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EPA PUBLICATIONS
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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PB94-1O0443/REB
PC A10/MFA03
Engineering and Environmental Aspects of Recycled Materials
for Highway Construction
University of Wyoming Research Corp., Laramie
D. Btoomquist, G. Diamond, M. Oden, B. Ruth, and M. Tia.
Jul93
222p
EPA/530/R-93/013A
DTFH61-93-C-00060
The report represents an assessment of environmental aspects
and engineering factors related to the utilization of recycled
materials in highway construction. A basic overview and assess-
ment of different technologies, processes, and methods of re-
cycling various material into highway appurtenances and for
highway construction are presented with consideration of
environmental and health risks.
'Recycled materials, *Road materials, "Environmental impact
assessments, Waste recycling, Materials recovery, Highway
construction, Environmental issues, Emission factors, Risk
assessment, Asphalts, Plastics, Glass, Rubber, Public health,
Engineering assessment.
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EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
Quarterly Abstract Bulletin
PB97-963161REB PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference
for the Record of Decision (EPA Region 10):
Unatllla Army Depot (lagoons), Hermiston, OR.,
September 30,1997.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Oct 1998,68p, EPA 541-R97-213.
See also PB93-964610.
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it card payment accepted. Single copies also available
in paper copy or microfiche. Product reproduced from
digital image.
This document presents an Explanation of Significant
Difference (ESD) from the Record of Decision (ROD)
for the Umatilla Depot Activity (UMDA) Explosives
Washout Lagoons Soils Operable Unit issued Sep-
tember 25, 1992 (PB93-964610). This ESD documents
the significant differences to the selected remedy out-
lined in the ROD. In summary, the significant difference
from the selected remedy in the ROD is the utilization
of the treated soil as the organic component in the re-
vegetation of several designated sites on the installa-
tion rather than backfilling the former Explosive Wash-
out Lagoons with the compost.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, "Land
pollution control. Supply depots, Army facilities, TNT,
RDX, Explosives, Soil contamination, Lagoons, Soil
treatment, Composting, Revegetation, Oregon,
*ESD(Explanatk>n of Significant Difference),
•Explanation of Significant Difference, 'First Remedial
Action, Record of Decision, Umatilla Army Depot,
Hermiston(Oregon), Umatilla County(Oregon), Clean-
up operations.
PB97-963304REB PCA16/MFA03
Implementing Presumptive Remedies: A Notebook
of Guidance and Resource Materials.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Oct 1997,342p, EPA-540-R-97-029, OSWER-9378.0-
11.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted. Single copies also available
in paper copy or microfiche. Product reproduced from
digital image.
This notebook contains the current guidance, users
guides, and supplemental information available on
specific presumptive remedies, including names and
numbers of colleagues you can call for advice. Con-
tents include: Three general fact sheets on presump-
tive remedies inducting one that can be used to help
explain the benefits to communities, and a presumptive
remedies directive from Richard Guimond; VOCs in
Soils and related information; Municipal Landfills and
related information; Wood Treaters and related infor-
mation; Contaminated Ground Water and related infor-
mation; and Administrative Record Requirements and
related information. An annotated table of contents fol-
lows this introduction which contains a brief description
explaining each of the documents in the notebook.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Remediation, 'Site character-
ization, Hazardous wastes, Pollution control, Waste
management. Soil contamination, Land pollution,
Ground water, Water pollution, Landfills, Wood pre-
servatives, 'Cleanup, Volatile organic compounds.
PB98-169196REB PC A04/MF A01
Determination of Inorganic Anions in Drinking
Water by Ion Chromatography. Method 300.1. Re-
vision 1.0.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Na-
tional Exposure Research Lab.
J. D. Pfaff, D. P. Hautman, and D. J. Munch. 1997,46p,
EPA/600/R-98/118.
See also PB90-215468.
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The general analytical procedure in Method 300.1 is
consistent with the original Method 300.0 and employs
the direct injection of an aqueous sample onto an ion
chromathograph where various anions are separated
and quantitatively identified by suppressed conduc-
tivity detection. The improved detection limit was the
cumulative result of both technological advances in ion
chromatography separator columns and subtle proce-
dural changes to the method such as increasing the
specified injected sample volume. U.S. EPA Method
300.1 covers the determination of inorganic anions in
reagent water, surface water, ground water, and fin-
ished drinking water. These anions are divided be-
tween the common anions listed in Part A and the inor-
ganic disinfection by-products listed in Part B. The
anions are divided into Part A and B since different in-
jection volumes are specified for each group. These
different injection volumes are required in order to
compensate for the relative concentrators of these
anions in drinking water and maintain good
chromatographic peak shape throughout the expected
dynamic range of the detector.
Keywords: 'Ion chromatography, 'Drinking water,
'Water pollution detection, •Inorganic compounds,
•Anions, 'Quantitative chemical anlaysis, Water sam-
pling, Water analysis, Ground water, Surface waters,
Test methods, Analytical methods, Chromatograplhic
analysis, Byproducts, Disinfectants, Laboratory proce-
dures, Quality control, Reagents, *EPA Method 300.1.
PB98-172489REB PC A08/MF A02
National Risk Management Research Lab., Cincinnati,
OH. Sustainable Technology Div.
Field Demonstration of Lead Paint Abatement
Technologies in Residential Housing.
Environmental Quality Management, Inc., Cincinnati,
OH.
J. R. Kominsky. Jun 1998,150p, EPA/600/R-98/072.
This document has been reproduced from the best
copy furnished. Sponsored by National Risk Manage-
ment Research Lab., Cincinnati, OH. Sustainable
Technology Div. and Construction Engineering Re-
search Lab. (Army), Champaign, IL.
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This study was conducted to demonstrate lead-based
paint (LBP) removal from architectural wood compo-
nents in CO2 unoccupied residential housing using
four technologies: granular carbon dioxide (C02 blast-
ing), pelletized CO2 blasting, encapsulant paint re-
mover, and wet abrasive blasting with an engineered
abrasive. The three former technologies were dem-
onstrated on interior components, the latter on exterior
components. An x-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectrum
analyzer (K-shell) was used to quantify the change in
lead levels on the substrate before and after paint re-
moval. Inductively-coupled plasma atomic emission
spectroscopy (ICP-AES) was used to quantify the
change in lead levels of airborne paniculate and settled
dust wipe samples before and after paint removal. Aer-
odynamic particle size distributions of lead particulates
were measured using a multi-stage personal cascade
impactor.
Keywords: *Lead(Metal), 'Paints, 'Houses,
•Residential buildings, 'Removal, Wood, Substrates,
Carbon dioxide, Granular materials. Pellets, Abrasive
blasting. Encapsulation, Paint removers, Particle size
distribution, Spectroscopic analysis. Sampling, Per-
formance evaluation, Field tests.
PB98-177876REB PC A04/MF A01
Substitution Reactions for the Detoxification of
Hazardous Chemicals. Literature research rept.
National Risk Management Research Lab., Cincinnati,
OH.
F. K. Kawahara. Sep 1998,44p, EPA/600/R-98/124.
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This publication reports on the literature findings for the
chemistry of superoxide ion radical; it relates the meth-
ods of preparation, and its detection and reactions with
chloroaromatics. The literature findings on the destruc-
tion of PCBs, etc., with polyethlene glycol are exam-
ined; and the role of polyethylene glycol as a phase
transfer agent in a basic medium and as a nucleophilic
agent is discussed. In addition, a reaction mechanism
for the BCD process of the EPA is given. Effects of var-
ious reaction parameters are noted. Fianlly, assess-
ments of various processes are given.
Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, 'Chemical com-
pounds, 'Remediation, 'Detoxification,
'Dechlorination, Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons,
Halgenated aromatic hydrocarbons, Chlorinated aro-
matic hydrocarbons, Polychlorinated biphenyls, Radi-
cals, Ions, Nucleophilic reactions, Mineralization, Sub-
stitution reactions, Reaction kinetics, Chemical treat-
ment, BCD(Biochemical Detector).
PB98-963110REB PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference
for the Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):
Osbome Landfill (ROD No. 1), Grove City, PA., Au-
gust 24,1998.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Sep 1998,12p, EPA 541-R98-042.
See also PB91-921440.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted. Single copies also available
in paper copy or microfiche. Product reproduced from
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The Explanation of Significant Difference (ESD) ex-
plains significant differences to the remedy selected in
the Record of Decision (ROD) for the Site signed by
the Regional Administrator on September 28, 1990.
EPA no longer considers the institutional control on
any new wells within one half mile of the site to be nec-
essary. The extent of contamination is understood and
except for the Eickmann residence the plume is limited
to the lot (203 on local tax map) which contains the
landfill. EPA believes that contaminant levels in the aq-
uifer will decline to below MCLS within five years. EPA
also is taking this opportunity to clarify the scope of the
very general description of institutional controls listed.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
management, Landfills, Metals, Polychlorinated
biphenyls, Ground water, Plumes, Aquifer testing, Re-
strictions, Site characterization, Pennsylvania,
*ESD(Explanation of Significant Difference),
'Explanation of Significant Difference, 'First Remedial
Action, Record of Decision, Grove City(Pennsylvania),
Pine Township(Pennsytvania), Mercer Coun-
ty(Pennsylvania), Clarion Aquifer, Volatile organic
compounds, Semivolatile organic compounds.
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EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
PB98-963111REB PCA02/MFA01
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference
for the Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):
Osbome Landfill (ROD No. 2). Grove City, PA., Au-
gust 24, 1998.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Sep 1998, 10p, EPA 541-R98-043.
See also PB98-963902.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted. Single copies also available
in paper copy or microfiche. Product reproduced from
digital image.
This Explanation of Significant Differences (ESD) ex-
plains significant differences to the remedy selected in
the Record of Dectson (ROD) for the Site signed by the
Director of Superfund on December 30, 1997. After
ROD No. 2 was issued, EPA was informed by Cooper
Industries that two of the wells on the list specified in
the ROD had been abandoned because their location
interfered with the slurry wall and day cap construc-
tion. The slurry wall containment performance wells in-
stalled as wen nests C-2 and C-3 in the Clarion Aquifer
are very dose to the locations of the dosed wells in
Clarion/Mine Void formation. These wells perform the
same function as the wells that were dosed and are
sampled periodically for Site contaminants. Therefore
the removal of these wells from the monitoring network
does not significantly reduce the scope of the selected
monitoring program.
Keywords: •Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
management. Landfills, Metals, Polychlorinated
biphenyls. Capping, Slurries, Containment, Ground
water. Monitoring wells. Water pollution monitoring,
Site characterization, Pennsylvania, *ESD(Explanation
of Significant Difference), 'Explanation of Significant
Difference, 'Second Remedial Action, Record of Deci-
sion, Grove City(Permsytvania), Pine Town-
ship
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This Record of Decision (ROD) presents the final re-
medial action selected for the Metal Bank Superfund
Site (Site), located in northeastern Philadelphia, Penn-
sylvania The remedy addresses contaminated soil,
sediment, surface water, and groundwater at the Site
and includes: installation of an oil collection system
consisting of a sheet pile wall around the southern and
western perimeter of the property; installation of tem-
porary cofferdams prior to soil/sediment excavation to
minimize transport of contamination into the Delaware
Riven excavation of contaminated soil within the Court-
yard Area within two feet of the surface where poly-
chlorinated biphenyl (PCB) concentrations exceed 10
ppm; disposal of contaminated soils and sediments
that are hazardous; removal and disposal of the under-
ground storage tank and its contents from the Southern
Portion of the property; backfilling of excavated areas;
posting signs prohibiting consumption of fish caught in
the Delaware River in the vicinity of the Site; restric-
tions on the deed to the property to prevent future resi-
dential or agricultural use of the Site, use of the
groundwater, and intrusive activities into the sub-
surface soils below the water table in the Southern Por-
tion fo the property; additional investigation to deter-
mine whether dense non-aqueous phase liquids
(DNAPLs) are present at the Site and whether the
storm sewer system in the vicinity of the Site is con-
taminated; and monitoring of groundwater, the Dela-
ware River, and the Baxter Water intake.
Keywords: *Superfund, "Hazardous materials, "Waste
disposal 'Land pollution control, Polychlorinated
biphenyls. Metals, Storage tanks, Soil contamination.
Sediments. Excavation, Backfilling, Oil water separa-
tors, Surface waters, Ground water, Water pollution
monitoring, Restrictions, Remedial action, Pennsyl-
vania, 'Record of Decision, Philadel-
phia(Pennsylvania), Philadelphia Coun-
ty(Pennsylvania), Dense nonaqueous phase liquids.
Volatile organic compounds, Semivolatile organic com-
pounds, Cleanup.
PB98-963905REB PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3):
MW Manufacturing Operable Unit 5, Valley Town-
ship, PA., December 22,1997.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Sep 1998,62p, EPA 541-R98-013.
See also PB93-963904 and PB94-216819.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted. Single copies also available
in paper copy or microfiche. Product reproduced from
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This Record of Decision (ROD) presents the selected
remedial action for the MW Manufacturing Site located
in Valley Township, Montour County, Pennsylvania
(the Site). The elements of the selected remedy for this
amended ROD (OU-5) are: site preparation which in-
cludes temporary sedimentation and erosion control
and the clearing of vegetation around the Fluff and la-
goon; treatment/containment of contaminants in Fluff,
lagoon sediment, and surface soils through ex-situ sta-
bilization and backfilling excavated areas with the sta-
bilized material; treatment of soil containing Non Aque-
ous Phase Liquids (NAPLs) utilizing low temperature
thermal desorption; covering the stabilized material
and any other areas of concern with an EPA and
PADEP approved two-foot soil cover; site restoration
by removing all debris from the Site; off-site transport
of materials in tanks and drums at the Site to an appro-
priate facility; draining of lagoon water, treatment of the
water in a physical/chemical treatment process (if
needed), and discharge of the treated water to an
unnamed tributary of Mauses Creek adjacent to the
Site and/or to an industrial process; implementation/
enforcement of institutional controls at the Site (such
as deed restrictions); and long-term operation and
maintenance (O&M) activities including Site security
through the maintenance of existing Site fence.
Keywords: *Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
disposal 'Land pollution control, "Water pollution con-
trol. Metals, Polychlorinated biphenyls, Phthalates,
Carbon, Ashes, Storage tanks, Drums(Containers),
Soil contamination, Soil treatment. Surface waters. La-
goons, Water treatment. Waste treatment, Stabiliza-
tion, Covering, Restrictions, Remedial action, Pennsyl-
vania 'Record of Decision, Valley Town-
ship(Pennsylvania), Montour County(Pennsytvania),
Volatile organic compounds, Cleanup operations.
PB98-964003REB PC A08/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4}:
Camp Lejeune Military Reservation (USNavy) Op-
erable Unit 11, Site 7 and 80, Onslow County, NC.,
January 20,1998.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Sep 1998,144p, EPA 541 R-98-019.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted. Single copies also available
in paper copy or microfiche. Product reproduced from
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This decision document presents the selected remedy
for Operable Unit (OU) No. 11 (Sites 7 and 80) at Ma-
rine Corps Base (MCB), Camp Lejeune, North Caro-
lina. The selected remedy for OU No. 11 is the 'no ac-
tion' plan. At Site 80, a time-Critical Removal Action
(TCRA) was completed prior to implementation of the
'no action' plan. Under the TCRA, pesticide and ar-
senic contaminated surface soil was excavated, re-
moved from the site, and disposed. The applicability of
the 'no action' plan at Site 80 was dependent on the im-
plementation of this TCRA. The TCRA reduced current
human health risks to within acceptable limits, and
eliminated contaminated surface soil from being a fu-
ture potential source of groundwater contamination.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
management, Marine Corps facilities, Pesticides, Ar-
senic Soil contamination, Site characterization, Reme-
dial action, North Carolina, "Record of Decision, Camp
Lejeune Military Reservation, Onslow County(North
Carolina).
PB98-964004REB PC A08/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):
Milan Army Ammunition Plant, Milan, TN., March
11,1998.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Sep 1998,126p, EPA 541-R98-020.
See also PB93-964022.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted. Single copies also available
in paper copy or microfiche. Product reproduced from
digital image.
This decision document presents the selected action
for the Salvage Yard, Former Ammunition Burnout
Area (ABA) and Sanitary Landfill at MLAAP, located in
Gibson and Carroll Counties, TN. This ROD addresses
the final response action planned for the Salvage Yard,
Former ABA, and Sanitary Landfill, including soil and
groundwater. NFA is the selected remedy for soil and
groundwater at the Salvage Yard, Former ABA, and
Sanitary landfill. The selected remedy manages the
risk to acceptable levels for both human health and the
environment and is the final action planned.
Keywords: "Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, "Waste
management. Army facilities, Munitions industry, TNT,
RDX, Nitrobenzenes, Phthalates, Metals, Landfills,
Ground water, Soil contamination, Site characteriza-
tion, Remedial action, Tennessee, 'Record of Deci-
sion Milan Army Ammunition Plant,
MilanfTennessee), Gibson County(Tennessee), Car-
roll County (Tennessee), NFA(No Further Action).
PB98-964005REB PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4):
Savannah River Site (USDOE) Operable Unit 20, K-
Area Bingham Pump Outage Pit (643-1G), Aiken,
SC., March 23,1998.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Sep 1998,66p, EPA541-R98-021.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted. Single copies also available
in paper copy or microfiche. Product reproduced from
digital image.
The K-Area Bingham Pump Outage Pit (KBPOP) Op-
erable Unit (OU) is listed as a Comprehensive Environ-
mental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act
(CERCLA) unit in Appendix C of the Federal Facility
Agreement (FFA) for the Savannah River Site (SRS).
This OU is comprised of source (soil) control and
groundwater units. The preferred alternative for the
KBPOP operable unit is Institutional Controls which will
restrict this land to nonresidential use and preclude
residential use of this area. The risk levels present at
the KBPOP are at the lower end of the risk range. How-
ever, the presence of buried debris with fixed contami-
nation requires Institutional Controls in order to be pro-
tective from unauthorized removal/excavation con-
cerns.
Keywords: "Superfund, "Hazardous materials, "Waste
management, Savannah River Plant, Cesium 137,.
Uranium 233, Uranium 234, Uranium 238,
Radioisotopes, Phthalates, Manganese, Soil contami-
nation, Ground water, Restrictions, Site characteriza-
tion, Remedial action, South Carolina, "Record of Deci-
sion, Aiken(South Carolina), Bamwell County(South
Carolina).
PB98-964201REB PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6):
Lincoln Creosote Site, Bossier City, LA., Novem-
ber 26,1997.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Oct 1998,44p, EPA 541-R98-047.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted. Single copies also available
in paper copy or microfiche. Product reproduced from
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The Lincoln Creosote Site (Site) is located in Bossier
City, Louisiana, and consists of a 20-acre industrial
area that includes the former location of a wood treat-
ment plant. Wood products such as railroad ties and
utility poles were pressure treated at the plant, using
creosote, chromated copper-arsenate (CCA) and
pentachlorophenol (PCP) as wood preservatives. The
compounds used for wood treatment contained metals,
a number of semi-volatile organic base-neutral extract-
able compounds such as polynuclear aromatic hydro-
carbon (PAHs). EPA's selected removal action called
for excavation of residential soils containing concentra-
tions of wood treatment product residuals.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Land
pollution control, Creosote, Pentachlorophenol, Chro-
mium, Arsenates, Polycycylic aromatic hydrocarbons.
Wood preservatives. Soil contamination, Excavation,
Remedial action, Louisiana, 'Record of Decision, Bos-
sier City(Louisiana), Bossier Parish(Louisiana), Cop-
per arsenate, Semivoiatile organic compounds, Clean-
up operations.
PB98-964602REB PC A12/MF A03
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10):
Idaho National Engineering Laboratory (USDOE),
Operable Unit 2-13, Idaho Falls, ID., December 17,
1997.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Sep 1998,240p, EPA 541-R98-035.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted. Single copies also available
in paper copy or microfiche. Product reproduced from
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The Test Reactor Area (TRA) Waste Area Ground
(WAG) 2 is one of the ten Idaho National Engineering
and Environmental Laboratory (NELL) WAGs identified
in the Federal Facilities Agreement and Consent Order
(FFA/CO) by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agen-
cy (EPA) Region 10, the Idaho Department of Health
and Welfare (IDHW), and the U.S. Department of En-
ergy (DOE). This resulting comprehensive Record of
Decision (ROD) document presents the selected reme-
dial actions for eight contaminant release sites at the
TRA of the INEEL, Idaho Falls, Idaho. It provides infor-
mation to support remedial actions for these eight sites
where contamination presents an unacceptable risk,
and a 'No Action' decision on 47 additional sites at the
TRA.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, "Land
pollution control, "Water pollution control, Idaho Na-
tional Engineering Laboratory, Heavy metals, Zinc,
Mercury(Metal), Arsenic, Radioisotopes, Cesium 137,
Gold 108 Test reactors, Surface waters, Soil contami-
nation, Water treatment, Soil treatment, Radioactive
waste disposal, Remedial action, 'Record of Decision,
Idaho Falls(ldaho), Bonneville County(ldaho), Clean-
up.
PB99-100018REB PC A05/MF A01
National Risk Management Research Lab., Cincinnati,
OH. Office of Research and Development.
Application of the Electromagnetic Borehole Flow-
meter.
Tennessee Valley Authority, Norris. Engineering Lab.
June 1999 3
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S. C. Young, H. E. Julian, H. S. Pearson, F. J. Molz,
and G. K. Boman. Aug 1998,74p, EPA/600/R-98/058.
This document contains tone-on-tone or color graphs,
charts and/or pictures which cannot be reproduced leg-
ibly in black and white. See also DE98000403. Pre-
pared in cooperation with Auburn Univ., AL Sponsored
by National Risk Management Research Lab., Cin-
cinnati, OH. Office of Research and Development.
Product reproduced from digital image. Order this
product from NTIS by: phone at 1-800-553-NTIS (U.S.
customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax at
(703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This report describes the operation and application of
the TV A prototype EM borehole flowmeters, including
theory, design, calibration, basic field applications,
data analysis, and potential effects of various well con-
struction and development procedures on data. The
majority of these results are also applicable to the com-
mercial version of this meter and other vertical compo-
nent borehole flowmeters, including heat pulse and im-
peller tools. Several case studies illustrating specific
uses of these tools are also discussed.
Keywords: 'Boreholes, 'Flowmeters, 'Site character-
ization, 'Electromagnetic surveys, 'Well logging, Hy-
draulic conductivity, Aquifers, Ground water, Geologic
fractures. Fracture zones. Water pollution detection,
Permeabillity, Spatial variations, Prototypes.
PB99-102717REB PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Evaluation and Pwfoimance Assessment of Inno-
vatfv* Low-VOC Contact Adhesive* In Wood Lam-
inating Operations. Final rept. Oct 96-Sep 97.
Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
S. L Turner. D. R Comstubbte. and C. M. Northeim.
May 1998.56p, RT1-93U-6359-001, EPA/600/R-98/
065.
Grant EPA-R-824152
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and
Control Div.
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product from NTIS by: phone at 1-800-553-NTIS (U.S.
customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax at
(703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedwortd.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
The report gives results of an evaluation and assess-
ment of the performance, economics, and emission re-
duction potential upon application of low-volatile or-
ganic compound (VOC) waterbome contact adhesive
formulations specifically in a manual laminating oper-
ation for assembling store fixtures. The main goal of
the project was to determine if three waterbome con-
tact adhesives could achieve adhesion performance
levels equivalent to, or exceeding, that of a currently
used solvent-borne contact adhesive while emitting
lower VOCs and/or hazardous air pollutants (HAPs)
upon application. Two secondary goals were to deter-
mine the relative cost of using each alternative contact
adhesive, compared to the currently used product
(called the 'controT), and to estimate the emission re-
duction potential from the use o( each alternative adhe-
Keywords: 'Pressure sensitive adhesives, 'Laminates,
'Fixtures, Adhesion, Performance evaluation. Sol-
vents, Temperature effects, Emissions, Air pollution
abatement. Material substitution, "Volatile organic
compounds, 'Pollution prevention, Water based prod-
ucts.
PBM-105199P.EB PC A09/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Testing of Fuel Cells to Recover Energy from
Landfill Gas; Qroton Landfill. Final rept. JuT 95-Jul
97.
International Fuel Cells Corp.. South Windsor, CT.
J. L Preston, and J. C. Trocctola. Sep 1998.172p,
FCR-14749A, EPA/600/R-98/126.
Contract EPA-68-D1-0008
See also PB98-127368 and PB98-127376. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency. Research Tri-
angle Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control
Dt3T
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(703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworid.gov. NTIS Is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
The report summarizes the results of follow-on tests,
following a four-phase EPA program. The environ-
mental impact of widespread use of this concept would
be a significant reduction of global warming gas emis-
sions (methane and carbon dioxide). The folow-on
testing, conducted by Northeast Utilities at the Groton,
CT, landfill, indicated the suitability of the landfill-gas-
to-energy conversion equipment to operate on a wide
range of landfill gas compositions. Significant test re-
sults include successful transportability of the landfill-
gas-to-energy equipment, and operation of the gas
pretreatment unit (GPU) for an additional 4168 hours
(total of 6413 hours) while continuing to remove
halides and sulfur compounds to much less than the
specified <3 ppmV. The fuel cell operated for an addi-
tional 3313 hours (total of 4020 hours), and reflected
38.1 % efficiency at 140 kW with a maximum output of
165 kW. Fuel cell adjusted availability was 96.5%. with
one forced outage in the entire 4020 hours of operation
on landfill gas.
Keywords: 'Fuel cells. 'Gas recovery, 'Resource re-
covery facilities, Phosphoric acids, Refuse-derived
fuels, Energy recovery, Pretreatment. Energy conver-
sion. Methane, Carbon dioxide. Greenhouse gases.
Sulfur, Halogens, Air pollution abatement, Field tests,
'Landfill gases.
PB99-105579REB PCA13/MFA03
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compli-
ance Audits of Treatment, Storage and Disposal
Facilities under the Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Dec 1998,256p, EPA/305/B-98/006.
This document has been reproduced from the best
copy furnished.
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product from NTIS by: phone at 1-800-553-NTIS (U.S.
customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax at
(703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworid.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road. Springfield. VA. 22161. USA.
This protocol, which is part of a set containing other
area or statutory specific audit protocols, is a tool to as-
sist you in conducting environmental audits, which
should inform you whether your facility is in compliance
with federal regulations. EPA has developed these
audit protocols to assist and encourage businesses
and organization to perform environmental audits and
disclose violations in accordance with EPA's audit pol-
icy. The audit protocols are intended to promote con-
sistency among regulated entities when conducting en-
vironmental audits and to ensure that audits are con-
ducted in a thorough and comprehensive manner.
Keywords: 'Compliance, 'Audits, Waste treatment.
Waste storage. Waste disposal, Waste management.
Hazardous materials. Enforcement, Regulations, Re-
quirements, Protocols, Violations, Risk assessment,
Performance, Effectiveness, Government policies, US
EPA, 'Resource Conservation and Recovery Act,
•Environmental auditing, Pollution prevention.
PB99-111304REB PC A14/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water.
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Dis-
infectants/Disinfection Byproducts Rule. Final rept.
Science Applications International Corp., McLean, VA.
J. Cromwell, J. Albright, C. Haymore, T. Carpenter, S.
Regli, M. Messner, M. Javdan. M. Cox. R. Odom, and
E. Ryan. 12 Nov 1998,299p, EPA/815/B-98/002.
Contract EPA-68-C6-0059
Prepared in cooperation with Cadmus Group, Inc., Al-
exandria, VA. Sponsored by Environmental Protection
Agency, Washington, DC. Office of Ground Water and
Drinking Water.
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(703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield. VA. 22161, USA.
This Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) document ad-
dresses expected impacts of the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule (Stage 1 DBPR) includ-
ing improvements to public health and costs to industry
and consumers. Factors considered in the analysis
were: protection of public health, exposure, health haz-
ards, risk assessment and uncertainty, compliance
cost and treatment effectiveness, national benefit/cost
comparisons, household benefit/cost comparisons,
central tendency estimates of net benefits and consid-
erations of alternatives. Appendices contain various
cost and statistical analyses.
Keywords: 'Disinfectants, 'Disinfection, 'Byproducts,
'Drinking water, 'Compliance, Regulations, Potable
water. Water systems, Water pollution control. Micro-
organism contrd(Water), Public health, Health haz-
ards. Risk assessment, Environmental exposure path-
way, Uncertainty analysis, Cost benefit analysis,
Costs, Economic analysis, 'Information Collection
Rule, 'Regulatory impact analysis.
PB99-111312REB PCA12/MFA03
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water.
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim En-
hanced Surface Water Treatment Rule. Final rept.
Science Applications International Corp., McLean, VA.
J. Cromwell, J. Albright, R. Odom, M. Lustic, F.
Letkiewicz, E. Bissonette, J. Bender, P. Berger, E.
Ryan, and T. Carpenter. 12 Nov 1998.238p, EPA/815/
B-98/003.
Contract EPA-68-C6-0059
Prepared in cooperation with Cadmus Group, Inc., Al-
exandria, VA. Sponsored by Environmental Protection
Agency, Washington, DC. Office of Ground Water and
Drinking Water.
Product i
(703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Sprir^field, VA, 22161, USA.
This document addresses to expected impacts includ-
ing both improvements to public health and costs to in-
dustry and consumers of the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule (IESWTR). Factors consid-
ered in this Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) were:
protection of public health, exposure, health hazards,
risk assessment and uncertainty, benefits comparison,
and household cost comparisons. On the basis of this
RIA, EPA determined that the benefits of the IESWTR
justify its costs. Appendices contain various cost anal-
yses and projections.
Keywords: 'Compliance, 'Drinking water, 'Water sys-
tems. Regulations, Water pollution control. Health haz-
ards. Risk assessment. Public health,
Cryptosporidium, Environmental exposure pathway.
Potable water, Cost benefit analysis. Uncertainty anal-
ysis. Alternatives, Economic analysis, Costs. 'Surface
Water Treatment Rule, 'Regulatory impact analysis.
PB99-111320REB PCA10/MFA03
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water.
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and
Disinfection Byproducts In Public Drinking Water
Supplies. Final rept.
Science Applications International Corp., McLean, VA.
D. Borum, M. Cox, M. Javdan, E. Michaels, J. Cohen,
K. Skunda, M. E. Ley, and T. Carpenter. 13 Nov 1998,
194p, EPA/815/8-98/004.
Contract EPA-68-C6-0059
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency,
Washington, DC. Office of Ground Water and Drinking
Water.
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(703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This document presents information on the occur-
rence, distribution and exposure to the disinfectants
and compounds regulated by the Stage 1 Disinfect-
ants/Disinfection Byproducts (D/DBP) Rute. Topics
covered include: use of disinfectants in the United
States, occurrence of DBP precursors and disinfect-
ants, occurrence of disinfection byproducts, national
occurrence, summary of exposure to DBFs from
sources other than drinking water and relative source
contribution evaluation. Appendices include a sum-
mary of surveys and studies and a discussion of ana-
lytical methods.
VOL. 99, No. 2
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Keywords: 'Disinfectants, 'Byproducts, 'Water supply,
'Drinking water, 'Occurrence, 'Sources, Disinfection,
Microorganism control(Water), Water systems, Pota-
ble water, Residues, Precursors, Risk assessment,
Public health. Health hazards. Environmental expo-
sure pathway, Analytical methods. Information Collec-
tion Bute, Treatment technology.
PB99-111338REB PC A10/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water.
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia' Occurrence As-
sessment for the Interim Enhanced Surface Water
Treatment Bute.
Science Applications International Corp., McLean, VA.
J. GartseffTc. T. Hadden, M. Wilson, J. Mosher, P.
Berger, P. Berger, S. Regli, C. Rodgers, L.
Higginbotham, and T. Carpenter. 15 Jul 1998,192p,
EPA/815/B-98/005.
Contract EPA-68-C6-0059
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency,
Washington, DC. Office of Ground Water and Drinking
Water.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This document provides available information on the
occurrence of Cryptosporidium and Giardia in surface
water as well as finished water supplies. Topics cov-
ered include: the characteristics of Cryptosporidium
and Giardia, occurrence of Cryptosporidium and
Giardia, analytical methodologies utilized to measure
the contaminants, distribution of the contaminants in
source water and finished water, and populations po-
tentially exposed to the contaminants.
Keywords: 'Cryptosporidium, 'Giardia, 'Occurrence,
'Water supply, 'Risk assessment, 'Health hazards,
Water systems, Waterbome diseases, Parasitic dis-
eases, Pathogens, Turbidity, Environmental exposure
pathway, Detection, Analytical methods, Human popu-
lations, Health effects, Safe Drinking Water Act, Regu-
lations, 'Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111346REB PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Health and Ecological Criteria Div.
Hearth Risk Assessment/Characterization of the
DrinMng Water Disinfection Byproduct Chloro-
form.
Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment, Cin-
cinnati, OH.
4 Nov 1998,75p, EPA/815/B-98/006.
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency,
Washington, DC. Health and Ecological Criteria Div.
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This document provides scientific support and ration-
ale for the hazard identification and dose-response in-
formation pertaining to chronic oral exposure to chloro-
form. The appendix contains external peer reviewers'
comments to an earlier draft of this document.
Keywords: 'Chloroform, 'Health effects, 'Risk assess-
ment, 'Disinfectants, 'Byproducts, 'Drinking water,
Chronic exposure, Toxicity, Ingestion(Biology), Health
hazards, Neoplasms, Public health, Dose-response re-
lationships, Water supply, Microorganism con-
trol(Water), Disinfection, Water pollution control. Water
treatment, Toxicokinetics, Noncarcinogenic effects,
CAS 67-66-3.
PB99-111353REB PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Health and Ecological Criteria Div.
Health Risk AssessrnenVCharacterization of the
DrinMng Water Disinfection Byproduct Bromate.
Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment, Cin-
cinnati, OH.
30 Sep 1998,65p, EPA/815/B-98/007.
See also PB94-179934. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC. Health and Eco-
logical Criteria Div.
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This document provides scientific support and ration-
ale for the hazard identification and dose-response in-
formation pertaining to chronic oral exposure to bro-
mate. This report describes carcinogenic risk assess-
ment studies of bromate performed since 1994. Ap-
pendix C contains external peer reviewers' comments.
Keywords: 'Bromates, 'Hearth effects, 'Risk assess-
ment, 'Disinfectants, 'Byproducts, 'Drinking water,
Chronic exposure, Toxicity, Ingestion(Biology), Health
hazards, Neoplasms, Public health, Dose-response re-
lationships, Water supply, Microorganism con-
trol(Water), Disinfection, Water pollution control, Water
treatment, Toxicokinetics, Noncarcinogenic effects.
PB99-111361REB PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Health and Ecological Criteria Div.
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the
Drinking Water Disinfection By-Products Chlorine
Dioxide and Chlorite.
Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment, Cin-
cinnati, OH.
15 Oct 1998, 63p, EPA/815/B-98/008.
See also PB94-179926, PB99-111486 and PB99-
111502. Sponsored by Environmental Protection
Agency, Washington, DC. Health and Ecological Cri-
teria Div.
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This document provides scientific support and ration-
ale for the hazard identification and dose-response in-
formation pertaining to chronic oral exposure to chlo-
rine dioxide and chlorite. This report examines studies
conducted between 1994 and 1997 of human and ani-
mal health risks posed by chlorine dioxide and chlorite
in drinking water. The appendix contains external peer
reviewers' comments.
Keywords: 'Chlorine dioxide, 'Chlorites, 'Health ef-
fects, 'Risk assessment, 'Disinfectants, 'Byproducts,
'Drinking water. Chronic exposure, Toxicity, Inges-
tion(Biology), Health hazards. Neoplasms, Public
health, Dose-response relationships, Water supply,
Microorganisms control(Water), Disinfection, Water
pollution control, Water treatment, Toxicokinetics,
Noncarciongenic effects, CAS 10049-04-4, CAS 7758-
19-2.
PB99-111379REB PC A05/MF A01
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children
(Final Stage 1 D/DBP Rule).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Health and Ecological Criteria Div.
A. Bathija, N. Chiu, O. Conerty, M. Manibusan, Y.
Patel, R. Schoeny, V. Dellarco, and K. Khanna. 29 Oct
1998,65p, EPA/815/B-98/009.
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The document examines the potential human health
and cancer risks for fetuses, infants and children posed
by disinfectants and disinfectant byproducts (D/DBP)
cited in the Final State 1 D/DBP Rule. Criteria used in
reviewing individual chemicals and chemicals groups
include: developmental/reproductive effects, systemic
effects, carcinogenicity and children's risk in relation to
the Maximum Contaminant Level Goal (MCLG). The
report concludes that the MCLG for all the D/DBPs in
the Stage 1 D/DBP Rule are protective of fetuses, in-
fants and children.
Keywords: 'Health hazards, 'Risk assessment,
'Children, 'Infants, 'Fetus, 'Disinfectants,
'Byproducts, Fetal development, Reproduc-
tion(Biology), Neoplasms, Human health. Health ef-
fects, Maximum acceptable contamination, Safe Drink-
ing Water Act, Regulations, Compliance, Water supply,
Disinfection, Noncarcinogenic effects. Maximum con-
taminant level goals.
PB99-111387REB PC A05/MF A01
Dichloroacetic Acid: Carcinogenicity Identification
Characterization Summary.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
National Center for Environmental Assessment.
Mar 1998,64p, EPA/815/B-98/010,NCEA-W-0372.
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This document presents a brief risk assessment re-
garding the potential carcinogencity of dichloroacetic
acid (DCA) in people. The report examines studies
from existing source douments and scientific articles
on both potential human and animal carcinogencity re-
sulting from exposure to DCA. This document con-
cludes that DCA is likely to be a human carcinogen.
Appendix A contains external peer reviewer's com-
ments.
Keywords: 'Neoplasms, 'Carcinogenicity tests,
'Health hazards, 'Risk assessment, Disinfectants, Dis-
infection, Byproducts, Drinking water, Dichloroacetate,
Toxicity, Human health, Laboratory animals, Bioassay,
Dose-response relationships, Health hazards, Mutage-
nicity tests.
PB99-111395REB PC A08/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water.
Addendum to Draft Drinking Water Criteria Docu-
ment for 'Cryptosporidium'.
Wisconsin Univ.-Madison.
J. Standridge. 30 Jul 1998,136p, EPA/815/B-98/011.
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency,
Washington, DC. Office of Ground Water and Drinking
Water.
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This document, prepared in support of the Interim En-
hanced Surface Water Treatment Rule, updates EPA's
'Cryptosporidium Criteria Document' (1994), by re-
viewing all published data on Cryptosporidium isssued
between 1994 and 1997. This update provides infor-
mation on general characteristics of Cryptosporidium,
occurrence in human and animal populations, health
effects associated with Cryptosporidium infection, ana-
lytical methods to enumerate the organism in water
and general effectiveness of water treatment practices
in removing Cryptosporidium. EPA concludes on the
basis of the 1994 document and this update that
Cryptosporidium may pose a risk to human health.
Keywords: 'Crytosporidium, 'Drinking water, 'Risk as-
sessments, 'Health hazards, Waterborne diseases.
Parasitic diseases. Pathogens, Disease outbreaks,
Environmental exposure pathway, Public health,
Health effects, Microorganism control (Water), Water
pollution control, Water treatment, Surface Water
Treatment Rule, Treatment technology.
PB99-111486REB PCA15/MFA03
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water.
Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfec-
tion By-Products.
International Consultants, Inc., Cincinnati, OH.
Oct 1998,320p, EPA/815/R-98/014.
See also PB99-111502 and PB99-111361. Prepared in
cooperation with Pirnie (Malcolm), Inc., Phoenix, AZ.
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency,
Washington, DC. Office of Ground Water and Drinking
Water.
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This document attempts to determine treatment costs
for Disinfection Byproducts (DBP) control alternatives.
These cost determinations will be used by EPA in eval-
uating national treatment costs for compliance with
various Disinfectants/Disinfection Byproducts (D/DBP)
regulatory scenarios. Topics covered include: chemical
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structure of DBFs, process descriptions of candidate
technologies, research summaries on the performance
of alternative technologies and the use of alternative
oxidation/Disinfection strategies, and a research review
on the removal of DBFs after their formation and the
control of disinfectant residuals. Appendices contain
example cost calculations and tables for both small
and large systems.
Keywords: 'Disinfectants, 'Byproducts, 'Costs, 'Water
pollution control, Water systems. Water treatment
plants. Disinfection, Microorganism control(Water),
Precursors, Residues, Water filters, Activated carbon
treatment Absorption, Oxidation, Membranes, Reduc-
tion(Chemistry), Alternatives, Cost analysis,
•Treatment technology. Information Collection Rute.
PB99-111494REB PC A06/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim
Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule. Final
draft.
Science Applications International Corp., McLean, VA.
E. Michaels, J. Fat*, A. Huckabee, E. Bissonette, J.
Bender, J. Robtehaud, S. Regli, R. Noack, and T.
Chirm. 28 Jul 1998.88p, EPA/815/R-98/015.
Contract EPA-68-C6-0059
Prepared in cooperation with HOR Engineering, Inc.,
Austin, TX. Sponsored by Environmental Protection
Agency. Washington, DC. Office of Water.
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This document describes treatment technologies,
process and administrative modifications, and associ-
ated costs that may be incurred by community water
systems to comply with the turbidity requirements of
the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule
(IESWTR). Sections of the document include an over-
view of surface water treatment configurations and a
discussion of design criteria and costs tor treatment
technologies under IESWTR. Appendix A contains cal-
culations used in the breakdown of costs for commu-
nity water systems.
Keywords: "Water systems, -Water pollution control,
•Turbidity, 'Capitalized costs, 'Operating costs, Regu-
lations, Compliance, Water treatment plants, Water fil-
ters. Filtration. Microrganism control(Water). Disinfect-
ants, Byproducts. Design criteria. Modification, Re-
quirements, 'Surface Water Treatment Rule,
'Treatment technology.
PB99-111502REB PC AOS/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water.
Technologies and Costs for Poirrt-of-Entry (POE)
and Pohit-of-Uae (POU) Devices for Control of Dis-
infection By-Products. Final rept
International Consultants. Inc.. Dayton. OH.
Nov 1998.54p, EPA/815/C6-98/016.
Contract EPA-68-C6-0039
See also PB99-111486 and PB99-111361. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Washington. DC.
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water.
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Port Royal Road. Springfield, VA. 22161, USA.
This document examines the application and costs as-
sociated with the use of Point-of-Entry (POE) and
Point-oMJse (POU) devices as treatment technologies
for the control of Disinfection Byproducts (DBP) as reg-
ulated by the Disinfectant/Disinfection Byproducts Rule
(D/DBP). The POE/POU devices rJscussed include re-
verse osmosis (RO) and granular activated carbon
(GAC).
Keywords: 'Disinfectants. 'Byproducts, 'Cost analysis.
Reverse osmosis. Granular bed filters. Activated car-
bon treatment Water filters. Filtration, Design criteria,
Performance. Capitalized costs. Operating costs. Cost
estimates, Disinfection, Microorganism contro)(Water),
Water treatment. Water pollution control, 'Treatment
technology, Trihakxnethanes, Hatoacetic acids, Infor-
mation Cotedion Rule.
PB99-111510REB PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Of-
fice of Ground Water and Drinking Water.
Small System Compliance Technology List for the
Stage 1 DBP Rule. Final rept.
International Consultants, Inc., Dayton, OH.
Nov 1998,72p, EPA/815/R-98/017.
Contract EPA-68-C6-0039
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Cin-
cinnati, OH. Office of Ground Water and Drinking
Water.
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Port Royal Road. Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This document evaluates the applicability and afford-
abiltty of disinfection byproducts (DBP) control tech-
nologies for small systems. The report discusses the
capabilities of each technology for DBP control and de-
termines whether they are affordable for small water
systems in the categories laid out by the 1996 SDWA
Amendments. Individual sections include: list of evalu-
ated compliance technologies, compliance technology
descriptions, basis for composite cost estimates, af-
fordability determinations and break-point analysis.
Appendices include relevant parts of Section 1412 and
1415 of the 1996 SDWA Amendments.
Keywords: 'Compliance, *Water systems,
'Disinfectants, 'Byproducts. Water pollution control,
Microorganism control(Water), Residues, Reverse os-
mosis. Granular bed filters. Activated carbon treat-
ment, Safe Drinking Water Act Regulations, Require-
ments, Cost analysis, 'Small systems, 'Treatment
technology, 'Affordability.
PB99-114563REB PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Demonstration of a No-VOC/No-HAP Wood Kitch-
en Cabinet Coating System. Final rept. Apr 96-Jun
98.
AeroVironment Environmental Services, Inc., Mon-
rovia, CA.
E. W. Huang. Oct 1998,60p, EPA/600/R-98/131.
Contract EPA-68-D5-0128
See also PB98-127301. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC. Air
Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
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The report gives results of the development and dem-
onstration of a no-VOC (volatile organic compound)/
no-HAP (hazardous air pollutant) wood fumature coat-
ing system at two cabinet manufacturing plants: one in
Portent, OR. and the other in Redwood City, CA.
Seven wood kitchen cabinet manufacturers in Califor-
nia's South Coast Basin were surveyed to gain a more
in depth understanding of problems faced when
switching from solvent- to water-based coatings. The
report also discusses the adaptability of the coating to
metal substrates on chassis components, dem-
onstrated at two large recreational vehicle manufactur-
ers. It also Discusses a preliminary analysis of the po-
tential for incorporating epoxidized vegetable oils into
Keywords: 'Furniture, 'Surface coating, 'Cabinets,
•Wood products. Protective coatings, Material substi-
tution. Environmental chemical substitutes, Physical
properties, Chemical analysis, Emissions, Perform-
ance evaluation, Air pollution abatement. 'Volatile or-
ganic compounds, 'Hazardous air pollutants.
PB99-118291REB PC A06/MF A01
Description and Testing of the AnafTech Model
9801P Monitor for Formaldehyde In Air. Rept for
May-Aug 98.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Human Exposure and Atmospheric
Sciences Div.
W. A. McCtenrry. Jan 1999,84p, EPA/600/R-98/139.
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This report incorporates information on the design, op-
eration, and testing of a commercial prototype form-
aldehyde monitor for ambient and indoor air. The in-
strument incorporates an innovative light collection
system and other features that allow a reduction in in-
strument size compared to previous instruments of this
type and that enable cost-effective commercial produc-
tion. The report includes an Appendix that provides a
definitive description of the instrument (called the
Methanalyzer), information on its operation, expla-
nations of its operation in many cases, and also rep-
resentative data taken with the instrument. The main
text describes the results of independent testing of the
instrument in the EPA laboratories. The results of test-
ing show that the instrument offers a viable alternative
for network monitoring of formaldehyde at ambient lev-
els in the sub-ppbv to ppbv range.
Keywords: 'Air pollution monitors, 'Formaldehyde,
'Testing, 'Operation, Air pollution monitoring. Air pollu-
tion detection, Performance evaluation, Ozone,
Precusors, Atmospheric chemistry.
PB99-118309REB PC A10/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Application of Pollution Prevention Techniques to
Reduce Indoor Air Emissions from Engineered
Wood Products. Final rept. Oct 93-Jan 98.
Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
C. M. Brockmann, L. S. Sheldon, D. A. Whitaker, and J.
N. Baskir. Nov 1998,198p, EPA/600/R-98/146.
Grant EPA-R-822002
See also PB94-190949. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC. Air
Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
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The report gives results of an investigation of pollution
prevention options to reduce indoor emissions from a
type of finished engineered wood. Emissions were
screened from four types of finished engineered wood:
oak-veneered particleboard coated and cured with a
heat-curable, acid-catalyzed alkyd-urea sealer and
topcoat (PBVST); oak-veneered handboard coated
and cured with a stain, and a heat-curable, acid-cata-
lyzed alkyd-urea sealer and topcoat (HBVSST);
particleboard overlaid with vinyl (PBVY); and
particleboard overlaid with melamine (PMB). Within the
scope of the emissions and performance tests of the
study, three types of coatings were found to have sig-
nificantly tower emission factors of summed volatile or-
ganic compounds (VOCs) and formaldehyde relative to
those for the heat-curable, acid-catalyzed alkyd-urea
coatings; a two-component waterborne potyurethane,
and ultraviolet (UV)-curable acrylate, and a UV-and-
heat-curable multi-functional acrylate-free emulsion.
Three types of engineered fiber panels were identified
as having signficantly tower emission factors of
summed VOCs and formaldehyde relative to those for
particle-board: medium-density fiberborad made with
methylene diisocynate (MDI), a wheat-board panel
made with MDI resin, and a panel made from recycled
corrugated cardboard.
Keywords: 'Indoor air pollution, 'Emissions, 'Furniture,
'Composite materials, 'Wood products, Paperboards,
Melamines, Acrylates, Polyurethane resins, Sealers,
Surface coating, Particle boards, Formaldehyde, Mate-
rial substitution. Air pollution abatement, Stationary
sources, Volatile organic compounds.
PB99-118333REB PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Electric Power Generation Using a Phosphoric
Acid Cell on a Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Gas
Stream. Technology verification rept. Nov 97-Jul 98.
Southern Research Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
Greenhouse Gas Technology Verification Center.
S. Masemore, and S. Piccot. Aug 1998,72p, EPA/600/
R-98/105.
Grant EPA-R-826311-01-0
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and
Control Div.
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The report gives results of tests to verify the perform-
ance of a landfill gas pretreatment unit (GPU) and a
phosphoric acid fuel cell system. The complete system
removes contaminants from landfill gas and produces
electricity for on-site use or connection to an electric
grid. Performance data were collected at two sites de-
termined to be representative of the U.S. landfill mar-
ket. The Penrose facility, in Los Angeles, CA, was the
first test site. The landfill gas at this site represented
waste gas recovery from four nearby landfills, con-
sisting primarily of industrial waste material. It pro-
duced approximately 3000 scf of gas/minute, and had
a higher heating value of 446 Btu/scf at about 44%
methane concentration. The second test site, in Grot-
on, CT, was a relatively small landfill, but with greater
heat content gas (methane levels were about 57% and
the average heating value was 585 Btu/scf). The
verification test addressed contaminant removal effi-
ciency, flare destruction efficiency, and the operational
capability of the cleanup system, and the power pro-
duction capability of the fuel cell system.
Keywords: 'Phosphoric acid, 'Fuel cells, "Waste gas
recovery, 'Electric power generation, Methane, Land-
fills, Refuse-derived fuels, Pretreatment, Verification,
Performance evaluation, 'Landfill gases, Heating
value.
PB99-118341REB PC A08/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Human Exposure and Atmospheric
Sciences Div.
Automated Stationary Source Dynamic Spiking.
Final rept.
Eastern Research Group, Inc., Morrisville, NC.
J. F. McGaughey. 17 Jun 1998,128p, EPA/600/R-98/
140.
Contract EPA-68-D4-0022
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Human Exposure and At-
mospheric Sciences Div.
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Methods of collection and analysis for monitoring sta-
tionary sources must demonstrate conclusively that the
methodology is functioning property and according to
specified EPA criteria. The appropriate procedure for
demonstrating proper operation of the method is to
perform dynamic spiking of the analyte in the field, at
the specified source being monitored. Gaseous dy-
namic spiking, using certified gas mixtures as the spik-
ing medium has been used in previous EPA stationary
source sampling methods and documented in EPA re-
ports. Liquid dynamic spiking, using mixtures of liquid
and solid analytes in an organic or aqueous solvent
has also been used in previous EPA field tests. To re-
move, as much as possible, the potential for human
error, the EPA has developed a prototype liquid dy-
namic spiking system employing computerized oper-
ation of the analyte spiking procedure with video moni-
toring, and control of the liquid droplet frequency and
size. This report describes development of the system,
its applicability to stationary source sampling, the indi-
vidual parts incorporated into the system, and the
standard operating procedures.
Keywords: 'Air pollution sampling, 'Emissions,
'Spiking, 'Stationary sources, Analytical method, Per-
formance evaluation. Quantitative analysis, Data col-
lection, Data processing, Data storage, Performance
Based Measurement Systems, Sampling trains.
PB99-118374REB PC A25/MF A04
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Proceedings: Low-arid No-VOC Coating Tech-
nologies: Biennial International Conference (2nd).
Held In Durham, North Carolina on March 13-15,
1995.
Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
E. J. Darden, and J. N. Baskir. Oct 1998,560p, EPA/
600/R-98/130.
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and
Control Div.
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The report documents an international conference that
provided a forum for the exchange of technical infor-
mation on coating technologies. It focused on im-
proved and emerging technologies that result in fewer
volatile organic compound (VOC) and toxic air emis-
sions than those from traditional coatings. It was held
on March 13-15,1995, in Durham, NC. Technical pa-
pers described new coating technologies, coating ap-
plication equipment, chemical agents for coatings re-
moval, and issues associated with measuring the VOC
content of coatings. The technical papers presented at
the conference focused on regulations, radiation-cur-
able coatings, life cycle analysis of coatings, surface
preparation, powder coatings, automotive applications,
wood furniture technologies, military applications, ar-
chitectural and industrial maintenance coatings, and
other low- and no-VOC coating technologies.
Keywords: 'Coating processes, 'Surface coating,
'Emissions, 'Air pollution abatement. Latex, Powder
coatings, Protective coatings, Radiation curing, Life
cycle assessment, Furniture, Wood products, Auto-
motive industry. Maintenance, Military applications.
Meetings, 'Volatile organic compounds.
PB99-119349REB
PC A07/MF A02
Small System Compliance Technology List for the
Non-Microbial Contaminants Regulated Before
1996.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Off ice of Water.
1998,116p, EPA/815/R-98/002.
See also PB99-119356 and PB99-111627.
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The 1996 Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments re-
quire EPA to compile a list of compliance technology
that small drinking water systems can use to comply
with pre-1996 National Primary Drinking Water Regu-
lations (NPDWRs). This document presents a list of
approved compliance technologies for non-microbial
contaminants regulated before 1996.
Keywords: 'Standards compliance, "Water quality
standards, "Water pollutants, 'Water treatment, 'Safe
Drinking Water Act, Radioisotopes, Fluorides, Syn-
thetic materials, Liquid wastes, Solid wastes, Contami-
nants, Waste disposal, Variance, Implementation,
Technology innovation. Technology utilization, 'Small
systems, National Primary Drinking Water Regula-
tions, Trihalomethanes, Volatile organic compounds.
PB99-119356REB PC A06/MF A01
Various Technology Findings for Contaminants
Regulated Before 1996.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
Sep 1998,80p, EPA/815/R-98/003.
See also PB99-119349.
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The 1996 Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments re-
quire EPA to compile a list of compliance and/or vari-
ance technologies that small drinking water systems
can use to comply with pre-1996 National Primary
Drinking Water Regulations (NPDWRs). Variance
technologies can be used in place of compliance tech-
nologies if they prove too costly to meet these require-
ments. This document compiled by the Treatment
Technology Team, examines 80 drinking water con-
taminants for possible inclusion in a variance tech-
nology list. The report concludes that every contami-
nant studied can be treated using an existing compli-
ance technology and, hence, no variance technologies
list will be issued at this time.
Keywords: "Standards compliance, 'Water quality
standards, 'Variance, "Water treatment, 'Safe Drink-
ing Water Act, Water pollutants, Nitrites, Nitrates, Cya-
nide, Heavy metals, Contaminants, Technology utiliza-
tion, Technology innovation, Exemptions, Violations,
Implementation, Costs, Requirements, "Small sys-
tems, Affordability, National Primary Drinking Water
Regulations.
PB99-119364REB PC A03/MF A01
Frequently-Asked Questions about the Clean
Water Act: Section 106 Tribal Water Pollution Con-
trol Program.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
1998,12p, EPA/832/K-98/002.
SeealsoPB97-197198.
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This document presents basic information about the
Clean Water Act Section 106 Tribal Water Pollution
Control Program in question and answer format.
Keywords: 'Clean Water Act, "Water pollution control,
"American Indians, Ground water. Water resources,
Environmental protection, Grants, Financial assist-
ance. Government programs, "Section 106.
PB99-119372REB PC A10/MF A03
Drinking Water and Ground Water Data Within the
305(b) Program.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
1998,198p, EPA/816/R-98-017.
See also PB95-252458.
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The condition of our Nation's ground water resources
is monitored and assessed under Section 106(e) of the
Clean Water Act (CWA), which requests that each
State monitor ground water quality arid report the find-
ings to Congress in their biennial 305(b) State Water
Quality Reports. Ground water quality data, reported
by States under the CWA, are compiled and main-
tained in a data base. The purpose of developing and
maintaining these data is to develop an accurate rep-
resentation of our Nation's ground water quality. The
question has been raised whether the 305(b) of the
CWA and assesses its appropriateness to support a
ground water indicator under the IWI Initiative.
Keywords: "Drinking water, 'Ground water, "Water
quality data. Aquifers, Water pollution monitoring, Vul-
nerability, Clean Water Act, Data sets, Data elements,
Data bases, Data sources, Data quality, Data analysis,
Spatial data, "305(b) program, IWIflndex of Watershed
Indicators).
PB99-119380REB PC A04/MF A01
Guide to Using EPA's Automated Clearing House
for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Pro-
fram.
nvironmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
Sep 1909,34p, EPA/832/B-98/003.
See also PB97-171813.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
The Automated Clearing House (ACH) is an electronic
federal funds transfer system used by federal agencies
to deposit money into grant recipients' bank accounts.
This document describes how EPA uses ACH to dis-
tribute Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF)
monies to States.
Keywords: "US EPA, 'Guides, 'Federal programs,
"Financial assistance, *States(United States), Elec-
tronic funds transfer, Cash flow, Loans, Funding,
June 1999
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EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
Grants, Capitalized costs, Safe Drinking Water Act,
•State Revolving Fund, 'Automated Clearing House.
PB99-119398REB PC A03/MF A01
Requirements for Locational Data in the Safe
Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
Aug 1998,180, EPA/816/R-98-004.
See ateoPB97-188338.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This document, designed for use by state drinking
water administrators, provides technical guidance in
what tocational data needs to be sent to the Safe Drink-
ing Water Information System (SDWIS) and how this
information should be reported. Appendices A and B
provide data transfer format information.
Keywords: *States(United States), -Position(Location),
'Sites, 'Requirements, 'Information needs. Data trans-
fer(Computers), Data elements, Formats, Attributes,
Definitions, Latitude, Longitude, Implementation, 'Safe
Drinking Water Information System.
PB99-11M06REB PC A06/MF A01
National Water Quality Inventory. 1996 Report to
Congress. Qroundwater Chapters.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
1998,82p, EPA/816/R-98-011.
See also PB97-113773.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA. 22161, USA.
Using information supplied by the States, Territories,
and Tribes in their 1996 Section 305(b) reports, these
chapters characterize our Nation's ground water qual-
ity, identify common ground water quality problems,
and describe various programs implemented to restore
and protect our ground water resources.
Keywords: "Water quality management 'Ground
water, "Water pollution monitoring, Drinking water, Po-
table water. Water pollution control. Water pollution
abatement. Water utilization, Water resources. Water
pollutants, Surface-groundwater relationships. Envi-
ronmental protection. United States.
PB99-119497REB PC A16/MF A03
NIST/NOAA NS and T/EPA EMAP Intorcomparison
Exercise Program for Organic Contaminants In
the Marina Environment: Description and Results
of 1995 Organic Intorcomparison Exercises. Na-
tional Status and Trends Program for Marine Envi-
ronmental Quality. Technical memo.
National Ocean Service, Silver Spring, MD. Office of
Ocean Resources Conservation and Assessment
R. M. Parris, M. M. Schantz, and S. A. Wise. Nov 1996,
350p, NOAA-TM-NOS-ORCA-104.
Supersedes NIST Announcement PB97-154207. Pre-
pared in cooperation with National Inst of Standards
and Technology (CSTL), Gailhersborg, MD. Analytical
Chemistry Div.
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In support of marine monitoring measurement pro-
grams, NIST, in cooperation with the NOAA National
Status and Trends Program (NS&T), and the EPA En-
vironmental Monitoring and Assessment Program
(EMAP), conducts yearly interiaboratory comparison
exercises to provide one mechanism for participating
laboratories/monitoring programs to evaluate the qual-
ity and comparability ol their performance in measuring
selected organic contaminantes in environmental sam-
ples. In this report results of the 1995 exercises of the
NIST/NOAA NS&T/EPA EMAP Intercomparison Exer-
cise Program for Organic Contaminants m the Marine
Environment are described in which selected poly-
chlorinated biphenyl (PCB) congeners, chlorinated
pesticides, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
(PAH) were determined in Fish Homogenate III and
Marine Sediment V exercise materials. The analytical
methods used by each participating laboratory in this
performance-based program are summarized.
Keywords: 'Polychlorinated biphenyls, 'Polycyclic aro-
matic hydrocarbons, 'Pesticides, 'Marine environ-
ments, 'Water pollution effects, Congeners, Contami-
nants, Marine fish, Bioaccumulatkxi, Animal tissues,
Bottom sediments, Environmental persistence. Chem-
ical analysis, Analytical methods. Environmental moni-
toring, Interiaboratory comparisons, Quality assur-
ance, Statistical analysis, National Status and Trends
Program.
PB99-119570REB
PC A15/MF A03
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED):
IPRODIONE. (Includes RED Facts: IPRODIONE
Fact Sheet).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Nov 1998,302p, EPA/738/R-98/019.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This document presents the Agency's decision regard-
ing the reregistration eligibility of the registered uses of
iprodione. Section I is the introduction. Section II de-
scribes iprodione, its uses, data requirements and reg-
ulatory history. Section III discusses the human health
and environmental assessment based on the data
available to the Agency. Section IV presents the rereg-
istration decision for iprodione. Section V discusses
the reregistratkxi requirements for iprodione. Finally,
Section VI is the Appendices which support this Rereg-
istration Eligibility Decision.
Keywords: 'Pesticides, Fungicides, Imides, Toxicity,
Risk assessment. Humans, Animals, Exposure, Envi-
ronmental transport Chemical properties. Environ-
mental impacts. Pollution regulations. Administrative
procedures. Requirements. Pest control, 'Iprodione,
•Registration, Use patterns, CAS 36734-19-7.
PB99-119588REB PC A14/MF A03
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Dlcofol.
(Includes RED Facts: Dfcofol Fact Sheet).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Nov 1998.290p, EPA/738/R-98/018.
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Port Royal Road. Springfield. VA, 22161, USA.
This document presents the Agency's decision regard-
ing the reregistration eligibility of the registered uses of
dteofol. Section I is the introduction; Section II de-
scribes ofcofol, its uses, data requirements and regu-
latory history; Section III discusses the human health
and environmental assessment based on the data
available to the Agency; Section IV presents the rereg-
istration decision for dicolol; Section VI contains the
Appendices which support this Reregistration Eligibility
Decision.
Keywords: "Dicofol, 'Pesticides, Organochlorine insec-
ticides. Toxicity. Risk assessment, Human, Animals,
Exposure, Insect control, Environmental transport,
Chemical properties. Environmental impacts. Pollution
regulations. Administrative procedures, Requirements,
•Reregistration. Use patterns, CAS 115-32-2.
PB99-120966REB PC A03/MF A01
Guideline on Data Handling Conventions for the 8-
Hour Ozone NAAQS.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park. NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
Dec 1998,24p, EPA/454/R-98/017.
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This report provides technical guidance on the data
handling conventions for the fit-hour ozone National
Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS). The report is
written in the 'plain English' question and answer
(Q&A) style. The following data handling issues are ad-
dressed: (1) Rounding conventions; (2) Missing data;
(3) Treatment of exceptional natural events; (4) Data
completeness requirements for computing averages;
(5) Minimum years of data required to demonstrate
compliance with the NAAQS; (6) Use of data from Spe-
cial Purpose Monitors (SPM); and (7) The attainment
test used to judge compliance with the NAAQS.
Keywords: 'National Ambient Air Quality Standards,
'Ozone, Air pollution monitoring, Air pollution control,
Air pollution standards, Data analysis, Data proc-
essing. Data quality, Guidelines, 'Data handling, 'Data
utilization.
PB99-121089REB PC A09/MF A02
Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling
(IWAQM). Phase 2. Summary Report and Rec-
ommendations for Modeling Long Range Trans-
port Impacts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
J. S. Irwin. Dec 1998,168p, EPA/454/R-98/019.
Prepared in cooperation with National Park Service,
Denver, CO. Air Resources Div.. Forest Service, Fort
Collins, CO. Air Program, and Fish and Wildlife Serv-
ice, Denver, CO. Air Quality Branch. See also PB95-
241931.
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This Phase 2 Report is published by the Interagency
Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling (IWAQM) in an ef-
fort to provide the sponsoring agencies and other inter-
ested parties information on appropriate 'off-the-shelf
methods for estimating long range transport impacts of
air pollutants on Federal Class I areas.
Keywords: 'Air pollution dispersion, 'Metorotogy data,
'Long range transport, 'Mathematical models, Atmos-
pheric diffusion, Diffusion modeling. Air pollution, Air
pollution sources. National parks, Forest land. Visi-
bility, Air pollution control, Enviromental impacts. Esti-
mating, Wilderness areas. New Source Performance
Standards.
PB99-121097REB PC A03/MF A01
Innovations in Site Characterization: Interim
Guide to Preparing Case Studies.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Oct 1998,30p, EPA/542/B-98/009.
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The purpose of this Interim Guide to Preparing Case
Studies is two-fold. First, it provides guidelines that fa-
cilitate collecting and documenting the cost and per-
formance information that will be needed to prepare
the case study. Second, the Interim Guide offers a sug-
gested format for case study reports in order to encour-
age consistency. The primary audience for this guide
are those charged with actually preparing case studies
based on project reports (e.g., project sampling and
analysis plans, work plans, and project reports). Sec-
ondary users of this guide are those charged during the
course of a project's execution, with gathering the in-
formation that will be used to prepare a case study
after project completion.
Keywords: 'Site characterization, 'Data collection,
'Sampling, Hazardous materials. Chemical analysis.
Collecting methods, Risk assessment, Public health,
Environmental health, Remediation, Procedures, Per-
formance evaluation. Cost analysis.
PB99-121188REB PCA06/MFA01
Oxygenates in Water Critical Information and Re-
search Needs.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. National Center for Environmental Assess-
ment.
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EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
J. M. Davis, J. Brqphy, R. Hitzig, J. D. Prah, S.
Schmelling, T. F. Speth, R. Swank, A. N. Tafuri, F.
Kremer, and M. Osinski. Dec 1998,78p, EPA/600YR-
98/048.
See also PB96-190665.
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The purpose of the document is to identify key issues
related to assessing and managing the potential health
and environmental risks of oxygenate contamination of
water. The present document focuses on those gaps
and limitations in current information that constitute the
most critical and immediate needs to be addressed in
support of risk assessment and risk management ef-
forts related to oxygenates in water. This document is
primarily intended to serve as a starting point and gen-
eral guide to planning future research. Efforts to ad-
dress many of the needs identified in the document
have already begun or are under consideration by var-
ious organizations. A current listing of such projects
may be found in Appendix 2.
Keywords: "Water pollution monitoring,
"Environmental effects, 'Health effects, "Chemical
properties, Toxicity, Water pollution sources, Fuel ad-
ditives, Chemical reactivity, Ecological concentration,
Environmental exposure. Environmental transport,
Aquatic biology, Water pollution abatement, Water pol-
lution control, Remedial action, 'Oxygenates, Environ-
mental fate.
PB99-121204REB PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts: Hydramethylnon. Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Dec 1998,6p, EPA/738/F-98/022.
See also PB99-121287.
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This fact sheet summarizes the information in the RED
document for registration case 2585,
hydroamethylnon. Hydramethylnon is an insecticide
used to control ants, cockroaches, crickets, and ter-
mites. There are 28 end use product formulations that
are either granular baits or ready-to-use gelatin. The
use on rangelands or pastures primarily for Imported
Fire ant control, is considered to be a food use and es-
tablished tolerances are cited in 40 CFR Section
180.395.
Keywords: "Pesticides, Insecticides, Baits, Toxicity,
Risk assessment, Humans, Animals, Exposure, Envi-
ronmental transport, Chemical properties, Environ-
mental impacts, Pollution regulations, Administrative
procedures, Insect control. Requirements,
•Hydramethylnon, "Reregistration,
Amidinohydrazones, Use patterns, CAS 67485-29-4.
PB99-121287REB PC A09/MF A02
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED):
Hydramethylnon. (Includes RED Facts:
Hydramethylnon Fact Sheet).
Environmental Pro
Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Dec 1998,168p, EPA/738/R-98/023.
