - Northeast  Pilot Lake
  Survey, Summer 1991
  PB92-139948/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-13995S/REB
  Sulfur Dynamics in Mineral Honzons of  Two Northern Hard-
  wood Soils  A Column Study with (35)S.
  PB92-139955/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-140201/BEB
  Protection of Tomatoes.  Egg Plants, and Peppers:  1979-
  April 1991.  Citations from AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases
  and Other Environmental Considerations
  PB92-140201/REB              92-01  PCA11/MFA03
PB92-140219/REB
  Protection of Nut Crops. 1979-Apnl 1991.  Citations from
  AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases  and Other Environmental
  Considerations.
  PB92-140219/REB              92-01  PC A12/MF A03
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  Protection of Stored Grains, 1979-Apnl  1991. Citations from
  AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases  and Other Environmental
  Considerations.
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  Drinking Water from Household Wells.
  PB92-140573/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-140S81/REB
  Protecting Our Drinking Water from Microbes.
  PB92-140581/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-140599/REB
  Your Drinking Water From Source to Tap EPA Regulations
  and Guidance.
  PB92-140599/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-140607/REB
  Safe Drinking Water Act- 1986 Amendments.
  PB92-140607/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-140755/REB
  Toxic  Substances  Control Act  (TSCA)  Chemical  Sub-
  stances Inventory:  Revised Inventory Synonym and Pre-
  ferred Name File. January 1992 Magnetic Tape Documen-
  tation.
  PB92-140755/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-140789/REB
  Time Spent in Activities, Locations, and Microenvironments:
  A California-National Comparison.
  PB92-140789/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-141290/REB
  Standardized Costs for Water Supply Distribution Systems.
  PB92-141290/REB             92-01   PC A15/MF A03
PB92-141373/REB
  Handbook: Control Technologies for Hazardous Air Pollut-
  ants.
  PB92-141373/REB             92-01   PC A12/MF A03
PB92-141555/REB
  National Air Quality and Emissions Trends Report, 1990.
  PB92-141555/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-1426S2/REB
  Effects of Glean, a Sulfpnylurea Herbicide,  on the Repro-
  ductive Biology and Fruit Set in Cherry trees. Progress
  Report to Region 10.
  PB92-142652/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-143494/REB
  Limited-Use Chemical  Protective Clothing for EPA Super-
  fund Activities
  PB92-143494/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-143668/REB
  Alpha2u-Globu!in:  Association  with Chemically  Induced
  Renal Toxicity and Neoplasia in the Male Rat
  PB92-143668/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-143676/REB
  Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series:
  Estimation  of Air Impacts for  Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)
  Systems.
  PB92-143676/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-143684/REB
  Effects of RVP on Emissions at 20F Ambient Temperature.
  PB92-143684/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-143692/REB
  Evaluation  of Research Prototype Vehicles  Equipped with
  Direct Injection Two-Stroke Cycle Engines.
  PB92-143692/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-143700/REB
  NATICH Data Base Report on  State. Local and EPA Air
  Toxics Activities, September 1991.
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PB92-1437S9/REB
  Performance  Evaluation of a Variable Speed, Mixed Refrig-
  erant Heat Pump.
  PB92-143759/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-143783/REB
  Development of a National Consensus Standard for Quality
  Assurance for Environmental Programs.
  PB92-143783/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-143791/REB
  Quality and Environmental Protection: The  EPA QA Pro-
  gram.
  PB92-143791/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1438O9/REB
  Adsorption of Surfactants (Chapter 7).
  PB92-143809/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-143817/REB
  MANE: A Multiphase, Aqueous, Non-Steady  State, Equilibri-
  um Model for Simulating Soil-Water Interactions.
  P692-143817/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-143825/REB
  Modellierung  und Simulation des Verhaltens von Umwelt-
  chemikalien in Boeden und Pflanzen (Modeling and Simula-
  tion of the  Effect of (Environmental) Chemicals in Soil and
  in Plants).
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PB92-143a33/HEB
  Preface and Introduction to The Response of Western For-
  ests to Air Pollution'
  PB92-143833/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-143841/REB
  Science Policy Interface (Chapter 12).
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  Kinetics of Chemical Weathering: A Comparison of Labora-
  tory and Field Weathering Rates (Chapter 17).
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  Polypioidy Induction as a Consequence  of Topoisomerase
  Inhibition. A Flow Cytometric Assessment
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  Selection Kinetics  during Serial Cell Culture Passage of
  Mixtures of Wild-Type  'Autographa  califomica' Nuclear Po-
  lyhedrosis Virus and Its Hecombinant Ac360-Beta-gal.
  PB92-143874/REB             92-01   PCA02/MFA01
PB92-143882/REB
  Discriminative Stimulus Properties of Triadimefon: Compari-
  son with Methylphenidate.
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  Auditory Deficits and Motor Dysfunction Following  Iminodi-
  propionitrile Administration in the Rat.
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  Influence of Chlordimeform on Alpha-Adrenergic Receptor-
  Associated Mechanisms of Hormonal Regulation in the Rat:
  Pituitary and Adrenocortical Secretion.
  PB92-143908/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-143916/REB
  Interlaboratory Comparison of Motor Activity Experiments:
  Implications for Neurotoxicologicai Assessments.
  PB92-143916/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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  5,7-Dihydroxytryptamine Injections Increase Gtial Fibriftary
  Acidic Protein in the Hypothalamus of Adult Rats.
  PB92-143924/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01
PB92-143932/REB
  Effects of Triadimefon on a Multiple Schedule of Fixed-In-
  terval  Performance: Comparison  with  Methylphenidate, d-
  Amphetamine and Chlorpromazine.
  PB92-143932/RE8              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-143940/REB
  Serial  Spatial Reversal Learning in Rats: Comparison of In-
  strumental and Automaintenance Procedures.
  PB92-143940/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-143957/REB
  Gene  Probe for PO Messenger RNA Used to Index Acryl-
  arrffde Toxic Neuropathy in Rats.
  PB92-143957/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-14396S/REB
  Interspectes Comparisons of A/D Ratios:  A/D Ratios Are
  Not Constant Across Species.
  PB92-143965/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-143973/REB
  Generation of Recombinant Baculovirus via Liposome-Me-
  diated Transfection.
  PB92-143973/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
PB92-143981/REB
  Effects of pH, Solid/Solution Ratio, Ionic Strength, and Or-
  ganic Acids on Pta and Cd Sorption on Kaolinite.
  PB92-143981/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-143999/REB
  Prediction  of the  Solubility of Hydrophobic Compounds in
  Nonideal Solvent Mixtures.
  PB92-143999/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-144O05/REB
  Biotransformation of Monoarpmatic and  Chlorinated Hydro-
  carbons at an Aviation Gasoline Spill Site.
  PB92-14400S/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-144013/REB
  Evaluation of Hydraulic Conductivities  Calculated from Mul-
  tiport-Permeameter Measurements.
  PB92-144013/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-144021/REB
  Control of Aromatic Waste Air Streams by Soil Bioreactors.
  PB92-144021/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-144039/REB
  Ozone Decreases Spring Root Growth and Root Carbohy-
  drate Content in Ponderosa Pine the Year Following Expo-
   sure.
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92-01   PC A02/MF A01
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   Diurnal  Water Relations of Walnut Trees:  Implications for

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 PB92-144054/REB
   Stress Interactions and Mycorrhizal Plant Response: Under-
   standing Carbon Allocation Priorities.
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 PB92-144062/REB
   Possible Approaches to Establishing Interlaboratory  Com-
   parability of Measurements of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in

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 PB92-144070/REB
   Slowing the Increase of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: A Bi-

   PB^44070°/RCEB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-144088/REB
   Statistical  Methodology for  Exploring Elevational  Differ-
   ences in Precipitation Chemistry.
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   Burning Tires for Fuel and Tire Pyrolysis: Airlmplications
   PB92-145358/REB              92-01   PCA11/MFA03
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   Distribution of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in the Chesa-
   peake Bay and Tributaries and Chincoteague Bay - 1990
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   User's  Guide  for the  Urban  Airshed Model.  Volume 6.
   U&er's Manual for the Postprocessing System.
   PB92-145382/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
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   Enhanced Ozone Monitoring  Network Design and Siting Cri-
   teria Guidance Document.                  .in/we Am
   PB92-145390/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
  PB92-145406/REB
   Assessment of VOC  Emissions and Their Control from
   Baker's Yeast Manufacturing Facilities        »M/UF 401
    PB92-145408/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
  PB92-145416/REB
    Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 231: Prodiamine
    PB92-145416/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-145424/REB
  RED Facts: Carbon Dioxide.
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PB92-145432/REB
  RED Facts: Silicon Dioxide and Silica Gel.
  PB92-145432/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-14S440/REB
  RED Facts: Sodium Diacelale
  PB92-145440/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-145457/REB
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 230: Clethodim.
  PB92-145457/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-145465/REB
  RED Facts: Dried Blood.
  PB92-145465/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-145473/REB
  RED Facts: Inorganic Nitrate/Nitrite (Sodium and Potassi-
  um Nitrates).
  PB92-145473/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-145515/REB
  RCRIS Data  Element Dictionary, Version 3.0.0. Data Tape
  Documentation.
  PB92-145515/REB             92-01   PC A25/MF A06
PB92-145556/REB
  Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor  Data Base Manage-
  ment System User's Manual, Version 1.2.
  PB92-145556/REB             92-01   PCA11/MFA03
PB92-14S564/REB
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening System. Software
  for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 1). User Manual.
  PB92-145564/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-14S572/REB
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening System. Software
  for the PC (SOW March 1990, Version 1). User Manual.
  PB92-145572/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
PB92-145580/REB
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening System. Software
  for the PC (Version June 1990).  User Manual.
  PB92-145580/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
PB92-145S98/REB
  Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System Software
  for the PC (SOW March 1990 Version  1). User Manual.
  PB92-145598/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-146158/REB
  Guide to Site and  Soil  Description for Hazardous Waste
  Site Characterization. Volume 1 . Metals.
  PB92-146158/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03
PB92-146166/REB
  Reclamation and Redevelopment  of Contaminated Land.
  Volume 2. European Case Studies.
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PB92-146208/REB
  Monitoring and Research Strategy  for Forests-Environmen-
  tal Monitoring and Assessment Program.
  PB92-146208/REB            92-01  PC A09/MF A02
PB92-146281/REB
  Base Realignment and Closure  'How-to' Manual for Compli-
  ance  with the National Environment Policy Act.
  PB92-1 46281 /REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03
PB92-146943/REB
  Methodologies for Evaluating  In  situ  Bioremediation  of
  Chlorinated Solvents.
  PB92-146943/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
 PB92-147438/REB
  Access EPA: Public Information Tools, Major EPA Dockets,
  Clearinghouses and Hotlines,  Records Management Pro-
  grams Major EPA Environmental  Databases, Library and
   Information  Services, State Environmental Libraries, EPA
   Scientific Models New for 1992. 1992 Edition.
   PB92-147438/REB                   92-04  PCS21.00
 PB92-147719/REB
   Concentration and Transport of Polychlorinated Biphenyls
   in the Housatonic River between Great Barrington, Massa-
   chusetts. and Kent, Connecticut, 1984-88.
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                                 92-01  PC A02/MF A01
                                                         92-01  PC A02/MF A01

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                            RED Facts' Propionic Acid.
                            PB92-147891/REB
                          PB92-147909/REB
                            Recommended HVAC Standard of the Florida Radon  Re-

                            PB9?1«3S/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
                          PB92-148519/REB
                            Radon  Pressure  Differential  Project, Phase  1,  Florida

                            ^9?ni?Be5S?9a/REBr°9rarn        92-01  PC A04/MF A01
                          PB92-149269/REB
                            Reduction of Disinfection By-Product Precursors by Nanofil-

                            PB92ni49269/REB             92-01  PC E99/MF A06
                          PB92-149277/REB
                            Best Demonstrated Available Technology  (BOAT) Back-
                            ground Document for Quality  Assurance/Quality Control
                            Procedures and Methodology.              .„,,..,- .„,
                            PB92-149277/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02

                          PB92-149285/REB
                            State Programs Advisory Number Nine.      ,„,..,: ,-,
                            PB92-149285/REB             92-01  PC A99/MF E16
PB92-149814/REB
  Performance of  Chlorine-Free Binary Zeotropic Refrigerant
  Mixtures in a Heat Pump.
  PB92-149814/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
PB92-150341/REB
  Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series: Flue Gas Desul-
  furization. Dual Alkali Process.
  PB92-150341/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-150358/REB
  Sulfur Oxides Control Technology Series: Flue Gas Desul-
  furization: Spray Dryer Process.
  PB92-150358/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-150366/REB
  Fine Pore (Fine Bubble) Aeration Systems.
  PB92-150366/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-150374/REB
  Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in the
  Troposphere. Theory and Practice.  3. Rate of  Indirect Pho-
  toreaction.
  PB92-150374/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03
PB92-150382/REB
  Determination of Rates of Reaction in the Gas-Phase in the
  Troposphere. Theory and Practice.  4. Rate of  Indirect Pho-
  toreaction.
  PB92-150382/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
PB92-150390/REB
  Manual for the Certification of Laboratories Analyzing Drink-
  ing Water. Criteria and Procedures Quality Assurance. Third
  Edition. Change 1.
  PB92-150390/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-150408/REB
  Environmental Profiles and Hazard Indices for Constituents
  of Municipal Sludge: DDT/DDE/DDD.
  PB92-150408/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-150416/REB
  Control Technologies for Defunct lead Battery Recycling
  Sites: Overview and Recent Developments. Volume 3.
  PB92-150416/REB             92-01  PC  A03/MF A01
PB92-150424/REB
  What Can Be Leamt from Protocols Relating  to Non-Phar-
  maceuticals.
  PB92-150424/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-150432/REB
  Experimental Investigation of PIC Formation in CFC Inciner-

  PB92-150432/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
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  Solvent Use Emissions  Estimation Methodologies: Future
  Implications.
  PB92-150440/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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 PB92-150465/REB
  Microbial Transport through Porous Media: The Effects of
   Hydraulic Conductivity and Injection Velocity.
  PB92-150465/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-150473/REB
   Held Testing Pesticide Transport Models at a Cooperative
   Test Site Near Plains, Georgia.
   PB92-150473/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-150481/REB
   Abiotic Transformations of Pesticides in Natural Waters and
   Sediments.
   PB92-150481/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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   Sunlight-Induced Oxidation and Reduction of Organic Xeno-
   biotics in Water, 1992.
   PB92-150499/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-150507/REB
   Vertebrate Toxicology of the Solubilized Parasporal Crystal-
   line Proteins of 'Bacillus thuringiensis' Subsp. 'israelensis'.
   PB92-150507/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-150515/REB
   Assessment of Toxicant-Induced Alterations in the Luteiniz-
   inn Hormone Control of Ovulation in the Rat.
   PB92-150515/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-150523/REB
   Formation of  Hemoglobin Adducts of Acrylamide and  Its
   Epoxide Metabolite Glycidamide in the Rat.
   PB92-150523/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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   Differentiation of  'Giardia  duodenalis' from  Other 'Giardia
   spp.'  by  Using Polymerase  Chain  Reaction  and  Gene

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    Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sulfate:
    2. Aluminum and Base Cations.
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    Soil  Response to S and N Treatments in a Northern New
    England Low Elevation Coniferous Forest.
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    Forest Soil Response to Acid and Salt Additions of Sulfate.
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    Carbon.
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  Inferences about Solute Transport in Macroporous Forest
  Soils from Time Series Models.
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  Spodosol Cation Release and Buffering of Acidic Inputs.
  PB92-150580/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-150598/REB
  Near-Continuous Measurement  of Hydrogen Surfide and
  Carbonyl Surfide by an Automatic Gas Chromatograph.
  PB92-150598/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-150606/REB
  Predicting the Toxicity of Bulk Sediments to Aquatic Orga-
  nisms with Aqueous Test Fractions: Pore Water versus Elu-
  triate.
  PB92-150606/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-150614/REB
  Fuel Ceft Energy Recovery from Landfill Gas.
  PB92-150614/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-150622/REB
  Current Status of ADVACATE Process for Flue Gas Desut-
  furization (Journal Article).
  PB92-150622/REB             92-O1  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-150630/REB
  EPA's  Research Projects  Relating to the Dual-Circuit and
  Lorenz Refrigerator/Freezers.
  P892-150630/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
 PB92-1S0648/REB
  Contribution of Ammonia,  Metals and  Nonpolar Organic
  Compounds to the Toxicity of Sediment interstitial  Water
  from an Illinois River Tributary.
  PB92-150648/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-1S06SS/REB
  EPA SITE Demonstration of the  BroTrol Soil Washing Proc-
  ess
  PB92-150655/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-150663/REB
  U.S. Environmental  Protection  Agency's  SITE  Emerging
  Technology Program: 1991  Update
  PB92-150663/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF AOt
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  Direct DNA Sequencing of PCR Products
  PB92-150671/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
 PB92-150M9/REB
  Overview. Conclusions, and Recommendations of the IPCS
  Collaborative Study on Complex Mixtures
  PB92-150689/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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  Design  and Implementation of a Collaborative Study of the
  Mulagerucrty of Complex Mixtures in 'Salmonella typhtmur-
  ium'.
  PB92-150697/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-150705/REB
  Standard Reference Materials for Chemical and Biological
  Studies of Complex Environmental Samples
  PB92-150705/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-1S0713/REB
  Sources of Variation in the Mutagenic Potency of Complex
  Chemical Mixtures Based on the  Salmonella/Microsome
  Assay
  PB92-1S0713/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-150721/REB
  Results of the IPCS Collaborative Study on Complex Mix-
  tures
   PB92-150721/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-150739/REB
  DMA Adducts of the AnWumor Agent Diaziquone.
  PB92-150739/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-150747/REB
   Disposition  of  2.3.7.8-Tetrabromodioenzo-p-Dioxin and
  2,3,7.8-Tetrachtorodibenzo-p-dio»n in the Rat: Biliary Excre-
  tion and Induction of Cytochromes CYP1A1 and CYP1A2
   PB92-150747/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-150754/REB
   Ublrty  of Light Scatter in the  Morphological Analysis of
   Sperm
   PB92-150754/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-1M762/REB
   Morphotogica] Transformation and DNA Adduct  Formation
   by BenzlOaceanthrylene and  Its Metabolites in  C3H10T1;
   2CL8 Cells Evidence tor Both  Cydopenta-Ring and Bay-
   Region Metabolic Activation Pathways
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 PB92-1S0770/REB
   Effects of NGF  and Fetal Cell Transplants  on  Spatial
   Learning after Intradentate Administration of Colchone
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   Effect of Inhaled Methanol on Pituitary and Testcular Hor-
   mones  in Chamber Acclimated and Non-Acclimated Rats.
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 PB92-150796/REB
   Fungicide BenomyllMethyl  1 --2-Benzimida-
   zolecarbamate) Causes Testicular Dysfunction by Inducing
   me Sloughing of Germ Cells and Occlusion of Efferent Due
   lutes.
   PB92-1S0796/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-1S0804/HEB
   In vitro/In vivo Companson o! Yolk-Sac Function  and
   Embryo Development
   PB92-1S0804/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-150812/REB
  Host Resistance to Murine Malaria in Mice Exposed to the
  Adenosine Deaminase Inhibitor, 2'-Deoxycoformycin.
  PB92-150812/RE8             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-150820/REB
  Computational  Studies of the 3-Dimensional Structure of
  Cyclopenta Polycyclic  Aromatic Hydrocarbons Containing a
  Gulf Region.
  PB92-150820/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-150838/REB
  Assessing Developmental Hazard: The Reliability of the A/
  D Ratio.
  PB92-150838/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-150846/REB
  Relationships between Lung Function and  Physical Charac-
  teristics in Young  Adult Black and White Males and  Fe-
  males.
  P892-150B46/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1S0853/REB
  90-Day Toxicity Study of Dichloroacetate in Dogs
  PB92-150853/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-150861/REB
  Myelin Basic Protein-Messenger RNA (MBP-mRNA) Expres-
  sion during Triethyltin-lnduced Myelin Edema.
  PB92-150861/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01
PB92-150879/REB
  Concentration-Time Models for the Effects  of Ozone on
  Bronchoalveolar Lavage  Fluid  Protein  from Rats  and
  Guinea Pigs.
  PB92-150879/RE8             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1SOM7/REB
  Effects of Chemically Induced Maternal Toxicity on Prenatal
  Development in the Rat
  PB9M50887/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-15M9S/REB
  Effect of Pentachloropnenol on the Activation of 2.6-Dinitro-
  loluene to Genotoxic  Urinary Metabolites  in  CD-1  Mice: A
  Companson  of Gl  Enzyme Activities and Urine Mutagenic-
  ity.
  PB92-150895/RES             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1S1547/REB
  Emissions of Metals.  Chromium  and Nickel Species, and
  Organic? from Municipal Wastewater Sludge Incinerators
  PB92-151547/REB             92-01   PC E99/MF E99
PB92-151554/REB
  Emissions of Metals.  Chromium  and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal  Wastewater Sludge Incinerators
  Volume 1. Summary Report.
  PB92-151554/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-151562/REB
  Emissions of Metals,  Chromium  and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal  Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 2. Site 5 Emission Test Report Hexavalenl Chromi-
  um Method Evaluation
  PB92-151562/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-151S70/REB
  Emissions of Metals.  Chromium and Nickel Species, and
  Organics from Municipal  Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 3. Site 6 Emissions Test Report.
  PB92-151570/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-151S88/RE6
  Emissions of Metals,  Chromium and Nickel Species,  and
  Organics from Municipal  Wastewater Sludge Incinerators
  Volume 4. Site 6 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
  PB92-151588/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03
PB92-1515M/REB
  Emissions of Metals.  Chromium and Nickel Species,  and
  Organics from Municipal  Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 5 Site 7 Test Report CEMS Evaluation
  PB92-151596/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-151604/REB
  Emissions of Metals.  Chromium and Nickel Species,  and
  Organics from Municipal  Wastewater Sludge Incinerators.
  Volume 6. Site 8 Emission Test Report
  PB92-151604/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
P892-1S1612/REB
  Emissions of Metals. Chromium and Nickel Species,  and
  Organics from Municipal  Wastewater Sludge Incinerators
  Volume 7. Site 8 Emission Test Report - Appendices.
  PB92-151612/REB             92-01   PCA16.MFA03
PB92-151620/REB
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium  and Nickel Species,  and
  Organics from Municipal  Wastewater Sludge Incinerators
  Volume 8 Site 9 Emission Test Report
  PB92-151620/REB             92-01   PC AOS'MF  A02
PB92-151638/REB
  Emissions of Metals, Chromium  and Nickel  Species,  and
  Organics from Municipal  Wastewater Sludge Incinerators
  Volume 9. Site 9 Emission Test Report - Appendices
  PB92-151638/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF  A06
PB92-1S16S3/REB
  Alaska North Slope OS-Field Restoration  Research Strate-

                               92-01   PC A04/MF  A01
  PB9
    B92-151653/REB
 PB92-152834/REB
  Emission Factor  Documentation for  AP-42 Section  2.5,
  Sewage Sludge Incineration.
  PB92-152834/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 PB92-152S42/REB
  Creosote.  Pentachloropnenol.  and  Inorganic  Arsenicais:
  Amendment of Notice of Intent to Cance! Registrations.
  PB92-152B42/REB             92-01   PC AOS'MF A01
PB92-1S2859/REB
  National Air Pollutant Emission Estimates 1940-1990.
  PB92-1528S9/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
PB92-152S67/HEB
  Emission Factor Documentation for  AP-42 Section 2.1.1.,
  Municipal Waste Combustion.
  PB92-152B67/REB             92-01  PC A15/MF A03
PB92-152875/REB
  Development of an Empirical Model of Methane Emissions
  from Landfills.
  PB92-152875/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-152933/REB
  Developments in Chemical Treatment of Contaminated Soil.
  PB92-152933/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
PB92-152941/REB
  PAST: The Potential ARARs Selection Tool.
  PB92-152941/REB             92-01  PCA02/MFA01
PB92-1529S8/REB
  Diagnostic  Evaluation of Regional Acid Deposition Model
  (RADM) Performance during a Period of Frontal Passage
  Using Aircraft Measurements.
  PB92-152958/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-152966/REB
  Partitioning of the Sulfate Budget into Gas and Aqueous-
  Phase Components in the Regional Acid Deposition Model
  (RADM).
  PB92-152966/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-152974/REB
  Investigation  of PADM  Performance  Using Aircraft Meas-
  urements.
  PB92-152974/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-152982/REB
  Sensitivity of RADM to Point Source Emissions Processing.
  PB92-152982/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-152990YREB
  Summary.  Projections,  and Recommendations  (Chapter
  13).
  PB92-152990/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
PB92-153006/REB
  Global Assessment of Promising Forest Management Prac-
  tices for Sequestration of Carbon
  PB92-153006/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-153014/REB
  Design Issues for Evaluating Seedling Exposure Studies.
  PB92-153014/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-153022/REB
  Equilibrium-Analysis of  Projected Climate  Change Effects
  on the Global Soil Organic Matter Pool.
  PB92-153022/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
PB92-153030/REB
  Mineral Weathering Rates in  Acid-Sensitive  Catchments:
  Extrapolation of Laboratory Experiments to the Field.
  PB92-153030/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-153048/REB
  Sulfur Dynamics of Forest Ecosystems.
  PB92-153048/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-153055/REB
  Emissions and Fuel Economy of DOE Flex-Fuel Vehicles.
  PB92-15305S/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1S3311/REB
  Trace Elements, Leaching and Health Risks from Municipal
  Waste Combustion Ash
  PB92-153311/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01
PB92-153329/REB
  Bacterial Transport through Homogeneous Soil.
  PB92-153329/REB             92-01   PCA02/MFA01
PB92-1S3337/REB
  Pollution Prevention Methods in the Surface Coating Indus-
  try.
  PB92-153337/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1S3345/REB
  AL and the Environment: Knowledge-Based Tools for Envi-
  ronmental Decision Makers.
  PB92-153345/REB             92-01   PCA01/MFA01
PB92-1S3352/REB
  Zooplankton Population Dynamics in  Expenmentally  Toxi-
  fied Pond Ecosystems.
  PB92-153352/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-153360/REB
  Physical and Chemical Control of Released Microorganisms
  at Field Sites
  PB92-153360/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-153378/HEB
  Nutnent Leaching from  Conifer  Needles in  Relation  to
  Foliar Apoplast Cation Exchange Capacity.
  PB92-153378/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-153386/REB
  Evaluation of  Wetland Development and Waterbird Re-
  sponse at Elk Creek Wildlife Management Area. Lake Mills,
  Iowa. 1961 to 1990.
  PB92-153386/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-153394/REB
  Sulfate Retention and  Cation Leaching of Forest Soils in
  Response to Acid Additions
  PB92-153394/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1S3402/REB
  Ten Year Review of Plastics Recycling.
  PB92-153402/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
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PB92-153410/REB
  Technology Evaluation  Report: SITE Program Demonstra-
  tion of the DuPont/Oberlin Microfiltration Technoloav
  PB92-153410/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-153428/REB
  Direct/Delayed Response  Project:  Soil Characterization
  Comparison.
  PB92-153428/REB              92-01   PC A16/MF A03
PB92-153436/REB
  Separation of  Hazardous Organics by Low Pressure  Mem-
  branes: Treatment of Soil-Wash Rinse-Water Leachates
  PB92-153436/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-153444/REB
  Automotive and Heavy-Duty Engine  Coolant Recycling by
  Distillation: Technology Evaluation Report.
  PB92-153444/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
PB92-1S3451/REB
  Biological Activity and Potential Remediation Involving Geo-
  textite Landfill Leachate Filters.
  PB92-1 53451 /REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-153725/REB
  Assessment of Diagnostic Measurements for Selection for
  Residential Radon Mitigation.
  PB92-153725/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1S3733/REB
  Technology for Reduction  of CO2 Emissions from  the
  Transportation Sector.
  PB92-153733/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-153741/REB
  Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change.
  PB92- 153741 /REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1S37S8/REB
  Ductile-to-Brittle Transition Time in Polyethylene Geomem-
  brane Sheet.
  PB92-153758/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1S3766/REB
  Environmental Protection Agency's Municipal  Solid Waste
  Landfill Liner Design Criteria.
  PB92-153766/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-153774/REB
  Waste Minimization for Non-Agricultural Pesticide  Applica-
  tors; EPA's Pollution Prevention Guide.
  PB92-1S3774/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-153762/REB
  GAC Adsorption of a Mixture of Natural Organic Matter and
  VOCs in the Presence and Absence of Molecular Oxygen.
  PB92-153782/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1S3790/REB
  Simulation Results of Single Refrigerants for Use in a Dual-
  Circuit Refrigerator/Freezer.
  PB92-1537&/REB              92-01  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-153808/REB
  Effects of Building  Features  on  Indoor Air and Pollutant
  Movements.
  PB92-153808/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-153816/REB
  Reduction of Nitrobenzene by Four Sulfide Minerals:  Kinet-
  ics, Products, and Solubility.
  PB92-153816/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-153824/REB
  Hydroxyl Radical Formation in Aqueous Reactions (pH 3-8)
  of Iron(ll) with Hydrogen Peroxide: The Photo-Fenton Reac-
  tion.
  PB92-153824/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-153832/REB
  Trends in Catskill  Stream Water Quality: Evidence from His-