For Fact Sheet only see also PB99-121204.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has com-
pleted its registration eligibility decision of the pes-
ticide active ingredient tetrahydro-5,5- dimentyl-2(1 H)-
pyrimi dinone(3-(4-(trifluo romethyl)phenyl)-1- (2-(4-
(trifluorometfiyl) phenyl)ethenyl)-2-
propenylidine)hydrazone, also known as
hydramethylnon. The document presents the Agency's
decision regarding the registration eligibility of the
registered usesof hydramethylnon. Section I is the in-
troduction. Section II describes hydramethylnon, its
uses, data requirements, and regulatory history. Sec-
tion III discusses the human health and environmental
assessment based on the data available to the Agen-
cy. Section IV presents the reregistration decision for
hydramethylnon. Section V discusses the reregistra-
tion requirements for hydramethylnon. And, Section VI
containsthe Appendices which support this Reregistra-
tion Eligibility Decision documents.
Keywords: 'Pesticides, Insecticides, Baits, Toxicity,
Risk assessment, Humans, Animals, Exposure, Envi-
ronmental transport, Chemical properties, Environ-
mental impacts, Pollution regulations, Administrative
procedures, Insect control, Requirements,
'Hydramethylnon, 'Reregistration,
Amidinohydrazones, Use patterns, CAS 67485-29-4.
PB99-121295REB PC A17/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Standards and Applied Science Div.
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. User's
Manual.
Tetra Tech, Inc., Fairfax, VA.
M. Lahlou, L. Shoemaker, S. Choudhury, H.
Manguerra, A. Parker, R. Elmer, and A. Hu. Nov 1998,
360p, EPA/823/B-98/006.
Contracts EPA-68-C3-0374, EPA-68-C98-010
See also PB94-218955. Prepared in cooperation with
Earthlnfo, Inc., Boulder, CO. Sponsored by Environ-
mental Protection Agency, Washington, DC. Stand-
ards and Applied Science Div.
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BASINS is a multipurpose environmental analysis sys-
tem for use by regional, state, and local agencies in
performing watershed- and water<)uality-based stud-
ies. BASINS comprises a suite of interrelated
cpmponenets for performing the various aspects of en-
vironmental analysis. The six cpmponenets include (1)
nationally derived databases with Data Extraction tools
and Project Builders; (2) assessment tools (TARGET,
ASSESS, and Data Mining) that address large- and
small-scale characterization needs; (3) utilites to facili-
tate organizing and evaluating data, including Water-
shed Delineation, Import, Land Use Reclassfication,
and DEM Reclassification; (4) Watershed Character-
ization Reports that facilitate compilation and output of
information on selected watersheds; (5) water quality
models including TOXIROUTE and QUAL2E; and (6)
the Nonpoint Source Model (NPSM) and
postprocessor, which provide integrated assessment
of watershed loading and transport, The assessment
component, working under the GIS umbrella, allows
users to quickly evaluate selected areas, organize in-
formation, and display results. The modeling compo-
nent module allows users to examine the impacts of
pollutant loadings from point and nonpoint sources.
Keywords: "Water pollution sources, 'Watershed man-
agement, 'User manuals(Computer programs), Water
pollution monitoring, Water quality management, Soils,
Land use, Site characterization, Environmental as-
sessment, Nonpoint sources, Point sources, Water
quality data, Geographic information systems,
"BASINS computer model, BASINS(Better Assess-
ment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources), Total maximum daily loads.
PB99-121428REB PC A04/MF A01
Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research Lab., Ada,
OK.
Field Test of Cyclodextrln for Enhanced In-sltu
Flushing of Multiple-Component Immiscible Or-
ganic Liquid Contamination: Project Overview and
fntial Results.
Arizona Univ., Tucson.
M. L. Brusseau, J. E. McCray, G. R. Johnson, C.
Enfield, X. Wang, and A. L. Wood. Feb 1998,32p,
EPA/600/A-98/132.
Grant EPA-R-822024
See also PB95-170668. Sponsored by Robert S. Ken-
Environmental Research Lab., Ada, OK.
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The purpose of this paper is to present an overview
and the initial results of a pilot-scale experiment des-
ignated to test the use of cyclodextrin for enhanced in-
situ flushing of an aquifer contaminated by immiscible
liquid. This is the first field test of this technology,
termed a completing sugar flush (CSF). The field test
was conducted within a solvent and fuel disposal site at
Hill Air Force Base, UT. The cyclodextrin solution in-
creased the aqueous concentrations of all the target
contaminants to values from about 100 to more than
20000 times the concentrations obtained during the
water flush conducted prior to the CSF. Concomitantly,
the CSF greatly enhanced the rate of mass removal
during the 8 pore-volume flush, which resulted in a
41% reduction in contaminant mass. Based on these
results, it is clear that the CSF technology was suc-
cessful in enhancing the remediation of the immiscible-
liquid contaminated site.
Keywords: "Solvents, 'Water treatment, "Ground
water, Aquifers, Flushing, Extraction, Water pollution
control, Remediation, Complexing sugar flush,
Cyclodextrin, NAPL(Nonaqueous Phase Liquids).
PB99-121436REB PC A05/MF A01
Using Reproductuve and Developmental Effects
Data in Ecological Risk Assessments for Ovip-
arous Vertebrates Exposed To Contaminants. Re-
view draft.
National Health and Environmental Effects Research
Lab.,Corvallis,OR.
J. R. Clark, K. L. Dickson, J. P. Giesy, R. G. Stahl, M.
G. Zeeman, R. T. Lackey, and E. M. Mihateh. 21 Sep
1998,72p, EPA/6007A-98/133.
See also PB97-172522. Prepared in cooperation with
University of North Texas, Denton., Michigan State
Univ., East Lansing., Du Pont de Nemours (E.I.) and
Co., Wilmington, DE. and Rhone-Poulenc, Shelton,
CT.
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Ecological Risk Assessment (ERA) is a tool often used
to support risk-based decision-making. An essential
step in the process of applying reproductive and devel-
opmental effects data within a risk assessment context
is developing an understanding of how the information
is relevant to the risk-based policy question at hand.
This chapter addresses how reproductive and develop-
ment effects data from studies of contaminants can be
used by ERA. The authors also discuss how a number
of important policy, technical, and procedural topics
are addressed in the course of framing and imple-
menting the risk assessment. One of the authors' ob-
jectives is to determine if the current ERA paradigm
needs modifications to address unique risks of con-
taminants to oviparous vertebrates. A secondary ob-
jective is to provide information on ERA procedures to
lexicologists, physiologists, ecologists, chemists, and
modelers who are knowledgeable about oviparous
vertebrates, illuminating how the results of their dis-
ciplines may be used in this area.
Keywords: "Animal populations, 'Biological commu-
nities, 'Biological effects, Vertebrates, Growth stages,
Reproduction(Biology), Ecosystems, Contaminants,
Enviroinmental exposure. Risk analysis, Environ-
mental exposure, Environmental policy, Decision mak-
ing, Policy making, "Ecological risk assessment.
PB99-121444REB PC A05/MF A01
Heirarachial Framework for Conserving Biodiver-
sity.
Environmental Protection Agency, Corvallis, OR.
D. White, E. M. Preston, K. E. Freemark, and A. R.
Kiester. 1998,58p, EPA/600/A-98/134.
Prepared in cooperation with Oregon State Univ., Cor-
vallis. Dept. of Geosciences., Environment Canada,
Ottawa (Ontario). National Wildlife Research Center.
and Forest Service, Corvallis, OR.
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Corvallis scientists report on a multi-organization study
that looked at biodiversity as a two stage problem. The
first stage is finding those places over a region of study
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that have the greatest combined biodiversity, and the
second stage is studying those important places to see
what effects changes in land use caused by human ac-
tivities might have on biodiversity. For the purposes of
the study in land use caused by human activities might
have on biodiversity. For the purposes of the study bfo-
diversity was defined as species richness and habitat
abundance of amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mam-
mals, and for the total of these four taxonomic groups.
Keywords: 'Land use, 'Human activities,
•Environmental impacts. Species diversity, Habitats,
Biological communities. Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds,
Mammals, Trends, Man environment interactions,
'Biodrversity.
PB99-121451REB PC A02/MF A01
Photochemical Plume-in-Grid Simulations of
Major Point Sources In the Community Multtecate
Air Quality (CMAQ) Modeling System.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park. NC. National Exposure Research Lab.
J. M. Godowitch, N. V. Gillani, A. Biazar, Y. Wu, and R.
E. Imhoff. C1998,8p, EPA/600/A-98/130.
See also PB96-116892 and PB98-116528. Prepared in
cooperation with National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, Research Triangle Park, NC. Atmos-
pheric Sciences Modeling Div., Tennessee Valley Au-
thority, Muscle Shoals, AL and Alabama Univ. in
HuntsviHe.
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A cooperative research and development effort has
been conducted to design and implement a plume-in-
grid (PinQ) modeling techniques into the Models-3
Community Multiscaie Air Quality (CMAO) modeling
system in order to address the need for an improved
modeling approach to treat major point source emis-
sions. Objectives are to provide an improved charac-
terization of the near-source concentration field and a
better far-field regional pollutant pattern due to the im-
pact of the plume-in-grid approach. The conceptual de-
sign and an overview of the science processes con-
tained in the POM in PinG algorithms are briefly pre-
sented: Test simulations with and without the PinG
treatment for a major No(x) point source are described,
and an O(3) concentration pattern from the grid model
reveals the impact of the plume-in-grid approach.
Subgrid scale plume cell O(3) concentrations are also
shown.
Keywords: *Air pollution sources, •Computerized sim-
ulation, 'Diffusion modeling. Emissions, Plumes, Air
pollution dispersion. Point sources, Ozone, Nitrogen
oxides. Photochemical reactions, Grids(Coordinates).
•Community Multiscaie Air Quality Model, Models-3
modeling system.
PB99-121469REB PC A03/MF A01
Review and Analysis of Emissions Data for Resi-
dential Wood-Fired Central Furnaces.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air and Energy Engineering Research Lab.
R. C. McCrillis. 1998.22p. EPA/600/A-98/131.
Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Air and Waste
Management Association (88th). San Antonio, TX.,
June 18-23,1995.
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The paper reviews data published over the past 10-15
years on domestic wood-fired central heaters. Empha-
sis is on stick-fired units, the most common type used
in the U.S., but also presented are data on chip- and
pellet-fired units, showing that they are capable of
achieving lower emissions.
Keywords: •Residential buildings, *Wood burning fur-
naces, 'Stoves, 'Combustion products, 'Indoor air pol-
lution, Emissions, Hot water heatings. Catalysis, Cata-
lysts. Emission control. Data analysis, Reviewing.
PB99-121477REB PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Physical and Chemical Characterization of Fine
Paniculate from the Combustion of Residual Fuel
Oil. Rept. for Sep 96-Jun 98.
Arizona Univ., Tucson. Dept of Chemical and Environ-
mental Engineering.
C. A. Miller, W. P. Linak, and J. O. L Wendt. 1998,
24p,EPA/600/A-98/135.
Contract EPA-68-D4-0005
Presented at the Conference on Air Quality: Mercury,
Trace Elements and Paniculate Matter, McLean, VA.,
December 1-4, 1998. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC. Air
Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
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The paper gives results of research concerned with the
characterization of paniculate matter (PM) emissions
from a practical boiler burning heaving fuel oils. The
purpose is to identify hypothetical mechanisms that
might relate both the combustion process and the fuel
burned to the size-segrated characterization of the fine
PM formed, and ultimately to its propensity to cause
pulmonary injury. In this initial study, PM samples were
taken from the stack of a commercial 732 kW (2.5
MBtu/hr) rated firetube boiler burning four different
heavy fuel oils, including two grades and three sulfur
contents. Submicron and supermicron particle size dis-
tributions (PSDs) were measured using an in-stack
cascade impactor, a scanning mobility particle sizer,
and an in-situ light scattering system. Size-classified
bulk samples were also collected using a high volume
dilution sampler. In addition to chemical and physical
characterization, these samples were examined for
pulmonary toxicity. Finally, EPA Method 5 (total PM)
and Method 60 (metal analyses) samples were ex-
tracted and analyzed. Measured PSDs show evidence
of a submicron accumulation mode between 0.07 and
0.08 micrometer in diameter.
Keywords: 'Particulates. 'Fuel oils, 'Combustion prod-
ucts, 'Air pollution effects(Animals). Residual fuels.
Burning, Combustion kinetics. Metals, Air pollution
sampling. Respiratory system diseases, Boilers.
PB99-121600REB PC A10/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park. NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
Guidance for Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.5
Monitoring Networks.
Nevada Umv. System, Reno. Desert Research Inst.
J. G. Watson. J. C. Chow. H. Moosmueller, M.
Pitchford, M. Green, and N. Frank. 29 May 1998,188p.
EPA/454/R-98/012.
Contract EPA-CX824291 -01 -1
Prepared in cooperation with National Oceanic and At-
mospheric Administration, Las Vegas, NV. Sponsored
by Environmental Protection Agency, Research Tri-
angle Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and
Standards.
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This guidance provides a survey of alternatives for
continuous in-situ measurements of suspended par-
ticles, their chemical components, and their gaseous
precursors. Recent and anticipated advances in meas-
urement technology provide reliable and practical in-
struments for particle quantification over averaging
times ranging from minutes to hours. These devices
provide instantaneous, telemetered results and can
used limited manpower more efficiently than manual,
filter based methods. Commonly used continuous par-
ticle particle monitors measure inertial mass, mobility,
light absorption and light scattering properties of fine
particles.
Keywords: 'Air pollution monitors, 'Particulates,
'Suspended solids. Air pollution sampling. In situ
measurement, Precursors, Chemical composition.
Chemical analysis. Filters, Light scattering, Inertia,
Mass, Mobility, Physical properties, 'PM-2.5, Light ab-
sorption, Electron attenuation.
PB99-122095REB PC A09/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Third-Generation Foam Blowing Agents for Foam
Insulation. Final rept. Oct 95-Sep 97.
Syracuse Research Corp., North Syracuse, NY. Envi-
ronmental Science Center.
P. H. Howard, J. L. Tunkel, and S. Banerjee. Oct 1998,
156p, EPA/600/R-98/133.
Grant EPA-R-824287
Prepared in cooperation with BRI, Atlanta, GA. Spon-
sored by Environmental Protection Agency, Research
Triangle Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control
Div.
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The report gives results of a study of third-generation
blowing agents for foam insulation. The third phase fo-
cused on identifying blowing agent substitutes. The in-
vestigation concentrated on the development of tech-
niques to identify and replace deficiencies that may be
present in an individual substitute through the use of
blowing agent azeotropic mixtures. The two compo-
nents of a mixture may display a syntergistic effect
where the overall characteristics of the blowing agent
are better than if either substance was used individ-
ually. The avove concepts on blowing agent mixtures
should encourage interested parties to investigate the
use of azeotropes in laboratory foaming trials on insu-
lating polyurethane foams.
Keywords: 'Insulating materials, 'Blowing agents,
'Foams, 'Materials substitution, Thermal insulation,
Azeotropes, Environmental chemical substitutes, Poly-
urethane resins, Polurethane foam, Greenhouse
gases, Air pollution abatement.
PB99-122103REB PC A05/MF A01
Biomass Drying Technologies. Final rept. Sep 97-
May98.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
E. Salomaa. Jul 1998,60p, EPA/600/R-98/090.
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The report examines the technologies used for drying
of biomass and the energy requirements of bkxnass
dryers. Biomass drying processes, drying methods,
arid the conventional types of dryers are surveyed gen-
erally. Drying methods and dryer studies using super-
heated steam as the drying medium are discussed
more closely, with comparison to the methods of drying
using air or flue gas as the drying medium. Available
types of steam dryers are described with reference to
operating conditions, energy requirements, and types
of biomass dried. Energy aspects are considered, as
well as possibilities of steam utilization to recover the
latent heat of vaporization. Thermal energy required for
drying of biomass is calculated using tabulated values
of steam properties. The amount of steam to provide
the thermal energy needed for biomass drying, at dif-
ferent pressures and temperatures applicable in steam
dryers, is calculated for both indirectly and directly
heated steam dryers. The calculated heat requirement
values of steam dryers have been compared with
those reported in the literature. Further, anticipated
emissions from fluegas and steam drying processes
have been summarized.
Keywords: 'Biomass, 'Drying, 'Air pollution control,
'Emissions, 'Energy use, Dryers, Flue gases, Air pollu-
tion sources, Steam, Latent heat, Thermal energy, En-
ergy transfer, Pressure effects, Temperature effects.
PB99-122111REB PC A04/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Re-
view. Volume 1. Technical Report Final rept. Jul
97-Jul 98.
OMNI Environmental Services, Inc., Beaverton, OR.
J. E. Houck, and P. E. Tiegs. Dec 1998,44p, EPA/600/
R-98/174A.
See also Volume 2, PB99-122129. Sponsored by Envi-
ronmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park,
NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
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customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax at
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161. USA.
The report gives results of a review of the current state-
of-the-art of residential wood combustion (RWC). The
key environmental parameter of concern was the air
emission of particles. The technological status of all
major RWC categories-cordwood stoves, fireplaces,
masonry heaters, pettel stoves, and wood-fired central
heating furnaces-was reviewed. Advanced in tech-
nology achieved since the mid-1980s were the primary
focus. Key findings of the review included: (1) the new
source performance standard (NSPS) certification pro-
cedure only qualitatively predicts the level of emissions
from wood heaters under actual use in homes; (2)
wcodstove durability varies with model, and a method
to assess the durability problem is controversial; (3)
nationally, the overwhelming majority of RWC air emis-
sions are from noncertified devices (primarily from
older noncertified woodstoves); (4) new technology ap-
pliances and fuels can reduce emissions significantly;
(5) the International Organizatin for Standardization
and EPA NSPS test procedures are quite dissimilar,
and data generated by the two procedures would not
be comparable; and (6) the effect of wood moisture
and wood type on particulate emission appears to be
real but less than an order of magnitude.
Keywords: 'Combustion products, "Wood burning ap-
pliances, 'Residential buildings, Stoves, Fireplaces,
Space heating, Wood burning furnaces. Wood fuels,
Air heaters. Space heaters. Masonry, Particulates.
Particles, Emissions, Cordwood.
PB99-122129REB PC A10/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Re-
view. Volume 2. Appendices. Final rept. Jul 97-Jul
98
OMNI Environmental Services, Inc., Beaverton, OR.
J. E. Houck, and P. E. Tiegs. Dec 1998.186p, EPA/
600/R-98/174B.
See also Volume 1, PB99-122111. Sponsored by Envi-
ronmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park,
NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax at
(703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedwortd.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
The 1997 Compliance Report once again announces
100 percent compliance with the Acid Rain Program,
now in its third year of sulfur dioxide (SO2) compliance
and its second year of nitrogen oxides (NOx) compli-
ance. Affected facilities continued to exceed the tar-
gets set for both pollutants by the Clean Air Act
Amendments of 1990. The early reductions seen in
1995 and 1996 for S02 continue, with affected utility
units beating their 1997 target by 23 percent. The oyer-
compliance with the NOx target also continues, achiev-
ing an average emission rate for Phase I units 16 per-
cent below the compliance rate.
Keywords: *Air pollution control, 'Standards compli-
ance, 'Electric utilities, Fossil-fuel power plants, Boil-
ers, Coal-fired gas turbines. Combustion products,
Acid rain. Air pollution sources, Sulfur dioxide, Nitrogen
oxides. Air pollution effects, Air pollution standards,
National Ambient Air Quality Standards, Air pollution
abatement, Cost analysis, 'Acid Rain Program, Emis-
sion rates, Ctean Air Act Amendments of 1990.
PB99-122186REB PC A06/MF A01
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compli-
ance Audits under the Comprehensive Environ-
mental Response, Compensation, and Liability
Act
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Dec 1998,76p, EPA/305/B-98/009.
(703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
The report gives results of a review of the current state-
of-the-art of residential wood combustion (RWC). The
key environmental parameter of concern was the air
emission of particles. The technological status of all
major RWC categories-cordwood stoves, fireplaces,
masonry heaters, pettel stoves, and wood-fired central
heating furnaces-was reviewed. Advanced in tech-
nology achieved since the mid-1980s were the primary
focus. Key findings of the review included: (1) the new
source performance standard (NSPS) certification pro-
cedure only qualitatively predicts the tevel of emissions
from wood heaters under actual use in homes; (2)
woodstove durability varies with model, and a method
to assess the durability problem is controversial; (3)
nationally, the overwhelming majority of RWC air emis-
sions are from noncertified devices (primarily from
ohter noncertified woodstoves); (4) new technology ap-
pliances and fuels can reduce emissions significantly;
(5) the International Organizatin for Standardization
and EPA NSPS test procedures are quite dissimilar,
and data generated by the two procedures would not
be comparable; and (6) the effect of wood moisture
and wood type on particulate emission appears to be
real but less than an order of magnitude.
Keywords: "Combustion products. *Wcod burning ap-
pliances, -Residential buildings. Stoves, Fireplaces,
Space heating, Wood burning furnaces. Wood fuels,
Air heaters, Space heaters, Masonry, Particulates,
Particles, Emissions, Cordwood.
PB99-122152REB PC A05/MF A01
Compliance Report, 1997. Add Rain Program.
Environmental Protection Agency. Washington, DC.
Acid Rain Div.
Aug 1998,72p. EPA/430/R-98/012.
SeeateoPB98-142151.
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This protocol, which is part of a set containing other
area or statutory specific audit protocols, is a tool to as-
sist you in conducting environmental audits, which
should inform you whether your facility is in compliance
with federal regulations. EPA has developed these
audit protocols to assist and encourage businesses
and organizations to perform environmental audits and
disclose violations in accordance with EPA's audit pol-
icy. The audit protocols are intended to promote con-
sistency among regulated entities when conducting en-
vironmental audits and to ensure that audits are con-
ducted in a thorough and comprehensive manner.
Keywords: 'Compliance, 'Audits, Enforcement, Per-
formance, Requirements, Regulations, US EPA, Viola-
tions, Verification, Effectiveness, Risk assessment.
Government policies, Protocols,
•CERCLA(Comprehensive Environmental Response
Compensation and Liability Act), 'Comprehensive En-
vironmental Response Compensation and Liability Act,
•Environmental auditing, Pollution prevention.
PB99-122194REB PC A05/MF A01
Protocol tor Conducting Environmental Compli-
ance Audits under the Emergency Planning and
Community Rlght-to-Know Act
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Dec 1998,68p, EPA/305/B-98/007.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This protocol, which is part of a set containing other
area or statutory specific audit protocols, is a tool to as-
sist you in conducting environmental audits, which
should inform you whether your facility is in compliance
with federal regulations. EPA has developed these
audit protocols to assist and encourage businesses
and organizations to perform environmental audits and
disclose violations in accordance with EPA's audit pol-
icy. The audit protocols are intended to promote con-
sistency among regulated entities when conducting en-
vironmental audits and to ensure that audits are con-
ducted in a thorough and comprehensive manner.
Keywords: 'Compliance, 'Audits, Enforcement, Per-
formance, Requirements, Regulations, US EPA, Viola-
tions, Verification, Effectiveness, Risk assessment,
Government policies, Protocols, 'Emergency Planning
and Community Right-to-Know Act, 'Environmental
auditing. Pollution prevention.
PB99-122202REB PC A05/MF A01
National Risk Management Research Lab., Cincinnati,
OH. Office of Research and Development.
Technical Approaches to Characterizing and
Cleaning Up Iron and Steel Mill Sites under the
Brownfields Initiative. Final rept.
Eastern Research Group, Inc., Lexington, MA.
Dec 1998,74p, EPA/625/R-98/007.
Contract EPA-68-D7-0001
See also PB97-144828. Sponsored by National Risk
Management Research Lab., Cincinnati, OH. Office of
Research and Development.
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EPA has developed this guide to provide decision-
makers, such as city planners, private sector devel-
opers, and other involved in redeveloping brownfields,
with a better understanding of the technical issues in-
volved in assessing and cleaning up iron and steel mill
sites so they can make the most informed decisions
possible. This overview of the technical process in-
volved in assessing and cleaning up brownfields sites
can assist planners in making decisions at various
stages of the project. An understanding of land use and
industrial processes conducted in the past at a site can
help the planner to conceptualize the site and identify
likely areas of contamination that may require cleanup.
Numerous resources are suggested to facilitate char-
acterization of the site and consideration of cleanup
technologies.
Keywords: 'Steel mills, 'Iron and steel industry, 'Site
characterization, 'Remediation, Steel plants. Land use
planning. Urban redevelopment, Contamination, Envi-
ronmental protection. Public health, Risk assessment,
Decision making. Assessments, 'Brownfield Redevel-
opment Program, 'Cleanup.
PB99-122681REB PC A09/MF A02
Profile of the Motor Vehicle Assembly Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook
Protect.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,152p, EPA/310/R-95/009, ISBN-0-16-
048276-3.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This industry notebook is designed to provide an over-
view of the motor vehicles and motor vehicle equip-
ment industry as listed under the Standard Industrial
Classification (SIC) code 37. This notebook focuses on
the three-digit SIC 371 which is limited to motor vehi-
cles and motor vehicle equipment (also known as the
automotive industry). The primary focus within SIC 371
are numbers 3711 - motor vehicles and passenger
care bodies, 3713 - truck and bus bodies, and 3714 -
motor vehicle parts and accessories.
Keywords: 'Automotive industry, 'Sectoral analysis,
'Waste streams, Automobile manufacturing, Motor ve-
hicles, Trucks, Buses, Bodies, Chassis, Automotive
parts industry, Accessories, Assembling, Facilities
management, Operation and maintenance, Accidents,
Leaks, Economic analysis, Industrial production, In-
dustrial wastes. Water pollution, Waste water, Land
pollution. Air pollution, Solid wastes, Emissions, Com-
pliance, Enforcement, Statutes, Regulations, Require-
ments, Pollution prevention, Toxic Release Inventory.
PB99-122699REB PC A07/MF A02
Profile of the Non-Fuel, Non-Metal Mining Indus-
try. EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook
Drnlftft
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Compliance.
Sep 1995,104p, EPA/310/R-95/011, ISBN-0-16-
048278-X.
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orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This profile provides an overview of SIC code 14,
which includes mining and quarrying of nonmetallic
minerals, except fuels; and establishments engaged
primarily in mining or quarrying, developing mines, or
exploring for non-fuel, nonmetallic minerals. Also in-
cluded are certain well and brine operations, and pri-
mary preparation plants engaged in crushing, grinding,
and washing.
Keywords: 'Mining industry, *Nonmetals, 'Sectoral
analysis, 'Waste streams, Quarries, Crushed stone,
Dimension stone. Gravel, Sands, Clays, Refractory
materials, Open pit mining. Construction materials, Fa-
cilities management, Operation and maintenance. Ac-
cidents, Leaks, Economic analysis, Industrial produc-
tion, Industrial wastes. Water pollution. Waste water.
Land pollution, Air pollution. Solid wastes, Emissions,
Compliance, Enforcement, Statutes, Regulations, Re-
quirements, Pollution prevention. Toxic Release Inven-
tory.
PB99-122707REB PC A08/MF A02
Profile of the Nonferrous Metals Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,142p, EPA/310/R-95/010, ISBN-0-16-
048277-1.
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The Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code 33 is
composed of establishments that engage in: the pri-
mary and secondary smelting and refining of ferrous
and nonferrous metal from ore or scrap; rolling, draw-
ing, and alloying: and the manufacturing and casting of
basic metal products such as nails, spikes, wire, and
cable. Primary smelting and refining produces metals
directly from ores, while secondary refining and smelt-
ing produces metals from scrap and process waste.
Scrap is bits and pieces of metal parts, bars, turnings,
sheets, and wire that are off-specification or worn-out
but are capable of being recycled.
Keywords: 'Nonferrous metals, 'Metal industry,
'Sectoral analysis, 'Waste streams, Zinc industry, Alu-
minum industry, Lead(Metal), Copper,
Hydrometatturgy, PyrometaHurgy, Smelting, Found-
ries. Metal processing. Metal recovery, Secondary ma-
terials industry. Metal scrap. Facilities management,
Operation and maintenance. Accidents, Leaks, Eco-
nomic analysis. Industrial production, Industrial
wastes. Water pollution. Waste water. Land pollution.
Air pollution. Solid wastes, Emissions, Compliance,
Enforcement, Statutes, Regulations, Requirements,
Pollution prevention. Toxic Release Inventory, Primary
materials industry.
PB99-122715REB PC A07/MF A02
Profile of the Stone, Clay, Glass, and Concrete In-
dustry. EPA Office of Compliance Sector Note-
book Project
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,118p, EPA/310/R-95/D17, ISBN-0-16-
048284-4.
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The intent of this profile is to provide an overview of the
Stone, Clay, Glass, and Concrete Products Industry,
providing data on its size and distribution and high-
lighting production processes and associated pollution
outputs, and to address environmental compliance and
enforcemen tissues associated with the industry.
Greater emphasis is placed on the stone, day, glass,
and concrete industries due to their size and environ-
mental impacts.
Keywords: 'Mining industry, 'Sectoral analysis,
•Waste streams, Glass industry. Structural clay prod-
ucts, Pottery, Hydraulic cements, Plaster, Concretes,
Asbestos, Gypsum, Rocks, Facilities management,
Operation and maintenance, Accidents, Leaks, Eco-
nomic analysis, Industrial production, Industrial
wastes, Water pollution. Waste water, Land pollution,
Air pollution. Solid wastes, Emissions, Compliance,
Enforcement, Statutes, Regulations, Requirements,
Pollution prevention, Toxic Release Inventory.
PB99-122723REB PC A06/MF A01
Profile of the Dry Cleaning Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,94p, EPA/310/R-95/001, ISBN-0-16-
048268-2.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
The notebook covers the entire dry cleaning industry
which includes three distinct types of operations: com-
mercial, industrial and coin-operated. The dry cleaning
industry is covered by three Standard Industrial Classi-
fication (SIC) codes, the codes the Department of
Commerce uses to track the flow of goods and serv-
ices. The commercial sector is included in SIC 7216
(dry cleaning plants except rug cleaning). The indus-
trial dry cleaning sector is included in SIC code 7218
(industrial launderers). Coin-operated dry cleaning is
included in SIC 7215 (coin-operated laundries and dry
cleaning).
Keywords: 'Dry cleaning, 'Sectoral analysis, "Waste
streams, Laundries, Commercial sector, Industry, Fa-
cilities management. Operation and maintenance.
Leaks, Accidents, Economic analysis, Industrial pro-
duction, Industrial wastes, Water pollution, Waste
water. Land pollution, Air pollution. Solid wastes. Emis-
sions. Compliance, Enforcement, Statutes, Regula-
tions. Requirements, Pollution prevention. Toxic Re-
lease Inventory.
PB99-122731REB PC A09/MF A02
Profile of the Electronics and Computer Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook
Project
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,154p, EPA/310/R-95/002, ISBN-0-16-
048269-0.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
The electronics/computer industry is classified by the
U.S. Bureau of Census as SIC code 36. SIC 36 in-
cludes manufacturers of electrical distribution equip-
ment, household appliances, communication equip-
ment, electrical industrial apparatus, radio and tele-
vision receiving equipment, electronic components and
accessories, electrical wiring and lighting equipment,
and other electrical equipment and supplies. The elec-
tronics/computer industry is comprised of five major
sectors: telecommunications, computers, industrial
electronics, consumer electronics, and semiconduc-
tors.
Keywords: "Electronics industry, "Computer industry,
"Sectoral analysis, 'Waste streams, Semiconductor in-
dustry, Printed circuit boards, Cathode ray tubes, Con-
sumer products. Electric appliances, Communication
equipment. Electric equipment. Electric motors. Elec-
trical wires. Facilities management, Operation and
maintenance. Accidents, Leaks, Economic analysis.
Industrial production, Industrial wastes, Water pollu-
tion, Waste water, Land pollution, Air pollution, Solid
wastes, Emissions, Compliance, Enforcement, Stat-
utes, Regulations, Requirements, Pollution prevention,
Toxic Release Inventory.
PB99-122749REB PC A09/MF A02
Profile of the Petroleum Refining Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,156p, EPA/310/R-95/013, ISBN-0-16-
048280-1.
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The report provides background information on the
size, geographic distribution, employment, production,
sales, and economic condition of the petroleum refin-
ing industry. The type of facilities described within the
document are also described in terms of their Standard
Industrial Classification (SIC) codes. Additionally, the
second section contains a list of the largest companies
in terms of sales.
Keywords: 'Petroleum refineries, 'Sectoral analysis,
"Waste streams, Petroleum refining, Petroleum indus-
try, Desalting, Distillation, Processing equipment, Pe-
trochemical plants, Crude oil, Derivalization, Petroleum
products, Facilities management. Operation and main-
tenance, Accidents, Leaks, Economic analysis, Indus-
trial production. Industrial wastes, Water pollution,
Waste water, Land pollution, Air pollution, Solid
wastes, Emissions, Compliance, Enforcement, Stat-
utes, Regulations, Requirements, Pollution prevention,
Toxic Release Inventory.
PB99-122756REB PC A06/MF A01
Profile of the Transportation Equipment Cleaning
Industry. EPA Office of Compliance Sector Note-
book Project.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,76p, EPA/310/R-95/018, ISBN-0-16-
048285-2.
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The report provides background information on the
size, geographic distribution, employment, production,
sales, and economic condition of the transportation
equipment cleaning industry. The transportation equip-
ment cleaning sector, however, is not classified under
the SIC system and therefore, does not have a des-
ignated SIC code number. A large number of industries
with many different SIC codes carry out transportation
equipment cleaning activities. Facilities providing
transportation equipment cleaning services usually
provide numerous other services all of which are of
concern to the trade associations.
Keywords: 'Washing, 'Maintenance, "Sectoral anal-
ysis, "Waste streams, Railroad cars. Aircraft, Tanks,
Trucks, Barges, Deicing, Cargo transportation. Inter-
modal transportation systems, Facilities management.
Operation and maintenance. Accidents, Leaks, Eco-
nomic analysis. Industrial production. Industrial
wastes, Water pollution. Waste water. Land pollution.
Air pollution, Solid wastes. Emissions, Compliance,
Enforcement, Statutes, Regulations, Requirements,
'Transportation Equipment Cleaning,
TEC(transportation Equipment Cleaning), Pollution
prevention, Toxic Release inventory.
PB99-122764REB PC A08/MF A02
Profile of the Organic Chemicals Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,144p, EPA/310/R-95/012, ISBN-0-16-
048279-8.
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The industrial organic chemical sector produces or-
ganic chemicals (those containing carbon) used as ei-
ther chemical intermediates or end-products. This cat-
egorization corresponds to Standard Industrial Classi-
fication (SIC) code 286 established by the Bureau of
Census to track the flow of goods and services within
the economy. The 286 category includes gum and
wood chemicals (SIC 2861), cyclic organic crudes and
intermediates, organic dyes and pigments (SIC 2865),
and industrial organic chemicals not elsewhere classi-
fied (SIC 2869). The second section provides
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background information on the size, geographic dis-
tribution, employment, production, sales, and eco-
nomic condition of the organic chemical industry. The
type of facilities described within the document are also
described in terms of their Standard Industrial Classi-
fication (SIC) codes. Additionally, this section contains
a list of the largest companies in terms of sales.
Keywords: 'Organic chemicals industry, 'Sectoral
analysis, "Waste streams, Gums, Cyclic compounds,
Dyes, Pigments, Chemical plants, Wood, Facilities
management, Operation and maintenance, Accidents,
Leaks, Economic analysis. Industrial production, In-
dustrial wastes, Water pollution, Waste water. Land
pollution, Air pollution. Solid wastes, Emissions, Com-
pliance, Enforcement, Statutes, Regulations, Require-
ments, Pollution prevention, Toxic Release Inventory.
PB99-122814REB PC A08/MF A02
Profile of the Rubber and Plastics Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,144p, EPA/310/R-95/016, ISBN-0-16-
048283-6.
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The rubber and miscellaneous plastics products indus-
try, as defined by the Standard Industrial Classification
(SIC) code 30, includes establishments that manufac-
ture products from plastic resins, natural and synthetic
rubber, reclaimed rubber, futta percha, balata, and
gutta siak. The second sdction provides background
information on the size, geographic distribution, em-
ployment, production, sales, and economic condition of
the Rubber and Plastics Products industry. The type of
facilities described within the document are also de-
scribed in terms of their Standard Industrial Classifica-
tion (SIC) codes. Additionally, this section contains a
list of the largest companies in terms of sales.
Keywords: 'Plastics industry, "Rubber industry,
'Sectoral analysis, 'Waste streams, Synthetic mate-
rials, Natural rubber. Recycled materials. Resins, Rub-
ber compounds, Facilities management, Operation
and maintenance, Accidents, Leaks, Economic anal-
ysis, Industrial production, Industrial wastes. Water
pollution, Waste water, Land pollution. Air pollution,
Solid wastes, Emissions, Compliance, Enforcement,
Statutes, Regulations, Requirements, Pollution pre-
vention, Toxic Release Inventory.
PB99-122822REB PC A08/MF A02
Profile of the Pulp and Paper Industry. EPA Office
of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,142p, EPA/310/R-95/015, ISBN-0-16-
048282-8.
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orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This notebook focuses primarily on the greatest areas
of environmental concerns within the pulp and paper
industry: those from pulpmaking processes. The sec-
ond section provides background information on the
size, geographic distribution, employment, production,
sales, and economic condition of the pulp and paper in-
dustry. The type of facilities described within the docu-
ment are also described in terms of their Standard In-
dustrial Classification (SIC) codes. Additionally, this
section contains a list of the largest companies in terms
of sales.
Keywords: 'Paper industry, 'Sectoral analysis, 'Waste
streams. Paper mills, Pulp mills, Pulping, Bleaching
agents, Paperboards, Facilities management. Oper-
ation and maintenance, Accidents, Leaks, Economic
analysis, Industrial production. Industrial wastes,
Water pollution, Waste water, Land pollution. Air pollu-
tion, Solid wastes. Emissions, Compliance, Enforce-
ment, Statutes, Regulations, Requirements, Pollution
prevention, Toxic Release Inventory.
PB99-122830REB PC A07/MF A02
Profile of the Printing Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,118p, EPA/310/R-95/014, ISBN-Q-16-
048281-X.
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The printing and publishing industry, defined most
broadly, includes firms whose business is dominated
by printing operations, firms performing operations
commonly associated with printing, such as
platemaking or bookbinding, and publishers, wheather
or not they actually print their own material. This cat-
egorization corresponds to the Standard Industrial
Classification (SIC) code 27 used by the Bureau of the
Census to track the flow of goods and services within
the economy.
Keywords: 'Printing and publishing industry, 'Sectoral
analysis, 'Waste streams. Imaging techniques, Print-
ing equipment, Platemaking(Printing), Screen printing,
Lithography, Gravure printing, Flexography, Letter-
press printing, Facilities management, Operation and
maintenance. Accidents, Leaks, Economic analysis,
Industrial production, Industrial wastes, Water pollu-
tion, Waste water, Land pollution, Air pollution, Solid
wastes. Emissions, Compliance, Enforcement, Stat-
utes, Regulations, Requirements, Pollution prevention.
Toxic Release Inventory.
PB99-122848REB PC A08/MF A02
Profile of the Metal Mining Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,138p, EPA/310/R-95/008, ISBN-0-16-
048275-5.
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The metal mining industry includes facilities engaged
primarily in exploring for metallic minerals, developing
mines, and ore mining. These ores are valued chiefly
for the metals they contain, which are recovered for
use as constituents of alloys, chemicals, pigments, or
other products. The industry sector also includes ore
dressing and beneficiating operations. The SIC 10
group consists of: SIC 101 - Iron Ores; SIC 102 - Cop-
per Ores; SIC 103 - Lead and Zinc Ores; SIC 104 -
Gold and Silver Ores; SIC 106 - Ferroalloy Ores, Ex-
cept Vanadium; SIC 108 - Metal Mining Services; and
SIC 109 - Miscellaneous Metal Ores.
Keywords: 'Metalliferous minerals, 'Mining industry,
'Sectoral analysis, 'Waste streams. Ore dressing,
Beneficiatfon, Precious metal ores. Iron ores,
Ferroalloys, Copper ores. Lead ores, Zinc ores, Mine
wastes, Facilities management. Operation and mainte-
nance, Accidents, Leaks, Economic analysis, Industrial
production, Industrial wastes, Water pollution, Waste
water, Land pollution, Air pollution. Solid wastes, Emis-
sions, Compliance, Enforcement, Statutes, Regula-
tions, Requirements, Pollution prevention, Toxic Re-
lease Inventory.
PB99-122855REB PC A08/MF A02
Profile of the Lumber and Wood Products Indus-
try. EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook
Project.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,128p, EPA/310/R-95/006, ISBN-0-16-
048273-9.
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The lumber and wood products industry includes es-
tablishments engaged in cutting timber and pulpwood;
sawmills, lath mills, shingle mills, cooperage stock mills
(wooden casks or tubs), planing mills, plywood mills;
and establishments engaged in manufacturing finished
articles made entirely or mainly of wood or related ma-
terials such as reconstituted wood panel products
manufacturers. The categorization corresponds to the
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code 24 estab-
lished by Department of Commerce's Bureau of the
Census to track the flow of goods and services within
the economy. In this profile, the industry's processes
are divided into four general groups: logging timber;
producing lumber; panel products and wood pre-
serving.
Keywords: 'Wood products industry, 'Lumbering,
'Sectoral analysis, 'Waste streams, Logging, Saw-
mills, Woodworking, Wood processing industry, Mill-
work, Plywood, Structural timber, Wood preservatives,
Construction materials. Facilities management, Oper-
ation and maintenance, Accidents, Leaks, Economic
analysis, Industrial production, Industrial wastes,
Water pollution, Waste water, Land pollution. Air pollu-
tion, Solid wastes, Emissions, Compliance, Enforce-
ment, Statutes, Regulations, Requirements, Pollution
prevention, Toxic Release Inventory.
PB99-122863REB PC A07/MF A02
Profile of the Iron and Steel Industry. EPA Office
of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,122p, EPA/310/R-95/005, ISBN-0-16-
048272-0.
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The iron and steel industry is categorized by the Bu-
reau of the Census under the Standard Industrial Clas-
sification (SIC) code 33, primary metal industries. The
industry is further classified by the three-digit codes
331, Steel Works, Blast Furnaces, and Rolling and Fin-
ishing Mills, and 332 Iron and Steel Foundries. Since
steel works, blast furnaces, and rolling and finishing
mills account for the majority of environmental re-
leases, employees, and value of shipments, this profile
concentrates on the three-digit SIC 331. Some sec-
tions of the profile focus specifically on industries in the
four-digit SIC 3312, since virtually all establishments
producing primary products (iron and steel) under SIC
3312, also produce secondary products that fall under
some of the other iron and steel SIC codes under SIC
331.
Keywords: "Iron and steel industry, 'Sectoral analysis,
'Waste streams, Steel plants. Steel making, Rolling
mills. Finishing mills, Blast furnaces, Coking,
Electrometallurgy, Metal products. Facilities manage-
ment, Operation and maintenance. Accidents, Leaks,
Economic analysis, Industrial production, Industrial
wastes, Water pollution, Waste water, Land pollution.
Air pollution, Solid wastes, Emissions, Compliance,
Enforcement, Statutes, Regulations, Requirements,
Pollution prevention, Toxic Release Inventory.
PB99-122871REB PC A08/MF A02
Profile of the Inorganic Chemical Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,132p, EPA/310/R-95/004, ISBN-0-16-
048271-2.
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The inorganic chemical industry manufactures over
300 different chemicals accounting for about 10 per-
cent of the total value of chemical shipments in the
U.S. This industry categorization corresponds to
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code 281 In-
dustrial Inorganic Chemicals established by the Bu-
reau of Census to track the flow of goods and services
within the economy. The 281 category includes alka-
lies and chlorine (SIC 2812), industrial gases (SIC
2813) (e.g., hydrogen, helium, oxygen, nitrogen, etc.),
inorganic pigments (SIC 2816), and industrial inorganic
chemicals, not elsewhere classified (SIC 2819). When-
ever possible, this notebook describes the entire inor-
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gantc chemical industry. In many cases, however, spe-
cific details relating to some of the topics covered by
the notebook (facility size, economic trends, geo-
graphic distribution, pollutant releases, pollution pre-
vention issues, and applicable regulations) vary de-
pending on the type of inorganic chemical manufac-
turing process.
Keywords: "Sectoral analysis, "Waste streams. Pig-
ments, Alkalis, Chlorine, Sodium hydroxide, Chemical
plants. Facilities management, Operation and mainte-
nance. Accidents, Leaks, Economic analysis, Industrial
production. Industrial wastes, Water pollution, Waste
water. Land pollution. Air pollution, Solid wastes. Emis-
sions, Compliance, Enforcement, Statutes, Regula-
tions, Requirements, 'Inorganic chemicals industry, In-
dustrial gases. Pollution prevention, Toxic Release In-
ventory.
PB99-122889REB PC A07/MF A02
Profile of the Wood Furniture and Fixtures Indus-
try. EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook
Project.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
Sep 1995,124p, EPA/310/R-95/003. ISBN-0-16-
048270-4.
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The furniture and fixtures industry encompasses com-
panies that manufacture household, office, store, pub-
lic building, and restaurant furniture and fixtures. The
second section provides background information on
the size, geographic dstribution, employment, produc-
tion, sales, and economic condition of the Wood Fur-
niture and Fixtures industry. The type of facilities de-
scribed within the document are also described in
terms of their Standard Industrial Classification (SIC)
codes. Additionally, this section contains a list of the
largest companies in terms of sales.
Keywords: "Wood products industry. 'Furniture indus-
try, 'Sectoral analysis. 'Waste streams, Fixtures, Com-
mercial sector. Households, Consumer products. Fa-
cilities management Operation and maintenance, Ac-
cidents, Leaks, Economic analysis, Industrial produc-
tion. Industrial wastes, Water pollution, Waste water,
Land pollution. Air pollution, Solid wastes, Emissions,
Compliance. Enforcement Statutes, Regulations, Re-
quirements, Pollution prevention. Toxic Release Inven-
tory.
PB99-123118REB PC A05/MF A01
Illinois General Assembly. Springfield.
Fluorescent and High Intensity Discharge Lamp
Recycling and Disposal In Illinois.
Illinois State Environmental Protection Agency, Spring-
field. Waste Reduction Unit.
Dec 1998. T4p, IEPAreOL-98/011.
Sponsored by Illinois General Assembly, Springfield
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This report outlines some of the regulatory issues and
problems associated with used fluorescent and high in-
tensity Discharge lamps that are processed or dis-
posed of as part of mixed solid waste. It includes rec-
ommendations for encouraging the creation o1 recy-
cling facilities in Illinois as weff as appendices listing
(he current known recycling facilities in the United
States, and a fact sheet on now to handte the lamps in
the business and residential sectors. The report also
outlines the Agency's efforts to inform the public and
industry about the enviromentally friendry disposal of
fluorescent and HID lamps.
Keywords: 'Illinois, 'Fluorescent lamps, 'Discharge
lamps, 'Waste recycling, 'Waste disposal, Mer-
cury(Metal), LeadfMetal), Cadmium, Hazardous mate-
rials. Waste streams, HID(High Intensity Discharge).
PB99-123143REB PC A08/MF A02
Rereglstration Eligibility Decision (RED): DEET.
(Includes RED Facts: DEET Fact Sheet).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 1998,142p. EPA/738/R-98/010.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This document presents the Agency's decision regard-
ing the reregistration eligibility of the registered uses of
N>l-diethyl-meta-toluamide (DEET). Section I is the in-
troduction. Section II describes DEFT, its uses, data
requirements and regulatory history. Section ill dis-
cusses the human health and environmental assess-
ment based on the data available to the Agency. Sec-
tion IV presents the reregistration decision for DEET.
Section V discusses the reregistration requirements for
DEET. Section V discusses the reregistration require-
ments for DEET. Finally, Section VI is the Appendices
which support this Reregistration Eligibility Decision.
Keywords: 'DEET, 'Pesticides, Insect repellents, Tox-
icity, Risk assessment Humans, Exposure, Consumer
products, Environmental transport, Chemical prop-
erties, Environmental impacts. Pollution regulations,
Administrative procedures. Pest control. Require-
ments, 'Reregistration, N-N-diethyl-m-toluamide, N-N-
dialkylamides, Use patterns. CAS 134-62-3.
PB99-123150REB PC A11/MF A03
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): AL and
MG Phosphide. (Includes RED Facts: Aluminum
and Magnesium Phosphide Fact Sheet).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Dec 1998,224p, EPA/738/R-98/017.
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This document presents the Agency's decision regard-
ing the reregistration eligibility of the registered uses of
aluminum and magnesium phosphide. Section I is the
introduction. Section II describes aluminum and mag-
nesium phosphide, their uses, data requirements, and
regulatory history. Section III discusses the human
health arid environmental assessments based on the
data available to the Agency. Section IV presents the
reregistration decision for aluminum and magnesium
phosphide. Finally, Section VI contains the Appendices
which support this Reregistration Eligibility Decision.
Keywords: 'Pesticides, 'Aluminum phosphides, Insec-
ticides, Rodenticides, Fumigants, Toxicity, Risk as-
sessment, Humans, Animals, Exposure, Environ-
mental transport. Chemical properties, Environmental
impacts, Pollution regulations. Administrative proce-
dures. Insect control, Pest control. Requirements,
'Reregistration, 'Magnesium phosphides, Use pat-
terns, CAS 20859-73-8, CAS 12057-74-8.
PB99-123168REB PC A12/MF A03
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): DCPA.
(Includes RED Facts: DCPA Fact Sheet).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Nov 1998,23Bp, EPA/738/R-98/005.
See also PB88-225263.
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This document presents the Agency's decision regard-
ing the reregistration eligibility of the registered uses of
DCPA. Section I is the introduction. Section II de-
scribes DCPA. its uses, data requirements and regu-
latory history. Section III discusses the human health
and environmental assessment based on the data
available to the Agency. Section IV presents the rereg-
istration decision for DCPA. Section V discusses the
reregistration requirements for DCPA. Finally, Section
VI is the Appendices which support this Reregistration
Eligibility Decision.
Keywords: 'Pesticides, Benzole acids, Herbicides,
Toxicity, Risk assessment, Humans, Animals, Expo-
sure, Environmental transport, Chemical properties,
Environmental impacts, Pollution regulations. Adminis-
trative procedures, Weed control, Requirements,
'Reregistration. 'DCPA. •Chlorthal dimethl. Oimethyle
tetrachloroterephthalate, Use patterns, CAS 1861-32-
PB99-123457REB PC A12/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
Investigation of Alternative Means for Dem-
onstrating Compliance with the Part 503 Total Hy-
drocarbon Operational Standards.
Pacific Environmental Services, Inc., Hemdon, VA.
Aug1998,232p.
Contract EPA-68-D2-20162
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency,
Washington, DC. Office of Water.
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The purposes of this study were: (1) To determine if
there is a relationship between the concentrations of
carbon monoxide (CO) and unburned organic matter
(THC) in the exit gas from sewage sludge incinerators;
(2) To measure the concentration of THC in the exit
gas from "well operated' sewage sludge incinerators;
(3) To measure the concentrations of polychlorinated
djbenzodtoxins (PCDD) and polychlorinated
dibezofurans (PCDF) in the exit gas from sewage
sludge incinerators; (4) To study the relationship be-
tween incinerator operating conditions (including final
hearth temperature) and exit gas THC concentration.
Keywords: 'Air pollution control, "Incinerators,
'Hydrocarbons, 'Alternatives, Sewage sludge, Sludge
treatment, Waste treatment, Furnaces, Air pollutants.
Emissions, Dioxins. Furans, Carbon monoxide, Scrub-
bers, Standards compliance, Water treatment plants,
Sewage treatment plants, Waste water treatment,
'Part 503.
PB99-123499REB PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts: Bromoxynil. Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Sep 1998,10p, EPA/738/F-98/011.
See also PB88-129622.
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The fact sheet summarizes the information in the RED
document for reregistration case 2070, bromoxynil.
Bromoxynil is a selective contact foliage applied herbi-
cide used to control a variety of grasses and broadteaf
weeds. Agricultural crop use sites include: food crops
(e.g., garlic/onions); food and feed crops (e.g., mint,
flax, spearmint, peppermint, barley, oats, rye, triticale,
wheat, sorghum, cotton, and field, sweet, and pop
com); and feed crops (e.g., fodder/hay, grass, millet
(proso), alfalfa, sudangrass). Non-food uses include:
fallowAdteland; outdoor industrial areas; non-
agricultural uncultivated areas/soils; ornamental her-
baceous plants; commercial/industrial' (awns; orna-
mental (non-residential) lawns and turf; golf course
turf; and sod farms.
Keywords: "Pesticides, Requirements, Herbicides,
Weed control, Toxicity, Risk assessment. Humans,
Animals, Exposure, Environmental transport, Chemical
properties. Environmental impacts, Pollution regula-
tions, Administrative procedures, 'Bromoxynil,
•Reregistration, Use patterns, CAS 1689-84-5.
PB99-123507REB PC A03/MF A01
RED Facts: Aluminum and Magnesium Phosphide.
Fact sheet
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Dec 1998,20p, EPA/738/F-98/015.
See also PB87-117172 and PB99-123150.
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customers); (703)606-6000 (other countries); fax at
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This fact sheet summarizes the information in the RED
document for registration cases 0025 & 0645, alu-
minum and magnesium phosphide. Aluminum and
magnesium phosphide are fumigants used to control
insects and rodents. They are primarily used for indoor
fumigation of raw agricultural commodities, animal
1eeds, processed food commodities, and non-food
commodities in sealed containers or structures, and for
outdoor fumigation of burrows to control rodents and
moles in non-domestic areas, noncropland, and agri-
cultural areas. Aluminum and magnesium phosphide
are formulated as tablets, pellets, impregnated mate-
rials and dusts.
Keywords: 'Pesticides, 'Aluminum phosphides. Insec-
ticides, Rodenticides, Fumigants, Toxicity, Risk as-
sessment. Humans, Animals, Exposure, Insect control,
Pest control, Environmental transport. Chemical prop-
erties, Environmental impacts. Pollution regulations,
Administrative procedures, Requirements,
'Reregistration, 'Magnesium phosphides, Use pat-
terns, CAS 20859-73-8, CAS 12057-74-8.
PB99-123515REB PC A03/MF A01
RED Facts: Alachlor. Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Dec 1998,14p, EPA/738/F-98/018.
See also PB88-199753, PB92-111889 and PB92-
114248.
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This fact sheet summarizes the information in the RED
document for reregistration case 0063, alachlor.
Alachkx is a herbicide used for weed control on com,
soybeans, sorghum, peanuts, and beans. There are
liquids dry flowabte, microencapsulated, and granular
formulations. The timing of applications is preplant,
pre-emergent, at plant for com and soybeans, post-
transplant, post-emergent, and at ground crack for
peanuts only. Alachlor is applied by ground, aerial, and
chemigation equipment. It can also be mixed with dry
bulk fertilizer.
Keywords: 'Alachlor, 'Pesticides, Herbicides, Weed
control, Toxicity, Risk assessment, Humans, Animals,
Exposure, Environmental transport, Chemical prop-
erties. Environmental impacts, Pollution regulations,
Administrative procedures, Requirements,
'Reregistration, Use patterns, CAS 15972-60-8.
PB99-123523REB PC A03/MF A01
RED Facts: OCPA. Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Nov 1998,12p, EPA/738/F-98/002.
SeealsoPB99-123168.
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This fact sheet summarizes the information in the RED
document for reregistration case 0270, DCPA. DCPA
is a pre-emergent herbicide used to control annual
grasses and broadleaf weeds on ornamental turf and
plants, strawberries, seeded and transplanted vegeta-
bles, cotton, and field beans. Formulations include an
emulsifiable concentrate, a flowable concentrate,
granular, soluble concentrate/liquid and wettable pow-
der.
Keywords: 'Pesticides, Benzole acids. Herbicides,
Toxicity, Risk assessment. Humans, Animals, Expo-
sure, Environmental transport, Weed control, Chemical
properties, Environmental impacts, Pollution regula-
tions, Administrative procedures, Requirements,
'DCPA, 'CWorthal dimethyl, 'Reregistration, Dimethyl
tetrachloroterephthalate, Use patterns, CAS 1861-32-
1.
PB99-123531REB PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts: Iprodione. Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Nov 1998,10p, EPA/738/F-98/017.
See also PB99-119570.
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This fact sheet summarizes the information in the RED
document for reregistration case 2335, iprodione (3-
(3,5-dichlorophenyf) -N-(1-methylethyl)-2,4-dioxo-1-
imklazolidinecarboxamide).
Keywords: 'Pesticides, Fungicides, Imktes, Toxicity,
Risk assessment. Humans, Animals, Exposure, Envi-
ronmental transport, Pest control, Chemical properties,
Environmental impacts. Pollution regulations, Adminis-
trative procedures, Requirements, 'Iprodione,
'Reregistration, Use patterns, CAS 36734-19-7.
PB99-123549REB PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts: Dicofol. Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Nov 1998,10p, EPA/738/F-98/016.
See also PB87-111936 and PB99-119588.
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This fact sheet summarizes the informatipn in the RED
document for reregistration case 0021, dicofol. Dicofol
is an organochkxine miticide/pesticide used for foliar
applications, mostly on cotton, apples, and citrus
crops. Other crops include: strawberries, mint, beans.
peppers, tomatoes, pecans, walnuts, stonefruit,
cucurbits, and non-residential lawns/ornamentals. For-
mulations registered for use on food/feed crops inlcude
emulsifiable concentrates, and wettable powder formu-
lations. These formulations may be applied as con-
centrated or dilutesprays using aircraft, duster,
groundboom, and sprayer.
Keywords: 'Dicofol, "Pesticides, Organochtorine insec-
ticides. Insect control, Toxicity, Risk assessment, Hu-
mans, Animals, Exposure, Environmental transport,
Pest control, Chemical properties. Environmental im-
pacts, Pollution regulations, Administrative proce-
dures, Requirements, 'Reregistration, Use patterns,
CAS 115-32-2.
PB99-124034REB PC A23/MF A04
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Human Exposure and Atmospheric
Sciences Div.
Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and
Analysis of Ozone Precursors (Revised). Rept. for
Jan97-Sep98.
Eastern Research Group, Inc., Morrisville, NC.
J. Bursey, and D. P. Dayton. 30 Sep 1998,506p, EPA/
600/R-98/161.
Contract EPA-68-D4-0022
See also PB92-122795. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC.
Human Exposure and Atmospheric Sciences Div.
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The Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and
Analysis of Ozone Precursors was originally issued in
1991 and provided guidance to those responsible for
establishing and operating Photochemical Assessment
Monitoring Stations (PAMS). The current revision is a
major expansion and update of the entire document
necessitated by advances in measurement technology
of the PAMS target compounds. The guidance in the
manual provides detailed technical information to re-
gional, state and local air monitoring organizations on
sampling and analytical methodology Tor the PAMS
volatile organic compounds (VOCs), total nonmethane
organic compounds (TNMOCs) and selected carbonyl
compounds (formaldehyde, acetaldehyde and ace-
tone). Methodology for measurement of NOx is cov-
ered, in addition to a discussion of issues associated
with measurement of total reactive oxides of nitrogen
(NOy). Guidance on meteorological monitoring is also
included.
Keywords: 'Ozone, "Precursors, 'Chemical analysis,
'Air pollution sampling. Nitrogen oxides. Methane, Car-
bonyl compounds, Photochemical reactions, Air pollu-
tion monitoring, Analytical methods, Meteorological
data, Volatile organic compounds,
PAMS(Photochemical Assessment Monitoring Sta-
tions).
PB99-124067REB PC A12/MF A03
Pulp and Paper NESHAP: A Plain English Descrip-
tion.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
Nov 1998,244p, EPA/456/R-98/008.
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This document focuses on the NESHAP and de-
scribes; the pulping and bleaching processes; the re-
quirements of the NESHAP; the scope of effluent limi-
tations guidelines and standards revisions; and addi-
tional references and sources of information about pulp
and paper mills.
Keywords: 'Air pollution standards, 'Standards compli-
ance, 'Paper industry, "Pollution regulations, Air pollu-
tion control. Air pollution abatement, Emissions, Pulp
mills, Paper mills, Papermaking, Kraft paper. Bleach-
ing agents, Sulfite pulping, Sulfate pulping, Vents, In-
dustrial production, Requirements, *NESHAP(National
Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants),
'National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pol-
lutants, Cluster rules, MACT(Maximum Achievable
Control Technology), New Source Performance Stand-
ards.
PB99-124323REB PC A99/MF EOS
EPA National Publications Catalog, 1998. Fourth
Edition.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Of-
fice of Administration and Resources Management.
Mar 1998,846p, EPA/200/B-98/001.
See also First Edition, PB94-217205.
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This is the 1998 edition of the EPA National Publica-
tions Catalog. As in the past editions, this fourth edition
continues to offer current Agency publications avail-
able from EPA Headquarters, Regions and Labora-
tories on a wide variety of environmental issues.
Keywords: 'Catalogs(Publications), *US EPA, Informa-
tion, Research and development, Environmental pro-
tection, Pollution control. Research projects, Regula-
tions, Technology transfer, Environmental legislation.
PB99-124380REB PC A05/MF A01
SAB Report: Technical Review of the Proposed
TSCA Section 403 Regulation (Identification of
Dangerous Levels of Lead).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Science Advisory Board.
Nov 1998,56p, EPA-SAB-EHC-99-004.
See also PB99-963211.
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The Environmental Health Committee (EHC) com-
mends the Agency for its effort to conduct a risk anal-
ysis for proposing standards for lead levels in dust and
soil as required by the Lead 403 Rule and for the
wealth of knowledge on the Lead 403 risk analysis that
the Agency displayed during the meeting which was
held on September 8-9, 1998. Overall, the EHC found
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many of the approaches used in the risk analysis to be
technically sound, appropriate, and scientifically defen-
sible.
Keywords: 'Lead(Metal), •Dust, 'Soil contamination,
•Risk assessment, 'Public health. 'Health hazards.
Toxic Substances Control Act, Exposure, Biological
availability. Thresholds, Ecological concentration, Cost
benefit analysis, Standards, Intelligence quotient
PB99-124398REB PC A04/MF A01
SAB Report: Development of the Acute Reference
Exposure. Review of the Draft Document Methods
for Exposure-Response Analysis for Acute Inhala-
tion Exposure to Chemicals: Development of the
Acute Reference Exposure (EPA/600/R-68/051).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Science Advisory Board.
Nov 1998,44p. EPA-SAB-EHC-99-005.
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The Environmental Health Committee (EHC) reviewed
the EPA's methodology document, -Methods for Expo-
sure-Response Analysis for Acute Inhalation Exposure
to Chemicals, Development of the Acute Reference
Exposure', the EHC commends the Agency for devel-
oping methodology to derive Acute Reference Expo-
sures (ARE), a chemical-specific acute exposure (with
an uncertainty spanning an order of magnitude) that is
not likely to cause adverse effects in a human popu-
lation. Overall, approaches for the NOAEL and the
benchmark concentration and for duration extrapo-
lation were found to be dear and appropriate. How-
ever, the EHC does not support the use of the categor-
ical regression (CatReg) approach for developing an
ARE based on the lack of WotogicaHjIausfoility for the
methodology, the lack of justification for the scaling
factor to accommodate within-group correlations and
group size and the unreliability of the types of con-
fidence limits used.
Keywords: 'Acute exposure, 'Inhalation, 'Hazardous
materials, 'Dose-response relationships, Chemical
compounds. Health hazards, Toxicity, Exposure,
Human populations. Dose rates, Benchmarks, Regres-
sion analysis. Categorical regression, NOAEL(No-
Observabte- Adverse-Effect).
PB99-124406REB PC A06/MF A01
SAB Report: Review of the Health Risk Assess-
ment of 1,3-Butadiene. Review of the Office of Re-
search and Development's Draft Health Risk As-
sessment of 1,3-Butadtene.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Science Advisory Board.
Nov 1998,92p, EPA-SAB-EHC-99-003.
See also PB98-133010.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161. USA.
The Environmental Health Committee (EHC) reviewed
the EPA's updated draft health risk assessment of 1,3-
Butadfene, which had a cutoff date of January 1997. A
significant amount of new and important information
has been developed since then, and the Committee felt
that the report should reflect the most current research
Keywords: 'Health hazards, 'Risk assessment
Toxicity, 'Public health, Dose-response relationships,
Exposure, Human populations. Mutations, Pharmaco-
kinetics. Leukemia, ReprooXictjon(Biology), Develop-
mental biology, Diffuse rymphoma. Guidelines, "1-3-
Butadtene. Carcinogenic effects.
PB9S-126419REB PC A04/MF A01
SAB Report Review of the RfC Methods Case
Studies. Review of Case Studies Associated with
the Document Methods for Derivation of Inhala-
tion Reference Concentrations and Application of
Inhalation Dosimetry (EPA/600/8-90/066F).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Science Advisory Board.
Nov 1998.44p, EPA-SAB-EHC-99-002.
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Port Royal Road. Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
The Environmental Hearth Committee (EHC) reviewed
the EPA's Inhalation Reference Concentration (RFC)
Methods Case Studies for selected chemicals. The
Committee commends the Agency's efforts to dem-
onstrate the application of the dosimetric adjustments
and to illustrate the methodology. The EHC found the
concepts and application of the RFC methodology to
be articulated dearly in some of the case studies and
unclear in others. Similarly, the Committee concurred
with the derivation of the RFC in some case studies
and had concerns about the derivation in others. The
same findings also held for the IRIS Summaries. For
some fo the case studies, there was a difference in
opinion amongst the EHC regarding the clarity of the
documents, trie derivation of the RFC and/or the com-
prehensiveness of the summary.
Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, 'Inhalation, 'Dose-
response relationships, 'Risk assessment, 'Public
health, Dosimetry, Children, Human populations.
Health hazards, Toxicity, Sensitivity analysis. Case
studies, *RFC(Reference Concentrations), 'Reference
concentrations. Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990, In-
tegrated Risk Assessment System.
PB99-126468REB PC A03/MF A01
Evaluation of Ammonia Emissions from Swine
Operations In North Carolina. Rept. for Sep 97-Aug
98.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. National Risk Management Research Lab.
D. B. Harris, and E. L Thompson. 1998,16p, EPA/600/
A-98/142.
Presented at the Emissions Inventory Conference,
New Orleans, LA.. December 7-10, 1998. See also
PB91 -120279 and PB96-187752.
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The paper describes the application of open-path Fou-
rier transform infrared (OP/FTIR) spectroscopy to
emission factor development from a commercial swin
production facility. The finishing bams are mechani-
cally exhausted and the FTIR path could be set up
through the fan plumes. Data from seasonal testing of
these exhausts are presented and emission factors de-
veloped.
Keywords: 'Swine, 'Emission factors, 'Ammonia, 'Air
pollution sampling, Waste water. Lagoons, Farm
wastes. Emissions, Air pollution sources, Stationary
sources, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy. Re-
mote sensing, North Carolina, Open path monitoring.
PB99-126476REB PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Biomass Power Plant Demonstration at Camp
Lejeune. Rept. for Jul 94-Jul 98.
Research Triangle Inst. Research Triangle Park, NC.
D. D. Schmidt C. R. Purvis, and J. G. Cteland. 1998,
12p,EPA/600/A-98/141.
Grant EPA-R-822871
Presented at Bioenergy "98, Madison, Wl., October 4-
8, 1998. See also PB98-135676. Sponsored by Envi-
ronmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park,
NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
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The paper discusses a biomass power plant at Camp
Lejeune, undertaken to demonstrate that biomass en-
ergy conversion is a competitive lower-polluting, elec-
trical power option tor government installations, indus-
trial sites, rural cooperatives, small municipalities, and
regions of developing countries. The plant incorporates
a moving bed bulk wood dryer, a downdraft, fixed-bed
gasrfier utilizing hogged wood residues; a gas cleaning
and cooling system; and a spark ignition engine. Oper-
ation of the plant has resulted in characterization of all
major technical challenges and provided solutions. The
paper briefly describes the process design, initial oper-
ational results, and further needs.
Keywords: 'Electric power plants, 'Biomass conver-
sion plants, 'Marine Corps facilities, 'Air pollution
abatement, 'Refuse fueled power plant, Electric power
generation, Biomass energy production, Spark ignition
engines, Refuse derived fuels, Wood, Tars, Drying,
Combustion, Gasification, Activated carbon treatment,
Camp Lejeune Military Reservation, Gas cleaning.
PB99-126484REB PC A02/MF A01
Use of Intelligent Computational Techniques for
the Estimation and Projection of Air Pollutant
Emissions.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
E. S. Kimbrough, and C. O. Mann. 1998,8p, EPA/600/
A-98/140.
Presented at the Joint Conference on Information
Sciences (4th), Research Triangle Park, NC., October
23-28,1998.
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EPA is developing a fuzzy logic and/or neural network
model for predicting U.S. greenhouse gas emissions
from the electric utility sector. The model would be a re-
finement and modification of the existing Electric Utility
Model (EUMOD). Development and testing of the
model would use similar data inputs and would follow a
testing and validation procedure similar to that used for
EUMOD. In this case, the output from the model would
be estimated future carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions
for each state. CO2 is the most significant greenhouse
gas pollutant in the U.S., accounting for about 85% of
national greenhouse gas emissions. Currently electric
utirties produce about one-third of the national CO2
emissions.
Keywords: 'Air pollution sources, 'Emissions,
•Estimating, 'Forecasting, 'Artificial intelligence, Elec-
tric utilties. Electric power generation, Carbon dioxide.
Greenhouse gases, Greenhouse effect, Fuzzy logic.
PB99-126492REB PC A02/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Development of Alternative Solid Waste
Managment Options with Economic and Environ-
mental Considerations: A Mathematical Modeling
Approach. Rept. for Aug 94-Jul 98.
North Carolina State Univ. at Raleigh. Dept. of Civil En-
gineering.
I. R. Ranjrthan, M. A. Bariaz, E. D. Brill, E. Solano, B.
A. Kosmicki, R. D. Dumas, and K. W. Harrison. 1998,
8p, EPA/600/A-98/139.
Grant EPA-R-823052
Presented at the Waste Conference, "Wastecon '98',
Charlotte, NC., October 26-29, 1998. Sponsored by
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
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The paper discusses a mathematical modeling frame-
work to facilitate the representation of a wide range of
municipal solid waste process options and their inter-
relationships, to characterize the major activities of
each process option, to estimate the costs and envi-
ronmental emissions associated with process option,
and to search systematically for and identify efficient
solid waste management strategies. The first section of
the paper describes the problem. The second presents
the mathematical model formulation, and the third pro-
vides an example to demonstrate some of the features
and capabilities of the model.
Keywords: 'Solid waste management, 'Mathematical
models, 'Economic analysis, 'Environmental impacts,
Municipal wastes. Emissions, Pollution control, Alter-
natives, Cost estimates.
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PB99-126500REB PC A02/MF A01
Application of Intelligent Controls in EPA's Com-
bustion Technology Research and Development.
Rept.forOct93-Jul98.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
C. A. Milter, and P. M. Lemieux. 1998,8p, EPA/600/A-
98/138.
Presented at the Joint Conference on Information
Sciences, (4th), Research Triangle Park, NC., October
23-28,1998. »'.
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The abstract provides a brief description of the work at
EPA's to apply artificial intelligence (Al) methods to
control certain cobustion emissions. In recent years,
studies have been conducted to evaluate fuzzy logic
and artificial neural networks as means to improve the
performance of combustion systems and instrumenta-
tion to monitor those systems. A mission of EPA's is
the application of new technologies to the problem of
preventing and controlling air pollution from combus-
tion sources. One area of interest is the use of Al meth-
ods to improve the performance of existing air pollution
control technologies, in terms of both operating and
economic efficiencies.
Keywords: 'Incinerators, *Combustors, 'Artificial intel-
ligence, *Air pollution control, 'Research programs. Air
pollution sources. Emissions, Combustion products,
Incineration, Air pollution monitors. Neural networks.
Fuzzy logic, APTB(Air pollution Technology Branch).
PB99-126518REB PC A04/MF A01
National Risk Management Research Lab., Cincinnati,
OH. Sustainable Technology Div.
Environmental Technology Initiative: Chemical-
Free Cleaning of Semiconductors by the Radiance
Process (Trade Name).
Motorola, Inc., Ternpe, AZ.
R. N. Legge, D. L. Thompson, D. J. Convey, and J. D.
Peterson. Sep 1998,38p, EPA/600/R-98/153.
Sponsored by National Risk Management Research
Lab., Cincinnati, OH. Sustainable Technology Div.
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The Radiance Process (R) is a patented dry process
for removing contaminants from surfaces. It uses light,
usually from a pulsed laser and a gas inert to the sur-
face, to entrain released contaminants. The focus of
this effort is to assess the applicability of the Radiance
Process (R) to the semiconductor industry and its pol-
lution prevention potential. This report discusses the
results of experiments conducted to investigate the ef-
fectiveness of the Radiance Process (R) in removing
chemical mechanical polishing (CMP) slurries from wa-
fers, cleaning flat panel display glass, and removing
particles from bare silicon wafers. The results show
that post-CMP cleaning using the Radiance Process
(R) can restore bare silicon waters to near virgin condi-
tions. For flat panel display material, the Radiance
Process (R) was used to dean vendor-supplied float
glass substrates used in fabrication. This resulted in re-
ducing total particle counts in excess of 5000 to below
100. These results were equal to, or, in some cases,
better than current wet cleaning processes. Contami-
nation not removed by wet processing was further re-
duced by using the Radiance Process (R). Particle re-
moval from bare silicon wafers was tested in two spe-
cific conditions with no statistically significant repeat-
able removal rates.
Keywords: 'Semiconductors, 'Cleaning, 'Dry meth-
ods, Waters, Silicon, Removal, Particles, Flat panel
displays. Lasers, Slurries, Mechanical polishing.
Chemical polishing, Technology innovation, 'Pollution
prevention, Waste minimization.
PB99-126526REB PC A02/MF A01
Modeling Stomatal Response to Atmospheric Hu-
midity.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. National Exposure Research Lab.
J. E. Pleim. 1999,8p, EPA/600/A-98/129.
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Our primary interest is to find the most realistic, robust,
practical, and economical way to represent the effects
of humidity on Stomatal conductance in a mesoscale
meteorology and air quality model system. In par-
ticular, the authors have developed a land surface
model, coupled to the Penn State/NCAR Mesoscale
Meteorology model (MM5) and the Community
Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ) model to simulate both
evapotranspiration and chemical dry deposition. This
paper describes a series of modeling experiments
where several parameterizations of Stomatal response
to humidity are studied. The test code is simply ex-
tracted from the 3-D grid model so that the results are
directly appticale to the mesoscale modeling system.
Keywords: 'Stomata, 'Atmospheric moisture,
'Humidity, 'Soil-water-plant relationships,
Evapotranspiration, Photosynthesis, Land surface
temperature, Air land interactions, Atmospheric chem-
istry, Meteorological data, Mesoscale phenomena,
Three-dimensional models.
PB99-126849REB PC A02/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Na-
tional Exposure Research Lab.
Verification Testing of Advanced Environmental
Monitoring Systems.
Battelle, Columbus, OH.
T. J. Kelly, K. B. Riggs, and R. G. Fuerst. 1999,10p,
EPA/600/A-98/146.
GrantEPA-R-826215
See also PB97-160006. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. National Exposure
Research Lab.
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This paper describes the Advanced Monitoring Sys-
tems (AMS) pilot project, one of 12 pilots comprising
the U.S. EPA's Environmental Technology Verification
(ETV) program. The aim of ETV is to promote the ac-
ceptance of environmental technologies in the market-
place, through objective third-party verification of tech-
nology performance.
Keywords: 'Air pollution monitoring, 'Verification,
'Technology innovation, Air pollution monitors, Per-
formance evaluation. Organic compounds. Inorganic
compounds, Biological contamination, Testing, Tech-
nology assessment. Market analysis.
PB99-126856REB PC A02/MF A01
Impact of Secular Precipitation Changes on the
Deposition of Benzo(a)Pyrene to the Neuse River
Basin of North Carolina.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. National Exposure Research Lab.
E. J. Cooler, J. B. Hill, and Y. Cohen. 1999,10p, EPA/
600/A-98/145.
Prepared in cooperation with North Carolina State
Univ. at Raleigh. Dept. of Marine, Earth and Atmos-
pheric Sciences, and California Univ., Los Angeles.
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Global Climate Models predict a range of large-scale
time-averaged precipitation responses to increased
concentrations of greenhouse gases, but only limited
and highly uncertain information has been offered re-
garding the way this response might appear in indi-
vidual climate station records.
Keywords: *Benzo(a)pyrene, 'Environmental trans-
port, 'Neuse River, 'Prea'pitation(Meteorology), River
basins, Greenhouse gases. Scenarios, Climate
change, Greenhouse effect, Climate models. East
Central Regfon(North Carolina).
PB99-127086REB PC A05/MF A01
Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Office of Research and Development.
G. Ankley, E. Francis, E. Gray, D. Reese, G. Sayles, A.
Sergeant, D. Vallero, R. Kavlock, and S. McMaster.
Feb 1998,60p, EPA/600/R-98/087.
See also PB97-137772 and PB99-119257.
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This Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters was de-
veloped to serve several purposes, including: (1) To
provide a roadmap to guide the Agency's efforts on en-
docrine disrupters, while at the same time remaining
flexible enough to adjust to recommendations evolving
from the CENR and NAS efforts; (2) To establish dis-
tinctions between, and priorities for, the intramural and
extramural ORD research efforts; (3) To provide a re-
search framework for the regulatory programs; (4) To
inform Agency risk assessors and risk managers of the
types of data being generated for endocrine disrupting
chemicals; and (5) To serve as the basis for coordina-
tion and communication of research activities with
other Federal agencies and other organizations af-
fected by this issue; Concepts for a multi-year research
plan for the intramural and extramural programs prior-
ities are presented in Section V.
Keywords: 'Endocrinology, 'Risk assessment,
•Research programs. Endocrine system, Endocrine
diseases, Environmental exposure, Chemical com-
pounds. Hazardous materials. Dose-response relation-
ships. Ecological concentration. Wildlife, Human popu-
lations, Planning, CENR(Committee on the Environ-
ment and Natural Resources), NAS(National Academy
of Science), ORD(Office of Research and Develop-
ment).
PB99-127128REB PC A08/MF A02
Ecological Research Strategey.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Research and Development.
Jun 1998,140p, EPA/600/R-98/086.
See also PB98-117849.
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This strategy groups its research priorities into (1) eco-
system monitoring, (2) ecological processes arid mod-
eling, (3) ecological risk assessment, and (4) ecologi-
cal risk management and restoration.
Keywords: 'Ecology, 'Environmental monitoring,
'Research programs, Aquatic ecosystems. Terrestrial
ecosystems, Environmental research. Environmental
issues, Environmental impact assessments, Biological
indicators. Risk assessment. Environmental exposure
pathway, Environmental protection, Restoration, Stra-
tegic planning, Research management.
PB99-127219REB PC A03/MF A01
Testing Your Home for Lead in Paint Dust, and
Soil.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Oct 1998,24p, EPA/747/K-98/001.
SeealsoPB94-181948.
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This publication is for anyone who is considering hav-
ing a home or residence tested for lead in paint, dust,
or soil by a professional. It explains the technical as-
pects of lead testing without overwhelming the reader.
The first section teils why you would test for lead, the
approaches for testing for lead, and what information
you will get from each approach. The second section
answers specific questions about how paint, soil, and
dust sampling are conducted by the professional in
your home. Finally, the last section answers other
questions about testing, including questions about
home test kits and testing of water and ceramics.
June 1999 17
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Keywords: Tead(Metal), 'Houses, 'Residential build-
ings, 'Testing, Paints, Dust, Soil contamination, Sam-
pling, Water analysis, Ceramics.
PB99-127326REB PC A11/MF A03
Methods for the Determination of Chemical Sub-
stances in Marine and Estuarine Environmental
Matrices. 2nd Edition.
Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Na-
tional Exposure Research Lab.
Sep 1997,218p, EPA/600/R-97/072.
See ateo PB93-182913.
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This manual contains eleven methods for determina-
tion of nutrients, metals, and chlorophyll. Since Revi-
sion 1.0 appeared in 1992, four new methods have
been added, one deleted and four have been
multilaboatory validated. Methods 440.0, 445.0.446.0
and 447.0 have been muttHaboratory validated, and
Method 353.4 has been replaced with an improved
method. The metals methods. Methods 200.10,200.12
and 200.13 have not changed since the 1992 manual.
Method 365.5 has remained the same and Method
440.0, that appeared in 1992, now contains multilab-
oratory validataion data. Two new chlorophyll meth-
ods. Methods 446.0 and 447.0, have been added and
aN three chlorophyll methods have been multilabora-
tory validated.
Keywords: 'Chemical compounds, 'Marine eco-
systems. 'Estuaries. 'Bioaccumulation.
'Environmental persistence, 'Ecological concentra-
tion. 'Chemical analysis, 'Analytical methods, Marine
biology. Bottom sediments, Water pollution sampling,
Marine environments, Estuarine environment, Nutn-
ents. Metals, Chlorophylls, Chelabon, Mass spectros-
copy, Cokximetry, Atomic absorption spectroscopy.
Laboratory tests.
PB99-127342REB PC A05/MF A01
Comparison of CALPUFF with ISC3.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park. NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
C. T. CouBer, and P. A. Eckhoff. Dec 1998,64p, EPA/
454/R-98/Q20.
See also PB95-222741, PB95-222758 and PB96-
144258.
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In the report, a comparison is made of two different dis-
i models, CALPUFF and (SC3. CALPUFF is a
tan puff model which simulates continuous
pollutants released into the ambient flow,
whereas ISC3 is a Gaussian plume model that treats
emissions from a source as a contiguous mass.
CALPUFF may be configured to treat emissions as in-
tegrated puffs or as slugs. ISC3 is currently rec-
ommended for routine use in assessing source im-
pacts involving transport distances of less than 50km.
The report is being released to establish part of the
basis for review of the consequences resulting from
use of CALPUFF in routine dispersion modeling of air
pollution impacts.
Keywords: 'Air pollution dispersion, 'Environmental
transport •Computerized simulation, 'Comparison,
Area sources. Point sources. Atmospheric diffusion,
Diffusion modeling. Air pollution sources. Atmospheric
transport. Emissions, Transport properties,
Lagrangian, Gaussian plume models. Steady state,
Scenarios, 'CALPUFF computer model, "ISC3 com-
puter model.
PB99-127359REB PC A04/MF A01
EPA Laboratory Evaluation of PetroMoly HP Motor
Oil.
Environmental Protection Agency, Ann Arbor, Ml. Of-
fice of Mobile Sources.
Jan 1999,38p, EPA/420/R-99/D01.
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The report describes EPA laboratory fuel economy and
exhaust emission testing of PetroMoly HP 5W-30
motor oil (hereafter, PetroMoly) at EPA's National Ve-
hicle and Fuel Emissions Laboratory (NVFEL) in Ann
Arbor, Michigan. PetroMoly. a product of Worldwide
PetroMoly Corporation, is described in their Product
Data Sheet as a high performance oil which, when
used as a replacement for a conventional motor oil, of-
fers 'Increased fuel economy up to 10%' and 'Reduced
toxic emissions up to 60%' in addition to other claimed
benefits. EPA's Vehicle Programs and Compliance Di-
vision (VPCD) agreed to test PetroMoly on one vehicle
because evidence from independent laboratory testing
conducted on two vehicles exhibited a statistically sig-
nificant improvement in fuel economy of four to five
percent in city driving and two to three percent in high-
way driving. The conclusions drawn from EPA evalua-
tion tests are necessarily of limited applicability. An all
encompassing evaluation of the effectiveness of a
product in achieving performance improvements on
the many types of vehicles that are in actual use would
require a large sample of test vehicles.
Keywords: 'Lubricating oils, 'Fuel economy, 'Air pollu-
tion abatement, 'Exhaust emission control,
'Performance evaluation, Lubricants, Carbon dioxide.
Hydrocarbons, Nitrogen oxides. Exhaust emission
tests. Federal Test Procedure, 'Product claims,
HFET(Highway Fuel Economy Test).
PB99-127839REB PC A06/MF A01
National Risk Management Research Lab.. Edison,
NJ. Water Supply and Water Resources Div.
Sewer and Tank Sediment Flushing: Case Studies.
Rept. for Dec 97-Nov 98.
Montgomery Watson. Boston. MA.
W. C. Pisano. J. Barsanti, H. Sorensen, and J. Joyce.
Dec 1998,94p, EPA/600/R-98/157.
Contract EPA-8C-R059-NTSX
Prepared in cooperation with Ordor and Corrosion
Technology Consultants, Inc., Houston, TX. Spon-
sored by National Risk Management Research Lab.,
Edison, NJ. Water Supply and Water Resources Div.
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The objective of the report summarized here is to dem-
onstrate that sewer system and storage tank flushing
that reduces sediment deposition and accumulation is
of prime importance to optimizing performance, main-
taining structural integrity, and minimizing pollution of
receiving waters. Results were based on the evalua-
tion of 18 Europe and North American installations for
cleaning accumulated sludge and debris in storm
sewer (SW), combined sewer (CS), and CS overflow
(CSO) storage tanks. Sewage solids deposited in CS
and SW systems during dry weather are major con-
tributions to the wet weather-pollution load. Innovative
methods for cleaning accumulated sediments in CSO
and SW systems and storage tanks have emerged by
creating high speed flushing waves to resuspend de-
posited sediments. The aim of flushing is to wash the
resuspended sediments to a storage sump which will
allow later removal of the stored contents or to the
wastewater treatment plant (WWTP).
Keywords: 'Combined sewers, 'Storage tanks,
'Busing, 'Suspended sediments. Storm sewers. Over-
flow, Sewage sludge. Debris, Urban runoff. Urban wa-
tersheds. Water pollution abatement, Case studies,
Pollution prevention.
PB99-127987REB PC A04/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Investigation of Remote Sensing Devices for
Chemical Characterization of Motor Vehicle Ex-
haust Final rept. Feb 95-Sep 96.
ARCADIS Geraghty and Miller, Inc., Research Triangle
Park,NC.
J. W. Jones, C. T. Ripberger, and N. Vescio. Dec 1998,
43p. EPA/600/R-98/170.
Contract EPA-68-04-0005
Prepared in cooperation with Remote Sensing Tech-
nologies, Inc., Tucson, AZ. and Hughes Santa Barbara
Research Center, CA. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC. Air
Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
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The report summarizes results of tests to (1) evaluate
the accuracy and precision of two different remote
sensing devices (RSDs) for measuring carbon mon-
oxide (CO), hydrocarbons (HCs), and nitric oxide (NO),
and (2) evaluating the capabilities of three RSDs for
characterizing fleet emissions of NO. 'Puff tests (in
which simulated motor vehicle exhaust gas was re-
peatedly injected in bursts or puffs into the RSDs) were
conducted. The accuracy arid precision of data from
these measurements, which showed a generally linear
response over a range of concentrations, were in the
order CO > HCs > NO. Subsequently, three vehicles
were driven at constant speed on a dynamometer and
on a test track. The average emissions data measured
by the three RSDs at the track, when compared to the
dynanmometer emissions data (which were used as
the standard), in general showed just the opposite re-
sult; i.e., NO > HCs > CO. However, the test track data
showed a considerable amount of variation. The three
RSDs were tested for several hours on a freeway ramp
in Raleigh, NC.
Keywords: 'Air pollution sampling, 'Exhaust emission
measurement, "Vehicle air pollution, 'Remote sensors,
Mobile pollutant sources, Chemical analysis, Exhaust
composition. Exhaust gases, Hydrocarbons, Carbon
monoxide, Nitrogen oxides, Driving system effect on
exhaust emissions, Speed.
PB99-128027REB PC A06/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. National Risk Management Research Lab.
Misclblllty, Solubility, Viscosity, and Density
Measurements for R-236fa with Potential Lubri-
cants. Final rept.
Iowa State Univ., Ames.
H. M. Kang, and M. B. Pate. Feb 1999,96p, EPA/600/
R-99/009.
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. National Risk Management
Research Lab. and Strategic Environmental Research
and Development Program, Arlington, VA.
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The report gives results of miscibility, solubility, vis-
cosity, and density measurements for refrigerant R-
236fa and two potential lubricants. (The data are need-
ed to determine the suitability of refrigerant/lubricant
combinations for use in refrigeration systems.) The
tested oils were pentaerythritol ester mixed-acid
(ISO68), hereafter SW-68 manufactured by Castrol,
and polyol ester mixed-acid (ISO46), hereafter Arctic-
46 manufactured by Mobil. Miscibility was measured in
a series of miniature test cells submerged in a constant
temperature bath, precisely controlled over a tempera-
ture range of -50 to 90 C. Solubility, viscosity, and den-
sity data were also obtained for R-236fa mixed with the
two oils for a refrigerant concentration of 0 to 40 wt %
refrigerant over a temperature range of 30 to 100 C.
This research shows that: (1) solubility, viscosity, and
density are functions of temperature and concentra-
tion, (2) solubility increases with increasing tempera-
ture and refrigerant concentration (i.e., mass fraction of
refrigerant). (3) viscosity decreases with increasing
temperature arid refrigerant concentration, and (4)
density decreases with increasing temperature but in-
creases with increasing refrigerant concentration. R-
114 and naphthenic mineral on were also tested.
Keywords: 'Refrigerants, "Lubricants, "Viscosity,
'Density measurement, 'Solubility, 'Miscibility gap,
Mixtures, Compatibility, Physical properties, Environ-
mental chemical substitutes, Air pollution abatement,
Hydrofluorocarbons, *R-236fa, HFC-236fa
PB99-128159REB PC A09/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Methane Emissions from the U.S. Petroleum In-
dustry. Final rept. Apr 95-Apr 96.
Radian International LLC, Austin, TX.
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EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
M. R. Harrison, T. M. Shires, R. A. Baker, and C. J.
Loughran. Feb 1999,158p, EPA/600/R-99/010.
Contract EPA-68-D2-0160
Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, Re-
search Triangle Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and
Control Div.
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The report quantifies methane (CH4) emissions from
the U.S. petroleum inustry by identifying sources of
CH4 from the production, transportation, and refining
of oil. Emissions are reported for the base year 1993
and for the years 1986 through 1992, based on adjust-
ments to the base year calculations. An extensive lit-
erature search identified 54 reports as having some
potential applicability for estimating CH4 emissions
from the petroleum industry. Each report was reviewed
and subjectively ranked based on data quality. Meth-
ods for estimating emissions were developed when
data gaps were identified. For the base year 1993, ap-
proximately 98 billion (10 to the 9th power) standard
cubic feet (Bscf) +1- 44% of CH4 emissions are attrib-
uted to the petroleum industry. Standard error propa-
gation techniques were used to determine the preci-
sion of the estimate to a 90% confidence bound.
Keywords: 'Methane, 'Emissions, 'Petroleum indus-
try, 'Air pollution monitoring, Air pollution monitors, Air
pollution sources, Stationary sources, Emission fac-
tors, Petroleum refining. Oil production, Crude oil.
Transportation, Greenhouse gases, Greenhouse ef-
fect.
PB99-128373REB PC A03/MF A01
Episodic Acidification: Occurrence, Causes and
Significance to Aquatic Resources. Proceedings
of the 1998 Pennsylvania Acidic Deposition Con-
ference. Held In University Park, Pennsylvania on
September 14-16,1998.
National Health and Environmental Effects Research
Lab., Corvallis, OR. Western Ecology Div.
P. J. Wigington. Sep 1998,18p.
See also PB93-135754.
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Episodic acidification, the short-term decrease of acid
neutralizing capacity (ANC) during hydrological events,
commonly occurs in streams and lakes around the
world, in localities receiving low levels of atmospheric
deposition of N and S compounds, acidic episodes
(ANC < or = 0) do not occur unless watershed sources
of acidity are present. In regions receivng high levels of
atmospheric deposition of acidic N and S compounds,
acidic episodes with episodic minimum pH levels < or =
5 and high inorganic Al concentrations are common.
Acidic episodes can have adverse effects on fish popu-
lations and other biota in streams. Assessments and
evaluations of the aquatic effects of acidic deposition
should consider explicitly the occurrences and con-
sequences of episodic acidification.
Keywords: 'Acidification, 'Surface waters, 'Water
chemistry, 'Aquatic ecosystem, Acid neutralizing ca-
pacity, Nitrogen compounds. Sulfur compounds, Alu-
minum, PH factor, Acidity, Hydrogen ion concentration,
Lakes, Acid streams, Hydrologic systems, Stream flow,
Biological communities, Atmospheric deposition.
PB99-128381REB PC A03/MF A01
Fate and Transport of Recombinant
'Sinorhizoblum melllotr with Enhanced N2-Flxlng
Abilities during a Multiyear Field Trial with
Transgenic Alfalfa. Final rept.
National Health and Environmental Effects Research
Lab., Corvallis, OR. Western Ecology Div.
F. WkJmer, L. A. Porteous, K. K. Donegan, J. D. Doyle,
and R. J. SekSer. 25 Sep 1998,20p, EPA/600/A-99/
002.
Prepared in cooperation with National Research Coun-
cil, Washington, DC., Dynamac Corp., Corvallis, OR.
arid Oregon Dept. of Human Resources, Salem.
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A field test with transgenic alfalfa and recombinant
Sinorhizobium meliloti was performed in 1995/96 in
Corvallis, Oregon. Two additional years of monitoring
the fate of S. meliloti occurred after the aflalfa plants
were sprayed. Parental and two transgenic lines (alpha
amylase or lignin peroxidase producing) of alfalfa were
either not inoculated or inoculated with parental S.
meliloti strain RMBPC, antibiotic-resistant strain
RMB7201, or antibiotic-resistant and enhanced nitro-
gen-fixing strain RMBPC-2. Over two growing sea-
sons, plant and bulk soil samples were obtained from
triplicate plots of the 12 treatments. Selective plating,
colony hybridization, and PCR methodologies were
used to identify recombinant inocula recovered from
the field. During the first year, only inoculated rows
tested positive for recombinant S. meliloti with counts
up to 5.6 x 10(sup 4) CFU/g dry wt soil(gdws). In the
second year, counts increased in inoculated rows by
about an order of magnitude to up to 8.7 x 10 (sup 5)
CFU/gdws. After unusual flooding of the plot in the win-
ter of 1996, the recominant S. meliloti also became de-
tectable in the bulk soil surrounding uninoculated al-
falfa plants across the field plot.
Keywords: 'Alfalfa, 'Recombinant DNA,
'Plants(Botany), Antibiotic resistance. Nitrogen fixing,
Field trials, Fate, Transport, Sinorhizobium melitoti.
PB99-128399REB PC A03/MF A01
Carbon Emissions from Spring 1998 Fires in Trop-
ical Mexico.
National Health and Environmental Effects Research
Lab., Corvallis, OR. Western Ecology Div.
M. A. Cairns, W. M. Hao, E. Atvarado, and P. K.
Haggerty. 1999,20p, EPA/600/A-99/001.
Prepared in cooperation with Forest Service, Missoula,
MT. Intermountain Fire Sciences Lab., Washington
Univ., Seattle. Forestry Sciences Lab. and OAO Corp.,
Corvallis, OR.
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The authors used NOAA-AVHRR satellite imagery,
biomass density maps, fuel consumption estimates,
and a carbon emission factor to estimate the total car-
bon (C) emissions from the Spring 1998 fires in tropical
Mexico. All eight states in southeast Mexico were af-
fected by the wildfires, although the activity was con-
centrated near the common border of Oaxaca,
Chiapas, and Veracruz. The fires burned approxi-
mately 482,000 ha and the land use/land coyer classes
most extensively impacted were the tall/medium selvas
(tropical evergreen forests), open/fragmented forests,
and perturbed areas. The total prompt emissions were
4.6 TgC during the two-month period of the authors'
study, contributing an additional 24% to the region's
average annual net C emissions from forestry and
land-use change. Mexico in 1998 experienced its driest
Spring since 1941, setting the stage for the widespread
burning.
Keywords: 'Carbon, 'Emissions, 'Fires, 'Air pollution
monitoring, Tropical regions, Tropical forests, Bio-
mass, Ground cover. Land use. Burning, Emission fac-
tors, Environmental impacts, Satellite observation, Cli-
mate change, 'Southeastern Region(Mexico).
PB99-128407REB PC A05/MF A01
Critical Hearth Issues of Criteria Air Pollutants.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. National Center for Environmental Assess-
ment.
J. A. Graham, L. Folinsbee, J. M. Davis, J. Raub, and
L. D. Grant. 1998,70p.
See also PB98-132384.
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This chapter summarizes the key health information on
ubiquitous outdoor air pollutants that can cause ad-
verse health effects at current or historical ambient tev-
els in the United States. The Clean Air Act (CAA) of the
United States requires that the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) identify such pollutants
(called criteria pollutants) and set standards (National
Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS)) to protect
sensitive subpopulations from the adverse effects of
these compounds. The criteria pollutants are ozone, ni-
trogen dioxide (NO2), sulfur dioxide (S02), paniculate
matter (PM), carbon monoxide (CO), and lead. The
subsequent sections of this chapter focus on the indi-
vidual criteria pollutants.
Keywords: "Air pollutants, "Health hazards, 'Risk as-
sessment, Ozone, Nitrogen dioxide, Sulfur dioxide,
Participates, Carbon monoxide, Lead(Metal), Air pollu-
tion effects(Humans), Public health, Toxicity, United
States, Air pollution sources. Clean Air Acts, National
Ambient Air Quality Standards.
PB99-128530REB PC A05/MF A01
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Results,
State Fiscal Years 1996,1997,1998.
Illinois State Environmental Protection Agency, Spring-
field. Div. of Land Pollution Control.
D. Rion. Dec 1998, 66p, IEPA/BOL-98/023.
See also PB96-128046.
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Some household products are potentially dangerous to
living things and the environment when disposed of im-
properly. The lljinois Environmental Protection Agency
(IEPA) has designed a program to deal with such prob-
lem wastes. Utilizing funds from the Solid Waste Man-
agement Fund, the Agency sponsored 90 collections
during the state fiscal years 1996,1997, and 1998. The
report details the need for household hazardous waste
collections in Illinois and summarizes the results of the
projects.
Keywords: 'Household wastes, 'Hazardous materials,
'Solid waste collection systems, Collecting methods,
Waste management, Waste disposal, Materials han-
dling. Site selection, Toxic substances, Paints, Pes-
ticides, Solvents, Cleaners, Program management,
Surveys, Illinois, Flammable materials, Corrosive ma-
terials, Reactive materials.
PB99-128555REB PC A10/MF A02
Detailed Costing Document for the Centralized
Waste Treatment Industry.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
Dec 1998,182p, EPA/821/R-98/016.
See also PB95-187001.
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In this document, EPA presents the costs estimated for
compliance with the proposed CWT effluent limitations
guidelines and standards. Section I provides a general
description of how the individual treatment technology
and regulatory option costs were developed. In Sec-
tions 2 through 4, EPA describes the development of
costs for each of the wastewater and sludge treatment
technologies. In Section 5, EPA presents additional
compliance costs to be incurred by facilities, which are
not technology specific, these additional items are ret-
rofit costs, monitoring costs, RCRA permit modification
costs, and land costs.
Keywords: 'Waste water treatment, "Water treatment
plants, 'Waste processing plants, 'Point sources,
'Cost analysis, *Water pollution standards, 'Standards
compliance, Water pollution control, Cost effective-
ness, Financial management, Expenses, Capitlzied
costs, Operating costs. Engineering costs, Metals, Fa-
cilities management, Operation and maintenance,
Sludge treatment, Physical treatment, Biological treat-
ment, Chemical treatment, Pollution regulations, Re-
quirements, Water pollution economics. Economic
analysis, Best technology, *POTW(Publicly Owned
Treatment Works), 'Publicly Owned Treatment Works,
Cost factors, RCRA(Resource Conservation and Re-
covery Act).
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PB99-128696REB PC A14/MF A03
Rereglstration Eligibility Decision (RED):
Methomyl. (Includes RED Facts: Merhomyl Fact
Sheet).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Dec 1998,282p, EPA/738/R-98/021.
For Fact Sheet only, see PB99-128787.
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TNs Registration Eligibility Decision (RED) docu-
ment addresses the reregistration eligibility of the pes-
ticide methomyl. S-methyl N-((methylcarbamoyl)
oxy)tnioacetirnidate. Section I is the introduction. Sec-
tion II describes methomyl, its uses, data requirements
and regulatory history. Section III discusses the human
health and environmental assessment based on the
data available to the Agency. Section IV presents the
reregistration decision for methomyl. Section V dis-
cusses the reregistration requirements for methomyl.
Finally, SectionVI contains the Appendices whcih sup-
port this Reregistration EligibilityDecision.
Keywords: 'Methomyl, 'Pesticides, Carbamates, In-
secticides, MolluscickJes, Cvkxtes, Insect control,
Toxicity, Risk asessment. Humans, Animals, Expo-
sure, Environmental transport. Chemical properties,
Environmental impacts. Pollution regulations, Adminis-
trative procedures, Requirements, •Reregistration,
Use patterns, CAS 16752-77-5.
PBW-128761REB PC A07/MF A02
Petroleum Terminals and Bulk Storage Facilities.
Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Com-
munity Rlght-to-Know Act Toxic Chemical Re-
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pollution, Prevention, and Toxics.
Jan 1999.114p, EPA/745/B-99/066.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield. VA. 22161. USA.
This document is intended to assist establishments
and facilities designated by the Standard Industrial
Classification (SIC) code 5171 (petroleum bulk stations
and terminate) in making compliance determinations
under the EPCRA Section 313 reporting requirements
and preparing Form R(s) or the Form A certification
statement(s) as required. The EPCRA Section 313
program is commonly referred to as the Toxic Chem-
ical Release Inventory (TRI) program. This document
is organized to provide a step-by-step guide to compli-
ance with EPCRA Section 313, starting with how you
determine if your facility must report through comple-
tion of the Form R or Form A.
Keywords: 'Petroleum industry, 'Terminal facilities,
•Storage facilities. "Waste management. Waste
streams. Waste disposal, Waste recycling, Emission
factors. Air pollution. Water pollution. Land pollution,
Facilities management. Compliance, Regulatory
guides, •EPCRA(Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act). 'Emergency Planning and Com-
munity Right-to-Know Act, 'Toxic Chemical Release
Inventory, Toxic Release Inventory, Fugitive emis-
sions.
PB99-128779REB PC A03/MF A01
RED Facts: Thiodicarb. Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Dec 1998.12p, EPA/738/F-98/020.
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Port Royal Road. Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This fact sheet summarizes the information in the RED
document for reregistration case 2675, thkxJcarb, di-
methyl N,N'-(thtobis((methyl imino)carbonoxy))
bis(etnanimidothioate). Thiodicarbacts as an insecti-
cide against major Lepidopterous, and suppresses
Coleopterous and some Hemipterous insect pests.
Thiodicarb acts as an pvicide against cotton bollworms
and budworms. Thiodicarb is used primarily on cotton,
sweet corn, and soybeans. The remaining usage is
spread among leafy vegetables, cole crops,
ornamentals, and other minor use sites.
Keywords: 'Pesticides, Administrative procedures, Re-
quirements, Insecticides, Ovteides, Dimethyl com-
pounds, Esters, Insect control. Toxicity, Risk
asessment, Humans, Animals, Exposure, Environ-
mental transport, Chemical properties, Environmental
impacts, Pollution regulations, 'Thiodicarb,
•Reregistration, Use patterns, CAS 59669-26-0.
PB99-128787REB PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts: Methomyl. Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
1998,10p, EPA/738/F-98/019.
See also PB99-128696.
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This fact sheet summarizes the information in the RED
document for reregistration case 0028, methomyl. S-
methyl N-((methytearbarnoyl)oxy) thioacetimidate.
Methomyl acts as an insecticide against major
Lepidopterous, and suppresses Coleopterous and
some Hemipterous insect pests. Methomyl acts as an
ovicide against cotton bollworms and budworms.
Methomyl is registered on a wide variety of sites includ-
ing field, vegetable, and orchard crops; turf (sod farms
only); livestock quarters; commercial premises; and
refuse containers.
Keywords: •Methomyl, 'Pesticides, Carbamates, In-
secticides, Molluscicides, Ovkxtes, Insect control,
Toxicity, Risk asessment, Humans, Animals, Expo-
sure, Environmental transport, Chemical properties,
Environmental impacts. Pollution regulations. Adminis-
trative procedures. Requirements, 'Reregistration,
Use patterns, CAS 16752-77-5.
PB99-128795REB PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts: 1,3-Dichloropropene. Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Dec 1998,10p, EPA/738/F-98-023.
See also PB99-129652.
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This fact sheet summarizes the information in the RED
document for reregistration case 0328, 1,3-
Dichloropropene (1,3-D or trade name Tetone). 1,3-D
is pre-plant soil fumigant used to control nematodes
and is registered for use on soils to be planted to all
crops. Combining chloropicrin with 1,3-D increases
herbicidal and lungicial properties. 1,3-D is restricted to
certified applicators and is applied using specialized
tractor-drawn rigs which inject 1,3-D 12-18 inches be-
neath the soil surface.
Keywords: 'Pesticides, Chlorinated hydrocarbons, Fu-
migants. Fungicides, Insecticides, Herbicides,
Nematocktes, Toxicity, Risk assessment, Humans,
Animals, Exposure, Environmental transport. Chemical
properties. Environmental impacts. Pollution regula-
tions. Administrative procedures. Requirements, *1-3-
Dicfiloropropene. 'Reregistration, Use patterns, CAS
542-75-6.
PB99-128803REB PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts: Deet Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Apr 1998,8p, EPA/738/F-98/006.
SeealsoPB99-123143.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This fact sheet summarizes the information in the RED
document for reregistration case 0002, N,N-diethyl-
meta-toluamide and other isomers (DEET). N,N-
diethyl-meta-toluamide (DEET) is an insect repellent
used in households/domestic dwellings, on the human
body and clothing being worn, on cats, dogs, horses
and pet living/sleeping quarters. There are no food
uses. It is used to control biting flies, biting midges,
black flies, chiggers, deer flies, gnats, horse flies, mos-
quitoes, no-see-ums, sand flies, small flying insects,
stable flies, and ticks.
Keywords: 'DEET, 'Pesticides, Insect repellents, Tox-
icity, Risk assessment, Humans, Animals, Exposure,
Consumer products. Environmental transport, Chem-
ical properties, Environmental impacts, Pollution regu-
lations, Administrative procedures, Pest control, Re-
quirements, 'Reregistration, N-N-diethyl-meta-
toluamide, N-N-dialkylamides, Use patterns, CAS 134-
62-3.
PB99-128811REB PC A02/MF A01
RED Facts: Methylisothiazolinone. Fact sheet.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Oct 1998,10p, EPA/738/F-98/024.
See also PB99-129637.
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This fact sheet summarizes the information in the RED
document for reregistration case 3092,
methylisothiazolinone. The Reregistration Eligibility
Decision covers the two active ingredients 5-chloro-2-
methyl-3 (2H)-isothiazo4one and 2-methyl-3(2H)-
isothiazolone. These two active ingredients occur to-
gether in the currently registered products in approxi-
mately a 3:1 ratio, respectively, and are commonly re-
ferred to as methylisothiazolinone.
Methylisothiazolinone is used to control slime-forming
bacteria, fungi, and algae in pulp/paper mills, cooling
water systems, oil field operations, industrial process
waters, and air washer systems and is incorporated
into adhesiyes, coatings, fuels, metal working fluids,
resin emulsions, paints, and various other specialty in-
dustrial products as a preservative. It is also used to
control the growth of mold, mildew, and sapstain on
wood products.
Keywords: 'Pesticides, Thiazoles, Antimicrobial
agents, Bioctdes, Bactericides, Sterilants, Disinfect-
ants, Toxicity, Risk assessment, Humans, Animals,
Exposure, Environmental transport, Chemical prop-
erties. Environmental impacts. Pollution regulations,
Administrative procedures. Requirements,
'Methylisothiazolinone, 'Reregistration, Microbiocides,
Microbiostats, Use patterns, CAS 26172-55-4.
PB99-128829REB PC A15/MF A03
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED):
Bromoxynll. (Includes RED Facts: Bromoxynil
Fact Sheet).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Dec 1998,31 Op, EPA/738/R-98/013.
For Fact Sheet only, see PB99-123499.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has com-
pleted its reregistration eligibility decision for the pes-
ticide bromoxynil, which includes the active ingredients
bromoxynil phenol and bromoxynil octanoate. This
document presents the Agency's decision regarding
the reregistration eligibility of the registered uses of
bromoxynil. Section I is the introduction. Section II de-
scribes bromoxynil, its uses, data requirements and
regulatory history. Section III discusses the human
health and environmental assessment based on the
data available to the Agency. Section IV presents the
reregistration decision for bromoxynil. Section V dis-
cusses the reregistration requirements for bromoxynil.
Finally, Section VI contains the Appendices which sup-
port this Reregistration Eligibility Decision.
Keywords: 'Pesticides, Herbicides, Weed control, Tox-
icity, Risk assessment, Humans, Animals, Exposure,
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Environmental transport, Chemical properties, Envi-
ronmental impacts. Pollution regulations, Administra-
tive procedures. Requirements, *Bromoxynil,
•Reregistration, Use patterns, CAS 1689-84-5.
PB99-128969REB PC A07/MF A02
Chemical Distribution Facilities. Section 313 of the
Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
Know Act Toxic Chemical Release Inventory.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pollution, Prevention, and Toxics.
Jan 1999,116p, EPA/745/B-99/005.
See also PB93-194140, PB97-205033 and PB99-
128977.
(703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This document is intended to assist establishments
and facilities designated by the Standard Industrial
Classification (SIC) code 5169 (chemical and allied
products wholesale) in making compliance determina-
tions under the EPCRA Section 313 reporting require-
ments and preparing Form R(s) or the Form A certifi-
cation statements) as required. The EPCRA Section
313 program is commonly referred to as the Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory (TRI) program. This docu-
ment is organized to provide a step-by-step guide to
compliance with EPCRA Section 313, starting with how
you determine if your facility must report through com-
pletion of the Form R or Form A.
Keywords: 'Chemical plants, 'Waste management.
Chemical industry. Reporting requirements. Waste
streams, Waste disposal. Waste recycling. Emission
factors. Air pollution, Land pollution. Water pollution,
Facilities management. Thresholds, Recordkeeping,
Compliance, Regulatory guides, "EPCRA(Emergency
Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act),
'Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know
Act, "Toxic Chemical Release Inventory, Toxics Re-
lease Inventory, Fugitive emissions.
PB99-128977REB PC A08/MF A02
Coal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know
Act Toxic Chemical Release Inventory.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pollution, Prevention, and Toxics.
Jan 1999,146p, EPA/745/B-99/002.
See also PB99-128964.
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This document is intended to assist establishments
and facilities designated by the Standard Industrial
Classification (SIC) code 12 (except 1241) in making
compliance determinations under the EPCRA Section
313 reporting requirements and preparing Form R(s) or
the Form A certification statement(s) as required. The
EPCRA Section 313 program is commonly referred to
as the Toxic Chemical Release Inventory (TRI) pro-
gram. This document is organized to provide a step-by-
step guide to compliance with EPCRA Section 313,
starting with how you determine if your facility must re-
port through completion of the Form R or Form A.
Keywords: 'Coal mining, 'Waste management, Coal
mines. Excavation, Reporting requirements, Waste
streams. Waste disposal, Waste recycling, Emission
factors, Air pollution, Land pollution, Water pollution.
Facilities management, Thresholds, Recordkeeping,
Compliance, Regulatory guides, *EPCRA(Emergency
Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act),
'Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know
Act, "Toxic Chemical Release Inventory, Toxics Re-
lease Inventory, Fugitive emissions.
PB99-128985REB PC A99/MF A06
Toxics Release Inventory, 1996. Public Data Re-
lease: Ten Years of Right-to-Know Industry Sector
Analyses.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pollution, Prevention, and Toxics.
Dec 1998,688p, EPA/745/R-98/018.
See also PB95-220646.
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This volume presents the data for 15 industrial sectors,
identified by Standard Industrial Classification (SIC)
codes, that are presently required to report to TRI.
These chapters set the TRI data in context of eco-
nomic, regulatory, and technological developments
that influence industry-wide releases and other waste
management. They also analyze reporting by industrial
activities at the four-digit SIC code level. Industry sec-
tors covered are: Food and Beverage Processing; To-
bacco Products; Textile Mill Products; Apparel and
Fabricated Textiles; Lumber and Wood Products; Fur-
niture; Printing and Publishing; Rubber and Plastics
Products; Leather and Leather Products; Stone, Clay,
Glass, and Concrete; Fabricated Metals; Industrial Ma-
chinery; Transportation Equipment; Instruments and
Photographic Equipment; and Miscellaneous Manufac-
turing.
Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, "Chemical com-
pounds, 'Reporting, Pollution sources. United States,
Industrial plants, Waste recycling, Waste disposal.
Waste processing. Waste treatment, Waste transfer
stations. Water pollution, Land pollution. Air pollution,
Pollution control. Pollution abatement, Tables(Data),
'TRIfTixics Release Inventory), 'Toxics Release In-
ventory, Emission inventories, POTW(Publicly Owned
Treatment Works).
PB99-129033REB PC A04/MF A01
Literature Review of Methods for Delineating Well-
head Protection Areas.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
Dec 1998,50p, EPA/816/R-98/021.
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This document presents an annotated bibliography of
recent publications addressing technical aspects of
wellhead protection area delineation. Document sec-
tions include theory, case studies, land use, geo-
graphic information systems (GIS), hydrogeologic/geo-
logic analysis, and numerical modeling.
Keywords: 'Water quality management, "Literature
surveys, 'Bibliographies, Ground water. Aquifers,
Water supply, Water pollution control, Water pollution
abatement, Land use. Geology, Hydrogeplogy, Geo-
graphic information systems. Case studies, Theory,
Mathematical models, 'Wellhead Protection Program.
PB99-129041REB PC A03/MF A01
Constructed Wetlands and Wastewater Manage-
ment for Confined Animal Feeding Operations.
Environmental Protection Agency, Stennis Space Cen-
ter, MS. Gulf of Mexico Program.
Jun 1997,24p, EPA/855/K-97/001.
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This brochure provides information on the value, de-
sign, construction, and operation of constructed wet-
lands as a method to treat wastewater from confined
animal feeding operations.
Keywords: "Wetlands, 'Construction, 'Waste water
treatment, "Farm wastes, "Feed lots. Agricultural run-
off. Livestock, Confinement pens, Design, Operation,
Water pollution abatement.
PB99-129090REB PCA14/MFA03
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and
Landfill Capacity in Illinois. 1997 Annual Report
Rept. for 1 Jan-31 Dec 97.
Ijlinois State Environmental Protection Agency, Spring-
field. Bureau of Land.
Dec 1998,280p, IEPA/BOL-98/022.
See also report for 1996, PB98-167844.
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The Illinois EPA's 11th annual report describes the
management of nonhazardous municipal solid waste
by the state's solid waste landfills and transfer stations.
The report is divided into sections representing Illinois
EPA administrative regions. Each regional section in-
cludes newly designed specification pages describing
the chief physical characteristics of each landfill; its lo-
cation and hours of operation; tipping fee; quantities of
wastes received (in gate cubic yards, tons, and tons
per day) for the last three years; the landfill's certified
remaining capacity (in gate cubic yards and tons) for
the last two reporting dates; solid waste management
fees paid in 1997; which Agency regional field office or
delegated local authority inspects the facility; and the
name, address and phone number of the landfill's
owner and operator. Similar but scaled down specifica-
tion pages are included for each transfer station. In all,
this report includes details of 69 landfills and 76 trans-
fer stations.
Keywords: 'Illinois, 'Solid waste disposal, 'Capacity,
'Landfills, Earth fills. Waste recycling, Composting,
Materials handling, Solid waste collection systems,
Waste transfer stations. Municipal wastes, Solid waste
management, Fees, Pollution regulations. Require-
ments, Regional analysis, Tables(Data),
'Nonhazardous wastes, Waste generation.
PB99-129140REB PC A11/MF A03
Department of Transportation, Washington, DC. Tech-
nology Sharing Program.
Land Use Compendium.
Texas Transportation Inst., Arlington.
Mar 1998,202p, DOT-T-99-03, FHWA-PD-99-002.
Sponsored by Department of Transportation, Wash-
ington, DC. Technology Sharing Program, and Depart-
ment of Transportation, Washington, DC. Travel Model
improvement Program.
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The importance of land use issues generated this com-
pendium to aid practitioners contemplating develop-
ment of an approach to evaluating the land use im-
pacts of alternative transportation investments and
policies.
Keywords: 'Land use planning, 'Highway planning,
'Transportation planning, 'Urban traffic flow, 'Travel
demand, Land usage effect on traffic generation, Met-
ropolitan planning commissions, Travel models, Trip
forecasting, Travel patterns, Transportation models,
Trip distribution models.
PB99-129363REB PC A99/MF E11
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Northwest Area Contingency Plan 1998 (Also
Serving as the Region Ten Regional Contingency
Plan). Final rept.
Coast Guard District (13th), Seattle, WA.
1 Nov1998,1068p.
Supersedes PB94-963266. Sponsored by Environ-
mental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
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The Northwest Area Contingency Plan is the summa-
tion of policies and procedures for two Coast Guard
Captain of the Port Zones, EPA Inland Region Ten,
and for the States of Oregon, Idaho, and Washington.
It provides federal, state, and local responders in the
Pacific Northwest a single comprehensive response
and planning document. The document has been refor-
matted along NIIMS ICS lines with the USCG Oil Spill
Field Operations Guide (FOG) referenced throughout.
Keywords: 'Emergency plans, 'Hazardous materials
spills, 'Oil spills, 'Chemical spills. Contingency plan-
ning. Emergency preparedness, Pollution control.
June 1999 21
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Waste management, Interagency coordination, Inter-
governmental relations. Federal government, State
government, Local government, Public relations, Com-
munications, Emergencies, Superfund, Coast Guard,
Idaho, Washington, Oregon, 'Area contingency plans.
Emergency response, EPA Region 10, Northwestern
Regton(United States), Oil Pollution Act of 1990, Fed-
eral Water Pollution Control Act, ICS(lncident Com-
mand System).
PB99-129637REB PC A09/MF A02
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED):
Methylisothiazolinone (Includes RED Facts:
Methytisothlazolinone.).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Oct 1998,172p, EPA/738/R-98/025.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has com-
pleted its reregistration eligibility decision for the pes-
ticide case rnethylisoifiiazolinone, which includes the
active ingredients 5-chtoro-2-methyl- 3(2H)-
isothiazolone and 2-methyl-3(2H)-isothiazolone. This
decision includes a comprehensive reassessment of
the required target data and the use patterns of cur-
rently registered products. Section I is the introduction.
Section II describes methylisothiazolinone, its uses,
data requirements and regulatory history. Section III
discusses the human health and environmental as-
sessment based on the data available to the Agency.
Section IV presents the reregistration decision for
methylisothiazolinone. Section V discusses the rereg-
istration requirements for methylisothiazolinone. Fi-
nally, Section VI is the Appendtees which support this
Reregistration Eligibility Decision.
Keywords: 'Pesticides, Thiazotes, Antimicrobial
agents, Biocides, Bactericides, Sterilants, Disinfect-
ants, Toxicity, Risk assessment, Humans, Animals,
Exposure, Environmental transport. Chemical prop-
erties. Environmental impacts. Pollution regulations,
Administrative procedures. Requirements,
•Methytisotfiiazolinone, 'Reregistration, Microbiocides.
Microbiostats, Use patterns, CAS 26172-55-4.
PB99-129652REB
PCA10/MFA03
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): 1,3-
Dichloropropene (Includes RED Facts: 1,3-
DteMoropropene.).
Environmental Protection Agency. Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Dec 1998,194p, EPA/738/R-98/024.
See also PB92-114206.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has com-
pleted its reregistration eligibility decision for the pes-
ticide 1,3-dchloropropene (1,3-D, or trade name
Tetone). This decision includes a comprehensive reas-
sessment of the required target data and the use pat-
terns of currently registered products. Section I is the
Introduction. Section II describes 1,3-D, its uses, data
requirements and regulatory history. Section III dis-
cusses the human health and environmental assess-
ment based on the data available to the Agency. Sec-
tion IV presents the reregistration decision for 1,3-0.
Sectkxi V discusses the reregistration requirements lor
1.3-D. Finally, Section VI contains the Appendices
which suppport this Reregistration Eligibility Decision.
Keywords: 'Pesticides, Chlorinated hydrocarbons, Fu-
migants. Fungicides, Insecticides, Herbicides,
Nematocides, Toxicity, Risk assessment, Humans,
Animals. Exposure, Environmental transport. Chemical
properties, Environmental impacts. Pollution regula-
tions, Administrative procedures, Requirements, *1-3-
DJchkxopropene, 'Reregistration, Use patterns, CAS
542-75-6.
PB99-129678REB PC A99/MF A06
Development Document for Proposed Effluent
Limitations Guidelines and Standards for the Cen-
tralized Waste Treatment Industry. Volumes 1 and
2.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
Dec 1998,708p, EPA/821/R-98/020.
See also PB95-187985.
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Tables of Contents:
Background;
Data Collection;
Scope/Applicability of the Proposed Regulation;
Description of the Industry;
Industry Subcategorization;
Pollutants of Concern for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry;
Pollutants Selected for Regulation;
Wastewater Treatment Technologies;
Regulatory Options Considered and Selected for
Basis of Regulation;
Loog-Term Averages, Variability Factors, and
Limitations and Standards;
Cost of Treatment Technologies;
Pollutant Loading and Removal Estimates;
Non-Water quality Impacts;
Implementation;
Analytical Methods and Baseline Values;
List of Definitions;
List of Acronyms;
Appendix A-PoHutant Groups;
Appendix B-Listing of Characerization Data From
Non-Hazardous Oils Facilities;
Appendix C-LJsting of Daily Influent and Effluent
Measuements;
Appendix D-Facility-Specific Compliance Costs;
Appendix E-Attachements to Chapter 10;
and Appendix F-Listing of Pollutants of Concern
and Cas Numbers.
Keywords: "Waste water treatment, 'Water treatmet
plants, 'Waste processing plants, 'Water pollution con-
trol. 'Chemical effluents. 'Pollution regulations, Point
sources. Water pollution sampling, Pretreatment Best
technology, Requirements, Water pollution standards.
Standards complaince. Environmental impacts. Water
pollution economics, Economic impacts, Cost analysis,
*POTW(Publicly Owned Treatment Works), 'Publicly
Owned Treatment Works, Treatment technology. New
Source Performance Standards, Waste characteriza-
tion, Waste generation.
PB99-129710REB PC A06/MF A02
Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Ef-
fluent Limitations Guidelines, Pretreatment Stand-
ards, and New Source Performance Standards for
the Centralized Wast* Treatment Industry.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Standards and Applied Science Div.
Dec 1998.98p.
See also PB95-187142.
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This report assesses the water quality related benefits
that would be expected if the U.S. Environmental Pro-
tection Agency (EPA) adopts the proposed effluent lim-
itations, guidelines and pretreatment standards for the
Centralized Waste Treatment (CWT) Industry. EPA es-
timates that under baseline conditions 205 CWT facili-
ties discharge approximately 5.22 million fbs/year of
metal and organic pollutants.
Keywords: "Waste water treatment, 'Water treatment
plants, 'Waste processing plants, 'Point sources,
•Nonpoint sources, 'Environmental impact assess-
ments, "Water pollution control. Water pollution
sources. Metals. Oils. Organic compounds. Chemical
effluents, Toxic substances, Facilities management
Discharge(Water), Waste streams, Pollution regula-
tions, Water poUutation standards, Standards compli-
ance, Requirements, Best technology,
*POTW(Publicly Owned Treatment Works), 'Publicly
Owned Treatment Works.
PB99-129793REB PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Advanced Fine Parttculate Control and Implica-
tions Toward Solving Multiple Pollutant Control
Problems in Coal-Fired Boilers. Rept. for Jul 95-Jun
97.
Southern Research Inst., Birmingham, AL.
J. P. Gooch, and C. B. Sedman. 1998,26p, EPA/600/
A-99/006.
Grant EPA-R-822780
Presented at the Electric Power Research InstV De-
partment of Energy/Environmental Protection Agency
Combined Utility Air Pollutant Symposium, Washington
DC., August 25-29, 1997. Sponsored by Environ-
mental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park,
NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
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The paper discusses advanced fine paniculate control
and implications toward solving multiple pollutant con-
trol problems in coal-fired boilers. Recent advances in
fine paniculate matter (PM) control, including wet elec-
trostatic precipitation (ESP) and combined ESP/fabric
filtration, have demonstrated advanced control of fine
particles. These and other improvements in fine par-
ticle control offer intriguing routes to solving other
emissions problems facing the utility industry. These
include sulfates, nitrates, and metals, both solid and
vapor, most of which may contribute to plume opacity
and the formation of secondary particles in the atmos-
phere. Current and future advances in fine particle con-
trol are discussed, and their integration with other gas
cleaning technology to alleviate opacity problems and
reduce secondary particle formation is proposed for fu-
ture development
Keywords: 'Coal fired boilers, 'Partfculates, 'Air pollu-
tion control. Particles, Filtration, Emission control, Ex-
haust gases. Plumes, Sulfates, Nitrates, Metals, Elec-
trostatic preciprtators. Electric utilities. Electric power
industry.
PB99-129801REB PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Controlling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution
through Pollution Prevention. Rept. for Jan 94-May
98.
Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
K. W. Leovic, D. Whitaker, C. Brockmann, M. Plesniak,
C. Bayer, and P. Sojka 1998.30p, EPA/600/A-99/007.
Grants EPA-R-822025, EPA-R-822002
Presented at the American Society of Heating, Refrig-
eration and Air Conditioning Engineers IAQ Meeeting,
New Orleans, October 24-27, 1998. Prepared in co-
operation with Georgia Inst of Tech., Atlanta, and Pur-
due Univ., West Lafayette, IN. Sponsored by Environ-
mental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park,
NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
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The paper is an overview of EPA research into control-
ling sources of indoor air pollution through pollution
prevention (P2). The research focused on four ap-
proaches for P2: (1) developing methods and tools that
can be used by others to evaluate emissions from
equipment or products; (2) developing generic P2 solu-
tions to IAQ problems; (3) identifying high-emitting raw
materials or components of products; and (4) evalu-
ating claimed low-emitting materials. Test method
guidelines for measuring emissions from office equip-
ment were developed and then evaluated by testing
four dry-process copiers in one chamber and con-
ducting a four-laboratory evaluation using one of the
copiers. For aerosol consumer products, measurement
methods and models were developed that can be used
to better understand aerosol behavior so that more effi-
cacious and less toxic products can be developed. As
a generic solution for improved IAQ through P2, an in-
novative spray nozzel for use with precharged aerosol
containers was developed and evaluated. The new de-
sign allows for the reformulation of selected aerosol
consumer products using water and air in place of vola-
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tile organic compound solvents and hydrocarbon pro-
pellants, respectively.
Keywords: "Indoor air pollution, *Air pollution abate-
ments, "Office equipment, Spray nozzels. Spraying,
Aerosols, Wood products, Coatings, Laminates, Print-
ed circuit boards. Printers, Photocopying, Office ma-
chines. Air pollution sources, Air pollution control,
"Pollution prevention, IAQ(lndoor Air Quality).
PB99-129819REB PC A03/MF A01
Development of Multipollutant Emission Control
Technology for Stoker Boilers. Rept. for Feb 97-
Aug98.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
C. B. Sedman. 1998,22p, EPA/600/A-99/005.
Presented at the Stoker Boiler Workshop, Dayton,
OH., August 19-20,1998. See also PB82-115312 and
PB89-194039.
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The paper discusses the development of multipollutant
emission control technology for stoker boilers. Effort to
develop a compact multipollutant control system for
coal-fired boilers include: (1) particle removal com-
bining electrostatics and fabric filtration, (2) combined
acid gas and metal vapor control using a compact,
verticfe-pipe reactor with new lime-based sorbents,
and (3) promoted oxidation and absorpton of nitrogen
oxides (NOx). An array of government and private part-
nerships have been formed to develop such a process
step independentlly. Plans to combine process steps
include a number of field pilot evaluations, followed by
a 200 MBtu/hr (60 MWt) stoker demonstration in Ohio.
Keywords: "Coal fired boilers, "Stokers, "Air pollution
control equipment, Emission control, Removal,
Sorbents, Filtration, Electrostatic precipitators, Com-
bustion products, Particulates, Particles, Nitrogen ox-
ides, New Source Performance Standards.
PB99-129827REB PC A06/MF A01
National Risk Management Research Lab., Cincinnati,
OH. Office of Research and Development.
Rochem Separation Systems, Inc. Disc Tube
(Trade Name) Module Technology: Innovative
Technology Evaluation Report
Science Applications International Corp., San Diego,
CA.
K. R. Cook. Jan 1998,90p, EPA/540/R-96/507.
Contract EPA-68-CO-0048
See also PB98-147101. Sponsored by National Risk
Management Research Lab., Cincinnati, OH. Office of
Research and Development.
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The report summarizes the findings of an evaluation of
the Rochem Separation Systems, Inc. (Rochem) Disc
Tube (TM) Module (DTM) technology. This technology
is a membrane separation process for treatment of
landfill teachate and other liquid wastes. To evaluate
performance features, the following critical objectives
were developed for the SITE Demonstration: (1) deter-
mine if the technology could met the developer's
claims for contaminant rejection of greater than 90%
for volatile organic compounds (VOCs), greater than
92% for TOC, and greater than 99% for TDS and met-
als; (2) determine if the technology could achieve and
maintain a systems treated water recovery rate of 75%
or greater; and (3) evaluate the DTM technology's re-
sistance to membrane fouling and scaling by deter-
mining the change in flux as a result of liquid waste
(leachate) treatment over the course of the Demonstra-
tion.
Keywords: "Liquid wastes, "Waste treatment,
"Separation processes, "Membranes, Leachate, Land-
fills, Hazardous materials, Metals, Filtration, Reverse
osmosis, UltrafiKration, Scaling control. Fouling pre-
vention. Performance evaluation, SITE(Supertund In-
novative Technology Evaluation), TOCffotal Organic
Carbon), TDSfTotal Dissolved Solids), Volatile organic
compounds, Microfiltration.
PB99-129876REB PC A19/MF A04
Quality Assurance Handbook for Air Pollution
Measurement Systems. Volume 2. Part 1. Ambient
Air Quality Monitoring Program Quality System
Development
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
M. Papp. 1998,408p, EPA/454/R-98/004.
See also Volume 4, PB95-199782.
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This document represents Volume II of a 5-volume
quality assurance (QA) handbook series dedicated to
air pollution measurement systems. Volume II is dedi-
cated to the Ambient Air Quality Surveillance Program
and the data collection activities of that program. The
intent of the document is twofold. The first is to provide
additional information and guidance on the material
covered in the Code of Federal Regulations pertaining
to the Ambient Air Quality Surveillance Program. The
second is to establish a set of consistent QA practices
that will improve the quality of the nation's ambient air
data and ensure data comparability among sites
across the nation. Therefore, the document is written
for technical personnel at State and local monitoring
agencies and is intended to provide enough informa-
tion to develop a quality for ambient air quality moni-
toring.
Keywords: "Air pollution measurement, "Chemical
analysis, "Data quality, "Quality assurance, Air pollu-
tion sampling, Data collection, Air pollution monitors,
Remote sensing. Gas analysis, Calibration, Accuracy,
Precision, Operation and maintenance. Performance
tests, Quality control, Ambient Air Quality Surveillance
Program, State and Local Ambient Monitoring Sta-
tions, National Ambient Montioring Stations, Photo-
chemical Assessment Monitoring Stations.
PB99-129934REB PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Air Pollution Prevention and Control Div.
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The
Wood Heating Option Put Into Environmental Per-
spective. Rept. for Jun 97-Jul 98.
OMNI Environmental Services, Inc., Beaverton, OR.
J. E. Houck, P. E. Tiegs, R. C. McCrillis, C. Keithley,
and J. Crouch. 1998,16p, EPA/600/A-99/008.
Grant EPA-R-285NASX
Presented at the Air and Waste Management Associa-
tion/Environmental Protection Agnecy Conference,
Emissions Inventory: Living in a Global Environment,
New Orleans, LA., December 8-10, 1998. See also
PB95-136164. Prepared in cooperation with Hearth
Products Association, Arlington, VA.
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The paper compares the national scale (rather than
local) air quality impacts of the various residential
space heating options. Specifically, it compares the rel-
ative contributions of the space heating options to fine
particlate emissions, greenhouse gas emissions, and
acid precipitation impacts. The major space heating
energy options are natural gas, fuel oil, kerosene,
liquiefied petroleum gas (LPG), electricity, coal, and
wood. Residential wood combustion (RWC) meets 9%
of the Nation's space heating energy needs and uti-
lizes a renewable resource. Wood is burned regularly
in about 30 million homes. Residential wood combution
is often perceived as environmentally dirty due to emis-
sions from older wood burners.
Keywords: "Wood burning appliances, "Stoves,
"Emissions, *Air pollution control, "Particulates, Air pol-
lution sources, Burning, Particles, Space heating.
Emission factors, Combustion products, Combustion
efficiency. Air pollution monitoring, Residential build-
ings.
PB99-130023REB PCA13/MFA03
National Risk Management Research Lab., Ada, OK.
Subsurface Protection and Remediation Div.
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenu-
ation of Chlorinated Solvents In Ground Water.
Final rept. 1 Jul 93-30 Sep 94.
Air Force Center for Environmental Excellence, Brooks
AFB, TX. Technology Transfer Div.
T. H. Wiedemeier, M. A. Swanson, D. E. Moutoux, B.
H. Wilson, D. H. Kampbell, P. E. Haas, R. N. Miller, J.
E. Hansen, E. K. Gordon, and J. T. Wilson. 1998,262p,
EPA/600/R-98/128.
See also AD-A324 060/3. Prepared in cooperation with
Parsons Engineering Science, Inc., Denver, CO. and
Geological Survey, Columbia, SC. Sponsored by Na-
tional Risk Management Research Lab., Ada, OK.
Subsurface Protection and Remediation Div.
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This protocol is designed to evaluate the fate in ground
water of chlorinated aliphatic hydrocarbons and/or fuel
hydrocarbons. The data collected under this protocol
can be used to compare the relative effectiveness of
other remedial options and natural attenuation. This
protocol should be used to evaluate whether monitored
natural attenuation by itself or in conjunction with other
remedial technologies is sufficient to achieve site-spe-
cific remedial objectives. Understanding the contami-
nant flow field in the subsurface is essential for a tech-
nically justified evaluation of a monitored natural at-
tenuation remedial option; therefore, use of this pro-
tocol is not appropriate for evaluating monitored nat-
ural attenuation at sites where the contaminant flow
field cannot be determined with an acceptable degree
of certainty (e.g., complex fractured bedrock, karst
aquifers).
Keywords: "Ground water, "Remediation, Chlorinated
aliphatic hydrocarbons, Fuels, Flow fields, Environ-
mental transport, Base flow, Groundwater movement.
Site characterization, Water pollution monitoring. Sub-
surface investigations, "Natural attenuation,
"Chlorinated solvents.
PB99-130189REB PC A05/MF A01
Pollution Prevention Research Strategy.
National Risk Management Research Lab., Cincinnati,
OH. Office of Research and Development.
J. Herrmann. Sep 1998,52p, EPA/600/R-98/123.
See also PB98-155005.
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ORD developed a Pollution Prevention Research
Strategy that elaborates on the directions in the stra-
tegic plan and provides a framework to guide invest-
ments in pollution prevention research and develop-
ment over the next five years. The strategy contains
four chapters: Chapter 1 sets the context; Chapter 2
outlines a strategic pollution prevention rationale;
Chapter 3 describes four long-term goals and accom-
panying strategic objectives to be addressed and in-
cludes activities to be pursued as part of the research
strategy; and Chapter 4 describes the implementation
approach for the goals and objectives presented in
Chapters.
Keywords: Pollution abatement, Life cycle assess-
ment, Technology assessment, Research and devel-
opment, Research programs. Strategy planning, Com-
puter-aided analysis, Government policies, Environ-
mental policies, US EPA, Socioeconomic factors, Cost
effectiveness, Environmental effects. Health hazards.
Risk management, "Sustainable development,
"Pollution prevention, Green engineering, Green
chemistry, ORD(Office of Research and Develop-
ment).
PB99-130205REB PC A03/MF A01
Pollution Prevention 1997: A Natonal Progress Re-
port Executive Summary.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pollution, Prevention, and Toxics.
Jun 1997,18p, EPA/742/S-97/001.
See PB93-157725.