  PB92-153832/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1S3S40/REB
  Selection of a Base Serum for the Preparation of Quality
  Control Pools  Containing Environment Analytes.
  PB92-153840/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-153857/REB
  Leaf Photosynthetic and Water  Relations  Responses for
  Valencia' Orange Trees Exposed to Oxidant Air Pollution.
  PB92-153857/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-15386S/REB
  Climate Change and Isoprene Emissions from Vegetation
  PB92-153865/REB             92-O1  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-153S73/REB
  Ecological Regions versus Hydrologic Units: Frameworks
  for Managing  Water Quality.
  PB92-153873/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-153881/REB
  Intertaboratory Study  of  Cellular  Fluorescence  Intensity
  Measurements with Fluorescein-Labeled Microbead  Stand-

  prB92-1 53881  /REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-1S3899/REB
  Intenaboratory Study  of  Cellular  Fluorescence  Intensity
  Measurements with Fluorescein-Labeled Microbead  Stand-

  PB92-153899/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-1S3907/REB
  Trends and Patterns in Section 404  Permitting Requinng
 PB92-153915/REB
   Permeation  of  Multifunctional Acrylates through Selected
   Protective Glove Materials.                 .„,..,- «„„
   PB92-153915/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1S3923/REB
  Use of Four-Dimensional  Data Assimilation  in a Limited-
  Area Mesoscale Model Part 2: Effects of Data Assimilation
  within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
  PB92-153923/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-153931/REB
  Bioavailability to Plants of Sludge-Borne Toxic Organics.
  PB92-153931/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-153949/REB
  Reclaiming Fiber from Newsprint Dry Methods.
  PB92-153949/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-154277
  Thermophysical Properties of Gaseous Refrigerants from
  Speed-of-Sound Measurements. 2. Results for 1,1-dichloro-
  1-fluoroethane (CCI2FCH3).
  PB92-154277                 92-01   Not available NTIS
PB92-154806/REB
  Pesticide Reregistration Handbook: How to Respond to the
  Reregistration Eligibility Document.
  PB92-154806/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-154947/REB
  Technical Implementation  Document for EPA's Boiler and
  Industrial Furnace Regulations.
  PB92-154947/REB             92-01   PC A11/MF A03
PB92-155381/REB
  Toxic Release Inventory (TRI). Documentation for the 1990
  Magnetic Tape.
  PB92-155381/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-155399/REB
  Consolidated List  of Chemicals Subject to  Reporting under
  the  Emergency  Planning  and Community Right-to-Know
  Act. (Title III of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthor-
  ization Act of 1986).
  PB92-155399/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-15S431/REB
  Protein Adducts for Exposure Monitoring:  A Computerized
  Database. Software and User's Manual.
  PB92-155431/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-155696/REB
  Nitrate Occurence in U.S.  Waters (and Related Questions).
  A Reference Summary of  Published Sources from an Agri-
  cultural Perspective.
  PB92-155696/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-158260/REB
  Summary of NOx  Control Technologies and Their Availabil-
  ity and Extent of Application.
  PB92-158260/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-158450/REB
  Exposure and Release Estimations for Filter Press and Tray
  Dryer Operations Based on Pilot Plant Data.
  PB92-158450/REB             92-01  PC A14/MF A03
PB92-15846S/REB
  Indoor Air Quality  Data Base for Organic Compounds.
  PB92-158468/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-158476/REB
  Asbestos Concentrations  Two Years After  Abatement in
  Seventeen Schools.
  PB92-158476/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-158484/REB
  Observations of  Transport  of Trace Gases by Vigorous
  Convective Clouds.
  PB92-158484/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-158492/REB
  Evaluation of RADM Predictions for a Mesoscale-beta Box
  Volume over Northeastern Pennsylvania.
  PB92-158492/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-158500/REB
  Performances of  Lagrangian  and Eulerian Transport and
  Diffusion Models across Continental Scales.
  PB92-158500/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-158518/REB
  AcidMODES: A  Major Field  Study  to  Evaluate Regional
  Scale Air Pollution Models.
  PB92-158518/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-158526/HEB
  Effect of Sub-Grid-Scale  Rainfall Analysis on  Sulfate Wet
  Deposition Estimates in the Regional Lagrangian Model of
  Air  Pollution (RELMAP).
  PB92-158526/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-158534/REB
  Use of Perifusion to  Evaluate Hormonal  Release  In vitro
  from Rat Pituitary and  Hypothalamic Tissue.
  PB92-158534/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-158542/REB
  Storage of Combined Sewage in a Marine Waterbody.
  PB92-158542/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-158559/REB
  Non-Stormwater Discharges into Storm Drainage Systems.
  PB92-158559/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-158567/REB
  Handling  and  Disposal  of  Sludges and  Residuals from
  Combined Sewer Overflow Treatment.          .,...-..,,
  PB92-158567/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1S8575/REB
  Demonstration of in-Receiving Water Storage of Combined
  Sewer Overflows: In  a Marine/Estuarine Environment by
  the Flow Balance Method                  .„„,...- .„,
  PB92-158575/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-158S83/REB
  Compound-Induced Alterations of Sexual Differentiation: A
  Review of Effects in Humans and Rodents.
  PB92-158583/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-158591/REB
  Evaluation of Four Aerobiological Sampling Methods for the
  Retrieval of Aerosolized 'Pseudomonas syringae'.
  PB92-158591/REB              92-01  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-158617/REB
  Retinoic Acid Alters Epithelial Differentiation during Palaoto-
  genesis.
  PB92-158617/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-158625/REB
  Lotus 1-2-3-Based System for Recording and  Maintaining
  Body Weight of Laboratory Animals.
  PB92-158625/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-158633/REB
  Neurobiological Effects of Colchicine: Modulation by Nerve
  Growth Factor.
  PB92-158633/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-158641/REB
  Comparisons of the  Effects of TCDD and Hydrocortisone
  on Growth Factor Expression  Provide Insight into  Their
  Interaction in the Embryonic Mouse Palate.
  PB92-158641/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-158658/REB
  Relationship between Cholinesterase  Inhibition and  Ther-
  moregulation  Following Exposure to Diisopropyl Fluoro-
  phosphate in the Rat.
  PB92-15B658/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-158666/REB
  Intersubject Variability in Human  Acute Ozone Responsive-
  ness. Symposium Proceedings.
  PB92-15B666/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-158674/REB
  Interspecies Sensitivity to Chemical Carcinogens:  Relation-
  ships between  Mouse Skin  Tumors  and Human  Lung
  Cancer.
  PB92-158674/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-158682/REB
  Deposition Patterns of Cigarette Smoke in Human Airways.
  PB92-158682/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-158690/REB
  Transport of Inorganic Colloids through Natural Aquifer Ma-
  terial: Implications for Contaminant Transport.
  PB92-158690/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-160084/REB
  Evaluation of the Fourier Transform  Infrared Spectrometer
  for Particle-Associated Ammonium Sulfate Determination.
  PB92-160084/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-160S48/REB
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 232: Isoxaben.
  PB92-160548/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-161033/REB
  Progress Report of  the Baywide Nutrient Reduction Re-
  evaluation: Chesapeake Bay Program.
  PB92-161033/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-161199/REB
  Technical Aspects of Underground Storage Tank Closure.
  PB92-161199/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-161553/REB
  Multi-Media Investigation Manual.
  PB92-161553/REB             92-01   PC A12/MF A03
PB92-161900/REB
  Rerepistration Eligibility Document (RED): Silicon Dioxide
  and Silica Gel.
  PB92-161900/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-161918/REB
  Evaluation of Alternative Samplers for Bioaerosols.  Phase
  1. Physical Sampling Efficiency.
  PB92-161918/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-161926/REB
  Reregistration  Eligibility Document  (RED):  Carbon and
  Carbon Dioxide.
  PB92-161926/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-161934/REB
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED). Sodium  Diace-
  tate.
  PB92-161934/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-161942/REB
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Dried Blood.
  PB92-161942/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-161959/REB
  Health Effects and Dose-Response Assessment for  Hydro-
  gen Chloride Following Short-Term Exposure.
  PB92-161959/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 PB92-161967/REB
   Enabling Document for New Source Performance  Stand-
  ards for Air Oxidation  Processes and Distillation Operations
   in the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing Industry.
   PB92-161967/REB              92-01   PC  A04/MF A01
 PB92-161975/REB
   Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Inorganic Nitrate/
   Nitrite (Sodium and  Potassium Nitrates).
   PB92-161975/REB              92-01   PC  A03/MF A01
 PB92-161983/REB
   Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Propionic Acid.
   PB92-161983/REB              92-01   PC  A03/MF A01
 PB92-162551/REB
   Preliminary Use and Substitutes Analysis of Lead and Cad-
   mium in Products in Municipal Solid Waste.
   PB92-162551/REB              92-01   PC  A09/MF A02
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                                                     NTIS ORDER/REPORT  NUMBER INDEX
PB92-162S69/REB
  Characterization of Products Containing Mercury in Munici-
  pal Solid Waste in the United States, 1970 to 2000.
  PB92-162569/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-164490/REB
  Application  of  a  Water  Quality  Assessment  Modeling
  System at a Superfund Site.
  PB92-164490/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-164706/REB
  Environmental Radiation Data. Report 63, July-September
  1990.
  PB92-164706/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-164714/REB
  Drinking  Water  Systems:  Three Approaches  to Improve
  Mobile Home Park Compliance.
  PB92-1647WREB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
PB92-1647227REB
  Handbook for Special Public Notification for Lead for Public
  Drinking Water Suppliers.
  PB92-164722/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-164730/REB
  Radiological Survey of the Norfolk  Naval Station, the  Nor-
  folk Naval Shipyard, and Newport News Shipbuilding
  PB92-164730/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-164748/REB
  Tiered Modeling Approach for Assessing the Risks Due to
  Sources of Hazardous Air Pollutants.
  PB92-164748/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1647S5/REB
  Handbook of State Management Practices, July 1984
  PB92-16475S/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A02
PB92-164763/REB
  Manual of Protective Action Guides and Protective Actions
  for Nuclear Incidents.
  PB92-164763/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03
PB92-1647M/REB
  Removing Radium from Water by Plain and Treated Activat-
  ed Alumina.
  PB92-164789/RE8             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-1W797/REB
  Permeation of Multifunctional Acrylates through Three Pro-
  tective doming Materials.
  PB92-164797/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
PB92-164M5/REB
  Sensory Evoked Potentials: Measures of Neurotoxicrty
  PB92-164805/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
P8S2-164813/REB
  Evaluation of  NOx Emissions from TVA Coal-Fired  Power
  Plants.
  PB92-164813/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-164821/REB
  Concentrations from Above-Roof Releases of Laboratory
  Exhausts: A Wind Tunnel Study.
  PB92-164821/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1B4839/REB
  Stability and  Transport  of Inorganic Colloids through Con-
  laminated Aquifer Material.
  PB92-164839/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-164847/REB
  Dosimetry of Localized Accumulations of Cigarette Smoke
  and Radon Progeny at Bifurcations.
  PB92-164847/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
Pf392-164BS4/REB
  Reversibifity of  TnbutyttJn-tnduced  Toxicity In vitro  as a
  Function  of Concentration  and Duration of Exposure  (C X
  T).
  PB92-1648S4/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-164S62/REB
  Developmental Effects  of Methyl Benzimidazolecarbamate
  Following Exposure during Early Pregnancy.
  PB92-164862/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-164S70/REB
  Carcinogens  and Human  Hearth:  Part 3. Letter to the
  Editor
  PB92-164870/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
PB92-164SM/REB
  Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 2. Sen-
  sory.
  PB92-164B88/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PM2-164M6/REB
  fnduction of Nuclear Anomalies in the Gastrointestinal Tract
  by Potycydic Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
  PB92-164896/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-164904/REB
  DNA  Strand  Breaks Induced  in  Cultured  Human and
  Rodent Cefls by Chlorohydroxyfuranones, Mutagens Isolat-
  ed from Drinking Water
  PB92-164904/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-164912/HEB
  Subacute and Subchronic Oral Toxicity of 1,3-Dichloropro-
  pane in the Rat.
  PB92-164912/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-164920/REB
  Comparative  Subchronic Toxicity Studies of  Three  Disin-
  fectants.
  PB92-164920/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-164938/REB
  Induction of  Gastrointestinal  Tract Nuclear Anomalies in
  B6C3F1  Mice  by  3-ChkxcHl-(Dichlorometfiyl)-5-HytJroxy-
  2(5H)-Furanone  and 3.4-(Dichtoro)-5-Hydroxy-2(5H)-Furari-
  one. Mutagenic Byproducts of Chlorine Disinfection.
  PB92-164938/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-164946/REB
  Subchronic Toxicity Study of Ozonated and  Ozonated/
  Chlorinated Hume Acids in Sprague-Dawley Rats: A Model
  System for Drinking Water Disinfection.
  PB92-164946/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-164953/REB
  Proximity of Louisiana Sanitary Landfills to Wetlands and
  Deepwater Habitats.
  PB92-164953/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-164961/REB
  VMT Forecasting, and Tracking Guidance, Section 187.
  PB92-164961/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-164979/REB
  Phase Distributions of Airborne Polycyclic Aromatic Hydro-
  carbons in Two U.S. Cities.
  PB92-164979/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-16499S/REB
  Clean Air Act Requirements for Trace Metals Information.
  PB92-164995/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-165000/REB
  Computer-Assisted  Sperm  Analysis of Rodent  Epididyma!
  Sperm Motility Using the Hamilton-Thorn Motility Analyzer.
  PB92-165000/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166321/REB
  Isolation and Culture of Leydig Cells from Adult Rats.
  PB92-166321/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166339/REB
  Reflex Modification and the Assessment of Sensory Dys-
  function.
  PB92 166339/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166347/REB
  Neurobehavioral Toxicology Chapter 2
  PB92-166347/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166354/REB
  Preliminary Results of  a Pesticide  Leaching Study at Plains,

  PB92-166354/HEB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-166602/REB
  Application of MINTEOA2 to the Speciation of Contami-
  nants at Globe, Arizona.
  PB92-166602/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-166610/REB
  Treating Soil Solution  Samplers to Prevent Microbia! Re-
  moval of Analytes.
  PB92-166610/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-166628/REB
  New Perspectives  in  Aquatic Redox  Chemistry: Abiotic
  Transformations of Pollutants in Groundwater and  Sedi-
  ments.
  PB92-166628/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166636/REB
  Expert Systems Show Promise for Customer Inquiries. Man-
  agement and Operations
  PB92-166636/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-166644/REB
  Fluid Modeling Simulation of Stack-Tip Downwash for Neu-
  trally Buoyant Plumes.
  PB92-166644/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166651/REB
  Evaluation of Gas Chromatography/Matrix Isolation Infrared
  Spectrometry for the Determination of Semivolatile Organic
  Compounds in Air Sample Extracts
  PB92-166651/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166669/REB
  Stability of Tropospheric OH during Ice Ages. Inter-Glacial
  Epochs and Modem Times
  PS92-166669/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-166677/REB
  Sampling and Analysis of PCDDs and PCDFs in Stationary
  Source Emission Air Samples.
  PB92-166677/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-166M5/REB
  Improved Method for Estimating Molecular Weights of Vola-
  tile Organic Compounds from Low Resolution Mass Spec-
  tra.
  PB92-166685/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166693/REB
  Composition of Motor Vehicle Organic Emissions under Ele-
  vated Temperature Summer Driving Conditions (75 to 105
  degF).
  PB92-166693/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-166701/REB
  Porycydic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Their Denvatives  in
  Indoor and Outdoor Air in an Eight-Home Study.
  PB92-166701/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166719/REB
  Tedlar Bag Sampling System for Toxic Organic Compounds
  m Source Emission Sampling and Analysis.
  PB92-166719/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
PB92-166727/REB
  High-Volume Impactor for Sampling Fine and Coarse Parti-
  cles.
  PB92-166727/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-16S73S/REB
  Microbial Degradation  of Toluene under Sulfate-Reducing
  Conditions and the Influence of Iron on the Process
  PB92-166735/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-166743/REB
  Personnel Protection  through Reconnaissance  Robotics  at
  Superfund Remedial Sites.
  PB92-166743/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-166750/REB
  Use of Four-Dimensional Data Assimilation in a  Limited-
  Area Mesoscale Model Part 2: Effects of Data Assimilation
  within the Planetary Boundary Layer.
  PB92-166750/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166763/REB
  Limited PCB Antagonism of TCDD-lnduced Malformations
  in Mice.
  PB92-166768/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-186776/REB
  Examination of the  Anticonvulsant Properties of Voltage-
  Sensitive  Calcium Channel Inhibitors in Amygdala Kindled
  Seizures.
  PB92-166776/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-166784/REB
  Advanced Emission Speciation Methodologies for the Auto/
  Oil Air Quality Improvement  Research  Program. 1.  Hydro-
  carbons and Ethers.
  PB92-166784/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166792/REB
  OSARs for Predicting Biotic and Abiotic Reductive Transfor-
  mation Rate Constants  of Halogenated Hydrocarbons  in
  Anoxic Sediment Systems.
  PB92-166792/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166800/REB
  OSARs for Predicting Reductive Transformation Rate Con-
  stants of  Halogenated Aromatic Hydrocarbons  in  Anoxic
  Sediment  Systems.
  PB92-166800/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
PB92-166S18/REB
  Reductive Transformations of  Halogenated Aromatic Hydro-
  carbons in Anaerobic  Water-Sediment  Systems: Kinetics,
  Mechanisms and Products.
  PB92-166818/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166826/REB
  Report of the EPA  Peer Review Workshop on Alpha2U-
  Globulin: Association with Renal  Toxicity and Neoplasia in
  the Male Rat. Held in Gaithersburg, MD. on November 13-
  14. 1990.
  PB92-166826/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-166834/REB
  Health Assessment Document for Vermiculite.
  PB92-166834/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166842/REB
  General  Methods for  Remedial Operations Performance
  Evaluations.
  PB92-166842/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166859/REB
  Annual  Risk Reduction  Engineering Laboratory Research
  Symposium (18th) Abstract Proceedings. Held in Cincinnati,
  Ohio on April 14-16,  1992.
  PB92-166859/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03
PB92-166867/REB
  Bioaccumulation of  Contaminants in Crabs and Clams in
  Beltingham Bay.
  PB92-166867/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1S6875/REB
  Sampling  and Analysis Design for Development of  Everett
  Harbor Action Program.
  PB9P-166875/REB             92-01  PCA04/MFA01
PB92-166M3/REB
  Beyond the Border:  Environmental Management in Wash-
  ington and British Columbia.
  PB92-166883/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-166891/REB
  Neanthes Long-Term Exposure Experiment: Further Evalua-
  tion of the Relationship between Juvenile Growth and Re-
  productive Success
  PB92-166891/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166917/REB
  Reference Area Performance  Standards for Puget Sound.
  PB92-166917/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-166925/REB
  Controlling Odorous  Emissions from Iron Foundries.
  PB92-166925/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166933/REB
  Report of the Great Lakes  Air Toxics  Research Priorities
  Workshop. Held at  Navarre, Minnesota on March 11-13.
  1991
  PB92-166933/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166941/REB
  Theoretical  Evaluation  of  Stability  of Volatile  Organic
  Chemicals and Polar Volatile Organic  Chemicals in Canis-
  ters.
  PB92-166941/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166958/REB
  Natural Basement Ventilation as a Radon Mitigation Tech-
  nique.
  PB92-166958/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-166966/REB
  Pilot-Scale Evaluation of the Thermal Stability POHC Incin-
  erability Ranking.
  PB92-166966/REB             92-01   PCA11/MFA03
PB92-168S09/REB
  Quality Assurance Project Plan  for the National Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells
  PB92-168509/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-168517/REB
  Quality Assurance Project Plan  for the National Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 1 - Nitrc-
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                                                      NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER  INDEX
                                                                                                                                         PB92-174697/REB
  gen/Phosphorous  Pesticides  and Analytical  Method 3  -
  Chlorinated Acid Herbicides.
  PB92-168517/REB              92-04  PCA12/MFA03
PB92-168525/REB
  Quality Assurance Plan for the National Pesticide Survev of
  Drinking Water Wells:  Analytical Method  2  - Chlorinated
  Pesticides.
  PB92-168525/REB                      92-04   PC A08
PB92-16854I/REB
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan  for the National  Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water  Wells: Analytical  Method 5  -
  Methyl Carbamates.
  PB92-168541/RE8              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-168558/REB
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan  for the National  Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 6
  PB92-168558/RES              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-168566/REB
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan  for the National  Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method 7 - Fumi-
  gants.
  PB92-168566/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-168574/REB
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan  for the National  Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking  Water Wells:  Analytical Method 9 - Ni-
  trate and Nitrite.
  PB92-168574/REB              92-04  PC A05/MF A01
PB92-1M582/REB
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan  for the National  Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking  Water Wells Referee Analyses for Ana-
  lytical  Method 2 - Organochlorine Pesticides, Analytical
  Method 4  - Carbamates. Method 5 - Methylcarbamates,
  Method 7 - Fumigants. and Method 9 - Nitrate/Nitrite
  PB92-168582/REB              92-04  PC A11/MF A03
PB92-168590/REB
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan  for the National  Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method  1
  P892-168590/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-1686M/REB
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan  for the National  Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Analytical Method  3.
  PB92-168608/REB              92-04 PC A09/MF A02
PB92-16M16/REB
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan  for the National  Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells:  Analytical Method 6  - Eth-
  ytene Thiourea.
  PB92-168616/REB              92-04 PC A07/MF A02
PB92-168624/REB
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan  for the National  Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking  Water Wells:  Hydrogeologic Character-
  ization and Second-Stage Stratification Activities.
  PB92-168624/REB              92-04 PC A08/MF A02
PB92-168632/REB
  Quality Assurance Project Plan for the National Survey of
  Pesticides  in Drinking Water Wells: Well  Sampling, Data
  Collection and Processing.
  PB92-168632/REB              92-04 PC A07/MF A02
PB92-168640/REB
  Quality Assurance  Project Plan  for the National  Pesticide
  Survey of Drinking Water Wells: Survey Statistics, Data Col-
  lection and Processing.
  PB92-168640/REB               92-04 PC A04/MF A01
PB92-169044/REB
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Chemical Dehalogenation.
  PB92-169044/REB               92-04 PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-169275/REB
  Chemical   Dehalogenation   Treatability   Studies   under
  CERCLA: An Overview.
  PB92-169275/REB              92-04 PC A02/MF A01
P892-169359/REB
  GIS Technical Memorandum 3: Global Positioning Systems
  Technology and Its  Application in Environmental Programs
  PB92-169358/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-169382/REB
  Study to Determine the Feasibility of Using  a Ground-Pene-
  trating Radar for  More Effective Remediation of Subsurface
  Contamination.
  PB92-169382/REB              92-O4 PC A06/MF A02