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The intent of this report is to highlight some of the wide-
ly differing activities that can prevent pollution, and to
give readers a sense of the creativity and diversity of
participation in pollution prevention. Each of the chap-
ters in this report discusses the pollution prevention ac-
tivities of a particular sector of society. Guest com-
mentaries are included in each chapter of this report,
representing organizations as diverse as the National
Association of Counties, the Dow Chemical Company,
the Department of Defense, and the North Carolina
Department of Environment, Health and Natural Re-
sources.
Keywords: 'Sectoral analysis, 'Government/industry
relations, 'Environmental protection, Pollution abate-
ment. Citizen participation. Federal government, State
government. Local government. Government pro-
grams. Program management Government policies.
Technology utilization, Technology innovation,
'Pollution prevention.
PB99-130429REB PC A12/MF A03
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED):
Thiodicarb (Includes RED Facts: Thlodlcarb Fact
Sheet).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Dec 1998,250p, EPA/738/R-98/022.
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This Registration Eligibility Decision (RED) docu-
ment addresses the registration eligibility of the pes-
ticide miodicarb, dimethyl N,N'-(thiobis((methylimino)
carbonyloxy))bis (ethanimidothioate). Section I is the
introduction. Section II describes thiodicarb. its uses,
data requirements and regulatory history. Section III
discusses the human health and environmental as-
sessment based on the data available to the Agency.
Section IV presents the reregistration decision for
thkxfcarb. Section V discusses the reregistration re-
quirements for thiodicarb. Finally, Section VI contains
the Appendices which support this Reregistration Eligi-
bility Decision.
Keywords: 'Pesticides, Insecticides, Ovicktes, Di-
methyl compounds. Esters, Insect control, Toxfcity,
Risk asessment, Humans, Animals, Exposure, Envi-
ronmental transport, Chemical properties, Environ-
mental impacts, Pollution regulations, Administratrive
procedures. Requirements, 'Thkxticarb,
•Reregistration, Use patterns, CAS 59669-26-0.
PB99-130437REB PC A07/MF A02
Proceedings of the National Workshop: Pesticides
and Ground Water State/Tribal Management
Plans. Held In Washington, DC. on August 26-27,
1996.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
Dec 1997,11 Op, EPA/735/R-97/002.
See also PB99-130437.
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The purpose of the workshop was to continue
diaglogue regarding the SmP process and to provide
participants a forum to discuss the propsed rule. EPA's
rationale and regulatory approach, and issues that
have arisen as States and Tribes have developed their
programs.
Keywords: 'Pesticides, 'Ground water, 'Water pollu-
tion abatement, States(United States), American Indi-
ans, Intergovernmental relationships, Regulations, Ag-
ricultural runoff, Atrazine, Alachkx, Meetings, 'State
Management Plans, Metolachlor, Cyanazine,
Simazine.
PB99-130445REB PC A06
Guide to Documenting and Managing Cost and
Performance Information for Remediation
Projects. Revised Version.
Federal Remediation Technologies Roundtable.
Oct 1998,82p, EPA/542/B-98/007.
Available in original stock only. Document contains
large color fokJouts that cannot be reproduced legibly
in black and white. See also PB95-182960.
Order this product from NTIS by: phone at 1-800-553-
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This document summarizes the recommended proce-
dures for reporting costs and performance of remedi-
ation projects. Chapter 2 focuses on costs, while Chap-
ter 3 focuses on performance. Both chapters include
examples on how to use the recommended formats.
Chapter 4 identifies factors that affect cost or perform-
ance, and Chapter 5 presents information about spe-
cific reporting formats. A discussion about the Round-
table web site strategy is provided in Chapter 6. Ap-
pendices provide additional information related to that
presented in Chapters 2 through 6. Appendix A dis-
cusses the effects of matrix characteristics and oper-
ating parameters on cost or performance, while meas-
urement procedures for those parameters are shown in
Appendix B. A recommended format for preparing
case study abstracts is provided in Appendix C, and a
generic format for full case studies is shown in Appen-
dix D. Appendices E and F list the active members of
the Ad Hoc Work Group on Cost and Performance, and
the members of the Federal Remediation Tech-
nologies Roundtable, respectively.
Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, 'Remediation,
'Waste management, 'Cost analysis, 'Reporting,
'Performance evaluation, Waste treatment, Waste dis-
posal. Land pollution control. Water pollution control,
Factor analysis, Technology assessment, Record
keeping, Information dissemination, Formats, Cost
benefit analysis, Guides.
PB99-130536REB PC A04/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water.
Biological Indicators of Ground Water-Surface
Water Interaction: An Update.
Cadmus Group, Inc., Waltham, MA.
Sep 1998.46p, EPA/816/R-98/018.
Prepared in cooperation with Tetra Tech Environ-
mental Management, Inc., Chicago, IL Sponsored by
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water.
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This document discusses recent research about the
use of biological indicators as a tool to evaluate the
interaction of ground water and surface water. Topics
covered include: hyporheic zone organism sample col-
lection and study methods, study settings and contami-
nants, and general effectiveness of this research. An
extensive bibliography appears at the end of this docu-
ment.
Keywords: 'Biological indicators, •Surface-ground-
water relationships, "Water pollution effects. Indicator
species, Microorganisms, Biological monitoring. Water
pollutants, Sampling, Discharge(Water), Environ-
mental transport. Interactions, Literature surveys,
'Hyporheic zone.
PB99-130577REB PC A04/MF A01
Health Effects from Exposure to High Levels of
Sulfate in Drinking Water Study.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water.
21 Jan 1999,32p, EPA/815/R-99/001.
Prepared in cooperation with National Center for Envi-
ronmental Health. Atlanta, GA.
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The objective of the present study was to provide addi-
tional information regarding whether sensitive popu-
lations (infants and transients) may be adversely af-
fected by sudden exposure to drinking water con-
taining high levels of sulfate. Specifically, the authors
designed a field invesigation to recruit 880 infants ex-
posed to naturally occurring high levels of sutfate in the
drinking water provided by public water systems and
an experimental trial of exposure in adults. The authors
conducted a pilot study of the planned recruitment
methods and study instruments in four counties in
South Dakota with high levels of sulfate in the drinking
water provided by the public water systems. The au-
thors developed a self-administered questionnaire
(SAO) to examine tap water use. The SAO asked
questions about the source of the women's home tap
water, what mothers of infants < = 3 months old were
currently feeding their babies, and how pregnant
women planned to feed their infants.
Keywords: 'Sulfates, 'Drinking water, 'Health effects,
'Water pollution effects(Humans), Potable water, Pub-
lic health, Risk assessment, Exposure, Inges-
tion(Physiology), Natural occurrence, Dose-response
relationships. Health hazards, Public utilities, water
systems, Infants, Children, Cohort studies.
PB99-130585REB PC A06/MF A01
Clean Water Tribal Resource Directory for Waste-
water Treatment Assistance.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Off tee of Water.
Dec 1998,96p, EPA/832/B-98/005.
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This publication, intended for use by Indian tribes and
tribal environmental organizations, identifies financial
and technical assistance programs aimed at tribes.
Section one provides an overview of national organiza-
tions including federal agencies, tribal organizations
and technical assistance programs. Section two lists
organizations found in specific EPA regions. Both parts
include contact information for all resources men-
tioned.
Keywords: "Waste water treatment, 'Financial assist-
ance, 'Technical assistance, 'American Indians,
•Directories, Federal agencies, EPA regions, Organi-
zations, Goverment programs, US EPA, US DOA, US
DOC, US HUD, US DOI. US HHS.
PB99-130593REB PC A04/MF A01
Guidance Manual for the Monitoring and Report-
Ing Requirements of the NPDES Storm Water
Multi-Sector General Permit
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
Jan 1999,34p, EPA/833/B-99/001.
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The document provides guidance to facilities subject to
monitoring and reporting requirements under the Multi-
Sector Storm Water General Permit (MSGP) in order to
comply with their visual, analytical, and compliance
monitoring requirements and ensure proper reporting
of laboratory results.
Keywords: 'National Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System, 'Water pollution monitoring, 'Permits,
'Reporting requirements, 'Guides, Water pollution
standards. Standards compliance, Water sampling,
Visual inspection, Storm water runoff, Water quality
mangement. Analytical methods.
PB99-1306SOREB PC A10/MF A02
Environmental Protection Agency, Stennis Space Cen-
ter, MS. Gulf of Mexico Program.
Constructed Wetlands for Animal Waste Treat-
ment: A Manual on Performance, Design, and Op-
eration with Case Histories.
Alabama Soil and Water Conservation Committee,
Montgomery.
Jun 1997,192p. EPA/855/B-97/001.
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Color illustrations reproduced in black and white. See
also PB99-129041. Prepared in cooperation with Na-
tional Council of the Paper Industry for Air and Stream
Improvement, Inc., Medford, MA. and CH2M Hill, Inc.,
Gainesville, FL Sponsored by Environmental Protec-
tion Agency, Stennis Space Center, MS. Gulf of Mex-
ico Program.
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This document is intended to be a state-of-the-art
users manual on constructed wetlands for those engi-
neers, planners, technicians, and livestock producers
who have more than just a casual interest int he sub-
ject of constructed wetlands for treating livestock
wastes. It will also provide other practical information
intended to help the user understand the value of
constructured wetlands and how they might be in-
cluded as part of an animal waste management sys-
tem.
Keywords: *Wetlands, 'Waste water treatment, 'Waste
treatment, 'Farm wastes, "Agricultural runoff, Feed
tots, Confinement pens, Livestock, Liquid wastes, De-
sign, Operation and maintenance, Performance eval-
uation, Construction, Surface flow, Subsurface flow,
Vegetation, Filtration, Adsoprtion, Uptake,
Evapotra aspiration.
PB99-130742REB PC A17/MF A03
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
Economic Analysis of Effluent Limitation Guide-
lines and Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
W. Wheeler. Dec 1998,360p, EPA/821 /R-98/019.
Contract EPA-68-C4-0060
See also PB95-186821, PB99-129678 and PB99-
130759. Prepared in cooperation with Abt Associates,
Inc., Cambridge, MA. Sponsored by Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC. Office of Water.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This report estimates the economic and financial ef-
fects and the benefits of compliance with the proposed
effluent limitations guidelines and standards for the
Centralized Waste Treatment (CWT) industry. The En-
vironmental Protection Agency (EPA) has measured
these impacts in terms of changes in the profitability of
waste treatment operations at CWT facilities, changes
in market prices to CWT services, and changes in the
quantities of waste management at CWT facilities in six
geographic regions. EPA has also examined the im-
"T on companies owning CWT facilities (including
cts on small entities), on communities in which
' facilities are located, and on environmental jus-
tice. EPA examined the benefits to society of the CWT
effluent limitations guidelines and standards by exam-
ining cancer and non-cancer health effects of the regu-
lation, recreational benefits, and cost savings to pub-
licly owned treatment works (POTWs) to which indi-
rect-discharging CWT facilities send their wastewater.
Keywords: "Waste water treatment, "Water treatment
plants, "Waste processing plants, "Economic analysis,
"Water pollution control, Water pollution standards,
Standards compliance, Costs, Economics impact, Mar-
ket analysis, Prices, Employment, Competitiveness,
Cost benefit analysis, Small business. Social impact,
Environimental impacts, Water pollution economics,
Effluents, Metals, Oils, Organic compounds.
PB99-130759REB PC A05/MF A01
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
Cost Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Limita-
tions Guidelines and Standards for the Central-
ized Waste Treament Industry.
Research Triangle Inst., Durham, NC.
W. Wheeler. Dec 1998,74p, EPA/821 /R-98/018.
Contract EPA-68-C4-0060
See also PB99-130742. Prepared in cooperation with
Abt Associates, Inc., Cambridge, MA. Sponsored by
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
EPA has proposed effluent limitations guidelines and
standards for the centralized waste treatment (CWT)
industry. This report investigates the cost-effective-
ness of all possible combinations of proposed control
options for the three subcategories of CWT operations.
EPA considered three control options for metals, two
for oils and two for organics, with 12 possible combina-
tions of these options. The report measures cost-effec-
tiveness through a comparison of compliance costs to
the quantity of pollutants removed under each com-
bination of control options. The effectiveness of the
regulations is measured in terms of reductions in the
pounds of pollutants discharged to surface waters,
weighted to account for the pollutants' toxicity. Some
pollutants removed are specifically addressed by the
regulation, while others and not directly regulated but
are removed incidentally as a result of controlling for
other pollutants.
Keywords: "Waste water treatment, "Water treatment
plants, "Waste processing plants, "Cost effectiveness,
"Water pollution control, Water pollution standards,
Standards compliance, Water pollutants, Metals, Or-
ganic compounds, Effluents, Oils, Pollution regula-
tions, Toxicity, Removal, Alternatives, Cost analysis,
Water pollution economics, Pollutant Weighting Meth-
od, Taoxi Weighting Factors. POTW(Publicaly Owned
Treatment Works).
PB99-132904REB PC A08/MF A02
Electricity Generating Facilities. Section 313 of the
Emergency Planning and Community Rlght-to-
Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory, in-
dustry guidance.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pollution, Prevention, and Toxics.
Jan 1999,144p, EPA/745/B-99/003.
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This document is intended to assist establishments
and facilities designated by the Standard Industrial
Classification (SIC) codes 4911 (limited to facilities that
combust coal and/or oil for the purpose of generating
electricity for distribution in commerce), 4931 (limited
to facilities that combust coal and/or oil for the purpose
of generating electricity for distribution in commerce),
and 4939 (limited to facilities that combust coal and/or
oil for the purpose of generating electricity for distribu-
tion in commerce) in making compliance determina-
tions under the EPCRA Section 313 reporting require-
ments and preparing Form R(s) or the Form A certifi-
cation statement(s) as required. Chapter 1 serves as
an introduction to TRI reporting and provides a brief
background on the Emergency Planning and Commu-
nity Right-to-Know Act and information on where to ob-
tain additional compliance assistance. Chapter 2 be-
gins with how to determine if your facility must report.
Chapter 2 concludes with a discussion on how you ad-
dress trade secrets in your reporting and the kinds of
records you should be keeping to support your report-
ing. Chapter 3 discusses how you calculate the activity
thresholds (manufacture, process, and otherwise use)
for the EPCRA Section 313 chemicals. Chapter 3 con-
cludes with a discussion of how to determine whether
EPCRA Section 313 chemicals exceed a reporting
threshold, including focused discussions on issues
specific to electricity generating facilities. Chapter 4
discusses how you calculate the release and other
waste management amounts for those EPCRA Section
313 chemicals for which you must prepare a report.
This chapter provides a step-by-step approach de-
signed to minimize the risk of overlooking an activity in-
volving an EPCRA Section 313 chemical and any po-
tential sources or types of releases and other waste
management activities that your facility may conduct.
Keywords: "Electric power generation, "Air pollution,
"Waste management, Electric utilities, Fossil-fuel
power plants, Coal combustion, Petroleum products,
Waste streams, Waste disposal, Waste recycling,
Emission factors. Water pollution. Land pollution, Fa-
cilities management, Thresholds, Recordkeeping,
Compliance, Regulatory guides, Reporting require-
ments, *EPCRA(Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act), "Emergency Planning and Com-
munity Right-to-Know Act, "Toxic Chemical Release
Inventory, Toxic Release Inventory, Fugitive emis-
sions.
PB99-132912REB PC A07/MF A02
Metal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know
Act Toxic Chemical Release Inventory. Industry
guidance.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pollution, Prevention, and Toxics.
Jan 1999,118p, EPA/745/B-99/001.
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This document is intended to assist establishments
and facilities designated by the Standard Industrial
Classification (SIC) Major Group 10 (except SIC codes
1011, 1081, and 1094) in making compliance deter-
minations under the EPCRA Section 313 reporting re-
quirements and preparing Form R(s) or the Form A
certification statement(s) as required. Chapter 1 serves
as an introduction to TRI reporting and provides a brief
background on the Emergency Planning and Commu-
nity Right-to-Know Act arid information on where to ob-
tain additional compliance assistance. Chapter 2 be-
gins with how to determine if your facility must report.
Chapter 2 concludes with a discussion on how you ad-
dress trade secrets in your reporting and the kinds of
records you should be keeping to support your report-
ing. Chapter 3 discusses how you calculate the activity
thresholds (manufacture, process, and otherwise use)
for the EPCRA Section 313 chemicals. Chapter 3 con-
cludes with a discussion of how to determine whether
EPCRA Section 313 chemicals exceed a reporting
threshold, including focused discussions on issues
specific to metal mining facilities. Chapter 4 discusses
how you calculate the release and other waste man-
agement amounts for those EPCRA Section 313
chemicals for which you must prepare a report. This
chapter provides a step-by-step approach designed to
minimize the risk of overlooking an activity involving an
EPCRA Section 313 chemical and any potential
sources or types of releases and other waste manage-
ment activities that your facility may conduct.
Keywords: "Metalliferous minerals, "Mining industry,
"Waste management. Mine wastes. Extraction,
Beneficiation, Comminution, Ore dressing, Waste
streams, Waste disposal. Waste recycling, Emission
factors, Air pollution, Water pollution, Land pollution,
Facilities management. Compliance, Regulatory
guides, "EPCRA(Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act), "Emergency Planning and Com-
munity Right-to-Know Act, "Toxic Chemicaj Release
Inventory, Toxic Release Inventory, Fugitive emis-
sions.
PB99-132920REB PC A15/MF A03
Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Com-
munity Rlght-to-Know Act. Toxic Chemical Re-
lease Inventory (Revised 1998 Version). Questions
and Answers.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pollution, Prevention, and Toxics.
Dec 1998,308p, EPA/745/B-98/004.
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Table of Contents:
Determining whether or not to report:
Facility;
Exemptions;
Determining whether or not to report:
Chemicals;
Completing the Form R:
Releases and waste management calculations;
Form A and Form R submissions;
Supplier notification;
Trade secrets;
Appendix A. Section 313 Policy directives;
Appendix B. Glossary;
Appendix C. Incorrect guidance on EPCRA Section
313;
June 1999 25
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Appendix D. Recent EPA guidance;
and Index.
Keywords: 'Reporting requirements, "Waste manage-
ment, 'Administrative procedures. Chemical com-
pounds. Hazardous materials. Toxic substances,
Waste treatment, Facilities management, Exemptions,
Government policies. Regulatory guides,
*EPCRA(Emergency Planning and Community Right-
to-Know Act), 'Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act, 'Toxic Chemical Release Inven-
tory, Toxic Release Inventory, Chemical releases.
PB99-132938REB PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Assessment of Proposed Effluent
Limitations Guidelines and Standards for Syn-
thetic-Based Drilling Fluids and Other-Non Aque-
ous Drilling Fluids In the Oil and Gas Extraction
Point Source Category.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
Feb 1999,28p, EPA/821/B-98/019.
See ateo PB99-132961.
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This environmental assessment consists of an evalua-
tion of the ecological and indirect human health im-
pacts for the discharge of cuttings contaminated with
synthetic-based drilling fluids (SBFs) with respect to
discharges to water. Tn addition, this document de-
scribes the environmental characteristics of SBF drill-
ing wastes (e.g., toxicity. btoaccumulatkxi, txodegrada-
tion). the types of anticipated impacts, and the pollutant
modeling results for water column concentrations, pore
water concentrations, and human health effects via
consumption of affected seafood. The geographic
areas considered under this rule are those where EPA
knows SBFs are currently used and those where EPA
projects SBFs will be used as a result of the SBF Efflu-
ent Guidelines. This includes the Gulf of Mexico, off-
shore California, and Cook Inlet. Alaska.
Keywords: "Water pollution standards, "Water pollution
control, 'Petroleum industry, 'Natural gas industry,
'Drilling fluids, •Environmental impact statements,
Water pollution sources, Point sources, Offshore drill-
ing, Cutting fluids. Synthetic oils, Well drilling. Chem-
ical effluents, Aquatic ecosystems, Environmental im-
pacts. Aquatic biology, BkxJegradation,
Bioaccuulatkxi, Ocean bottom. Toxicity. Risk assess-
ment, BAT(Best Available Technology Achievable).
PB99-132961REB PC A14/MF A03
Development Document for Proposed Effluent
Limitations Guidelines and Standards for Syn-
thetic-Based Drilling Fluids and Other Non-Aque-
ous DriHIng Fluids in the Oil and Gas Extraction
Point Source Category.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Water.
Feb 1999,2B4p. EPA/821/B-98/021.
See also PB99-132938.
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The purpose of this rulemaking is to amend the effluent
limitations guidelines and standards for the control of
Discharges of certain pollutants associated with the
use of synthetic-based drilling fluids (SBFs) and other
non-aqueous drilling fluids in portions of the Offshore
Subcategory and Cook Inlet portion of the Coatal Sub-
category of the Oil and Gas Extraction Point Source
Category. These proposed limitations apply to dis-
charges or effluent generated when oil and gas wells
are drilled using SBFs or other non-aqueous drilling
fluids (collectively referred to simply as SBFs) in coast-
al and offshore regions in locations where drilling
wastes may be discharged.
Keywords: 'Water pollution control, 'Petroleum indus-
try, •Natural gas industry, 'Drilling fluids, 'Water pollu-
tion standards. Water poiution sources. Point sources,
Offshore drilling, Curling fluids. Synthetic oils. Well
drilling, Chemical effluents. Waste streams. Waste
water treatment. Waste water Disposal, dean Water
Act, Pollution regulations, Environmental impacts, Eco-
nomic impact. Cost analysis, Requirements, Standards
compliance, Best technology, Pollution Prevention Act,
New Source Performance Standards, BPT(Best Prac-
ticable Control Technology Currently Available),
BAT(Best Available Technology Economically Achiev-
able), BCT(Best ConventtonalPollution Control Tech-
nology), SBF(Synthetic-Based Drilling Fluids).
PB99-133266REB PC A04/MF A01
SAB Advisory: The Clean Air Act Section 812 Pro-
spective Study; Health and Ecological Initial Stud-
ies.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Health and Ecological Effects Subcommittee.
Feb 1999,38p, EPA-SAB-COUNCIL-ADV-99-005.
See also PB96-185673.
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The Health and Ecological Effects Subcommittee
(HEES) of the Advisory Council on Clean Air Compli-
ance Analysis (Council), of the Science Advisory
Board, has reviewed precursors to the first Prospective
Study: Report to Congress. The HEES concludes that
the approach to the health/ecological effects assess-
ment lacks a framework for ecological evaluations. The
Agency should develop a comprehensive methodology
for valuing natural resources and ecological services,
incorporating contemporary ecological thinking and
findings. The HEES encourages the Agency to explore
valuations at the watershed level or large (or other
scales of concern) to avoid double-counting of pollut-
ant effects and interactions among pollutants.
Keywords: 'dean Air Act, 'Air pollution effects,
•Environmental effects, 'Health effects, Air pollutants.
Toxic substances, PartjcUates, Emissions, Hearth haz-
ards, Risk assessment. Estimation, Mathematical
models, 'Hazardous air pollutants.
PB99-133274REB PC A04/MF A01
SAB Advisory on the TRIM.FaTE Module of the
Total Risk Integrated Methodology (TRIM).
Environmental Protection Agency. Washington, DC.
Environmental Models Subcommittee of the Science
Advisory Board.
Dec1998,42p.
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The Environmental Models Subcommittee (EMS) of
the Executive Committee (EC) of the Science Advisory
Board (SAB) reviewed the TRIM(period)FaTE Module
of the Total Risk Integrated Methodology (TRIM) being
developed by the Office of Air Quality Planning and
Standards (QAQPS) in the Office of Air and Radiation
(OAR). Recommendations are made to seek input
from users before and after the methodology is devel-
oped to maximize its utility, to know how it is being
used, and to guard against inappropriate uses; to pro-
vide documentation of recommended and inappro-
priate applications; to provide training for users; to test
the model and its subcomponents against current data
and models to evaluate its ability to provide realistic re-
sults; and to apply terminology consistently.
Keywords: 'Risk assessment, 'Environmental effects,
•Health effects, Environmental transport. Environ-
mental exposure. Health hazards, Environmental pol-
lution, Computerized simulation. Mathematical models,
•TRIM(period)FaTE module, *TRIM(Total Risk Inte-
grated Methodology). Total Risk Integrated Method-
ology, Environmental fate.
PB99-133282REB PC A04/MF A01
SAB Report Review of Health Risk from Low-
Level Environmental Exposures to Radto-Nuclides
(FGR-13 Report). Review of the Office of Radiation
and Indoor Air's Federal Guidance Report 13-Part
1, Interim Version (FGR-13).
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Radiation and Indoor Air.
Dec 1998,44p, EPA-SAB-RAC-99-009.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
On May 6-7, 1998, the Federal Guidance Report Re-
view Subcommittee (FGRRS) reviewed technical as-
pects of the draft document, 'Health Risks from Low-
Level Environmental Exposure to RaoSonudktes', Fed-
eral Guidance Report 13 - Part 1 -Interim Version (FGR
13-Part1).
Keywords: "Radioisotopes, "Biological radiation ef-
fects, 'Environmental exposure, >iisk assessment.
Radiation doses, Dose rates, Radiosensitivity, Radi-
ation hazards, Health hazards, Dose-response rela-
tionships, Radioecological concentration, Maximum
permissible intake, Maximum permissible exposure,
Neoplasms.
PB99-133290REB PC A04/MF A01
SAB Advisory: The National Human Expsoure As-
sessment Survey (NHEXAS) Pilot Studies.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Integrated Human Exposure Committee.
Feb 1999,38p, EPA-SAB-IHEC-ADV-99-004.
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The ultimate goal of the National Human Exposure As-
sessment Survey (NHEXAS) is to document status and
trends of national distributions of human exposure to
potentially high risk chemicals to improve the accuracy
of exposure (and risk) assessments, and to evaluate
whether exposure (risk) is decreasing or increasing
over time with the application of risk management
steps by taking into account exposure to multiple
chemicals from various routes and media. In doing so,
NHEXAS will help to identify those pathways and
routes that are responsible for the greatest exposure
and will therefore provide direction for decisions on the
most effective strategies ro reduce risks.
Keywords: 'Health hazards, 'Risk assessment, 'Public
health, 'Strategic planning, 'Surveying, Environmental
surveys, Health surveys, Human populations, Chem-
ical compounds, Hazardous materials, Environmental
exposure pathway, Health effects, Dose rates, Moni-
toring, *NHEXAS(Natk>nal Human Exposure Assess-
ment Survey), 'National Human Exposure Assessment
Survey(NHEXAS), NHANES(National Health and
Human Nutrition Examination Survey), Biomarker.
PB99-133852REB PC A05/MF A01
Better Backyard: A Citizen Resource Guide to
Beneficial Landscaping and Habitat Restoration In
the Chesapeake Bay Watershed.
Environmental Protection Agency, Annapolis, MD.
Chesapeake Bay Program.
Mar 1999,68p, EPA/903/B-99/002, CBP-219/99.
See also PB93-161669.
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Contents:
Where We Live:
The Chesapeake Bay Watershed;
Before You Begin:
Important Concepts;
How To Use This Guide;
Before You Start:
Evaluate Your Land;
Water Water Everywhere. Controlling Runoff;
Less to Mow:
Alternatives to the Traditional Lawn;
Protecting Critical Habitats:
Wetlands, Forests, and Streams;
Waterfront Property:
Guarding the Edge;
Beyond the Driveway:
Getting Involved in Community Efforts;
Glossary;
and Resources and Contacts.
Keywords: 'Chesapeake Bay. 'Watershed manage-
ment, 'Habitat improvement, 'Environmental protec-
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tion, Aquatic habitats, Wetlands, Forests, Streams,
Wildlife habitats, Water quality management,
Plants(Botany), Vegetation, Riparian land, Riparian
waters. Runoff, Water pollution abatement, Coastal
zone management. Shores, Middle Atlantic Re-
gion(United States), Integrated pest management.
PB99-134819REB PC A03/MF A01
Restored Riparian Buffers as Tools for Ecosystem
Restoration in the MAIA; Processes, Endpoints,
and Measures of Success for Water, Soil, Flora
and Fauna. Book chapter.
National Risk Management Research Lab., Ada, OK.
E. E. Jorgensen, T. J. Canfield, and F. W. Kutz. 1999,
14p,EPAV600/A-99/009.
See also PB92-224161. Product reproduced from dig-
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Riparian buffer restorations are used as management
tools to produce favorable water quality impacts, more-
over the basis for riparian buffers as an instrument of
water quality restoration rests on a relatively firm foun-
dation. Two broad areas of research are indicated.
First, data are needed to document the relative effec-
tiveness of riparian buffers that differ according to
width, length, and plant species composition. These
questions, of managing buffer dimension and species
composition for functionality, are of central importance
even when attenuation of nutrient and sediment loads
alone are considered. Second, where ecosystem res-
toration is the goal, effects to in-stream and terrestrial
riparian biota need to be considered. Relatedly, the ef-
fects of the restoration on the landscape need to be
considered. Particularly, at what rate do the effects of
the riparian buffer on in-stream water quality, biota,
and habitat diminish downstream from restored sites.
USEPA-NRML has initiated a research project that wil
document the potential for buffers to restore riparian
ecosystems; focusing on water quality effects but also,
importantly, documetmg effects on biota.
Keywords: 'Riparian waters, 'Buffers, 'Soit-water-
plant relationships, 'Biological communities, 'Water
quality management. Watersheds, Aquatic habitats.
Soil types, Riparian land, Terrestrial ecosystems.
Aquatic ecosystems, Restoration, Environment im-
pacts.
PB99-134884REB PC A04/MF A01
Ambient Air Precision and Accuracy Program.
1996 Annual Report.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Emissions, Monitoring, and Analysis Div.
D. Mustek. 1 Mar 1998,40p, EPA/454/R-97/007.
See also report for 1995, PB97-148399.
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A review of the annual 1996 data for five of the six cri-
teria pollutants (lead excluded): Ozone (O3); Sulfur Di-
oxide (SO2); Carbon Monoxide (CO); Nitrogen Dioxide
(NO2); and Paricles (PM10) was performed on the pre-
cision and accuracy data for reporting organizations as
submitted to the EPA's Aerometric Information Re-
trieval System (AIRS) database. This review yieled a
national average with upper and lower probability limits
for each pollutant which holds 95% of the stations data.
A national review revealed that the overall quality of the
nation's ambient air monitoring data was within accept-
able guidelines. A review of the 1996 annual precision
and accuracy data was also performed. This document
fulfills the requirement within the 40 CFR Part 58 Ap-
pendix A for an annual report concerning the precision
and accuracy data submitted to the EPA from the state
and local agencies.
Keywords: 'Ambient air quality, *Air pollution moni-
toring, 'Data quality, 'Quality assurance, Air pollutants,
Ozone, Carbon monoxide, Particulates, Particles, Sul-
fur doixkJe, Nitrogen oxides, Lead(Metal), Ecological
concentration. Accuracy, Precision, Audits, Air pollu-
tion monitors, Air pollution standards. Standards com-
pliance, Tables(Data).
PB99-134983REB PC A17/MF A03
Municipal Solid Waste Landfills, Volume 1. Sum-
mary of the Requirements for the New Source Per-
formance Standards and Emmlssion Guidelines
for Municipal Solid Waste Landfills. Final rept.
Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle
Park, NC. Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
Feb1999,352p.
Supersedes PB99-117426.
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
This volume is one of several documents designed to
assist States, EPA regional offices, and municipal solid
waste (MSW) landfill owners and operators in imple-
menting the New Source Performance Standards
(NSPS) and Emission Guidelines (EG) for MSW land-
fills. Full references to all related documents are pro-
vided. A summary is enclosed of the NSPS and EG
and the control, monitoring, recordkeeping and report-
ing requirements. Explanations are included to help im-
plementing agencies determine applicability, ensure
compliance, collect and review reports, and conduct in-
spections. The appendices include tools for ensuring
compliance.
Keywords: 'Municipal wastes, 'Solid waste disposal,
'Landfills, 'Air pollution control, 'Emissions, Guide-
lines, Requirements, Air pollution sources. Air pollution
monitoring, Air pollution standards, Standards compli-
ance, Record keeping. Reporting, Inspection, 'New
Source Performance Standards, Landfill gases.
PB99-500605REB CD-ROM CP D01
Wlllapa Watershed Information System (on CD-
ROM). Data file.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Dec 1998,1 CD-ROM.
Contains search and retrieval software. Contains GIS
datasets in ARC/INFO 7.Xformat and a browsable data
catalog. The catalog can be viewed with Netscape
Navigator 2.02 which is included. The spacial data can
be accessed with ARCVIEW or ARC/INFO. For Win-
dows based PC users, the ESRI ARCVIEW data pub-
lisher is included on the CD. Macintosh or UNIX users
must provide their own viewers.
The datafile is on one disc. Requires 12 MB of hard
disk space. Order this product from NTIS by: phone at
1-800-553-NTIS (U.S. customers); (703)605-6000
(other countries); fax at (703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
The CD contains geologic information system (GIS)
datasets for the Willapa Watershed located in south-
western Washington state. The CD-ROM is part of the
Coastal Temperature Rain Forest Bioregional Informa-
tion System. It provides easy access to extensive infor-
mation describing the natural and human resources.
Included on the CD are more than one hundred dif-
ferent spatial data sets, as well as additional informa-
tion in the form of reports, maps, charts, and tables
about the Willapa Watershed. The information
catalogued covers biology, environmental quality,
geomorphology. hydrology, infrastructure, political, ter-
rain, and vegetation. It was gathered and developed
over several years by numerous organizations, agen-
cies, and local residents.
Keywords: 'Data file, 'Willapa River, 'Watersheds, En-
vironmental quality, Geomorphology, Hydrology, Ter-
rain, Vegetation, Biology, Infrastructure, Political as-
pects, Geographic information systems, Data sets,
CD-ROM, Southwestern Region(Washington).
PB99-500654REB Mag Tape $454.00
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): February
1999 Chemcial Substances Inventory: Revised In-
ventory Synonym and Preferred Name File (Raw
Data File) (on Magnetic Tape and CO-ROM). Data
file.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pollution, Prevention, and Toxics.
Feb 1999, magnetic tape.
Supersedes PB97-503205, PB97-501456, PB96-
503222, PB96-501333, PB96-500556, and PB98-
502404.
Ordering information for each format: (A) CD-ROM
searchable database, order no. SUB-5423, $288; or
(B) ASCII text file of raw data, 3 1/2 inch HD DK, order
no. PB99-500670, $161; or (C) Datafile on magnetic
tape, order no. PB99-500654, $454. Prices outside the
U.S., Canada, and Mexico are double. Formats: Avail-
able in EBCDIC character set 6250 bpi, 3480 cartridge,
CD-ROM.
The TSCA Chemical Substance Inventory provides
chemical identity information for the 63,557 non-con-
fidential substances on the TSCA Master Inventory
File. The datafile contains no TSCA Confidential Busi-
ness Information. New versions of the TSCA Inventory
are issued at approximately six month intervals are
issued at approximately six month intervals. The data
provided for each chemical substance include the CAS
Registry Number, Preferred CA Index Name, molec-
ular formula, and other appropriate information, such
as valid chemical names by submitters. The entrie are
in ascending CAS Registry Number order.
Keywords: 'Data file, 'Chemical compounds, 'Toxic
Substances Control Act, Nomenclature, Molecular
structure, Inventories, Magnetic tapes, CD-ROM,
'Chemical Substances Inventory, CAS Registry Num-
ber, Molecular formula.
PB99-500662REB CP D01
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)-PMN File:
ASCII Text Data, February 1999. TSCA Chemical
Substances Inventory: PMN Number to EPA Ac-
cession Number Link (on Diskette). Data file.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pollution, Prevention, and Toxics.
Feb 1999,1 diskette.
This product contains text only. Customers must pro-
vide their own search and retrieval software. The Re-
vised Inventory Synonym and Preferred Name File is
also available. Supersedes PB97-503189, PB97-
501449, PB96-503248, PB96-501267, PB98-500572,
and PB98-502388.
The datafile is on one 3 1/2 inch DOS diskette, 1.44M
high density. File format: ASCII text. Order this product
from NTIS by: phone at 1-800-553-NTIS (U.S. cus-
tomers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax at
(703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworid.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
The PMN Number to EPA Accession Number Link
Diskette provides a cross-reference of these numbers
for commended PMNs on the confidential portion of the
TSCA Master Inventory File. Neither this cross-ref-
erence nor the additional information included is TSCA
Confidential Business Information. Provided on the
diskette for each confidential commenced PMN are the
PMN Case Number, EPA Accession Number, Generic
Name, and EPA special flags. The sequence of the file
is in ascending PMN case Number, EPA Accession
Number, Generic Name, and EPA special flags. The
sequence of the file is in ascending PMN case num-
bers sorted first, followed by "r" case numbers.
Keywords: 'Data file, 'Chemical compounds, 'Toxic
Substances Control Act, Nomenclature, Molecular
structure, Inventories, Diskettes, 'Chemical Sub-
stances Inventory, CAS Registry Number, Molecular
formula, PMN(Premature Notification).
PB99-500670REB Diskette $161.00
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): ASCII Text
Data, February 1999. TSCA Chemcial Substances
Inventory: Revised Inventory Synonym and Pre-
ferred Name File (Raw Data File) (on Diskette).
Datafile.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Pollution, Prevention, and Toxics.
Feb 1999,3 diskettes.
This product contains text only. Customers must pro-
vide their own search and retrieval software. Files are
compressed. Supersedes PB97-503163, PB97-
501431, PB96-503230, PB95-503116, PB95-505400,
PB98-500564, and PB98-502412.
Ordering information for each format: (A) CD-ROM
searchable database, order no. SUB-5423, $288; or
(B) ASCII text file of raw data, 3 1/2 inch HD DK, order
no. PB99-500670, $161; or (C) Datafile on magnetic
tape, order no. PB99-500654, $454. Prices outside the
U.S., Canada, and Mexico are double. The datafile is
on three 3 1/2 inch DOS DK, 1.44M HD. File format:
ASCII text.
The TSCA Chemical Substance Inventory provides
chemical identity information for the 63,557 non-con-
fidential substances on the TSCA Master Inventory
File. The datafile contains no TSCA Confidential Busi-
June 1999 27
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EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
ness Information. New versions of the TSCA Inventory
are issued at approximately six month intervals. The
data provided for each chemical substance include the
CAS Registry Number, Preferred CA Index Name, mo-
lecular formula, and other appropriate information,
such as valid chemical names reported by submitters.
The entn'e are in ascending CAS Registry Number
order.
Keywords: 'Data file, 'Chemical compounds, 'Toxic
Substances Control Act, Nomenclature, Molecular
structure, Inventories, Diskettes, 'Chemical Sub-
stances Inventory, CAS Registry Number, Molecular
formula.
PB99-500696REB CD-ROM CP D02
Setter Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System.
EPA Region 1 (CT, ME, MA, NH, Rl, VT) (Version
2.0) (on CD-ROM). Model-Simulation.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Science and Technology.
Jan 1999, CD-ROMs, EPA/823/C-98/003.
Minimum system requirements: Pentium PC, 133-Mhz;
250 MB hard drive space; 32 MB RAM, 32 MB swap
space; quadspeed CD-ROM drive; Windows 95,98, or
NT (except QUAL2E); ArcView 3.0a or 3.1. See also
PB98-502487. PB98-114358, PB97-153704, PB97-
502483, PB97-134290, PB96-163480, PB95-181269,
PB95-176368, PB97-134308, PB92-502905, PB87-
101580, AD-A176 734. Y2K - compliant.
BASINS is available by EPA region. Call NTIS or visit
our web site for additional information, www.ntis.gov/
fcpc/basins.htm.. The software is on two discs. Order
this product from NTIS by: phone at 1-800-553-NTIS
(U.S. customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax
at (703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road. Springfield, VA, 22161. USA.
BASINS is a multipurpose environmental analysis sys-
tem for use by regional, state, and local agencies in
performing watershed- and water-quality-based stud-
ies. It was developed to address three objectives: To
facilitate examination of environmental information; To
support analysis of environmental systems; and To
provide a framework for examining management alter-
natives. Because many states and local agencies are
moving toward a watershed-based approach, the sys-
tem is configured to support environmental and eco-
logical studies in a watershed context. It is designed to
be flexible. It can support analysis at a variety of scales
using tools that range from simple to sophisticated. BA-
SINS was also conceived as a system for supporting
the development of total maximum daily loads
(TMDLs). Developing TMDLs requires a watershed-
based point and nonpoint source analysis for a variety
of pollutants. It also lets the user test different manage-
ment options. BASINS makes watershed and water
quality studies easier by bringing key data and analyt-
ical components 'under one roof.' Analysts can effi-
ciently access provided national environmental infor-
mation, apply assessment and planning tools, and run
a variety of proven, robust nonpoint loading and water
quality models. A geographic information system (GIS)
provides the integrating framework. GIS provides tech-
niques for analyzing landscape information and dis-
playing relationships. Through the use of GIS, BASINS
has the flexibility to display and integrate a wide range
of information (e.g. land use, point sources discharges,
water supply withdrawals) at a scale chosen by the
user. BASINS comprises a suite of interrelated
componenets for performing the various aspects of en-
vironmental analysis. The six componenets include (1)
nationally derived databases with Data Extraction tools
and Project Builders; (2) assessment tools (TARGET,
ASSESS, and Data Mining) that address large- and
small-scale characterization needs; (3) utilites to facili-
tate organizing and evaluating data, including Water-
shed Delineation, Import, Land Use Redassfication,
and DEM Redassification; (4) Watershed Character-
ization Reports that facilitate compilation and output of
information on selected watersheds; (5) water quality
models including TOXIROUTE and QUAL2E; and (6)
the Nonpoint Source Model (NPSM) and
postprocessor, which provide integrated assessment
of watershed loading and transport. The assessment
component, working under the GIS umbrella, allows
users to quickly evaluate selected areas, organize in-
formation, and display results. The modeling compo-
nent module allows users to examine the impacts of
pollutant loadings from point and nonpoint sources.
Working together, these modules support several spe-
cific aspects of watershed-based analysis by: Identi-
fying and prioritizing water-quality-limited waters; Sup-
plying data characterizing point and nonpoint sources
and evaluating their magnitudes and potential signifi-
cance; Integrating point source and nonpoint loadings
and fate and transport processes; Evaluating and com-
paring the relative value of potential control strategies;
and Visualizing and communicating environmental
conditions to the public through tables, graphs, and
maps.
Keywords: 'Software, 'Models-simulation, "Water pol-
characterization, Environmental assessment, Geo-
graphic information systems, Mathematical models,
Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, Vermont, CD-ROM, 'BASINS computer
model, BASINSfBetter Assessment Science Inte-
grating Point and Nonpoint Sources), Total maximum
daily loads.
PB99-S00704REB CD-ROM CP D02
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System.
EPA Region 2 (NJ, NY, PR, VI) (Version 2.0) (on
CD-ROM). Model-Simulation.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Science and Technology.
Jan 1999, CD-ROMs, EPA/823/C-98/004.
Minimum system requirements: Pentium PC, 133-Mhz;
250 MB hard drive space; 32 MB RAM, 32 MB swap
space; quadspeed CD-ROM drive; Windows 95,98, or
NT (except QUAL2E); ArcView 3.0a or 3.1. See also
PB98-502487, PB98-114358, PB97-153704, PB97-
502483, PB97-134290, PB96-163480, PB95-181269,
PB95-176368, PB97-134308, PB92-502905, PB87-
101580, AD-A176 734. Y2K - compliant.
BASINS is available by EPA region. Call NTIS or visit
our web site for additional information, www.ntis.gov/
fcpc/basins.htm.. The software is on two discs. Order
this product from NTIS by: phone at 1-600-553-NTIS
(U.S. customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax
at (703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworid.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
BASINS is a multipurpose environmental analysis sys-
tem for use by regional, state, and local agencies in
performing watershed- and water-quality-based stud-
ies. It was developed to address three objectives: To
facilitate examination of environmental information; To
support analysis of environmental systems; and To
provide a framework for examining management alter-
natives. Because many states and local agencies are
moving toward a watershed-based approach, the sys-
tem is configured to support environmental and eco-
logical studies in a watershed context. It is designed to
be flexible. It can support analysis at a variety of scales
using tools that range from simple to sophisticated. BA-
SINS was also conceived as a system for supporting
the development of total maximum daily loads
(TMDLs). Developing TMDLs requires a watershed-
based point and nonpoint source analysis for a variety
of pollutants. It also lets the user test afferent manage-
ment options. BASINS makes watershed and water
quality studies easier by bringing key data and analyt-
ical components 'under one roof.' Analysts can effi-
ciently access provided national environmental infor-
mation, apply assessment and planning tools, and run
a variety of proven, robust nonpoint loading and water
quality models. A geographic information system (GIS)
provides the integrating framework. GIS provides tech-
niques for analyzing landscape information and dis-
playing relationships. Through the use of GIS, BASINS
has the flexibility to display and integrate a wide range
of information (e.g. land use, point sources discharges,
water supply withdrawals) at a scale chosen by the
user. BASINS comprises a suite of interrelated
componenets for performing the various aspects of en-
vironmental analysis. The six componenets include (1)
nationally derived databases with Data Extraction tools
and Protect Builders; (2) assessment tools (TARGET,
ASSESS, and Data Mining) that address large- and
small-scale characterization needs; (3) utilites to facili-
tate organizing and evaluating data, including Water-
shed Delineation, Import, Land Use Redassfication,
and DEM Redassification; (4) Watershed Character-
ization Reports that facilitate compilation and output of
information on selected watersheds; (5) water quality
models induding TOXIROUTE and QUAL2E; and (6)
the Nonpoint Source Model (NPSM) and
postprocessor, which provide integrated assessment
of watershed loading and transport. The assessment
component, working under the GIS umbrella, allows
users to quickly evaluate selected areas, organize in-
formation, and display results. The modeling compo-
nent module allows users to examine the impacts of
pollutant loadings from point and nonpoint sources.
Working together, these modules support several spe-
cific aspects of watershed-based analysis by: Identi-
fying and prioritizing water-quality-limited waters; Sup-
plying data characterizing point and nonpoint sources
and evaluating their magnitudes and potential signifi-
cance; Integrating point source and nonpoint loadings
and fate and transport processes; Evaluating and com-
paring the relative value of potential control strategies;
and Visualizing and communicating environmental
conditions to the public through tables, graphs, and
maps.
Keywords: 'Software, 'Models-simulation, "Water pol-
lution sources, 'Watershed management, Water pollu-
tion monitoring, Water quality management, Water
quality data, Nonpoint sources. Point sources, Site
characterization, Environmental assessment, Geo-
graphic information systems, Mathematical models,
New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands,
CD-ROM, 'BASINS computer model, BASINS(Better
Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources), Total maximum daily toads.
PB99-500712REB CD-ROM CP D01
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System.
EPA Region 3 (DE, DC, MD, PA, VA) (Version 2.0)
(on CD-ROM). Model-Simulation.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Science and Technology.
Jan 1999, CD-ROMs. EPA/823/C-98/005.
Minimum system requirements: Pentium PC, 133-Mhz;
250 MB hard drive space; 32 MB RAM, 32 MB swap
space; quadspeed CD-ROM drive; Windows 95,98, or
NT (except QUAL2E); ArcView 3.0a or 3.1. See also
PB98-502487, PB98-114358, PB97-153704, PB97-
502483, PB97-134290, PB96-163480, PB95-181269,
PB95-176368, PB97-134308, PB92-502905. PB87-
101580, AD-A176 734. Y2K - compliant.
BASINS is available by EPA region. Call NTIS or visit
our web site for additional information, www.ntis.gov/
fcpc/basins.htm.. The software is on three discs. Order
this product from NTIS by: phone at 1-800-553-NTIS
(U.S. customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax
at (703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworid.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
BASINS is a multipurpose environmental analysis sys-
tem for use by regional, state, and local agencies in
performing watershed- and water-quality-based stud-
ies. It was developed to address three objectives: To
facilitate examination of environmental information; To
support analysis of environmental systems; and To
provide a framework for examining management alter-
natives. Because many states and local agencies are
moving toward a watershed-based approach, the sys-
tem is configured to support environmental and eco-
logical studies in a watershed context. It is designed to
be flexible. It can support analysis at a variety of scales
using tools that range from simple to sophisticated. BA-
SINS was also conceived as a system for supporting
the development of total maximum daily loads
(TMDLs). Developing TMDLs requires a watershed-
based point and nonpoint source analysis for a variety
of pollutants. It also lets the user test different manage-
ment options. BASINS makes watershed and water
quality studies easier by bringing key data and analyt-
ical components 'under one roof.' Analysts can effi-
ciently access provided national environmental infor-
mation, apply assessment and planning tools, and run
a variety of proven, robust nonpoint loading and water
quality models. A geographic information system (GIS)
provides the integrating framework. GIS provides tech-
niques for analyzing landscape information and dis-
playing relationships. Through the use of GIS, BASINS
has the flexibility to display and integrate a wide range
of information (e.g. land use, point sources discharges,
water supply withdrawals) at a scale chosen by the
user. BASINS comprises a suite of interrelated
componenets for performing the various aspects of en-
vironmental analysis. The six componenets include (1)
nationally derived databases with Data Extraction tools
and Propd Builders; (2) assessment tools (TARGET,
ASSESS, and Data Mining) that address large- and
small-scale characterization needs; (3) utilites to facili-
tate organizing and evaluating data, induding Water-
shed Delineation, Import, Land Use Redassfication,
and DEM Redassification; (4) Watershed Character-
ization Reports that facilitate compilation and output of
information on selected watersheds; (5) water quality
models induding TOXIROUTE and QUAL2E; and (6)
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EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
the Nonpoint Source Model (NPSM) and
postprocessor, which provide integrated assessment
of watershed loading and transport, The assessment
component, working under the GIS umbrella, allows
users to quickly evaluate selected areas, organize in-
formation, and display results. The modeling compo-
nent module allows users to examine the impacts of
pollutant loadings from point and nonpoint sources.
Working together, these modules support several spe-
cific aspects of watershed-based analysis by: Identi-
fying and prioritizing water-quality-limited waters; Sup-
plying data characterizing point and nonpoint sources
and evaluating their magnitudes and potential signifi-
cance; Integrating point source and nonpoint loadings
and fate and transport processes; Evaluating and com-
paring the relative value of potential control strategies;
and Visualizing and communicating environmental
conditions to the public through tables, graphs, and
maps.
Keywords: "Software, 'Models-simulation, 'Water pol-
lution sources, 'Watershed management, Water pollu-
tion monitoring. Water quality management, Water
quality data, Nonpoint sources, Point sources, Site
characterization, Environmental assessment, Geo-
graphic information systems. Mathematical models,
Delaware, Washington DC, Maryland, Pennsylvania,
Virginia, CD-ROM, "BASINS computer model, BA-
SINSfBetter Assessment Science Integrating Point
and Nonpoint Sources), Total maximum daily loads.
PB99-500720REB CD-ROM CP D01
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System.
EPA Region 4 (AL, FL, QA, KY, MS, NC, SC, TN)
(Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM). Model-Simulation.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Science and Technology.
Jan 1999, CD-ROMs.
Minimum system requirements: Pentium PC, 133-Mhz;
250 MB hard drive space; 32 MB RAM, 32 MB swap
space; quadspeed CD-ROM drive; Windows 95,98, or
NTfexcept QUAL2E); ArcView 3.0a or 3.1. See also
PB98-502487, PB98-114358, PB97-153704, PB97-
502483, PB97-134290, PB96-163480, PB95-181269,
PB95-176368, PB97-134308, PB92-502905, PB87-
101580, AD-A176 734. Y2K - compliant.
BASINS is available by EPA region. Call NTIS or visit
our web site for additional information, www.ntis.gov/
fcpc/basins-htm.. The software is on five discs. Order
this product from NTIS by: phone at 1-800-553-NTIS
(U.S. customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax
at (703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
BASINS is a multipurpose environmental analysis sys-
tem for use by regional, state, and local agencies in
performing watershed- and water-quality-based stud-
ies. It was developed to address three objectives: To
facilitate examination of environmental information; To
support analysis of environmental systems; and To
provide a framework for examining management alter-
natives. Because many states and local agencies are
moving toward a watershed-based approach, the sys-
tem is configured to support environmental and eco-
logical studies in a watershed context. It is designed to
be flexible. It can support analysis at a variety of scales
using tools that range from simple to sophisticated. BA-
SINS was also conceived as a system for supporting
the development of total maximum daily loads
(TMDLs). Developing TMDLs requires a watershed-
based point and nonpoint source analysis for a variety
of pollutants. It also lets the user test different manage-
ment options. BASINS makes watershed and water
quality studies easier by bringing key data and analyt-
ical components 'under one roof.' Analysts can effi-
ciently access provided national environmental infor-
mation, apply assessment and planning tools, and run
a variety of proven, robust nonpoint loading and water
quality models. A geographic information system (GIS)
provides the integrating framework. GIS provides tech-
niques for analyzing landscape information and dis-
playing relationships. Through the use of GIS, BASINS
has the flexibility to display and integrate a wide range
of information (e.g. land use, point sources discharges,
water supply withdrawals) at a scale chosen by the
user. BASINS comprises a suite of interrelated
componenets for performing the various aspects of en-
vironmental analysis. The six componenets include (1)
nationally derived databases with Data Extraction tools
and Protect Builders; (2) assessment tools (TARGET,
ASSESS, and Data Mining) that address large- and
small-scale characterization needs; (3) utilites to facili-
tate organizing and evaluating data, including Water-
shed Delineation, Import, Land Use Reclassfication,
and DEM Reclassificaton; (4) Watershed Character-
ization Reports that facilitate compilation and output of
information on selected watersheds; (5) water quality
models including TOXiROUTE and QUAL2E; and (6)
the Nonpoint Source Model (NPSM) and
postprocessor, which provide integrated assessment
of watershed loading and transport. The assessment
component, working under the GIS umbrella, allows
users to quickly evaluate selected areas, organize in-
formation, and display results. The modeling compo-
nent module allows users to examine the impacts of
pollutant loadings from point and nonpoint sources.
Working together, these modules support several spe-
cific aspects of watersheds-based analysis by: Identi-
fying and prioritizing water-quality-limited waters; Sup-
plying data characterizing point and nonpoint sources
and evaluating their magnitudes and potential signifi-
cance; Integrating point source and nonpoint loadings
and fate and transport processes; Evaluating and com-
paring the relative value of potential control strategies;
and Visualizing and communicating environmental
conditions to the public through tables, graphs, and
maps.
Keywords: "Software, "Models-simulation, "Water pol-
lution sources, "Watershed management, Water pollu-
tion monitoring. Water quality management, Water
quality data, Nonpoint sources, Point sources, Site
characterization, Environmental assessment, Geo-
graphic information systems, Mathematical models,
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, CD-ROM,
"BASINS computer model, BASINS(Better Assess-
ment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources), Total maximum daily loads.
PB99-500738REB CD-ROM CP D01
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System.
EPA Region 5 (IL, IN, Ml, MN, OH, Wl) (Version 2.0)
(on CD-ROM). Model-Simulation.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Science and Technology.
Jan 1999, CD-ROMs.
Minimum system requirements: Pentium PC, 133-Mhz;
250 MB hard drive space; 32 MB RAM, 32 MB swap
space; quadspeed CD-ROM drive; Windows 95,98, or
NT (except QUAL2E); ArcView 3.0a or 3.1. See also
PB98-502487, PB98-114358, PB97-153704, PB97-
502483, PB97-134290, PB96-163480, PB95-181269,
PB95-176368, PB97-134308, PB92-502905, PB87-
101580, AD-A176 734. Y2K - compliant.
BASINS is available by EPA region. Call NTIS or visit
our web site for additional information, www.ntis.gov/
fcpc/basins.htm.. The software is on five discs. Order
this product from NTIS by: phone at 1-800-553-NTIS
(U.S. customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax
at (703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
BASINS is a multipurpose environmental analysis sys-
tem for use by regional, state, and local agencies in
performing watershed- and water-quality-based stud-
ies. It was developed to address three objectives: To
facilitate examination of environmental information; To
support analysis of environmental systems; and To
provide a framework for examining management alter-
natives. Because many states and local agencies are
moving toward a watershed-based approach, the sys-
tem is configured to support environmental and eco-
logical studies in a watershed context. It is designed to
be flexible. It can support analysis at a variety ofscales
using tools that range from simple to sophisticated. BA-
SINS was also conceived as a system for supporting
the development of total maximum daily loads
(TMDLs). Developing TMDLs requires a watershed-
based point and nonpoint source analysis for a variety
of pollutants. It also lets the user test different manage-
ment options. BASINS makes watershed and water
quality studies easier by bringing key data and analyt-
ical components 'under one roof.' Analysts can effi-
ciently access provided national environmental infor-
mation, apply assessment and planning tools, and run
a variety of proven, robust nonpoint loading and water
quality models. A geographic information system (GIS)
provides the integrating framework. GIS provides tech-
niques for analyzing landscape information and dis-
playing relationships. Through the use of GIS, BASINS
has the flexibility to display and integrate a wide range
of information (e.g. land use, point sources discharges,
water supply withdrawals) at a scale chosen by the
user. BASINS comprises a suite of interrelated
componenets for performing the various aspects of en-
vironmental analysis. The six componenets include (1)
nationally derived databases with Data Extraction tools
and Project Builders; (2) assessment tools (TARGET,
ASSESS, and Data Mining) that address large- and
small-scale characterization needs; (3) utilites to facili-
tate organizing and evaluating data, including Water-
shed Delineation, Import, Land Use Reclassfication,
and DEM Reclassification; (4) Watershed Character-
ization Reports that facilitate compilation and output of
information on selected watersheds; (5) water quality
models including TOXIROUTE and QUAL2E; and (6)
the Nonpoint Source Model (NPSM) and
postprocessor, which provide integrated assessment
of watershed loading and transport, The assessment
component, working under the GIS umbrella, allows
users to quickly evaluate selected areas, organize in-
formation, and display results. The modeling compo-
nent module allows users to examine the impacts of
pollutant loadings from point and nonpoint sources.
Working together, these modules support several spe-
cific aspects of watershed-based analysis by: Identi-
fying and prioritizing water-quality-limited waters; Sup-
plying data characterizing point and nonpoint sources
arid evaluating their magnitudes and potential signifi-
cance; Integrating point source and nonpoint loadings
and fate and transport processes; Evaluating and com-
paring the relative value of potential control strategies;
and Visualizing and communicating environmental
conditions to the public through tables, graphs, and
maps.
Keywords: "Software, "Models-simulation, "Water pol-
lution sources, "Watershed management. Water pollu-
tion monitoring, Water quality management, Water
quality data, Nonpoint sources, Point sources, Site
characterization. Environmental assessment, Geo-
graphic information systems, Mathematical models, Illi-
nois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin,
CD-ROM, "BASINS computer model, BASINSfBetter
Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources), Total maximum daily loads.
PB99-500746REB CD-ROM CP D01
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System.
EPA Region 6 (AR, LA, NM, OK, TX) (Version 2.0)
(on CD-ROM). Model-Simulation.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Science and Technology.
Jan 1999, CD-ROMs.
Minimum system requirements: Pentium PC, 133-Mhz;
250 MB hard drive space; 32 MB RAM, 32 MB swap
space; quadspeed CD-ROM drive; Windows 95, 98, or
NT (except QUAL2E); ArcView 3.0a or 3.1. See also
PB98-502487, PB98-114358, PB97-153704, PB97-
502483, PB97-134290, PB96-163480, PB95-181269,
PB95-176368, PB97-134308, PB92-502905, PB87-
101580, AD-A176 734. Y2K - compliant.
BASINS is available by EPA region. Call NTIS or visit
our web site for additional information, www.ntis.gov/
fcpc/basins.htm.. The software is on four discs. Order
this product from NTIS by: phone at 1-800-553-NTIS
(U.S. customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax
at (703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
BASINS is a multipurpose environmental analysis sys-
tem for use by regional, state, and local agencies in
performing watershed- and water-quality-based stud-
ies. It was developed to address three objectives: To
facilitate examination of environmental information; To
support analysis of environmental systems; and To
provide a framework for examining management alter-
natives. Because many states and local agencies are
moving toward a watershed-based approach, the sys-
tem is configured to support environmental and eco-
logical studies in a watershed context. It is designed to
be flexible. It can support analysis at a variety of scales
using tools that range from simple to sophisticated. BA-
SINS was also conceived as a system for supporting
the development of total maximum daily loads
(TMDLs). Developing TMDLs requires a watershed-
based point and nonpoint source analysis for a variety
of pollutants. It also lets the user test different manage-
ment options. BASINS makes watershed and water
quality studies easier by bringing key data and analyt-
ical components 'under one roof.' Analysts can effi-
ciently access provided national environmental infor-
mation, apply assessment and planning tools, and run
a variety of proven, robust nonpoint loading and water
quality models. A geographic information system (GIS)
provides the integrating framework. GIS provides tech-
niques for analyzing landscape information and dis-
playing relationships. Through the use of GIS, BASINS
June 1999 29
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EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
has the flexibility to display and integrate a wide range
of information (e.g. land use, point sources discharges,
water supply withdrawals) at a scale chosen by the
user. BASINS comprises a suite of interrelated
comportenets for performing the various aspects of en-
vironmental analysis. The six componenets include (1)
nationally derived databases with Data Extraction tools
and Protect Builders; (2) assessment tools (TARGET,
ASSESS, and Data Mining) that address large- and
small-scale characterization needs; (3) utilites to facili-
tate organizing and evaluating data, including Water-
shed Delineation, Import, Land Use Redassfication,
and DEM Redassification; (4) Watershed Character-
ization Reports that facilitate compilation and output of
information on selected watersheds; (5) water quality
models including TOXIROUTE and QUAL2E; and (6)
the Nonpoint Source Model (NPSM) and
postprocessor, which provide integrated assessment
of watershed loading and transport. The assessment
component, working under the GIS umbrella, allows
users to quickly evaluate selected areas, organize in-
formation, and display results. The modeling compo-
nent module allows users to examine the impacts of
poHutarrt loadings from point and nonpoint sources.
Working together, these modules support several spe-
cific aspects of watershed-based analysis by: Identi-
fying and prioritizing water-quality-limited waters; Sup-
plying data characterizing point and nonpoint sources
and evaluating their magnitudes and potential signifi-
cance; Integrating point source and nonpoint loadings
and fate and transport processes; Evaluating and com-
paring the relative value of potential control strategies;
and Visualizing and communicating environmental
conoWons to the public through tables, graphs, and
maps.
Keywords: 'Software. 'Models-simulation, "Water pol-
lution sources, "Watershed management. Water pollu-
tion monitoring. Water quality management, Water
quality data, Nonpoint sources. Point sources. Site
characterization. Environmental assessment, Geo-
graphic information systems. Mathematical models,
Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas,
CD-ROM, 'BASINS computer model, BASINS(Better
Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources), Total maximum daily loads.
PB99-5O0753REB
Better A:
Set
CD-ROM CP D01
Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System.
EPA RejilonTjIA,. KS> MO- NE) (Version 2.0) (on
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Science and Technology.
Jan 1999, CD-ROMs.
Minimum system requirements: Pentium PC, 133-Mhz;
250 MB hard drive space; 32 MB RAM. 32 MB swap
space; quadspeed CD-flOM drive; Windows 95,98, or
NT (except QUAL2E); ArcView 3.0a or 3.1. See also
PB98-502487, PB98-114358, PB97-153704, PB97-
502483, PB97-134290. PB96-163480, PB95-181269,
PB95-176368, PB97-134308, PB92-502905, PB87-
101580, AD-A176 734. Y2K-compliant.
BASINS is available by EPA region. Call NTIS or visit
our web site for addffional information, www.ntis.gov/
fcpcAaasJns.htm.. The software is on three discs. Order
this product from NTIS by: phone at 1-800-553-NTIS
(U.S. customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax
at (703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntjs.fedworid.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road. Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
BASINS is a multipurpose environmental analysis sys-
tem for use by regional, state, and local agencies in
performing watershed- and water-quality-based stud-
ies. It was developed to address three objectives: To
facilitate examination of environmental information; To
support analysis of environmental systems; and To
provide a framework for examining management alter-
natives. Because many states and local agencies are
moving toward a watershed-based approach, the sys-
tem is configured to support environmental and eco-
logical studies in a watershed context. It is designed to
be flexible, ft can support analysis at a variety of scales
using tools that range from simple to sophisticated. BA-
SINS was also conceived as a system for supporting
the development of total maximum daily loads
(TMDLs). Developing TMDLs requires a watershed-
based point and nonpoint source analysis for a variety
of pollutants. It also lets the user test omerent manage-
ment options. BASINS makes watershed and water
quality studies easier by bringing key data and analyt-
ical components 'under one roof.' Analysts can effi-
ciently access provided national environmental infor-
mation, apply assessment and planning toots, and run
a variety of proven, robust nonpoint loading and water
quality models. A geographic information system (GIS)
provides the integrating framework. GIS provides tech-
niques for analyzing landscape information and dis-
playing relationships. Through the use of GIS, BASINS
has the flexibility to display and integrate a wide range
of information (e.g. land use, point sources discharges,
water supply withdrawals) at a scale chosen by the
user. BASINS comprises a suite of interrelated
componenets for performing the various aspects of en-
vironmental analysis. The six componenets include (1)
nationally derived databases with Data Extraction tools
and Project Builders; (2) assessment tools (TARGET,
ASSESS, and Data Mining) that address large- and
small-scale characterization needs; (3) utilites to facili-
tate organizing and evaluating data, including Water-
shed Delineation, Import, Land Use Reclassfication,
and DEM Redassification; (4) Watershed Character-
ization Reports that facilitate compilation and output of
information on selected watersheds; (5) water quality
models including TOXIROUTE and QUAL2E; and (6)
the Nonpoint Source Model (NPSM) and
postprocessor, which provide integrated assessment
of watershed loading and transport. The assessment
component, working under the GIS umbrella, allows
users to quickly evaluate selected areas, organize in-
formation, and display results. The modeling compo-
nent module allows users to examine the impacts of
pollutant loadings from point and nonpoint sources.
working together, these modules support several spe-
cific aspects of watershed-based analysis by: Identi-
fying and prioritizing water-quality-limited waters; Sup-
plying data characterizing point and nonpoint sources
and evaluating their magnitudes and potential signifi-
cance; Integrating point source and nonpoint loadings
and fate and transport processes; Evaluating and com-
paring the relative value of potential control strategies;
and Visualizing and communicating environmental
conditions to the public through tables, graphs, and
maps.
Keywords: 'Software, 'Models-simulation, "Water pol-
lution sources, "Watershed management. Water pollu-
tion monitoring, Water quality management. Water
quality data, Nonpoint sources, Point sources. Site
characterization, Environmental assessment, Geo-
graphic information systems. Mathematical models,
Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, CD-ROM,
•BASINS computer model, BASINS(Better Assess-
ment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources), Total maximum daily loads.
PB99-500761REB CD-ROM CP D01
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System.
EPA Region 8 (CO, MT, ND, SO, UT, WY) (Version
2.0) (on CD-ROM). Model-Simulation.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Science and Technology.
Jan 1999, CD-ROMs.
Minimum system requirements: Pentium PC, 133-Mhz;
250 MB hard drive space; 32 MB RAM, 32 MB swap
space; quadspeed CD-ROM drive; Windows 95,98, or
NT (except QUAL2E); ArcView 3.0a or 3.1. See also
PB98-502487, PB98-114358, PB97-153704, PB97-
502483, PB97-134290, PB96-163480, PB95-181269,
PB95-176368, PB97-134308, PB92-502905, PB87-
101580, AD-A176 734. Y2K - compliant.
BASINS is available by EPA region. Call NTIS or visit
our web site for additional information, www.ntis.gov/
fcpc/basins.htm.. The software is on five discs. Order
this product from NTIS by: phone at 1-SOO-553-NTIS
(U.S. customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax
at (703)605-6900; and email at
orders@rrtis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
BASINS is a multipurpose environmental analysis sys-
tem for use by regional, state, and local agencies in
performing watershed- and water-quality-based stud-
ies. It was developed to address three objectives: To
facilitate examination of environmental information; To
support analysis of environmental systems; and To
provide a framework for examining management alter-
natives. Because many states and local agencies are
moving toward a watershed-based approach, the sys-
tem is configured to support environmental and eco-
logical studies in a watershed context. It is designed to
be flexible. It can support analysis at a variety of scales
using tools that range from simple to sophisticated. BA-
SINS was also conceived as a system for supporting
the development of total maximum daily loads
(TMDLs). Developing TMDLs requires a watershed-
based point and nonpoint source analysis for a variety
of pollutants. It also lets the user test different manage-
ment options. BASINS makes watershed and water
quality studies easier by bringing key data and analyt-
ical components 'under one roof.' Analysts can effi-
ciently access provided national environmental infor-
mation, apply assessment and planning tools, and run
a variety of proven, robust nonpoint loading and water
quality models. A geographic information system (GIS)
provides the integrating framework. GIS provides tech-
niques for analyzing landscape information and dis-
playing relationships. Through the use of GIS, BASINS
has the flexibility to display and integrate a wide range
of information (e.g. land use, point sources discharges,
water supply withdrawals) at a scale chosen by the
user. BASINS comprises a suite of interrelated
componenets for performing the various aspects of en-
vironmental analysis. The six componenets include (1)
nationally derived databases with Data Extraction tools
and Project Builders; (2) assessment tools (TARGET,
ASSESS, and Data Mining) that address large- and
small-scale characterization needs; (3) utilites to facili-
tate organizing and evaluating data, including Water-
shed Delineation, Import, Land Use Redassfication,
and DEM Redassification; (4) Watershed Character-
ization Reports that facilitate compilation and output of
information on selected watersheds; (5) water quality
models induding TOXIROUTE and QUAL2E; and (6)
the Nonpoint Source Model (NPSM) and
postprocessor, which provide integrated assessment
of watershed loading and transport, The assessment
component, working under the GIS umbrella, allows
users to quickly evaluate selected areas, organize in-
formation, and display results. The modeling compo-
nent module allows users to examine the impacts of
pollutant loadings from point and nonpoint sources.
Working together, these modules support several spe-
cific aspects of watershed-based analysis by: Identi-
fying and prioritizing water-quality-limited waters; Sup-
plying data characterizing point and nonpoint sources
and evaluating their magnitudes and potential signifi-
cance; Integrating point source and nonpoint loadings
and fate and transport processes; Evaluating and com-
paring the relative value of potential control strategies;
and Visualizing and communicating environmental
conditions to the public through tables, graphs, and
maps.
Keywords: "Software, 'Models-simulation, 'Water pol-
lution sources, 'Watershed management, Water pollu-
tion monitoring, Water quality management, Water
quality data, Nonpoint sources. Point sources, Site
characterization, Environmental assessment, Geo-
graphic information systems. Mathematical models.
Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota,
Utah, Wyoming, CD-ROM, 'BASINS computer model,
BASINS(Better Assessment Science Integrating Point
and Nonpoint Sources), Total maximum daily loads.
PB99-500779REB CD-ROM CP 001
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System.
EPA Region 9 (AZ, CA, HI, NV) (Version 2.0) (on
CD-ROM). Model-Simulation.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Science and Technology.
Jan 1999, CD-ROMs.
Minimum system requirements: Pentium PC, 133-Mhz;
250 MB hard drive space; 32 MB RAM, 32 MB swap
space; quadspeed CD-ROM drive; Windows 95,98, or
NT (except QUAL2E); ArcView 3.0a or 3.1. See also
PB98-502487, PB98-114358, PB97-153704, PB97-
502483, PB97-134290, PB96-163480, PB95-181269,
PB95-176368, PB97-134308, PB92-502905, PB87-
101580, AD-A176 734. Y2K - compliant.
BASINS is available by EPA region. Call NTIS or visit
our web site for additional information, www.ntis.gov/
fcpcfoasins.htm.. The software is on three discs. Order
this product from NTIS by: phone at 1-800-553-NTIS
(U.S. customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax
at (703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworid.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
BASINS is a multipurpose environmental analysis sys-
tem for use by regional, state, and local agencies in
performing watershed- and water-quality-based stud-
ies. It was developed to address three objectives: To
facilitate examination of environmental information; To
support analysis of environmental systems; and To
provide a framework for examining management alter-
natives. Because many states and local agencies are
moving toward a watershed-based approach, the sys-
tem is configured to support environmental and eco-
logical studies in a watershed context. It is designed to
be flexible. It can support anal) sis at a variety of scales
using tools that range from simple to sophisticated. BA-
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SINS was also conceived as a system for supporting
the development of total maximum daily loads
{TMDLs). Developing TMDLs requires a watershed-
based point and nonpoint source analysis for a variety
of pollutants. It also lets the user test different manage-
ment options. BASINS makes watershed and water
quality studies easier by bringing key data and analyt-
ical components 'under one roof.' Analysts can effi-
ciently access provided national environmental infor-
mation, apply assessment and planning tools, and run
a variety of proven, robust nonpoint loading and water
quality models. A geographic information system (GIS)
provides the integrating framework. GIS provides tech-
niques for analyzing landscape information and dis-
playing relationships. Through the use of GIS, BASINS
has the flexibility to display and integrate a wide range
of information (e.g. land use, point sources discharges,
water supply withdrawals) at a scale chosen by the
user. BASINS comprises a suite of interrelated
componenets for performing the various aspects of en-
vironmental analysis. The six componenets include (1)
nationally derived databases with Data Extraction tools
and Project Builders; (2) assessment tools (TARGET,
ASSESS, and Data Mining) that address large- and
small-scale characterization needs; (3) utilites to facili-
tate organizing and evaluating data, including Water-
shed Delineation, Import, Land Use Reclasslication,
and DEM Reclassification; (4) Watershed Character-
ization Reports that facilitate compilation and output of
information on selected watersheds; (5) water quality
models including TOXIROUTE and QUAL2E; and (6)
the Nonpoint Source Model (NPSM) and
postprocessor, which provide integrated assessment
of watershed loading and transport, The assessment
component, working under the GIS umbrella, allows
users to quickly evaluate selected areas, organize in-
formation, and display results. The modeling compo-
nent module allows users to examine the impacts of
pollutant loadings from point and nonpoint sources.
Working together, these modules support several spe-
cific aspects of watershed-based analysis by: Identi-
fying and prioritizing water-quality-limited waters; Sup-
plying data characterizing point and nonpoint sources
and evaluating their magnitudes and potential signifi-
cance; Integrating point source and nonpoint loadings
and fate and transport processes; Evaluating and com-
paring the relative value of potential control strategies;
and Visualizing and communicating environmental
conditions to the public through tables, graphs, and
maps.
Keywords: 'Software, "Models-simulation, *Water pol-
lution sources, 'Watershed management, Water pollu-
tion monitoring, Water quality management, Water
quality data, Nonpoint sources, Point sources. Site
characterization. Environmental assessment, Geo-
graphic information systems, Mathematical models,
Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, CD-ROM,
•BASINS computer model, BASINS(Better Assess-
ment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources), Total maximum daily loads.
PB99-500787REB CD-ROM CP D01
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System.
EPA Region 10 (AK, ID, OR, WA) (Version 2.0) (on
CD-ROM). Model-Simulation.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Science and Technology.
Jan1999, CD-ROMs.
Minimum system requirements: Pentium PC, 133-Mhz;
250 MB hard drive space; 32 MB RAM, 32 MB swap
space; quadspeed CD-ROM drive; Windows 95,98, or
NT (except QUAL2E); ArcView 3.0a or 3.1. See also
PB98-502487, PB98-114358, PB97-153704, PB97-
502483 PB97-134290, PB96-163480, PB95-181269,
PB95-176368, PB97-134308, PB92-502905, PB87-
101580, AD-A176 734. Y2K - compliant.
BASINS is available by EPA region. Call NTIS or visit
our web site for addrtional information, www.ntis.gov/
fcpc/basins.htm.. The software is on two discs. Order
this product from NTIS by: phone at 1-800-553-NTIS
(U.S. customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax
at (703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
BASINS is a multipurpose environmental analysis sys-
tem for use by regional, state, and local agencies in
performing watershed- and water-quality-based stud-
ies. It was developed to address three objectives: To
facilitate examination of environmental information; To
support analysis of environmental systems; and To
provide a framework for examining management alter-
natives. Because many states and local agencies are
moving toward a watershed-based approach, the sys-
tem is configured to support environmental and eco-
logical studies in a watershed context. It is designed to
be flexible. It can support analysis at a variety of scales
using tools that range from simple to sophisticated. BA-
SINS was also conceived as a system for supporting
the development of total maximum daily loads
(TMDLs). Developing TMDLs requires a watershed-
based point and nonpoint source analysis for a variety
of pollutants. It also lets the user test different manage-
ment options. BASINS makes watershed and water
quality studies easier by bringing key data and analyt-
ical components 'under one roof.' Analysts can effi-
ciently access provided national environmental infor-
mation, apply assessment and planning tools, and run
a variety of proven, robust nonpoint loading and water
quality models. A geographic information system (GIS)
provides the integrating framework. GIS provides tech-
niques for analyzing landscape information and dis-
playing relationships. Through the use of GIS, BASINS
has the flexibility to display and integrate a wide range
of information (e.g. land use, point sources discharges,
water supply withdrawals) at a scale chosen by the
user. BASINS comprises a suite of interrelated
componenets for performing the various aspects of en-
vironmental analysis. The six componenets include (1)
nationally derived databases with Data Extraction tools
and Project Builders; (2) assessment tools (TARGET,
ASSESS, and Data Mining) that address large- and
small-scale characterization needs; (3) utilites to facili-
tate organizing and evaluating data, including Water-
shed Delineation, Import, Land Use Redassfication,
and DEM Redassificafon; (4) Watershed Character-
ization Reports that facilitate compilation and output of
information on selected watersheds; (5) water quality
models including TOXIROUTE and QUAL2E; and (6)
the Nonpoint Source Model (NPSM) and
postprocessor, which provide integrated assessment
of watershed loading and transport. The assessment
component, working under the GIS umbrella, allows
users to quickly evaluate selected areas, organize in-
formation, and display results. The modeling compo-
nent module allows users to examine the impacts of
pollutant loadings from point and nonpoint sources.
Working together, these modules support several spe-
cific aspects of watershed-based analysis by: Identi-
fying and prioritizing water-quality-limited waters; Sup-
plying data characterizing point and nonpoint sources
and evaluating their magnitudes and potential signifi-
cance; Integrating point source and nonpoint loadings
and fate and transport processes; Evaluating and com-
paring the relative value of potential control strategies;
and Visualizing and communicating environmental
conditions to the public through tables, graphs, and
maps.
Keywords: 'Software, 'Models-simulation, 'Water pol-
lution sources, 'Watershed management, Water pollu-
tion monitoring. Water quality management, Water
quality data, Nonpoint sources, Point sources, Site
characterization, Environmental assessment, Geo-
graphic information systems, Mathematical models,
Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, CD-ROM,
•BASINS computer model, BASINS(Better Assess-
ment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources), Total maximum daily loads.
PB99-500795REB CD-ROM CP D01
RMP*Submlt(TradeName), Risk Management
Plans Submit Software (on CD-ROM). Software.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Chemical Emergency Preparedness and Prevention
Office.
Mar 1999,1 CD-ROM.
See also PB97-162606, PB87-162855, PB95-269189,
PB94-963605. Y2K - compliant.
The software is on a disc. Order this product from NTIS
by: phone at 1-800-553-NTIS (U.S. customers);
(703)605-6000 (other countries); fax at (703)605-6900;
and email at orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is lo-
cated at 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161,
USA.
RMP'Submit is the official EPA personal computer
software for RCRA facilities to use in submitting Risk
Management Plans (RMP) required under the Risk
Management Program. Portions of RMPs submitted to
EPA will be publicly available on the Internet via
RMP(star)lnfo. The information is intended to stimulate
the dialogue between industry, state and local officials,
and the public to improve accident prevention and
emergency response practices. RMP'Submit: has all
the data elements identified in the RMP regulations;
helps avoid common reporting errors by verifying all re-
quired data elements have been completed using the
same completeness check that will be used at the RMP
Reporting Center; allows errors to be corrected before
submission of the RMP; and provides on-line help.
RMP'Submit is based on the requirements of PART
68, Chemical Accident Prevention Provisions, of the
Code of Federal Regulations, and the RMP amend-
ments proposed on April 17th 1998 which were pub-
lished in the Federal Register on January 6,1999.
Keywords: 'Software, 'Risk assessment, 'Accident
prevention, 'Emergency preparedness, Facilities man-
agement, Emergency plans, Remediation, Reporting,
Regulations, Government/industry relations, State
government, Local government, Data elements, CD-
ROM, 'Risk Management Plans, *RCRA(Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act), 'Resource Con-
servation and Recovery Act, Risk Management Pro-
gram, Emergency response.
PB99-500803REB CD-ROM $50.00
SW-846 Draft Update IV-A Only (Test Methods for
Evaluating Solid Waste Physical/Chemical Meth-
ods) (on CD-ROM with search and Retrieval Soft-
ware). Data file.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste.
Marl 999,1 CD-ROM.
Requirements: WIN3.1, NT 3.5 or later or WIN95; 8MB
RAM recommended, 4MB required. Mac version re-
quires 68020 processor or greater with 4MB RAM rec-
ommended and System 7.0 or greater; CD-ROM drive,
4.7MB disk space. UNIX versions available for SUN
SPARCstation and HP Series 9000. See also PB97-
501928 PB97-502512 PB97-156111 PB97-156137
PB97-501308.
Ordering information: (A) single user, $50; outside the
U.S., Canada, and Mexico, $75; (B) Up to 5 users,
$130; outside the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, $170; (C)
unlimited users, $500; outside the U.S., Canada, and
Mexico, $665. Y2K compliant. Supersedes PB97-
501936, PB97-502538, PB97-502546.
This CD-ROM contains only the Draft Update IVA. The
draft is provided as guidance only and is not at this time
being formally proposed as a revision to SW-846 or to
be incorporated in the RCRA regulations for required
uses. This CD-ROM does not contain the entire SW-
846 Integrated Manual. With this CD-ROM, you can:
receive Draft Update IVA chapter and methods includ-
ing diagrams and flowcharts on a single disc; search by
chemical name, CAS number, method number, or key-
word to find suitable methods; view or print a page or
the entire method with valuable embedded diagrams,
figures, and flowcharts; cut and paste text, diagrams
and flowcharts to update standard operating proce-
dures (SOPs) in your own processor; and use of Table
of Contents to automatically view methods of interest.
Keywords: 'Hazardous materials, "Sampling, 'Test
methods, 'Chemical analysis, 'Data file. Inorganic
compounds, Metals, Organic compounds, Solid
wastes, Collecting methods. Sample preparationo,
Laboratory procedures. Standardization, Analytical
methods, Quality control, CD-ROM, 'SW-846 manual,
'Physical analysis, RCRA(Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act).
PB99-501371REB CD-ROM $60.00
Superfund Public Information System (SPIS) Jan-
uary 1999 (on CD-ROM). Database.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
Jan 1999,1 CD-ROM.
Contains search and retrieval software. Hardware/
Software requirements: IBM or compatible PC-386SX
or higher microprocessor, 4MB of RAM, CD-ROM
drive, mouse, SVGA 256 color display and Microsoft
Windows Ver 3.1 or later. Supersedes PB98-502354,
PB97-502835 and PB98-500341.
The datafile is on one disc. Documentation not avail-
able separately. Order this product from NTIS by:
phone at 1-800-553-NTIS (U.S. customers); (703)605-
6000 (other countries); fax at (703)605-6900; and
email at orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at
5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
The Superfund Public Information System (SPIS) on
CD-ROM contains Superfund data for the United
States Environmental Protection Agency. The Super-
fund data is a collection of three databases: Records of
Decision (RODS); Comprehensive Environmental, Re-
sponse, Compensation, and Liability Information Sys-
tem (CERCLIS); and Archive (NFRAP). Descriptions of
these databases and CD contents are listed below.
June 1999 31
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EPA PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
Data content The CD contains the complete text of the
official ROD documents signed and issued by EPA
from fiscal years 1982-1996; 147 RODs for fiscal year
1997; and seven RODs for fiscal year 1998. The CD
also contains 89 Explanation of Significant Difference
(ESD) documents, as well as 48 ROD Amendments.
CERCLIS and Archive (NFRAP) data is through Janu-
ary 19,1999. RODS is the Records Of Decision Sys-
tem. RODS is used to track site clean-ups under the
Superf und program to justify the type of treatment cho-
sen at each site. RODS contains information on tech-
nology justification, site history, community participa-
tion, enforcement activities, site characteristics, scope
and role of response action, and remedy. Explanation
of Significant Differences (ESDs) are also available on
the CD. CERCLIS is the Comprehensive Environ-
mental Response, Compensation, and Liability Infor-
mation System. It is the official repository for all Super-
fund site and incident data It contains comprehensive
information on hazardous waste sites, site inspections,
preliminary assessments, and remedial status. The
system is sponsored by the EPA's Office of Emergency
and Remedial Response, Information Management
Center. Archive (NFRAP) consists of hazardous waste
sites that reave no further remedial action planned; only
basic identifying information is provided for archive
sites. The sites found in the Archive database were
originally in the CERCLIS database, but were removed
beginning in the fall of 1995. The Foliovlews browse
and retrieval engine is used as a graphical interface to
the data. Users can access simple 'canned1 queries
and can do complex searching on key words or fields.
In addition, context sensitive help, a Superfund proc-
ess overview, and an integrated data dictionary are
available.
Keywords: "Data file, 'Supertund, 'Hazardous mate-
rials, ^Waste management, 'Site characterization, Pol-
lution control, Public relations. Public information, In-
formation dissemination. Communities, Remedial ac-
tion, Waste management. Site surveys, Standards
compliance, Program management, Data bases, CD-
ROM. Records of Decision, Explanation of Significant
Difference, NPL(National Priorities List), NFRAP(No
Further Remedial Action Planned),
CERCLIS(Comprehesive Environmental Response
Compensation and Liability Act).
PB90-592S70REB
Contact NTIS for subscription information
and price.
Resource Conservation and Recovery Information
System (RCRIS) Extract File (Raw Data Only) (on
CD-ROM). Data file.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Solid Waste.
1999,1 CD-ROM.
This product contains text only. Customers must pro-
vide their own search and retrieval software. The
datafite is on one disc. ASCII data with CRLF. Super-
sedes PB98-592570.
Available as an ongoing subscription, NTIS deposit ac-
count or credH card payment accepted. Price based on
number of issues. Updated approximately four times a
year. Approximate annual cost for U.S., Canada, and
Mexico 51,920; price for others $3,840. Single issues
also available, order number, PB99-592571, price
$480/5960.
RCRIS contains information on hazardous waste han-
dters regulated by The Environmental Protection Agen-
cy (EPA) under the Resource Conservation and Re-
covery Act (RCRA). Data is supplied by the regulated
community and RCRA permitting and compliance pro-
gram personnel. All hazardous waste handlers are re-
quired to notify EPA of their existence by submitting the
Federal Notification of Regulated Waste Activity Form
(EPA Form 8700-12) or a State equivalent form. The
Notification form provides basic identification informa-
tion (e.g., handler name and location address, and
owner/operator and contact names, addresses and
phone numbers), specific hazardous waste activities
(e.g., generator, transporter, or treatment/storage/dis-
posal), and wastes handed. Treatment, storage and
disposal facilities (TSDFs) are further required to sub-
mit Part A (EPA Form 8700-23) and Part B of their Haz-
ardous Waste Permit Application. The Part A form pro-
vides more detailed information concerning wastes
handled, plus SIC codes and process data. Information
from the Notification and Part A forms described
above, permit issuance data supplied by RCRA permit
writers, and non-sensitive compliance and enforce-
ment data collected by compliance program personnel
is included on the tapes.
Keywords: "Solid waste management, "Data file, 'Data
bases, Waste disposal, Waste treatment, Waste proc-
essing plants, Permits, Hazardous materials transpor-
tation, Pollution regulations, Notification procedures,
Magnetic tapes. Waste storage, *RCRIS(Resource
Conservation and Recovery Information System),
•Resource Conservation and Recovery Information
System, "Waste handling, Waste generation.
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Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables. Ir-
regular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
1999, open series.
Supersedes PB98-921100.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription.
Credit Card or NTIS deposit account required. Single
pies also available. issued and superseded quar-
. Order this product from NTIS by: phone at 1-800-
NTIS (U.S. customers); (703)605-6000 (other
countries); fax at (703)605-6900; and email at
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Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
The document is an excellent 'pointer' system to iden-
tify current literature or changes in assessment criteria
for many chemicals of interest to Superfund. It was pre-
pared for Superfund use by the Environmental Criteria
and Assessment Office (ECAO- Cin) in EPA's Office of
Health and Environmental Assessment. Chemicals
considered are those for which Health Effects Assess-
ment Documents, Health and Environmental Effects
Profiles, Health Assessment Documents or Air Quality
Criteria Documents have been prepared by ECAO.
RadJonudides considered are those believed to be
most common at Superfund sites. Tables summarize
reference doses (RfDs) for toxoty from subchronic
and chronic inhalation, oral exposure, slope factors
and unit risk values for cartinogenicity based on life-
time inhalation and oral exposure, and radionudide
carcinogenicity.
Keywords: 'Public health. 'Hazardous materials,
•Radioactive wastes, 'Chemical compounds, Waste
disposal. Exposure, Site surveys. Dosage, Ta-
Wes(Data), Risks, Reviews, 'Superfurtd program,
•Environmental impact assessments, 'Biological ef-
fects, 'Health hazards. Air quality. Environmental ef-
fects.
PB99-963100REB
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ROD Amendments and Explanations of Significant
Differences (ESD). Irregular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
1999, open senes.
Supersedes PB98-963100.
Available on Standing Order, deposit account required
(minimum deposit $225 U.S.. Canada, and Mexico; all
others $450). Single copies also available in paper
copy only.
As a Superfund site ages and technology progresses,
there may be certain approved deviations from the
originally signed Record of Decisions. These are
signed at the Regional Administrator level and are ap-
proved for continued remediation at the site. Changes
initiated by EPA are termed Amendments, changes ini-
tiated by the Potentially Responsible Parties (PRPs)
are termed Explanations of Significant Differences
(ESDs). Note: Not all RODS win have either Amend-
ments or ESDs.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, "Waste
disposal, 'Record of Decision, Remedial action, Clean-
up.
PB99-963200REB
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EPA Superfund Program Policies and Administra-
tion. Irregular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
1999, open senes.
Supersedes PB98-963200.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted or NTIS deposit account re-
quired. Single copies also available in paper copy or
microfiche.
NTIS, in cooperation with EPA, distributes the fact
sheets, directives, and technical publications needed
to respond to Superfund legislation and makes them
available automatically, as they are issued, weeks
beore they are formally announced. This subscription
provides the full reports issued by the Superfund pro-
gram on program policies and administration. This
topic covers ARAR's; contract management; data sys-
tems; environmental indicators; internal policies and
procedures; planning; and special reports.
Keywords: 'US EPA, "Superfund, 'Program adminis-
tration, 'Government policies, Program management.
Contract administration, Contract management.
Project planning, Procedures, Data systems. Haz-
ardous materials, Waste management, Environmental
indicators, ARAR(Appticable or Relevant and Appro-
priate Requirements).
PB99-96321OREB PC A15/MF A03
Analysis of State Superfund Programs: 50-State
Study, 1998 Update.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
c1998,31 Op, EPA-540-R-98-046, OSWER-9375.6-
08E.
See also PB96-963249.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted. Single copies also available
in paper copy or microfiche. Product reproduced from
digital image.
This overview examines statutes, program staffing and
organization, sites, cleanup activities, cleanup policies
and standards, public participation requirements, fund-
ing and expenditures, and enforcement tools.
Keywords: "Superfund, 'State programs, 'Hazardous
materials, "Remediation, "Waste management. State
government. Federal government, Pollution control.
Program management, Program adminstration,
Integovemmental relationships, Government policies.
Expenses. Funding, States(United States), District of
Columbia, Puerto Rico, Cleanup operations,
SARA(Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization
Act), NPLfNational Priorities List),
CERCLA(Comprehensive Environmental Response
Compensation and Liability Act).
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EPA Superfund Site Assessment and Remedi-
ation. Irregular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
1999, open senes.
Supersedes PB98-963300.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted or NTIS deposit account re-
quired. Single copies also available in paper copy or
microfiche.
The subscription provides issued by the Superfund
program on site assessment and remediation. This
topic covers site assessment-general; the National
Priorities Listing Process; risk assessment; risk man-
agement; remedial action-general; remecSal investiga-
tion and feasibility studies; remedial design and reme-
dial adic
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microfiche.
This subscription provides the full reports issued by the
Superfund program on removals and emergency re-
sponse. Included are general removal actions; oil
spills; emergency response; and field safety.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Emergency; planning, *Oil
spills, Hazardous materials, Oil pollution, Waste man-
agement, Removal, Remediation, Pollution control,
Waste disposal, Remedial action, Safety management,
US EPA, "Emergency response, Cleanup.
PB99-963500REB
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EPA Superfund Technology and Analytical Serv-
ices. Irregular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
1999, open senes.
Supersedes PB98-963500.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted or NTIS deposit account re-
quired. Single copies also available in paper copy or
microfiche.
This subscription provides the full reports issued by the
Superfund program on technology and analytical serv-
ices. This topic covers technology-general; the SITE
program; innovative technologies; selected
tecnologies, by medium; and analytical services.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
treatment. Detection, Sampling, Waste management.
Analytical methods, Technology innovation, Tech-
nology assessment. Technology utilization, Project
planning, US EPA, Innovative treatment technologies.
Treatment technology, SITE(Superfund Innovative
Technology Evaluation).
PB99-963505REB PC A03/MF A01
Electrochemical Sensors for Environmental Moni-
toring: A Review of Recent Technology.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
cMar 1995,28p, EPA/540/R-95/507, OSWER-9380.2-
08.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted. Single copies also available
in paper copy or microfiche. Product reproduced from
digital image.
This report surveys important advances in electro-
chemical sensor technology, including amperometric
orpotentiometric biosensors, chemically modified elec-
trodes, stripping-based metal sensors, and other tools
for on-site field testing. Representative environmental
applications and future prospects are discussed.
Keywords: 'Electrochemistry, 'Sensors,
•Environmental monitoring, 'Pollution monitoring, Haz-
ardous materials, Pollution detection. Biosensors, Ion
selective electrodes, Amperometry, Potentiometry,
Technology innovation, Chemically modified elec-
trodes, Gas selective electrodes. Metal sensors.
PB99-963600REB
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EPA Superfund Enforcement Irregular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
1999, open series.
Supersedes PB98-963600.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted or NTIS deposit account re-
quired. Single copies also available in paper copy or
microfiche.
This subscription provides the full reports issued by the
Superfund program on enforcement. Topics include
CERCLA and RCRA program management and imple-
mentation; comprehensive site planning; PRP search,
notification, and information; and litigation support.
Also included are inspection and information gathering;
treatment storage, and disposal; and waste manage-
ment and enforcement.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Program management,
'Enforcement, Hazardous materials. Inspection, Re-
porting requirements, Notification procedures, Site
characterization, Project planning, Waste manage-
ment, Waste storage, Waste disposal, Waste treat-
ment, Implementation, US EPA, PRP(Potentially Re-
sponsible Parties), RCRA(Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act), CERCLA(Comprehensiye Environ-
mental Response Compensation and Liability Act).
PB99-963700REB
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EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for
Region 1: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts,
New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont Irreg-
ular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
1999, open senes.
Supersedes PB98-963700.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted or NTIS deposit account re-
quired. Single copies also available in paper copy or
microfiche.
The purpose of an EPA Record of Decision is to evalu-
ate a Superfund Site with the goal of protecting human
health and the environment while ensuring consistency
of evaluations in contamination and clean-up of all
Superfund sites. The ROD is a public document signed
by the appropriate Regional Administrator which de-
tails cleanup, cost estimates, and EPA's responsive-
ness to the public comment summary. The ROD may
be litigated, thus it is important to have all current up-
dates to the signed EPA decision. The ROD may be
amended with an Amendment or supplemented by an
Explanation of Significant Difference (ESD). A Super-
fund Site may have multiple RODs, as each Superfund
Site may be further redefined as Operable Units and
Events. This allows EPA's decisions to evolve as new
technology presents itself. Average clean-up time for a
Superfund Site can range from 12 to 100 years.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, "Waste
management, Waste treatment. Waste disposal. Re-
medial action. Land pollution control. Water pollution
control, Site surveys, Project management, Con-
necticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, Vermont, 'Records of Decision, EPA
Region 1, Explanation of Significant Difference,
Record of Decision Amendment, Cleanup.
PB99-963800REB
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EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for
Region 2: New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, and
Virgin Islands. Irregular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
1999, open series.
Supersedes PB98-963800.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted or NTIS deposit account re-
quired. Single copies also available in paper copy or
microfiche.
The purpose of an EPA Record of Decision is to evalu-
ate a Superfund Site with the goal of protecting human
health and the environment while ensuring consistency
of evaluations in contamination and clean-up of all
Superfund sites. The ROD is a public document signed
by the appropriate Regional Administrator which de-
tails cleanup, cost estimates, and EPA's responsive-
ness to the public comment summary. The ROD may
be litigated, thus it is important to have all current up-
dates to the signed EPA decision. The ROD may be
amended with an Amendment or supplemented by an
Explanation of Significant Difference (ESD). A Super-
fund Site may have multiple RODs, as each Superfund
Site mav be further redefined as Operable Units and
Events. This allows EPA's decisions to evolve as new
technology presents itself. Average clean-up time for a
Superfund Site can range from 12 to 100 years.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
management. Waste treatment, Waste disposal, Re-
medial action. Land pollution control, Water pollution
control, Site surveys, Project management. New Jer-
sey, New York, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, 'Records
of Decision, EPA Region 2, Explanation of Significant
Difference, Record of Decision Amendment, Cleanup.
PB99-963900REB
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EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for
Region 3: Delaware, Washington DC., Maryland,
Pennsylvania, and Virginia. Irregular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
1999, open series.
Supersedes PB98-963900.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted or NTIS deposit account re-
quired. Single copies also available in paper copy or
microfiche.
The purpose of an EPA Record of Decision is to evalu-
ate a Superfund Site with the goal of protecting human
health and the environment wfiile ensuring consistency
of evaluations in contamination and clean-up of all
Superfund sites. The ROD is a public document signed
by the appropriate Regional Administrator which de-
tails cleanup, cost estimates, and EPA's responsive-
ness to the public comment summary. The ROD may
be litigated, thus it is important to have all current up-
dates to the signed EPA decision. The ROD may be
amended with an Amendment or supplemented by an
Explanation of Significant Difference (ESD). A Super-
fund Site may have multiple RODs, as each Superfund
Site may be further redefined as Operable Units and
Events. This allows EPA's decisions to evolve as new
technology presents itself. Average clean-up time for a
Superfund Site can range from 12 to 100 years.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
management, Waste treatment, Waste disposal. Re-
medial action, Land pollution control, Water pollution
control, Site surveys, Project management, Pennsyl-
vania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Washington DC,
'Records of Decision, EPA Region 3, Explanation of
Significant Difference, Record of Decision Amend-
ment, Cleanup.
PB99-964000REB
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EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for
Region 4: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky,
Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and
Tennessee. Irregular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
1999, open senes.
Supersedes PB97-964000.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted or NTIS deposit account re-
quired. Single copies also available in paper copy or
microfiche.
The purpose of an EPA Record of Decision is to evalu-
ate a Superfund Site with the goal of protecting human
health and the environment while ensuring consistency
of evaluations in contamination and clean-up of all
Superfund sites. The ROD is a public document signed
by the appropriate Regional Administrator which de-
tails cleanup, cost estimates, and EPA's responsive-
ness to the public comment summary. The ROD may
be litigated, thus it is important to have all current up-
dates to the signed EPA decision. The ROD may be
amended with an Amendment or supplemented by an
Explanation of Significant Difference (ESD). A Super-
fund Site may have multiple RODs, as each Superfund
Site may be further redefined as Operable Units and
Events. This allows EPA's decisions to evolve as new
technology presents itself. Average clean-up time for a
Superfund Site can range from 12 to 100 years.
Keywords: 'Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
management. Waste treatment, Waste disposal, Re-
medial action, Land pollution control, Water pollution
control, Site surveys, Project management, Alabama,
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Caro-
lina, South Carolina, Tennessee, 'Records of Deci-
sion, EPA Region 4, Explanation of Significant Dif-
ference, Record of Decision Amendment, Cleanup.
PB99-964100REB
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EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for
Region S: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota,
Ohio, and Wisconsin. Irregular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
1999, open series.
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Supersedes PB98-964100.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted or NTIS deposit account re-
quired. Single copies also available in paper copy or
microfiche.
The purpose of an EPA Record of Decision is to evalu-
ate a Superfund Site with the goal of protecting human
health and the environment while ensuring consistency
of evaluations in contamination and dean-up of all
Superfund sites. The ROD is a public document signed
by the appropriate Regional Administrator which de-
tails cleanup, cost estimates, and EPA's responsive-
ness to the public comment summary. The ROD may
be litigated, thus it is important to have all current up-
dates to the signed EPA decision. The ROD may be
amended with an Amendment or supplemented by an
Explanation of Significant Difference (ESD). A Super-
fund Site may have multiple RODs, as each Superfund
Site may be further redefined as Operable Units and
Events. This allows EPA's decisions to evolve as new
technology presents itself. Average dean-up time for a
Superfund Site can range from 12 to 100 years.
Keywords: *Superfund, -Hazardous materials, "Waste
management. Waste treatment, Waste disposal. Re-
medial action, Land pollution control, Water pollution
control, Site surveys. Project management, Illinois, Irt-
cfena, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin,
-Records of Decision, EPA Region 5, Explanation of
Significant Difference, Record of Decision Amend-
ment, Cleanup.
PB99-964200REB
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EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for
Region ft Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico. Okla-
homa, and Texas. Irregular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
1999, open series.
Supersedes PB98-964200.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted or NTIS deposit account re-
quired. Single copies also available in paper copy or
microfiche.
The purpose of an EPA Record of Decision is to evalu-
ate a Superfund Site with the goal of protecting human
health and the environment white ensuring consistency
of evaluations in contamination and dean-up of all
Superfund sites. The ROD is a public document signed
by the appropriate Regional Administrator which de-
late cleanup, cost estimates, and EPA's responsive-
ness to the public comment summary. The ROD may
be litigated, thus it is important to have all current up-
dates to the signed EPA decision. The ROD may be
amended with an Amendment or supplemented by an
Explanation of Significant Difference (ESD). A Super-
fund Site may have multiple RODs, as each Superfund
Site maybe further redefined as Operable Units and
Events. This allows EPA's decisions to evolve as new
technology presents itself. Average dean-up time for a
Superfund Site can range from 12 to 100 years.
Keywords: 'Superfund. -Hazardous materials. -Waste
management. Waste treatment, Waste disposal, Re-
medial action. Land pollution control. Water pollution
control. Site surveys, Project management, Arkansas,
Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas. 'Records
of Decision. EPA Region 6, Explanation of Significant
Difference. Record of Decision Amendment, Cleanup.
PB99-964300REB
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EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for
Region 7: Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska.
Irregular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
1999. open series.
Supersedes PB98-964300.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted or NTIS deposit account re-
quired. Single copies also available in paper copy or
microfiche.
The purpose of an EPA Record of Decision is to evalu-
ate a Superfund Site with the goal of protecting human
health and the environment while ensuring consistency
of evaluations in contamination and dean-up of ail
Superfund sites. The ROD is a public document signed
by the appropriate Regional Administrator which de-
tails cleanup, cost estimates, and EPA's responsive-
ness to the public comment summary. The ROD may
be litigated, thus it is important to have all current up-
dates to the signed EPA decision. The ROD may be
amended with an Amendment or supplemented by an
Explanation of Significant Difference (ESD). A Super-
fund Site may have multiple RODs, as each Superfund
Site may be further redefined as Operable Units and
Events. This allows EPA's decisions to evolve as new
technology presents itself. Average clean-up time for a
Superfund Site can range from 12 to 100 years.
Keywords: •Superfund, "Hazardous materials, "Waste
management. Waste treatment, Waste disposal, Re-
medial action, Land pollution control, Water pollution
control, Site surveys, Project management, jowa, Kan-
sas, Missouri, Nebraska, "Records of Decision, EPA
Region 7, Explanation of Significant Difference,
Record of Decision Amendment, Cleanup.
PB99-964400REB
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EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for
Region 8: Colorado, Montana, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming. Irregular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
1999, open senes.
Supersedes PB98-964400.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted or NTIS deposit account re-
quired. Single copies also available in paper copy or
microfiche.
The purpose of an EPA Record of Decision is to evalu-
ate a Superfund Site with the goal of protecting human
health and the environment while ensuring consistency
of evaluations in contamination and dean-up of all
Superfund sites. The ROD is a public document signed
by the appropriate Regional Administrator which de-
tails cleanup, cost estimates, and EPA's responsive-
ness to the public comment summary. The ROD may
be litigated, thus it is important to have all current up-
dates to the signed EPA decision. The ROD may be
amended with an Amendment or supplemented by an
Explanation of Significant Difference (ESD). A Super-
fund Site may have multiple RODs, as each Superfund
Site may be further redefined as Operable Units and
Events. This allows EPA's decisions to evolve as new
technology presents itself. Average clean-up time for a
Superfund Site can range from 12 to 100 years.
Keywords: "Superfund, "Hazardous materials, "Waste
management, Waste treatment, Waste disposal. Re-
medial action. Land pollution control, Water pollution
control, Site surveys, Project management, Colorado,
Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Wyo-
ming, "Records of Decision, EPA Region 8, Expla-
nation of Significant Difference, Record of Decision
Amendment, Cleanup.
PB99-964500REB
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EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for
Region 9: Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada,
American Samoa, and Guam. Irregular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
1999, open series.
Supersedes PB98-964500.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted or NTIS deposit account re-
quired. Single copies also available in paper copy or
microfiche.
The purpose of an EPA Record of Decision is to evalu-
ate a Superfund Site with the goal of protecting human
health and the environment while ensuring consistency
of evaluations in contamination and dean-up of all
Superfund sites. The ROD is a public document signed
by the appropriate Regional Administrator which de-
tails deanup, cost estimates, and EPA's responsive-
ness to the public comment summary. The ROD may
be litigated, thus it is important to have all current up-
dates to the signed EPA decision. The ROD may be
amended with an Amendment or supplemented by an
Explanation of Significant Difference (ESD). A Super-
fund Site may have multiple RODs, as each Superfund
Site may be further redefined as Operable Units and
Events. This allows EPA's decisions to evolve as new
technology presents itself. Average clean-up time for a
Superfund Site can range from 12 to 100 years.
Keywords: "Superfund, 'Hazardous materials, 'Waste
management, Waste treatment, Waste disposal. Re-
medial action, Land pollution control. Water pollution
control, Site surveys, Project management, Arizona,
California, Hawaii, Nevada, American Samoa, Guam,
-Records of Decision, EPA Region 9, Explanation of
Significant Difference, Record of Dedsion Amend-
ment, Cleanup.
PB99-964600REB
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EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for
Region 10: Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Wash-
ington. Irregular repts.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response.
1999, open senes.
Supersedes PB98-964600.
Paper copy available as an ongoing subscription, cred-
it card payment accepted or NTIS deposit account re-
quired. Single copies also available in paper copy or
microfiche.
The purpose of an EPA Record of Dedsion is to evalu-
ate a Superfund Site with the goal of protecting human
health and the environment while ensuring consistency
of evaluations in contamination and dean-up of all
Superfund sites. The ROD is a public document signed
by the appropriate Regional Administrator which de-
tails deanup, cost estimates, and EPA's responsive-
ness to the public comment summary. The ROD may
be litigated, thus it is important to have all current up-
dates to the signed EPA decision. The ROD may be
amended with an Amendment or supplemented by an
Explanation of Significant Difference (ESD). A Siber-
furid Site may have multiple RODs, as each Superfund
Site may be further redefined as Operable Units and
Events. This allows EPA's decisions to evolve as new
technology presents itself. Average dean-up time for a
Superfund Site can range from 12 to 100 years.
Keywords: -Superfund, "Hazardous materials, -Waste
management. Waste treatment, Waste disposal. Re-
medial action, Land pollution control, Water pollution
control, Site surveys, Project management Alaska,
Idaho. Oregon. Washington, "Records of Decision.
EPA Region 10, Explanation of Significant Difference,
Record of Decision Amendment, Cleanup.
DE98000332REB PC A03/MF A01
Aging of polyurethane foam Insulation in simu-
lated refrigerator walls.
USDOE, Washington, DC. USDOE Assistant Sec-
retary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy,
K. E. WiSes! D. W. Yarbrough, and F. J. Weaver. 31
Oct1997,16p,ORNL/CP-94345,CONF-971151.
Contract AC05-96OR22464
International conference on ozone protection tech-
reproduced from digital image. Order this
product from NTIS by: phone at 1-800-553-NTIS (U.S.
customers); (703)605-6000 (other countries); fax at
(703)605-6900; and email at
orders@ntis.fedworld.gov. NTIS is located at 5285
Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA, 22161, USA.
Laboratory data are presented on the thermal conduc-
tivity of polyurethane foam insulation in composite test
panels that simulate refrigerator walls. The test panels
consisted of a steel skin, an ABS plastic liner, and a
polyurethane foam core. Foam cores were produced
with three different blowing agents (CFC-11, HCFC-
141b, and a HCFC-142/22 blend). Periodic thermal
measurements have been made on these panels over
a three and one half year period in an effort to detect
aging processes. Data obtained on foam encased in
the panels were compared with measurements on thin
foam slices that were removed from similar panels.
The data show that the encapsulation of the foam in
the solid boundary materials greatly reduces the aging
rate. The plan is presented for a follow-on project that
is being conducted on the aging of foams blown with
HCFC-141b, HFC- 134a, HFC-245fa, and
cydopentane.
Keywords: 'Refrigerators, 'Thermal Insulation,
Potyuretrianes, Aging, Thermal Conductivity, Meet-
ings, EDB/320106.
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DE98004063REB PC A03/MF A01
Field technology evaluations in EPA's Environ-
mental Technology Verification (ETC) Program.
USDOE Office ofFinancial Management and Con-
troller, Washington, DC (United States).
A. Dindal, C. Bayne, R. Jenkins, D. Garden, and D.
Bottrell. 31 Jan 1998,11p, ORNL/CP-96484, CONF-
980131.
Contract AC05-96OR22464
Sam Prep '98: sample preparation/international forum
process analytical chemistry.
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The performance evaluation of innovative environ-
mental technologies is an integral part of the US Envi-
ronmental Protection Agency's (EPA) mission. The En-
vironmental Technology Verification (ETV) Program
was created by the Agency to facilitate the deployment
of innovative technologies through performance
verification and information dissemination. The goal of
the ETV Program is to further environmental protection
by substantially accelerating the acceptance and use
of improved and cost-effective technologies by pro-
viding independent and credible assessments of envi-
ronmental technologies. This report will overview
ORNL's verification activities, including evaluation of
polychtorinated biphenyl field analytical techniques,
decision support software, and field extraction tech-
nologies.
Keywords: "Environmental Quality, "Information Dis-
semination, Field Tests, Us Epa, Technology Transfer,
Site Characterization, Polychlorinated Bipnenyls, Re-
medial Action, Meetings, EDB/540220.
DE98004290REB PC A03/MF A01
Aging of polyurethane Insulation foamed with
second- and third-generation blowing agents.
USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and
Renewable Energy, Washington, DC (United States).
K. E. Wilkes, W. A. Gabbard, and F. J. Weaver. 31 May
1998,19p, ORNL/CP-95971, CONF-980523.
Contract AC05-96OR22464
International appliance technical conference.
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Results are presented on two studies of the effect of
aging on the apparent thermal conductivity of poly-
urethane foam insulation for refrigerators. Both studies
are cooperative projects between the Oak Ridge Na-
tional Laboratory and the Appliance Research Consor-
tium. The first study has been ongoing for four years
and involves evaluation of second generation blowing
agents: HCFC-141b and HCFC-142/22 blend with
CFC-11 for comparison. The second study has re-
—"-• started and involves third generation blowing
s: HFC-134a, HFC-245fa. and cyctopentane with
_FC-141b for comparison. Both studies consist of
periodte thermal measurements on panels made with
solid steel and/or plastic skins and a core of foam to
simulate refrigerator walls, and measurements on thin
slices with cut faces to characterize the core foam.
Laboratory data are presented on four years of aging of
panels containing second generation blowing agents.
Preliminary data are presented for the third generation
blowing agents. The data on panels are compared with
predictions of computer models of foam aging.
Keywords: "Refrigerators, "Thermal Insulation, Ther-
mal Conductivity, Aging, Plastic Foams, Meetings,
EDB/320106.
DE98004438REB PC A03/MF A01
Integrated sediment decontamination for the New
York/New Jersey Harbor.
USDOE Office of Energy Research, Washington, DC
(United States).
W. A. Stem, K. R. Donate, N. L. Clesceri, and K. W.
Jones. 28 Feb 1998,23p, BNL-65255.
Contract AC02-76CH00016
National conference on management and treatment of
contaminated sediments.
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Disposal of dredged material taken from the New York/
New Jersey (NY/NJ) Harbor is problematic because of
the presence of inorganic and organic contaminants
that under revised testing criteria render it unsuitable
for return to the ocean or for beneficial reuse. Decon-
tamination of the dredged material followed by bene-
ficial reuse is one attractive component of the overall
comprehensive dredged material management plan
being developed by the US Army Corps of Engineers
New York District. A demonstration program to validate
decontamination processes and to bring them into full-
scale use in the NY/NJ Harbor is now in progress.
Tests of selected technologies have been completed at
the bench scale and pilot-scale (2-15 cu m) levels.
Procedures for demonstration testing on scales from
750 cu m to 75,000 cu m are being developed with the
goal of producing a useable decontamination system
by the end of 1999. The overall project goals and
present status of the project are reviewed.
Keywords: "Remedial Action, "Harbors, "Sediments,
New York, New Jersey, Water Pollution Control, Waste
Management, Materials Recovery, Tables(data), EDB/
540350.
DE98005092REB PC A05/MF A01
Guide to the emissions certification procedures
for alternative fuel aftermarket conversions.
USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and
Renewable Energy, Washington, DC (United States).
31 Jan 1998,71 p, NREL/TP-540-22757.
Contract AC36-83CH10093
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Emissions certification is still relatively new to the
aftermarket vehicle conversion industry. Many in the
industry think that as soon as a vehicle is converted to
operate on compressed natural gas (CNG) or liquefied
petroleum gas (LFG), it automatically runs as clean as
or cleaner than it did on the conventional fuel. How-
ever, recent studies have shown that aftermarket con-
versions may not always reduce emissions. To achieve
emissions benefits, the conversion equipment must be
designed and calibrated specifically for the engine and
emissions control system on which it has been in-
stalled, and the installation and setup must be per-
formed so as to not adversely affect the vehicle's origi-
nal emissions performance. The reason for certifi-
cation, then, is to ensure that these criteria are met,
that the vehicle continues to perform properly, and that
it continues to satisfy all appropriate emissions stand-
ards throughout its useful life. The authors have pre-
pared this guide to help equipment manufacturers, dis-
tributors, and installers understand the emissions cer-
tification process for aftermarket conversions. The
guide gives an overview of the certification require-
ments established by the US EPA and by the state of
California.
Keywords: "Vehicles, "Fuel Substitution, Natural Gas,
Liquefied Petroleum Gases, Certification, Pollution
Control Equipment, Recommendations, EDB/330700,
EDB/330800, EDB/290300.
DE98005492REB PC A07/MF A02
Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
Offsite environmental monitoring report; radiation
monitoring around United States nuclear test
areas, Calendar Year 1996.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC
(United States).
M. G. Davis, R. D. Flotard, C. A. Fontana, P. A. Huff,
and H. K. Maunu. 31 Aug 1997,106p, EPA-402-R-97-
0!5.
Sponsored by Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
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This report describes the Offsite Radiation Safety Pro-
gram. This laboratory operated an environmental radi-
ation monitoring program in the region surrounding the
Nevada Test Site (NTS) and at former test sites in
Alaska, Colorado, Mississippi, Nevada, and New Mex-
ico. The surveillance program is designed to measure
levels and trends of radioactivity, if present, in the envi-
ronment surrounding testing areas to ascertain wheth-
er current radiation levels and associated doses to the
general public are in compliance with existing radiation
protection standards. The surveillance program addi-
tionally has the responsibility to take action to protect
the health and well being of the public in the event of
any accidental release of radioactive contaminants.
Offsite levels of radiation and radioactivity are as-
sessed by sampling milk, water, and air; by deploying
thermoluminescent dosimeters (TLDs); and using
pressurized ionization chambers (PICs). No nuclear
weapons testing was conducted in 1996 due to the
continuing nuclear test moratorium. During this period,
R and IE personnel maintained readiness capability to
provide direct monitoring support if testing were to be
resumed and ascertained compliance with applicable
EPA, DOE, state, and federal regulations and guide-
lines. Comparison of the measurements and sample
analysis results with background levels and with appro-
priate standards and regulations indicated that there
was no airborne radioactivity from diffusion or re-
suspension detected by the various EPA monitoring
networks surrounding the NTS. There was no indica-
tion of potential migration of radioactivity to the offsite
area through groundwater and no radiation exposure
above natural background was received by the offsite
population. All evaluated data were consistent with
previous data history.
Keywords: "Nevada Test Site, "Environmental Im-
pacts, "Radiation Monitoring, "Nuclear Explosions,
Alaska, Colorado, Mississippi, New Mexico, Safety,
EDB/540250, EDB/450200.
DE98005924REB PC A03/MF A01
Field analytical technology verification: The ETV
Site Characterization Program.
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC
(United States). USDOE Office of Environmental Res-
toration and Waste Management, Washington, DC
(United States).
W. Einfeld, R. A. Jenkins, and A. B. Dindal. 30 Jun
1998,15p, SAND-98-1358C.
Contract AC05-96OR22464
Annual meeting and exhibition of the Air and Waste
Management Association (91 st).
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Innovative field characterization and monitoring tech-
nologies are often slow to be adopted by the environ-
mental engineering/consulting community because of
concerns that their performance has not been proven
by an independent testing body, and/or they have not
received the EPA's blessing on a regional or national
level. The purpose of the EPA Environmental Tech-
nology Verification (ETV) Site Characterization Pilot, a
joint effort between EPA and DOE, is to accelerate the
acceptance of technologies that reduce the cost and
increase the speed of environmental clean-up and
monitoring. Technology verifications that have been
completed or are underway include: in situ tech-
nologies for the characterization of sub-surface hydro-
carbon plumes, field- portable GC/MS systems, field-
portable X-ray fluorescence analyzers, soil sampling
technologies, field-portable PCB analyzers, analyzers
for VOC analysis at the wellhead, and decision support
software systems to aid site sample collection and con-
taminant plume definition. The verification process fol-
lows a somewhat generic pathway. A user-community
need is identified, the vendor community is canvassed,
and relevant, interested companies are selected. A
demonstration plan is prepared by the verification or-
ganization and circulated to participants prior to the
field activities. Field trials are normally held at two geo-
logically or environmentally different sites and typically
require one week at each site. Samples (soil, soil gas,
water, surface wipe etc.) provided to the vendor at the
demonstration include site-specific samples and stand-
ards or performance evaluation samples. Sample splits
are sent to a pre- selected laboratory for analysis using
a reference method. Laboratory data are used for com-
parison with field technology results during the data
analysis phase of the demonstration.
June 1999 35
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Keywords: 'Site Characterization, 'Hazardous Mate-
rials, 'Technology Assessment, Waste Management,
Field Tests, Monitoring, Technology Assessment, In-
situ Processing, Volatile Matter, Remedial Action, Or-
ganic Compounds, Meetings, EDB/540220.
DE98051526REB PC A03/MF A01
Model-based chiller energy tracking for perform-
ance assurance at a university building.
USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and
Renewable Energy, Washington, DC (United States).
M. A. Piette, G. Carter, S. Meyers, O. Sezgen, and S.
Selkowoitz. 30 Sep 1997,17p, LBNL-40781, CONF-
9709154.
Contract AC03-76SF00098
Conference on cool sense national forum on integrated
chiller retrofits.
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Buildings and their various subsystems often do not
perform as well as intended at the design stage. Build-
ing energy performance suffers from insufficient docu-
mentation of design intent, inadequate building com-
missioning, and a feck of robust methods for short term
and continuous performance tracking. This paper dis-
cusses how calibrated models can be used to track
building systems and component performance from
design, through commissioning, and into operations.
Models of the chillers energy use and efficiency were
developed and used to evaluate energy performance
and control changes to minimize energy use. The ex-
ample discussed fe based on an actual university build-
ing. A detailed discussion of the extrapolation and as-
sociated uncertainty of using six months of data to de-
velop annual energy use scenarios from various chiller
models is included. An important lesson concerning
the design is that there was significant oversizing of the
chillers resulting in poor part load performance and
over $3.000 year of annual energy cost increases. The
oversizing is related to extremely high estimates of of-
fice equipment loads. The oversizing also causes fre-
quent cycling of chillers, which shortens chiller life. Due
to the lack of careful start-up procedures, it appears
construction debris fouled one of the new chillers, re-
sulting in about $5,200 year in energy increases. Addi-
tional comments on design and commissioning issues
are included. The monitoring, modeling, and software
development efforts were developed to demonstrate
the value of collecting and organizing information re-
garding design, commissioning, and ongoing perform-
ance. This case study is part of a larger effort to exam-
ine methods and technologies to improve buildings
performance and develop interoperable Building LHe-
Cyde Information Systems (BLISS).
Keywords: 'Air Condrtioners, 'Energy Consumption,
Computerized Simulation, Energy Expenses, Oper-
ating Cost, Energy Efficiency, Meetings. EOB/320105,
EDB/320106.
DE98051S29REB PC A03/MF A01
Interoperable, life-cycle tools for assuring build-
ing performance: An overview of a commercial
building Initiative.
USDOt Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and
Renewable Energy, Washington. DC (United States).
S. Selkowitz. M. A. Piette. K. Papamichael. D. Sartor.
and R. Hitchcock. 30 Nov 1996.17p. LBNL-40833.
CONF-9611208.
Contract AC03-76SF00098
U.S. green buildings council annual conference (3rd).
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A key impediment to improving the energy efficiency
and reducing the environmental impact of buildings is
the complexity and cost of managing information over
the life cycle of a building. A surprisingly large fraction
of the total cost of buildings is embodied in trie decision
making and information management process due to
the structure of the building industry, the numerous
people and companies involved in the process, the cur-
rent nature of the building acquisition process, and the
long time periods over which buildings operate once
design and construction are completed. The authors
suggest that new interoperable software tools could
greatly facilitate and rationalize this complex process,
thereby reducing time and cost, and greatly improving
the habitability and environmental impact of these
buildings. They describe a series of projects in which
they are building and testing several prototype toolkits
as part of a building life-cycle information system that
will allow interoperable software tools to function more
effectively throughout the design, construction, com-
missioning, and operations phases.
Keywords: 'Commercial Buildings, 'Energy Efficiency,
•Information Systems, Decision Making, Environ-
mental Impacts, Meetings, EDB/320105.
DE98052311REB PC A10/MF A02
Monitoring, evaluation, reporting, and verification
of climate change mitigation projects: Discussion
of Issues and methodologies and review of exist-
ing protocols and guidelines.
USDOE Office of Energy Research, Washington, DC
(United States).
E. Vine, and J. Sathaye. 31 Dec 1997,191p, LBNL-
40316.
Contract AC03-76SF00098
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Because of concerns with the growing threat of global
climate change from increasing emissions of green-
house gases, the US and other countries are imple-
menting, by themselves or in cooperation with one or
more other nations (i.e., joint implementation), climate
change mitigation projects. These projects will reduce
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions or sequester car-
bon, and will also result in non-GHG impacts (i.e., envi-
ronmental, economic, and social impacts). Monitoring,
evaluating, reporting, and verifying (MERV) guidelines
are needed for these projects in order to accurately de-
termine their net GHG, and other, benefits. Implemen-
tation of MERV guidelines is also intended to: (1) in-
crease the reliability of data for estimating GHG bene-
fits; (2) provide real- time data so that mid-course cor-
rections can be made; (3) introduce consistency and
transparency across project types and reporters; and
(4) enhance the credibility of the projects with stake-
holders. In this paper, the authors review the issues
and methodologies involved in MERV activities. In ad-
dition, they review protocols and guidelines that have
been developed for MERV of GHG emissions in the
energy and non-energy sectors by governments, non-
governmental organizations, and international agen-
cies. They comment on their relevance and complete-
ness, and identify several topics that future protocols
and guidelines need to address, such as (1) estab-
lishing a credible baseline; (2) accounting for impacts
outside project boundaries through leakage; (3) net
GHG reductions and other impacts; (4) precision of
measurement; (5) MERV frequency; (6) persistence
(sustainability) of savings, emissions reduction, and
carbon sequestration; (7) reporting by multiple project
participants; (8) verification of GHG reduction credits;
(9) uncertainty and risk; (10) institutional capacity in
conducting MERV; and (11) the cost of MERV.
Keywords: 'Climatic Change, 'Greenhouse Gases,
International Cooperation, Environmental Impacts,
Recommendations, Air Pollution Monitoring, Air Pollu-
tion Control, Reporting Requirements, EDB/540120.
DE98054110REB PC A05/MF A01
Approach to ensuring quality in environmental
software.
USDOE Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety,
and Hearth, Washington, DC (United States).
G. M. Gelston, R. E. Lundgren, J. P. McDonald, and B.
L Hoopes. 31 May 1998.62p, PNNL-11880.
Contract AC06-76RL01830
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Environmental software is often used to determine im-
pacts to the public, workers, and the environment from
environmental contamination. It is vital, therefore, that
the modeling results, and the software that provides
them, be scientifically defensible and capable of with-
standing the most rigorous of technical reviews. The
control and assurance of quality is a critical factor for
the project team that develops environmental software
at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. This doc-
ument describes the philosophy, process, and activi-
ties that ensure a quality product throughout the life
cycle of requirements analysis, design, programming,
modification, testing, and implementation of environ-
mental software. Environmental software developed by
the project team is designed using an object-oriented
approach. This software offers increased benefits,
such as ease of maintenance and retention of the de-
velopment and testing legacy of individual compo-
nents, over traditional hard wired software. These ben-
efits allow the design and testing of the models and fu-
ture additions to be faster and less costly. This soft-
ware is developed using a modular framework concept
that allows a variety of models to work within a single
construct. This software has two parts: an overall sys-
tem framework and a set of modules. Each module has
up to three components: a user interlace, a scientific
model, and pre/post-processors. Each of these pieces
has a different set of quality criteria associated with it.
However, whatever form this software might take for a
particular client, standard processes apply to protect
the information from inappropriate use. The informa-
tion contained within this document can be applied to
most environmental software to analyze risk in multiple
environmental media.
Keywords: 'Environmental Quality, 'Computer Codes,
Quality Assurance, Environmental Impacts, Risk As-
sessment, Computer-aided Design, Pollution Control,
Remedial Action, EDB/540000, EDB/990200.
DE98059376REB PC A02/MF A01
Documenting performance metrics In a building
life-cycle Information system.
USDOE Assistant Secretary for Human Resources
and Administration, Washington, DC (United States).
R. J. Hitchcock, M. A. Piette, and S. E. Selkowitz. 31
Aug 1998,9p, LBNL-41942, CBS-379.
Contract AC03-76SF00098
Green building challenge '98 conference: an inter-
national conference on the performance assessment
of buildings.
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In order to produce a new generation of green build-
ings, it will be necessary to clearly identify their per-
formance requirements, and to assure that these re-
quirements are met. A long-term goal is to provide
building decision-makers with the information and tools
needed to cost-effectively assure the desired perform-
ance of buildings, as specified by stakeholders, across
the complete life cycle of a building project. A key ele-
ment required in achieving this goal is a method for ex-
plicitly documenting the building performance objec-
tives that are of importance to stakeholders. Such a
method should clearly define each objective (e.g., cost,
energy use, and comfort) and its desired level of per-
formance. This information is intended to provide
quantitative benchmarks useful in evaluating alter-
native design solutions, commissioning the newly con-
structed building, and tracking and maintaining the ac-
tual performance of the occupied building over time.
These quantitative benchmarks are referred to as per-
formance metrics, and they are a principal element of
information captured in the Building Life-cycle Informa-
tion System (BLISS). An initial implementation of
BLISS is based on the International Alliance for
Interoperability's (IAI) Industry Foundation Classes
(IFC), an evolving data model under development by a
variety of architectural, engineering, and construction
(AEC) industry firms and organizations. Within BLISS,
the IFC data model has been extended to include per-
formance metrics and a structure for archiving chang-
ing versions of the building information over time. This
paper defines performance metrics, discusses the
manner in which BLISS is envisioned to support a vari-
ety of activities related to assuring the desired perform-
ance of a building across its life cycle, and describes a
performance metric tracking tool, called Metracker,
that is based on BUSS.
Keywords: 'Buildings, 'Life-cycle Cost, Cost, Energy
Consumption, Human Factors, Thermal Comfort, Con-
struction, Information Systems, Meetings, 'Green
buildings. EDB/320105.
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! Engineering and Environmental Aspects of
1 Recycled Materials for Highway Construction.
j PB94-100443/REB PCA10/MFA03
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Addendum to Draft Drinking Water Criteria Document for
'Ctyptosporidium'.
PB99-111395REB PC A08/MF A02
Advanced Fine Paniculate Control and Implications Toward
Solving Multiple Pollutant Control Problems in Coal-Fired
Boilers.
PB99-129793REB PC A03/MF A01
Aging of polyurethane foam insulation in simulated refrig-
erator walls.
DE98000332REB PC A03/MF A01
Aging of polyurethane insulation foamed with second- and
tmrckieneration blowing agents.
DE98004290REB PC A03/MF A01
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The Wood Heating
Option Put into Environmental Perspective.
PB99-129934REB PC A03/MF A01
Ambient Air Precision and Accuracy Program. 1996 Annual
Report
PB99-134884REB PC A04/MF A01
Analysis of State Superfund Programs: 50-State Study,
1998 Update.
PB99-96321OREB PC A15/MF A03
Application of Intelligent Controls in EPA's Combustion
Technology Research and Development.
PB99-126500REB PC A02/MF A01
Application of Pollution Prevention Techniques to Reduce
moor Air Emissions from Engineered Wood Products.
P899-118309HEB PC A10/MF A03
Application of the Electromagnetic Borehole Flowmeter.
PB99-100018REB PC A05/MF A01
Approach to ensuring quality in environmental software.
DE98054110REB PC A05/MF A01
Automated Stationary Source Dynamic Spiking.
PB99-118341REB PC A08/MF A02
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 1 (CT,
ME, MA. NH, Rl. VT) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM].
PB99-500696REB CD-ROM CP D02
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 2 (NJ,
NY, PR. VI) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500704REB CD-ROM CP D02
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 3 (DE,
DC. MD, PA, VA) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500712REB CD-ROM CP 001
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 4 (Al_
FL, GA, KY, MS, NC, SC, TN) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500720REB CD-ROM CP D01
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 5 (IL, IN,
M. MN, OH, Wl) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500738REB CD-ROM CP D01
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 6 (AR,
LA, NM, OK, TX) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500746REB CD-ROM CP D01
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 7 (IA.
KS, MO, NE) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500753REB CD-ROM CP D01
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 8 (CO,
MT. ND, SO, UT. WY) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500761REB CD-ROM CP D01
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 9 (AZ,
CA, HI. NV) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500779REB CD-ROM CP D01
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 10 (AK,
ID, OR, WA) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500787REB CD-ROM CP D01
Belter Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. User's Manual.
PB99-121296REB PCA17/MFA03
Better Backyard: A Citizen Resource Guide to Beneficial
Landscapin and Habitat Restoration in the Chesapeake
PCA05/MFA01
Biological Indicators of Ground Water-Surface Water Inter-
action: An Update. -.,-.„,
PB99-130536REB PC A04/MF A01
Biomass Drying Technologies. .-..«- .„<
PB99-122103REB PC A05/MF A01
Biomass Power Plant Demonstration at Camp Lejeune.
PB99-126476REB PC A03/MF A01
Carbon Emissions from Spring 1998 Rres in Tropical Mex-
ico.
PB99-128399REB PC A03/MF A01
Chemical Distribution Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128969REB PC A07/MF A02
Clean Water Tribal Resource Directory for Wastewater
Treatment Assistance.
PB99-130585REB PC A06/MF A01
Coal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency Plan-
ning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic Chemical
Release Inventory.
PB99-128977REB PC A08/MF A02
Comparison of CALPUFF with ISC3.
PB99-127342REB PC A05/MF A01
Compliance Report, 1997. Acid Rain Program.
PB99-122152REB PC A05/MF A01
Constructed Wetlands and Wastewater Management for
Confined Animal Feeding Operations.
PB99-129041REB PCA03/MFA01
Constructed Wetlands for Animal Waste Treatment: A Man-
ual on Performance, Design, and Operation with Case His-
tories.
PB99-130650REB PC A1OVMF A02
Controlling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution through Pollution
Prevention.
PB99-129801 REB PC A03/MF A01
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB PC A06/MF A01
Cost Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Limitations Guide-
lines and Standards for the Centralized Waste Treament In-
dustry.
PB99-130759REB PC AOS/MF A01
Critical Health Issues of Criteria Air Pollutants.
PB99-128407REB PC A05/MF A01
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia' Occurrence Assessment for
the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338HEB PCA10/MFA02
Demonstration of a No-VOC/No-HAP Wood Kitchen Cabinet
PC A05/MF A01
Description and Testing of the AnalTech Model 9801P Mon-
itor for Formaldehyde in Air.
PB99-118291 REB PC A06/MF A01
Detailed Costing Document for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-128565REB PC A10/MF A02
Determination of Inorganic Anions in Drinking Water by Ion
Chromatography. Method 300.1. Revision 1.0.
PB98-169196REB PC A04/MF A01
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drilling
Fluids and Other Non-Aqueous Drilling Ruids in the Oil and
Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132961 REB PC A14/MF A03
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for the Centralized Waste Treat-
ment Industry. Volumes 1 and 2.
PB99-129678REB PC A99/MF A06
Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
tions with Economic and Environmental Considerations: A
Mathematical Modeling Approach.
PB99-126492REB PC A02/MF A01
Development of Multipollutant Emission Control Technology
for Stoker Boilers.
PB99-129819REB PC A03/MF A01
Dichloroacetic Acid: Carcinogenicity Identification Character-
ization Summary.
PB99-111387REB PC A05/MF A01
Documenting performance metrics in a building life-cycle in-
formation system.
DE98059376REB PC A02/MF A01
Drinking Water and Ground Water Data Within the 305(b)
PB99r?n9372REB PC A10/MF A03
Ecological Research Strategey.
PB9SM27128REB PC A08/MF A02
Economic Analysis of Effluent Limitation Guidelines and
Standards for the Centralized Waste Treatment Industry.
PB99-130742REB PC A17/MF A03
Electric Power Generation Using a Phosphoric Acid Cell on
a Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Gas Stream.
PB99-118333REB PC A05/MF A01
Electricity Generating Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132904REB PC A08/MF A02
Electrochemical Sensors for Environmental Monitoring: A
Review of Recent Technology.
PB99-963505REB PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Effluent Limi-
tations Guidelines, Pretreatment Standards, and New
Source Performance Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-12971 OREB PC A06/MF A02
Environmental Assessment of Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drilling
Fluids and Other-Non Aqueous Drilling Ruids in the Oil and
Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132938REB PC A03/MF A01
Environmental Technology Initiative: Chemical-Free Clean-
ing of Semiconductors by the Radiance Process (Trade
Name).
PB99-126518REB PC A04/MF A01
EPA Laboratory Evaluation of PetroMoly HP Motor Oil.
PB99-127359REB PC A04/MF A01
EPA National Publications Catalog, 1998. Fourth Edition.
PB99-124323REB PC A99/MF E08
EPA Superfund Enforcement.
PB99-963600REB
Standing Order
EPA Superfund Program Policies and Administration.
PB99-963200REB Standing Order
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 1:
Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, and Vermont.
PB99-963700REB Standing Order
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) tor Region 2:
New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Islands.
PB99-963800REB Standing Order
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 3:
Delaware. Washington DC., Maryland, Pennsylvania, and
Virginia.
PB99-963900REB Standing Order
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 4:
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North
Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
PB99-964000REB Standing Order
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 5:
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin.
PB99-964100REB Standing Order
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 6:
Arkansas. Louisiana. New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.
PB99-964200REB Standing Order
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 7:
Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska.
PB99-964300REB Standing Order
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 8:
Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and
Wyoming.
PB99-964400REB Standing Order
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 9:
Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, American Samoa, and
Guam.
PB99-964500REB Standing Order
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 10:
Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
PB99-964600REB Standing Order
EPA Superfund Removals and Emergency Response.
PB99-963400REB Standing Order
EPA Superfund Site Assessment and Remediation.
PB99-963300REB Standing Order
EPA Superfund Technology and Analytical Services.