PB92-169390/REB
  Proceedings on the National United States Environmental
  Protection  Agency  Conference  on  Household Hazardous
  Waste Management (6th). Held  in Seattle, Washington on
  December 3-7, 1991.
  PB92-169390/REB              92-01  PC A99/MF £08
PB92-169473/REB
  National Radon Measurement Proficiency Program: Individ-
  ual Proficiency Report.
  P692-169473/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-169523/REB
  EPCRA Section 313 Roadmaps  Database. User's Manual.
  (Version 2.2) (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-169S23/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-169564/REB
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening System.  Software
  for the PC (OLM01.8 Version 2) (User Manual).
  PB92-169564/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-169614/REB
  ESP VI 4.0 Electrostatic  Precipitator VI and  Performance
  Prediction Model.
  PB92-169614/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-169630/REB
  Fish Communities in Lakes in Subregion 2B (Upper Penin-
  sula of Michigan) in Relation to Lake Acidity. Volume 1 and
  Volume 2: Appendices. Data Tape Documentation.
  PB92-169630/REB             92-04  PCA11/MFA03
PB92-1696SS/REB
  Statistical  Approach  to  Predicting Chronic  Toxicity of
  Chemicals  to Fishes from Acute Toxicity Test Data. Data
  Tape Documentation.
  PB92-169655/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-170166/REB
  Air Pollution Effects on Biodiversity
  PB92-170166/REB             92-01  PC A1S/MF A03
PB92-170174/REB
  Research Strategy for  Electric  and Magnetic Fields: Re-
  search Needs and Priorities.
  PB92-170174/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-170190/REB
  Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Program Dem-
  onstration  Plan  for Westinghouse  Bio-Analytic  Systems
  Pentachlorophenol Immunoassays.
  PB92-170190/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-170562/REB
  Evaluation  of  the Chemical Resistance  of  Geotextiles,
  Geonet and Pipe.
  PB92-170562/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-170570/REB
  Guide  for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Soil Washing. Interim Guidance.
  PB92-170570/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-170588/REB
  Guide  for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
  Soil Washing: Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
  PB92-170588/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-171370
  14C Source Apportionment  Technique Applied to Winter-
  time Urban Aerosols and Gases for the EPA Integrated Air
  Cancer Project.
  PB92-171370                 92-01  Not available NTIS
PB92-171909/REB
  Air/Superfund National  Technical Guidance Study Series.
  Guideline for Predictive Baseline Emissions Estimation Pro-
  cedures for Superfund Sites.
  PB92-171909/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-171917/REB
  Air Superfund National  Technical Guidance Study Series.
  Screening Procedures for Estimating the Air Impacts of In-
  cineration at Superfund Sites.
  PB92-171917/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-171925/REB
  Air Superfund National  Technical Guidance Study Series.
  Estimation of Air Impacts for the Excavation of Contaminat-
  ed Soil.
  PB92-171925/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-171958/REB
  RED Facts: Sodium and Calcium Hypochlorite Salts.
  PB92-171958/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-171966/REB
  Status of Selected Air Pollution Control Programs, February
  1992.
  PB92-171966/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02
PB92-173210/REB
  Innovative  Treatment  Technologies:  Semi-Annual  Status
  Report. (Third Edition).
  PB92-173210/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-173293/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Antimony.
  PB92-173293/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-173301/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Beryllium.
  PB92-173301/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
PB92-173319/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Cyanide.
  PB92-173319/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-173327/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Dalapon.
  PB92-173327/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-173335/REB
  Quantification of Toxicological Effects for Dichloromethane.
  PB92-173335/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-173343/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria  Document tor Di(2-Ethylhexyl) Adi-
  pate.
  PB92-173343/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-173350/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Drnoseb.
  PB92-173350/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-173368/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Diquat.
  PB92-173368/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-173376/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endothall.
  PB92-173376/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-173384/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Endrin.
  PB92-173384/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
PB92-173392/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Glyphosate.
  PB92-173392/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-173400/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Hexachlorobenzene.
  PB92-173400/REB              92-01  PCA10/MFA03
PB92-173418/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria  Document for Hexachlorocyclopen-
  tadiene.
  PB92-173418/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-173426/REB
  Drinking  Water  Quantification of Toxicologic  Effects for
  Nickel.
  PB92-173426/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-173434/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Oxamyl (VYDATE).
  PB92-173434/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-173442/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria  Document for Phthalic Acid Esters
  (PAES).
  PB92-173442/REB              92-01  PC A14/MF A03
PB92-173459/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Polycyclic Aromatic
  Hydrocarbons (PAHs).
  PB92-173459/REB              92-01  PC A20/MF A04
PB92-173467/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Picloram.
  PB92-173467/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-173475/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Simazine.
  PB92-173475/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
PB92-173483/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Thallium.
  PB92-173483/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-173491/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for Trichlorobenzenes.
  PB92-173491/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-173509/REB
  Drinking Water Criteria Document for 1,1,2-Trichloroethane.
  PB92-173509/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-173S25/REB
  Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Proposed Effluent  Limita-
  tions Guidelines and Standards for the Pesticide Manufac-
  turing Industry.
  PB92-173525/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-173533/REB
  Economic Impact Analysis of Proposed Effluent  Limitations
  Guidelines and Standards for the Pesticide Manufacturing
  Industry.
  PB92-173533/REB              92-01  PC A1S/MF A03
PB92-173541/REB
  Development  Document  for  Best  Available  Technology,
  Pretreatment  Technology, and New Source Performance
  Technology for the  Pesticide Chemical Industry. Proposed.
  (Pesticide Chemicals Manufacturing Category Effluent Limi-
  tations  Guidelines,  Pretreatment Standards,   and  New
  Source Performance Standards).
  PB92-173541/RES              92-01  PCA21/MFA04
PB92-173566/REB
  Transportation Control Measure Information Documents.
  PB92-173566/REB              92-01  PC A19/MF A04
PB92-173780/REB
  Potential Reuse of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil: A Directo-
  ry of Permitted Recycling Facilities.
  PB92-173780/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-174051/REB
  Radon Reduction and Radon-Resistant Construction Dem-
  onstrations in New York State.
  PB92-174051/REB              92-01  PC A20/MF A04
PB92-174317/REB
  Reactive Transport  of Suspended  Particles:  Mechanisms
  and Modeling.
  PB92-174317/REB              92-01  PC A13/MF A03
PB92-174408/REB
  Cape Cod Waste Water Renovation and  Retrieval System,
  a Study of Water Treatment and Conservation First Year of
  Operation.
  PB92-174408/REB              92-01  PC A10/MF A03
PB92-174655/REB
  Proceedings:  1989  International  Conference on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Held in Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-
  14,  1989.
  PB92-174655/REB              92-01  PC E99/MF E99
PB92-174663/REB
  Proceedings:  1989  International  Conference on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 1. Sessions 0,1, 2, and 3. Held
  in Hollywood. Florida, on April 11-14, 1989.
  PB92-174663/REB              92-01  PC A19/MF A04
PB92-174671/REB
  Proceedings:  1989  International Conference on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 2. Sessions 4, 5, and 6. Held in
  Hollywood, Florida on April 11-14. 1989.
  PB92-174671/REB              92-01  PC A19/MF A04
PB92-174689/REB
  Proceedings:  1989  International Conference on Municipal
  Waste Combustion.  Volume  3. Sessions 7 and 8.  Held in
  Hollywood, Florida, on April 11-14, 1989.
  PB92-174689/REB              92-01  PC A19/MF A04
PB92-174697/REB
  Proceedings:  1989  International Conference on Municipal
  Waste Combustion. Volume 4. Sessions 9, 10, 11, and 12.
  Held in Hollywood, Florida on April 11-14. 1989.
  PB92-174697/REB             92-01  PC A21/MF A04
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PB92-174721/REB
  National Home and Garden Pesticide Use Survey.
  PB92-174721/REB              92-01  PC E99/MF E99
PB92-174739/REB
  National Home  and  Garden Pesticide  Use Survey Final
  Report. Executive Summary.
  PB92-174739/RES              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-174747/REB
  National Home  and  Garden Pesticide  Use Survey. Final
  Report. Volume  1. Executive Summary,  Results, and Rec-
  ommendations.
  PB92-174747/REB              92-01   PC A16/MF A03
PB92-174754/REB
  National Home  and  Garden Pesticide  Use Survey. Final
  Report.  Volume  2. Survey Design,  Implementation,  and
  Analysis Methods.
  PB92-174754/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-176221/REB
  Procedures for Establishing Emissions tor Early Reduction
  Compliance  Extensions.  Volume 1.  Synthetic Organic
  Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Oxide Sterilization,  and
  Chromium Electroplating.
  P892-176221/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
PB92-176353/REB
  Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen.
  PB92-176353/REB              92-01   PC E99/MF E99
PBS2-176361/REB
  Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen. Volume 1.
  PB92-176361 /REB             92-01   PC A20/MF  A04
PB*2-17S37»/REB
  Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen  Volume 2.
  PB92-176379/REB             92-01   PC A99/MF  A06
PBS2-176387/REB
  Air Quality Criteria for Oxides of Nitrogen  Volume 3
  PB92-176387/REB             92-01   PC A23/MF  AIM
PB»2-17*227/R£B
  Catalogue and Directory of  New England States and Re-
  gional GIS Organizations and Activities, and an Assessment
  of Their Future GIS Needs
  PB92-178227/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF  A03
PB92-17M3BYREB
  Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids: A Workshop Summary.
  Held in Dallas. Texas on April 16-18. 1991.
  PB92-176938/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF  A01
PB92-178946/REB
  Wetlands  Research  Plan FY92-96:  An  Integrated Risk-
  Based Approach.
  PB92-178946/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
P692-178953/REB
  Pilot-Scale  Incineration of  PCB-Contaminated  Sediments
  from the New Bedford Harbor Hot Spot Superfund Site.
  PB92-178953/HEB             92-01   PC A09/MF A03
PB92-178961/REB
  User's Guide and Data Dictionary for  Kenai Lakes Investi-

      1-178961/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-17B979/REB
  Evaluation of VOST and SemTVOST Methods for Haloge-
  nated Compounds in the Clean Air Act  Amendments  Title
  III. Bench and Laboratory Studies.
  PB92-178979/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-17SM7/REB
  Statistical Issues in Environmental Monitoring and Assess-
  ment
  PB92-178987/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-17899S/REB
  Kinetic Properties of Malic Dehydrogenase from Three Cul-
  tivars of Rice.
  PB92-178995/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
P892-179001/REB
  Innovative Treatment  Technologies: Overview and Guide to
  Information Sources.
  PB92-179001 /REB              92-01   PC A20/MF A04
P692-179O19/REB
  Reductive Dechlorination of Trichloroethylene in Anoxic Aq-
  uifer Material from Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey.
  P892-179019/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PBS2-17V027/REB
  Pollution Impacts at the Stand and Ecosystem Levels.
  PB92-179027/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-17M35/REB
  Methods Used in Determination of Cholinesterase Activity.
  PB92-179035/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179043/REB
  Incineration Data on Arsenic and Lead Emissions.
  PB92-179043/-REB              92-01   PC A03/MF AOt
PB92-179050/REB
  Column Studies on BTEX Biodegradation under Microaero-
  philc and Denitrifying  Conditions.
  PB92-1790SO/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179068/REB
  Monitoring of the Estrous Cycle in the Laboratory Rodent
  by Vaginal Lavage.
  PB92-179068/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179076/HEB
  Measuring Sexual Behavior in the Female Rat.
  PB92-179O76/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PS92-179084/REB
  Collection of Interstitial Fluid and Seminiferous Tubule  Fluid
  from the  Rat Tests.
  PB92-179084/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179092/REB
  Distribution, Speciation, and Transformation of Chromium in
  Contaminated Soils and Aquifer Sediments.
  PB92-179092/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-179100/REB
  Biotransformation  of  CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene  in  Aquifer
  Material from Picatinny Arsenal, Morris County, New Jersey.
  PB92-179100/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179118/REB
  Modeling Contaminant Transport through Subsurface Sys-
  tems.
  PB92-179118/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179126/REB
  Spatial Variability of Geochemical and Hydrologic  Proper-
  ties of Subsurface Materials in a Sand and Gravel Aquifer,
  Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
  PB92-179126/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-179134/REB
  Effect  of the Geochemical Environment on Heavy-Metal
  Transport in Ground Water.
  PB92-179134/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01
PB92-179142/REB
  Toxicity of Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate to Fishes.
  PB92-179142/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179159/REB
  Use of Pilot Columns for Predicting Full-Scale GAC Per-
  formance.
  PB92-179159/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179670/REB
  Demonstration of Waste Treatment Technologies.
  PB92-179670/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-179688/REB
  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Research Program
  on the Environmental Impacts and Control of Highway De-
  icing Salt Pollution.
  PB92-179688/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179696/REB
  Compliance Concerns with the New Conform Regulation.
  PB92-179696/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-179704/REB
  Opportunistic Organisms and the Water Supply Connection.
  PB92-179704/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179712/REB
  Comparison of Methods for Determination of Dissolved  In-
  organic Carbon (DIC).
  PB92-179712/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179720/REB
  Comprehensive Evaluation of a Field Test Kit for Lead.
  PB92-179720/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179738/REB
  Abiotic Transformation of  Carbon Tetrachloride in the  Pres-
  ence of Sulfide and Mineral Surfaces
  PB92-179738/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-179746/REB
  Vapor  Pressures, Liquid Molar  Volumes,  Vapor Non-Ideal-
  ities, and Critical  Properties of  Some Fluorinated  Ethers:
  CF3OCF2OCF3.     CF3OCF2CF2H,     C-CF2CF2CF2O.
  CF3OCF2H. and CF3OCH3: and of CCI3F and CF2CIH.
  PB92-179746/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179753/REB
  Humic Substances and Contaminant Transport. A Review.
  PB92-179753/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-179761/REB
  Combined Sewer Overflow: Balancing Flow for CSO Abate-
  ment.
  PB92-179761/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-179779/REB
  Neuroendocrine Responses to Social Regulation of Puberty
  in the Female House Mouse.
  PB92-179779/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179787/REB
  Applications of a Neurobehavioral Screening Battery
  PB92-179787/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179795/REB
  Epoxide  Ring Opening and Related  Reactivities of Cyclo-
  penta  Polycyclic Aromatic  Hydrocarbons:  Quantum Me-
  chanical Studies.
  PB92-179795/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-179S03/REB
  Remediation of Leaking  USTs: A System  for Accessing
  Case Histories and Related Documents.
  PB92-179803/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-179811/REB
  Sorption  of Heavy Metals  by  the Soil  Fungi 'Aspergillus
  niger1 and Mucor rouxii.
  PB92-179811/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-179829/REB
  Modelling Individuals Employing an Integrated Energy Re-
  sponse: Application to 'Daphnia'.
  PB92-179829/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179837/REB
  Spectroscopic  Study of  Surface  Redox Reactions  With
  Manganese Oxides.
  PB92-179837/REB             92-O1   PC A02/MF A01
P892-179845/REB
  Behavior of Arsenic in a Rotary  Kiln Incinerator (Journal
  Version).
  PB92-179845/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-179852/REB
  Visions of the Future in Drinking Water Microbiology.
  PB92-179852/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179860/REB
  Underground Storage Tanks  on  Indian Lands.  Education
  Moderates: An Environmental Treat.
  PB92-179860/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-179878/REB
  U.S. EPA's Research on Life-Cycle Analysis.
  PB92-179878/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
PB92-179886/REB
  Chemical Substitution for 1,1,f,-Trichloroethane and Metha-
  nol in an Industrial Cleaning Operation.
  PB92-179886/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01
PB92-179894/REB
  Capsule Report: Paniculate Control by Fabric Filtration  on
  Coal-Fired Industrial Boilers.
  PB92-179B94/REB
PB92-179902/REB
  Capsule Report: Bahco Flue Gas Desulfurization and Partic-
  ulate Removal System.
  PB92-179902/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179910/REB
  Capsule Report:  First  Progress  Report. Physical Coal-
  Cleaning Demonstration at Homer City, Pennsylvania.
  PB92-179910/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-17992B/REB
  Capsule Report: Acostic Monitoring to Determine the Integ-
  rity of Hazardous Waste Dams.
  PB92-179928/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179936/REB
  Capsule Report:  Disposal of Flue  Gas  Desulfurization
  Wastes. Shawnee  Field Evaluation.
  PB92-179936/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179944/REB
  Capsule Report:  Adipic  Acid-Enhanced Lime/Limestone
  Test Results at the EPA Alkali Scrubbing Test Facility.
  PB92-179944/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-179993/REB
  Capsule Report:  Benefits  of  Microprocessor  Control  of
  Curing Ovens for Solvent-Based Coatings.
  PB92-179993/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-180009/REB
  Guideline  Series:  Control of  Volatile Organic  Compound
  Emissions from Reactor  Processes and Distillation Oper-
  ations  Processes in the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manu-
  facturing Industry.
  PB92-180009/REB             92-01   PC A09/MF A03
PB92-180017/REB
  Alternative Control Techniques Document: For PM-10 Emis-
  sions from Ferrous Foundries.
  PB92-180017/REB
                               92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-18O025/REB
  In situ Soil Flushing. Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-180025/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-180033/REB
  Air Stripping of Aqueous Solutions. Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-180033/REB             92-01   PCA02/MFA01
PB92-180041/REB
  Control of Air Emissions from Materials Handling during Re-
  mediation. Engineering Bulletin
  PB92-180041/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-180058/REB
  Granular Activated Carbon Treatment. Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-180058/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1S0066/REB
  Chemical Oxidation Treatment Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-180066/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-180074/REB
  Chemical Enhancements to Pump-and-Treat Remediation.
  Ground Water Issue.
  PB92-180074/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-180082/REB
  NEXRAD Precipitation Information Application  Forum Cli-
  mate and Global Change.
  PB92-180082/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-180090/REB
  Abstracts of Selected Precious Metal Mines' Permits.
  PB92-180090/REB             92-01   PCA21/MFA04
PB92-180108/REB
  Directory of  Mine Waste Characterization and  Drainage
  Quality  Contacts  in  Western  Governors'  Association
  Member States.
  PB92-180108/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-180116/REB
  Reregistration Eligibiligy Document (RED): Sodium and Cal-
  cium Hypochlorites.
  PB92-180116/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-180124/REB
  Questions and  Answers about the Early Reductions Pro-

  PB92-180124/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-180132/REB
  Enabling Document for Regulations Governing Compliance
  Extensions for  Early Reductions of Hazardous  Air Pollut-
  ants.
  PB92-180132/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-180157/REB
  Chlorinated Dioxins and Furans in the General U.S. Popula-
  tion: NHATS FY87 Results.
  PB92-180157/REB             92-01   PCA12/MFA03
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 PB92-180165/REB

  £2'iUo"?™Preven"on Case Studies Compendium
  PB92-180165/REB              92-01  PC A06/MF A02
 PB92-180173/REB
  Asia Pacific  Cleaner Production  Conference: Cooperative
  Approaches in Minimising Hazardous Wastes  Held in Mel-
  bourne, Australia on February 24-27 1992
  PB92-180173/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-180181/REB
  Asia Pacific  Cleaner Production  Conference  International
  legislative Trends. Held in Melbourne, Australia on Febru-

  PB92-1 801 81 /REB
 PB92-180199/REB
  Application of Modified Aluminon and GFAAS Methods to
  Beryllium Determination in Drinking Water
  PB92-180199/REB              92-01 ' PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-180207/REB
  Fuzzy Logic Control  of AC Induction Motors
  PB92-180207/RE8              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-18021S/RE8
  U.S. EPA's Global Climate Change Program. Landfill  Emis-
  sions and Mitigation  Research
  PB92-160215/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-180223/REB
  Potential Impacts of Increased Solar UV-B on  Global Plant
  Productivity.
  PB92-180223/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-160231/REB
  Methods of Assessing  Responses of  Trees,  Stands and
  Ecosystems lo Air Pollution (Chapter 7)
  PB92-1 80231 /REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-180249/REB
  What Is the Potential of Forest Management to Slow the In-
  crease of Atmospheric CO2.
  PB92-180249/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-1802S6/REB
  NATO Workshop on the Atmospheric Methane Cycle. Held
  in  Mt. Hood. Oregon  on October 6-11, 1991. Working
  Group Report on Melhane Sources and Sinks.
  PB92-180256/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-180264/REB
  Improvement  of  Performance of Variable Probability  Sam-
  pling Strategies.
  PB92-180264/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-180272/REB
  Probability Sampling and Population Inference in Monitoring
  Programs.
  PB92-180272/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-180280/REB
  Ozonation/Post-Chlorination of Humic  Acid: A Model for
  Predicting Drinking Water Disinfection By-Products.
  PB92-180280/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-180298/REB
  Radon  Prevention  in  the  Design and  Construction of
  Schools and other Large Buildings.
  PB92-180298/REB              92-01   PC A01/MF A01
PB92-180306/REB
  Serological Cross-Reactions  between  'Escherichia   coli'
  0157 and other Species of the Genus 'Escherichia'.
  PB92-180306/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01
PB92-180314/REB
  Effects of Sampling Design Parameters on Block Selection.
  PB92-180314/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-180322/REB
  Modification of an Index of  Biotic Integrity Based on  Fish
  Assemblages to  Characterize  Rivers of the Seine Basin,
  France.
  PB92-180322/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-180330/REB
  Formation of  Transconjugants on Plating Media Following
  '!n situ' Conjugation Experiments.
  PB92-180330/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-180348/REB
  Oregon,  USA.  Ecological Regions and  Subregions  for
  Water Quality Management.
  PB92-180348/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-180355/REB
  Effects of Open-Top  Chambers  on  'Valencia'  Orange
  Trees.
  PB92-180355/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-180363/REB
  Teratogenesis, Toxicity, and Bioconcentration in  Frogs Ex-
  posed  to Dieldrin.
  PB92-180363/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-180371/REB
  How  Much  Acidification Has Occurred  in  Adirondack
  Region Lakes (New York, USA) since Preindustrial Times.
  PB92-1 80371 /REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-180389/REB
  Cloning and Expression of a Lignin Peroxidase Gene from
  'Streptomyces viridosporus' in 'Streptomyces lividans'.
  PB92-180389/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-180397/REB
  Diatoms: Powerful Indicators of Environmental Change.
  PB92-180397/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-180405/REB
  Assessing Trends in Fishery Resources  and  Lake Water
  Aluminum  from  Paleolimnological Analyses of Siliceous
  Algae
  PB92-180405/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-180868/REB
  Development  of  a  Core Combustion Research Program
  Plan for EPA.
  PB92-180868/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-182344/REB
  Respiratory Health  Effects  of  Passive  Smoking:  Lung
  Cancer and Other Disorders
  PB92-182344/REB             92-04  PC A24/MF A04
 PB92-182518/REB
  Update Package for RCRA Permit Policy Compendium (As-
  sorted Volumes)
  PB92-182S18/REB                     92-04  PC £99
 PB92-182781/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles.
  PB92-182781/REB             92-04  PC E99/MF E99
 PB92-182799/REB
  Application for Certification 1991 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - SportsCar America, PUMA Division Inc.
  PB92-182799/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-182807/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - BMW of North America, Inc.
  PB92-182807/REB             92-04  PC A99/MF E11
 PB92-182815/REB
  Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Fiat Auto R and D U.S.A.
  PB92-18281S/REB             92-04  PC A14/MF A03
 PB92-182823/REB
  Application  for Certification 1993 Model Year  Light-Duty
  Trucks - Grumman Olson.
  PB92-182823/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
 PB92-182831/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Lotus Cars, Ltd.
  PB92-182831/REB             92-04  PC A99/MF EOS
 PB92-182849/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Infiniti, Nissan Motors Co , Ltd
  PB92-182849/REB             92-04  PC A25/MF A06
 PB92-1828S6/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Maxima, Nissan Motors Co.,  Ltd.
  PB92-182856/REB             92-04  PC A25/MF A06
 PB92-182864/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Stanza, Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
  PB92-182864/REB             92-04  PC A99/MF A06
 PB92-182872/REB
  Application  for Certification 1992 Model Year  Light-Duty
  Trucks - Nissan Motors Co., Ltd.
  PB92-182872/REB             92-04  PC A17/MF A04
PB92-182880/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Porsche.
  PB92-182880/REB             92-04  PC A99/MF AM
PB92-182898/REB
  Application for Certification 1992 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Saab Cars USA, Inc.
  PB92-182898/REB             92-04  PCA19/MFA04

PB92-182906/REB
  Application for Certification 1993 Model Year Light-Duty Ve-
  hicles - Toyota Technical Center, U.S.A. Inc.
  PB92-182906/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A03
PB92-182914/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles.
  PB92-182914/REB             92-04  PC E99/MF E99
PB92-182922/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Caterpillar.
  PB92-182922/REB             92-04  PC A18/MF A04
PB92-182930/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Vehicles - Cummins Engine Company, Inc.
  PB92-182930/REB             92-04  PC A21/MF A04
PB92-182948/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Engines - Detroit Diesel Corporation.
  PB92-182948/REB             92-04  PC A10/MF A03

PB92-18295S/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Diesel Vehicles - Hino Motors. Ltd.
  PB92-182955/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02

PB92-182963/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles - Mack Trucks.
  PB92-182963/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
PB92-182971/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles - Navistar International Corporation.
  PB92-182971/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01

PB92-182989/REB
  Application for  Certification 1992 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles - Winnebago Industries, Inc.
  PB92-182989/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01