PB99-963500REB Standing Order
Episodic Acidification: Occurrence, Causes and Significance
to Aquatic Resources. Proceedings of the 1998 Pennsyl-
vania Acidic Deposition Conference. Held in University
Park, Pennsylvania on September 14-16, 1998.
PB99-128373REB PC A03/MF A01
Evaluation and Performance Assessment of Innovative
Low-VOC Contact Adhesives in Wood Laminating Oper-
ations.
PB99-102717REB PC A05/MF A01
Evaluation of Ammonia Emissions from Swine Operations in
North Carolina.
PB99-126468REB PC A03/MF A01
Fate and Transport of Recombinant 'Sinorhizobium meliloti'
with Enhanced N2-Fixing Abilities during a Multiyear Field
Trial with Transgenic Alfalfa.
PB99-128381 REB PC A03/MF A01
Field analytical technology verification: The ETV Site Char-
acterization Program.
DE98005924REB PC A03/MF A01
Field Demonstration of Lead Paint Abatement Technologies
in Residential Housing.
PB98-172489REB PC A08/MF A02
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Field technology evaluations in EPA's Environmental Tech-
nology Verification (ETC) Program.
DE96004063REB PC A03/MF A01
Field Test of Cydodextrin for Enhanced In-srtu Rushing of
Multiple-Component Immiscfcte Organic Liquid Contamina-
tion: Project Overview and Intel Results.
PB99-121428REB PC A04/MF A01
Fluorescent and High Intensity Discharge Lamp Recycling
and Disposal in Illinois.
PB99-123119REB PC A05/MF A01
Frequently-Asked Questions about the Clean Water Act:
Section 106 Tribal Water Pollution Control Program.
PB99-119364REB PC A03/MF A01
Guidance for Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.5 Moni-
toring Networks.
PB99-121600REB PC A10/MF A02
Guidance Manual for the Monitoring and Reporting Require-
ments of the NPDES Storm Water Multi-Sector General
Poiinft,
PB99-130533REB PCA04/MFA01
Guide to Documenting and Managing Cost and Perform-
ance Information for Remediation Projects. Revised
Version.
P699-130445REB PCA06
Guide to the emissions certification procedures for alter-
native fuel aftermarket conversions.
DE98005092REB PC A05/MF A01
Guide to Using EPA's Automated Clearing House for the
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Program.
PB99-11938CREB PC AO4/MF A01
Guideine on Data Handbng Conventions for the 8-Hour
Ozone NAAOS.
PB99-120966REB PC A03/MF A01
Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
PB99-921100REB
Standing Order
Health Effects from Exposure to High Levels of SuHate in
Drinking Water Study.
PB98-130S77REB PC A04/MF A01
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection By-Products Chlorine Dioxide and Chlo-
rite.
PB99-111361REB PC AOS/MF A01
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Bromale.
P899-1113S3RES PC A05/MF A01
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfecbon Byproduct Chloroform.
PB99-111346REB PC AOS/MF A01
Health Risks to Fetuses. Infants, and Children (Final Stage
1 D/DBPRuJe).
PB99-111379REB PCA05/MFA01
Heirarachiai Framework for Conserving Biodiversity.
PB99-121444REB PC AOS/MF A01
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Results. State Fis-
cal Years 1996.1997.1996.
PB99-128S30REB PC A05/MF A01
Impact of Secular Precipitation Changes on the Deposition
of Benzo(a)Pyrene to the Neuse River Basin of North Caro-
lina,
PB99-1268S6REB PC A02/MF A01
Implementing Presumptive Remedies: A Notebook of Gukf-
ance and Resource Materials.
PB97-963304REB PC A16/MF A03
Innovations in Site Characterization: Interim Guide to Pre-
j Case Studies.
M21097REB PC A03/MF A01
Integrated sediment decontamination for the New York/New
I Harbor.
PCA03/MFA01
Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling (IWAQM).
Phase 2. Summary Report and Recommendations for Mod-
eling Long Range Transport Impacts.
PB9B-121089REB PCA09/MFA02
Interoperable, life-cycle tools for assuring building perform-
ance: An overview of a commercial building initiative.
DE98051529REB PC A03/MF A01
Investigation at Alternative Means for Demonstrating Com-
pliance with the Part 503 Total Hydrocarbon Operational
PB99-123457REB PC A12/MF A03
Investigation of Remote Sensing Devices for Chemical
Characterization of Motor Vehicle Exhaust
PB99-127987REB PC A04/MF A01
Land Use Compendium.
PB99-129140REB PC A11/MF A03
Literature Review of Methods for Delineating Wellhead Pro-
tection Areas.
PB99-129033REB PC A04/MF A01
Metal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency Plan-
ning and Community Right-to-Know ACL Toxic Chemical
Release Inventory.
PB99-132912REB PC A07/MF A02
Methane Emissions from the U.S. Petroleum Industry.
PB99-128159REB PC A09/MF A02
Methods for the Determination of Chemical Substances in
Marine and Estuarine Environmental Matrices. 2nd Edition.
PB99-127326REB PC A11/MF A03
Miscibility, Solubility, Viscosity, and Density Measurements
for R-236fa with Potential Lubricants.
PB99-128027REB PC A06/MF A01
Model-based chiller energy tracking for performance assur-
ance at a university building.
DE98051526REB PC A03/MF A01
Modeling Stomatal Response to Atmospheric Humidity.
PB99-126526REB PC A02/MF A01
Monitoring, evaluation, reporting, and verification of climate
change mitigation projects: Discussion of issues and meth-
odologies and review of existing protocols and guidelines.
DE98052311REB PC A1Q/MF A02
Municipal Solid Waste Landfills, Volume 1. Summary of the
Requirements for the New Source Performance Standards
and Emmission Guidelines for Municipal Solid Waste Land-
fills.
PB99-134983RE8 PC A17/MF A03
National Water Quality Inventory. 1996 Report to Congress.
Groundwater Chapters.
PB99-119406REB PC A06/MF A01
NIST/NOAA NS and T/EPA EMAP Intercomparison Exer-
cise Program for Organic Contaminants in the Marine Envi-
ronment: Description and Results of 1995 Organic Inter-
comparison Exercises. National Status and Trends Program
for Marine Environmental Quality.
PB99-119497REB PC A16/MF A03
Nonhazaidous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Ca-
pacity in Illinois. 1997 Annual Report.
PB99-129090REB PC A14/MF A03
Northwest Area Contingency Plan 1998 (Also Serving as
the Region Ten Regional Contingency Plan).
PB99-129363REB PCA99/MFE11
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB PC A1OMF A03
Offsite environmental monitoring report: radiation monitoring
around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar Year
1996.
DE98005492REB PC A07/MF A02
Oxygenates in Water Critical Information and Research
Needs.
PB99-121188REB PC AOS/MF A01
Petroleum Terminals and Bulk Storage Facilities. Section
313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Righi-to-
Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128761REB PC A07/MF A02
Photochemical Plume-in-Gnd Simulations of Major Point
Sources in the Community MurbscaJe Air Quality (CMAQ)
Modeling System.
PB99-121451REB PC A02/MF A01
Physical and Chemical Characterization of Fine Paniculate
from the Combustion of Residual Fuel Oil.
PB93-121477REB PC A03/MF A01
Pollution Prevention Research Strategy.
PB99-130189REB PC A05/MF A01
Pollution Prevention 1997: A Natonal Progress Report. Ex-
ecutive Summary.
P899-130205REB PC A03/MF A01
Proceedings: Low-and No-VOC Coating Technologies: Bi-
ennial International Conference (2nd). Held in Durham,
North Carolina on March 13-15,1995.
PB99-118374REB PC A25/MF A04
Proceedings of the National Workshop: Pesticides and
Ground Water State/Tribal Management Plans Held in
Washington. DC. on August 26-27,1996.
PB99-130437REB PC A07/MF A02
Profile of the Dry Cleaning Industry. EPA Office of Compli-
ance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122723REB PC A06/MF A01
Profile of the Electronics and Computer Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122731 REB PC A09/MF A02
Profile of the Inorganic Chemical Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122871 REB PC A08/MF A02
Profile of the Iron and Steel Industry. EPA Office of Compli-
ance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122863REB PC A07/MF A02
Profile of the Lumber and Wood Products Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122S55REB PC AOS/MF A02
Profile of the Metal Mining Industry. EPA Office of Compli-
ance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122848REB PC A08/MF A02
Profile of the Motor Vehicle Assembly Industry. EPA Office
of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122681 REB PC A09/MF A02
Profile of the Non-Fuel, Non-Metal Mining Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122699REB PC A07/MF A02
Profile of the Nonferrous Metals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB9&122707REB PC A08/MF A02
Profile of the Organic Chemicals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122764REB PC A08/MF A02
Profile of the Petroleum Refining Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB9&122749REB PC A09/MF A02
Profile of the Printing Industry. EPA Office of Compliance
Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122830REB PC A07/MF A02
Profile of the Pulp and Paper Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122822REB PC A08/MF A02
Profile of the Rubber and Plastics Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122814REB PC A08/MF A02
Profile of the Stone, Clay. Glass, and Concrete Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project,
PB99-122715REB PC A07/MF A02
Profile of the Transportation Equipment Cleaning Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122756REB PC A06/MF A01
Profile of the Wood Furniture and Fixtures Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122889REB PC A07/MF A02
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
of Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities under the Re-
source Conservation and Recovery Act.
PB99-105579REB PC A13/MF A03
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Com-
pensation, and Liability Act.
PB99-122186REB PC A06/MF A01
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
Know Act.
PB99-122194REB PC AOS/MF A01
Pulp and Paper NESHAP: A Rain English Description.
PB99-124067REB PC A12/MF A03
Quality Assurance Handbook for Air Pollution Measurement
Systems. Volume 2. Part 1. Ambient Air Quality Monitoring
Program Quality System Development
PB99-129876REB PC A19/MF A04
RED Facts: Alachlor.
PB99-123515REB
PC A03/MF A01
RED Facts: Aluminum and Magnesium Phosphide.
PB99-123507REB PC A03/MF A01
RED Facts: Bromoxynil.
PB99-123499REB
RED Facts: DCPA.
PB99-123523REB
RED Facts: Deet.
PB99-128803REB
RED Facts: DicofoJ.
PB99-123549REB
RED Facts: Hydramethylnon.
PB99-121204REB
RED Facts: Iprodione.
PB99-123531 REB
RED Facts: Methomyl.
PB99-128787REB
RED Facts: Methylisothiazolinone.
PB99-128811REB
RED Facts: Thiodicarb.
PB99-128779REB
RED Facts: 1,3-Dichloropropene.
PB99-128795REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
PC A02/MF A01
PC A03/MF A01
PC A02/MF A01
PC A02/MF A01
PC A02/MF A01
PC A02/MF A01
PC A02/MF A01
PC A02/MF A01
PC A03/MF A01
PC A02/MF A01
Interim Enhanced Sur-
PC A12/MFA03
Stage 1 Disinfectants/
PC A14/MF A03
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Requirements for Locational Data in the Safe Drinking
Water Information System (SDWIS). y
PB99-119398REB PC A03/MF A01
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): AL and MG
Phosphide. (Includes RED Facts: Aluminum and Magne-
sium Phosphide Fact Sheet).
PB99-123150REB PCA11/MFA03
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Bromoxynil. (In-
dudes RED Facts: Bromoxynil Fact Sheet).
PB99-128829REB PC A15/MF A03
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): DCPA (Includes
RED Facts: DCPA Fact Sheet).
PB99-123168REB PC A12/MF A03
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): DEET. (Indudes
REDFacts: DEETFact Sheet).
PB99-123143REB PC A08/MF A02
ReregfetraSon Eligibility Decision (RED): Dicofol. (Includes
REDFacts: Dicofol Fact Sheet).
PB99-119588REB PC A14WF A03
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Hydramethylnon.
(Includes RED Facts: Hydramethylnon Fact Sheet).
PB99-121287REB PC ACJ9/MF A02
ReregislraSon Eligibility Decision (RED): IPRODIONE. (In-
dudes RED Facts: IPRODIONE Fact Sheet).
PB99-119570REB PC A15/MF A03
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Methomyl. (In-
dudes RED FactsTMethomyl Fact Sheet).
PB99-128696REB PC A14/MF A03
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED):
Methylisothiazolinone (Indudes RED Facts:
Methylisothiazolinone.).
PB99-129637REB PC A09/MF A02
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Thiodicarb (In-
dudes RED Facts: Thiodicarb Fact Sheet).
PB99-130429REB PC A12/MF A03
(RED):
Facts:
1.3-
1,3-
fieregistration Eligibility Decision
Dichloropropene (Includes RED
Otchlorobrooane.).
PB99-129652REB PC A10VMF A03
Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127086REB PC A05/MF A01
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Volume
1. Technical Report.
PB99-122111REB PCA04/MFA01
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Volume
2. Appendices.
PB99-122129REB PC A10/MF A02
Resource Conservation and Recovery Information System
(RCRIS) Extract File (Raw Data Only) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-592570REB Standing Order
Restored Riparian Buffers as Tools for Ecosystem Restora-
tion in the MAtA; Processes, Endpoints, and Measures of
Success for Water, Soil. Flora and Fauna
P699-134819REB PC A03/MF A01
Review and Analysis of Emissions Data for Residential
Wood-Fired Central Furnaces.
PB99-121469REB PC A03/MF A01
RMP-Submit(TradeName), Risk Management Plans Submit
Software (on CD-ROM).
PB99-S00795REB CD-ROM CP D01
Rochem Separation Systems, Inc. Disc Tube (Trade Name)
Module Technology: Innovative Technology Evaluation Re-
port
PB99-129827REB PC A06MF A01
ROD Amendments and Explanations of Significant Dif-
ferences (ESD).
PB99-963100REB Standing Order
SAB Advisory on the TRIM.FaTE Module of the Total Risk
Integrated Methodology (TRIM).
P8S9-133274REB PC A04/MF A01
SAB Advisory: The Clean Air Act Section 812 Prospective
Study; Health and Ecological Initial Studies.
PB99-133266REB PC A04/MF A01
SAB Advisory: The National Human Expsoure Assessment
Survey (NHEXAS) Pilot Studies.
PB99-133290REB PC A04/MF A01
SAB Report: Development of the Acute Reference Expo-
sure. Review of the Draft Document Methods for Exposure-
Response Analysis for Acute Inhalation Exposure to Chemi-
cals: Development of the Acute Reference Exposure (EPA/
600VR-68/051).
PB99-124398REB PC A04/MF A01
SAB Report: Review of Health Risk from Low-Level Envi-
ronmental Exposures to Radio-Nudktes (FGR-13 Report).
Review of the Office of Radiation and Indoor Air's Federal
Guidance Report 13-Part 1, Interim Version (FGR-13).
PB99-133282REB PC A04/MF A01
SAB Report: Review of the Health Risk Assessment of 1,3-
Butadiene. Review of the Office of Research and Develop-
ment's Draft Health Risk Assessment of 1,3-Butadiene.
PB99-124406REB PC A06/MF A01
SAB Report: Review of the RfC Methods Case Studies. Re-
view of Case Studies Associated with the Document Meth-
ods for Derivation of Inhalation Reference Concentrations
and Application of Inhalation Dosimetry (EPA/600/8-9Q/
066F).
PB99-126419REB PC AO*MF A01
SAB Report: Technical Review of the Proposed TSCA Sec-
tion 403 Regulation (Identification of Dangerous Levels of
Lead).
PB99-124380REB PC A05/MF A01
Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory (Re-
vised 1998 Version). Questions and Answers.
PB99-132920REB PC A15/MF A03
Sewer and Tank Sediment Flushing: Case Studies.
PB99-127839REB PC A06/MF A01
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Non-Mi-
crobial Contaminants Regulated Before 1996.
PB99-119349REB PC A07/MF A02
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Stage 1
PB99-11151OREB PC A05/MF A01
Substitution Reactions for the Detoxification of Hazardous
Chemicals.
PB98-177876REB PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Explanation of Significant Diference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Ramapo Landfill, Ram-
apo, NY., November 26,1997.
PB98-963112REB PC A02/MF A01
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hunterstown Road,
Straban Township, PA., August 25,1998.
PB98-963113REB PC A02/MF A01
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome Landfill (ROD
No. 1), Grove City, PA., August 24, 1998.
PB98-963110REB PC A03/MF A01
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome Landfill (ROD
No. 2), Grove City, PA., August 24, 1998.
PB98-963111REB PCA02/MFA01
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Unatilla Army Depot
(lagoons), Hermiston, OR., September 30, 1997.
PB97-963161REB PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Public Information System (SPIS) January 1999
(on CD-ROM).
PB99-501371 REB CD-ROM $60.00
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Brunswick
Naval Air Station - No Further Action at Sites 4 (Acid/Caus-
tic Pit), 11 (Fire Training Area), 13 (Defense Reutjlization
and Marketing Office Area) and a Remedial Action for the
Eastern Plume, Brunswick, ME., February 10,1998.
PB9B-963704REB PC A08/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Pittsburgh
Air Force Base, SS-005, Operable Unit 12, Pittsburgh,
NY., April 2,1998.
PB98-963803REB PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Pfattsburgh
Air Force Base. SS-006, Operable Unit 13, Platlsburgh,
NY., April 2, 1998.
PB98-963804REB
PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Rosen
Brothers Scrap Yard/Dump, Cortland, NY., March 23,1998.
PB98-963802REB PC A15/MF A03
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Metal
Banks, Philadelphia, PA., December 31,1997.
PB98-963904REB PC A09/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): MW Manu-
facturing Operable Unit 5, Valley Township, PA., December
22, 1997.
PB98-963905REB PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Camp
Lejeune Military Reservation (USNavy) Operable Unit 11,
Site 7 and 80, Onslow County, NC., January 20,1998.
PB96-964003REB PC A08/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Milan Army
Ammunition Plant, Milan, TN., March 11, 1998.
PB98-964004REB PC A08/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Savannah
River Site (USDOE) Operable Unit 20. K-Area Bingham
Pump Outage Pit (643-1G), Aiken, SC., March 23,1998.
PB98-964005REB PC A05/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Lincoln Cre-
osote Site, Bossier City, LA., November 26,1997.
PB98-964201 REB PC A04/MF A01
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10)- Idaho Na-
tional Engineering Laboratory (USDOE), Operable Unit 2-
13, Idaho Falls, ID., December 17,1997.
PB98-964602REB PC A12/MF A03
SW-846 Draft Update IV-A Only ( Test Methods for Evalu-
ating Solid Waste Physical/Chemical Methods) (on CD-
ROM with search and Retrieval Software).
PB99-500803REB CD-ROM $50.00
Technical Approaches to Characterizing and Cleaning Up
Iron and Steel Mill Sites under the Brownfietds Initiative.
PB99-122202REB PC A05/MF A01
Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analysis
of Ozone Precursors (Revised).
PB99-124034REB PC A23/MF A04
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB PC A13/MF A03
Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-Prod-
ucts.
PB99-111486REB PC A15/MF A03
Technologies and Costs for Point-of-Entry (POE) and Point-
of-Use (POU) Devices for Control of Disinfection By-Prod-
ucts.
PB99-111502REB PC A05/MF A01
Testing of Fuel Cells to Recover Energy from Landfill Gas:
Groton Landfill.
PB99-105199REB PC A09/MF A02
Testing Your Home for Lead in Paint, Dust, and Soil.
PB99-127219REB PC A03/MF A01
Third-Generation Foam Blowing Agents for Foam Insulation.
PB99-122095REB PC A09/MF A02
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): ASCII Text Data,
February 1999. TSCA Chemdal Substances Inventory: Re-
vised Inventory Synonym and Preferred Name File (Raw
Data Re) (on Diskette).
PB99-500670REB Diskette $161.00
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): February 1999
Chemcial Substances Inventory: Revised Inventory Syn-
onym and Preferred Name File (Raw Data File) (on Mag-
netic Tape and CD-ROM).
PB99-500654REB Mag Tape $454.00
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)-PMN File: ASCII Text
Data, February 1999. TSCA Chemical Substances Inven-
tory: PMN Number to EPA Accession Number Link (on
Diskette).
PB99-500662REB CP D01
Toxics Release Inventory, 1996. Public Data Release: Ten
Years of Right-to-Know Industry Sector Analyses.
PB99-128985REB PC A99/MF A06
Use of Intelligent Computational Techniques for the Esti-
mation and Projection of Air Pollutant Emissions.
PB99-126484REB PC A02/MF A01
Using Reproductuve and Developmental Effects Data in Ec-
ological Risk Assessments for Oviparous Vertebrates Ex-
posed To Contaminants.
PB99-121436REB PC A05/MF A01
Various Technology Findings for Contaminants Regulated
Before 1996.
PB99-119356REB PC A06/MF A01
Verification Testing of Advanced Environmental Monitoring
Systems.
PB99-126849REB PC A02/MF A01
Willapa Watershed Information System (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500605REB CD-ROM CP D01
June 1999
TI-3
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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
•
UM: Keyword* Turn RECYCLED MATERIALS
Title I Engineering and Environmental Aspects of Recycled
| Materials for Highway Construction
NTIS Order Number/Media Code Price Codes PB94-100443/REB PCA10/MFA03
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KEYWORD INDEX
1-3-BUTADIENE
SAB Report: Review of the Health Risk Assessment of
1,3-Butadiene. Review of the Office of Research and De-
velopment's Draft Health Risk Assessment of 1,3-Buta-
diene.
PB99-124406REB
1-MHCHLOROPROPENE
RED Facts: 1,3-Dichloropropene.
PB99-128795REB
Reregtstration Eligibility Decision (RED): 1,3-
Dichloropropene (Includes RED Facts: 1,3-
Dehtoropropene.).
PB99-129652REB
305 (B) PROGRAM
Drinking Water and Ground Water Data Within the 305(b)
M19372REB
ACCIDENT PREVENTION
RMP*Submit(TradeName), Risk Management Plans Sub-
mit Software (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500795REB
ACID RAIN PROGRAM
Compliance Report, 1997. Acid Rain Program.
PB9&122152RE8
ACIDIFICATION
Episodic Acidification: Occurrence, Causes and Signifi-
cance to Aquatic Resources. Proceedings of the 1998
Pennsylvania Acidic Deposition Conference. Held in Uni-
versity Park, Pennsylvania on September 14-16,1998.
PB99-128373REB
ACUTE EXPOSURE
SAB Report: Development of the Acute Reference Expo-
sure. Review of the Draft Document Methods for Expo-
sure-Response Analysis for Acute Inhalation Exposure to
Chemicals: Development of the Acute Reference Expo-
sure (EPW600/R-68/051).
PB99-124398REB
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act Toxic Chemical Release Inventory
(Revised 1998 Version). Questions and Answers.
PB99-132920REB
AFFORDABILITY
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Stage
1 DSP Rule.
PB99-111510REB
AGRICULTURAL RUNOFF
Constructed Wetlands for Animal Waste Treatment: A
Manual on Performance, Design, and Operation with
Case Histories.
PB99-130650REB
AIR CONDITIONERS
Model-based chiller energy tracking for performance as-
surance at a university building.
DE98051526REB
AIR POLLUTANTS
Critical Health Issues of Criteria Air Pollutants.
PB99-128407REB
AIR POLLUTION
Electricity Generating Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
P899-132904REB
AIR POLLUTION ABATEMENT
Proceedings: Low-and No-VOC Coating Technologies: Bi-
ennial International Conference (2nd). Held in Durham,
North Carolina on March 13-15,1995.
PB99-118374REB
Biomass Power Plant Demonstration at Camp Lejeune.
PB99-126476REB
EPA Laboratory Evaluation of PetroMoly HP Motor Oil.
PB99-127359REB
AIR POLLUTION ABATEMENTS
Controlling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution through Pollu-
tion Prevention.
PB99-129801REB
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
Biomass Drying Technologies.
PB99-122K53REB
Compliance Report, 1997. Acid Rain Program.
PB99-122152REB
Investigation of Alternative Means tor Demonstrating
Compliance with the Part 503 Total Hydrocarbon Oper-
ational Standards.
P899-123457REB
Application of Intelligent Controls in EPA's Combustion
Technology Research and Development.
PB99-126SOOREB
Advanced Fine Paniculate Control and Implications To-
ward Solving Multiple Pollutant Control Problems in Coal-
Fired Boilers.
PB99-129793REB
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The Wood Heat-
ing Option Put into Environmental Perspective.
PB99-129934REB
Municipal Solid Waste Landfills, Volume 1. Summary of
the Requirements for the New Source Performance
Standards and Emmission Guidelines for Municipal Solid
Waste Landfills.
PB99-134983REB
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL EQUIPMENT
Development ot MuWpollutant Emission Control Tech-
nology for Stoker Boilers.
PS99-129819REB
AIR POLLUTION DISPERSION
Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling
(IWAQM). Phase 2. Summary Report and Recommenda-
tions for Modeling Long Range Transport Impacts.
PB99-121089REB
Comparison of CALPUFF with ISC3.
PB99-127342REB
AIR POLLUTION EFFECTS
SAB Advisory: The Clean Air Act Section 812 Prospective
Study; Health and Ecological Initial Studies.
PB99-133266REB
AIR POLLUTION EFFECTS (ANIMALS)
Physical and Chemical Characterization of Rne ParBcu-
late from the Combustion of Residual Fuel Oil.
PB99-121477REB
AIR POLLUTION MEASUREMENT
Quality Assurance Handbook for Air Pollution Measure-
ment Systems. Volume 2. Part 1. Ambient Air Quality
Monitoring Program Quality System Development.
PB99-129876REB
AIR POLLUTION MONITORING
Verification Testing of Advanced Environmental Moni-
toring Systems.
PB99-126849REB
Methane Emissions from the U.S. Petroleum Industry.
PB99-128159REB
Carbon Emissions from Spring 1998 Fires in Tropical
Mexico.
PB99-128399REB
Ambient Air Precision and Accuracy Program. 1996 An-
nual Report.
PB99-134884REB
AIR POLLUTION MONITORS
Description and Testing of the AnafTech Model 9801P
Monitor for Formaldehyde in Air.
PB99-118291REB
Guidance for Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.5 Moni-
toring Networks.
PB99-121600REB
AIR POLLUTION SAMPLING
Automated Stationary Source Dynamic Spiking.
PB99-118341REB
Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Anal-
ysis of Ozone Precursors (Revised).
PB99-124034REB
Evaluation of Ammonia Emissions from Swine Operations
in North Carolina.
PB99-126468REB
Investigation of Remote Sensing Devices for Chemical
Characterization of Motor Vehicle Exhaust
PB99-127987REB
AIR POLLUTION SOURCES
Photochemical Ptume-in-Grid Simulations of Major Point
Sources in the Community Multiscate Air Quality (CMAQ)
Modeling System.
PB99-121451REB
Use of Intelligent Computational Techniques for the Esti-
mation and Projection of Air Pollutant Emissions.
PB99-126484REB
AIR POLLUTION STANDARDS
Pulp and Paper NESHAP: A Plain English Description.
PB99-124067REB
ALACHLOR
RED Facts: Alachlor.
PB99-123515REB
ALFALFA
Fate and Transport of Recombinant "Sinorhizobium
meliloti1 with Enhanced N2-Fixing Abilities during a
Multiyear Field Trial with Transgenic Alfalfa
PB99-128381REB
ALTERNATIVES
Investigation of Alternative Means for Demonstrating
Compliance with the Part 503 Total Hydrocarbon Oper-
ational Standards.
PB99-123457REB
ALUMINUM PHOSPHIDES
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): AL and MG
Phosphide. (Includes RED Facts: Aluminum and Magne-
sium Phosphide Fact Sheet).
PB99-123150REB
RED Facts: Aluminum and Magnesium Phosphide.
PB99-123507REB
AMBIENT AIR QUALITY
Ambient Air Precision and Accuracy Program. 1996 An-
nual Report
PB99-134884REB
AMERICAN INDIANS
Frequently-Asked Questions about the Clean Water Act
Section 106 Tribal Water Pollution Control Program.
PB99-119364REB
Clean Water Tribal Resource Directory for Wastewater
Treatment Assistance.
PB99-130585REB
AMMONIA
Evaluation of Ammonia Emissions from Swine Operations
in North Carolina
PB99-126468REB
ANALYTICAL METHODS
Methods for the Determination of Chemical Substances in
Marine and Estuarine Environmental Matrices. 2nd Edi-
tion.
PB99-127326REB
ANIMAL POPULATIONS
Using Reproductive and Developmental Effects Data in
Ecological Risk Assessments for Oviparous Vertebrates
Exposed To Contaminants.
PB99-121436REB
ANIONS
Determination of Inorganic Anions in Drinking Water by
Ion Chromatography. Method 300.1. Revision 1.0.
PB98-169196REB
AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM
Episodic Acidification: Occurrence, Causes and Signifi-
cance to Aquatic Resources. Proceedings of the 1998
Pennsylvania Acidic Deposition Conference. Held in Uni-
versity Park, Pennsylvania on September 14-16,1998.
PB99-128373REB
AREA CONTINGENCY PLANS
Northwest Area Contingency Plan 1998 (Also Serving as
the Region Ten Regional Contingency Plan).
PB99-129363REB
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Use of Intelligent Computational Techniques for the Esti-
mation and Projection of Air Pollutant Emissions.
PB99-126484REB
Application of Intelligent Controls in EPA's Combustion
Technology Research and Development.
PB99-126500REB
ATMOSPHERIC MOISTURE
Modeling Stomatal Response to Atmospheric Humidity.
PB99-126526REB
AUDITS
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
ot Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities under the
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.
PB99-105579REB
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Comprehensive Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act.
PB99-122186REB
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
Know Act.
PB99-122194REB
AUTOMATED CLEARING HOUSE
Guide to Using EPA's Automated Clearing House for the
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Program.
PB99-119380REB
AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
Profile of the Motor Vehicle Assembly Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122681REB
BASINS COMPUTER MODEL
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. User's Manual.
PB99-121295REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 1 (CT, ME, MA, NH. Rl, VT) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
ROM).
PB99-500696REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 2 (NJ, NY, PR, VI) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500704REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 3 (DE, DC. MD, PA, VA) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
ROM).
PB99-500712REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 4 (AL, FL, GA, KY, MS, NC, SC, TN) (Version 2.0)
(on CD-ROM).
PB99-500720REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
ifon 5 (IL, IN, Ml, MN, OH, Wl) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-500738REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 6 (AR, LA, NM, OK, TX) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
ROM).
PB99-500746REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 7 (IA, KS, MO, NE) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500753REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gionIf (CO, MT. ND, SO, UT, WY) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
ROM).
PB99-500761REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 9 (AZ, CA, HI, NV) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500779REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 10 (AK, ID, OR, WA) (Version 2.8) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500787REB
BENZO (A)PYRENE
Impact of Secular Precipitation Changes on the Deposi-
tion of Benzo(a)Pyrene to the Neuse River Basin of North
Carolina.
PB99-126856REB
KW-1
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KEYWORD INDEX
BIBLIOGRAPHIES
Literature Review of Methods for Delineating Wellhead
Protection Areas.
PB99-129033REB
BKMCCUMULATION
Methods for the Determination of Chemical Substances in
Marine and Estuanne Environmental Matrices. 2nd Edi-
tion.
PB99-127326REB
BIODIVERSITY
Heiratachial Framework for Conserving Biodiversity.
PB99-121444REB
BIOLOGICAL COMMUNITIES
Using Reproductuve and Developmental Effects Data in
Ecological Risk Assessments for Oviparous Vertebrates
Exposed To Contaminants.
PB99-121436REB
Restored Riparian Buffers as Tools for Ecosystem Res-
toration in the MAIA; Processes, Endpoints, and Meas-
ures of Success for Water, Soil, Flora and Fauna
PB99-134819REB
BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS
Using Reproductuve and Developmental Effects Data in
Ecological Risk Assessments for Oviparous Vertebrates
Exposed To Contaminants.
PB99-121436REB
Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
PB99-921100REB
BIOLOGICAL INDICATORS
Biological Indicators of Ground Water-Surface Water
Interaction: An Update.
PB99-130536REB
BIOLOGICAL RADIATION EFFECTS
SAB Report: Review of Health Risk from Low-Level Envi-
ronmental Exposures to Radio-Nudities (FGR-13 Report).
Review of the Office of Radiation and Indoor Air's Federal
Guidance Report 13-Part 1, Interim Version (FGR-13).
PB99-133282REB
BKMIASS
Biomass Drying Technologies.
PB99-122103REB
BIOMASS CONVERSION PLANTS
Biomass Power Plant Demonstration at Camp Lejeune.
PB99-126476REB
BLOWING AGENTS
Third-Generation Foam Blowing Agents for Foam Insula-
tion.
PB99-122095REB
BOREHOLES
Application of the Electromagnetic Borehole Flowmeter.
PB99-100018REB
BROMATES
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Bromate.
PB99-111353REB
BROMOXVNIL
RED Facts: Bromoxynil.
PB99-123499REB
Reregistratkxi Eligibility Decision (RED): Bromoxynil. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Bromoxynil Fact Sheet).
BROWNRELD REDEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Technical Approaches to Characterizing and Cleaning Up
Iron and Steel MM Sites under the Brownfietds Initiative.
PB99-122202REB
BUFFERS
Restored Riparian Buffers as Tools for Ecosystem Res-
toration in the MAIA; Processes, Endpoints, and Meas-
ures of Success for Water, Soil, Flora and Fauna
PB99-134819REB
BUILDINGS
Documenting performance metrics in a building life-cycle
information system.
DE98059376REB
BYPRODUCTS
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Chloroform.
PB99-11f346REB
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Bromate.
PB99-111353HEB
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection By-Ptoducts Chlorine Dioxide and
Chlorite.
PB99-111361REB
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final
Stage 1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-
products.
PB99-111486REB
Technologies and Costs for Point-of-Entry (POE) and
Point-of-Use (POD) Devices for Control of Disinfection
By-products.
PB99-111502REB
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Stage
1 DBPRule.
PB99-111510REB
CABINETS
Demonstration of a No-VOC/No-HAP Wood Kitchen Cabi-
net Coating System.
PB99-114563REB
CALPUFF COMPUTER MODEL
Comparison of CALPUFF with ISC3.
PB99-127342REB
CAPACITY
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Ca-
pacity in Illinois. 1997 Annual Report.
PB99-129090REB
CAPITALIZED COSTS
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
CARBON
Carbon Emissions from Spring 1998 Fires in Tropical
Mexico.
PB99-128399REB
CARCINOGENICITY TESTS
Dichloroacetic Acid: Carcinogencity Identification Charac-
terization Summary.
PB99-111387REB
CATALOGS (PUBLICATIONS)
EPA National Publications Catalog, 1998. Fourth Edition.
PB99-124323REB
CERCLA (COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL
RESPONSE COMPENSATION AND LIABILITY ACT)
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Comprehensive Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act.
PB99-122186REB
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Anal-
ysis of Ozone Precursors (Revised).
PB99-124034REB
Methods for the Determination of Chemical Substances in
Marine and Estuanne Environmental Matrices. 2nd Edi-
tion.
PB99-127326REB
Quality Assurance Handbook for Air Pollution Measure-
ment Systems. Volume 2. Part 1. Ambient Air Quality
Monitoring Program Quality System Development
SW-846 Draft Update IV-A Only (Test Methods for Eval-
uating Solid Waste Physical/Chemical Methods) (on CD-
ROM with search and Retrieval Software)
PB99-500803REB
CHEMTCAL COMPOUNDS
Substitution Reactions for the Detoxification of Hazardous
Chemicals.
PB96-177876REB
Methods for the Determination of Chemical Substances in
Marine and Estuanne Environmental Matrices. 2nd Edi-
tion.
PB99-127326REB
Toxics Release Inventory, 1996. Public Data Release:
Ten Years of RighMo-Know Industry Sector Analyses.
PB99-128985REB
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): February 1999
Chemcial Substances Inventory: Revised Inventory Syn-
onym and Preferred^Name File (Raw Data FNe) (on Mag-
DGttC T3I ' **
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)-PMN Re: ASCII
Text Data, February 1999. TSCA Chemical Substances
Inventory: PMN Number to EPA Accession Number Link
(on Diskette).
PB99-500662REB
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): ASCII Text Data,
February 1999. TSCA Chemcial Substances Inventory:
Revised Inventory Synonym and Preferred Name Fife
(Raw Data File) (on Diskette).
PB99-S00670REB
Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
PB99-921100REB
CHEMICAL EFFLUENTS
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry. Volumes 1 and 2
PB99-129678RE6
CHEMTCAL PLANTS
Chemical Distribution Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community RighMo-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128969REB
CHEMK5AL PROPERTIES
Oxygenates in Water Critical Information and Research
Needs.
PB99-121188REB
CHEMKJAL SPILLS
Northwest Area Contingency Plan 1998 (Also Serving as
the Region Ten Regional Contingency Plan).
PB99-129363REB
CHEMTCAL SUBSTANCES INVENTORY
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): February 1999
Chemcial Substances Inventory: Revised Inventory Syn-
onym and Preferred Name File (Raw Data File) (on Mag-
netic Tape and CD-ROM).
PB99-500654REB
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)-PMN File: ASCII
Text Data, February 1999. TSCA Chemical Substances
Inventory: PMN Number to EPA Accession Number Link
(on Diskette).
PB99-500662REB
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): ASCII Text Data.
February 1999. TSCA Chemcial Substances Inventory:
Revised Inventory Synonym and Preferred Name Fife
(Raw Data File) (on Diskette).
PB99-500670REB
CHESAPEAKE BAY
Better Backyard: A Citizen Resource Guide to Beneficial
Landscaping and Habitat Restoration in the Chesapeake
Bay Watershed.
PB99-133852REB
CHILDREN
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final
Stage 1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
CHLORINATED SOLVENTS
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB
CHLORINE DIOXIDE
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Defection By-Products Chlorine Dioxide and
Chlorite.
PB99-111361REB
CHLORITES
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection By-Products Chlorine Dioxide and
Chlorite.
PB99-111361REB
CHLOROFORM
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Chloroform.
PB99-111346REB
CHLORTHAL DIMETHL
Reregistratton Eligibility Decision (RED): DCPA. (Includes
REOTacts: OCPA Fact Sheet).
PB99-123168REB
CHLORTHAL DIMETHYL
RED Facts: DCPA.
PB99-123523REB
CLEAN AIR ACT
SAB Advisory: The Clean Air Act Section 812 Prospective
Study: Health and Ecological Initial Studies.
PB99-133266REB
CLEAN WATER ACT
Frequently-Asked Questions about the Clean Water Act
Section 106 Tribal Water Pollution Control Program.
PB99-119364REB
CLEANING
Environmental Technology Initiative: Chemical-Free
Cleaning of Semiconductors by the Radiance Process
grade Name).
PB99-126518REB
CLEANUP
Implementing Presumptive Remedies: A Notebook of
Guidance and Resource Materials.
PB97-963304REB
Technical Approaches to Characterizing and Cleaning Up
Iron and Steel Mill Sites under the Brownfietds Initiative.
PB99-122202REB
CLIMATIC CHANGE
Monitoring, evaluation, reporting, and verification of cli-
mate change mitigation projects: Discussion of issues
and methodologies and review of existing protocols and
guidelines.
DE98052311REB
COAL FIRED BOILERS
Advanced Rne Paniculate Control and Implications To-
ward Solving Multiple Pollutant Control Problems in Coal-
Fired Boilers.
PB99-129793REB
Development of Multipollutant Emission Control Tech-
nology for Stoker Boilers.
PB99-129819REB
COAL MINING
Coal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency
Planning and Community RighHo-Know Act Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128977REB
COATING PROCESSES
Proceedings: Low-and No-VOC Coating Technologies: Bi-
ennial International Conference (2nd). Held in Durham,
North Carolina on March 13-15, 1995.
PB99-118374REB
COMBINED SEWERS
Sewer and Tank Sediment Flushing: Case Studies.
PB99-127839REB
COMBUSTION PRODUCTS
Review and Analysis of Emissions Data for Residential
Wood-Fired Central Furnaces.
PB99-121469REB
Physical and Chemical Characterization of Rne Panicu-
late from the Combustion of Residual Fuel Oil.
PB99-121477REB
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Vol-
ume 1. Technical Report.
PB99-122111REB
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Vol-
ume 2. Appendices.
PB99-122129REB
COMBUSTORS
Application of Intelligent Controls in EPA's Combustion
Technology Research and Development
PB99-126500REB
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COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
Interoperable, life-cycle tools for assuring building per-
formance: An overview of a commercial building initiative.
DE98051529REB
COMMUNITY MULT1SCALE AIR QUALITY MODEL
Photochemical Plume-in^Grid Simulations of Major Point
Sources in the Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ)
Modeling System.
PB99-121451REB
COMPARISON
Comparison of CALPUFF with ISC3.
PB99-127342REB
COMPLIANCE
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
of Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities under the
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.
PB99-105579REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Stage
1 DBP Rule.
PB99-111510REB
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Comprehensive Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act.
PB9&122186REB
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
Know Act.
PB99-122194REB
COMPOSITE MATERIALS
Application of Pollution Prevention Techniques to Reduce
Indoor Air Emissions from Engineered Wood Products.
PB99-118309REB
COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE
COMPENSATION AND LIABILITY ACT
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Comprehensive Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act.
PB99-122186REB
COMPUTER CODES
Approach to ensuring quality in environmental software.
DE98054110REB
COMPUTER INDUSTRY
Profile of the Electronics and Computer Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122731REB
COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION
Photochemical Plume-in-Grid Simulations of Major Point
Sources in the Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ)
Modeling System.
PB99-121451HEB
Comparison of CALPUFF with ISC3.
PB9&127342REB
CONSTRUCTION
Constructed Wetlands and Wastewater Management for
Confined Animal Feeding Operations.
PB99-129041REB
COST ANALYSIS
Technologies and Costs for Point-of-Entry (POE) and
Point-of-Ose (POU) Devices for Control of Disinfection
By-Products.
PB99-111502REB
Detailed Costing Document for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-128555REB
Guide to Documenting and Managing Cost and Perform-
ance Information for Remediation Projects. Revised
Version.
PB99-13044SREB
COST EFFECTIVENESS
Cost Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Limitations Guide-
lines and Standards for the Centralized Waste Treament
Industry.
PB99-130759REB
COSTS
Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-
products.
PB99-111486REB
CRYPTOSPORIDIUM
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia' Occurrence Assessment
for the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB
CRYTOSPORIDIUM
Addendum to Draft Drinking Water Criteria Document for
'Cryptosporidium'.
PB99-111395REB
DATA BASES
Resource Conservation and Recovery Information Sys-
tem (RCRIS) Extract File (Raw Data Only) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-592570REB
DATA COLLECTION
Innovations in Site Characterization: Interim Guide to Pre-
paring Case Studies.
PB99-121097REB
DATA RLE
Willapa Watershed Information System (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500605REB
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): February 1999
Chemcial Substances Inventory: Revised Inventory Syn-
KEYWORD INDEX
onym and Preferred Name File (Raw Data File) (on Mag-
netic Tape and CD-ROM).
PB99-500654REB
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)-PMN File: ASCII
Text Data, February 1999. TSCA Chemical Substances
Inventory: PMN Number to EPA Accession Number Link
(on Diskette).
PB99-500662REB
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): ASCII Text Data,
February 1999. TSCA Chemcial Substances Inventory:
Revised Inventory Synonym and Preferred Name File
(Raw Data File) (on Diskette).
PB99-500670REB
SW-846 Draft Update IV-A Only ( Test Methods for Eval-
uating Solid Waste Physical/Chemical Methods) (on CD-
ROM with search and Retrieval Software).
PB99-500803REB
Superfund Public Information System (SPIS) January
1999 (on CD-ROM).
PB99-501371REB
Resource Conservation and Recovery Information Sys-
tem (RCRIS) Extract File (Raw Data Only) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-592570REB
DATA HANDLING
Guideline on Data Handling Conventions for the 8-Hour
Ozone NAAQS.
PB99-120966REB
DATA QUALITY
Quality Assurance Handbook for Air Pollution Measure-
ment Systems. Volume 2. Part 1. Ambient Air Quality
Monitoring Program Quality System Development.
PB99-129876REB
Ambient Air Precision and Accuracy Program. 1996 An-
nual Report.
PB99-134884REB
DATA UTILIZATION
Guideline on Data Handling Conventions for the 8-Hour
Ozone NAAQS.
PB99-120966REB
DCPA
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): DCPA. (Includes
RED Tacts: DCPA Fact Sheet).
PB99-123168REB
RED Facts: DCPA.
PB99-123523REB
DECHLORINATION
Substitution Reactions for the Detoxification of Hazardous
Chemicals.
PB98-177876REB
DEET
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): DEET. (Includes
RED Facts: DEET Fact Sheet).
PB99-123143REB
RED Facts: Deet.
PB99-128803REB
DENSITY MEASUREMENT
Miscibiiity, Solubility, Viscosity, and Density Measure-
ments for R-236fa with Potential Lubricants.
PB99-128027REB
DETOXIFICATION
Substitution Reactions for the Detoxification of Hazardous
Chemicals.
PB98-177876REB
DICOFOL
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Dicofol. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Dicofol Fact Sheet).
PB99-119588REB
RED Facts: Dicofol.
PB99-123549REB
DIFFUSION MODELING
Photochemical Plume-in-Grid Simulations of Major Point
Sources in the Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ)
Modeling System.
PB99-121451REB
DIRECTORIES
Clean Water Tribal Resource Directory for Wastewater
Treatment Assistance.
PB99-130585REB
DISCHARGE LAMPS
Fluorescent and High Intensity Discharge Lamp Recycling
and Disposal in Illinois.
PB99-123119REB
DISINFECTANTS
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Chloroform.
PB99-111346REB
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Bromate.
PB99-111353REB
Hearth Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection By-Products Chlorine Dioxide and
Chlorite.
PB99-111361REB
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final
Stage 1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-
products.
PB99-111486REB
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
Technologies and Costs for Point-of-Entry (POE) and
Point-of-Use (POU) Devices for Control of Disinfection
By-Products.
PB99-111502REB
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Stage
1 DBP Rule.
PB99-111510REB
DISINFECTION
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
DOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS
SAB Report: Development of the Acute Reference Expo-
sure. Review of the Draft Document Methods for Expo-
sure-Response Analysis for Acute Inhalation Exposure to
Chemicals: Development of the Acute Reference Expo-
sure (EPA/600/R-68/051).
PB99-124398REB
SAB Report Review of the RfC Methods Case Studies.
Review of Case Studies Associated with the Document
Methods for Derivation of Inhalation Reference Con-
centrations and Application of Inhalation Dosimetry (EPA/
600/8-90/066F).
PB99-126419REB
DRILLING FLUIDS
Environmental Assessment of Proposed Effluent Limita-
tions Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drill-
ing Fluids and Other-Non Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the
Oil and Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132938REB
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drilling
Fluids and Other Non-Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the Oil
and Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132961REB
DRINKING WATER
Determination of Inorganic Anions in Drinking Water by
Ion Chromatography. Method 300.1. Revision 1.0.
PB98-169196REB
Regulatory impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Chloroform.
PB99-111346REB
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Bromate.
PB99-111353REB
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection By-Products Chlorine Dioxide and
Chlorite.
PB99-111361REB
Addendum to Draft Drinking Water Criteria Document for
'Cryptosporidium'.
PB99-111395REB
Drinking Water and Ground Water Data Within the 305(b)
M19372REB
Health Effects from Exposure to High Levels of Sulfate in
Drinking Water Study.
PB99-130577REB
DRY CLEANING
Profile of the Dry Cleaning Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122723REB
DRY METHODS
Environmental Technology Initiative: Chemical-Free
Cleaning of Semiconductors by the Radiance Process
(Trade Name).
PB99-126518REB
DRYING
Biomass Drying Technologies.
PB99-122103REB
DUST
SAB Report: Technical Review of the Proposed TSCA
Section 403 Regulation (Identification of Dangerous Lev-
els of Lead).
PB99-124380REB
ECOLOGICAL CONCENTRATION
Methods for the Determination of Chemical Substances in
Marine and Estuarine Environmental Matrices. 2nd Edi-
tion.
PB99-127326REB
ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT
Using Reproductuve and Developmental Effects Data in
Ecological Risk Assessments for Oviparous Vertebrates
Exposed To Contaminants.
PB99-121436REB
ECOLOGY
Ecological Research Strategey.
PB99-127128REB
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
tions with Economic and Environmental Considerations: A
Mathematical Modeling Approach.
PB99-126492REB
Economic Analysis of Effluent Limitation Guidelines and
Standards for the Centralized Waste Treatment Industry.
PB99-130742REB
June 1999 KW-3
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KEYWORD INDEX
ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION
Electric Power Generation Using a Phosphoric Acid Cell
on a Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Gas Stream.
PB99-118333REB
Electricity Generating Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community RighHo-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132904REB
ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS
Biomass Power Plant Demonstration at Camp Lejeune.
PB99-126476REB
ELECTRIC UTILITIES
Compliance Report, 1997. Acid Rain Program.
PB99-122152REB
ELECTROCHEMSTRV
Electrochemical Sensors for Environmental Monitoring: A
Review of Recent Technology.
PB99-963505REB
ELECTROMAGNETIC SURVEYS
Application of the Electromagnetic Borehole Ftowmeter.
PB99-100018REB
ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
Profile of the Electronics and Computer Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122731REB
EMERGENCY PLANNING
EPA Superfund Removals and Emergency Response.
PB9SMJ63400REB
EMERGENCY PLANNING AND COMMUNITY RIGHT-TO-
KNOW ACT
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
KnowAct.
PB99-122194REB
Petroleum Terminals and Bulk Storage Facilities. Section
313 of the Emergency Planning and Community RjghWo-
Know Act. Tone Chemical Release Inventory.
PB98-128761 REB
Chemical Distribution Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community RighHo-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128969REB
Coal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency
Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128977REB
Electricity Generating Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community RighHo-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132904REB
Metal MMng Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency
Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132912REB
Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act Toxic Chemical Release Inventory
(Revised 1996 Version). Questions and Answers.
PB99-132920REB
EMERGENCY PLANS
Northwest Area Contingency Plan 1996 (Also Serving as
the Region Ten Regional Contingency Plan).
PB99-129363REB
EMERGENCY PREP
RMp-SubmitfTradeName). Risk Management Plans Sub-
mit Software (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500795REB
EPA Superfund Removals and Emergency Response.
PB99-963400REB
EMISSION FACTORS
Evaluation of Ammonia Emissions from Swine Operations
in North Carolina.
PB99-126468REB
Application of Pollution Prevention Techniques to Reduce
Indoor Air Emissions from Engineered Wood Products.
PB98-118309REB
Automated Stationary Source Dynamic Spiking.
PB99-118341REB
Proceedings: Low-end No-VOC Coating Technologies: Bi-
ennial International Conference (2nd). Hekt in Durham.
North Carolina on March 13-15,1995.
PB99-118374REB
Biomass Drying Technologies.
PB99-122103REB
Use of Intelligent Computational Techniques for the Esfr-
rnfibon find Projection of Air PoHutsnt Emissions.
PB99-126484REB
Methane Emissions from the U.& Petroleum Industry.
PB99-128159REB
Carbon Emissions from Spring 1998 Pros in Tropical
Mexico.
PB99-128399REB
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The Wood Heat-
' mental Perspective.
Municipal Solid Waste Landfills. Volume 1. Summary of
e New Source Performance
Guidelines for Municipal Solid
the Requirements for the New Source Performance
Standards and Emmission
Waste Landfifc.
PB99-134963REB
ENOOCRMOLOGY
nosojgiJi Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127066REB
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
Model-based chiller energy tracking for performance as-
surance at a university building.
DE98051526REB
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Interoperable, life-cycle tools for assuring building per-
formance: An overview of a commercial building initiative.
DE98051529REB
ENERGY USE
Biomass Drying Technologies.
PB99-122103REB
ENFORCEMENT
EPA Superfund Enforcement.
PB99-963600REB
ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITING
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
of Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities under the
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.
PB99-105579REB
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Comprehensive Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act.
PB9&122186REB
Protocol for ConduetingEnvironmental Compliance Audits
under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
Know Act.
PB99-122194REB
ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
Oxygenates in Water Critical Information and Research
Needs.
PB99-1211B8REB
SAB Advisory: The Clean Air Act Section 812 Prospective
Study; Health and Ecological Initial Studies.
PB99-133266REB
SAB Advisory on the TRIM.FaTE Module of the Total
Risk Integrated Methodology (TRIM).
PB99-133274REB
ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE
SAB Report: Review of Health Risk from Low-Level Envi-
ronmental Exposures to Radio-Nudides (FGR-13 Report).
Review of the Office of Radiation and Indoor Air's Federal
Guidance Report 13-Part 1, Interim Version (FGR-13).
PB99-133282REB
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTS
Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Effluent Lim-
itations Guidelines, Pretreatment Standards, and New
Source Performance Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-12971 ORES
Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
PB99-921100REB
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS
Environmental Assessment of Proposed Effluent Limita-
tions Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drill-
ing Fluids and Other-Non Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the
09 and Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132936REB
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
Offsite environmental monitoring report; radiation monk
taring around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar
Year 1996.
DE98005492REB
Hararachial Framework for Conserving Biodiversity.
P899-121444REB
Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
tions with Economic and Environmental Considerations: A
Mathematical Modeling Approach.
PB99-126492REB
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
Ecological Research Strategey.
PB99-127128REB
Electrochemical Sensors for Environmental Monitoring: A
Review of Recent Technology.
PB99-963505REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PERSISTENCE
Methods for the Determination of Chemical Substances in
Marine and Estuarine Environmental Matrices. 2nd Edi-
tion.
PB99-127326REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Pollution Prevention 1997: A Natonal Progress Report.
Executive Summary.
PB99-130205REB
Better Backyard: A Citizen Resource Guide to Beneficial
Landscaping and Habitat Restoration in the Chesapeake
Bay Watershed.
PB99-133852REB
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
Field technology evaluations in EPA's Environmental
Technology Verification (ETC) Program.
DE9B004063REB
Approach to ensuring quality in environmental software.
DE98054110REB
ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSPORT
Impact of Secular Precipitation Changes on the Deposi-
tion of Benzo(a)Pyrene to the Neuse River Basin of North
Carolina.
PB99-126856REB
Comparison of CALPUFF with ISC3.
PB99-127342REB
EPA METHOD 300.1
Determination of Inorganic Anions in Drinking Water by
Ion Chromatography. Method 300.1. Revision 1.0.
PB98-169196REB
EPCRA (EMERGENCY PLANNING AND COMMUNITY
RIGHT-TO-KNOW ACT)
Petroleum Terminals and Bulk Storage Facilities. Section
313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128761REB
Chemical Distribution Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community RighMc-Know Act Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128969REB
Coal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency
Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128977REB
Electricity Generating Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132904REB
Metal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency
Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132912REB
Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory
(Revised 1998 Version). Questions and Answers.
PB99-132920REB
ESD (EXPLANATION OF SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE)
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Unatilla Army
Depot (lagoons), Hermiston, OR., September 30, 1997.
PB97-963161REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome Landfill
(ROD No. 1), Grove City, PA., August 24,1998.
PB98-963110REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome Landfill
(ROD No. 2), Grove City, PA., August 24.1998.
PB98-963111REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Diference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Ramapo Landfill.
Ramapo, NY., November 26.1997.
PB98-963112REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hunterstown Road,
Straban Township, PA., August 25, 1998.
PB98-963113REB
ESTIMATING
Use of Intelligent Computational Techniques for the Esti-
mation and Projection of Air Pollutant Emissions.
PB99-126484REB
ESTUARIES
Methods for the Determination of Chemical Substances in
Marine and Estuarine Environmental Matrices. 2nd Edi-
tion.
PB99-127326REB
EXHAUST EMISSION CONTROL
EPA Laboratory Evaluation of PetroMoly HP Motor Oil.
PB99-127359REB
EXHAUST EMISSION MEASUREMENT
Investigation of Remote Sensing Devices for Chemical
Characterization of Motor Vehicle Exhaust
PB99-127987REB
EXPLANATION OF SIGNIFICANCE DIFFERENCE
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hunterstown Road,
Straban Township, PA.. August 25, 1998.
PB98-963113REB
EXPLANATION OF SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Unatilla Army
Depot (lagoons). Hermiston, OR., September 30, 1997.
PB97-963161REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome Landfill
(ROD No. 1), Grove City. PA.. August 24. 1998.
PB98-963110REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome Landfill
(ROD No. 2), Grove City, PA., August 24.1998.
PB98-963111REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Diference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Ramapo Landfill,
Ramapo, NY., November 26,1997.
PB98-963112REB
FARM WASTES
Constructed Wetlands and Wastewater Management for
Confined Animal Feeding Operations.
PB99-129041REB
Constructed Wetlands for Animal Waste Treatment: A
Manual on Performance, Design, and Operation with
Case Histories.
PB99-130650REB
FEDERAL PROGRAMS
Guide to Using EPA's Automated Clearing House for the
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Program.
PB99-119380REB
FEED LOTS
Constructed Wetlands and Wastewater Management for
Confined Animal Feeding Operations.
PB99-129041 REB
FETUS
Health Risks to Fetuses. Infants, and Children (Final
Stage 1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Guide to Using EPA's Automated Clearing House for the
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Program
PB99-119380REB
Clean Water Tribal Resource Directory for Wastewater
Treatment Assistance.
PB99-130585REB
FIRES
Carbon Emissions trom Spring 1998 Fires in Tropical
Mexico.
PB99-128399REB
FIRST REMEDIAL ACTION
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Unatilla Army
Depot (lagoons). Hermiston, OR.. September 30,1997.
PB97-963161REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osborne Landfill
(ROD No. 1), Grove City, PA., August 24, 1998
PB98-963110REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Diference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Ramapo Landfill,
Ramapo, NY., November 26, 1997.
PB98-963112REB
FIXTURES
Evaluation and Performance Assessment of Innovative
Low-VOC Contact Adhesives in Wood Laminating Oper-
ations.
PB99-102717REB
FLOWMETERS
Application of the Electromagnetic Borehole Flowmeter.
PB99-100018REB
FLUORESCENT LAMPS
Fluorescent and High Intensity Discharge Lamp Recycling
and Disposal in Illinois.
PB99-123119REB
FLUSING
Sewer and Tank Sediment Flushing: Case Studies.
PB99-127839REB
FOAMS
Third-Generation Foam Blowing Agents for Foam Insula-
tion.
PB99-122096REB
FORECASTING
Use of Intelligent Computational Techniques for the Esti-
mation and Projection of Air Pollutant Emissions.
PB99-126484REB
FORMALDEHYDE
Description and Testing of the AnalTech Model 9801P
Monitor for Formaldehyde in Air.
PB99-118291REB
FUEL CELLS
Testing of Fuel Cells to Recover Energy from Landfill
Gas; Groton Landfill.
PB99-105199REB
Electric Power Generation Using a Phosphoric Acid Cell
on a Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Gas Stream.
PB99-118333REB
FUEL ECONOMY
EPA Laboratory Evaluation of PetroMoly HP Motor Oil.
PB99-1273S9REB
FUEL OILS
Physical and Chemical Characterization of Fine Particu-
late from the Combustion of Residual Fuel Oil.
PB99-121477REB
FUEL SUBSTITUTION
Guide to the emissions certification procedures for alter-
native fuel aftermarket conversions.
DE98005092REB
FURNITURE
Demonstration of a No-VOC/No-HAP Wood Kitchen Cabi-
net Coating System.
PB99-114563REB
Application of Pollution Prevention Techniques to Reduce
Indoor Air Emissions from Engineered Wood Products.
PB99-118309REB
FURNITURE INDUSTRY
Profile of the Wood Furniture and Fixtures Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-1228B9REB
GAS RECOVERY
Testing of Fuel Cells to Recover Energy from Landfill
Gas; Groton Landfill.
PB99-105199REB
GIARDIA
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia' Occurrence Assessment
for the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB
GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY RELATIONS
Pollution Prevention 1997: A Natonal Progress Report.
Executive Summary.
PB99-130205REB
GOVERNMENT POLICIES
EPA Superfund Program Policies and Administration.
PB99-963200REB
GREEN BUILDINGS
Documenting performance metrics in a building life-cycle
information system.
DE98059376REB
GREENHOUSE GASES
Monitoring, evaluation, reporting, and verification of di-
mate change mitigation projects: Discussion of issues
KEYWORD INDEX
and methodologies and review of existing protocols and
guidelines.
DE98052311REB
GROUND WATER
Drinking Water and Ground Water Data Within the 305(b)
M19372REB
National Water Quality Inventory. 1996 Report to Con-
gress. Groundwater Chapters.
PB99-119406REB
Field Test of Cyclodextrin for Enhanced In-situ Flushing
of Multiple-Component Immiscible Organic Liquid Con-
tamination: Project Overview and Intial Results.
PB99-121428REB
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB
Proceedings of the National Workshop: Pesticides and
Ground Water State/Tribal Management Plans. Held in
Washington, DC. on August 26-27,1996.
PB99-130437REB
GUIDES
Guide to Using EPA's Automated Clearing House for the
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Program.
PB99-119380REB
Guidance Manual for the Monitoring and Reporting Re-
quirements of the NPDES Storm Water Multi-Sector Gen-
eral Permit.
PB99-130593REB
HABITAT IMPROVEMENT
Better Backyard: A Citizen Resource Guide to Beneficial
Landscaping and Habitat Restoration in the Chesapeake
Bay Watershed.
PB99-133852REB
HARBORS
Integrated sediment decontamination for the New York/
New Jersey Harbor.
DE98004438REB
HAZARDOUS AIR POLLUTANTS
Demonstration of a No-VOC/No-HAP Wood Kitchen Cabi-
net Coating System.
PB99-114563REB
SAB Advisory. The Clean Air Act Section 812 Prospective
Study; Health and Ecological Initial Studies.
PB99-133266REB
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
Field analytical technology verification: The ETV Site
Characterization Program.
DE98005924REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Unatilla Army
Depot (lagoons), Hermiston, OR., September 30,1997.
PB97-963161REB
Substitution Reactions for the Detoxification of Hazardous
Chemicals.
PB98-177876REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osborne Landfill
(ROD No. 1), Grove City, PA., August 24,1998.
PB98-963110REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osborne Landfill
(ROD No. 2), Grove City, PA.. August 24, 1998.
PB9B-963111REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Diference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Ramapo Landfill.
Ramapo, NY., November 26, 1997.
PB98-963112REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hunterstown Road,
Straban Township, PA., August 25, 1998.
PB98-963113REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Bruns-
wick Naval Air Station - No Further ACtion at Sites 4
(Acid/Caustic Pit), 11 (Rre Training Area), 13 (Defense
Reutilization and Marketing Office Area) and a Remedial
Action for the Eastern Plume, Brunswick. ME.. February
10, 1998.
PB98-963704REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Rosen
Brothers Scrap Yard/Dump, Cortland, NY., March 23,
1998.
PB98-963802REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Platts-
burgh Air Force Base, SS-005, Operable Unit 12. Pitts-
burgh, NY., April 2,1998.
PB98-963803REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Platts-
burgh Air Force Base. SS-006, Operable Unit 13, Platts-
burgh, NY., April 2,1998.
PB98-963804REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Metal
Banks, Philadelphia, PA., December 31,1997.
PB98-963904REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): MW Man-
ufacturing Operable Unit 5, Valley Township. PA., De-
cember 22, 1997.
PB98-963905REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Camp
Lejeune Military Reservation (USNavy) Operable Unit 11,
Site 7 and 80, Onslow County, NC., January 20,1998.
PB98-964003REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Milan
Army Ammunition Plant, Milan, TN., March 11, 1998.
PB98-964004REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Savannah
River Site (USDOE) Operable Unit 20, K-Area Bingham
Pump Outage Pit (643-1G), Aiken, SC., March 23,1998.
PB98-964005REB
HEALTH EFFECTS
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Lincoln
Creosote Site, Bossier City, LA., November 26,1997.
PB98-9S4201REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Idaho
National Engineering Laboratory (USDOE), Operable Unit
2-13, Idaho Falls, ID., December 17,1997.
PB98-964602REB
SAB Report: Development of the Acute Reference Expo-
sure. Review of the Draft Document Methods for Expo-
sure-Response Analysis for Acute Inhalation Exposure to
Chemicals: Development of the Acute Reference Expo-
sure (EPA/600/R-68/051).
PB99-124398REB
SAB Report Review of the RfC Methods Case Studies.
Review of Case Studies Associated with the Document
Methods for Derivation of Inhalation Reference Con-
centrations and Application of Inhalation Dosimetry (EPA/
600/8-90/066F).
PB99-126419REB
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Results, State
Fiscal Years 1996, 1997, 1998.
PB99-128530REB
Toxics Release Inventory, 1996. Public Data Release:
Ten Years of Right-to-Know Industry Sector Analyses.
PB99-128985REB
Guide to Documenting and Managing Cost and Perform-
ance Information for Remediation Projects. Revised
Version.
P899-130445REB
SW-846 Draft Update IV-A Only (Test Methods for Eval-
uating Solid Waste Physical/Chemical Methods) (on CD-
ROM with search and Retrieval Software).
PB99-500803REB
Superfund Public Information System (SPIS) January
1999 (on CD-ROM).
PB99-501371REB
Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
PB99-921100REB
ROD Amendments and Explanations of Significant Dif-
ferences (ESDI.
PB99-963100REB
Analysis of State Superfund Programs: SO-State Study,
1998 Update.
PB99-963210REB
EPA Superfund Technology and Analytical Services.
PB99-963500REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
1: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, and Vermont.
PB99-963700REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
2: New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Is-
lands.
PB99-963800REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
3: Delaware, Washington DC., Maryland, Pennsylvania,
and Virginia.
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
4: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
PB99-964000REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
5: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wis-
consin.
PB99-964100REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
6: Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and
Texas.
PB99-964200REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
7: Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska.
PB99-964300REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
8: Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah,
and Wyoming.
PB99-964400REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
9: Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, American Samoa,
and Guam.
PB99-964500REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
10: Alaska. Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
PB99-964600REB
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPILLS
Northwest Area Contingency Plan 1998 (Also Serving as
the Region Ten Regional Contingency Plan).
PB99-129363REB
HEALTH EFFECTS
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Chloroform.
PB99-111346REB
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Bromate.
PB99-111353REB
Hearth Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection By-Products Chlorine Dioxide and
Chlorite.
PB99-111361REB
Oxygenates in Water: Critical Information and Research
Needs.
PB99-121188REB
Health Effects from Exposure to High Levels of Sulfate in
Drinking Water Study.
PB99-130577REB
SAB Advisory: The Clean Air Act Section 812 Prospective
Study; Hearth and Ecological Initial Studies.
PB99-133266REB
June 1999 KW-5
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KEYWORD INDEX
SAB Advisory on the TBIUFaTE Module of the Total
Risk Integrated Methodology (TRIM).
PB99-133274REB
HEALTH HAZARDS
Cryptosporidkjm and 'Giardia1 Occurrence Assessment
tor the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final
Stage 1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
Dfchforoacetic Acid: Csrcinogeniciry Identification Charac-
terization Summary.
PB99-111387REB
Addendum to Draft Drinking Water Criteria Document tor
'CryptosporidunY.
PB99-111395REB
SAB Report: Technical Review of the Proposed TSCA
Section 403 Regulation (Identification of Dangerous Lev-
els of Lead).
PB99-124380REB
SAB Report Review of the Health Risk Assessment of
1,3-Butadene. Review of the Office of Research and De-
velopment's Draft Health Risk Assessment of 1,3-Bula-
dfene.
PB99-124406REB
Critical Health Issues of Criteria Air PoMants.
PB99-128407REB
SAB Advisory. The National Human Expsoure Assess-
ment Survey (NHEXAS) Pilot Studies.
PB99-133290REB
Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
PB99-921100REB
HIGHWAY PLANMNO
Land Use Compendium.
PB99-129T40REB
HOUSEHOLD WASTES
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Results, State
Fiscal Years 1996.1997,1996.
PB99-128530REB
HOUSES
FieU Demonstration of Lead Paint Abatement Tech-
notogiet in Residential Housing.
PB98-172489REB
Testing Your Home for Lead in Paint Oust and Soi.
PB99-127219REB
HUMAN ACTtvmes
Heirarachial Framework for Conserving Biodiversity.
PB99-121444REB
HUMBflTY
Modeling StomataJ Response to Atmospheric Humidity.
PB99-126S26REB
HVDRAMETHVLNON
RED Facts: Hydramethylnon.
PB99-121204REB
Raragistration EKgbitty Decision (RED): Hydramethylnon.
(Includes RED Facts: Hvdranweiyinon Fact Sheet).
PB99-121287REB
HYDROCARBONS
Investigation of Alternative Means tor Demonstrating
Compliance with the Part 503 Total Hydrocarbon Oper-
ational Standards.