PB92-182997/REB
  Application for  Certification 1993 Model Year Heavy-Duty
  Vehicles - Winnebago Industries, Inc.
  PB92-182997/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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PB92-183201/REB
  Background Document for the Liguid Release Test: Single
  Laboratory Evaluation and 1988 Collaborative Study.
  PB92-183201/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-183235/REB
  Emergency Exemptions under Section 18 of the Federal In-
  secticide Fungicide  and  Rodenticide  Act.  1. Guidance  for
  State and Federal Agencies.
  PB92-183235/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-183243/REB
  Emergency Exemptions under Section 18 of the Federal In-
  secticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act. 2. Instructions  for
  Submission of Emergency Exemption Applications.
  PB92-183243/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-183284/REB
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Western
  Sand and Gravel, Rl. (Second Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber 1985.
  PB92-183284/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-184969/REB
  Leaking  Underground Storage Tanks and  Health: Under-
  standing Health Risks from Petroleum Contamination.
  PB92-184969/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-184977/REB
  Oil and Gas Field Emissions Survey.
  PB92-184977/REB             92-01   PC A14/MF A03
PB92-18498S/REB
  Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Pacific  Northwest
  Forest Vegetation.
  PB92-184985/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-184993/REB
  Developmental  Toxicology: Risk  Assessment  and  the
  Future.
  PB92-184993/REB             92-01   PC A13/MF A03
PB92-18S818/REB
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 225: Dichlorvos (DDVP).
  PB92-185818/REB             92-01   PCA01/MFA01
PB92-185826/REB
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 91.1: Arsenic Acid (H3AsO4).
  PB92-185826/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-185834/REB
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 112.1: Lead Arsenate.
  PB92-185834/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
PB92-18S842/REB
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 233: Ethylene Bisdithiocarba-
  mates (EBDCs).
  PB92-185842/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-185859/REB
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 234: Ethylene Oxide (EtO)
  PB92-185859/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-186246/REB
  Human Exposure Model-ll: User's Guide.
  PB92-186246/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
PB92-186410/REB
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 111.1: Calcium Arsenate (Tol-
  erance Revocation).
  PB92-186410/REB             92-01   PC A01/MF A01
PB92-186428/REB
  Chesapeake Bay Striped Bass Fishery  Management Plan:
  Chesapeake Bay Program. Annual Progress Report from
  the Chesapeake Executive Council.
  PB92-186428/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-186436/REB
  Chesapeake  Bay  Bluefish Fishery  Management  Plan.
  Chesapeake Bay Program Agreement Commitment Report.
  PB92-186436/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-186451/REB
  Chesapeake Bay Waterfowl Policy and  Management Plan
  (Agreement Committment Report).
  PB92-1B6451/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-186469/REB
  Committed  Obligated   Expected   Expenditures  Plan
  (COEEP).
  PB92-186469/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-186477/REB
  Chesapeake Bay Weakfish and  Sported Seatrout Fishery
  Management Plan: An Agreement Commitment Report from
  the Chesapeake Executive Council.
  PB92-186477/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1B8515/REB
  Technical Resource Document: Batch-Type Procedures  for
  Estimating Soil Adsorption of Chemicals.
  PB92-188515/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-188663/REB
  Report to Congress on Ocean Dumping,  1987-1990
  PB92-188663/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-188713/REB
  Superfund  Innovative  Technology Evaluation (Site) Report
  for the  Westinghouse Bio-Analytic Systems Pentachloro-
  phenol (PCP) Immunoassays.
  PB92-188713/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-188721/REB
  Measurement of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Soils
  and  Sediments by Particle-Beam/High-Performance Liguid
  Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry.
  PB92-188721/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-188739/REB
  Waste  Minimization  Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
  Automotive Air Conditioning Condensers  and Evaporators
  PB92-188739/REB             92-01   PCA02/MFA01
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PB92-188747/REB
  Waste  Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer of
  Metal Bands, Clamps, Retainers, and Tooling.
  PB92-188747/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-188754/REB
  Impacts of Climate Change on Rice Yield: Evaluation of the
  Efficacity of Different Modeling Approaches.
  PB92-188754/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-188762/REB
  Clinical Biochemistry.
  PB92-188762/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-18B770/REB
  Inspection  Techniques for the Fabrication of Geomembrane
  Field Seams.
  PB92-188770/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-188788/REB
  Health Research to Support Risk Assessment
  PB92-188786/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-188796/REB
  Implementing 'In vitro' Models in the Hazard Identification
  and Risk Assessment Process.
  PB92-188796/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-188804/REB
  Quality Assurance Planning  for  Stationary Source  Field
  Sampling
  PB92-188804/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1S8812/REB
  Stability of Air Toxic  Gases Listed in Title III Clean Air Act
  Amendments.
  PB92-188812/RE8             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-188820/REB
  Current and Future  Environmental  Rofe  of Atmospheric
  Methane: Model Studies and Uncertainties.
  PB92-188820/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-18M38/REB
  Field Demonstration of  the Linde Oxygen  Combustion
  System on the EPA Mobile Incinerator.
  PB92-188838/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-188846/REB
  Effects of Low Dissolved Oxygen on Survival, Growth and
  Reproduction of 'Daphnia', 'Hyalella' and 'Gammarus'.
  PB92-188846/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-188853/REB
  Acidic Episodes in Surface Waters in Europe.
  PB92-188853/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
P892-188861/REB
  Structural Characterization of Sulfonated Azo Dyes Using
  Liquid Secondary Ion Mass  Spectrometry/Tandem  Mass
  Spectrometry.
  PB92-188861 /REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-188B79/RE8
  Evaluation  of  the  Rackwitz-Resster Uncertainty Analysis
  Method for Environmental Fate and Transport Models.
  PB92-188879/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-188887/REB
  Doing the Right Thing (Book Reviews)
  PB92-188887/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
P892-188895/REB
  Immunohistochemical Detection  of  P21 'ras1  and  P110
  'myc' Oncogene Expression in Regenerating Rat Liver.
  PB92-188895/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-188903/REB
  Assessment of Spatial Variation of Risks in Small Popula-
  tions.
  PB92-188903/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-18S911/REB
  Multifactor  Potency Scheme for Comparing the Carcinogen-
  ic Activity of Chemicals.
  PB92-188911 /REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1B6929/REB
  Alterations in Rat Flash  and  Pattern Reversal Evoked Po-
  tentials after Acute or Repeated Administration of Carbon
  DtsurlKje (CS2).
  PB92-188929/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-188937/REB
  Physical and Chemical Characterization of Indoor Aerosols
  Resulting from the Use of Tap Water in Portable Home Hu-
  midifiers.
  PB92-188937/REB             92-O1  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-188945/REB
  Comparison of Subchronic Neurotoxicity of 2-Hydroxvethyl
  Acrylate and Acrytamide in Rats.
  PB92-188945/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-188952/REB
  Evaluation  of High Volume Particle Sampling and Sample
  Handling Protocols for Ambient Urban  Air Mutagenicity De-
  terminations.
  PB92-188952/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1B8960/REB
  Embryonic  Palatal Responses to Teratogens in Serum-Free
  Organ Culture.
  PB92-188960/REB             92-O1  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-188978/HEB
  Characteristics  of me U.S. EPA's Office of Pesticide Pro-
  grams' Toxicrty Information Databases.
  PB92-188978/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-1M986/REB
  Introduction and Summary. Genotoxicity and Carcinogen-
  icity Databases: An Assessment of the Present Situation.
  PB92-188986/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
PB92-1S8994/REB
  Kinetochore-Staining of Spermatid Micronuclei: Studies of
  Mice Treated with X-Radiation or Acrylamide.
  PB92-188994/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-189000/REB
  Proconvulsant Activity of Endosulfan in Amygdala Kindling.
  PB92-189000/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-189018/REB
  Exposure of Humans  to a Volatile Organic Mixture.  1. Be-
  havioral Assessment.
  PB92-189018/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-189026/REB
  Measurement of the  Biotransfer  and Time Constant of
  Radon from Ingested Water by Human Breath Analysis.
  PB92-189026/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-189O34/REB
  Potential of Carp to Bioactrvate Benzo(a)pyrene to Metabo-
  lites That Bind to DNA.
  PB92-189034/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-189042/REB
  Comparison of Screening Approaches, 1992.
  PB92-189042/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-189059/REB
  Characterization of Chemical Kindling with the Pesticide En-
  dosutfan.
  PB92-189059/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-189067/REB
  Metabolism of Benzo(a)Pyrene and Persistence of DNA Ad-
  ducts in the Brown Bullhead 'Ictalurus nebulosus'.
  PB92-189067/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-189075/REB
  Carcinogen-DNA Adducts in  Cultures of Rat and Human
  Hepaiocytes.
  PB92-189075/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-189083/REB
 . Cigarette Smoke-Induced DNA  Adducts  in the Respiratory
  and Nonrespiratory Tissues of Rats.
  PB92-189083/REB              92-01   PC AD2/MF A01
PB92-189091/REB
  Genetic Activity Profile Database
  PB92-189091/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-189141/REB
  National Toxicology Program:  Review of Current  DHHS,
  DOE, and EPA  Research Related  to Toxicology,  Fiscal
  Year 1991.
  PB92-189141/REB              92-01   PC A14/MF A03
PB92-189158/REB
  National Toxicology Program: Annual Plan for Fiscal Year
  1991.
  PB92-189158/REB              92-01   PC A11/MF A03
PB92-189315/REB
  Health Advisory for 2,4- and 2,6-Dinitrotoluene (DNT).
  PB92-189315/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03
PB92-18969S/REB
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Produc-
  ing Galvanized Steel Parts.
  P892-189695/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-189703/REB
  Waste Minimization  Assessment  for a  Manufacturer  of
  Metal-Plated Display Racks.
  PB92-189703/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-190107/REB
  Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines.
  PB92-190107/REB              92-01   PC E99/MF E99
PB92-190115/REB
  Inactive and  Abandoned  Noncoal Mines. Volume  1. A
  Scoping Study.
  PB92-190115/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-J9O123/REB
  Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal  Mines. Volume 2. State
  Reports.
  PB92-190123/REB              92-01   PC A19/MF AM
PB92-190131/REB
  Inactive and Abandoned Noncoal Mines. Volume 3. Appen-
  dix: State Reports.
  PB92-190131/REB              92-01   PCA14/MFA03
PB92-190149/REB
  Projected Regulatory,  Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts of
  EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management Pro-
  grams.
  PB92-190149/REB                      92-01  PC E99
PB92-190156/REB
  Projected Regulatory,  Programmatic and Fiscal Impacts of
  EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management Pro-
  grams. Volume 1. Summary Report
  PB92-190156/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-190164/REB
  Projected Regulatory,  Programmatic  and Fiscal Impacts of
  EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management Pro-
  grams. Volume 2. State Reports of Western Governors' As-
  sociation Mine Waste Task Force States.
  PB92-190164/REB                      92-01  PC A99
PB92-190172/REB
  Projected Regulatory,  Programmatic  and Fiscal Impacts of
  EPA's Strawman-ll on State Mine Waste Management Pro-
  grams. Volume 3. Appendix: State Reports Interstate Coali-
  tion on Mine Waste.
  PB92-190172/REB                     92-01  PC A14
PB92-190230/REB
  Control of VOC Emissions from Ink and Paint Manufactur-
                                                                                       92-01  PC A09/MF A02
PB92-190248/REB
  Air Quality Atlas.
  PB92-190248/REB
                               92-01   PC A03/MF A01
                                                              l-190230/REB
PB92-190263/REB
  Gridded Model Information Support System (GMISS) User's
  Guide. Volume 3. Model Concentration Data Retrieval Sub-
  system.
  PB92-190263/REB             92-01   PC A05/MF A01
PB92-190271/REB
  Measurement Solution: Using a Temporary Total Enclosure
  for Capture Efficiency Testing.
  PB92-190271/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-190289/REB
  Methods for the Determination of Nonconventional Pesti-
  cides in Municipal and Industrial Wastewater
  PB92-190289/REB             92-01   PCA99/MFE08
PB92-190438/REB
  Status of Pesticides in Reregistration and Special Review.
  PB92-190438/REB             92-01   PC A14/MF A03
PB92-190446/REB
  Review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for
  Ozone Assessment of Scientific and Technical Information.
  OAQPS Staff Paper.
  PB92-190446/REB             92-01   PC A17/MF A03
PB92-191097/REB
  Acid  Aerosol  Measurement  Intercomparison  Workshop.
  Held in Research Triangle Park, North  Carolina on April 10-
  11, 1991.
  PB92-191097/REB             92-01   PC A15/MF A03
PB92-191105/REB
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Heptachlor.
  PB92-191105/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-191113/REB
  Comparison  of  Airborne Asbestos Levels Determined  by
  Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM)  Using Direct and
  Indirect Transfer Techniques.
  PB92-191113/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-191121/REB
  Surfactant-Enhanced Solubilization of Tetrachloroethylene
  and Degradation Products in Pump and Treat Remediation
  PB92-191121/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-191139/REB
  Surface-Charge Repulsive  Effects on  the Mobility of Inor-
  ganic Colloids in Surface Systems. Annual Colloid and Sur-
  face Science Symposium (65th). Held in  Norman, Oklaho-
  ma on June 17-19, 1991.
  PB92-191139/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-191147/REB
  Exposure Assessment Modeling for Hydrocarbon Spills into
  the Subsurface: Sensitivity to Soil Properties.
  PB92-191147/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1911S4/REB
  Acid Aerosol Measurement Methods: Studies of Extraction
  and Analytical Effects.
  PB92-191154/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-191162/REB
  Customer/Supplier  Accountability and Quality  Assurance
  (QA) Program Implementation.
  PB92-191162/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-191170/REB
  Closure of a Dioxin Incineration Facility.
  PB92-191170/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-191188/REB
  Solidification/Stabilization: Is It Always  Appropriate.
  PB92-191188/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-191196/REB
  Development of Predictive Structure-Biodegradation  Rela-
  tionship Models with the Use of Respirometncally Generat-
  ed Biokinetic Data.
  PB92-191196/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-192137/REB
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer of Alu-
  minum Extrusions.
  PB92-192137/HEB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-192145/REB
  Waste  Minimization Assessment for a  Manufacturer  of
  Metal-Cutting Wheels and Components.
  PB92-192145/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-192152/REB
  Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Non-Urban Ozone Con-
  centrations over the Eastern United States Using Rotated
  Principal Component Analysis.
  PB92-192152/REB             92-01   PC AOZ/MF A01
PB92-192160/REB
  Open  Path  Ambient Measurements of Pollutants with  a
  DOAS System.
  PB92-192160/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-192178/REB
  Performance of Automated Ambient  SO2 Analyzers with
  Respect to a Proposed 5-Minute Ambient  Air Quality Stand-
  ard.
  PB92-192178/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-192186/REB
  Gas Chromatographic Elution  Patterns of  Chlorinated Diox-
  ins versus Column Polarity.
  PB92-192186/REB             92-O1   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-192194/REB
  Effects of  Natural and Forced Basement Ventilation  on
  Radon Levels in Single Family Dwellings
  PB92-192194/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
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                                                                                                                                         PB92-198639/REB
PB92-192202/REB
  Sensitivity of Modeled Ozone Concentrations to Uncertain-
  ties in Biogenic Emissions.
  PB92-192202/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03
PB92-192764/REB
  Implementing Protective Actions for Radiological Incidents
  at Other Than Nuclear Power Reactors. Proceedings of a
  Workshop. Held in  Montgomery, Alabama  on  September
  25-26, 1991.
  PB92-192764/REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
PB92-192798/REB
  RED  Facts: Heptachlor.
  PB92-192798/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-192806/REB
  Waste  Minimization  Assessment for a  Manufacturer of
  Motor Vehicle Exterior Mirrors.
  PB92-192806/REB              92-01   PCA01/MFA01
PB92-192889/REB
  Technical Assistance Document: Performance Audit Proce-
  dures for Opacity Monitors.
  PB92-192889/REB              92-01   PC A12/MF A03
PB92-194000/REB
  Quality  Assurance Support for  the National Atmospheric
  Deposition Program and  National Trends Network Monitor-
  ing Activities. Fourth Progress Report, 1990-1991.
  PB92-194000/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-195635/REB
  Simplified Modeling of Air Flow Dynamics in SSD  Radon
  Mitigation Systems for Residences with Gravel Beds.
  PB92-195635/HEB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
PB92-195643/REB
  Water Duality Model for a River Receiving Paper Mill Ef-
  fluents and Conventional Sewage.
  PB92-195643/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-19S650/REB
  Disease Incidence and Potential Mechanisms of Defense
  for MSX-Resistant and -Susceptible Eastern Oysters Held
  in Chesapeake Bay.
  PB92-195650/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-I95668/REB
  Comparative Acute Sensitivity of Larval Topsmelt, 'Atherin-
  ops affinis'. and Inland Silverside, 'Menidia beryllina', to 11
  Chemicals.
  PB92-195668/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-195676/REB
  Synthetic Substrata for Propagation and Testing of Soil and
  Sediment Organisms.
  PB92-195676/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-195684/REB
  Effects of Fenvalerate on the Early Life Stages of Topsmelt
  ('Atherinops affinis').
  PB92-195684/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-195692/REB
  Mixed-Species Colonization of Solid Surfaces in Laboratory
  Biofilms.
  PB92-195692/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-195700/REB
  Spongiosis Hepatis: Chemical Induction,  Pathogenesis, and
  Possible Neoplastic Fate in a Teleost Fish Model.
  PB92-195700/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-195718/REB
  Characterization of Stress-Responsive Behavior in 'Pseudo-
  monas aeruginosa' PAO: Isolation of Tn3-lacZYA Fusions
  with  Novel Damage-lnducible (din) Promoters.
  PB92-195718/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-19S726/REB
  Technique for Screening and  Maintaining Smaller Genomic

  PB92-195726/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-19S734/REB
  Preparation and Regeneration of Protoplasts of 'Colletotri-
  chum gloeosporioides' f. p. 'Aeschynomene'.
  PB92-195734/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-195759/REB
  Laboratory Spawning of Topsmelt, 'Atherinops  affinis', with
  Notes on Culture and Growth of Larvae.
  PB92-195759/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-19S767/REB
  Detection of Horizontal Gene Transfer by Natural Transfor-
  mation  in Native  and Introduced Species of Bactena  in
  Marine and Synthetic Sediments.
  PB92-195767/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-195775/REB
   Reproductive Ecology of the Inland Silverside, 'Menidia ber-
  yllina', (Pisces: Atherinidae) from Blackwater Bay, Flonda.
   PB92-195775/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-19S783/REB
   Abundant Males  in Populations of a Selling Hermaphrodite
   Fish, 'Rivulus marmoratus', from Some Belize Cays
   PB92-195783/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-195791/REB
   Selection of Surrogates for a Genetically Engineered Micro-
   organism with  Cellulolytic Capability for Ecological Studies

   PB92eia95791/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-195809/REB
   Effects of Operating Variables on PAH  Emissions and Mu-
   lagenicity of Emissions from Woodstoves (Journal Article)^
   PB92-195809/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-195817/REB
   Sorbent/Urea  Slurry Injection for Simultaneous SO2/NOX

   PB92°195817/REB              92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-195825/REB
  Methods for Assessing Rat Sperm Motility.
  PB92-195825/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-19S833/REB
  Comparative Immunosuppression of Various Glycol  Ethers
  Orally Administered to Fisher 344 Rats.
  PB92-195833/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-195841/REB
  Induction  of Prophage  Lambda by Chlorinated Organics:
  Detection of Some Single-Species/Single-Site Carcinogens.
  PB92-195841/REB             92-01   PCA03/MFA01
PB92-1958S8/REB
  Reliability of Selected Tests from the Neurobehavioral Eval-
  uation System.
  PB92-195858/REB             92-01   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-195866/REB
  Prophage Induction by DNA Topoisomerase II Poisons and
  Reactive-Oxygen Species: Role of DNA Breaks.
  PB92-195866/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-195874/REB
  Drinking Water from Agriculturally  Contaminated Ground-
  water.
  PB92-195874/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-1958S2/REB
  Use of Marsh Plants for Toxicity Testing of Water and Sedi-
  ment.
  PB92-195882/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-195890/REB
  Mosquito Control  Pesticides: Adverse Impacts to Freshwa-
  ter Aquatic and Marine Organisms.
  PB92-195890/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-195908/REB
  Predictions of  Azeotropes Formed from Fluorinated  Ethers,
  Ethanes, and Propanes.
  PB92-195908/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-195916/REB
  Landfill Gas Utilization: Options, Benefits, and Barriers.
  PB92-195916/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-195924/REB
  Analysis of Emissions from Residential Oil Furnaces and
  Comparison with Woodstove Emissions.
  PB92-195924/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-195932/REB
  Novel  Method of  Reducing Transient  Emissions from
  Rotary Kiln  Incinerators through Modified Waste Packaging.
  PB92-195932/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-195940/REB
  Parametric Evaluation of Powdered Activated Carbon Injec-
  tion  for Control of Mercury Emissions from a Municipal
  Waste Combustor. .
  PB92-195940/REB             92-01  PCA03/MFA01
PB92-19S9S7/REB
  Mercury in  the St. Louis  River, Mississippi  River, Crane
  Lake, and  Sand  Point Lake: Cycling,  Distribution, and
  Sources. Report to the Legislative Commission on Minne-
  sota Resources.
  PB92-195957/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-19596S/REB
  Reducing Mercury Emission from Municipal Waste Combus-
  tion with Carbon Injection into Flue Gas.
  PB92-195965/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-19S973/REB
  Desiqn and Optimization of a Refrigeration System.
  PB92-195973/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-195981/REB
  Analysis of Emissions from Residential Oil Furnaces.
  PB92-195981/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-195999/REB
  Meteorological and Site Influences Affecting the Compari-
  son  of Nephelometer and Photographic Determinations of
  Light Extinction at Rural Sites in the Eastern United  States.
  PB92-195999/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-19600S/REB
  Guide for Using the Empirical Kinetics Modeling Approach
                                92-01  PC A03/MF A01

 PB92-196021/REB
   Environmental Guidance: For Very Small Communities.
   PB92-1 96021 /REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-196039/REB
   Characteristics of  Successful Riparian Restoration Projects
                                92-04  PC A04/MF AO,

 PB92-196047/REB
   Oil Tanker Waste Disposal Practices: A Review.
   PB92-196047/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-196054/REB
   Potential  Uses of Phosphogypsum and Associated Risks.
   Background Information Document.           .„,.„- .„-
   PB92-196054/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
 PB92-196344/REB
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Printed  Circuit Board

                                92-04  PC A02/MF A01

 PB92- 196351 /REB
   Waste  Minimization  Assessment for a Manufacturer  of
   Commercial Ice Machines and Ice Storage Bins.
   PB92-196351/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01

 PB92-196369/REB
   Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Per-
   manent-Magnet DC Electric Motors.          .„,,.,,- .„,
   PB92-196369/REB             92-04  PC  A02/MF A01
PB92-196377/REB
  Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer of
  Sheet Metal Cabinets and Precision Metal Parts.
  PB92-196377/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-19638S/REB
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Can-
  Manufacturing Equipment.
  PB92-196385/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-196393/REB
  Waste Minimization Assessment for an Aluminum Extru-
  sions Manufacturer.
  PB92-196393/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-196401/REB
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer Produc-
  ing Treated Wood Products.
  PB92-196401/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-197086/REB
  Total Hydrocarbon Emission Testing of Wastewater Sludge
  Incinerators. Volume 1.
  PB92-197086/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01
PB92-197094/REB
  Total Hydrocarbon Emission Testing of Wastewater Sludge
  Incinerators. Volume 2. Appendices.
  PB92-197094/REB             92-04  PCA16/MFA03
PB92-198209/REB
  Western Forests and Air Pollution.
  PB92-198209/REB             92-04  PC A22/MF A04
PB92-198217/REB
  ASTER: An Integration of the ACQUIRE Data Base and the
  QSAR System for Use in Ecological Risk Assessments.
  PB92-198217/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-19822S/REB
  Landfill Leachate  Effects on Transport of Organic  Sub-
  stances in Aquifer Materials (Chapter 16).
  PB92-198225/REB             92-04  PCA03/MFA01
PB92-198233/REB
  EPA's Control  Technology Center: Technical Support to
  Federal, State, and Local Agencies.
  PB92-198233/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-198241/REB
  Thermodynamic Evaluation of Predicted Fluorinated Ether,
  Ethane, and Propane Azeotropes.
  PB92-198241/REB             92-04  PCA03/MFA01
PB92-198258/REB
  Using a Flame lonization  Detector (FID)  Continuously
  Measure Toxic Organic Vapors in a Paint Spray Booth.
  PB92-198258/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-198266/REB
  VOC Prevention Options for Surface Coating.
  PB92-198266/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01
PB92-198274/REB
  Sampling Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons  and Related
  Semivolatile Organic Compounds in  Indoor Air.
  PB92-198274/REB             92-04 PCA03/MFA01
PB92-198282/REB
  Costs of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation in School Build-
  ings.
  PB92-198282/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-198548/REB
  Preliminary  Risk  Assessment  for Viruses  in  Municipal
  Sewage Sludge Applied to Land.
  PB92-198548/REB             92-01   PC A09/MF A03
PB92-198555/REB
  Modifications to Reduce Drag Out at a Printed Circuit Board
  Manufacturer.
  PB92-198555/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-198563/REB
  Inorganic Chemical  Characterization  of Water  Treatment
  Plant Residuals.
  PB92-198563/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
 PB92-198571/REB
  Case Study of Radon Diagnostics and Mitigation in a New
  York State School.
   PB92-198571/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-198589/REB
   Comparison of Data from an IAQ Test House with Predic-
   tions of an IAQ Computer Model.
   PB92-198589/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-198597/REB
   Landfill Leachate Effects on Sorption of Organic  Micropollu-
   tants onto Aquifer Materials.
   PB92-198597/REB              92-04  PCA03/MFA01
 PB92-198605/REB
   Safe Drinking  Water  from Small Systems: Treatment Op-
   tions.
   PB92-198605/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-198613/REB
   Review of Di(2-Ethylhexyl)Phthalate (DEHP) Risk Assess-
   ments.
   PB92-198613/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-198621/REB
   Consideration  of the Target Organ  Toxicity of Tricnloroetny-
   lene in Terms  of Metabolite Toxicity and Pharmacokinetics.
   PB92-198621/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
 PB92-198639/REB
   Control of  Alkaline  Phosphatase Activity in  C3H10T1/2
   Cells: Role of  Retinoic Acid and Cell Density.
   PB92-198639/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01


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PB92-198647/REB
  Physiologically  Based Kinetic Model  of Rat  and  Mouse
  Gestation: Disposition of a Weak Acid.
  PB92-198647/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-198654/REB
  Directory of OAQPS Information Services, May 1992.
  PB92-198654/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-201110/REB
  Vitrification Technologies for Treatment of  Hazardous and
  Radtoactive Waste.
  PB92-201110/REB              92-04  PC A05/MF A01
PB92-201128/REB
  Modeling Radon Entry into Florida Houses with Concrete
  Slabs and Concrete-Block Stem Walls.
  PB92-201128/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-201136/REB
  Demonstration of Sorbent Infection Technology on  a Wall-
  Fired Utility Boiler (Edgewater Limb Demonstration).
  PB92-201136/REB              92-04  PC A10/MF A03
PB92-201144/REB
  Guide to Selected National Environmental  Statistics in the
  U.S. Government.
  PB92-2O1144/REB              92-04  PC A05/MF A02
P692-201458/REB
  Transportation and Air Quality Planning Guidelines, 1992.
  PB92-2O1458/REB              92-O4  PC A10/MF A03
PB»2-203116/REB
  Landfill  Gas  Energy Utilization: Technology Options and
  Case Studies.
  PB92-S03116/REB              92-O4  PC A09/MF A02
PM2-2034M/REB
  Development of a  Solid Sample Analytical Procedure for
  Cyanide in Spent Ore. Final Technical Report.
  PB92-203496/REB              92-04  PCA11/MFA03
PB92-2O3595/REB
  Waste  Minimization Assessment  for a  Manufacturer  of
  Chemicals.
  PB92-203595/REB              92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-2O45S5/REB
  Evaluation of a Schatz  Heat Battery  on a Flexible-Fueled
  Vehicle. Phase 2.
  PB92-204585/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB*2-20522*/REB
  Fuel Rich Sulfur Capture in a Combustion Environment
  PB92-205228/REB              92-O4   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-205236/REB
  Osmoregulatory Failure  and Death of  First-Year  Large-
  mouth  Bass 'Micropterus sajmoides'  Exposed to Low pH
  and  Elevated Aluminum, at Low Temperatures  in Soft
  Water.
  PB92-205236/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-205640/REB
  Multiphase Chemical Transport in Porous Media.
  PB92-205640/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-2O5657/REB
  Technical Support Services for Superfund Site  Remediation
  and RCRA Corrective Action. Third Edition.
  PB92-2056S7/REB             92-O4   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-2O566S/REB
  Dermal Exposure Assessment Principles and Applications.
  PB92-205665/REB             92-04   PC A17/MF AM
PB92-205MS/REB
  Protocols for  Evaluating  Oodant Mechanisms for Urban
  and Regional Models.
  PB92-205S48/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-2O585S/REB
  Technology Evaluation  Report SITE  Program  Demonstra-
  tion  Test  Horsehead  Resource  Development Company,
  Inc.. Flame Reactor Technology. Monaca, Pennsylvania.
  PB92-205855/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
PBM-2W150/REB
  National Radon Contractor Proficiency (RCP) Program. Pro-
  ficiency Report, July 1992.
  PB92-206150/REB             92-O4   PC A12/MF A03
PB92-2O617S/REB
  Indoor  Radon  and Radon  Decay Product Measurement
  Device  Protocols.
  PB92-206176/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-208200/REB
  PredKtong the Precipitation of Acid and Direct Dyes  in Natu-
  ral Waters
  PB92-2O62OO/REB             92-O4   PC A03/MF A01
PM2-2M21C/REB
  System tar Control  of River Water Quality for the Communi-
  ty of Madrid Using QUAL2E.
  PB92-2O6218/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-2O6226/REB
  Temperature and  Conductivity  Modeling  for  the   Buffalo
  River.
  PB92-206226/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-206234/REB
  Hydrogenase-Linked Gene in 'Methanobacterium tnermoau-
  MropHcum' Strain  DettaH Encodes a  Polyferredoxin.
  PB92-206234/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-206242/RE8
  European Packaging Initiatives: Leading the Way on Source
  Reduction.
  PB92-206242/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-2062S9/REB
  Status  Report  on  Planktonic  Cyanobacteria  (Blue-Green
  Algae) and Their Toxins.
  PB92-2062S9/REB             92-O4   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-206267/REB
  Comparison: Organic Emissions from Hazardous Waste In-
  cinerators versus the 1990 Toxics  Release Inventory Air
  Releases.
  PB92-206267/REB              92-O4  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206275/REB
  Biomethylation and Environmental Transport of Metals.
  PB92-206275/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-206283/REB
  Efficient Multiple-Exposure Analysis of the Toxicity of Cris-
  natol: A DMA Intercalator in Phase 2 Clinical Trials.
  PB92-2062B3/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-2O6291/REB
  Study Design Considerations in  Developmental Neurotoxi-
     12-206291/REB
                               92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-206309/REB
  2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic Acid Influence on 2.6-Dinitro-
  toluene-lnduced Urine  Genotoxicity  in Rsher  344 Rats:
  Effect on Gastrointestinal Microflora and Enzyme Activity.
  PB92-206309/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-206317/REB
  Spatial Learning Deficits Are Not Solely Due to Chplinergic
  Deficits Following Medial Septal Lesions with Cotohicine.
  PB92-206317/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206325/REB
  Quantification of Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein: Comparison
  of  Stot-lmmunobinding Assays with a Novel  Sandwich
  ELISA.
  PB92-206325/REB              92-O4  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-206333/REB
  Age-Dependent Changes  in   Receptor-Stimulated  Phos-
  phoinositide Turnover in the Rat Hippocampus.
  PB92-206333/REB              92-O4  PC A02/MF A01
PBS2-206341/REB
  Considerations in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agen-
  cy's Testing Approach for Mutagencity.
  PB92-206341/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206358/REB
  Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Strain with Unusual In vitro
  Growth Potential Which Undergoes Neoplastic Transforma-
  tion after SV40 T Antigen Gene Transfection.
  PB92-2063S8/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PBS2-2O6386/REB
  Long-Term Neurochemical and Behavioral Effects Induced
  by Acute Chkxpyrifos Treatment.
  PB92-206366/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-206374/REB
  Effect  of BwremediatKxi on the Mutagemcrty of Oil Spilled
  in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
  PB92-206374/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-206382/REB
  Antimutagenicity Profiles of Some Natural Substances.
  PB92-206382/REB              92-O4  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206390/REB
  Predictive Assay for Rodent Caranogemcity Using In vivo
  Biochemical Parameters:  Operational Characteristics  and
  Complementarity.
  PB92-206390/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206408/REB
  In vitro Screening Batteries for Neurotoxicants (Journal Arti-
  cle).
  PB92-206408/REB              92-O4  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206416/REB
  Use of the Fungicide Carbeodazim as a Model Compound
  to Determine  the  Impact  of  Acute Chemical Exposure
  during Oocyte Maturation and Fertilization  on Pregnancy
  Outcome in the Hamster.
  PB92-206416/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-206424/REB
  Long-Path  FTIR  Measurements of  Volatile  Organic Com-
  pounds in an Industrial Setting (July 1989-April 1991).
  PB92-206424/REB              92-O4  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-20S432/REB
  Canister-Based Method for Monitoring Toxic  VOCs in Ambi-
  ent Air
  PB92-206432/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206440/REB
  Comparative Analysis of Dkrans and Furans in Ambient Air
  by High Resolution  and Electron Capture Mass Spectrome-

      J-206440/REB              92-04 PC A02/MF  A01
PB92-206457/REB
  Air Pollution Engineering Research at the U.S. Environmen-
  tal Protection Agency.
  PB92-2064S7/REB              92-O4 PCA01/MFA01
PB92-20646S/REB
  Stimulation of Reductive  Dechkxinanon of Tetrachloroeth-
  ene in Anaerobic Aquifer Microcosms by Addition of Short-
  Chain Organic Acids or Alcohols.
  PB92-206465/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01
PB92-2OS473/REB
  Rational Approaches to  the Management of  Bronchopul-
  monary Disease.
  PB92-206473/RE8              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206481/REB
  Chemical and Physical Properties of Emissions from Kuwait
  Oil fires.
  PB92-206481/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206499/REB
  Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Paniculate
  and Organic Emissions  from a Third Work)  Residential
  Combustion Process. Ill Evaluation of a Potential Technique
  for the Control of Emissions from the Indoor, Open Hearth
  Combustion of Coal.
  PB92-206499/REB             92-O4   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206507/REB
  Physical  Property  Data on  Fluorinated Propanes and Bu-
  tanes as CFC and HCFC Alternatives.
  PB92-206507/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206515/REB
  Research and Development for Total-Flood  Halon  1301
  Replacements for Oil and Gas Production Facilities.
  PB92-206515/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-206523/REB
  Advanced  Emissions Speciation  Methodologies for the
  Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program.  2. Al-
  dehydes, Ketones, and Alcohols.
  PB92-206523/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206531/REB
  U.S. Environmental Protection  Agency Health Effects Re-
  search on Drinking Water Contaminants.
  PB92-206531/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-206549/REB
  Developmental Neurotoxicology of Polychtorinated Biphen-
  yls and Related Compounds.
  PB92-206549/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206556/REB
  Approach to the Design of Nonmutagenic Azo Dyes: Ana-
  logues   of the  Mutagen  4-Amino-3-Methoxyazobenzene
  (Chapter 4).
  PB92-206556/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206564/REB
  New Two-Phase Flow and Transport Model with Interphase
  Mass Exchange.
  PB92-206564/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-2O6572/REB
  Parallel Groundwater Computations Using PVM.
  PB92-206572/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206580/REB
  Data Logging Systems for Monitoring  Long-Term Radon
  Mitigation  Experimental Programs  in Schools and  Other
  Large Buildings.
  PB92-206580/REB             92-O4  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206598/REB
  Full-Scale Laboratory Simulation Facility to Test Paniculate
  and Organic  Emissions  from  a Third  World Residential
  Combustion Process. 1. Facility Description and Results of
  Tests of Three Rural China Residential Coals, a U.S. Coal,
  and Wood.
  PB92-206598/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206606/REB
  Characterization of Condensible and Semivolatile Organic
  Materials from Boise Woodstove Samples.
  PB92-206606/REB             92-O4  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206614/REB
  Surface-Coating-Free Materials  and Reduction  of  VOC
  Emissions from Coating Operations.
  PB92-206614/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206622/REB
  Corona  Destruction: An Innovative  Control Technology for
  VOCs and Air Toxics.
  PB92-206622/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-206879/REB
  Illinois   Lake  Management Program Act Administrative
  Framework Plan.
  PB92-206879/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-206895/REB
  Evaluation of Personal Cooling Devices for Dioxin Ctean-Up
  Operation.
  PB92-206895/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-207166/REB
  Characterization of Municipal  Solid Waste in the  United
  States: 1992  Update.
  PB92-207166/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-207SS7/REB
  Acoustic Location of Leaks in Pressurized Underground Pe-
  troleum  Pipelines.
  PB92-207687/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-207695/REB
  No Migration Variances to  the Hazardous Waste  Land Dis-
  posal Prohibitions: A Guidance Manual for Petitioners (July
  1992).
  PB92-207695/REB             92-O4  PC AOS/MF A02
PB92-207703/REB
  Methods for  the  Determination of  Organic Compounds in
  Drinking Water. Supplement 2.
  PB92-207703/REB             92-O4  PC A12/MF A03
PB92-208206/BEB
  Alternative Daily Cover Materials for Municipal Solid Waste
  Landfills.
  PB92-208206/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-20929S/REB
  At the Threshold: A National  Consensus Quality Systems
  Standard for Environmental Programs, 1992.
  PB92-209295/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-209303/REB
  Principles of  Identifying and Characterizing Neurotoxicity.
  PB92-209303/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                                                                                                        PB92-217421/REB
PB92-209311/REB
  Detection and Disinfection of Pathogens in Storm-Generat-
  ed Flows.
  PB92-209311/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-209329/REB
  Response of a Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell Line to His-
  tamine: Intracellular Calcium Changes and Extracellular Re-
  lease of Inflammatory Mediators.
  PB92-209329/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-209337/REB
  Triphenyl  Phosphite-Induced  Ultrastructural  Changes  in
  Bovine Adrenomedullary Chromaffin Cells
  PB92-209337/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-2O9345/REB
  Measurement of Tyrosine Hydroxylase Apoenzyme Protein
  by Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA)- Effects
  of 1-Methyl-4-Phenyl-1,2,3,6-Telrahydropyridine (MPTP)  on
  Striatal Tyrosine Hydroxylase Activity and Content.
  PB92-209345/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-209352/REB
  Respiratory Syncytial  Virus Infection of  Human Primary
  Nasal and Bronchial Epithelial Cell Cultures and Bronchoal-
  veolar Macrophages.
  PB92-209352/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-209360/REB
  Dose-Related Inhibition of Brain and Plasma Cholinesterase
  in Neonatal and Adult Rats Following Sublethal Organo-
  phosphate Exposures.
  PB92-209360/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-20937B/REB
  Higher Plant Accumulation of Organic Pollutants from Soils.
  PB92-209378/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-209386/REB
  Procedures for Emission Inventory Preparation. Volume 4:
  Mobile Sources.
  PB92-209386/REB             92-04   PCA11/MFA03
PB92-212976/REB
  Air Emissions from  the  Treatment of Soils Contaminated
  with Petroleum Fuels and Other Substances.
  PB92-212976/REB             92-04   PC A12/MF A03
PB92-213198/REB
  Peer Review Workshop Report on a Framework for Ecolog-
  ical Risk Assessment.
  PB92-213198/RES             92-04   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-213206/REB
  Facility Pollution Prevention Guide.
  PB92-213206/REB             92-04   PC A08/MF A02
PB92-213214/REB
  Horsehead Resource  Development Company, Inc.  Flame
  Reactor Technology: Applications Analysis Report.
  PB92-213214/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-213222/REB
  Guideline for Regulatory Application  of the Urban Airshed
  Model for Areawide Carbon  Monoxide. Volume  1. Technical
  Report.
  PB92-213222/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-213230/REB
  Guideline for Regulator/ Application of the Urban Airshed
  Model for Areawide Carbon Monoxide. Volume 2. Appendi-

  PB92-213230/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-213248/REB
  Interagency Workgroup on  Air Quality Modeling  (IWAQM)
  Work Plan Rationale.
  PB92-213248/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-21325S/REB
  User's  Guide tor the SYSPOP Program:  A PC Version of
  the PRESTO-EPA-POP Operation System. Version 1.0.
  PB92-213255/REB              92-04  PC A11/MF A03
PB92-213263/REB
  Production of Acetal, Amino, and Phenolic Resins.
  PB92-213263/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-216035/REB
  Technology Evaluation Report of Retech, Inc., Plasma Cen-
  trifugal Furnace. Volume 1.
  PB92-216035/REB              92-04  PC A09/MF A02
PB92-216043/REB
  Technology Evaluation Report of Retech, inc.. Plasma Cen-
  trifugal Furnace. Volume 2.
  PB92-216043/REB              92-04  PC A1S/MF A03
PB92-216886/REB
  Handbook of Suggested Practices for the Design and In-
  stallation of Ground-Water Monitoring Wells (Revised).
  PB92-216886/REB              92-04  PC A11/MF A03
PB92-216894/REB
  Characterizing  Heterogeneous  Wastes: Methods  and Rec-
  ommendations (March 26-28, 1991).
  PB92-216894/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02

PB92-216910/REB
  Feasibility of Including Regional and Temporal VOC Emis-
  sions Estimates in the EPA  Emissions Trends Report
  PB92-216910/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-216928/REB
  Recommended Operating Procedure Number 56: Collection
  of Gaseous  Grab Samples from Combustion Sources for
  Nitrous Oxide Measurement.                .M,..c *n<
  PB92-216928/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

 PB92-216936/REB
  On-Site Engineering Report tor tne Low-Temperature Ther-
  mal Desorptton Pilot-Scale Test on Contaminated Soil.
  PB92-216936/REB              92-04   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-216944/REB
  Arsenic and  Mercury Workshop on Removal, Recovery,
  Treatment and Disposal. Abstract Proceedings. Held in Al-
  exandria, Virginia on August 17-20, 1992.
  PB92-216944/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-216951/REB
  Workshop:  Application of  Microcosms for Assessing  the
  Risk  of Microbial Biotechnology Products. Held  in Hunt
  Valley, Maryland on May 19, 1992.
  PB92-216951/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-216969/REB
  Sequencing Batch Reactors: Summary Report.
  PB92-216969/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-216977/HEB
  Causes and Control of Activated Sludge Bulking and Foam-
  ing.
  PB92-216977/REB                     92-04  PC A05
PB92-21698S/REB
  Waste Minimization Opportunity Assessment Manual.
  P892-216985/HEB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-217009/REB
  Mutagenicity of Emissions from the Simulated Open Burn-
  ing of Scrap Rubber Tires.
  PB92-217009/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-217017/REB
  Transactions: Tropospheric Ozone and the  Environment.
  Papers from an International Conference.
  PB92-217017/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217025/REB
  Murine Cytomegalovirus Host Resistance Models.
  PB92-217025/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217033/REB
                                                       PB92-217207/REB
  Effects of Heavy Industrial Pollution on Respiratory Func-
  tion in  the  Children  of  Cubatao,  Brazil:  A  Preliminary
  Report.
  PB92-217207/REB
                              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
  Measurement of Behavioral Thermoregulation
                               92-04
  PB92-217033/REB
                                      PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217041/REB
  Use of Visual and Chemosensory Evoked Potentials in En-
  vironmental and Occupational Health.
  PB92-217041/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217058/REB
  Assessing  Toxiciry of  Organic Chemicals  to Anaerobic
  Treatment Processes.
  PB92-217058/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217066/REB
  Landfill Gas Recovery/Utilization: Options and Economics.
  PB92-217066/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217074/HEB
  U.S.  EPA's Manual of  Practice for  the Investigation and
  Control of Cross-Cdnnection Pollution into Storm Drainage
  Systems.
  PB92-217074/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-217082/REB
  Hazardous Waste Degradation by Wood Degrading Fungi.
  PB92-217082/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217090/REB
  Comparison of the Incineration of Medical Waste with Haz-
  ardous and Municipal Waste.
  PB92-217090/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217108/REB
  Respirometric Methods  for Determination of Biodegradabi-
  lity and Biodegradation Kinetics for Hazardous Organic Pol-
  lutant Compounds.
  PB92-217108/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217116/REB
  Educating Managers about Quality through Customer-Sup-
  plier  Understanding. Overview of Current Training Initiatives
  in Energy  and  Environmental Programs.  Annual National
  Energy and  Environmental Quality  Division Conference
  (19th).
  PB92-217116/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217124/REB
  Geomembrane  Anchorage Behavior Using a Large  Scale
  Pullout Apparatus.
  PB92-217124/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217132/REB
  Stress Crack Testing of Polyethylene Geomembranes.
  PB92-217132/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217140/REB
  Regional Respiratory Tract Absorption of Inhaled Reactive
  Gases.
  PB92-217140/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01
PB92-217157/REB
  Understanding the Fate of Petroleum Hydrocarbons in the
  Subsurface Environment.
  PB92-217157/REB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-217165/REB
  Estimating Agriculture's Net Contribution to Atmospheric

  PB92°-217165/REB            92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217173/REB
  Approach to  Assessment of Management Impacts on Agri-
                                92-04   PCA03/MFA01

 PB92-217181/REB
   Seasonal Variations of Stable  Hydrogen  and Carbon  Iso-
   tope  Ratios of  Methane in  Subtropical Freshwater Sedi-

   PB9?217181/RE8             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

 PB92-217199/REB
   Increasing Scientific Power with Statistical  Power
   PB92-217199/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217215/REB
  Differences in Arachidonic Acid Metabolism by Human Mye-
  lomonocytic Cell Lines.
  PB92-217215/REB                     92-04  PC A02
PB92-217223/REB
  Exposure of Humans to a Volatile Organic Mixture. 3.  In-
  flammatory Response.
  PB92-217223/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-217231/REB
  Application of Tradescantia Micronucleus Assay for  In situ
  Evaluation of Potential Genetic Hazards from Exposure to
  Chemicals at a Wood-Preserving Site.
  PB92-217231/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-217249/REB
  Environmental  Laws and Regulations Relating to Medical
  Waste Disposal.
  PB92-217249/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PS92-217256/REB
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Manufacturer of Mili-
  tary Furniture.
  PB92-217256/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-217264/REB
  Waste Minimization Assessment for a Dairy.
  PB92-217264/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-217272/REB
  Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer of
  Components for Automobile Air Conditioners.
  PB92-217272/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-217280/REB
  Waste Minimization  Assessment for  a Manufacturer of
  Water Analysis Instrumentation.
  PB92-217280/HEB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-21729B/REB
  Summary  Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
  Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visita-
  tion Program for the Period October 1989 through Septem-
  ber 1990.
  PB92-217298/REB              92-04  PC A05/MF A01
PB92-217306/REB
  Approach  to Improving Decision Making in Wetland  Resto-
  ration and Creation.
  PB92-217306/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-217314/REB
  Optimal Adaptive Local Grid Refinement Approach to Mod-
  eling Contaminant Transport,
  PB92-217314/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217322/REB
  Development of  Emerging Technologies  within the SITE
  Program.
  PB92-217322/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217330/REB
  Intelligent Processing Equipment within the Environmental
  Protection Agency.
  PB92-217330/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-217346/REB
  Prediction of Octanol/Water Partition Coefficient (K sub ow)
  with Algorithmically Derived Variables.
  PB92-217348/REB             92-04   PCA02/MFA01
PB92-217355/REB
  Effect of the Method of Preparing Monochloramine upon In-
  activation of MS2 Coliphage,  'Escherichia coli', and 'Kleb-
  siella pneumoniae'.
  PB92-21735S/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-217363/REB
  Microbiological Changes in Source Water Treatment:  Re-
  flections in Distribution Water Quality.
  PB92-217363/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217371/REB
  Volatile Emissions from  Stabilization/Solidification of Haz-
  ardous Waste.
  PB92-217371/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217389/REB
  Mapping Toxicant-Induced Nervous System Damage with a
  Cupric Silver Stain:  A Quantitative Analysis of Neural De-
  generation Induced  by 3,4-Methylenedioxymethampheta-
  mine (MDMA) (Revised).
  PB92-217389/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-217397/REB
  Cartographic and Geometric Components of a Global Sam-
  pling Design for Environmental Monitoring.
  PB92-2I7397/REB             92-04  PCA03/MFA01
 PB92-21740S/REB
   Effects of El Nino and La Nina on Seabird Assemblages in
  the Equatorial Pacific.
   PB92-217405/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-217413/REB
   Effects of  Aqueous and Dietary Exposure of Dieldrin on
   Survival, Growth and Bioconcentration in Mallard Ducklings.
   PB92-217413/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-217421/REB
   Hierarchical Stochastic Model of Large-Scale Atmospheric
   Circulation Patterns and Multiple Station Daily Precipitation.
   PB92-217421/REB                     92-04   PC A03


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                                                    NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER INDEX
PB92-217439/REB
  Effects of Section 404  Permitting on Freshwater Wetlands
  in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.
  PB92-217439/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217447/REB
  Land-Surface Hydrology Parameterization with Subgrid Vari-
  ability for General Circulation Models.
  PB92-217447/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217454/REB
  Experimental Design and Instrumentation for a Field Experi-
  ment
  PB92-217454/REB            92-04  PC A05/MF A01
PB92-2174627REB
  Technology Evaluation Report: The Carver-Greenfield Proc-
  ess, Dehydro-Tech Corporation.
  PB92-217462/'REB            92-04  PCA11/MFA03
PB92-217470/REB
  Interim Protocol for the  Evaluation of Survival of Genetically
  Engineered Microorganisms by Simulating the Aerial Envi-
  ronment Using a Freeze-Drying Procedure.
  PB92-217470/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-2174M/REB
  Protocol for Testing  the  Effects of  Fungal Pesticides  on
  Nontarget Beetles Using 'Hippodamia convergens' (Coteop-
  tera: CoccineUidae).
  PB92-21748B/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-217496/REB
  Waste Reduction  Activities and Options  at a  Printer of
  Forms and Supplies for the Legal Profession.
  PB92-217496/BEB            92-04  PC A02/MF A01
P8»2-21772*/REB
  EPA Journal Holdings Report, 1992.
  PB92-21772B/REB            92-04  PC A WMF A03
PB92-217W1/REB
  Chesapeake Bay Citizen Monitoring Program Report Con-
  estoga River (October 1986-June 1990)
  PB9i217801/REB            "	
PB42-217I35/REB
  Fiscal Year 1991 Summary Report of  NOAA Atmospheric
                               92-04  PC A03/MF A01
  Sciences Modeling Division Support to the  U.S. Errwon-
         Protection Agency
                               92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
  mental I
  PB92-217835/REB"
PB92-217926/REB
  Natural Gas Vehicle Challenge:  EPA Emissions and Fuel
  Economy Testing, 1992
  PB92-217926/HEB             92-04  PC AO4/MF A01
PB92-216320/REB
  Removal of Radium from Drinking Water
  PB92-21S320/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-21«33a/REB
  HVAC Systems in the Current Stock of U.S. K-12 Schools
  P892-218338/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-218346/REB
  Tests of Indoor Air Quality Sinks.
  PB92-218346/REB             92-04  PC A1S/MF A03
PB92-218353/REB
  Directory of EPA Support to Minority Academic Institutions,
  FY 1990-1991.
  PB92-2183S3/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
PB92-21S361/REB
  Guidelines for Catastrophic Emergency Situations Involving
  Asbestos.
  PB92-218361/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-218379/REB
  AWD Technologies Integrated AquaDetox (Trade Name)/
  SVE Technology: Applications Analysis Report.
  PB92-218379/REB             92-O4  PC A04/MF A01
PS»2-2183»S/REB
  Technical Support Document for the 1992 Citizen's Guide
  to Radon.
  PB92-216395/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
PBS2-21S403/REB
  Citizen's Guide  to  Pesticides (Fourth  Edition). November
  1991.
  PB92-21B403/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB»2-21«411/REB
  Volunteer Lake Monitoring: A Methods Manual.
  PB92-218411/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-21W29/REB
  Documentation for Developing the  Initial Source Category
  List.
  PB92-218429/REB             92-04  PC A16/MF A03
PB92-21S791/REB
  Retech.  Inc., Plasma  Centrifugal  Furnace:  Applications
  Analysis Report
  PB92-218791/RES             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PM2-219732/REB
  Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste  Treatment Technol-
  ogies (3rd):  Domestic  and  International.  Held in Dallas,
  Texas on June 11-13. 1991. Technical Papers.
  PB92-219732/REB             92-04  PC A22/MF A04
PB92-219S23/REB
  Summary Report for the National Atmospheric Deposition
  Program National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) Site Visita-
  tion Program.
  P892-219823/RE8             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-220219/REB
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Alkyl Amine Hy-
  drochlonde.
  PB92-220219/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
                                                                                      92-04  PCA01/MFA01
                                                                                      92-04  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-220227/REB
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED): Putrescent Whole
  Egg Solids.
  PB92-220227/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-220235/REB
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED). 'Allium sativum'
  (Garlic).
  PB92-220235/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-220656/REB
  Atlanta Ozone Precursor Monitoring Study Data Report
  PB92-220656/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-221373/REB
  Chesapeake Bay Basin Comprehensive List of Toxic Sub-
  stances.
  PB92-221373/REB              92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-221647/REB
  Vendor Information System for Innovative Treatment Tech-
  nologies. User Manual (VISITT Version 1.0).  Number 1.
  PB92-221647/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-221811/REB
  General Information on Applying for Registration of Pesti-
  cides in the United States. Second Edition
  PB92-221811/REB              92-04  PC A13/MF A03
PB92-221829/REB
  Reregistration Eligibility Document (RED):  Citric Acid.
  PB92-221829/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-221837/REB
  RED Facts: Citric Acid.
  PB92-221637/REB
PB92-221M5/REB
  Tech Trends (Number 8)
  PB92-221985/REB
PB92-222041/REB
  Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants: Evaluation of Three Labora-
  tory Procedures for Estimating Performance
  PB92-222041/REB              92-O4  PC A09/MF A03
P892-222207/REB
  Chemical Oil Spill Dispersants.  Update State-of-the-Art on
  Mechanisms of Action and Factors Influencing Performance
  with Emphasis on Laboratory Studies.
  PB92-222207/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-222215/REB
  Technology Evaluation Report Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
  clone Furnace vitrification Technology. Volume 1.
  PB92-22221S/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-222223/REB
  Technology Evaluation Report Babcock and Wilcox Cy-
  clone Furnace Vitrification Technology Volume 2.
  PB92-222223/REB              92-04  PC A1S/MF A03
PB92-222231/REB
  Toncrty Reduction Evaluation: Case Histories at High Point
  and Fayettevate.  North Carolina.
  PB92-222231/REB              92-O4  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-222S12/REB
  Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program, 1991. Volume 1: State-
  wide Summary Report.
  P892-222512/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-222850/REB
  Comprehensive List of Chesapeake Bay Basin Species.
  PB92-222850/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-222*76/REB
  Volunteer  Lake  Monitoring  Program,  1991. Volume 6.
  Southwestern Illinois Region.
  PB92-222876/REB             92-O4  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-223023/HEB
  Illinois Water Quality Report, 1990-1991.
  PB92-223023/REB             92-O4  PC A19/MF A04
PB92-223122VREB
  Drinking Water and Health Volume 5
  PB92-223122/REB              92-04  PC AOB/MF A02
PB92-223130YREB
  Drinking Water and Health. Volume 6
  PB92-223130/REB              92-O4  PC A21/MF A04
PBA2-223171/REB
  Multimedia Approaches to Pollution Control: A Symposium
  Proceedings.
  PB92-223171/REB              92-04  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-2231B9/REB
  Opportunities in  Applied Environmental Research and De-
  velopment
  PB92-223189/RE8              92-04  PC AM/MF A02
PB92-223213/REB
  Tracking Toxic Substances at Industrial Facilities: Engineer-
  ing Mass Balance versus Materials Accounting.
  PB92-223213/REB              92-04  PC A09/MF A02
PW2-22322I/REB
  Rethinking the Ozone Problem in Urban and Regional Air
  Pollution.
  PB92-223221/REB              92-O4  PC A22/MF A04
PB92-223239/REB
  Monitoring Human Tissues for Toxic Substances.
  PB92-223239/REB              92-04  PC A10/MF A03
PB92-223254/REB
  Aging in Today's Environment
  PB92-223254/REB              92-04  PCA11/MFA03
PB92-223262/REB
  Environmental Tobacco Smoke: Measuring  Exposures and
  Assessing Health Effects.
  PB92-223262/REB              92-04  PC A15/MF A03
                                                                                                                                             92-04  PC A09/MF A03
PB92-223288/REB
  Polychlorinated Biphenyls.
  PB92-223288/REB
PB92-224088/REB
  Supercritical Water Oxidation: Engineering Bulletin.
  PB92-224088/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-224096/REB
  Protecting  Endangered Species:  Interim  Measures, Ste-
  phens County, Georgia.
  PB92-224096/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
PB92-224104/RE8
  TCE Removal from Contaminated Soil and Ground Water.
  Ground Water Issue.
  PB92-224104/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-224138/REB
  Ground Water Models:  Scientific and Regulatory Applica-
  tions.
  PB92-224138/REB             92-04  PC A14/MF A03
PB92-224161/REB
  Restoration of Aquatic  Ecosystems: Science. Technology
  and Public  Policy.
  PB92-224161/REB             92-04  PC A24/MF A04
PB92-224179/REB
  Ground Water and Soil Contamination Remediation: Toward
  Compatible Science, Policy, and Public Perception. Report
  on a  Colloquium  Sponsored  by the  Water  Science and
  Technology Board, Colloquium 5 of a Series.
  PB92-224179/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
PB92-224278/REB
  Toxics in the Community: National and Local  Perspectives.
  The 1989 Toxics Release Inventory National Report.
  PB92-224278/REB             92-04  PC A24/MF A04
PB92-224286/REB
  Enforcement in the  1990's Project: Recommendations of
  the Analytical Workgroups.
  PB92-224286/REB             92-04  PCA17/MFA04
PB92-224294/REB
  Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  Program:
  Technology Profiles, Fourth Edition.
  PB92-224294/REB             92-04  PC A10/MF A03
PB92-224310/REB
  Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds Publications.
  PB92-224310/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-224328/REB
  Pesticide Reregistration Progress Report.
  PB92-224328/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-224336/REB
  In-situ Bioremediation of Contaminated Ground Water.
  PB92-224336/REB             92-O4  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-224344/REB
  Pesticide Safety for Farmworkers (Uso Seguro de Pestici-
  das para los Trabajadores del Campo).
  PB92-224344/REB                     92-O4  PC A03
PB92-2243S1/REB
  Technology Demonstration Summary. DuPont/Oberlin Mi-
  crofiltration  System,  Palmerton,  Pennsylvania.  April-May
  1992.
  PB92-224351/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
P892-224377/REB
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies  under CERCLA:
  Aerobic Biodegradation  Remedy Screening.  Quick Refer-
  ence Fact Sheet
  PB92-224377/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-22438S/REB
  Guidance on Site Assessment Cooperative Agreements.
  PB92-224385/REB             92-O4  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-224393/REB
  Technology Demonstration Summary: Bio Trol Soil Washing
  System for Treatment of a Wood Preserving Site.
  PB92-224393/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-224401/REB
  Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies  under CERCLA:
  Soil Vapor  Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
  PB92-224401/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-224419/REB
  Hazardous Substance Research Centers Program Program
  Summary FY 1991. Office of Exploratory Research.
  PB92-224419/REB             92-O4  PC A12/MF A03
PB92-224435/REB
  Quality Review Guidelines for 1990 Base Year Emission In-
  ventories.
  PB92-224435/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
PB92-224690/REB
  Making It Work: Title 3  Compliance. The  Public's Right-to-
  Know.
  PB92-224690/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-22470S/REB
  Bioremediation in the Field: An Information Update on Ap-
  plying Bioremediation to Site Cleanup.  (Number 4).
  PB92-224708/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-224716/REB
  Vendor Information System for Innovative Treatment Tech-
  nologies (VISITT). Number 1
  PB92-224716/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-224724/REB
  Ground-Water Issue:  The Effects of Well Casing Material
  on Ground Water-Quality.
  PB92-224724/REB             92-O4  PC A03/MF A01
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                                                                                   PB92-231497/REB
PB92-224732/REB
  Watershed Protection Approach: An Overview.
  PB92-224732/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-224740/REB
  Title 3 on  Indian  Lands: A Guide to the Emergency Plan-
  ning and Community Right-to-Know  Act. (Technical  Assist-
  ance Bulletin). Volume 10, Number 2.
  PB92-224740/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-22476S/REB
  Protecting  the Nation's Ground Water: EPA's Strategy  for
  the 1990s: The Final  Report of the EPA Ground-Water
  Task Force.
  PB92-224765/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-224799/REB
  Superfund  Innovative  Technology  Evaluation  Program:
  Progress and Accomplishments. Fiscal Year 1990. A Fourth
  Report to Congress.
  PB92-224799/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-224807/REB
  Bioremediation in the Field. An Information Update  on Ap-
  plying Bioremediation to Site Clean-Up. Number 3.
  PB92-224807/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-224815/REB
  RCRA Corrective Actions. Speaker Slide Copies.
  PB92-224815/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-224823/REB
  Bibliography of Materials on the  Emergency Planning and
  Community Right-to-Know Act (Title  III of SARA).
  PB92-224823fREB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-224831/REB
  Economic Incentives: Options for Environmental Protection.
  PB92-224831/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-224849/REB
  User's Guide  for the  Urban Airshed Model. Volume 7.
  User's Manual for the Performance Evaluation System.
  PB92-224849/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-225051/REB
  Pesticides and Ground-Water Strategy.
  PB92-225051/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-225069/REB
  Pesticides in Drinking-Water Wells.
  PB92-225069/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-226I82/REB
  Environmental Crisis in the Gulf. The U.S. Response.
  PB92-226182/REB              92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-226190/REB
  Preserving Our Future Today: Your Guide  to the United
  States Environmental Protection Agency.
   PB92-226190/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF  A01
 PB92-226216/REB
   Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know  Act:
   Section 313 Release Reporting Requirements.
   PB92-226216/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF  A01
 PB92-226224/REB
   Protecting Endangered Species:  Interim  Measures. Walker