P899-1234S7REB
HYPORHEWZONE
Biological Indfcators of Ground Water-Surface Water
Interaction: An Update.
PB99-130536REB
KJJNOB
Fluorescent and High Intensity Discharge Lamp Recycling
and Disposal in ISnois.
PB99-123119REB
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Ca-
pacity in Minors. 1997 Annual Report.
P899-129090REB
MCMERATORS
Investigaton of Alternative Means for Demonstrating
Compliance «im the Part 503 Total Hydrocarbon Oper-
ational Standards.
PB99-123457REB
Application of Intelligent Controls in EPA's Combustion
Technology Research and Development.
PB99-12SSOOREB
MDOOR AM POLLUTION
Application of Pollution Prevention Techniques to Reduce
Indoor Air Emissions from Engineered Wood Products.
PB99-118309REB
Review and Analysis of Emissions Data tor Residential
Wood-Fired Central Furnaces.
PB99-121469REB
CoritroUiog Sources of Indoor Air PoBution through Pollu-
feon Ptovontttft.
PB99-129801REB
MFANTS
Hearth Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final
Stage 1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
•(FORMATION COLLECTION RULE
Regulatory Impact Analysis tor the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
DsSifeclioii Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
MFORMAT1ON DISSEMMATION
Field technology evaluations in EPA's Environmental
Technology Verification (ETC) Program.
INFORMATION NEEDS
Requirements for Locattonal Data in the Safe Drinking
Water Information System (SDWIS).
PB99-U9396REB
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Interoperable, life-cycle tools for assuring building per-
formance: An overview of a commercial building initiative.
DE98061529REB
INHALATION
SAB Report Development of the Acute Reference Expo-
sura Review of the Draft Document Methods for Expo-
sure-Response Analysis for Acute Inhalation Exposure to
Chemicals: Development of the Acute Reference Expo-
sure (EPA/600/rV68/051).
PB99-124398REB
SAB Report Review of the RfC Methods Case Studies.
Review of Case Studies Associated with the Document
Methods for Derivation of Inhalation Reference Con-
centrations and Application of Inhalation Dosimetry (EPA/
600/8-90/D66F).
PB99-126419REB
INORGANIC CHEMKALS INDUSTRY
Profile of the Inorganic Chemical Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122871REB
INORGANIC COMPOUNDS
Determination of Inorganic Anions in Drinking Water by
Ion Chromatography. Method 300.1. Revision 1.0.
PB98-169196REB
INSULATING MATERIALS
Third-Generation Foam Blowing Agents for Foam Insula-
tion.
PB99-122095REB
ION CHROMATOGRAPHY
Determination of Inorganic Anions in Drinking Water by
ton Chromatography. Method 300.1. Revision 1.0.
PB96-te9!9
IPRCOONE
RaegistiaUon EHgbttty Decision (RED): IPRODIONE.
(Includes RED Facts: IPHODIONE Fact Sheet).
PB99-119570REB
RED Facts: torodtone.
PB99-123531REB
IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY
Technical Approaches to Characterizing and Cleaning Up
Iron and Steel MW Sites under the Brownfields Initiative.
PB99-122202REB
Profile of the Iron and Steel Industry. EPA Office of Com-
ISC3 COMPUTER MODEL
Comparison of CALPUFF with ISC3.
PB99-127342REB
LAMMATES
Evaluation and Performance Assessment of Innovative
Low-VOC Contact Adhesives in Wood Laminating Oper-
ations.
PB99-102717REB
LAND POLLUTION CONTROL
Superiund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Unatffla Army
Depot (lagoons), Hermston, OR, September 30,1997.
PB97-963161REB
Superiund Explanation of Significant Difference tor the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hunterstown Road,
Straban Township, PA.. August 25.1996.
PB98-963113REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Rosen
Brothers Scrap Yard/Dump, Corttand. NY., March 23,
1998.
Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Metal
Banks, Philadelphia. PA., December 31,1997.
PB9B-963904REB
Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): MW Man-
ufacturing Operable Unit 5. Valley Township, PA., De-
cember 22,1997.
PB98-963905REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Lincoln
Creosote Site, Bossier City. LA. November 26,1997.
PB98-964201REB
Superiund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Idaho
National Engineer.™ Laboratory (USDOE). Operable Unit
2-13, Idaho Fans, ID., December 17,1997.
P896-9646Q2REB
LAND USE
Heirarachial Framework for Conserving Biodiversity.
P699-121444REB
LAND USE PLANNING
Land Use Compendium.
PB99-129140REB
LANDFU. GASES
Testing of Fuel Cells to Recover Energy from Landfill
Gas: Groton Landfill.
PB99-10S199REB
Electric Power Generation Using a Phosphoric Acid Cell
on a Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Gas Stream.
PB99-118333REB
LANDFILLS
Nonhazardous Sold Waste Management and LandM Ca-
pacity in (Knots. 1997 Annual Report.
PB99-129090REB
Municipal SoBd Waste Landfhte, Volume 1. Summary of
the Requirements for the New Source Performance
Standards and Emmission Guidelines for Municipal Solid
Waste Landfills.
PB99-134983REB
LEAD (METAL)
Field Demonstration of Lead Paint Abatement Tech-
nologies in Residential Housing.
PB98-172489REB
SAB Report: Technical Review of the Proposed TSCA
Section 403 Regulation (Identification of Dangerous Lev-
els of Lead).
PB99-124380REB
Testing Your Home for Lead in Paint, Dust, and Soil.
PB99-127219REB
LIFE-CYCLE COST
Documenting performance metrics in a building life-cycle
information system.
DE98059376REB
LIQUID WASTES
Rochem Separation Systems. Inc. Disc Tube (Trade
Name) Module Technology: Innovative Technology Eval-
uation Report.
PB99-129827REB
LITERATURE SURVEYS
Literature Review of Methods for Delineating Wellhead
Protection Areas.
PB99-129033REB
LONG RANGE TRANSPORT
Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling
(IWAQM). Phase 2. Summary Report and Recommenda-
tions for Modeling Long Range Transport Impacts.
PB99-121089REB
LUBRICANTS
Mobility. Solubility. Viscosity, and Density Measure-
ments for R-236fa with Potential Lubricants.
PB99-128027REB
LUBRICATING OILS
EPA Laboratory Evaluation of PetroMoty HP Motor Oil.
PB99-127359REB
LUMBERING
Profile of the Lumber and Wood Products Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122855REB
MAGNESIUM PHOSPHIDES
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): AL and MG
Phosphide. (Includes RED Facts: Aluminum and Magne-
sium Phosphide Fact Sheet).
PB99-123150REB
RED Facts: Aluminum and Magnesium Phosphide.
PB99-123S07REB
MAINTENANCE
Profile of the Transportation Equipment Cleaning Indus-
try. EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122756REB
MARINE CORPS FACILITIES
Biomass Power Plant Demonstration at Camp Lejeune.
PB99-126476REB
MARINE ECOSYSTEMS
Methods for the Determination of Chemical Substances in
Marine and Estuarine Environmental Matrices. 2nd Edi-
tion.
PB99-127326REB
MARINE ENVIRONMENTS
NBT/NOAA NS and T/EPA EMAP Intercomparison Exer-
cise Program for Organic Contaminants in the Marine En-
vironment: Description and Results of 1995 Organic Inter-
comparison Exercises. National Status and Trends Pro-
gram for Marine Environmental Quality.
PB99-119497REB
MATERIALS SUBSTITUTION
Third-Generation Foam Blowing Agents for Foam Insula-
tion.
PB99-122095REB
MATHEMATICAL MODELS
Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling
(IWAQM). Phase 2. Summary Report and Recommenda-
tions for Modeling Long Range Transport Impacts.
PB99-121089REB
Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
tions with Economic and Environmental Considerations: A
Mathematical Modeling Approach.
PB99-126492REB
MEMBRANES
Rochem Separation Systems, Inc. Disc Tube (Trade
Name) Module Technology: Innovative Technology Eval-
uation Report.
PB99-129827REB
METAL INDUSTRY
Profile of the Nonferrous Metals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122707REB
METALLIFEROUS MINERALS
Profile of the Metal Mining Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122848REB
Metal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency
Planning and Community RighMo-Know Act Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132912REB
METHANE
Methane Emissions from the U.S. Petroleum Industry.
PB99-128159REB
METHOMYL
Reregistration EBgtoility Decision (RED): Methomyl. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Methomyl Fact Sheet).
PB99-128696REB
KW-6 VOL. 99, No. 2
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PESTICIDES
RED Facts: Methomyl.
PB99-128787REB
METHYLISOTHIAZOLINONE
RED Facts: Methylisothiazolinone.
PB99-128811RE6
Reregtstration Eligibility Decision (RED):
Methylisothiazolinone (Includes RED Facts:
Methylisothiazolinone.).
PB99-129637REB
METOROLOGY DATA
Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling
(IWAQM). Phase 2. Summary Report and Recommenda-
tions tor Modeling Long Range Transport Impacts.
PB99-121089REB
MINING INDUSTRY
profile of the Non-Fuel, Non-Metal Mining Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
POOO 122699REB
Profile of the Stone, Clay, Glass, and Concrete Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-12Z715REB
Profile of the Metal Mining Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122848REB
Metal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency
planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132912REB
MtSdBILITY GAP
Usability, Solubility, Viscosity, and Density Measure-
ments for R-236fa with Potential Lubricants.
PB99-128027REB
MODELS-SIMULATION
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 1 (CT, ME, MA, NH, HI. VT) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-500696REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 2 (NJ. NY, PR, VI) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-S00704REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 3 (DE, DC, MD, PA, VA) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
ROM).
PB99-500712REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Norpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 4 (AL, FL. GA, KY, MS. NC, SC, TO) (Version 2.0)
[or, CD-ROM).
PB99-500720REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 5 (IL, IN, Ml, MN, OH, Wl) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
ROM).
PB99-S00738REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 6 (AR. LA, NM, OK, TX) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-500746REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 7 (IA, KS, MO, NE) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500753REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 8 (CO, MT, ND, SD, UT, WY) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
ROM).
PB99-500761REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 9 (AZ, CA, HI, NV) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 10 (AK, ID, OR, WA) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500787REB
MUNICIPAL WASTES
Municipal Solid Waste Landfills. Volume 1. Summary of
the Requirements for the New Source Performance
Standards and Emmission Guidelines for Municipal Solid
Waste Landfills.
PB99-134983REB
NATIONAL AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARDS
Guideline on Data Handling Conventions for the 8-Hour
Ozone NAAQS.
PB99-120966REB
NATIONAL EMISSION STANDARDS FOR HAZARDOUS
AIR POLLUTANTS
Pulp and Paper NESHAP: A Plain English Description.
PB99-124067REB
NATIONAL HUMAN EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT SURVEY
(NHEXAS)
SAB Advisory: The National Human Expsoure Assess-
ment Survey (NHEXAS) Pilot Studies.
PB99-133290REB
NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION
SYSTEM
Guidance Manual for the Monitoring and Reporting Re-
quirements of the NPDES Storm Water Mufti-Sector Gen-
eral Permit.
PB99-130593REB
NATURAL ATTENUATION
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB
NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY
Environmental Assessment of Proposed Effluent Limita-
tions Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drill-
ing Fluids and Other-Non Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the
Oil and Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132938REB
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drilling
Fluids and Other Non-Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the On
and Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132961REB
NEOPLASMS
Dichloroaostic Acid: Carcinogenkaty Identification Charac-
terization Summary.
PB99-111387REB
NESHAP (NATIONAL EMISSION STANDARDS FOR
HAZARDOUS AIR POLLUTANTS)
Pulp and Paper NESHAP: A Rain English Description.
PB99-124067REB
NEUSE RIVER
Impact of Secular Precipitation Changes on the Deposi-
tion of Benzo(a)Pyrene to the Neuse River Basin of North
Carolina.
PB99-126856REB
NEVADA TEST SITE
Offsite environmental monitoring report; radiation moni-
toring around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar
Year 1996.
DE98006492REB
NEW SOURCE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
Municipal Solid Waste Landfills, Volume 1. Summary of
the Requirements for the New Source Performance
Standards and Emmission Guidelines for Municipal Solid
Waste Landfills.
PB99-134983REB
NHEXAS (NATIONAL HUMAN EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT
SURVEY)
SAB Advisory: The National Human Expsoure Assess-
ment Survey (NHEXAS) Pilot Studies.
PB99-133290REB
NONFERROUS METALS
Profile of the Nonferrous Metals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122707REB
NONHAZARDOUS WASTES
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Ca-
pacity in Illinois. 1997 Annual Report
PB99-129090REB
NONMETALS
Profile of the Non-Fuel, Non-Metal Mining Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122699REB
NONPOINT SOURCES
Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Effluent Lim-
itations Guidelines, Pretreatment Standards, and New
Source Performance Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-12971 ORES
NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS
Offsite environmental monitoring report; radiation moni-
toring around United States nuclear test areas, Calendar
Year 1996.
DE9800S492REB
OCCURRENCE
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia1 Occurrence Assessment
for the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Controlling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution through Pollu-
tion Prevention.
PB99-129801 REB
OIL SPILLS
Northwest Area Contingency Plan 1998 (Also Serving as
the Region Ten Regional Contingency Plan).
PB99-129363REB
EPA Superfund Removals and Emergency Response.
PB99-963400REB
OPERATING COSTS
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
OPERATION
Description and Testing of the AnaTTech Model 9801P
Monitor for Formaldehyde in Air.
PB99-118291 REB
ORGANIC CHEMICALS INDUSTRY
Profile of the Organic Chemicals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122764REB
OXYGENATES
. in Water. Critical Information and Research
PB99-121188REB
OZONE
Guideline on Data Handling Conventions for the 8-Hour
Ozone NAAQS.
PB99-120966REB
Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Anal-
ysis of Ozone Precursors (Revised).
PB99-124034REB
PAINTS
Field Demonstration of Lead Paint Abatement Tech-
nologies in Residential Housing.
PB98-172489REB
PAPER INDUSTRY
profile of the Pulp and Paper Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122B22REB
Pulp and Paper NESHAP: A Rain English Description.
PB99-124067REB
PART 503
Investigation of Alternative Means for Demonstrating
Compliance with the Part 503 Total Hydrocarbon Oper-
ational Standards.
PB99-123457REB
PARTICULATES
Physical and Chemical Characterization of Fine Particu-
late from the Combustion of Residual Fuel Oil.
PB99-121477REB
Guidance for Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.S Moni-
toring Networks.
PB99-121600REB
Advanced Fine Paniculate Control and Implications To-
ward Solving Multiple Pollutant Control Problems in Coal-
Fired Boilers.
PB99-129793REB
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The Wood Heat-
ing Option Put into Environmental Perspective.
PB99-129934REB
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
EPA Laboratory Evaluation of PetroMoly HP Motor Oil.
PB99-127359REB
Guide to Documenting and Managing Cost and Perform-
ance Information for Remediation Projects. Revised
Version.
PB99-130445REB
PERMITS
Guidance Manual for the Monitoring and Reporting Re-
quirements of the NPDES Storm Water Multi-Sector Gen-
eral Permit.
PB99-130593REB
PESTICIDES
NIST/NOAA NS and T/EPA EMAP Intercomparison Exer-
cise Program for Organic Contaminants in the Marine En-
vironment: Description and Results of 1995 Organic Inter-
comparison Exercises. National Status and Trends Pro-
gram for Marine Environmental Quality.
PB99-119497REB
Registration Eligibility Decision (RED): IPRODIONE.
(Includes RED Facts: IPRODIONE Fact Sheet).
PB99-119570REB
Registration Eligibility Decision (RED): Dicofol. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Dicofol Fact Sheet).
PB99-119588REB
RED Facts: Hydramethylnon.
PB99-121204REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Hydramethylnon.
(Includes RED Facts: Hydramethylnon Fact Sheet).
PB99-121287REB
Reregstration Eligibility Decision (RED): DEET. (Includes
REDTacts: DEET Fact Sheet).
PB99-123143REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): AL and MG
Phosphide. (Includes RED Facts: Aluminum and Magne-
sium Phosphide Fact Sheet).
PB99-123150REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): DCPA. (Includes
REDTacts: DCPA Fact Sheet).
PB99-123168REB
RED Facts: Bromoxynil.
PB99-123499REB
RED Facts: Aluminum and Magnesium Phosphide.
PB99-123507REB
RED Facts: Alachlor.
PB99-123515REB
RED Facts: DCPA.
PB99-123523REB
RED Facts: Iprodione.
PB99-123531REB
RED Facts: Dicofol.
PB99-123549REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Methomyl. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Methomyl Fact Sheet).
PB99-128696REB
RED Facts: Thtodicarb.
PB99-128779REB
RED Facts: Methomyl.
PB99-128787REB
RED Facts: 1,3-Dichloropropene.
PB99-128795REB
RED Facts: Deet.
PB99-128803REB
RED Facts: Methylisothiazolinone.
PB99-128811 REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Bromoxynil. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Bromoxynil Fact Sheet).
PB99-128829REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED):
Methylisothiazolinone (Includes RED Facts:
Methylisothiazolinone.).
PB99-129637REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): 1,3-
Dichloropropene (Includes RED Facts: 1,3-
Dichloropropene.).
PB99-129652REB
June 1999 KW-7
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KEYWORD INDEX
Fterogistratton Eligibility Decision (RED): Thiocfca* (In-
cludes RED Facts: Thkxfcarta Fact Sheet).
P699-130429REB
Proceedings of the National Workshop: Pesticides and
Ground Water State/Tribal Management Plans. Held in
Washington, DC. on August 26-27,1996.
PB99-130437REB
PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
Methane Emissions from the U.S. Petroleum Industry.
PB99-128159REB
Petroleum Terminals and Bulk Storage Facilities. Section
313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Rigfrt-to-
Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128761REB
Environmental Assessment of Proposed Effluent Limita-
tions Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drill-
ing Fluids and Olher-Non Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the
CM and Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132938REB
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drilling
Fluids and Other Non-Aqueous Drilling Fluids Hi the CM
and Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132961REB
PETROLEUM REFINERIES
ProHe of the Petroleum Refining Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122749REB
PHOSPHORIC ACID
Electric Power Generation Using a Phosphoric Acid Cell
on a Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Gas Stream.
PB99-118333REB
PHYSICAL ANALYSIS
SW-846 Draft Update IV-A Only ( Test Methods for Eval-
uating SoW Waste Physical/Chemical Methods) (on CD-
ROM with search and Retrieval Software).
PB99-500803REB
PLANTS (BOTANY)
Fate and Transport of Recombinant 'Smomtzotxom
meWoti' with Enhanced N2-Fixing Abilities during a
Murtiyear Field Trial with Transgenic Alfalfa
PB99-128381REB
PLASTICS MDUSTRY
Profile ot the Rubber and Plastics Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Protect.
PB9P22814REB
PM-2J
Guidance for Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.5 Moni-
toring Networks.
PB9S-121600REB
POINT SOURCES
Detailed Costing Document for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-128555HEB
Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Effluent Lim-
itations Guidelines. Pretreatment Standards, and Now
Source Performance Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-129710RE8
POLLUTION MONITORING
Electrochemical Sensors for Environmental Monitoring: A
Review of Recent Technology.
POLLUTION PREVENTION
Evaluation and Performance Assessment of Innovative
Low-VOC Contact Adhesives in Wood Laminating Oper-
ations.
PB99-1Q2717REB
Environmental Technology Initiative: Chemical-Free
Cleaning of Semiconductors by the Radiance Process
(Trade Name).
PB99-1265t8REB
Controlling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution through Pollu-
tion Prevention.
PB99-129801REB
Pollution Prevention Research Strategy.
PB99-130139REB
PoBubon Prevention 1997: A Natonal Progress Report
Executive Summary.
PB99-130205REB
POLLUTION REGULATIONS
Pulp and Paper NESHAP: A Plain English Description.
PB99-1240B7REB
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry. Volumes 1 and 2.
PB99-129678REB
POLYCHLOMNATED BIPHENYLS
NIST/NOAA MS and T/EPA EMAP Intercomparison Exer-
cise Program for Organic Contaminants in the Marine En-
vironment: Description and Results of 1995 Organic Inter-
comparison Exercises. National Status and Trends Pro-
gram for Marine Environmental Quality.
PB99-119497REB
POLYCYCUC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS
NIST/NOAA NS and T/EPA EMAP Intercomparison Exer-
cise Program for Organic Contaminants in the Marine En-
vironment: Description and Results of 1995 Organic Inter-
comparison Exercises. National Status and Trends Pro-
gram tor Marine Environmental Quality.
PB99-119497REB
POSITION (LOCATION)
Requirements for Locatknal Data in the Safe Drinking
Water Information System (SDWtS).
PB99-119398REB
POTW (PUBLICLY OWNED TREATMENT WORKS)
Detailed Costing Document for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
P899-128555REB
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry. Volumes 1 and 2.
PB99-129678REB
Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Effluent Lim-
itations Guidelines, Pretreatment Standards, and New
Source Performance Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-129710REB
PRECIPITATION (METEOROLOGY)
Impact of Secular Precipitation Changes on the Deposi-
tion of Benzo|a)Pyrene to the Neuse River Basin of North
Carolina.
PB99-126856REB
PRECURSORS
Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Anal-
ysis of Ozone Precursors (Revised).
PB99-124034REB
PRESSURE SENSITIVE ADHESIVES
Evaluation and Performance Assessment of Innovative
Low-VOC Contact Adhesives in Wood Laminating Oper-
ations.
PB99-102717REB
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING INDUSTRY
Profile of the Printing Industry. EPA Office of Compliance
Sector Notebook Protect.
PB99-122830REB
PRODUCT CLAMS
EPA Laboratory Evaluation of PetroMoly HP Motor Oil.
PB99-127359REB
PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION
EPA Superfund Program Policies and Administration.
PB99-963200REB
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
EPA Superfund Enforcement.
PB99-963600REB
PUBLIC HEALTH
SAB Report: Technical Review of the Proposed TSCA
Section 403 Regulation (Identification of Dangerous Lev-
els of Lead). ^^
PB99-1243BOREB
SAB Report: Review of the Health Risk Assessment of
1,3-ButacEene. Review of the Office of Research and De-
velopment's Draft Health Risk Assessment of 1,3-Buta-
dtone.
PB99-124406REB
SAB Report Review of the RfC Methods Case Studies.
Review of Case Studies Associated with the Document
Methods for Derivation of Inhalation Reference Con-
centrations and Application of Inhalation Dosimetry (EPA/
600/8-90/066F).
PB9B-126419REB
SAB Advisory: The National Human Expsoure Assess-
ment Survey (NHEXAS) Pilot Studies.
PB99-133290REB
Hearth Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
PB99-921100REB
PUBLICLY OWNED TREATMENT WORKS
Detailed Costing Document for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-128555REB
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Indu^ry. Volumes 1 and 2.
PB99-129678REB
Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Effluent Lim-
itations Guidelines, Pretreatment Standards, and New
Source Performance Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-129710REB
QUALITY ASSURANCE
Quality Assurance Handbook for Air Pollution Measure-
ment Systems. Volume 2. Part 1. Ambient Air Quality
Monitoring Program Quality System Development
PB99-129876REB
Ambient Air Precision and Accuracy Program. 1996 An-
nual Report
PB99-134884REB
QUANTITATIVE CHEMrCAL ANLAYStS
Determination of Inorganic Ankms in Drinking Water by
Ion Chromatograpny. Method 300.1. Revision 1.0.
P896-169196REB
R-236FA
liability. Solubility. Viscosity, and Density Measure-
ments for R-236fa with Potential Lubricants.
PB99-128Q27REB
RADIATION MONITORING
Offsrte environmental monitoring report; radiation moni-
toring around United States nuclear test areas, Calendar
Year 1996.
DE98005492REB
RADIOACTIVE WASTES
Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
PB99-921100REB
RADmSOTOPES
SAB Report Review of Health Risk from Low-Level Envi-
ronmental Exposures to Radio-NucHdes (FGR-13 Report).
Review of the Office of Radiation and Indoor Air's Federal
Guidance Report 13-Part 1, Interim Version (FGR-13).
PB99-133282REB
RCRA (RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY
ACT)
RMP'Submit(TradeName). Risk Management Plans Sub-
mit Software (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500795REB
RCRIS (RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY
INFORMATION SYSTEM)
Resource Conservation and Recovery Information Sys-
tem (RCRIS) Extract File (Raw Data Only) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-592570REB
RECOMBINANT DNA
Fate and Transport of Recombinant 'Sinorhizobium
meliloti' with Enhanced N2-Fixing Abilities during a
Murtiyear Reid Trial with Transgenic Alfalfa
PB99-128381 REB
RECORD OF DECISION
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Bruns-
wick Naval Air Station - No Further ACtion at Sites 4
(Acid/Caustic Pit), 11 (Fire Training Area), 13 (Defense
Fteutilization and Marketing Office Area) and a Remedial
Action for the Eastern Plume, Brunswick, ME., February
10,1998.
PB98-963704REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Rosen
Brothers Scrap Yard/Dump, Cortland, NY., March 23,
1998.
PB98-963802REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Platts-
burgh Air Force Base. SS-005, Operable Unit 12, Platts-
•—-h. NY., April 2. 1998.
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Pitts-
burgh Air Force Base, SS-006, Operable Unit 13, Pitts-
burgh. NY., April 2,1998.
PB9B-963804REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Metal
Banks, Philadelphia. PA., December 31, 1997.
PB9B-963904REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): MW Man-
ufacturing Operable Unit 5, Valley Township, PA., De-
cember 22.1997.
PB98-963905REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Camp
Lejeune Military Reservation (USNavy) Operable Unit 11,
Site 7 and 80. Onstow County. NC.. January 20.1998.
PB98-964003REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Milan
Army Ammunition Plant, Mian, TN., March 11, 1998.
PB9B-964004REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Savannah
River Site (USDOE) Operable Unit 20, K-Area Bingham
Pump Outage Pit (643-tG). Afcen, SC., March 23, 1998.
PB98-964005REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Lincoln
Creosote Site, Bossier City. LA.. November 26,1997.
PB98-964201REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Idaho
National Engineering Laboratory (USDOE). Operable Unit
2-13. Idaho Falls. ID., December 17,1997.
PB98-964602REB
ROD Amendments and Explanations of Significant Dif-
ferences (ESD).
PB99-963100REB
RECORDS OF DECISION
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
1: Connecticut, Maine. Massachussetts. New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, and Vermont.
PB99-963700REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
2: New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Is-
lands.
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
3: Delaware, Washington DC., Maryland. Pennsylvania,
and Virginia.
PB99-963900REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
4: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky. Mississippi,
North Carolina. South Carolina, and Tennessee.
PB99-964000REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
5: Illinois. Indiana, Mchigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wis-
consin.
PB99-964100REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
6: Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and
PB99-964200REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
7: Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska.
PB99-964300REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
8: Colorado, Montana, North Dakota. South Dakota Utah,
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
9: Arizona, California Hawaii, Nevada, American Samoa
and Guam.
PB99-964500REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
10: Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
PB99-964600REB
REFERENCE CONCENTRATIONS
SAB Report Review of the RfC Methods Case Studies.
Review of Case Studies Associated with the Document
Methods for Derivation of Inhalation Reference Con-
centrations and Application of Inhalation Dosimetry (EPA/
PB99-126419REB
KW-8 VOL. 99, No. 2
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REFRIGERANTS
Miscibility, Solubility, Viscosity, and Density Measure-
ments for R-236fa with Potential Lubricants.
PB99-128027REB
REFRIGERATORS
Aging of pdyurethane foam insulation in simulated refrig-
erator walls.
DE98000332REB
Aging of polyurethane insulation foamed with second-
and third-generation blowing agents.
DE98004290REB
REFUSE FUELED POWER PLANT
Biomass Power Plant Demonstration at Camp Leieune.
PB99-126476REB
REGULATORY IMPACT ANALYSIS
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
P899-111304REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
REMEDIAL ACTION
Integrated sediment decontamination for the New York/
New Jersey Harbor.
DE98004438REB
REMEDIATION
Implementing Presumptive Remedies: A Notebook of
Guidance and Resource Materials.
PB97-963304REB
Substitution Reactions for the Detoxification of Hazardous
Chemicals.
PB98-177876REB
Technical Approaches to Characterizing and Cleaning Up
Iron and Steel Mill Sites under the BrownfieWs Initiative.
PB99-122202REB
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB
Guide to Documenting and Managing Cost and Perform-
ance Information for Remediation Projects. Revised
Version.
PB99-130445RE8
Analysis of State Superfund Programs: SO-State Study,
1998 Update.
P899-963210REB
EPA Superfund Site Assessment and Remediation.
PB99-963300REB
REMOTE SENSORS
Investigation of Remote Sensing Devices for Chemical
Characterization of Motor Vehicle Exhaust.
PB99-127987REB
REMOVAL
Field Demonstration of Lead Paint Abatement Tech-
nologies in Residential Housing.
PB98-172489REB
REPORTING
Toxics Release Inventory, 1996. Public Data Release:
Ten Years of Right-to-Know Industry Sector Analyses.
PB99-128985REB
Guide to Documenting and Managing Cost and Perform-
ance Information for Remediation Projects. Revised
Version.
PB99-130445REB
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
Guidance Manual for the Monitoring and Reporting Re-
quirements of the NPDES Storm Water Multi-Sector Gen-
eral Permit.
PB99-130593REB
Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory
(Revised 1998 Version). Questions and Answers.
PB99-132920REB
REQUIREMENTS
Requirements for Locational Data in the Safe Drinking
Water Information System (SDWIS).
PB99-119398REB
REREGISTRATION
Registration Eligibility Decision (RED): IPRODKDNE.
(Includes RED Facts: IPRODIONE Fact Sheet).
PB99-119570REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Dicofol. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Dicofol Fact Sheet).
PB99-1195B8REB
RED Facts: Hydramethylnon.
PB99-121204REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Hydramethylnon.
(Includes RED Facts: Hydramethylnon Fact Sheet).
PB99-121287REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): DEET. (Includes
REDTacts: DEET Fact Sheet).
P899-123143REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): AL and MG
Phosphide. (Includes RED Facts: Aluminum and Magne-
sium Phosphide Fact Sheet).
PB99-123150REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): DCPA. (Includes
RED Tacts: DCPA Fact Sheet).
PB99-123168REB
RED Facts: Bromoxynil.
PB99-123499REB
RED Facts: Aluminum and Magnesium Phosphide.
PB99-123507REB
RED Facts: Alachlor.
PB99-123515REB
KEYWORD INDEX
RED Facts: DCPA.
PB99-123523REB
RED Facts: Iprodione.
PB99-123531REB
RED Facts: Dicofol.
PB99-123549REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Methomyl. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Methomyl Fact Sheet).
PB99-128696REB
RED Facts: Thiodicarb.
PB99-128779REB
RED Facts: Methomyl.
PB99-128787REB
RED Facts: 1,3-Dichloropropene.
PB99-128795REB
RED Facts: Deel
PB99-128803REB
RED Facts: Methylisothiazolinone.
PB99-128811 REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Bromoxynil. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Bromoxynil Fact Sheet).
PB99-128829REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED):
Methylisothiazolinone (Includes RED Facts:
Methylisothiazolinone.).
PB99-129637REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): 1,3-
Dichloropropene (Includes RED Facts: 1,3-
Dichloropropene.).
PB99-129652REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Thiodicarb (In-
cludes RED Facts: Thiodicarb Fact Sheet).
PB99-130429REB
RESEARCH PROGRAMS
Application of Intelligent Controls in EPA's Combustion
Technology Research and Development.
PB99-126500REB
Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127086REB
Ecological Research Strategey.
PB99-127128REB
RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
Field Demonstration of Lead Paint Abatement Tech-
nologies in Residential Housing.
PB98-172489REB
Review and Analysis of Emissions Data for Residential
Wood-Fired Central Furnaces.
PB99-121469REB
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Vol-
ume 1. Technical Report.
PB99-122111REB
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Vol-
ume 2. Appendices.
PB99-122129REB
Testing Your Home for Lead in Paint, Dust, and Soil.
PB99-127219REB
RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
of Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities under the
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.
PB99-105579REB
RMP'SubmitfTradeName), Risk Management Plans Sub-
mit Software (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500795REB
RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY
INFORMATION SYSTEM
Resource Conservation and Recovery Information Sys-
tem (RCRIS) Extract File (Raw Data Only) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-592570REB
RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITIES
Testing of Fuel Cells to Recover Energy from Landfill
Gas; Groton Landfill.
PB99-105199REB
RFC (REFERENCE CONCENTRATIONS)
SAB Report: Review of the RfC Methods Case Studies.
Review of Case Studies Associated with the Document
Methods for Derivation of Inhalation Reference Con-
centrations and Application of Inhalation Dosimetry (EPA/
600V8-90/066F).
PB99-126419REB
RIPARIAN WATERS
Restored Riparian Buffers as Tools for Ecosystem Res-
toration in the MAIA; Processes, Endpoints, and Meas-
ures of Success for Water, Soil, Flora and Fauna.
PB99-134819REB
RISK ASSESSMENT
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia' Occurrence Assessment
for the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Chloroform.
PB99-111346REB
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Bromate.
PB99-111353REB
Health Risk AssessmemVCharacterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection By-Products Chlorine Dioxide and
Chlorite.
PB99-111361 REB
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final
Stage 1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
Dichloroacetic Acid: Carcinogenicity Identification Charac-
terization Summary.
PB99-111387REB
SECTORAL ANALYSIS
SAB Report: Technical Review of the Proposed TSCA
Section 403 Regulation (Identification of Dangerous Lev-
els of Lead).
PB99-124380REB
SAB Report: Review of the Health Risk Assessment of
1,3-Butadiene. Review of the Office of Research and De-
velopment's Draft Health Risk Assessment of 1,3-Buta-
diene.
PB99-124406REB
SAB Report: Review of the RfC Methods Case Studies.
Review of Case Studies Associated with the Document
Methods for Derivation of Inhalation Reference Con-
centrations and Application of Inhalation Dosimetry (EPA/
600/8-90/066F).
PB99-126419REB
Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127086REB
Critical Health Issues of Criteria Air Pollutants.
PB99-128407REB
SAB Advisory on the TRIM.FaTE Module of the Total
Risk Integrated Methodology (TRIM).
PB99-133274REB
SAB Report: Review of Health Risk from Low-Level Envi-
ronmental Exposures to Radio-Nudides (FGR-13 Report).
Review of the Office of Radiation and Indoor Air's Federal
Guidance Report 13-Part 1, Interim Version (FGR-13).
PB99-133282REB
SAB Advisory: The National Human Expsoure Assess-
ment Survey (NHEXAS) Pilot Studies.
PB99-133290REB
RMP'Submit(TradeName), Risk Management Plans Sub-
mit Software (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500795REB
RISK ASSESSMENTS
Addendum to Draft Drinking Water Criteria Document for
'Cryptosporidium'.
PB99-111395REB
RISK MANAGEMENT PLANS
RMP*Submit(TradeName), Risk Management Plans Sub-
mit Software (on CD-ROM).
PB99-50079SREB
RUBBER INDUSTRY
Profile of the Rubber and Plastics Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB9&122814REB
SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Non-
Microbial Contaminants Regulated Before 1996.
PB99-119349REB
Various Technology Findings for Contaminants Regulated
Before 1996.
PB99-119356REB
SAFE DRINKING WATER INFORMATION SYSTEM
Requirements for Locational Data in the Safe Drinking
Water Information System (SDWIS).
PB99-119398REB
SAMPLING
Innovations in Site Characterization: Interim Guide to Pre-
paring Case Studies.
PB9£121097REB
SW-846 Draft Update IV-A Only ( Test Methods for Eval-
uating Solid Waste Physical/Chemical Methods) (on CD-
ROM with search and Retrieval Software).
PB99-S00803REB
SECOND REMEDIAL ACTION
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osborne Landfill
(ROD No. 2), Grove City, PA., August 24,1998.
PB98-963111REB
SECTION 106
Frequently-Asked Questions about the Clean Water Act:
Section 106 Tribal Water Pollution Control Program.
PB99-119364REB
SECTORAL ANALYSIS
Profile of the Motor Vehicle Assembly Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122661 REB
Profile of the Non-Fuel, Non-Metal Mining Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122699REB
Profile of the Nonferrous Metals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122707REB
Profile of the Stone, Clay, Glass, and Concrete Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122715REB
Profile of the Dry Cleaning Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122723REB
Profile of the Electronics and Computer Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122731 REB
Profile of the Petroleum Refining Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB9&122749REB
Profile of the Transportation Equipment Cleaning Indus-
try. EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122756REB
Profile of the Organic Chemicals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122764REB
Profile of the Rubber and Plastics Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122814REB
Profile of the Pulp and Paper Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB9W22822REB
June 1999 KW-9
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KEYWORD INDEX
ProBe of the Printing Industry. EPA Office of Compliance
Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122830REB
Profile of the Metal Mining Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122848REB
Profile of the Lumber and Wood Products Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Protect
PB99-122865REB
Profile of the Iron and Steel Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122863REB
Profile of the Inorganic Chemical Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB9&122871REB
Profile of the Wood Furniture and Fixtures Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122889REB
Pollution Prevention 1997: A Material Progress Report
Executive Summary.
PB99-13020SREB
SEDIMENTS
Integrated sediment decontamination for the New York/
New Jersey Harbor.
DE98O04438REB
SEMCONOUCTORS
Environmental Technology Initiative: Chemical-Free
Cleaning of Semiconductors by the Radiance Process
grade Name).
PB99-126518REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpo.nl Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
~"i 8 (CO. MT, ND, SD, UT, WY) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
Electrochemical Sensors lor Environmental Monitoring: A
Review of Recent Technology.
PB99-963505REB
SEPARATION PROCESSES
Rochom Separation Systems, Inc. Disc Tube (Trade
Name) Module Technology: Innovative Technology Eval-
uation Report.
PB99-129627REB
SITE CHARACTERIZATION
Field analytical technology verification: The ETV Site
Characterization Program.
DE98005924REB
Implementing Presumptive Remedies: A Notebook of
Guidance and Resource Materials.
PB97-963304REB
Application of the Electromagnetic Borehole Ftowmeter.
PB99-100018REB
Innovations in Site Characterization: Interim Guide to Pre-
paring Case Studies.
PB99-121097REB
Technical Approaches to Characterizing and Cleaning Up
Iron and Steel Mtt Sites under me Brownfieios Initiative.
PB99-1222Q2REB
Superfund Public Information System (SPtS) January
1999 (on CD-ROM).
P899-501371REB
EPA Superfund Site Assessment and Remediation.
SITES
Requirements tor Locattonal Data in the Safe Drinking
Water Information System (SOWS).
PB99-119396REB
SMALL SYSTEMS
Smal System Compliance Technology tist for the Stage
IDBPrW ^^
PB99-111510REB
Smal System Compliance Technology List for the Non-
Mcrobial Contaminants Regulated Before 1996.
PB99-119349REB
Various Technology fiodmos for Contaminants Regulated
Before 1998. ^^
PB99-119356REB
SOFTWARE
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) ModeBng System. EPA Re-
i 1 (CT, ME. MA. NH, «. VT) {Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-500696REB
Bettor Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
own? (NJ. NY. PR. VI) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
3 (DE, DC, MD, PA. VA) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-500712REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 4 (AL, FL, GA. KY, MS. NC, SC. TN) (Version 2.0)
[on CD-ROM).
PB99-S00720REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
' i 5 (H, IN, M, MN. OH. Wl) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-500738REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
' 6 (AR, LA, NM, OK. TX) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
g>on 6
ROM).
PB99-500746REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 7 (lA, KS. MO, ME) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500753REB
PB99-500761REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 9 (AZ. CA, HI. NV) (Version 2.0) (on CD-FiOM).
PB99-500779REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 10 (AK, ID, OR. WA) (Version 2.5) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500787REB
RMF"Submit(TradeName). Risk Management Plans Sub-
mit Software (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500795REB
SOIL CONTAMINATION
SAB Report: Technical Review of the Proposed TSCA
Section 403 Regulation (Identification of Dangerous Lev-
els of Lead).
PB99-124380REB
SOIL-WATER-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS
Modeling Stomatal Response to Atmospheric Humidity.
PB99-126526REB
Restored Riparian Buffers as Tools for Ecosystem Res-
toration in the MAIA; Processes, Endpoints. and Meas-
ures of Success for Water, Soil. Flora and Fauna.
PB99-134819REB
SOLID WASTE COLLECTION SYSTEMS
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Results, State
Fiscal Years 1996,1997,1996.
PB99-128S30REB
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Ca-
pacity in Illinois. 1997 Annual Report.
PB99-129090REB
Municipal Solid Waste Landfills, Volume 1. Summary of
the Requirements for the New Source Performance
Standards and Emmission Guidelines for Municipal Solid
Waste Landfills.
PB99-134983REB
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
tions with Economic and Environmental Considerations: A
Mathematical Modeling Approach.
PB99-126492REB
Resource Conservation and Recovery Information Sys-
tem (RCRIS) Extract File (Raw Data Only) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-592S70REB
SOLUBILITY
Usability. Solubility, Viscosity, and Density Measure-
ments for R-236fa with Potential Lubricants.
PB99-128027REB
SOLVENTS
Reid Test of Cydodextrin for Enhanced In-srtu Rushing
of Multiple-Component Immiscible Organic Liquid Con-
tamination: Protect Overview and Intal Results.
PB99-121428REB
SOURCES
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB
SOUTHEASTERN REGION (MEXICO)
Carbon Emissions from Spring 1998 Fires in Tropical
Mexico.
PB99-128399REB
SPIKING
Automated Stationary Source Dynamic Spiking.
PB99-118341REB
STANDARDS COMPLIANCE
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Non-
Mcrobia) Contaminants Regulated Before 1996.
PB99-119349REB
Various Technology Findings for Contaminants Regulated
Before 1996.
PB99-119356REB
Compliance Report, 1997. Acid Rain Program.
PB99-122152REB
Pulp and Paper NESHAF*. A Plain English Description.
PB§9-124067REB
Detailed Costing Document for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-128S55REB
STATE MANAGEMENT PLANS
Proceedings of the National Workshop: Pesticides and
Ground water State/Tribal Management Plans. Held in
Washington, DC. on August 26-27,1996.
PB99-130437REB
STATE PROGRAMS
Analysis of State Superfund Programs: 50-State Study,
1998 Update.
PB99-963210REB
STATE REVOLVING FUND
Guide to Using EPA's Automated Clearing House for the
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Program.
PB99-119380REB
STATES (UNITED STATES)
Guide to Using EPA's Automated Clearing House for the
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Program.
PB99-119380REB
Requirements for Locational Data in the Safe Drinking
Water Information System (SDWIS).
PB99-119398REB
STATIONARY SOURCES
Automated Stationary Source Dynamic Spiking.
PB99-118341REB
STEEL MILLS
Technical Approaches to Characterizing and Cleaning Up
Iron and Steel Mill Sites under the Brownfields Initiative.
PB99-122202REB
STOKERS
Development of Multipollutant Emission Control Tech-
nology for Stoker Boilers.
PB99-129819REB
STOMATA
Modeling Stomatal Response to Atmospheric Humidity.
PB99-126526REB
STORAGE FACILITIES
Petroleum Terminals and Bulk Storage Facilities. Section
313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128761REB
STORAGE TANKS
Sewer and Tank Sediment Flushing: Case Studies.
PB99-127839REB
STOVES
Review and Analysis of Emissions Data for Residential
Wood-Fired Central Furnaces.
PB99-121469REB
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The Wood Heat-
ing Option Put into Environmental Perspective.
PB99-129934REB
STRATEGIC PLANNING
SAB Advisory: The National Human Expsoure Assess-
ment Survey (NHEXAS) Pilot Studies.
PB99-133290REB
SULFATES
Health Effects from Exposure to High Levels of Sulfate in
Drinking Water Study.
PB99-130577REB
SUPERFUNO
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Unatilla Army
Depot (lagoons), Hermiston, OR, September 30, 1997.
PB97-963161REB
Implementing Presumptive Remedies: A Notebook ol
Guidance and Resource Materials.
PB97-963304REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome Landfill
(ROD No. 1). Grove City, PA., August 24. 1998.
PB98-963110REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome Landfill
(ROD No. 2), Grove City. PA., August 24,1998.
PB98-963111REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Diference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Ramapo Landfill.
Ramapo, NY., November 26,1997.
PB9B-963112REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hunterstown Road,
Straban Township, PA.. August 25,1998.
PB98-963113REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Bruns-
wick Naval Air Station - No Further Action at Sites 4
(Acid/Caustic Pit). 11 (Fire Training Area), 13 (Defense
ReuHization and Marketing Office Area) and a Remedial
Action for the Eastern Plume, Brunswick, ME., February
tO. 1998.
PB98-963704REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Rosen
Brothers Scrap Yard/Dump, Corttand. NY, March 23,
1998.
PB98-963802REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Pitts-
burgh Air Force Base. SS-005. Operable Unit 12, Pitts-
burgh. NY., April 2,1998.
PB98-963803REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Platts-
burgh Air Force Base. SS-006. Operable Unit 13, Pitts-
burgh, NY., April 2,1998.
PB9B-963804REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Metal
Banks. Philadelphia, PA., December 31,1997.
PB98-963904REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): MW Man-
ufacturing Operable Unit 5, Valley Township, PA., De-
cember 22,1997.
PB98-96390SREB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Camp
Lejeune Military Reservation (USNavy) Operable Unit 11,
Site 7 and 80, Onslow County, NC., January 20,1998.
PB98-964003REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Mian
Army Ammunition Plant, Mian, TN., March 11, 1998.
PB98-964004REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Savannah
River Site (USDOE) Operable Unit 20, K-Area Bingham
Pump Outage Pit (643-1G). Aiken, SC.. March 23,1998.
PB9S-964005REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Lincoln
Creosote Site, Bossier City, LA., November 26,1997.
PB98-964201REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Idaho
National Engineering Laboratory (USDOE). Operable Unit
2-13, Idaho Falls, ID., December 17.1997.
PB98-964602REB
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Superfund Public Information System (SPIS) January
1999 (on CD-POM).
PB99-501371REB
ROD Amendments and Explanations of Significant Dif-
ferences (ESDI.
PB99-963100REB
EPA Superfund Program Policies and Administration.
Analysis of State Superfund Programs: 50-State Study,
1998 Update.
PB99-963210REB
EPA Superfund Site Assessment and Remediation.
PB99-963300REB
EPA Superfund Removals and Emergency Response.
EPA Superfund Technology and Analytical Services.
EPA Superfund Enforcement
PB99-963600REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
1: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, and Vermont.
PB99-963700REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
2: New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Is-
lands.
PB99-963800REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
3: Delaware, Washington DC., Maryland, Pennsylvania,
and Virginia.
PB99-9B3900REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
4: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
PB99-964000REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
5: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wis-
consin.
PB99-964100REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
6: Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and
Texas.
P699-964200REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
7: Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska.
P899-964300REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
8: Colorado, Montana, North Dakota. South Dakota, Utah,
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
9: Arizona. California. Hawaii, Nevada, American Samoa,
and Guam.
PB99-964500REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
10: Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
PB99-964600REB
SUPERFUND PROGRAM
Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
PB99-921100REB
SURFACE COATING
Demonstration of a No-VOC/No-HAP Wood Kitchen Cabi-
net Coating System.
PB99-114563REB
Proceedings: Low-and No-VOC Coating Technologies: Bi-
ennial International Conference (2nd). Held in Durham,
North Carolina on March 13-15,1995.
PB99-118374REB
SURFACE-GROUNOWATER RELATIONSHIPS
Biological Indicators of Ground Water-Surface Water
Interaction: An Update.
PB99-130536REB
SURFACE WATER TREATMENT RULE
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia' Occurrence Assessment
for the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
SURFACE WATERS
Episodic Acidification: Occurrence, Causes and Signifi-
cance to Aquatic Resources. Proceedings of the 1998
Pennsylvania Acidic. Deposition Conference. Held in Uni-
versity Park, Pennsylvania on September 14-16,1998.
PB99-128373REB
SURVEYING
SAB Advisory: The National Human Expsoure Assess-
ment Survey (NHEXAS) Pilot Studies.
PB99-133290REB
SUSPENDED SEDIMENTS
Sewer and Tank Sediment Flushing: Case Studies.
PB99-127839REB
SUSPENDED SOLIDS
Guidance for Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.5 Moni-
toring Networks.
PB99-121600REB
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Pollution Prevention Research Strategy.
PB99-130189REB
SW-846 MANUAL
SW-846 Draft Update IV-A Only ( Test Methods for Eval-
uating Solid Waste Physical/Chemical Methods) (on CD-
ROMwith search and Retrieval Software).
PB99-500803REB
KEYWORD INDEX
SWINE
Evaluation of Ammonia Emissions from Swine Operations
in North Carolina.
PB99-126468REB
TEC (TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT CLEANING)
Profile of the Transportation Equipment Cleaning Indus-
try. EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122756REB
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Ctean Water Tribal Resource Directory for Wastewater
Treatment Assistance.
PB99-130585REB
TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
Field analytical technology verification: The ETV Site
Characterization Program.
DE98005924REB
TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION
Verification Testing of Advanced Environmental Moni-
toring Systems.
PB99-126849REB
TERMINAL FACILITIES
Petroleum Terminals and Bulk Storage Facilities. Section
313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128761REB
TEST METHODS
SW-846 Draft Update IV-A Only (Test Methods for Eval-
uating Solid Waste Physical/Chemical Methods) (on CD-
ROM with search and Retrieval Software).
PB99-500803REB
TESTING
Description and Testing of the AnalTech Model 9801P
Monitor for Formaldehyde in Air.
PB99-118291 REB
Tt-.ting Your Home for Lead in Paint, Dust, and Soil.
PB99-127219REB
THERMAL INSULATION
Aging of polyurethane foam insulation in simulated refrig-
erator walls.
DE98000332REB
Aging of polyurethane insulation foamed with second-
and third-generation blowing agents.
DE98004290REB
THIODICARB
RED Facts: Thiodicarb.
PB99-128779REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Thiodicarb (In-
cludes RED Facts: Thiodicarb Fact Sheet).
PB99-130429REB
TOTAL RISK INTEGRATED METHODOLOGY
SAB Advisory on the TRIM.FaTE Module of the Total
Risk Integrated Methodology (TRIM).
PB99-133274REB
TOXIC CHEMICAL RELEASE INVENTORY
Petroleum Terminals and Bulk Storage Facilities. Section
313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128761 REB
Chemical Distribution Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128969REB
Coal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency
Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128977REB
Elf
gency I
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132904REB
Metal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency
Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132912REB
Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory
(Revised 1998 Version). Questions and Answers.
PB99-132920REB
TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): February 1999
Chemcial Substances Inventory: Revised Inventory Syn-
onym and Preferred Name File (Raw Data File) (on Mag-
netic Tape and CD-ROM).
PB99-600654REB
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)-PMN File: ASCII
Text Data. February 1999, TSCA Chemical Substances
Inventory: PMN Number to EPA Accession Number Link
(on Diskette).
PB99-500662REB
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): ASCII Text Data,
February 1999. TSCA Chemcial Substances Inventory:
Revised Inventory Synonym and Preferred Name File
(Raw Data File) (on Diskette).
PB99-500670REB
Toxicmr
SAB Report: Review of the Health Risk Assessment of
1,3-Butadiene. Review of the Office of Research and De-
velopment's Draft Health Risk Assessment of 1,3-Buta-
diene.
PB99-124406REB
TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY
Toxics Release Inventory, 1996. Public Data Release:
Ten Years of Right-to-Know Industry Sector Analyses.
PB99-128985REB
Electricity Generating Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic
WASTE DISPOSAL
TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT CLEANING
Profile of the Transportation Equipment Cleaning Indus-
try. EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122756REB
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
Land Use Compendium.
PB99-129140REB
TRAVEL DEMAND
Land Use Compendium.
PB99-129140REB
TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY
Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-
products.
PB99-111486REB
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
Technologies and Costs for Point-of-Entry (PpE) and
Point-of-use (POU) Devices for Control of Disinfection
By-Products.
PB99-111502REB
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Stage
1 DBP Rule.
PB99-111510REB
TRI (TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY)
Toxics Release Inventory, 1996. Public Data Release:
Ten Years of Right-to-Know Industry Sector Analyses.
PB99-128985REB
TRIM (PERIOD)FATE MODULE
SAB Advisory on the TRIM.FaTE Module of the Total
Risk Integrated Methodology (TRIM).
PB99-133274REB
TRIM (TOTAL RISK INTEGRATED METHODOLOGY)
SAB Advisory on the TRIM.FaTE Module of the Total
Risk Integrated Methodology (TRIM).
PB99-133274REB
TURBIDITY
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
URBAN TRAFFIC FLOW
Land Use Compendium.
PB99-129140REB
US EPA
Guide to Using EPA's Automated Clearing House for the
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Program.
PB99-119380REB
EPA National Publications Catalog, 1998. Fourth Edition.
PB99-124323REB
EPA Superfund Program Policies and Administration.
PB99-963200REB
USER MANUALS (COMPUTER PROGRAMS)
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. User's Manual.
PB99-121295REB
VARIANCE
Various Technology Findings for Contaminants Regulated
Before 1996.
PB99-119356REB
VEHICLE AIR POLLUTION
Investigation of Remote Sensing Devices for Chemical
Characterization of Motor Vehicle Exhaust.
PB99-127987REB
VEHICLES
Guide to the emissions certification procedures for alter-
native fuel aftermarket conversions.
DE98005092REB
VERIFICATION
Verification Testing of Advanced Environmental Moni-
toring Systems.
PB99-126849REB
VISCOSITY
Miscibility, Solubility, Viscosity, and Density Measure-
ments for R-236fa with Potential Lubricants.
PB99-128027REB
VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
Evaluation and Performance Assessment of Innovative
Low-VOC Contact Adhesives in Wood Laminating Oper-
ations.
PB99-102717REB
Demonstration of a No-VOC/No-HAP Wood Kitchen Cabi-
net Coating System.
PB99-114563REB
Proceedings: Low-and No-VOC Coating Technologies: Bi-
ennial International Conference (2nd). Held in Durham,
North Carolina on March 13-15, 1995.
PB99-118374REB
WASHING
Profile of the Transportation Equipment Cleaning Indus-
try. EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122756REB
WASTE DISPOSAL
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Rosen
Brothers Scrap Yard/Dump, Cortland, NY., March 23,
1998.
PB98-963802REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Metal
Banks, Philadelphia, PA., December 31,1W7.
PB98-963904REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): MW Man-
ufacturing Operable Unit 5, Valley Township, PA., De-
cember 22,1997.
PB98-963905REB
June 1999 KW-11
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KEYWORD INDEX
Fluorescent and High Intensity Discharge Lamp Recycling
and Disposal in Illinois.
PB99-123119REB
ROD Amendments and Explanations of Significant Dif-
ferences (ESD).
PB99-963100REB
WASTE GAS RECOVERY
Electric Power Generation Using a Phosphoric Acid Cell
on a Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Gas Stream.
PB99-118333REB
WASTE HANDLING
Resource Conservation and Recovery Information Sys-
tem (RCRIS) Extract File (Raw Data Only) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-592570REB
WASTE MANAGEMENT
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osborne Landfill
(ROD No. 1). Grove City, PA., August 24, 1998.
PB98-963110REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osborne Landfill
(ROD No. 2), Grove City, PA., August 24, 1998.
PB98-963111REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Diference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Ramapo Landfill.
Ramapo. NY.. November 26.1997.
PB98-963112REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Pitts-
burgh Air Force Base, SS-005, Operable Unit 12, Plarts-
burgh, NY., April 2,1998.
PB98-963803REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Platts-
burgh Air Force Base, SS-006, Operable Unit 13, Platts-
burgh. NY., April 2, 1998.
PB98-963804REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Camp
Lejeune Military Reservation (USNavy) Operable Unit 11,
Site 7 and 80, Onslow County, NC., January 20.1998.
PB96-964003REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Mian
Army Ammunition Plant. Mian, TN., March 11, 1998.
PB9B-964004REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Savannah
River Site (USDOE) Operable Unit 20. K-Area Bingnam
Pump Outage Pit (643-1G). Aiken, SC . March 23,1998.
PB9&964005REB
Petroleum Terminals and Bi* Storage Facilities. Section
313 of the Emergency Planning and Community RighMo-
Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128761REB
Chemical Distribution Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community RighHo-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
Coal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency
Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
P899-128977REB
Guide to Documenting and Managing Cost and Perform-
ance Information for Rernedahon Projects. Revised
Version.
PB99-13044SREB
Electricity Generating Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community RighHo-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132904REB
Metal Mning Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency
Planning and Community RighHo-Know Act Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132912REB
Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory
(Revised 1998 Version). Questions and Answers.
PB99-132920REB
Superfund Public Information System (SPIS) January
1999(onCD-aOM).
PB99-501371REB
Analysis of State Superfund Programs: 50-State Study.
1998 Update.
PB99-963210REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
1: Connecticut. Maine, Massachussetts, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, and Vermont
PB99-963700REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
2: New Jersey. New York. Puerto Rico, and Virgin Is-
lands.
PB99-963800REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
3: Delaware. Washington DC., Maryland. Pennsylvania.
and Virginia.
PB99-963900REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
4: Alabama. Florida, Georgia, Kentucky. Mississippi.
North Carolina. South Carolina, and Tennessee.
PB99-964000REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) tor Region
5: Illinois, Indana, Mchigan, Mnnesota, Ohio, and Wis-
consin.
PB99-964100REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
6: Arkansas, Louisiana. New Mexico. Oklahoma, and
Texas.
PB99-964200REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
7: Iowa. Kansas. Missouri, and Nebraska.
PB99-964300REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
8: Colorado. Montana. North Dakota. South Dakota. Utah,
and Wyoming.
PB99-9&4400REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
9: Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, American Samoa,
and Guam.
PB99-964500REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
10: Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
PB99-964600REB
WASTE PROCESSING PLANTS
Detailed Costing Document for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-128555REB
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry. Volumes 1 and 2.
PB99-129678REB
Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Effluent Lim-
itations Guidelines, Pretreatment Standards, and New
Source Performance Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-129710REB
Economic Analysis of Effluent Limitation Guidelines and
Standards for the Centralized Waste Treatment Industry.
PB99-130742REB
Cost Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Limitations Guide-
lines and Standards for (tie Centralized Waste Treament
Industry.
PB99-130759REB
WASTE RECYCLING
Fluorescent and High Intensity Discharge Lamp Recycling
and Disposal in Illinois.
PB99-123119REB
WASTE STREAMS
Profile of the Motor Vehicle Assembly Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122681REB
Profile of the Non-Fuel. Non-Metal Mining Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122699REB
Profile of the Nonferrous Metals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122707REB
Profile of the Stone, Clay. Glass, and Concrete Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122715REB
Profile of the Dry Cleaning Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122723REB
Profile of the Electronics and Computer Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122731 REB
Profile of the Petroleum Refining Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB&122749REB
Profile of the Transportation Equipment Cleaning Indus-
try. EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122756REB
Profile of the Organic Chemicals Industry. EPA Office of
Compiance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122764REB
Profile of the Rubber and Plastics Industry. EPA Office of
Compiance Sector Notebook Project
PB9&122814REB
Profile of the Pulp and Paper Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122822REB
Profile of the Printing Industry. EPA Office of Compliance
Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122830REB
Profile of the Metal Mming Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliant Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122848REB
Profile of the Lumber and Wood Products Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122855REB
Profile of the Iron and Steel Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122863REB
Profile of the Inorganic Chemical Industry. EPA Office of
Compiance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122871REB
Profile of the Wood Furniture and Fixtures Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122889REB
WASTE TREATMENT
Rochem Separation Systems, Inc. Disc Tube (Trade
Name) Module Technology: Innovative Technology Eval-
uation Report
PB99-129827REB
Constructed Wetlands for Animal Waste Treatment: A
Manual on Performance, Design, and Operation with
Case Histories.
PB99-130650REB
EPA Superfund Technology and Analytical Services.
PB99-963500REB
WASTE WATER TREATMENT
Detailed Costing Document for the Centralized Waste
Treatment I
PB99-12
Constructed Wetlands and Wastewater Management for
Confined Animal Feeding Operations.
PB99-129041 REB
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry. Volumes 1 and 2.
PB99-129678REB
Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Effluent Lim-
itations Guidelines, Pretreatment Standards, and New
Source Performance Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-129710REB
Clean Water Tribal Resource Directory for Wastewater
Treatment Assistance.
PB99-130585REB
Constructed Wetlands for Animal Waste Treatment: A
Manual on Performance, Design, and Operation with
Case Histories.
PB99-130650REB
Economic Analysis of Effluent Limitation Guidelines and
Standards for the Centralized Waste Treatment Industry.
PB99-130742REB
Cost Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Limitations Guide-
lines and Standards for the Centralized Waste Treament
Industry.
PB99-130759REB
WATER CHEMISTRY
Episodic Acidification: Occurrence, Causes and Signifi-
cance to Aquatic Resources. Proceedings of the 1998
Pennsylvania Acidic Deposition Conference. Held in Uni-
versity Park, Pennsylvania on September 14-16,1998.
PB99-128373REB
WATER POLLUTANTS
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Non-
Mfcrobial Contaminants Regulated Before 1996.
PB99-119349REB
WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT
Proceedings of the National Workshop: Pesticides and
Ground Water State/Tribal Management Plans. Held in
Washington, DC. on August 26-27, 1996.
PB99-130437
37REB
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
Superfund Explanation ol Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hunterstown Road,
Straban Township, PA., August 25,1998.
PB98-963113REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Bruns-
wick Naval Air Station - No Further Action at Sites 4
(Add/Caustic Pit), 11 (Fire Training Area), 13 (Defense
Reuttizatton and Marketing Office Area) and a Remedial
Action for the Eastern Plume, Brunswick. ME., February
10,1998.
PB98-963704REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): MW Man-
ufacturing Operable Unit 5, Valley Township, PA., De-
cember 22,1997.
PB98-96390SREB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Idaho
National Engineering Laboratory (USDOE), Operable Unit
2-13. Idaho Falls, ID, December 17,1997.
PB9B-964602REB
Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-
Products.
PB99-111486REB
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
Frequently-Asked Questions about the Clean Water Act
Section 106 Tribal Water Pollution Control Program.
PB99-119364REB
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry. Volumes 1 and 2.
PB99-129678REB
Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Effluent Lim-
itations Guidelines, Pretreatment Standards, and New
Source Performance Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-129710REB
Economic Analysis of Effluent Limitation Guidelines and
Standards for the Centralized Waste Treatment Industry.
PB99-130742REB
Cost Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Limitations Guide-
lines and Standards for the Centralized Waste Treament
Industry.
PB99-13C
PB99-130759REB
Environmental Assessment of Proposed Effluent Limita-
tions Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drill-
ing Fluids and Olher-Non Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the
OS and Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132938REB
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drilling
Fluids and Other Non-Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the Oil
and Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132961REB
WATER POLLUTION DETECTION
Determination of Inorganic Anions in Drinking Water by
Ion Chromatography. Method 300.1. Revision 1.0.
PB98-169196REB
WATER POLLUTION EFFECTS
NIST/NOAA NS and T/EPA EMAP Intereomparison Exer-
cise Program for Organic Contaminants in the Marine En-
vironment: Description and Results of 1995 Organic Inter-
comparison Exercises. National Status and Trends Pro-
gram for Marine Environmental Quality.
PB99-119497REB
Biological Indicators of Ground Water-Surface Water
Interaction: An Update.
PB99-130536REB
KW-12 VOL. 99, No. 2
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KEYWORD INDEX
WOOD PRODUCTS INDUSTRY
WATER POLLUTION EFFECTS (HUMANS)
Health Effects from Exposure to High Levels of Sulfate in
Drinking Water Study.
PB99-130577REB
WATER POLLUTION MONITORING
National Water Quality Inventory. 1996 Report to Con-
gress. Groundwater Chapters.
PB99-119406REB
i in Water. Critical Information and Research
PB99-121188REB
Guidance Manual for the Monitoring and Reporting Re-
quirements of the NPDES Storm Water Multi-Sector Gen-
eral Permit.
PB99-130593REB
WATER POLLUTION SOURCES
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources. BASINS. Version 1.0. User's Manual.
PB99-121295REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
-=~i 1 (CT, ME, MA, NH, Rl. VT) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 2 (NJ, NY, PR VI) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99^500704REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
' 3 (DE, DC, MD, PA, VA) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
Science Integrating Point and
PB99-500712REB
Better Assessment
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
• ^^— - ~A, KY, MS, NC, SC, TN) (Version 2.0)
REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 5 (IL, IN. M. MN, OH, Wl) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
ROM).
PB99-500738REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 6 (AR, LA, NM, OK, TX) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-500746REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 7 (IA, KS, MO, NE) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500753REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
' i8(CO, MT, ND, SD, UT, WY) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-500761REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
ggnJMAZ, CA, HI, NV) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 10 (AK, ID. OR. WA) (Version 2.6) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500787P,EB
WATER POLLUTION STANDARDS
Detailed Costing Document for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-128555REB
Environmental Assessment of Proposed Effluent Limita-
tions Guidelines and Standards tor Synthetic-Based Drill-
ing Fluids and Other-Non Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the
OR and Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132938REB
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drilling
Fluids and Other Non-Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the Oil
and Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
P899-132961 REB
WATER QUALITY DATA
Drinking Water and Ground Water Data Within the 305(b)
PB$?M9372REB
WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT
National Water Quality Inventory. 1996 Report to Con-
gress. Groundwater Chapters.
PB99-119406REB
Literature Review of Methods for Delineating Wellhead
Protection Areas.
PB99-129033REB
Restored Riparian Buffers as Tools for Ecosystem Res-
toration in the MAIA; Processes, Endpoints, and Meas-
ures of Success for Water, Soil, Flora and Fauna.
PB99-134819REB
WATER QUALITY STANDARDS
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Non-
Microbial Contaminants Regulated Before 1996.
PB99-119349REB
Various Technology Findings for Contaminants Regulated
Before 1996.
PB99-119356REB
WATER SUPPLY
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia' Occurrence Assessment
for the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB
WATER SYSTEMS
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Stage
1 DBP Rule.
PB99-111510REB
WATER TREATMENT
Small System Compliance Technology list for the Non-
Mfcrobial Contaminants Regulated Before 1996.
PB99-119349REB
Various Technology Findings for Contaminants Regulated
Before 1996.
PB99-119356REB
Field Test of Cydodextrin for Enhanced In-situ Rushing
of Multiple-Component Immiscible Organic Liquid Con-
tamination: Project Overview and Intial Results.
PB99-121428REB
WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
Detailed Costing Document for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-128S55REB
Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Effluent Lim-
itations Guidelines, Pretreatment Standards, and New
Source Performance Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-129710REB
Economic Analysis of Effluent Limitation Guidelines and
Standards for the Centralized Waste Treatment Industry.
PB99-130742REB
Cost Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Limitations Guide-
lines and Standards for the Centralized Waste Treament
Industry.
PB99-130759REB
WATER TREATMET PLANTS
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry. Volumes 1 and 2.
PB99-129678REB
WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. User's Manual.
PB99-121295REB
Better Backyard: A Citizen Resource Guide to Beneficial
Landscaping and Habitat Restoration in the Chesapeake
Bay Watershed.
PB99-133852REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
' T(CT, ME, MA, NH, Rl, VT) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
gion i
ROM).
PB99-500696REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System^EPA Re-
gion 2 (NJ, NY, PR, VI) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500704REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 3 (DE, DC. MD, PA, VA) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-500712REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 4 (AL, Ft_ GA, KY, MS, NC, SC, TN) (Version 2.0)
(on CDflOM).
PB99-500720REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 5 (IL, IN, Ml, MN, OH, Wl) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
ROM).
PB99-500738REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
' 6 (AR, LA, NM, OK, TX) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
gton 6
ROM).
PB99-500746REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 7 (IA, KS, MO. NE) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500753REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
i 8 (CO. MT, NO, SD, UT, WY) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-500761REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 9 (AZ, CA, HI, NV) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500779REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 10 (AK, ID, OR, WA) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500787REB
WATERSHEDS
Willapa Watershed Information System (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500605REB
WELL LOGGING
Application of the Electromagnetic Borehole Rowmeter.
PB99-100018REB
WELLHEAD PROTECTION PROGRAM
Literature Review of Methods for Delineating Wellhead
Protection Areas.
P699-129033REB
WETLANDS
Constructed Wetlands and Wastewater Management for
Confined Animal Feeding Operations.