   PB92-226224/REB             92-04   PC A01/MF A01

 PB92-226232/REB
   User's  Guide for  the  Urban Airshed  Model. Volume  4.
   User's Manual for the Emissions Preprocessor System 2.0.
   Part A: Core  FORTRAN System.
   PB92-226232/REB              92-04  PC A19/MF A04

 PB92-226422/REB
   Development Document for Effluent Limitations  Guidelines
   and Standards and Pretreatment Standards for  the Steam
   Electric: Point Source Category.              .../..c AIM
   PB92-226422/REB              92-04  PC A99/MF A06
 PB92-226430/REB
   Soil  Vapor  Extraction Column  Experiments  on  Gasoline
   Contaminated Soil.                         .../..c «m
   PB92-226430/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01

 PB92-226448/REB
   Technology Evaluation Report: Site Program Demonstration
   of a Trial Excavation at the McColl Superfund Site.
   PB92-226448/REB              92-04  PC  A10/MF A03

  PB92-2272SS/REB                                   ,
   Citizen  Monitoring:  Recommendations  to  Public Water

   PB92-MU7l!r5S/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  PB92-227263/REB
   Citizen  Monitoring: Recommendations to Household Well

    PB92-227263/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01

  PB92-227271/REB                             ™-,,,~i «
    Guide for Conducting Treatability  Studies under CERCLA.
    Soil Vapor Extraction. Interim Guidance.      An./up 4ni
    PB92-227271/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

  PB92-227289/REB                                  OH
    Technology  Evaluation  Report:  Ogden Circulating  Bed
    Combustor at the McColl Superfund Site.     An./MF= .01
    PB92-227289/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  PB92-227313/REB
    Environmental Gases.                     AHC/MP An9
    PB92-227313/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02


     Pilot-Scale  Incineration  of PCB-Contaminated Sediments
    from *e Hot Spot of the  New Bedford Harbor Superfund

     PB92-227321/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  PB92-227339/REB
     Removal of Creosote from Soil  by f°?.l"rryplie|^/rMF A01
     PB92-227339/REB             92-04  PC A03/Mh AO1
PB92-227347/REB
  Some Constitutive Modifiers of the Kinetic and Dynamic Be-
  havior of Non-Essential Metals.
  PB92-227347/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-227354/REB
  Hepatic Microsomal N-hydroxylation of Aniline and 4-chlor-
  oaniline by Rainbow Trout 'Onchorhyncus mykiss'.
  PB92-227354/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-227362/REB
  Comparison  of SIMCA Pattern  Recognition and  Library
  Search  Identification of Hazardous Compounds from Mass

  PB92-r227362/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-227370/REB
  Apportionment of Residential Indoor Aerosol, VOC,  and Al-
  dehyde Species to Indoor  and Outdoor Sources, and Their
  Source  Strengths.
  PB92-227370/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-227388/REB
  Control Technologies for Remediation of Contaminated Soil
  and Waste Deposits  at Superfund Lead Battery  Recycling

  PB92-227388/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-227396/REB
  Permeation  Resistance of Glove  Materials to Agricultural

  PB92-227396/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-227404/REB
  Probability of Plume Interception Using Conditional Simula-
  tion of Hydraulic Head and Inverse Modeling.
  PB92-227404/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-227412/REB
  Application of the EPR Spin-Trapping Technique to the De-
  tection of Radicals Produced in vivo during Inhalation Expo-
                                                          PB92-227602/REB
                                                            Fetal and Maternal Effects of Continual Exposure of Rats
                                                            to 970-MHz Circularly-Polarized Microwaves.
                                                            PB92-227602/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01

                                                          PB92-227610/REB
                                                            Reply to  'Selective Development Toxicity: Misuse of the
                                                            Concept via Mis-Application of a Mis-Defined 'A/D Ratio'.
                                                            (Letter to the Editor).
                                                            PB92-227610/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01

                                                          PB92-227628/REB
                                                            DNA Adduct Formation by 12 Chemicals with Populations
                                                            Potentially Suitable for Molecular Epidemiological Studies.
                                                            PB92-227628/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01

                                                          PB92-227636/REB
                                                            Status of Pesticides in Reregistration  and Special Review

                                                                                        92-04  PC A14/MF A03
                        -           92-04  PCA02/MFA01

    PB92-227420YREB
      Reduction of Neutrophil Influx Diminishes Lung Injury and
      Mortality Following Phosgene Inhalation.
      PB92-227420/RE6             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    PB92-227438/REB
      Interspecies Cytogenetic Comparisons: Studies with X-Radi-
      ation and Bleomycin Sulfate.
      PB92-227438/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    PB92-227446/REB
      Evaluation and Comparison of Spatial Interpolators.
      PB92-227446/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01

    PB92-227453/REB
      Relationship  between Free Liquids and Solids Content for
      l-?29S
                                   92-04  PC A03/MF A01
      PB9-27453/REB
     PB92-227461/REB
      Information Integration for Environmental Monitoring and
      Assessment: An Annotated Bibliography.     .„„«. .„,
      PB92-227461/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

     PB92-227479/REB
      Metals in Ground Water: Sampling Artifacts and Reproduc-

      PB9Y2-227479/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
     PB92-227487/REB
      Acquisition of Representative Ground Water Quality Sam-

      PBl2f-0227l87/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
     PB92-227495/REB
      Age-Related Percutaneous Penetration of 2-sec-Butyl-4-6-
      Dinitrophenol (Dinoseb) in Rats.             .„-,,,,- »„,
      PB92-227495/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01

     PB92-227S03/REB
      Effects of Trimethyltin on  Repeated Acquisition (Learning)
      PB92-227578/REB
                                 92-04  PC A03/MF A01

  PB92-227529/REB
   Corticosterone Hypersecretion in Preweanling Rats  Ex-
   posed Neonatally to Trimethyltin.            .,.,..,- »n,
   PB92-227529/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  PB92-227537/REB
   Deposition Patterns of Ragweed Pollen in the Human Res-

   p1?92-22T7r|37/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  PB92-22754S/REB
   Carcinogenic Risk of Non-Uniform Alpha Particle Irradiation
   in the Lungs: Radon Progeny Effects  at Bronchial Bifurca-

    PB92-227545/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  PB92-227552/REB
   Carboxyhemoglobin and Brain Blood Flow in Humans
    PB92-227552/REB              92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  PB92-227560/REB

                                 92-04 PC A01/MF A01



                                        PC A02/MF A01
      PB92-227586/REB
        Quantitative Image Cytometry of Hepatocytes  Expressing
        Gamma-Glutamyl Transpeptidase and Glutathione S-Trans-
        ferase  in  Diethylnitrosamine-lnitiated  Rats Treated with
        Phenobarbitol and/or Pnthalate Esters_       .„,,..,: An,
        PB92-227586/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01

      PB92-227594/REB
        Genotoxicity of Industrie   as es ^ Q4
PB92-227677/REB
  Control  of VOC Emissions from Nonferrous Metal Rolling

  PB92-227677/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

PB92-227800/REB
  National Water Quality Inventory: 1990 Report to Congress.
  PB92-227BOO/REB             92-04  PCA11/MFA03

PB92-228048/REB
  U.S. EPA Nonpoint Source Information Exchange Computer
  Bulletin Board System (BBS). User's Manual.
  PB92-228048/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

PB92-228436/REB
  Pollution  Prevention  Opportunity  Assessment  Histology
  Laboratory Xylene Use, Fort Carson, Colorado.
  PB92-228436/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

PB92-230358/REB
  BEN: A Model to Calculate the Economic Benefit of Non-
  compliance. User's Manual.
  PB92-230358/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02

PB92-230366/REB
  ABEL User's Manual.
  PB92-230366/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02

PB92-231083/REB
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim  Measures, Wilson
  County, Tennessee.
  PB92-231083/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01

PB92-231091/REB
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Franklin
  County, Tennessee.
  PB92-231091/REB             92-04   PCA01/MFA01

 PB92-231109/REB
  Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures, Avery
  County, North Carolina.
  PB92-231109/REB             92-04   PCA01/MFA01

 PB92-231117/REB
   Protecting Endangered Species: Interim Measures. Decatur

   PB92-231U7VREB              92-04   PCA01/MFA01

 PB92-23112S/REB
   Volunteer Lake Monitoring  Program,  1991.  Volume 7.
   Southern Region.
   PB92-231125/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF  A01

 PB92-231174/REB
   Radioactive   Site   Remediation  Technologies  Seminar.
   Speaker Slide Copies.
   PB92-231174/REB              92-04   PC A04/MF A01

 PB92-231182/REB
   Pesticide Reregistration.
   PB92-231182/REB

 PB92-231240/REB
   Suspended, Cancelled, and Restricted (SCR! Pesticides.
   PB92-231240/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02

 PB92-231281/REB
   Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
   Soil Vapor Extraction. Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
   PB92-231281/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  PB92-231299/REB
   Chemical   Dehalogenation   Treatability   Studies under
   CERCLA: An Overview.
   PB92-231299/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01

  PB92-231307/REB
   Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA:
   Chemical Dehalogenation. Final Report.
   PB92-231307/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01

  PB92-231315/REB
    Retecn,  Inc.,  Plasma Centrifugal   Furnace:  Applications

    PB92-S231R3eiP5°/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01

  PB92-2313S6/REB
    Application  of Dye-Tracing  Techniques  for  Determining
    Solute-Transport Characteristics  of Ground Water in  Karst

    PB92-231356/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02

  PB92-231489/REB
    Biological Criteria: Guide to Technical Literature.
    PB92-231489/REB            92-04  PC A07/MF A02

  PB92-231497/REB
    Biological Criteria: National  Program Guidance for Surface

    PB92-231497/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
                                                                                           92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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PB92-231505/REB
  Proceedings  of a Symposium: Biological Criteria Research
  and Regulation. Held in Arlington, Virginia on December 12-
  13, 1990.
  PB92-231505/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02
PB92-231513/REB
  Biological Criteria: State Development and  Implementation
  Efforts.
  PB92-231513/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-231521/REB
  Briefing Report to the EPA Science Advisory Board on the
  Equilibrium Partitioning Approach to Generating Sediment
  Quality Criteria.
  PB92-231521/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
P892-231539/REB
  Consumption Surveys for Fish and Shellfish. A Review and
  Analysis of Survey Methods.
  PB92-231539/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-231547/REB
  Contaminated Sediments: Relevant Statutes and EPA Pro-
  gram Activities.
  P892-231547/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-231562/REB
  Development Document for Interim Final and Proposed Ef-
  fluent Limitations Guidelines and Proposed New Source
  Performance Standards for the Bleached  Kraft. Ground-
  wood. Sutfite. Soda. Deink. and Non-Integrated Paper Mills
  Point Source Category. Volume 2. Sections 8-15
  PB92-231562/RE8             92-04  PC A13/MF A03
PB92-231570/REB
  Dynamic  Toxics  Wasteload  Allocation Model (DINTOX).
  User's Manual.
  PB92-231570/REB                    92-04  PC ACS
PB92-231SM/REB
  EPA's Review and Approval Procedure for State Submitted
  TMDLs/WLAs.
  PB92-231588/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-231604/REB
  Guidance for State Implementation of Water Quality Stand-
  ards for CWA Section 303(C)(2)(B).
  PB92-231604/REB             92-04 PC A03/MF A01
PB92-231612/REB
  Guidance for State Water Monitonng and Wasteload Allo-
  cation Programs.
  PB92-231612/REB             92-04 PC A04/MF A01
PB92-231620/REB
  Guidance for Water  Quality-Based  Decisions The  TMDL
  Process
  PB92-231620/REB             92-04 PC A04/MF A01
PB92-231638/REB
  Guidance Manual for Pulp. Paper, and Paperboard and
  Builders' Paper and Board Mills Pretreatment Standards.
  PB92-231638/REB             92-04 PC A04/MF A01
PB92-231646/REB
  Introduction to Water  Quality Standards.
  P892-231646/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-231653/REB
  Managing Contaminated Sediments EPA Decision-Making
  Processes.
  P892-231653/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-231661/REB
  Reference Guide to  Water Quality  Standards for Indian
  Tribes.
  PB92-231661/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-231679/REB
  Sediment Classification Methods Compendium.
  PB92-231679/REB             92-04  PC A13/MF A03
P892-231687/REB
  Special Interest Group  (SIGj Forum for Fish Consumption
  Risk Management. User's Manual. vl.O: A  Division of  the
  Monpoint Source Information Exchange Computer Bulletin
  Board System (NPS BBS).
  PB92-231687/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PS»2-2316»S/REfl
  Status  Report   State   Compliance  with  CWA  Section
  303(c)(2)(B) as of February 4. 1990.
  PB92-231695/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01
PB92-231703/REB
  Summary of Available Information on  the Levels and Con-
  trol of Toxic Pollutants Discharges in the Printing and Pub-
  lishing Point Source Category.
  PB92-231703/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-231729/BEB
  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
  locations. Book 3: Estuaries  Part 1: Estuaries and Waste
  Load Allocation Models.
  PB92-231729/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-231737/REB
  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
  locations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 2. Application of Eslua
  me Waste Load Allocation  Models.
  PB92-231737/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
P892-231745/REB
  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
  locations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 3:  Use of Mixing Zone
  Models in Estuanne Waste Load Allocations.
  P892-231745/REB             92-04  PCA03/MFA01
PB92-231752/REB
  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
  locations. Book 3: Estuaries. Part 4: Critical Review of Estu-
  anne WLA Modeling.
  PB92-231752/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-231760/REB
  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
  locations. Book 4. Lakes, Reservoirs and Impoundments.
  Chapter 3: Toxic Substances Impact.
  PB92-231760/REB             92-04  PC A14/MF A03
PB92-231778/REB
  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Wasteload Allo-
  cation.  Book  6.   Design Conditions. Chapter 1:  Stream
  Design  Flow for Steady-State Modeling.
  PB92-231778/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-231786/REB
  Technical Guidance Manual for Performing Waste Load Al-
  locations: Simplified  Analytical Method for  Determining
  NPDES Effluent  Limitations  for POTWs Discharging  into
  Low-Flow Streams.
  PB92-231786/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-231794/REB
  Technical Support Manual. Waterbody Surveys and Assess-
  ments for Conducting Use Attainability Analyses.
  PB92-231794/REB             92-04  PCAHJ/MFA03
PB92-231802/REB
  Technical Support Manual: Waterbody Surveys and Assess-
  ments for Conducting Use Attainability Analyses. Volume 3:
  Lake Systems.
  PB92-231802/REB             92-04  PC A10/MF A03
PB92-231810/REB
  Proceedings  of  a National  Conference: Water  Quality
  Standards for the 21st Century. Held in Dallas.  Texas on
  March 1-3, 1989.
  PB92-231810/REB             92-04  PC A11/MF  A03
PB92-231828/REB
  Proceedings of a Conference. Water Quality Standards for
  the 21st Century.  Held in Arlington. Virginia, on December
  10-12. 1990
  PB92-231828/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
PBS2-231836/REB
  Compilation of Water Quality Standards tor Marine Waters.
  PB92-231836/RES                     92-04  PC  A99
PB92-231844/REB
  Technical Guidance on Supplementary Stream Design Con-
  ditions for Steady State Modeling.
  PB92-231844/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF  A01
PB92-231851/REB
  Water Quality Standards Handbook.
  PB92-231851/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF  A03
PB92-231869/REB
  Development Document for Interim Final and Proposed Ef-
  fluent Limitations  Guidelines  and  Proposed  New  Source
  Performance Standards for  the Bleached Kraft, Ground-
  wood. Sulfite.-^oda, Deink and Non-Integrated Paper Mills.
  Volume 1. Segment of  the Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard.
  Point Source Category Group 1. Phase 2.
  PB92-231869/REB             92-04  PC A20/MF  A04
PB92-231877/REB
  Technical Support Manual: Waterbody Surveys and Assess-
  ments for Conducting Use Attainability Analyses. Volume 2.
  Estuanne Systems.
  PB92-231877/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A02
PB92-231893/REB
  Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Standards and Limi-
  tations for Battery Manufacturing.
  PB92-231893/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-231901/REB
  Economic Impact  Analysis  of Effluent Limitations  and
  Standards for the Battery Manufacturing Industry.
  PB92-231901/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-231919/REB
  Development Document for  Interim Final  Effluent Limita-
  tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
  Standards for the Calcium Carbide Segment of the Ferroal-
  ly Manufacturing Point Source Category. Group 1, Phase 2
  P892-231919/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-231927/REB
  Guidance Document for Effluent Discharges from the Auto
  and Other Laundries Point Source Category.
  PB92-231927/REB             92-04  PC A09/MF A03
PB92-231943/REB
  Guidance Development Document for  Effluent Limitations
  Guidelines and New Source Performance Standards for the
  Concrete Products. Point Source Category
  PB92-231943/RE8             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-231950/REB
  Development Document for  Interim Final Effluent Limita-
  tions Guidelines and Proposed New Source Performance
  Standards for the Explosives Manufacturing. Point Source
  Category. Group 2.
  PB92-2319SO/REB             92-04  PC A11/MF A03
PB92-231968/REB
  Development Document for  Interim Final Effluent Limita-
  tions Guidelines and Proposed  New Source  Performance
  Standards for the Raw Cane  Sugar Processing. Segment of
  the Sugar Processing   Point Source Category.  Group 1.
  Phase 2.
  PB92-231968/REB             92-04  PC A14/MF A03
P892-231976/REB
  Method 1624: Volatile Organic Compounds by Isotope  Dilu-
  tion GCMS: Method 1625: Semivolatile Organic Compounds
  by Isotope Dilution GCMS.
  PB92-231976/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-231984/REB
  Development Document lor  Proposed Effluent Limitations
  Guidelines and Standards for Control of Polychlorinated Bi-
  phenyls in the Deink Subcategory of the  Pulp,  Paper and
  Paperboard. Point Source Category
  PB92-231984/REB             92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-231992/REB
  Developmental  Document  for Effluent  Limitations Guide-
  lines and New Source Performance Standards for the Other
  Non-Fertilizer Phosphate Chemicals Segment of the Phos-
  phate  Manufacturing.  Point  Source  Category.  Group  1,
  Phase 2.
  PB92-231992/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-232008/REB
  Supplement of Development Document Effluent Limitations,
  Guidelines New Source Performance Standards Reprint for
  the Renderer Segment  of the Meat Products and  Render-
  ing. Point Source Category.
  PB92-232008/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-232016/REB
  Development Document for Effluent Limitations.  Guidelines
  for the  Electrical and Electronic Components. Point Source
  Category. Phase 2.
  PB92-232016/REB             92-04   PC A09/MF A02
PB92-232032/REB
  Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
  Guidelines and Standards for the Shipbuilding and Repair.
  Point Source Category.
  PB92-232032/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-232040/REB
  Development Document for  Effluent  Limitations Guidelines
  and Standards for the Gum and Wood Chemicals Manufac-
  turing. Point Source Category.
  PB92-232040/REB             92-04   PC A12/MF A03
PB92-232057/REB
  Guide for the Application of Effluent  Limitations  Guidelines
  for the Petroleum Refining Industry.
  PB92-232057/REB             92-04   PC A11/MF A03
PB92-232065/REB
  Development Document for Interim Final and Proposed Ef-
  fluent Limitations Guidelines and  New Source Performance
  Standards for the Fruits, Vegetables and Specialties. Seg-
  ment of the Canned and Preserved Fruits  and Vegetables.
  Point Source Category.
  PB92-232065/REB             92-04   PC A23/MF A04
PB92-232149/REB
  Health  Advisory  for   Isopropyl  Methylphosphonic Acid
  (IMPA).
  PB92-232149/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-232156/REB
  Preliminary Data Summary for the Wood  Preserving Seg-
  ment of the Timber Products Processing Point Source Cat-

  PB92-232156/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-232164/REB
  Common Synonyms: For Chemicals  Listed Under Section
  313 of  the Emergency  Planning  and Community RighMo-
  Know Act.
  PB92-232164/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-232172/REB
  Solid Waste Contract Negotiation  Handbook.
  PB92-232172/REB             92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-232198/REB
  Is Your  Drinking Water Safe.
  PB92-232198/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-232206/REB
  Energy  Use of Ice Making in Domestic Refngerators.
  PB92-232206/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF AOt
PB92-232214/REB
  Automated Aqueous Rotary Washer for  the Metal Finishing
  Industry. Technology Evaluation Report.
  PB92-232214/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-232222/REB
  Contaminants and Remedial Options at Wood  Preserving
  Sites.
  PB92-232222/REB             92-04   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-232305/REB
  Evaporation Rate of Volatile Liquids. Final Report, Second
  Edition.
  PB92-232305/REB             92-04   PC A09/MF A02
PB92-232339/REB
  Bioremediation Case Studies: An Analysis of Vendor Sup-
  plied Data.
  PB92-232339/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-232347/REB
  Bioremediation Case Studies: Abstracts.
  PB92-232347/REB             92-04   PC A12/MF A03
PB92-232354/REB
  Fundamentals of Ground-Water  Modeling.  Ground  Water
  Issue.
  PB92-232354/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-232362/REB
  Evaluation of Soil Venting Application. Ground Water Issue.
  PB92-232362/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-232370/REB
  Direct/Delayed Response Project: Future  Effects  of Long-
  Term Sulfur Deposition  on Stream Chemistry in the Mid-Ap-
  palachian Region of  the Eastern United States.
  PB92-232370/REB             92-04   PC A18/MF A04
PB92-232388/REB
  Procuring Innovative Technologies at Remedial Sites:  Q's
  and A's and Case Studies.
  PB92-232388/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
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  PB92-232438/REB
PB92-232446/REB
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PB92-232453/REB
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                                 92.04   PC A01/MF A01

                               "**" Measures' Monon-
                                 92.04   PC A01/MF A01

                     lndustrial Source Complex (ISC2) Dis-
                                 92-04   PC E99/MF E99
              ,f0rwthe lndustrial So""* Complex (ISC2) Dis-
         ,.15 Volume 1- User Instructions         '
      2-232453/REB              92-04  PC A13/MF A03
 PB92-232461/REB
                     lnd"strial S0""* Complex (ISC2) Dis-
                                 *™ of Model Algorithms.
                                 92-04  PC A05/MF A01
 PB92-232479/REB
   User's Guide (or the Industrial Source Complex (ISC2) Dis-
   persion Models. Volume 3: Guide to Programmers
   PB92-232479/REB              92-
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PB92-233154/REB
  National Estuary Program After Four Years: A Report to
  Congress.
  PB92-233154/REB             92-04   PC A06/MF A02
P892-233287/REB
  Handbook of RCRA Ground-Water Monitoring Constituents:
  Chemical and Physical Properties (40 CFR Part 264,  Ap-
  pendix 9).
  PB92-233287/REB             92-04   PC A13/MF A03
PB92-233881/REB
  Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technol-
  ogies  (3rd):  Domestic  and  International. Held in Dallas,
  Texas on June 11-13, 1991. Abstract Proceedings.
  PB92-233881/REB             92-04   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-233899/REB
  Healthy Lawn, Healthy Environment. Caring for Your Lawn
  in an Environmentally Friendly Way.
  PB92-233899/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-235S63/REB
  Citizen's Guide to  Innovative Treatment Technologies for
  Contaminated Soils, Sludges, Sediments and Debris.
  PB92-235563/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-23SS71/REB
  Citizen's Guide to Bwventing.
  PB92-235571/REB             92-04   PCA01/MFA01
PB92-2355M/REB
  Citizen's Guide to Using Indigenous and Exogenous Micro-
  organisms in Bkxemediation.
  PB92-235S89/REB              92-04   PC  A01/MF A01
PB92-235597/HEB
  Qtrzen's Guide to Air Sparging
  PB92-235597/RE8              92-04   PC  A01/MF A01
PB92-23S60S/REB
  Evaluation of Soil Venting Application. Ground  Water Issue.
  PB92-235605/REB              92-04  PC  A02/MF A01
PB92-235613/REB
  Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation  (SITE): Dem-
  onstration Bulletin.  Flame Reactor. Horsehead Resource
  Development Company, Inc.
  PB92-235613/REB              92-04   PC  A01/MF A01
PB92-235621/REB
  RED Facts: Putrescent Whole Egg SotaJs
  PB92-235621/REB              92-04   PC  A01/MF A01
PB92-23S639/REB
  RED Facts: Alkyl Arrane Hydrochkxide.
  PB92-235639/REB              92-O4   PC  A02/MF A01
PB92-235647/REB
  RACT/BACT/LAER  Clearinghouse: A Compilation of Con-
  trol Technology Determinations. Second Supplement to the
  1990 Edition.
  PB92-235647/HEB              92-04   PC A20/MF AIM
PB92-235654/REB
  Waste Reduction Activities and Options for a  Nuclear Pow-
  ered Electrical Generating Station.
  PB92-23S654/REB              92-04   PC A02/MF Ml
PS92-23S662/REB
  Searching for a Water  Supply Connection in the Cabool,
  Missouri Disease Outbreak of 'Escherichia cot' 01S7:H7.
  PB92-235662/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-23S670VREB
  Summary of Selected New Information on Effects of Ozone
  on Health and Vegetation: Supplement to 1986 Air Quality
  Criteria for Ozone and Other Photochemical Oxidants.
  PB92-235670/REB             92-04   PC AOS/MF A02
PB92-23S6M/REB
  Mobile Air-Conditioning Recycling Manual.
  PB92-2356B8/REB             92-04   PC AM/MF A02
PB92-23S936/REB
  Rotating Biological Contactors. Engineering Bulletin
  PB92-235936/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-238328/HEB
  Biologic Markers in Pulmonary Toxicology.
  P892-238328/REB             92-04   PC AOVMF A02
PB92-238351/REB
  Biologic Markers in Immunolojocology
  P892-238351/REB             92-04   PC A10/MF A03
PB92-23S4M/REB
  Control Technology Center FY91:  A Fifth Year of Growth
  P892-238468/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF AOt
PB92-23847G/REB
  Waste Reduction Activities and Options for a Local Board
  of Education in New Jersey.
  PB92-238476/REB             92-O4   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-23S484/REB
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 235: 'Bacillus subttis' GB03.
  P892-238484/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
P692-238492/REB
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 237: Oxaduyt (New Chemical
        ation).
      2-238492/REB             92-O4   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-23S500/REB
  Pesticide Fact Sheet Number 238: 'Pseudomonas fluores-
  cens' and 'Pseudomonas syrmgae' Strains.
  PB92-2385OO/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PB92-238518/REB
  Risk Assessment Management  Communication:  A Guide
  to Selected  Sources Volume 4, Number 2.
  PB92-238518/REB             92-O4   PC A09/MF A02
PBt2-238526/REB
  Reregetratton Eligibility Document  (RED): lndote-3-Butync
  Acid. (List B. Case 2330).
  PB92-238526/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
PB92-239268/REB
  Ozone Disinfection and Treatment of Urban Storm Drain
  Dry-Weather Flows: A Pilot Treatment Plant Demonstration
  Project on the Kenter Canyon Storm Drain System in Santa
  Monica.
  PB92-239268/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
PB92-239482/REB
  Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program, 1991. Volume 4. West-
  Central Illinois Region.
  PB92-2394S2/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-239516/REB
  Reference Guide to Odor Thresholds for Hazardous Air Pol-
  lutants Listed in the dean Air Act Amendments of 1990.
  PB92-239516/REB             92-04  PC A05/MF A01
PB92-239524/REB
  Hearth Assessment Document for Talc.
  PB92-239524/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-239532/REB
  Detecting Water Row Behind Pipe in Injection Wells.
  PB92-239532/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-239S40/REB
  Operations and Research at the U.S. EPA Incineration Re-
  search Facility: Annual Report for FY91.
  P892-239540/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-239557/REB
  EMPA Monitor - March 1992 Edition.
  P892-Z39557/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-239565/REB
  Andrew W. Breidenbach Environmental  Research Center
  Small Systems Resource Directory.
  PB92-239565/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
P8S2-23»573/REB
  Data User's Guide to the United States Environmental Pro-
  tection Agency's Long-Term Monitoring Project. Duality As-
  surance Plan and Data Dictionary.
  PB92-239S73/REB             92-04  PC A08/MF A02
PB«2-23»5«1/RE8
  Guide  for Conducting Treatability Studies under CERCLA
  Solvent Extraction. Interim Guidance.
  PB92-239581/REB             92-O4  PC A03/MF A01
PBS2-2395M/REB
  Guide  tor Conducting Treatability Studies under  CERCLA:
  Solvent Extraction Quick Reference Fact Sheet.
  PB92-239599/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB»2-S00024/REB
  Toxic Release Inventory (THI) 1987-1989, (on CD-ROM).
  PB92-500024/REB              92-01  CD-ROMS45.00
PBS2-500032/REB
  PA-Score (Preliminary Assessment Score), Version 1.0 (for
  Microcomputers).
  PB92-500032/REB                    92-01   CP 002
PB92-S00347/REB
  Permit Tracking System  (PTS).  Version 1.0 (for Microcom-
  puters).
  PB92-500347/REB                    92-01   CP O03
PB92-500354/REB
  Volatile Organic Compound and Paniculate Matter (VOC/
  PM) Special**) Data Base Management System (SPECI-
  ATE), Version 1.4 (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-500354/REB                    92-01   CP D02
PB92-500446/REB
  Natural Enemy Risk Assessment (NERISK) (for Microcom-

  P892-500446/REB                    92-01   CP D06
PB92-500453/RE8
  Aquatic  Toxraty  Information Retrieval  Data  Base  (AC-
  QUIRE).
  PB92-500453/HEB                     92-O1  CP T02
PS92-500479/REB
  Aquatic Toxcrty  Information on VAX VMS Backup (AC-
  QUIRE tor VMS).
  PB92-500479/RE8                     92-01  CP T02
PB92-SOOtM2/REB
  Regional Oxidant Model (ROM), (Source Code Only) (Ver-
  sion 2.1).
  PB92-S00842/REB            92-01  MagTape$1500 00
PM2-5MMS9/REB
  Regional Oxidant Model (ROM). Source Code  and Test
  Data (Version 2.1).
  PB92-500859/REB            92-01  MagTape$4000 00
PB92-S01139/REB
  National Acid Precipitation Assessment Program  (NAPAP)
  Emissions Inventory, 1985 (Version 2). Development of the
  Annual Data and Modelers' (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-501139/REB                     92-01  CP DO4
PB92-501212/REB
  Hazardous Air Pollutant Program (HAP-PRO). Version 1 (for
  Microcomputers).
  PB92-S01212/REB                     92-01  CP DOS
PBS2-S01329/REB
  RETC Code for Quantifying the Hydraulic Functions of Un-
  saturated Soils (lor Microcomputers).
  PB92-501329/REB                     92-01  CP D02
PB92-501386/REB
  Toxic  Substances Control  Act (TSCA)  Chemical  Sub-
  stances  Inventory: Revised  Inventory Synonym and Pre-
  ferred Name FSe, January 1992.
  PB92-501386/RE8                     92-01   CP T05
PB92-501436/REB
  Standardized Costs for Water Supply Distribution (for Micro-
      wtars).
      l-501436/REB                     92-01  CP D02
PB92-501501/REB
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening System (OCCSS)
  Software (SOW February 1988) (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-501501/REB                     92-01  CP D02
PB92-501519/REB
  Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System (ICCSS)
  Software (SOW March 1990) (Version 1) (for Microcomput-
  ers).
  PB92-501519/REB                     92-01  CP D02
PB92-501527/REB
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening System (OCCSS)
  Software (SOW March 1990) (Version 1) (for Microcomput-
  ers).
  PB92-501527/REB
                                       92-01  CP D02
PB92-50153S/REB
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening System (OCCSS)
  Software (SOW OLM01.8 Version January 1992) (Version
  1) (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-501535/REB                     92-01  CP D02
PB92-501626/REB
  Crosswalk/Air Toxic Emission Factor  Data Base Manage-
  ment System (XATEF), (Version 1.2) (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-501626/REB                     92-01  CP D02
PB92-501774/REB
  Consolidated List of Chemical Subject to Reporting under
  the  Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know
  Act. SARA Section 302 Extremely Hazardous Substances,
  CERCL Hazardous Substances and  SARA  Section  313
  Toxic Chemicals (Title III, List of  Lists)  (for  Microcomput-
  ers)
  PB92-501774/REB                     92-01  CP D02
PB92-501816/REB
  Toxic Release Inventory (TRI). 1990.
  PB92-501816/REB                     92-01  CP T14
PB92-501873/REB
  Protein Adducts for Exposure Monitoring: A  Computerized
  Database (CPAD) (Version 1) (for Microcomputers)
  PB92-501873/REB                     92-01  CP D02
PB92-S01899/REB
  Complex Effluent Toxicity Information  System (CETIS) (for
  Microcomputers)
  PB92-501899/REB                     92-01  CP D04
PB92-501972/REB
  Roadmaps to Sources of Information  on Chemicals Listed
  in  the  Emergency Planning Community and  Community
  Right-to-Know Act (Also  Known  as SARA Title 3), Section
  313. Toxic Release Inventory (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-501972/REB                     92-01  CP 004
PB92-S02202/REB
  Organic Contract Compliance Screening System (OCCSS)
  Software (OLM01.8 Version 2) (for  Microcomputers).
  PB92-502202/REB                     92-04  CP D02
PB92-5022S1/REB
  Electrostatic  Precipitator  V-l (ESPVI 4.0) and Performance
  Prediction Model (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-502251/REB                     92-04  CP D02
PB92-503085/REB
  Fish and Chemistry Data for the Upper Peninsula of Michi-
  gan Report (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-503085/REB                     92-04  CP D02
PB92-503119/REB
  Statistical  Approach  to  Predicting  Chronic  Toxicity of
  Chemicals  to Fishes from Acute Toxicity Test Data (for
  Microcomputers).
  PB92-503119/REB                     92-04  CP D02
P842-5035O7/REB
  Preliminary Ranking Evaluation  Score (PREscore) Version
  1.1  (for Microcomputers).
  PB92-503507/REB                     92-04  CP D02
PB92-504174/REB
  Staten Island/New Jersey Urban Air Toxics Assessment
  Project. Quarterly and Summary  Data (for Microcomputers).
  October 1987-March 1991.
  P892-504174/REB                     92-04  CP D02
PB92-504356/REB
  General Information on Applying for Registration of  Pesti-
  cides  in the  United States. Second Edition (for Microcom-
  puters).
  PB92-504356^REB                     92-04  CP D02
PB92-592210/REB
  Enforcement Document  Retrieval  System (EDRS) -  ASCII
  (1972-November 1991).
  PB92-592210/REB                 92-01   Subscription
PB92-592220/REB
  Enforcement Document Retrieval System (EDRS) - EBCDIC
  (1972-November 1991).
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PB92-S92290/REB
  Resource Conservation and Recovery Information System
  (RCRIS) Extract Tape
  PB92-592290/REB                     92-01   CP T01
PBS2-592380/REB
  Enforcement Document  Retrieval System (EDRS) Master
  File (1972-April  1992).
  PB92-592380/REB         92-01  Subscriptions 1,440.00
PB92-592390/REB
  Enforcement Document  Retrieval System (EDRS) Update
  File (November 14, 1991 to April 22, 1992).
  PB92-592390/REB                     92-01  CP T99
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                                                                                                                                       PB92-963306/REB
                                                  so
 PB92-780865/HEB
   America's Ecological  Report Card: Environmental Monitor-
   pr?Q3rlCl Assessment Program (EMAP) (Video).
   PB92-780865/REB                    92.04   AVS35.00
 PB92-780873/REB
   Pesticide Applicator Trainii
   PB92-780873/REB
 PB92-904200/REB
   EPA (Environmental Protection Agency)  Publications Bibli-
   ography, Quarterly Abstract Bulletin
   P&92-904200/REB                 92-01  Subscription
 PB92-911600/REB
   Pesticide Compact Label File - 1990 Updates
   PB92-911600/REB                 92-01'  Subscription
 PB92-911699/REB
   Compact Label File - 1992 (Fiche 1-5281)
   PB92-911699/REB                 92-01  MF$2640.00
 PB92-921100/REB
   Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables
   PB92-921100/REB               92-01   Standing Order
 PB92-921700/REB
   Environmental Protection Agency Civil Enforcement Docket
   PB92-921700/REB                 92-01  Subscription
 PB92-922400/REB
   RCRA, Superfund Monthly Hot Line Reports
   PB92-922400/REB           92-01  SubscriptionS96 00
 PB92-963200/REB
   Superfund: Program Policies and Administration
   PB92-963200/REB              92-01   Standing Order
 PB92-963201/REB
   Implementation of me  Superfund Alternative Remedial Con-
   tracting Strategy (ARCS): Report  of the  Administrator's
   Task Force. Implementation Plan
   PB92-963201/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-963202/REB
   OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory October 1991
   PB92-963202/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-963203/REB
   National Priorities List Sites: Connecticut
   PB92-963203/REB
                                                92-01
            see individual report for order number and price
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   National Priorities List Sites: Maine.
   PB92-963204/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-96320S/REB
   National Pnorities List Sites: New Hampshire.
  PB92-96320S/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-963206/REB
  National Pnorities List Sites: Massachusetts.
   PB92-963206/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 PB92-963207/REB
  National Priorities List Sites: Puerto Rico.
  PB92-963207/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-963208/REB
  National Priorities List Sites: New York
  PB92-963208/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03
 PB92-963209/REB
  National Priorities List Sites: North  Carolina.
  PB92-963209/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 PB92-963210/REB
  National Priorities List Sites: South Carolina.
  PB92-963210/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
 PB92-963211/REB
  National Priorities List Sites Minnesota.
  PB92-963211/REB              92-01   PC A07/MF A02
PB92-963212/REB
  National Priorities List Sites: Texas.
PB92-963212/REB
                              .
                              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-963213/REB
  National Priorities List Sites: Kansas.
  PB92-963213/REB             92-01
PB92-963214/REB
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  PB92-963214/REB
PB92-963215/REB
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  PB92-963215/REB
PB92-963216/REB
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  PB92-963216/REB
PB92-963217/REB
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  PB92-963218/REB
PB92-963219/REB
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  PB92-963219/REB
PB92-963220/REB
  National Priorities List Sites:
  PB92-963220/REB
PB92-963221/REB
  National Prionties List Sites:
  PS92-963221/REB
PB92-963222/REB
  National Priorities List Sites:
  PB92-963222/REB
                                     PC A04/MF A01


                        Missouri.
                              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
                              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
                        Arizona and Nevada.
                              92-01  PC A04/MF A01

                        Virginia.
                              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01

                        Man/land.
                              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
                              92-01  PC A04/MF A01


                        Arkansas.
                              92-01  PC A04/MF A01


                        Oklahoma.
                              92-01  PC A04/MF A01


                        Louisiana.
                              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-963223/REB
   National Priorities List Sites: Alabama.
   PB92-963223/HEB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites: Mississippi.
   PB92-963224/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites: Tennessee
   PB92-963225/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites- Georgia
   PB92-963226/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites: Kentucky.
   PB92-963227/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites: Delaware
   PB92-963228/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites: West Virginia.
   PB92-963229/REB              925)1  PC A04/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites: Rhode Island.
   PB92-963230/HEB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites: Vermont.
   PB92-963231/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites: New Mexico.
   PB92-963232/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites: Nebraska.
   PB92-963233/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites: Iowa.
   PB92-963234/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites: Montana.
   PB92-963235/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites: North  Dakota  and  South
   Dakota.
   PB92-963236/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites: Colorado.
   PB92-963237/REB              92-01  PC A05/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites: Wyoming.
   PB92-963238/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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   National Priorities List Sites: California and Hawaii.
   PB92-963239/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03
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  National Priorities List Sites: Pennsylvania.
  PB92-963240/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03
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   National Priorities List Sites: New Jersey.
  PB92-963241/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
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  National Priorities List Sites: American  Samoa,  Guam, and
  the Trust Territories.
  PB92-963242/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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  National Priorities List Sites: Wisconsin.
  PB92-963243/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-963244/REB
  National Priorities List Sites: Washington.
  PB92-963244/HEB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-963245/REB
  National Priorities List Sites: Oregon.
  PB92-963245/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-963246/REB
  National Priorities List Sites: Ohio.
  PB92-963246/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-963247/REB
  National Priorities List Sites: Michigan.
  PB92-963247/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
PB92-963248/REB
  National Priorities List Sites: Illinois.
  PB92-963248/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-963249/REB
  National Priorities List Sites: Indiana.
  PB92-963249/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A02
PB92-9632SO/REB
  National Priorities List Sites: Florida.
  PB92-9632SO/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-963251/REB
  National Priorities List Sites: Alaska.
  PB92-963251/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-963252/REB
  Superfund: Focusing  on the Nation at Large.  1991 Update.
  PB92-963252/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-963253/REB
  National Priorities List Sites Set (1991).
  PB92-963253/REB              92-01  PC E99/MF E99
PB92-963255/REB
  Superfund:  Reporting on Cleanup Activities  through  Envi-
  ronmental Indicators. FY 1991  Update.
  PB92-963255/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-963256/REB
  Progress  Toward Implementing  Superfund,  Fiscal Year
  1990: A Report to the Congress.
  PB92-963256/REB             92-01  PC E05/MF A04
 PB92-963257/REB
  Superfund Contracts Management Issues.
  PB92-963257/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
 PB92-963258/REB
  Implementation of  the  Alternative  Remedial  Contracting
  Strategy (ARCS) Task Force Recommendations: Transmit-
  tal of the Implementation Plan.
  PB92-963258/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
 PB92-963259/REB
  Regional Pilot Projects and Initiatives.
  PB92-963259/REB             92-01  PCA01/MFA01
 PB92-963260/REB
  Congressional  Limits for FY 92 Alternative  Remedial Con-
  tracting Strategy (ARCS) Program Management Costs.
  PB92-963260/REB            92-01  PCA01/MF
PB92-9632E1/REB
  National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contin-
  gency Plan (The NCP).
  PB92-963261/REB            92-01  PCA15/MFA03
PB92-963262/REB
  Superfund Policy Forum Update, Volume 1, Number 1, Feb-
  ruary 1992.
  PB92-963262/REB            92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-963263/REB
  Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model (SACM).
  PB92-963263/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-963264/REB
  OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory, May 1992.
  PB92-963264/REB                    92-01  PC E02
PB92-96326S/REB
  Superfund Progress, Spring 1992.
  PB92-963265/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-963266/REB
  Correction  of  FY-92 Superfund  Program  Management
  Manual Definitions.
  PB92-963266/REB            92-01  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-963267/REB
  Superfund Progress -  Aficionado's Version (Progress as of
  March 31, 1992).
  PB92-963267/REB            92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-9S3272/REB
  Smart Moves in Superfund - Regional Initiatives. Volume 1,
  Number 1, February 1992.
  PB92-963272/REB            92-04  PC A01/MF A01
PB92-963273/REB
  Regional Pilots and Applications  of Superfund Accelerated
  Cleanup Model (SACM).
  PB92-963273/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-963274/REB
  Contracting and Subcontracting  Guide to the Superfund
  Program.
  PB92-963274/REB                   92-04   PC Free
PB92-963276/REB
  Superfund  Program Implementation Manual,  Fiscal Year
  1993. Volumes 1 and 2.
  PB92-963276/REB            92-04  PC A18/MF A04
PB92-963277/REB
  Identification of a Senior Superfund Official for Addressing
  Special NPL Site-Related Issues.
  PB92-963277/REB            92-04  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-963278/REB
  Superfund Progress -  Aficionado's Version: Progress as of
  June 30, 1992.
  PB92-963278/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF AOt
PB92-963279/REB
  Superfund Progress, Summer 1992.
  PB92-963279/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-963281/REB
  Memorandum of Understanding between the National Oce-
  anic and Atmospheric Administration and the U.S. Environ-
  mental Protection Agency Concerning the Notification and
  Coordination of Activities Pursuant to  the Comprehensive
  Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act.
  PB92-963281/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-963300/REB
  Superfund:  Site Assessment and Remediation.
  PB92-963300/REB              92-01  Standing Order
PB92-963302/REB
  PA-Score Software, Version 1.0. Users Manual and Tutorial
  PB92-963302/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-963303/REB
  Guidance  lor Performing Preliminary Assessments under
  CERCLA.
  PB92-963303/REB            92-01  PCA13/MFA03
PB92-963304/REB
  NPL Characterization Project: National Results.
  PB92-963304/REB            92-01  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-963305/REB
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 1 Results.
  PB92-963305/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-963306/REB
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 2 Results.
  PB92-963306/REB            92-01  PC A05/MF A01
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PB92-9633O7/REB
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 3 Results.
  PB92-963307/REB             92-O1  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-963308/REB
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 4 Results
  PB92-963308/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-963309/REB
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 5 Resurts.
  PB92-963309/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-963310/HEB
  NPL ChBracterization Project Region 6 Results.
  PB92-963310/HEB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-963311/REB
  NPL Characterization Project Region 7 Results.
  PB92-963311/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-963312/REB
  NPL Characterization Project Region 8 Results.
  PB92-963312/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-963313/REB
  NPL Characterization Project. Region 9 Results
  PB92-963313/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PBS2-963314/REB
  NPL Characterization Project: Region 10 Results.
  PB92-963314/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PM2-9«33tS/REB
  CERCLIS Characterization Project National Results.
  PB92-963315/REB             92-01  PC AOt/MF A02
PM2-9U31S/REB
  CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 1 Results
  PB92-963316/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PM2463317/REB
  CERCLIS Characterization Protect: Region 2 Results.
  P892-963317/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-96MU/REB
  CERCUS Characterization project Region 3 Results.
  PB92-96331B/RE8             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PW2-9S33U/RCB
  CERCLIS Characterization Project: Region 4 Results
  PB92-963319/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PM2-M33aO/REB
  CEROJS Characterization Project Region S Results.
  PB92-963320/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PM2-M3321/RCB
  CERCLIS Characterization Proiect: Region 6 Results.
  PB92-963321/HEB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
P892-963322/REB
  CERCLIS Characterization Project Region 7 Results.
  PB92-963322/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
P8*2-963323/RES
  CERCUS Characterization Project Region 8 Results.
  PB92-963323/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-»63324/REB
  CERCUS Characterization Project Region 9 Results.
  PB92-963324/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-963325/REB
  CERCUS Characterization Protect Region 10 Results.
  PB92-963325/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-963326/REB
  Revised Hazard Ranking System: Evaluating Sites After
  Waste Removals.
  PB92-963356/HEB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB9Z-963377/REB
  Revision of Pobcy Regarding Superlund Project Assignment
  between Altemative Remedial Contracting Strategy Coo-
  tractors and the US Army Corps ol Engineers
  PB92-963327/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF AOt

  Audits and the Superlund Program Manager
                               ----  ~
  PB92-963328/REB
                               92-01  PC A01/MF A01
                               92-01  PC A01/MF A01
  State and Local Involvement in the Supertund Program.
  PB92-963329/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01
PfM2-963330/RCB
  Political Subdivision Involvement in Superlund.
  PB92-963330/REB            92-01  PC A01/MF A01
PBM-M3331/RCB
  Debarment and Suspension.
  PB92-963331/REB
PB»2-M3332/REB
  Admnstratove Guidance for the FIT to ARCS (FIT/ARCS)
  Trans*on.
  PB92-963332/RE8            92-01  PC AOS/MF AOZ
PB92-M3333/REB
  Risk  Assessment  Guidance  for Superfund.  Volume  1
  Human Hearth Evaluation Manual {Part B. Development of
  Risk-Based Prekminary Remediation Goals).
  PB92-963333/REB            92-01  PC A04/MF AOt
PBS2-A63334/REB
  Risk  Assessment  Guidance  for Superfund.  Volume  1.
  Human Hearth Evaluation Manual (Part C. Risk Evaluation
  of Remade) Alternatives)
  PB92-963334/REB            92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-963337/REB
  ECO  Update: The Role of BTAGs in Ecological Assess-
  ment. Volume 1, Number 1. September 1991.
  PB92-963337/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-9S3331/REB
  Estimating Potential for Occurrence of DNAPL at Superfund
  Sites.
  PB92-96333B/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-963339/REB
  Risk  Assessment  Guidance  for  Superfund.  Volume  1
  Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part B).
  PB92-963339/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-963340/REB
  Risk  Assessment  Guidance  for  Superfund.  Volume  1
  Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part C).
  PB92-963340/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-M3341/REB
  Community Relations in Superfund: A Handbook
  PB92-963341/REB             92-01  PC A12/MF A03
PB92-463342/REB
  Accessing the $50 Million Set-Aside in the Remedial Action
  Budget for Quick Response at National Priorities List Sites.
  PB92-963342/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF AOt
PS92-963343/REB
  Authorization for Regional  Administrators to Approve Con-
  sistency Exemptions at NPL Sites.
  PB92-963343/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
PM2-M3344/RE8
  Update No. 2 to 'Procedures for  Completion and Deletion
  of NPL Sites'
  PB92-963344/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
PM2-M3345/RC8
  Quid* to Principal Threat and Low Level Threat Wastes
  PB92-963345/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
P0M-M334S/REB
  Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies Phase 2
  Volume i.  Summary Report
  PB92-963346/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PM2-M3347/REB
  Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Phase 2
  Volume 2.  Case Studies and Updates
  PBS2-963347/REB             92-04  PC A19/MF A04
PB92-M3$tt/REB
  OPA Q's and A's. Overview of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990
  PB92-963348/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB»2-96334t/REB
  PREscore  Software. Users Manual and Tutorial  Version
  1.0.
  PB92-963349/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PM2-M33SO/REB
  Presentations EPA-State Soil Standards Conference. Held
  in Crystal City. Virginia on January 29, 1991.
  PB92-9633SO/REB             92-01  PC AOB/MF A02
PM2-M33S1/REB
  Summary of Treatment Technology Effectiveness for Con-
  taminated  Soil.
  PB92-963351/REB             92-01  PC A23/MF A04
PB92-9S3352/REB
  Regional Quality Control Guidance for NPL Candidate Sites
  PB92-963352/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB82-M33S3/REB
  Guide to Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes
  PB92-963353/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PBK-M33S4/REB
  Characterization Protocol  for  Rad-oactve Contaminated
  So**.
  PBS2-963354/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PM2-W33SC/REB
  Guidance tor Data UseabMy m Risk Assessment (Part A)
  PB92-963356/HEB             92-04  PC A13/MF A03
P8»2-»S335a/REB
  Considerations m  Ground-Water Remediation at Superfund
  Sites  and RCRA Facttties.  Update
  PB92-9633SB/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB«2-9B33S»/REB
  ROD  Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 1
  P992-963359/REB             92-01  PC AM/MF A06
PBS2-963360/REB
  ROD  Annual Report, FY1991. Volume 2
  PB92-963360/REB             92-01  PC Alt/MF A04
PB»2-M33«1/R£B
  Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Bulletin: Presumptive Rem-
  edies for Wood Treatment Facilities. Volume 1, Number 2.
  May 1992.
  PB92-963361/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
PB92-963382/REB
  Guidance tor Data UseaoiSty in  Risk Assessment (Pan B).
  PBSZ-963362/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
  ECO Update: Ecological Assessment of Superfund Sites.
  An Overview. Volume 1. Number a December 1991.
  PB92-963335/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PB*2-»63336/REB
  Homeowners  Exempted from  Superfund Cleanup Costs:
  National Policy Overview
  PB92-963336/REB             92-01  PC A01/MF A01
  Guidance tor Data Useabwty in Risk Assessment.
  PB92-963363/REB             92-04   PC A02/MF A01
PB9Z-K3364/REB
  Remedial Action Report Documentation for Operable Ural
  Completion.
  PB92-963364/REB             92-04   PC A01/MF A01
  Superfund Accelerated Cleanup BuHetn. Volume 1. Number
  1. Presumptive Remeo.es for Municipal Landfill Sites.
  PB92-963367/REB             92-04   PC A01/MF A01
PB92-963368/REB
  FY 1992  Themes  for Regional Coordination  to  Support
  Continuous Improvements of Superfund's  Remedial  Pro-
  gram.
  PB92-963368/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-963369/REB
  ECO Update. Volume 1, Number 3. The Rote of Natural Re-
  source Trustees in the Superfund Process.
  PB92-963369/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-963370/REB
  ECO  Update. Volume  1, Number  4. Developing  a Work
  Scope for Ecological Assessments.
  PB92-963370/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-963371/REB
  Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Bulletin. Volume 1, Number
  3. Presumptive Remedies.
  PB92-963371/REB             92-04  PCA01/MFA01
PB92-963372/REB
  Understanding Superfund Risk Assessment.
  PB92-963372/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB92-963373/REB
  Supplemental Guidance to RAGS: Calculating the Concen-
  tration Term. Volume 1, Number 1, May 1992.
  PB92-963373/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
P892-963374/REB
  ECO  Update  Volume 1, Number 5. August 1992  Briefing
  the BTAG: initial Description of  Setting, History, and Ecolo-
  gy of a Site
  PB92-963374/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PTO2-963400/REB
  Superlund Removals and Emergency Response
  PB92-963400/REB               92-01   Standing Order
PB92-963401/REB
  Supertund Removal Procedures Guidance  on the Consid-
  eration of ARARS dunng Removal Actions
  PB92-96340UREB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB42-963402/REB
  CERCLA Reporting  Requirements for Releases of Ethylene
  Glycol from Airplane De-Icing Operations.
  PB92-963402/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
PBS2-9634O3/REB
  Supertund Emergency  Response Actions:  A  Summary  of
  Federally-Funded Removals. Fifth Annual Report - Fiscal
  Year 1990.
  PB92-963403/REB             92-01  PC A08/MF A02
PB92-963405/REB
  Compendium of ERT Field Analytical Procedures.
  PB92-963405/REB             92-O4  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-96340B/REB
  Compendium of ERT Air Sampling Procedures
  PB92-963406/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-963407/REB
  Technical Assistance Team (TAT) Contracts Users' Manual.
  PB92-963407/REB             92-01  PC A09/MF A02
PB92-9634OS/REB
  Removal  Program  Representative  Sampling  Guidance.
  Volume 1. Soil
  PB92-963408/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-9634O9/REB
  Supertund Removal  Procedures:  Removal  Enforcement
  Guidance tor On-Scerte Coordinators.
  PB92-963409/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-963411/REB
  CERCLA  Notifications: Emergency  Response Notification
  System (ERNS) Fact Sheet
  PB92-963411/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
PB92-963412/REB
  Overview of ERNS   Emergency   Response  Notification
  System (ERNS) Fact Sheet
  PB92-963412/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
PB92-963413/REB
  Oil Notifications: Emergency Response Notification System
  (ERNS) Fact Sheet
  PB92-963413/REB              92-04  PC A01/MF A01
PB92-963414/REB
  Standard Operating Safety Guides
  PB92-963414/REB              92-04  PC A09/MF A03
PB92-963416/REB
  Superfund Removal Procedures: Public Participation Guid-
  ance for On-Scene Coordinators Community Relations and
  the Administrative Record.
  PB92-963416/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-963418/REB
  Analysis  of State  Superfund  Programs: 50-State Study
  1991 Update
  PB92-963418/REB             92-04  PC A12/MF A03
PB92-963419/REB
  Guide to Removal Enforcement
  PB92-963419/REB             92-04  PC A01/MF A01
PB92-963420/RE8
  OPA Update:  Implementation  of the Oil Pollution Act ot
  1990. Volume 2. Number 1.
  PB92-963420/REB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
PB9Z-963422/REB
  Notification Requirements for Continuous Releases of Haz-
  ardous Substances.
  PB92-963422fflEB             92-04  PC A02/MF A01
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                                                       NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER  INDEX
                                                                                                                                          PB92-963914/REB
PB92-963500/REB

              ,C    °9y and Ana
PB92-963600/REB
  Superfund: Enforcement
  PB92.963600/REB
PB92-963603/REB
                                 cal Serv,ces.
                                  92-01  Standing Order
                                  92.01  standing Order
                               92-01  PCA13/MFA03
                               92-01  PC A13/MF A03
   °"S5",?«°' '^Off-Site Policy for OSCs and RPMs.
   PB92-963603/REB              92.01   PC A01/MF A01
 PB92-963606/REB
   Guidance on  Preparing  Waste-in  Lists and  Volumetric

   "pRSMreRSS '° P0ten"a"y R"P°"** Arties
   PB92-963606/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-96370VREB
   Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region  1):  Western
   Sand and Gravel Site. Burnllville and North Smithfield  Rl
   (Third Remedial Action), April 1991
   PB92-963701/REB              92-01   PC A11/MF A03
 PB92-963702/REB
   Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 1)  Dover Mu-
   nicipal Landfill. Dover, NH. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
   OGT 1991 .
   PB92-963702/REB
 PB92-963703/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA  Region 1)-  Union
   Chemical,  South Hope, ME.  (First Remedial Action)  De-
   cember  1990.
   PB92-963703/REB
 PB92-963704/REB
   Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 1)  Nyanza
   Chemical Waste Dump,  Operable Unit  2,  Ashland,  MA
   (Second Remedial Action), September 1991
   PB92-963704/REB              92-01  PC A09/MF A02
 PB92-963705/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1 ) Mottolo Pig
   Farm. Raymond. NH. (First Remedial Action). March 1991
   PB92-963705/REB              92-01  PC A08/MF A02
 PB92-963706/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1) Savage Mu-
   nicipal Water Supply,  Milford.  NH. (First Remedial Action)
   September 1991
   PB92-963706/REB              92-04  PC A14/MF A03
 PB92-963707/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  1): Iron Horse
   Park. Billerica, MA. (Second Remedial Action) June 1991
   PB92-963707/REB              92-04  PC A12/MF A03
 PB92-963708/REB
   Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region  1): Sullivan's
   Ledge Superfund Site. Middle  Ma'sh  Operable Unit,  New
   Bedford, MA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991
   PB92-963708/REB              92-04  PC A13/MF A03
 PB92-963709/REB
   Supertund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  1):  Silresim
  Chemical, MA. (First Remedial  Action), September 1991
   PB92-963709/REB              92-04  PC A13/MF A03
 PB92-963710/REB
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA Region  1).  Groveland
  Wells, Operable Unit 1, Groveland, MA. (Second Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963710/REB              92-04  PCA11/MFA03
 PB92-963801/REB
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region  2): C and J
  Disposal Site, Town of Eaton, Madison County, NY. (First
  Remedial Action). March  1991.
  PB92-963801/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-963802/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Endicott Vil-
  lage Wellfield,  Broome County. Endicott, NY. (Second Re-
  medial Action). March 1991
  PB92-963802/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-963803/REB
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA  Region 2): Genzale
  Plating  Company,  Franklin Square, Nassau County,  NY.
  (First Remedial Action) March  1991
  P892-963803.'REB              92-01   PC A05/MF A01
PB92-963804/REB
  Superfund  Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Global
  Landfill, Middlesex County. NJ. (First Remedial Action), Oc-
  tober 1991
  PB92-963804/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02
PB92-963805/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Love Canal
  (93rd Street School), Niagara County, City of Niagara Falls,
  NY. (Third Remedial Action) (Amendment), May 1991.
  PB92-963805/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-963806/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
  Engineering Center  (Operable  Unit  3).  Lakehurst,   NJ.
  (Fourth Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963806/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-963807/REB
  Superfund  Record of  Decision (EPA Region  2):  Mattiace
  Petrochemicals  Co.. Inc.,  Nassau  County, Glen Cove, NY.
  (Second  Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963807/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-963808/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
  Engineering Center (Operable Unit 1). Lakehurst, NJ. (First
  Remedial Action). February 1991
  PB92-963808/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-963809/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Asbestos
  Dump. New Vernon Road and Wnite Bridge Road Sites.
   Passaic  Township,  Meyersville,  NJ.  (Second  Remedial
   Action), September 1991
   PB92-963809/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-963810/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
   Engineering  Center,  (Operable  Unit  2),  Lakehurst,  NJ.
   (Second Remedial Action), February 1991
   PB92-963810/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-963811/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Chemsol,
   Inc.,  Piscataway, Middlesex County,  NJ. (First  Remedial
   Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963811/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-963812/REB
   Superfund Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region 2): Hooker
   Chemical S-Area,  Niagara  Falls,  NY  (First  Remedial
   Action), September 1990.
   PB92-963812/REB              92-04  PC A15/MF A03
 PB92-963813/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): NL Indus-
   tries,  Salem  County,  Pedricktown,  NJ.  (First  Remedial
   Action), September 1991
   PB92-963813/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
 PB92-963814/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision: Roebling  Steel Company,
   Florence Township, Burlington County, NJ. (Second Reme-
   dial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963814/REB              92-04 PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-963815/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Waldick
   Aerospace Devices, Wall Township, Monmouth County, NJ
   (Second Remedial Action),  March  1991
   PB92-963815/REB              92-04 PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-963816/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Upper Deer-
   field Township Sanitary Landfill, Upper Deerfield Township
   Cumberland County,  NJ. (First  Remedial Action), Septem-
   ber 1991.
   PB92-963816/REB              92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-963817/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  2)-  Nascolite
   Corporation, Doris Avenue, Cities  of Millville and Vineland,
   Cumberland County,  NJ. (Second Remedial Action)  June
   1991.
   PB92-963817/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
 PB92-963818/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): General
   Motors/Central Foundry Division Site, St. Lawrence County
   Massena, NY. (First Remedial Action), December 1990.
   PB92-963818/REB              92-04  PC A10/MF A03
 PB92-963819/REB
   Supertund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Frontera
   Creek Site, Humacao, Puerto Rico (First Remedial Action),
   September 1991.
   PB92-963819/RE8              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
 PB92-963820/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Fort Dix
   Landfill, Fort Dix  Military Reservation, Pemberton Township,
   Burlington County, NJ. (First Remedial Action), September
   1991.
   PB92-963820/REB              92-04  PC A06/MF A02
 PB92-963821/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2):  Hertel
   Landfill, Town of Plattekill,  Ulster County, NY. (First Reme-
   dial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963821/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF  A01
 PB92-963822/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Colesville
   Municipal Landfill Site, Town of  Colesville,  Broome County,
   NY. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
   PB92-963822/REB              92-04  PC A12/MF  A03
 PBS2-963823/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Applied En-
  vironmental  Services  Site, Glenwood Landing,  Nassau
  County, NY. (First Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963823/REB              92-04  PC AOS/MF  A01
 PB92-963824/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Conklin
  Dumps,  Broome County,  Conklin,  NY. (First  Remedial
  Action), March  1991.
  PS92-963824/REB              92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-96382S/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Curcio
  Scrap  Metal, Bergen County, Saddle Brook, NJ. (First Re-
  medial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963825/REB              92-04 PC A06/MF A02
PB92-963826/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 2): Warwick
  Landfill, Town  of Warwick,  Orange County, NY. (First Re-
  medial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963826/REB             92-04 PC A06/MF A02
PB92-963827/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Sinclair Re-
  finery,  Allegany County, Wellsville, NY.  (Second Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963827/REB              92-04 PC A06/MF A02
PB92-963828/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Fibers
  Public  Supply Wells, Guayama, PR. (First Remedial Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-963828/REB             92-04 PC A06/MF A02
 PB92-963829/REB
   Superfund Record  of  Decision  (EPA Region 2):  White
   Chemical Corporation,  Essex County,  Newark, NJ. (First
   Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963829/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-963830/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Circuitron
   Corporation, East Farmingdale, Suffolk County, NY. (First
   Remedial Action), March 1991.
   PB92-963830/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
 PB92-963831/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2): Juncos
   Landfill, Juncos, PR. (First Remedial Action), September
   1991.
   PB92-963831/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
 PB92-963832/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Naval Air
   Engineering Center, (Operable Unit 4), Lakehurst, NJ.  (Third
   Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963832/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-963833/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Swope Oil
   and Chemical  Company, Pennsauken Township, Camden
   County, NJ. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963833/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
 PB92-963834/REB
   Supertund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 2):  Garden
   State Cleaners, Buena Borough, Atlantic County, NJ. (First
   Remedial Action), September 1991.
   PB92-963834/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-963901/REB
   Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Mid-Atlantic
   Wood  Preservers,  Harmans, Anne  Arundel  County, MD.
   (First Remedial Action), December 1990.
   PB92-963901/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-963902/REB
   Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Publicker/
   Cuyahoga Wrecking Plant, PA.  (Second Remedial  Action),
   June 1991.
   PB92-963902/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-963903/REB
   Supertund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3): Resin Dis-
   posal, Jefferson Borough, Allegheny County, PA. (First Re-
   medial Action), June 1991.
   PB92-963903/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-963904/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Middletown
  Air Field Site, Middletown, PA.  (Second Remedial  Action),
  December 1990.
   PB92-963904/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-96390S/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hellertown
  Manufacturing Company, Hellertown Borough  Northampton
  County, PA. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963905/REB             92-01  PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-963906/REB
  Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):  Hebelka
  Auto  Salvage Yard, Weisenber Township,  Lehigh  County,
  PA. (Second Remedial Action), September  1991
  PB92-963906/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-963907/REB
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA  Region 3):  Dorney
  Road  Landfill  Site,  Upper Macungie  Township,  Lehigh
  County, PA. (Second Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963907/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 PB92-963908/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Cryo-Chem
  Site,  Earl Township,  Berks County. PA.  (Third Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963908/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-963909/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA  Aber-
  deen, Michaelsville, MD. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber 1991.
  PB92-963909/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-963910/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Letter-
  kenny - PDO, Chambersburg, PA. (First Remedial  Action)
  August  1991.
  PB92-963910/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-963911/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Letter-
  kenny - Southeastern Area, Chambersburg, PA. (First Re-
  medial Action), August 1991
  PB92-963911/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-963912/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Whitmoyer
  Laboratories (Operable  Unit  2),  Lebanon County,  PA.
  (Second Remedial Action), December 1990.
  PB92-963912/REB              92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-963913/REB
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 3): Strasburg
  Landfill, Newlin  Township, Chester County, PA.  (Second
  Remedial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963913/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-963914/REB
  Supertund Record  of  Decision (EPA  Region 3): Halby
  Chemical, Wilmington, New  Castle County, DE. (First Re-
  medial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-963914/REB              92-01   PC A06/MF A02
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                                                     NTIS  ORDER/REPORT  NUMBER INDEX
 PB92-963915/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Brodhead
  Creek, Stroudsburg. PA. (First  Remedial Action), March
  1991.
  PB92-963915/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
 PB92-963916/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): USA Aber-
  deen Proving  Ground.  Edgewood. MO.  (First Remedial
  Action), September 1991.
  PB92-963916/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
 PB92-963917/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  3): Heleva
  Landfill Site. Lehigh County, PA. (First Remedial  Action),
  (Amendment). September 1991.
  PB92-963917/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-963918/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Industrial
  Drive Operabte Unit 2, Williams Township, PA. (Second Re-
  medial Action). March 1991.
  PB92-963918/REB             92-01  PC A05/MF A01
 PB92-963919/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3). NCR Corpo-
  ration (Millsboro Plant), Sussex County. Millsboro, DE. (First
  Remedial Action). August 1991
  PB92-963919/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF AOt
 PB92-963920/REB
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3): AVCO Ly-
  comiog.WilUamsport Division. Lycoming County. Williams-
  port, PA (First Remedial Action). June 1991.
  PB92-963920/REB             92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
 P892-K3921/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): William Dick
  Lagoons. West Cain Township.  Chester County, PA.  (First
  Remedial Action). June 1991.
  PB92-963921/HEB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
 PB»2-S63»22/R£B
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3). Havertown
  PCP (Pentachtorophenol), Haverford Township. Delaware
  County. PA. (Second Remedial Action). September 1991
  P892-963922/REB            92-04  PC A06/MF A02
 PB92-963923/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  3): Sealand
  Limited Site. Ml Pleasant. DE. (First Remedial Action). Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-963923/REB            92-04  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-963924/REB
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3): Frsl  Pied-
  mont Rock Quarry/Route 719 Site. Danville. VA. (Fret Re-
  medial Action). June 1991.
  PB92-963924/REB            92-04  PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-96392S/REB
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3): Arrowhead
  Asscoales/Scov*. Montross, VA. (First Remedial  Action).
  September 1991.
  PB92-963925/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
 PB92-963926/REB
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 3): Whitmoyer
  laboratories (Operable Unit 3), Lebanon County. PA. (Third
  Remedial Action). December 1990.
  PB92-963926/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
 PB92-963S27/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Saunders
  Supply Company, Chuckatuck, VA. (First Remedial I
    	          .    .            J Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-963927/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
P8S2-963928/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3). Old City of
  York Landfill, Springfield Township. York County. PA.  (First
  Remedial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-9S3928/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
PS»2-963»2»/ftEB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): Dixie Cav-
  erns County Landfill. Roanoke County. VA. (First Remedial
  Action). September 1991.
  PB92-963929/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-963930/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3): Greenwood
  Chemical Site. Operable Unit 2. Newtown. VA. (Second Re-
  medial Action). December 1990
  PB92-963930/REB             92-04  PC AO3/MF A01
PB92-963931/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 3): Modem
  Sanitation Landfill, Windsor and Lower Windsor Townships,
  York County, PA (First Remedial Action). June 1991
  PB92-963931/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-963932/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): McAdoo
  Associates. (Operable Unit 2).  SchuyM County. PA. (Third
  Remedial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-963932/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-963933/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 3). Eastern Di-
  versified  Metals. Schuylkill County.  PA.  (First Remedial
  Action), March 1991.
  PB92-963933/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-964001/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  4).  Hercules
  009 Landfill Site. Brunswick. Glynn County, GA. (First Re-
  medial Action), June 1991.
  PB92-964001/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-964002/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  4):  USAF
  Robins Air Force Base, Warner  Robins,  Houston County,
  GA. (First Remedial Action), June  1991.
  PB92-964002/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-964003/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Monsanto
  Superfund Site, Augusta, GA. (First Remedial Action), De-
  cember 1990.
  PB92-964003/RE8             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-964004/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4). Tri-Dty In-
  dustrial Disposal Site, Bullitt County, Brooks, KY. (First Re-
  medial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964004/REB             92-01   PC A147MF A03
 PB92-964005/REB
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Aberdeen
  Pesticide  Dumps, Moore County,  Aberdeen, NC. (First Re-
  medial Action), (Amendment), September 1991.
  PB92-964005/REB             92-01   PC A07/MF A02
 PB92-964006/HEB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Smith's
  Farm Site (First Operable Unit), Bullitt County, Brooks, KY.
  (First Remedial Action). (Amendment). September 1991.
  PB92-964006/REB              92-01   PC A10/MF A03
 PBS2-9C4007/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):  Petroleum
  Products  Corporation Site, Operable Unit  1,  Pembroke
  Park, Broward County. FL.  (First Remedial Action), October
  1990.
  P892-964007/REB              92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-W400S/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Sangamo/
  Twelve-Mile Creek, Lake Hartwell  PCS Contamination Site,
  Pickers, SC. (First Remedial Action), December 1990
  PB92-964008/REB              92-01   PCA11/MFA03
PB92-964009/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Medley
  Farms,  Cherokee  County. Gaffney,  SC. (First  Remedial
  Action). May 1991
  PB92-964009/REB              92-01   PC A09/MF A02
PB92-964010/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): USA Annis-
  ton  Army Depot,  (Groundwater  Operabte Unit). Calhoun
  County, Anniston, AL. (First Remedial Action),  September
  1991.
  PB92-964010/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-964011/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4). Wrigley
  Charcoal Site, Hickman County, Wrigley, TN. (First Remedi-
  al Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964011/REB              92-01   PC A08/MF A02
PB92-864012/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Oak Ridge
  Reservation  (USDOE).  (Operable Unit 4), Roane County,
  Oak Ridge. TN. (Third Remedial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964012/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-964013/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Oak Ridge
  Reservation  (USDOE), (Operable  Unit 2), Oak Ridge, TN.
  (First Remedial Action). June 1991.
  PB92-964013/REB              92-01   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-964014/REB
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 4): Arlington
  Blending and  Packaging.  Shelby County,  Arlington,  TN.
  (First Remedial Action). June 1991.
  PB92-964014/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02
 PB92464015/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision  (EPA Region 4): Maxey Flats
  Nuclear Disposal Site, Fleming County. KY. (First Remedial
  Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964015/REB              92-04   PC A09/MF A03
 P892-M4016/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Interstate
  Lead (ILCO). Jefferson County, Leeds, AL (First Remedial
  Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964016/REB              92-04   PC AOS/MF A02
 P8»2-*64017/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 4): Carolina
  Transformer Site, Cumberland County,   Fayetteville,  NC
  (First Remedial Action), August 1991.
  PB92-964017/REB              92-04   PC A06/MF A02
 PB92-9640K/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Golden
  Strip Septic Tank, Greenville County, Simpsonville,  SC.
  (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964018/REB             92-04   PC A14/MF A03
 PB92-964019/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 4):  Sherwood
  Medical Industries. Volusia County, Deland, FL. (First Re-
  medial Action). March 1991.
  PB92-964019/REB             92-04   PC A03/MF A01
 PB92-9S4020/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Velsicol
  Chemical, (First Operable Unit), Toone. TN. (First Remedial
  Action). June 1991.
  PB92-964020/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
 PB92-964021/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Ciba-Geigy,
  Washington  County.  Mclntosh.  AL. (Second  Remedial
  Action). September 1991
  PB92-964021/REB             92-04   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-964022/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Oak Ridge
  Reservation (USDOE), (Operable Unit 3), Anderson County,
  Oak  Ridge,  TN.  (Second Remedial Action),  September
  1991.
  PB92-964022/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-964023/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):  Charles
  Macon Lagoon and Drum Storage, Richmond County,  Cor-
  dova, NC. (First Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964023/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-964101/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Acme Sol-
  vent  Reclaiming, Winnebago County, IL. (Second Remedial
  Action), December 1990.
  PB92-964101/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A02
PB92-964102/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Oak Grove
  Sanitary Landfill, Anoka  County, MN.  (Second Remedial
  Action). December 1990.
  PB92-964102/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-964103/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Organic
  Chemicals, Grandville, Ml. (First Remedial Action), Septem-
  ber 1991.
  PB92-964103/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-964104/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Novaco In-
  dustries, Ml,  (First Remedial Action). (Amendment). Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964104/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-964105/REB
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Rasmus-
  sen's Dump Site. Green Oak  Township. Livingston  County,
  Ml. (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-964105/REB             92-01   PC A09/MF A02
PB92-964106/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): G and H In-
  dusthal Landfill Site, Macomb County, Ml. (First Remedial
  Action). December 1990.
  PB92-964106/REB             92-01   PC A06/MF A02
PB92-964107/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Main Street
  Well  Field. Elkhart, IN. (Second Remedial Action), March
  1991.
  PB92-964107/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-964108/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region 5): Folkertsma
  Refuse Site, Walker,  Ml. (First Remedial Action),  June
  1991.
  PB92-964108/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-964109/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Conrail Rai-
  lyard. Elkhart County, IN. (First Remedial Action),  June
  1991.
  PB92-964109/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-964110/HEB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Verona Well
  Field Site, Battle Creek, Ml.  (Second Remedial  Action),
  June 1991.
  PB92-964110/REB             92-01   PC A08/MF A02
PB92-964111/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Fadrowski
  Drum Disposal Site. Franklin, Wl.  (First Remedial  Action),
  June 1991.
  PB92-964111/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-964112/BEB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Motor
  Wheel Disposal Site, Lansing, Ml. (First Remedial  Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-964112/REB             92-01   PC A04/MF A01
PB92-964113/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Washington
  County Landfill. Lake Elmo, MN. (Second Remedial Action),
  November 1990.
  PB92-964113/REB             92-01   PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-964114/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Anderson
  Development Company Site, Lenawee  County, Adrian, Ml.
  (First Remedial Action). (Amendment), September 1991.
  PB92-964114/REB             92-01   PC A03/MF A01
PB92-964115/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region  5): Allied
  Chemical and Ironton Coke, Ironton, OH. (Second Remedi-
  al Action). December 1990.
  PB92-964115/REB             92-01  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-964116/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA  Region  5): Enviro-
  Chem (Northside Sanitary Landfill). Zionsville. IN. (First Re-
  medial Action). (Amendment), June 1991.
  PB92-964116/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-964117/REB
  Superfund Record of  Decision (EPA Region 5): Northside
  Sanitary Landfill (Enviro-Chem), Zionsville, IN. (First Reme-
  dial Action), (Amendment), June 1991.
  PB92-964117/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-964118/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 5): Summit Na-
  tional Liquid Disposal Service. Deerfield, OH. (First Remedi-
  al Action). (Amendment).  November 1990.
  PB92-964118/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
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PB92-964S1S/RE8
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Sola Optical
  USA, Inc., Petaluma, CA (First Remedial Action). Septem-
  ber 1991.
  P892-96451S/REB             92-04  PC A03/MF A01
PB92-964516/REB
  Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): CTS Printex
  Corporation, Mountain View, CA. (First Remedial Action),
  June 1991.
  PB92-964516/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB92-964517/REB
  Superfund  Record of Decision  (EPA  Region  9): Valley
  Wood Preserving Site, Turtock. CA. (First Remedial Action),
  September 1991.
  PB92-964517/REB             92-04  PC A07/MF A02
PB92-M4518/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): TRW Micro-
  wave, (Advanced  Micro Devices  901). (Signetics), Sunny-
  vale, CA (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-96451B/REB             92-04  PC A06/MF A02
PB92-964519/REB
  Superfund Record  of Decision (EPA Region 9}. Spectra-
  Physics. (Teledyne Semiconductor),  Mountain  Vie*. CA.
  (First Remedial Action), March 1991.
  PB92-964519/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PB9Z-964520/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 9): Advanced
  Micro Devices 915. Sunnyvale, CA (First Remedial Action).
  August 1991.
  PB92-964520/REB             92-04  PC A04/MF A01
PBtt-WttOVREB
  Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Bunker Hill
  Mining  and  Metallurgical Complex. Snoshone County. ID
  (Firs! Remedial Action), August 1991
  PB92-964601/REB             92-01  PC A07/MF A02
MN2-964S02/REB
  Supertund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Northwest
  Transformer-Mission Pole, Whatcom County, WA. (First Re-
  medial  Action). (Amendment). September 1991
  P892-964602/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PBfl2-964603/REB
  Supertund  Record of Decision (EPA Region 10) Bangor
  Naval Submarine  Base. Site F (Operable Unit 2). Bangor,
  WA. (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
  PB92-964603/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
PB82-964604/REB
  Supertund  Record of Decision  (EPA Region  10):  Com-
  mencement Bay-Nearshore/TidefJats  (Operable Unit 7),
  Tacoma. WA (TNrd Remedial Action), December 1990
  PB92-964604/REB             92-01  PC A17/MF AIM
PBt2-W4605/REa
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): American
  Lake Gardens  (McChord AFB - Area D), Pierce County.
  WA (First Remedial Action). September 1991.
  P692-964605/REB             92-04  PC AOS/MF A02
92-01   Standing Order
PB92-964606/REB
  Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Union Pa-
  cific Railroad Yard, Bannock County.  Pocatello,  ID  (First
  Remedial Action), September 1991.
  PB92-964606/REB              92-04  PC AOB/MF A02
PB92-964607/REB
  Supertund Record of Decision  (EPA Region  10): Yakima
  Plating Facility. Yakima, WA. (First Remedial Action). Sep-
  tember 1991.
  PB92-964607/REB              92-O4  PC AOS/MF A01
PB92-964700YREB
  Supertund: Record of Decision.
  PB92-964700/REB
PU/CEES-246
  Simplified Modeling of Air Flow Dynamics in SSO Radon
  Mitigation Systems for Residences with Gravel Beds.
  PB92-195635/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
REPT-88-18
  Analysis and Interpretation  of Zooplankton Samples Col-
  lected during Phase 2 of the Eastern Lake Survey.
  PB92-136829/REB              92-01  PC A14/MF A03
RTI/5100/17-01F
  National Home  and Garden Pesticide Use  Survey.  Final
  Report. Volume  1. Executive Summary. Results, and Rec-
  ommendations.
  PB92-174747/REB              92-01  PC A16/MF A03
RTI/S100/17-02F
  National Home  and Garden Pesticide Use  Survey  Final
  Report  Volume 2  Survey Design.  Implementation,  and
  Analysis Methods.
  PB92-174754/REB              92-01  PC A07/MF A02
RTI/S100/17-03F
  National Home  and Garden Pesticide Use Survey Final
  Report. Executive Summary.
  PB92-174739/REB              92-01  PC A03/MF A01
SRI-EN V-M-1076
  Measurement and Prediction of the Resistivity of Ash/Sot-
  bent Mixtures Produced by Sulfur Oxide Control Processes
  PB92-126812/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
SRI-ENV-91-526-6411-083-VOL-1
  Development of  Alternate Performance Standard tor Radon
  Resistant Construction Based  on Short-Term/Long-Term
  Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 1. Technical Report.
  PB92-115211/REB              92-01  PC AOS/MF A01
SRI-ENV-91-526-6411-08 J-VOL-2
  Development of  Alternate Performance Standard for Radon
  Resistant Construction Based  on Short-Term/Long-Term
  Indoor Radon Concentrations. Volume 2. Appendices.
  PB92-11S229/REB              92-01  PCA04/MFA01
TETRAT-TC-3W1-03
  Sampling find Analysis Design for Development of Everett
  Harbor Acton Program.
  P892-166875/REB              92-01  PC A04/MF A01
TP-316-SER-A
  Three Case Studies of Lake Temperature and Stratification
  Response to Warmer Climate.
  PB92-121391/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
TR-03-91
  Predicting the Toxicity of Bulk Sediments to Aquatic Orga-
  nisms with Aqueous Test Fractions: Pore Water versus Elu-
  triate.
  PB92-150606/REB             92-01  PC A02/MF A01
USDA/BLA-106
  Pesticide Applicator Training Materials: A Bibliography.
  PB92-780873/REB         92-01   PCS97.50/MFS42.SO
USOA/BLA-108
  Protection of Stored Grains, 1979-April 1991. Citations from
  AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Environmental
  Considerations.
  PB92-140243/REB             92-01  PC A11/MF A03
USDA/BLA-109
  Protection  of Nut Crops,  1979-Apnl 1991.  Citations from
  AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Environmental
  Considerations.
  PB92-140219/REB             92-01  PCA12/MFA03
USOA/BLA-110
  Protection  of Tomatoes,  Egg Plants, and  Peppers: 1979-
  Aprif 1991. Citations from AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases
  and Other Environmental Considerations.
  PB92-140201/REB             92-01  PCA11/MFA03
USGS/WRI-91-4014
  Concentration and Transport of Polychlorinated Biphenyls
  in the Housatonic River between Great Barrington, Massa-
  chusetts, and Kent. Connecticut, 1984-88.
  PB92-147719/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
USGS/WRI-91-4034
  Effect of  the Geochemical Environment on Heavy-Metal
  Transport in Ground Water.
  PB92-179134/REB             92-01  PC A03/MF A01
WHOI-7S-32
  Cape Cod Waste Water Renovation  and Retrieval System.
  a Study of Water Treatment and Conservation Firsl Year of
  Operation.
  PB92-174408/REB             92-01  PC A10/MF A03
WHOI-85-23
  Reactive  Transport of Suspended  Particles: Mechanisms
  and Modeling.
  PB92-174317/REB             92-01  PC A13/MF A03
WHOI-90-42
  Nutritional Role of Endosymbiotic Bacteria in Animal-Bacte-
  ria SymbMoses: 'Solemya velum', a Case Study.
  PB92-112895/REB             92-01  PC A17/MF A04
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