PB99-129041 REB
Constructed Wetlands for Animal Waste Treatment: A
Manual on Performance, Design, and Operation with
Case Histories.
PB99-13065QREB
WILLAPA RIVER
Willapa Watershed Information System (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500605REB
WOOD BURNING APPLIANCES
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Vol-
ume 1. Technical Report.
PB99-122111REB
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Vol-
ume 2. Appendices.
PB99-122129REB
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The Wood Heat-
ing Option Put into Environmental Perspective.
PB99-129934REB
WOOD BURNING FURNACES
Review and Analysis of Emissions Data for Residential
Wood-Fired Central Furnaces.
PB99-121469REB
WOOD PRODUCTS
Demonstration of a No-VOC/No-HAP Wood Kitchen Cabi-
net Coating System.
PB99-114563REB
Application of Pollution Prevention Techniques to Reduce
Indoor Air Emissions from Engineered Wood Products.
PS99-118309REB
WOOD PRODUCTS INDUSTRY
Profile of the Lumber and Wood Products Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122856REB
Profile of the Wood Furniture and Fixtures Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122889REB
June 1999 KW-13
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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 Offlc*
EPA Report Number
Title
NTIS Order Number/Media Code Price Codes
ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA AND ASSESSMENT
OFFICE, Cincinnati, OH
EPA/530/R-93/013A
Engineering and Environmental Aspects of Recycled
Materials for Highway Construction
PB94-100443/REB
PCA10/MFA03
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SPONSORING EPA OFFICE INDEX
OFFICE OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
EPA/B15JB-S8/011
Addendum to Draft Drinking Water Criteria Document for
'Cryptosporidium'.
PB99-111395REB
EPA/454/R-97/007
Ambient Air Precision and Accuracy Program. 1996 An-
nual Report.
PB99-134884REB
EPA/823K-98/003
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 1 (CT, ME, MA, NH, Rl, VT) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
ROM).
PB99-500696REB
EPA/823/C-98/004
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 2 (NJ, NY, PR, VI) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
EPA/B23/C-9B/005
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
' 3 (DE, DC, MD, PA, VA) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
gton 3
ROM).
PS99-500712REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 4 (AL. FL, GA, KY, MS, NC, SC, TN) (Version 2.0)
JonC&flOM).
PB99-500720REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 5 (IL. IN, Ml, MN, OH, Wl) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-500738REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 6 (AR, LA, NM, OK, TX) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
P899-500746REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 7 (IA, KS, MO, NE) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500753REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 8 (CO, MT, ND. SD, UT, WY) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-J500761REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 9 (AZ, CA, HI, NV) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500779REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 10 (AK, ID, OR, WA) (Version 2.5) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500787REB
EPA023S-9&006
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. User's Manual.
PB99-121295REB
EPA/B1&R-98/018
Biological Indicators of Ground Water-Surface Water
Interaction: An Update.
PB99-130536REB
-
Clean Water Tribal Resource Directory for Wastewater
Treatment Assistance.
PB99-130585REB
EPM30/R-9&012
Compliance Report, 1997. Acid Rain Program.
PB&122152REB
EPA/BS5/K-97/001
Constructed Wetlands and Wastewater Management for
Confined Animal Feeding Operations.
PB99-129041REB
EPAM55&97/001
Constructed Wetlands for Animal Waste Treatment: A
Manual on Performance, Design, and Operation with
Case Histories.
PB99-130650REB
EPA/81 5/R-9SW1 5
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
EPA/821/R-9B/018
Cost Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Limitations Guide-
lines and Standards for the Centralized Waste Treament
Industry.
PB99-130759REB
EPAflJSS-SKMMS
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia' Occurrence Assessment
for the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
P899-111338REB
EPA/GOO/ft-98/139 . , „„,_
Description and Testing of me AnafTech Model 9801 P
Monitor for Formaldehyde in Air.
PB99-1 18291 REB
EPA/B21/R-98/016 . ......
Detailed Costing Document for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-128555REB
EPA/821/B-98/021 ....
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drilling
Fluids and Other Non-Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the Oil
and Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-1 32961 REB
EPA/821/R-9&020
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry. Volumes 1 and 2.
PB99-129678REB
EPA/815/B-98/010
Dichloroacetic Acid: Carcinogenicity Identification Charac-
terization Summary.
PB99-111387REB
EPA/81 &R-98417
Drinking Water and Ground Water Data Within the 305(b)
Program.
PB99-119372REB
EPA/821/R-9&019
Economic Analysis of Effluent Limitation Guidelines and
Standards tor the Centralized Waste Treatment Industry.
PB99-130742REB
Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Effluent Lim-
itations Guidelines, Pretreatment Standards, and New
Source Performance Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-12971 ORES
EPA/821/B-98/019
Environmental Assessment of Proposed Effluent Limita-
tions Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drill-
ing Fluids and Other-Non Aqueous Drilling Ruids in the
Oil and Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132938REB
EPA/200/B-98/001
EPA National Publications Catalog, 1998. Fourth Edition.
PB99-124323REB
EPA/B32K-9B/OO2
Frequently-Asked Questions about the Clean Water Act:
Section 106 Tribal Water Pollution Control Program.
PB99-119364REB
EPA/833&-99/001
Guidance Manual for the Monitoring and Reporting Re-
quirements of the NPDES Storm Water Multi-Sector Gen-
eral Permit.
PB99-130593REB
EPA/542/B-98/007
Guide to Documenting and Managing Cost and Perform-
ance Information for Remediation Projects. Revised
Version.
PB99-130445REB
EPAJ832JB-9B/OO3
Guide to Using EPA's Automated Clearing House for the
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Program.
PB99-119380REB
Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
PB99-921100REB
EPA/815/R-99/O01
Health Effects from Exposure to High Levels of Sulfate in
Drinking Water Study.
PB99-130577REB
EPA/815/B-98/O08
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection By-Products Chlorine Dioxide and
Chlorite.
PB99-111361 REB
EPA/Bt&B-9BiV07
Hearth Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Bromate.
PB99-111353REB
EPA/815/B-98/D06
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Chloroform.
PB99-111346REB
EPA/815/B-98/009
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final
Stage 1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
Investigation of Alternative Means for Demonstrating
Compliance with the Part 503 Total Hydrocarbon Oper-
ational Standards.
PB99-123457REB
EPA/816/R-98/O21
Literature Review of Methods for Delineating Wellhead
Protection Areas.
PB99-129033REB
EPA/816/R-98-011
National Water Quality Inventory. 1996 Report to Con-
gress. Groundwater Chapters.
PB99-119406REB
Northwest Area Contingency Plan 1998 (Also Serving as
the Region Ten Regional Contingency Plan).
PB99-129363REB
EPA/81 S/B-9S/004
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB
EPA/73S/R-97/002
Proceedings of the National Workshop: Pesticides and
Ground Water State/Tribal Management Plans. Held in
Washington, DC. on August 26-27,1996.
PB99-130437REB
EPA/31O/R-95/001
Profile of the Dry Cleaning Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122723REB
EPA/310/R-95/002
Profile of the Electronics and Computer Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122731 REB
EPA/31O/R-95/004
Profile of the Inorganic Chemical Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122871REB
EPA/31 O/R-95/005
Profile of the Iron and Steel Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122863REB
EPA/31 O/R-95/006
Profile of the Lumber and Wood Products Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122855REB
EPA/31 0/R-95/008
Profile of the Metal Mining Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122848REB
EPA/31 0/P-95/009
Profile of the Motor Vehicle Assembly Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-1 22681 REB
EPA/31 0/R-95/011
Profile of the Non-Fuel, Non-Metal Mining Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122699REB
EPA/310/R-95/010
Profile of the Nonferrous Metals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122707REB
EPA/31 O/R-95/01 2
Profile of the Organic Chemicals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB9W22764REB
EPA/31 O/P-95/01 3
Profile of the Petroleum Refining Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122749REB
EPA/310/R-95/014
Profile of the Printing Industry. EPA Office of Compliance
Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122830REB
EPA/310/R-9SA)15
Profile of the Pulp and Paper Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122822REB
EPA/310/R-95/016
Profile of the Rubber and Plastics Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB9SM22814REB
EPA/31 O/R-95/01 7
Profile of the Stone, Clay, Glass, and Concrete Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122715REB
EPA/310/R-95/018
Profile of the Transportation Equipment Cleaning Indus-
try. EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122756REB
EPA/31 O/Pr-95/003
Profile of the Wood Furniture and Fixtures Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122889REB
EPA005&98M06
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
of Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities under the
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.
P899-105579REB
EPA/305/B-98/009
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Comprehensive Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act.
PB99-122186REB
EPA/30S/B-98/007
Protocol for ConductingEnvironmental Compliance Audits
under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
Know Act.
PB99-122194REB
EPA/TSa/F-SftOTS
RED Facts: Alachlor.
PB99-123515REB
EPA/738/F-98/015
RED Facts: Aluminum and Magnesium Phosphide.
PB99-123507REB
EPAV3&F-98M11
RED Facts: Bromoxynil.
PB99-123499REB
EPAff38/F-98/OOS
RED Facts: DCPA.
PB99-123523REB
EPAf738/F-98/006
RED Facts: Deet
PB99-128803REB
EPA/738/F-9&OI6
RED Facts: Dicofol.
PB99-123549REB
EPM73&F-9U022
RED Facts: Hydramethylnon.
PB99-121204REB
EPM73WF-98A)17
RED Facts: Iprodione.
PB99-123531REB
EPM73&F-98X)19
RED Facts: Methomyl.
PB99-128787REB
EPA73&F-96M324
RED Facts: Methylisothiazolinone.
PB99-1 28811 REB
SO-1
RED Facts: Thtodicarb.
PB99-128779REB
EPA/738/F-98-023
RED Facts: 1 ,3-Dichloropropene.
PB99-128795REB
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SPONSORING EPA OFFICE INDEX
EPA/81 5/B-98/003
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
EPAJB1S&98KX2
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
EPA/B16K-9e-OO4
Requirements for Locational Data in the Safe Drinking
Water Information System (SOWIS).
PB99-119398REB
£PA73*B-9*017
Reregistration Bntoilily Decision (RED): AL and MG
Phosphide. (Includes RED Facts: Aluminum and Magne-
sium Phosphide Fact Sheet).
PB99-123150REB
EPA73S«-9*Of3
Ouiuuii.il alien ESgtoiSty Decision (RED): Bromoxynii. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Bromoxynii Fact Sheet).
PB99-128829REB
EPA/TSan-SaOOS
ReregjstraDon Etoixlily Decision (RED): DCPA. (mdudes
RED Facts. DCPA Fact Sheet).
PB99-123168REB
EPA/738/R-S0D10
Reregjstratkxi EWbOty Decision (RED): DEET, (Includes
RED Facts: DEETFad Sheet).
PB99-123143REB
EPAK3&P-9&018
Reregistralion Efcjtoitity Decision (RED): Dicotel. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Dicofol Fact Sheet).
PB99-119588REB
«Bon Etgtoimy Decision (RED): Hydramethylnon.
(Includes RED Facts: Hydramethylnon Fact Sheet).
PB99-121287REB
EPA/73a«-9»Of9
Reregistralion EBgfcaity Decision (RED): IPROOtONE.
(Includes RED Facts: IPROOfONE Fact Sheet).
" >119570REB
J/OZ1
' Reregistration EigbWty Decision (RED): Methomyl. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Methomyl Fad Sheet).
PB99-128886REB
£PA/73a/H-9B/CeS
Reregistration Eligb*ty Decision (RED):
MethytoothiaxoCnone (Includes RED Facts:
-129637REB
5ft4/73S«-9fiKJ2?
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): ThtooScarb (In-
cludes RED Fads: Thodkat Fact Sheet).
PB99-130429REB
EPA/73»R-9fM124
Reregistration BobiMy Decision (RED): 1,3-
Denloropropene (includes RED Facts: 1.3-
DicNoro
PB99-12
RMP*Subrnit(TradeName). Risk Management Plans Sub-
mit Software (on CD-ROM).
SAB Advisory on the TFMWFaTE Module of the Total
Risk Integrated Methodology (TRIM).
P899-133274REB
EPA-SA&COUNCU.-ADV-9MJOS
SAB Advisory: The Clean Air Ad Section 812 Prospective
Study; Health and Ecological WSal Sturjes.
PB9&-1 3326GREB
EPA-SABJHEGADV-9&404
SAB Advisory: The National Human Expsoure Assess-
ment Survey (MHEXAS) Plot Studes.
PB99-133290REB
EPA-SAB-EHC-99-OOS
SAB Report Development of the Acute Reference Expo-
sure. Review of the Draft Document Methods tor Expo-
sure-Response Analysis for Acute Inhalation Exposure to
Chemicals: Development of (he Acute Reference Expo-
sure (EPAy600/R-6&051).
PB99-12439BREB
EPA-SAB-RAC-9MOS
SAB Report Review of Health Risk from Low-Level Envi-
ronmental Exposures to Radb-Nudidas (FGR-13 Report).
Review of the Office of Radation and Indoor Ail's Federal
Guidance Report 13-Part 1, Interim Version (FGR-13).
PB99-133282fi£B
SAB Report: Review of the Health Risk Assessment of
1,3-Butadene. Review of the Office of Research and De-
velopment's Draft Health Risk Assessment of 1.3-Buta-
dfene.
PB99-124406REB
SAB Report Review of the RIC Methods Case Studies.
Review of Case Studies Associated with the Document
Methods for Derivation of Inhalation Reference Con-
centrations and Application of Inhalation Dosimetry (EPA/
EPA-SAB-EHC-99-004
SAB Report Technical Review of the Proposed TSCA
Section 403 Regulation (Identification of Dangerous Lev-
els of Lead).
PB99-124380REB
EPA«T5«-9SO02
Smal System Compliance Technology List for the Non-
Mcrobiai Contaminants Regulated Before 1996.
PB99-119349REB
EPA/BOO/R-98/161
Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Anal-
ysis of Ozone Precursors (Revised).
PB99-124034REB
EPA/81SfR-98/OM
Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-
products.
P899-111486REB
EPA/S1S/C6-98/01B
Technologies and Costs for Point-of-Entry (POE) and
Point-oMlse (POD) Devices for Control of Disinfection
By-Products.
PB99-111502REB
EPA/747/K-98/001
Testing Your Home for Lead in Paint, Dust, and Soil.
PB99-127219REB
EPAA31S/H-98/003
Various Technology Findings for Contaminants Regulated
Before 1996.
PB99-1193S6REB
WiHapa Watershed Information System (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500605REB
OFFICE OF AIR AND RADIATION
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
EPA542B-9SO09
Innovations in Site Characterization: Interim Guide to Pre-
paring Case Studies.
PB99-121097REB
Resource Conservation and Recovery Information Sys-
tem (RCRIS) Extract File (Raw Data Only) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-592570REB
SW-846 Draft Update IV-A Only ( Test Methods for Eval-
uating Solid Waste Physical/Chemical Methods) (on CD-
ROM with search and Retrieval Software).
PB99-600803REB
AIR QUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
EPA/4SVR-9&020
Comparison of CALPUFF with ISC3.
PB99T27342REB
Quidance for Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.5 Moni-
toring Networks.
PB99-121600REB
EPAM5VR-9V017
Guideline on Data Handling Conventions for the 8-Hour
Ozone NAAOS.
PB99-120966REB
EPA/454/R-9W019
Interaojency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling
(IWAOM). Phase 2. Summary Report and Recommenda-
tions for Modeling Long Range Transport Impacts.
PB99-121089REB
Municipal Solid Waste Landfills. Volume 1. Summary of
the Requirements for the New Source Performance
Standards and Emmission Guidelines for Municipal Solid
Waste Landfills.
PB99-1349B3REB
Pulp and Paper NESHAP: A Plain English Description.
PB99-124067REB
ePAM54/H-ge/OO4
Quality Assurance Handbook for Air Pollution Measure-
ment Systems. Volume 2. Part 1. Ambient Air Quality
Monitoring Program Quality System Development
PB99-129B76REB
Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127086REB
MOBILE SOURCE POLLUTION CONTROL
Smal System Compliance Technology List for the Stage
1 DBPRule.
PB99-111510REB
EPA Laboratory Evaluation of PetroMory HP Motor OH.
PB99-127359REB
OFFICE OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES
EPA-540-ft46-046
Analysts of State Supertund Programs: 50-State Study,
1998 Update.
PB99-963210REB
EPA/74SB-9ftOOS
Chemical Distribution Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community FSghMo-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128969REB
EPA/74S/B-9MOS
Coal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency
Planning and Community F&grrHo-Know Ad. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128977REB
EPA/745O-S9W3
Electricity Generating FacHties. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Pfenning and Community RighHo-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132904HEB
EPA/74&B-99O01
Metal Mning Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency
Planning and Community Right-tc-Know Act Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132912REB
EPA/74&B-99/OS6
Petroleum Terminals and Bulk Storage Facilities. Section
313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128761REB
EPA/74&S-97/001
PofkJtion Prevention 1997: A Natonal Progress Report.
Executive Summary.
PB99-13020SREB
EPA/745SB-98004
Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community
RMit-to-Know Act Toxic Chemical Release Inventory
(Revised 1996 Version). Questions and Answers.
PB99-132920REB
Toxic Substances Control Ad (TSCA): ASCII Text Data,
February 1999. TSCA Chemcial Substances Inventory:
Revised Inventory Synonym and Preferred Name fife
(Raw Data File) (on Diskette).
PB99-500670REB
Toxic Substances Control Ad (TSCA): February 1999
Chemcial Substances Inventory: Revised Inventory Syn-
onym and Preferred Name File (Raw Data File) (on Mag-
netic Tape and CD-ROM).
PB99-500654REB
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)-PMN File: ASCII
Text Data, February 1999. TSCA Chemical Substances
Inventory: PMN Number to EPA Accession Number Link
(on Diskette).
PB99-500662REB
EPA/745/R-9&018
Toxics Release Inventory, 1996. Public Data Release:
Ten Years of RighMo-Know Industry Sector Analyses.
PB99-128985REB
PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
EPA Supertund Enforcement
PB99-963600REB
EPA Supertund Program Policies and Administration.
PB99-963200REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
1: Connecticut, Maine, Massachussetts, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, and Vermont.
PB99-963700REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
2: New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, and Virgm Is-
lands.
PB99-963800REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
3: Delaware. Washington DC.. Maryland. Pennsylvania.
andVin
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
4: Alabama, Florida. Georgia. Kentucky, Mastssfepi.
North Carolina. South Carolina, and Tennessee.
PB99-964000REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
5: Illinois. Indiana, Mchigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wis-
consin.
PB99-964100REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
6: Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and
Texas.
PB99-964200REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
7: Iowa. Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska.
PB99-964300REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
8: Colorado. Montana, North Dakota. South Dakota, Utah,
and Wyoming.
PB99-964400REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
9: Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, American Samoa,
and Guam.
PS99-964SOOREB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
10: Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
EPA Superfund Removals and Emergency Response.
PB99-963400REB
EPA Superfund Site Assessment and Remediation.
PB99-963300REB
EPA Superfund Technology and Analytical Services.
PB99463500REB
EPA 541-f!96-044
Superfund Explanation of Significant Deference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Ramapo Landfill,
Ramapo, NY., November 26,1997.
P898-963112REB
EPA S41-R-S6-045
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hunterstown Road,
Straban Township, PA., August 25,1998.
P698-963113REB
EPA 541-R98442
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome LandfM
(ROD No. 1). Grove City, PA., August 24,1998.
PB9B-963110REB
EPA 541-R9M43
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome Landfill
(ROD No. 2), Grove City, PA., August 24,1998.
PB9B-963111REB
EPA 541-O97-213
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): UnaMa Army
Depot (lagoons), Hermiston, OR, September 30,1997.
PB97-963161REB
EPA 541-1198404
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Bruns-
wick Naval Air Station - No Further ACtkn at Sites 4
JAokVCaustJc Pit). 11 (Fire Training Area), 13 (Defense
Reutilization and Marketing Office Area) and a Remedial
Action for the Eastern Plume, Brunswick, ME., February
10,1998.
PB98-963704REB
EPA S41-R98-007
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Platts-
burgh Air Force Base, SS-005. Operable Unit 12, Platts-
burgh, NY.,April2,1998.
PB98-963803REB
EPA 541-R96-008
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Platts-
burgh Air Force Base, SS-006, Operable Unit 13, Platts-
burgh, NY., April 2,1998.
PB9&-963804REB
SO-2 VOL. 99, No. 2
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EPA S41-P98-006
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Rosen
Brothers Scrap Yard/Dump, Cortland, NY., March 23,
1998.
PB98-963802REB
EPA 541-R98-012
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Metal
Banks, Philadelphia, PA., December 31, 1997.
PB98-963904REB
EPA S41-R98-013
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): MW Man-
ufacturing Operable Unit 5, Valley Township, PA.. De-
cember 22, 1997.
PB98-963905REB
EPA 541 R-98-019
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Camp
Lejeune Military Reservation (USNavy) Operable Unit 11,
Site 7 and 80, Onslow County, NC., January 20, 1998.
PB98-964003REB
EPA 541-R98-020
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Milan
Army Ammunition Plant, Milan, TN., March 11, 1998.
PB98-964004REB
EPA 541-R98-021
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Savannah
River Site (USDOE) Operable Unit 20, K-Area Bingham
Pump Outage Pit (643-1G), Aiken, SC., March 23, 1998.
PB9S-964005REB
EPA 541-R98-047
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Lincoln
Creosote Site, Bossier City, LA., November 26, 1997.
PB98-964201REB
EPA 541-R98-03S
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Idaho
National Engineering Laboratory (USDOE), Operable Unit
2-13, Idaho Falls, ID., December 17, 1997.
PB98-964602REB
OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE
OFFICE OF EMERGENCY AND REMEDIAL RESPONSE
EPA/S40/R-9S/507
Electrochemical Sensors for Environmental Monitoring: A
Review of Recent Technology.
PS99-963505RE8
EPA-S40-R-97-029
Implementing Presumptive Remedies: A Notebook of
Guidance and Resource Materials.
PB97-963304REB
ROD Amendments and Explanations of Significant Dif-
ferences (ESD).
PB99-963100REB
Superfund Public Information System (SPIS) January
1999 (on CD-ROM).
PB99-501371REB
OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
EPA/6Oan-98f086
Ecological Research Strategey.
PB99-127128REB
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB - Corvallis, OR
EPA/BOO/A-99/OO1
Carbon Emissions from Spring 1998 Fires in Tropical
Mexico.
PB99-128399REB
Episodic Acidification: Occurrence, Causes and Signifi-
cance to Aquatic Resources. Proceedings of the 1998
Pennsylvania Acidic Deposition Conference. Held in Uni-
versity Park, Pennsylvania on September 14-16, 1998.
PB99-128373REB
EPA/600/A-99/OO2
Fate and Transport of Recombinant 'Sinorhizobium
meliloti' with Enhanced N2-Fixing Abilities during a
Multiyear Field Thai with Transgenic Alfalfa.
PB99-128381 REB
EPAJSOO/A-98/134
Heirarachial Framework for Conserving Biodiversity.
PB99-121444REB
EPAjeOO/A-98/133
Using Reproductuve and Developmental Effects Data in
Ecological Risk Assessments for Oviparous Vertebrates
Exposed To Contaminants.
PB99-121436REB
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND SUPPORT LAB -
Cinn. OH
EPAJ6OO/R-9B/118
Determination of Inorganic Anions in Drinking Water by
Ion Chromatography. Method 300.1. Revision 1.0.
PB98-169196REB
EPA/600/R-97/072
Methods for the Determination of Chemical Substances in
Marine and Estuarine Environmental Matrices. 2nd Edi-
tion.
PB99-127326REB
SPONSORING EPA OFFICE INDEX
EPA/600/A-98/146
Verification Testing of Advanced Environmental Moni-
toring Systems.
PB99-126B49REB
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES RESEARCH LAB - RTP, NC
EPA/600/R-98/140
Automated Stationary Source Dynamic Spiking.
PB99-118341 REB
EPA/600/A-98/145
Impact of Secular Precipitation Changes on the Deposi-
tion of Benzo(a)Pyrene to the Neuse River Basin of North
Carolina.
PB99-126856REB
EPA/600/A-98/129
Modeling Stomatal Response to Atmospheric Humidity.
PB99-126526REB
EPA/600/A-98/130
Photochemical Plume-in^Grid Simulations of Major Point
Sources in the Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ)
Modeling System.
PB99-121451REB
INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB - RTP,
NC
EPAXOO/A-99/006
Advanced Fine Paniculate Control and Implications To-
ward Solving Multiple Pollutant Control Problems in Coal-
Fired Boilers.
PB99-129793REB
EPA/600/A-99/008
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The Wood Heat-
ing Option Put into Environmental Perspective.
PB99-129934REB
EPA/600/A-98/138
Application of Intelligent Controls in EPA's Combustion
Technology Research and Development.
PB99-126500REB
EPA/600/R-98/146
Application of Pollution Prevention Techniques to Reduce
Indoor Air Emissions from Engineered Wood Products.
PB99-118309REB
EPA/6OO/R-98/090
Biomass Drying Technologies.
PB99-122103REB
EPM6OO/A-98/141
Biomass Power Plant Demonstration at Camp Lejeune.
PB99-126476REB
EPA/6OO/A-99/007
Controlling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution through Pollu-
tion Prevention.
PB99-129801 REB
EPAjeOOfR-98/131
Demonstration of a No-VOC/No-HAP Wood Kitchen Cabi-
net Coating System.
PB99-114563REB
EPA/600/A-98/139
Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
tions wfth Economic and Environmental Considerations: A
Mathematical Modeling Approach.
PB99-126492REB
EPA/600/A-99/OOS
Development of Multipollutant Emission Control Tech-
nology for Stoker Boilers.
PB99-129819REB
EPA/6OQ/R-98/W5
Electric Power Generation Using a Phosphoric Acid Cell
on a Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Gas Stream.
PB99-118333REB
EPA/6OO/R-98/05S
Evaluation and Performance Assessment of Innovative
Low-VOC Contact Adhesives in Wood Laminating Oper-
ations.
PB99-102717REB
EPA/600/A-98/142
Evaluation of Ammonia Emissions from Swine Operations
in North Carolina.
PB99-126468REB
EPA/6OO/R-98/170
Investigation of Remote Sensing Devices for Chemical
Characterization of Motor Vehicle Exhaust.
PB99-127987REB
EPA/BOO/R-99/010
Methane Emissions from the U.S. Petroleum Industry.
PB99-128159REB
EPA/600/R-99/009
Miscibility, Solubility, Viscosity, and Density Measure-
ments for R-236fa with Potential Lubricants.
PB99-128027REB
EPA/600,'A-98/135
Physical and Chemical Characterization of Fine Particu-
late from the Combustion of Residual Fuel Oil.
PB99-121477REB
EPA/6OOJfl-98/13O
Proceedings: Low-and No-VOC Coating Technologies: Bi-
ennial International Conference (2nd). Held in Durham,
North Carolina on March 13-15, 1995.
PB99-118374REB
REGION III - PHILADELPHIA, PA
EPA/600m-38/174A
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Vol-
ume 1. Technical Report.
PB99-122111REB
EPA/6OO/R-98/174B
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Vol-
ume 2. Appendices.
PB99-122129REB
EPA/600/A-98/131
Review and Analysis of Emissions Data for Residential
Wood-Fired Central Furnaces.
PB99-121469REB
EPA/600/R-98/126
Testing of Fuel Cells to Recover Energy from Landfill
Gas; Groton Landfill.
PB99-105199REB
EPA/600/R-98/133
Third-Generation Foam Blowing Agents for Foam Insula-
tion.
P699-122095REB
EPAGOO/A-98/140
Use of Intelligent Computational Techniques for the Esti-
mation and Projection of Air Pollutant Emissions.
PB99-126484REB
MUNICIPAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB - Cinn, OH
EPA/600/R-98/058
Application of the Electromagnetic Borehole Flowmeter.
PB99-100018REB
EPAKOOm-98/153
Environmental Technology initiative: Chemical-Free
Cleaning of Semiconductors by the Radiance Process
(Trade Name).
PB99-126518REB
EPA/600/R-98/072
Field Demonstration of Lead Paint Abatement Tech-
nologies in Residential Housing.
PB9B-172489REB
EPA/BOO/fl-98/123
Pollution Prevention Research Strategy.
PB99-130189REB
EPA/540/R-96/507
Rochem Separation Systems, Inc. Disc Tube (Trade
Name) Module Technology: Innovative Technology Eval-
uation Report.
PB99-129827REB
EPA/600/R-98/157
Sewer and Tank Sediment Flushing: Case Studies.
PB99-127839REB
EPM6OO/R-98/124
Substitution Reactions for the Detoxification of Hazardous
Chemicals.
PB98-177876REB
EPA/62S/R-98/007
Technical Approaches to Characterizing and Cleaning Up
Iron and Steel Mill Sites under the Brownfields Initiative.
PB99-122202REB
ROBERT S. KERR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB -
Ada, OK
EPA/600/A-98/132
Field Test of Cyclodextrin for Enhanced In-situ Flushing
of Multiple-Component Immiscible Organic Liquid Con-
tamination: Project Overview and Intial Results.
PB99-121428REB
EPA/600/A-99/D09
Restored Riparian Buffers as Tools for Ecosystem Res-
toration in the MAIA; Processes, Endpoints, and Meas-
ures of Success for Water, Soil, Bora and Fauna.
PB99-134819REB
EPA/600/R-9&128
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB
OFFICE OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL
ASSESSMENT (OHEA)
Critical Health Issues of Criteria Air Pollutants.
PB99-128407REB
EPA/GOO/ft-98/048
in Water. Critical Information and Research
PB99-121188REB
REGION III - PHILADELPHIA, PA
EPA/903/B-9&002
Better Backyard: A Citizen Resource Guide to Beneficial
Landscaping and Habitat Restoration in the Chesapeake
Bay Watershed.
PB99-133852REB
June 1999
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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/Media Code Price Codes
University of Wyoming Research Corp.,
Laramie, WY
EPA/530/R-93/013A
Engineering and Environmental Aspects of Recycled
Materials for Highway Construction
EPA/530/R-93/013A
PB94-100443/REB
PCA10/MFA03
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CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX
AEROVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC.,
MONROVIA, CA.
Demonstration of a No-VOC/No-HAP Wood Kitchen Cabi-
net Coating System.
(EPAXOUft-98/131)
PB99-114563REB
AIR FORCE CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
EXCELLENCE, BROOKS AFB, TX. TECHNOLOGY
TRANSFER DIV.
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
(EPA/GOOffi-98/128)
PB99-130023REB
ALABAMA SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION
COMMITTEE, MONTGOMERY.
Constructed Wetlands for Animal Waste Treatment: A
Manual on Performance, Design, and Operation with
Case Histories.
(EPA/855/B-97/001)
PB99-130650REB
ARCADIS GERAGHTY AND MILLER, INC., RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC.
Investigation of Remote Sensing Devices for Chemical
Characterization of Motor Vehicle Exhaust.
(EPA/600/R-98/170)
PB99-127987REB
ARIZONA UNIV., TUCSON.
Field Test of Cydodextnn for Enhanced In-situ Flushing
of Multiple-Component Immiscible Organic Liquid Con-
tamination: Project Overview and Intial Results.
(EPA/6CWA-98/132)
PB99-121428REB
ARIZONA UNIV., TUCSON. DEPT. OF CHEMICAL AND
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING.
Physical and Chemical Characterization of Fine Panicu-
late from the Combustion of Residual Fuel Oil.
(EPA/600/A-98/13S)
PB99-121477REB
BATTELLE, COLUMBUS, OH.
Verification Testing of Advanced Environmental Moni-
toring Systems.
(EPA/600/A-98/U6)
PB99-126849REB
CADMUS GROUP, INC., WALTHAM, MA.
Biological Indicators of Ground Water-Surface Water
Interaction: An Update.
(EPA/816/R-9&018)
PB99-130536REB
COAST GUARD DISTRICT (13TH), SEATTLE, WA.
Northwest Area Contingency Plan 1998 (Also Serving as
the Region Ten Regional Contingency Plan).
PB99-129363REB
EASTERN RESEARCH GROUP, INC., LEXINGTON, MA.
Technical Approaches to Characterizing and Cleaning Up
Iron and Steel Mil Sites under the Brownfields Initiative.
(EPAJ625/FI-9eAX)7)
PB99-122202REB
EASTERN RESEARCH GROUP, INC., MORRISVULE, NC.
Automated Stationary Source Dynamic Spiking.
(EPAJBOO/Ft-98/140)
PB99-118341REB
Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Anal-
ysis of Ozone Precursors (Revised).
(EPAGOOm-98/161)
PB99-124034REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ANN ARBOR,
ML OFFICE OF MOBILE SOURCES.
EPA/420/R-99/001
EPA Laboratory Evaluation of PetroMoly HP Motor Oil.
PB99-127359REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ANNAPOLIS,
MD. CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM.
CBP-219/99
Better Backyard: A Citizen Resource Guide to Beneficial
Landscaping and Habitat Restoration in the Chesapeake
Bay Watershed.
PB99-1338S2REB
EPA/903/B-99/002
Better Backyard: A Citizen Resource Guide to Beneficial
Landscaping and Habitat Restoration in the Chesapeake
Bay Watershed.
PB99-133852REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, CINCINNATI,
OH. NATIONAL EXPOSURE RESEARCH LAB.
EPA/KXVR-97/072
Methods for the Determination of Chemical Substances in
Marine and Estuarine Environmental Matrices. 2nd Edi-
tion.
PB99-127326REB
EPA«00/R-98/118
Determination of Inorganic Ankxis in Drinking Water by
Ion Chromatography. Method 300.1. Revision 1.0.
PB98-169196REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, CINCINNATI,
OH. OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION AND RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT.
EPA/200/B-98/001 . _ .
EPA National Publications Catalog, 1998. Fourth Edition.
PB99-124323REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, CORVALUS,
OR.
EPA/60Q/A-98/134
Heirarachial Framework for Conserving Biodiversity.
PB99-121444REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. AIR AND ENERGY ENGINEERING
RESEARCH LAB.
EPA/600/A-98/131
Review and Analysis of Emissions Data for Residential
Wood-Fired Central Furnaces.
PB99-121469REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. AIR POLLUTION PREVENTION
AND CONTROL DIV.
Biomass Drying Technologies.
(EPAT600/R-98/O90)
PB99-122103REB
EPA/600/A-98/138
Application of Intelligent Controls in EPA's Combustion
Technology Research and Development.
PB99-126500REB
EPA/600/A-98/140
Use of Intelligent Computational Techniques for the Esti-
mation and Projection of Air Pollutant Emissions.
PB99-126484REB
EPA/600/A-99/005
Development of Muttipollutant Emission Control Tech-
nology for Stoker Boilers.
PB99-129819REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. EMISSIONS, MONITORING, AND
ANALYSIS DIV.
EPA/454/R-97/007
Ambient Air Precision and Accuracy Program. 1996 An-
nual Report.
PB99-134884REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. HUMAN EXPOSURE AND
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES DIV.
EPA/600/R-98/139
Description and Testing of the AnalTech Model 9801P
Monitor for Formaldehyde in Air.
PB99-118291REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. NATIONAL CENTER FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT.
Critical Health Issues of Criteria Air Pollutants.
PB99-128407REB
EPA/600/R-98/048
Oxygenates in Water Critical Information and Research
Needs.
PB99-121188REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. NATIONAL EXPOSURE RESEARCH
LAB.
EPA/600/A-98/129
Modeling Stomatal Response to Atmospheric Humidity.
PB99-126526REB
EPA/600/A-98/130
Photochemical Plume-in-Grid Simulations of Major Point
Sources in the Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ)
Modeling System.
PB99-121451REB
EPA/600/A-98/14S
Impact of Secular Precipitation Changes on the Deposi-
tion of Benzo(a)Pyrene to the Neuse River Basin of North
Carolina.
PB99-126856REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. NATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT
RESEARCH LAB.
EPA/600/A-98/142
Evaluation of Ammonia Emissions from Swine Operations
in North Carolina.
PB99-126468REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. OFFICE OF AIR QUALITY
PLANNING AND STANDARDS.
Municipal Solid Waste Landfills, Volume 1. Summary of
the Requirements for the New Source Performance
Standards and Emmission Guidelines for Municipal Solid
Waste Landfills.
PB99-134983REB
EPA/454/R-98/004
Quality Assurance Handbook for Air Pollution Measure-
ment Systems. Volume 2. Part 1. Ambient Air Quality
Monitoring Program Quality System Development.
PB99-129876REB
EPA/454/R-98/017
Guideline on Data Handling Conventions for the 8-Hour
Ozone NAAQS.
PB99-120966REB
EPA/454/R-98/019
Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling
(IWAGM). Phase 2. Summary Report and Recommenda-
tions for Modeling Long Range Transport Impacts.
PB99-121089REB
EPA/464/R-98/020
Comparison of CALPUFF with ISC3.
PB99-127342REB
EPA/456/R-98/008
Pulp and Paper NESHAP: A Plain English Description.
PB99-124067REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, NC. OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT.
EPA/600/R-98/087
Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127086REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, STENNIS
SPACE CENTER, MS. GULF OF MEXICO PROGRAM.
EPA/855/K-97/001
Constructed Wetlands and Wastewater Management for
Confined Animal Feeding Operations.
PB99-129041 REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC.
Willapa Watershed Information System (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500605REB
Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
PB99-921100REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. ACID RAIN DIV.
EPA/430/R-98/012
Compliance Report, 1997. Acid Rain Program.
PB99-122152REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. CHEMICAL EMERGENCY
PREPAREDNESS AND PREVENTION OFFICE.
RMP'Submit(TradeName), Risk Management Plans Sub-
mit Software (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500795REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. ENVIRONMENTAL MODELS
SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE SCIENCE ADVISORY BOARD.
SAB Advisory on the TRIM.FaTE Module of the Total
Risk Integrated Methodology (TRIM).
PB99-133274REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL
CRITERIA DIV.
EPA/815/B-98/009
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final
Stage 1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL
EFFECTS SUBCOMMITTEE.
EPA-SAB-COUNCIL-ADV-99-005
SAB Advisory: The Clean Air Act Section 812 Prospective
Study; Health and Ecological Initial Studies.
PB99-133266REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. INTEGRATED HUMAN EXPOSURE
COMMITTEE.
EPA-SAB-IHEC-ADV-99-004
SAB Advisory: The National Human Expsoure Assess-
ment Survey (NHEXAS) Pilot Studies.
PB99-133290REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. NATIONAL CENTER FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT.
EPA/815/B-98AJ10
Dichloroacetic Acid: Carcinogenicity Identification Charac-
terization Summary.
PB99-111387REB
NCEA-W-0372
Dichloroacetic Acid: Carcinogenicity Identification Charac-
terization Summary.
PB99-111387REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. OFFICE OF COMPLIANCE.
EPA/310/R-95/011
Profile of the Non-Fuel, Non-Metal Mining Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122699REB
ISBN-0-16-048278-X
Profile of the Non-Fuel, Non-Metal Mining Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122699REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. OFFICE OF EMERGENCY AND
REMEDIAL RESPONSE.
Superfund Public Information System (SPIS) January
1999 (on CD-ROM).
PB99-501371REB
ROD Amendments and Explanations of Significant Dif-
ferences (ESDI.
PB99-963100REB
EPA Superfund Program Policies and Administration.
PB99-963200REB
EPA Superfund Site Assessment and Remediation.
PB99-963300REB
EPA Superfund Removals and Emergency Response.
PB99-963400REB
EPA Superfund Technology and Analytical Services.
PB99-963500REB
EPA Superfund Enforcement.
PB99-963600REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
1: Connecticut, Maine, Massachussetts, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, and Vermont.
PB99-963700REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
2: New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Is-
lands.
PB99-963800REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
3: Dejaware, Washington DC., Maryland, Pennsylvania,
and Virginia
PB99-963900REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
4: Alabama, Honda, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
PB99-964000REB
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EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
5: Ilinois, Indiana, Mchigan, Minnesota. Ohio, and Wis-
consin.
PB99-964100REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
6: Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and
Texas.
PB99-964200REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
7: Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska.
PB99-964300REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
8: Colorado, Montana. North Dakota. South Dakota. Utah,
and\
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
9: Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, American Samoa,
and Guam.
PB99-964500REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region
IQ^AIaska. Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
EPAS40VR-95/507
Electrochemical Sensors for Environmental Monitoring: A
Review of Recent Technology.
PB99-963505REB
EPA-540-R-97-029
Implementing Presumptive Remerjes: A Notebook of
Guidance and Resource Materials.
PB97-963304REB
EPA-540-R-96-046
Analysis of State Superfund Programs: SO-State Study,
1986 Update.
PB99-963210REB
EPA 541-R97-213
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): UnatiHa Army
Depot (lagoons). Hermiston, OR., September 30.1997.
PB97-963161REB
EPA 541-R9&004
Suparfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Bruns-
wick Naval Air Station - No Further Action at Sites 4
(AodCaustc Pit). 11 (Fire Training Area). 13 (Defense
ReutMzation and Marketing Office Area) and a Remedial
Action for the Eastern Plume, Brunswick. ME., February
10,1998.
PB9B-963704REB
EPA541-R98-006
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Rosen
Brothers Scrap Yard/Dump, Cortland, NY.. March 23,
1996.
PB98-963802REB
EPA 541-ft96-007
Superfund Ftecord of Decision (EPA Region 2): Plans-
burgh Air Force Base, SS-005, OperabteUnit 12. Platts-
burgh. NY.. April 2,1998.
PBSfl-QfLVOTtfTFB
EPA 541-R98-008
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Pitts-
burgh Air Force Base. SS-006. Operable Unit 13, Pitts-
burgh, NY., April 2.1996.
PB98-963804REB
EPAS41-R98412
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Metal
_ . _..... 1,1997.
EPA 541-R96-013
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): MW Man-
ufacturing Operable Unit 5, Valley Township, PA., De-
cember 22.1997.
EPA 541 R-98-019
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Camp
Lejeune MBary Reservation (USNavy) Operable Unit 11,
Site 7 and 80, Onslow County. NC.. January 20,1998.
PB98-964003REB
EPA 541-098-020
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): MNan
Army Ammunition Plant. Mten.TN.. March 11. 1998.
PB9&964004REB
EPA 541-R98-021
Suparfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Savannah
River Site (USDOE) Operable Unit 20, K-Area Bingham
~ • IM (843-1G), Aken, SC.. March 23.1998.
EPA S41-R98-035
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Idaho
National Engineering Laboratory (USDOE), Operable Unit
2-13, Idaho Fate. ID.. December 17,1997.
PB98-964602REB
EPA 541-R98-042
Suparfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome Landfill
(ROD No. 1), Grove City, PA.. August 24,1998.
PB9B-963110REB
EPA 54HW8-043
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome Landfill
(ROD No. 2), Grove City, PA., August 24,1998.
PB9B-963111REB
EPA 541-R96-044
Superfund Explanation of Significant Deference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Ramapo Landfill.
Ramapo. NY., November 26.1997.
PB98-963112REB
EPA 541-R-98-045
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hunterstown Road,
Straban Township. PA.. August 25,1998.
PB98-963113REB
EPA541-R98-047
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Lincoln
Creosote Site, Bossier City, LA., November 26. 1997.
PB98-964201REB
OSWER-9375.6-08E
Analysis of State Superfund Programs: 50-State Study.
1998 Update.
PB99-963210REB
OSWER-9378.0-11
Implementing Presumptive Remedies: A Notebook of
Guidance and Resource Materials.
PB97-963304REB
OSWER-9380.2-08
Electrochemical Sensors for Environmental Monitoring: A
Review of Recent Technology.
PB99-963505REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. OFFICE OF ENFORCEMENT AND
COMPLIANCE ASSURANCE.
EPA7305/B-98/006
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
of Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities under the
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.
PB99-105579REB
EPA/305/B-98/007
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Emergency Planning and Community RighMo-
Know Act.
PB99-122194REB
EPA/305/B-98/009
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Comprehensive Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act
PB9&122186REB
EPA/31 OVR-95/001
Profile of the Dry Cleaning Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122723REB
EPA/310/R-95/002
Profile of the Electronics and Computer Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122731REB
EPA/31 O/R-95/003
Profile of the Wood Furniture and Fixtures Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122889REB
EPA/310/R-95/004
Profile of the Inorganic Chemical Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB9S-122871 REB
EPA/31 D/R-95/005
Profile of the Iron and Steel Industry. EPA Office of Com-
PB3M22863REB
EPA/310/R-95/006
Profile of the Lumbar and Wood Products Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122855REB
EPA/310/R-95/008
Profile of the Metal Mining Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122848RE8
EPA/310/R-95/009
Profile of the Motor Vehicle Assembly Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122681 REB
EPA/310/R-95/010
Profile of the Nonferrous Metals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122707REB
EPA/310/R-95/012
Profile of the Organic Chemicals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122764REB
EPA/310/R-95/013
Profile of the Petroleum Refining Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122749REB
EPA/310/R-95/014
Profile of the Printing Industry. EPA Office of Compliance
Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122830REB
EPA/31 Q/R-95/015
Profile of the Pulp and Paper Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB9SM22822REB
EPA/310/R-95/016
Profile of the Rubber and Plastics Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Protect.
PB99-122814REB
EPA/31Q/R-95/017
Profile of the Stone. Clay, Glass, and Concrete Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122715REB
EPA/310/R-95/018
Profile of the Transportation Equipment Cleaning Indus-
try. EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122756REB
SBN-0-16-048268-2
Profile of the Dry Cleaning Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122723REB
ISBN-0-16-048269-0
Profile of the Electronics and Computer Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliahce Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122731REB
ISBN-0-16-048270-4
Profile of the Wood Furniture and Fixtures Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122889REB
ISBN-0-16-048271-2
Profile of the Inorganic Chemical Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122871REB
ISBN-0-16O48272-0
Profile of the Iron and Steel Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122863REB
ISBN-0-16-048273-9
Profile of the Lumber and Wood Products Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122855REB
ISBN-0-16-048275-5
Profile of the Metal Mining Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122848REB
ISBN-0-16-048276-3
Profile of the Motor Vehicle Assembly Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122681REB
ISBN-0-16-048277-1
Profile of the Nonferrous Metals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122707REB
ISBN-0-16-048279-8
Profile of the Organic Chemicals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122764REB
ISBN-0-16-048280-1
Profile of the Petroleum Refining Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122749REB
ISBN-0-16-048281-X
Profile of the Printing Industry. EPA Office of Compliance
Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122830REB
ISBN-0-16-048282-8
Profile of the Pulp and Paper Industry EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122822REB
ISBN-0-16-048283-6
Profile of the Rubber and Plastics Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB9S-122814REB
ISBN-0-16-048284-4
Profile of the Stone, Clay, Glass, and Concrete Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122715REB
ISBN-0-16-048285-2
Profile of the Transportation Equipment Cleaning Indus-
try. EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122756REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. OFFICE OF GROUND WATER AND
DRINKING WATER
EPA/815/R-99/001
Health Effects from Exposure to High Levels of Sulfate in
Drinking Water Study.
PB99-130577REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. OFFICE OF POLLUTION,
PREVENTION, AND TOXICS.
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): February 1999
Chemcial Substances Inventory: Revised Inventory Syn-
onym and Preferred Name File (Raw Data File) (on Mag-
netic Tape and CD-ROM).
PB99-500654REB
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)-PMN File: ASCII
Text Data, February 1999. TSCA Chemical Substances
Inventory: PMN Number to EPA Accession Number Unk
(on Diskette).
PB99-500662REB
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): ASCII Text Data,
February 1999. TSCA Chemcial Substances Inventory:
Revised Inventory Synonym and Preferred Name file
(Raw Data File) (on Diskette).
PB99-500670REB
EPA/742/S-97/001
Pollution Prevention 1997: A Natonal Progress Report
Executive Summary.
PB99-130205REB
EPA/745/B-98/004
Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act Toxic Chemical Release Inventory
(Revised 1998 Version). Questions and Answers.
PB99-132920REB
EPA/745/B-99/001
Metal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency
Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132912REB
EPA/745/B-99/002
Coal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency
Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128977REB
EPA/745/B-99JD03
Electricity Generating Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132904REB
EPA/745/B-99/005
Chemical Distribution Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
EPA/745/B-99/066
Petroleum Terminals and Bulk Storage Facilities. SectK
313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-*
Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128761 REB
CA-2 VOL 99, No. 2
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CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX
ILLINOIS STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
EPA/745/R-98/018
Toxics Release Inventory, 1996. Public Data Release:
Ten Years of Right-to-Know Industry Sector Analyses.
PB99-128985REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. OFFICE OF PREVENTION,
PESTICIDES AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES.
EPA/735/R-97/002
Proceedings of the National Workshop: Pesticides and
Ground Water State/Tribal Management Plans. Held in
Washington, DC. on August 26-27, 1996.
PB99-130437REB
EPA/738/F-98/002
RED Facts: DCPA.
PB99-123523REB
EPA/738/F-98/006
RED Facts: Deel.
PB99-128803REB
EPA/738/F-98/011
RED Facts: Bromoxynil.
PB99-123499REB
EPA/738/F-98/015
RED Facts: Aluminum and Magnesium Phosphide.
PB99-123507REB
EPA/738/F-98/016
RED Facts: Dicofol.
PB99-123549REB
EPA/738/F-98/017
RED Facts: Iprodione.
PB99-123531REB
EPA/738/F-98/018
RED Facts: Alachlor.
PB99-123515REB
EPA/738/F-98/019
RED Facts: Methomyt.
PB99-128787REB
EPA/738/F-98/020
RED Facts: Thiodicarb.
PB99-128779REB
EPA/738/F-98/022
RED Facts: Hydramethylnon.
PB99-121204REB
EPA/738/F-98-023
RED Facts: 1,3-Dichtoropropene.
PB99-12879SREB
EPA/738/F-98/024
RED Facts: Methylisothiazolinone.
PB99-128811 REB
EPA/738/R-98/005
Reregistratkxi Eligibility Decision (RED): DCPA. (Includes
RED Facts: DCPA Fact Sheet).
PB99-123168REB
EPA/738/R-98/010
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): DEET. (Includes
RED Facts: DEET Fact Sheet).
PB99-123143REB
EPA/738/R-98/013
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Bromoxynil. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Bromoxynil Fact Sheet).
PB99-128829REB
EPA/738/R-98/017
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): AL and MG
Phosphide. (Includes RED Facts: Aluminum and Magne-
sium Phosphide Fact Sheet).
PB99-123150REB
EPA/738/R-98/018
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Dicofol. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Dicofol Fact Sheet).
PB99-119588REB
EPA/738/R-98/019
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): IPRODIONE.
(Includes RED Facts: IPRODIONE Fact Sheet).
PB99-119570REB
EPA/738/R-98/021
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Methomyl. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Methomyl Fact Sheet).
PB99-128696REB
EPA/738/R-98/022 _
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Thiodicarb (In-
cludes RED Facts: Thiodicarb Fact Sheet).
PB99-130429REB
EPA/738/R-98/023
Heregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Hydramethylnon.
(Includes RED Facts: Hydramethylnon Fact Sheet).
PB99-121287REB
EPA/738/R-98/024
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): 1,3-
DJcNoropropene (Includes RED Facts: 1,3-
Dichloropropene.).
PB99-129652REB
EPA/738/R-98/025 __„
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED):
Methylisothiazolinone (Includes RED Facts:
Methylisothiazolinone.).
PB99-129637REB
EPA/747/K-98/001
Testing Your Home for Lead in Paint, Dust, and Soil.
PB99-127219REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ,._„_
WASHINGTON, DC. OFFICE OF RADIATION AND INDOOR
AIR.
EPA-SAB-RAC-99-009 ._,--•
SAB Report: Review of Health Risk from Low-Level Emn-
ronmental Exposures to Radic-Nudides (FGR-13 Report).
Review of theOmce of Radiation and Indoor Airs Federal
Guidance Report 13-Part 1, Interim Version (FGR-13).
PB99-133282REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT.
EPA/600/R-98/086
Ecological Research Strategey.
PB99-127128REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. OFFICE OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY.
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 4 (AL, FL, GA, KY, MS, NC, SC, TN) (Version 2.0)
(on CD-ROM).
PB99-500720REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 5 (IL, IN, Ml, MN, OH, Wl) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-500738REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
6 (AR, LA, NM, OK, TX) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
gion 6
ROM).
PB99-500746REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 7 (IA, KS. MO, NE) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500753REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
---> 8 (CO, MT, ND, SD, UT, WY) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-500761REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 9 (AZ, CA, HI, NV) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500779REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 10 (AK, ID, OR, WA) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500787REB
EPA/823/C-98/003
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 1 (CT, ME, MA, NH, Rl, VT) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-500696REB
EPA/823/C-98/004
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
gion 2 (NJ, NY, PR, VI) (Version 2.0) Ton CD-ROM).
PB99-500704REB
EPA/823/C-98/005
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Re-
-—3 (DE, DC, MD, PA, VA) (Version 2.0) (on CD-
PB99-500712REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE.
SW-846 Draft Update IV-A Only ( Test Methods for Eval-
uating Solid Waste Physical/Chemical Methods) (on CD-
ROM with search and Retrieval Software).
PB99-500803REB
Resource Conservation and Recovery Information Sys-
tem (RCRIS) Extract File (Raw Data Only) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-592570REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE AND
EMERGENCY RESPONSE.
EPA/542/B-98/009
Innovations in Site Characterization: Interim Guide to Pre-
paring Case Studies.
PB99-121097REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. OFFICE OF WATER
EPA/815/R-98/002
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Non-
Microbial Contaminants Regulated Before 1996.
PB99-119349REB
EPA/815/R-98/003
Various Technology Findings for Contaminants Regulated
Before 1996.
PB99-119356REB
EPA/816/R-98-004
Requirements for Locational Data in the Safe Dnnkmg
Water Information System (SDWIS).
PB99-119398REB
EPA/816/R-98-011
National Water Quality Inventory. 1996 Report to Con-
gress. Groundwater Chapters.
PB99-119406REB
EPA/816/R-98-017
Drinking Water and Ground Water Data Within the 305(b)
. __>119372REB
EPA/816/R-98/021
Literature Review of Methods for Delineating Wellhead
Protection Areas.
PB99-129033REB
EPA/821/B-98/019
Environmental Assessment of Proposed Effluent Limita-
tions Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drill-
ing Fluids and Other-Non Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the
OiT and Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132938REB
EPA/821/B-98/021
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drilling
Fluids and Other Non-Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the Oil
and Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132961 REB
EPA/821/R-98/016
Detailed Costing Document for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-128555REB
EPA/821/R-98/020
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry. Volumes 1 and 2.
PB99-129678REB
EPA/832/B-98/003
Guide to Using EPA's Automated Clearing House for the
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Program.
PB99-119380REB
EPA/832/B-98/005
Clean Water Tribal Resource Directory for Wastewater
Treatment Assistance.
PB99-130585REB
EPA/832/K-98/D02
Frequently-Asked Questions about the Clean Water Act:
Section 106 Tribal Water Pollution Control Program.
PB99-119364REB
EPA/B33/B-99/001
Guidance Manual for the Monitoring and Reporting Re-
quirements of the NPDES Storm Water Multi-Sector Gen-
eral Permit.
PB99-130593REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. SCIENCE ADVISORY BOARD.
EPA-SAB-EHC-99-002
SAB Report: Review of the RfC Methods Case Studies.
Review of Case Studies Associated with the Document
Methods for Derivation of Inhalation Reference Con-
centrations and Application of Inhalation Dosimetry (EPA/
600/8-90/066F).
PB99-126419REB
EPA-SAB-EHC-99-003
SAB Report: Review of the Health Risk Assessment of
1,3-Butadiene. Review of the Office of Research and De-
velopment's Draft Health Risk Assessment of 1,3-Buta-
diene.
PB99-124406REB
EPA-SAB-EHC-99-004
SAB Report: Technical Review of the Proposed TSCA
Section 403 Regulation (Identification of Dangerous Lev-
els of Lead).
PB99-124380REB
EPA-SAB-EHC-99-005
SAB Report: Development of the Acute Reference Expo-
sure. Review of the Draft Document Methods for Expo-
sure-Response Analysis for Acute Inhalation Exposure to
Chemicals: Development of the Acute Reference Expo-
sure (EPA/6007RH68/051).
PB99-124398REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC. STANDARDS AND APPLIED SCIENCE
DIV.
Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Effluent Lim-
itations Guidelines, Pretreatment Standards, and New
Source Performance Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-129710REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC (UNITED STATES).
EPA-402-R-97-015
Oflsrte environmental monitoring report; radiation moni-
toring around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar
Year 1996.
DE98005492REB
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC (UNITED STATES). USDOE OFFICE OF
ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION AND WASTE
MANAGEMENT, WASHINGTON, DC (UNITED STATES).
SAND-98-1358C
Field analytical technology verification: The ETV Site
Characterization Program.
DE98005924REB
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT, INC.,
CINCINNATI, OH.
Field Demonstration of Lead Paint Abatement Tech-
nologies in Residential Housing.
(EPA/eOO/R-98/072)
PB98-172489REB
FEDERAL REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGIES ROUNDTABLE.
EPA/542/B-9a/D07
Guide to Documenting and Managing Cost and Perform-
ance Information for Remediation Projects. Revised
Version.
PB99-130445REB
ILLINOIS STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY, SPRINGFIELD. BUREAU OF LAND.
IEPA/BOL-98/022
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Ca-
pacity in Illinois. 1997 Annual Report.
PB99-129090REB
ILLINOIS STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY, SPRINGFIELD. DIV. OF LAND POLLUTION
CONTROL
IEPA/BOL-98/D23
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Results, State
Fiscal Years 1996,1997,1998.
PB99-128530REB
June 1999
CA-3
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CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX
ILLINOIS STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY, SPRINGFIELD. WASTE REDUCTION UNIT.
IEPA/BOL-98/011
Fluorescent and High Intensity Discharge Lamp Recycling
and Disposal in Illinois.
PB99-123119REB
INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANTS. INC, CINCINNATI, OH.
Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-
products.
PB99-111486REB
INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANTS, INC., DAYTON, OH.
Technologies and Costs for Point-of-Entry (POE) and
PointTOf-Use (POU) Devices for Control of Disinfection
By-Products.
(EP/V81SC&4&016)
P899-111502REB
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Stage
1 DBPRute.
-111S10REB
MTERNATIONAL FUEL CELLS CORP, SOUTH WINDSOR,
CT.
FCR-M749A
Testing of Fuel CeHs to Recover Energy from Landfill
Gas: Groton Landfill.
(EPAfiOCffi-98/126)
PB99-105199REB
IOWA STATE UNW, AMES.
Mstibility, SotuMrty, Viscosity, and Density Measure-
ments for R-236fa with Potential Lubricants.
PB99-128027REB
MONTGOMERY WATSON, BOSTON, MA.
Sewer and Tank Sediment Rushing: Case Studies.
-127839REB
MOTOROLA. MC, TEMPE, AZ.
Environmental Technology Initiative: Chemical-Free
Cleaning of Semiconductors by the Radiance Process
(Trade Name).
PB98-1 2661 8REB
NATIONAL HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
RESEARCH LAB, CORVALUS, OR.
EPA/600/A-96/133
Using Reproductuve and Developmental Effects Data in
Ecological Risk Assessments for Oviparous Vertebrates
Exposed To Contaminants.
PB99-121436REB
NATIONAL HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL tH-bClb
RESEARCH LAB, CORVALUS. OR. WESTERN ECOLOGY
Episode Actdrfication: Occurrence, Causes and Signifi-
cance to Aquatic Resources. Proceedings of the 1996
Pennsylvania AoxSc Deposition Conference. Held in Uni-
versity Park, Pennsylvania on September 14-16. 1998.
PB99-128373REB
EPA/600/ A-99W01
Carbon Emissions from Spring 1996 Fires in Tropical
Mexico.
PB99-128399REB
EPAffiOOYA-99l«£
Fate and Transport of Recombinant "Sinorhizobium
meBolf with Enhanced N2-Fudng Abilities during a
Murbvear Field Trial with Transgenic Alfalfa.
PB99-1 28381 REB
NATIONAL OCEAN SERVICE. SILVER SPRMG. MO.
OFFICE OF OCEAN RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND
NOAA-TM-NOS-ORCA-104
NISTMOAA NS and T/EPA EMAP mtercomparison Exer-
cise Program for Organic Contaminants in (he Marine En-
vironment Description and Results of 1995 Organic Inter-
comparison Exercises. National Status and Trends Pro-
M19497REB
NATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT RESEARCH LAB, ADA,
OK.
EPA/GOO/A-99XX>9
nattered Riparian Buffers as Tools tor Ecosystem Res-
toration in the MAIA; Processes, EndpoMs. and Meas-
ures of Success for Water, Sol. Flora and Fauna.
PB99-134819REB
NATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT RESEARCH LAB,
CMCMNATLOH.
EPA/600/R-96/124
Substitution Reactions for the Detoxification of Hazardous
Chemicals.
PB98-17787EREB
NATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT RESEARCH LAB,
CMCMNATLOH. OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT.
EPAffiOOVR-98/123
PoButon Prevention Research Strategy.
PB99-130189REB
NEVADA UMV. SYSTEM. RENO. DESERT RESEARCH
MST.
Guidance for Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.5 Moni-
toring Networks.
(EP&454/R-96W2)
PB99-121600HEB
NORTH CAROUHA STATE UNW. AT RALEIGH. DEFT. OF
CML ENGMEERMG.
Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
lions with Economic and Environmental Considerations; A
Mathematical Modeing Approach.
OMNI ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, MC, BEAVERTON,
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Vol-
ume 1 . Technical Report.
(EPA/60Cffl-9&174A)
PB99-122111REB
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Vol-
ume 2. Appendices.
(EPA/BOO/K-98/1 74B)
PB99-122129REB
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The Wood Heat-
~ " « Put into Environmental Perspective.
VA-99/008)
I-129934REB
PACIFIC ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, MC, HERNDON,
Investigation of Alternative Means for Demonstrating
Compliance with the Part 503 Total Hydrocarbon Oper-
ational Standards.
PB99-123457REB
RADIAN MTERNATIONAL LLC, AUSTIN, TX.
Methane Emissions from the U.S. Petroleum Industry.
-128159REB
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INST, DURHAM, NC.
Cost Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Limitations Guide-
lines and Standards for the Centralized Waste Treament
Industry.
(EPA/B21/R-9B/018)
PB99-130759REB
RESEARCH TRIANGLE MST, RESEARCH TRIANGLE
PARK, NC.
Application of Pollution Prevention Techniques to Reduce
Indoor Air Emissions from Engineered Wood Products.
(EPA/6CWR-98/146)
PB99-118309REB
Proceedings: Low-and No-VOC Coating Technologies: Bi-
ennial International Conference (2nd). Held in Durham,
North Carolina on March 13-15, 1995.
(EPA&WR-98/130)
PB99-118374REB
Biomass Power Plant Demonstration at Camp Lejeune.
(EPA&WA-96/141)
PB99-126476REB
Controlling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution through Pollu-
tion Prevention.
PB99-1 29601 REB
Economic Analysis of Effluent Limitation Guidelines and
Standards tor the Centralized Waste Treatment Industry.
(EPA&21/R-9&V19)
PB99-130742REB
RTV93O6359-001
Evaluation and Performance Assessment of Innovative
Low-VOC Contact Adhesives in Wood Laminating Oper-
ations.
PB99-1O2717REB
SCIENCE APPLICATIONS MTERNATIONAL CORP,
MCLEAN, VA.
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Defection Byproducts Rule.
(EPA&1S&-9&V02)
PB99-111304REB
Regulatory Impact Analysts tor the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfecbon
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
(EPM1&B-9&004)
PB99-111320REB
Cryptosporidium and "6181018' Occurrence Assessment
for the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
(EPM15/B-9B/OO5)
PB99-111338REB
Cost and Technology Document tor the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
SCCNCE APPLICATIONS MTERNATIONAL CORP, SAN
DIEGO. CA.
Rochem Separation Systems, Inc. Disc Tube (Trade
Name) Module Technology: Innovative Technology Eval-
uation Report.
(EPA&40/R-96S507)
PB99-129827REB
SOUTHERN RESEARCH INST.. B4RMMGHAM, AL.
Advanced Fine Paniculate Control and Implications To-
ward Solving Multiple Pollutant Control Problems in Coal-
Fired Boilers.
(EPAJBOO/A-99m>6)
PB99-129793REB
SOUTHERN RESEARCH MST, RESEARCH TRIANGLE
PARK, NC. GREENHOUSE GAS TECHNOLOGY
VERIFICATION CENTER.
Electric Power Generation Using a Phosphoric Acid CeH
on a Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Gas Stream.
(EPA/6OOM-96/105)
PB99-118333REB
SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORP, NORTH SYRACUSE, NY.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CENTER.
Third-Generation Foam Blowing Agents for Foam Insula-
tion.
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY, MORRIS.
ENGINEERING LAB.
Application of the Electromagnetic Borehole Flowmeter.
(EPA/6OO/B-98/OS8)
PB99-100018REB
TETRA TECH, INC, FAIRFAX, VA.
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and
Nonpoint Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. User's Manual.
(EPM23&9U006)
PB99-121295REB
TEXAS TRANSPORTATION INST, ARLINGTON.
Land Use Compendium.
(DOT-T-99-03. FHWA-PD-99-OO2)
PB99-129140REB
TOXICOLOGY EXCELLENCE FOR RISK ASSESSMENT,
CINCINNATI, OH.
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Chloroform.
PB99-111346REB
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Bromate.
(EPA/81 5/B-9&007)
PB99-111353REB
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection By-Products Chlorine Dioxide and
Chlorite.
(EPM15&-9&008)
PB99-111361REB
USDOE ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR ENERGY
EFFICIENCY AND RENEWABLE ENERGY, WASHINGTON,
DC (UNITED STATES).
CONF-980523
Aging of polyurethane insulation foamed with second-
and third-generation blowing agents.
DE98004290REB
CONF-a611206
Interoperable, life-cycle tools for assuring building per-
formance: An overview of a commercial buWmg initiative.
DE9B051529REB
CONF-9709154
Model-based chiller energy tracking for performance as-
surance at a university bulbing.
DE98051526REB
LBNL-40781
Model-based chiller energy tracking tor performance as-
surance at a university building.
DE98051526REB
LBNL-40833
Interoperable, life-cycle tools for assuring building per-
formance: An overview of a commercial txflding initiative.
DE98051529REB
NREL/TP-640-22757
Guide to the emissions certification procedures for alter-
native fuel aftermarket conversions.
DE98005092REB
ORNUCP-95971
Aging of polyurethane insulation foamed with second-
and third-generation blowing agents.
DE98004290REB
USDOE ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR ENVIRONMENT,
SAFETY. AND HEALTH, WASHINGTON, DC (UNITED
STATES).
PNNL-11680
Approach to ensuring quality in environmental software.
DE98054110REB
USDOE ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR HUMAN
RESOURCES AND ADMINISTRATION, WASHINGTON, DC
(UNITED STATES).
CBS-379
Documenting performance metrics in a building life-cycle
information system.
DE98059376REB
LBNL-41942
Documenting performance metrics in a bunding life-cycle
infoiTnsbon system.
DE98059376REB
USDOE OFFICE OF ENERGY RESEARCH, WASHINGTON,
DC (UNITED STATES).
BNL-65255
Integrated sediment decontamination for the New York/
New Jersey Harbor.
DE98004438REB
LBNL-40316
Monitoring, evaluation, reporting, and verification of cli-
mate change mitigation protects: Discussion of issues
and memodotogies and review of existing protocols and
126492REB
PB99-122095REB
311 REB
USDOE OFFICE OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND
CONTROLLER, WASHINGTON, DC (UNITED STATES).
CONF-980131
Field technology evaluations in EPA's Environmental
Technology VerrBcation (ETC) Program.
DE98004063REB
ORNUCP-96484
Field technology evaluations in EPA's Environmental
Technology Verification (ETC) Program.
DE98004063REB
USDOE, WASHINGTON, DC. USDOE ASSISTANT
SECRETARY FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND
RENEWABLE ENERGY, WASHINGTON, DC.
CONF-971151
Aging of polyurethane foam insulation in simulated refrig-
erator walls.
DE98000332REB
CA-4 VOL 99, No. 2
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WISCONSIN UNIV.-MADISON.
ORNUCP-94345
Aging of polyurethane foam insulation in simulated refrig-
erator walls.
DE96000332REB
WISCONSIN UNIV.-MADISON.
Addendum to Draft Drinking Water Criteria Document for
'Crypt osporidium'.
(EPA/815fc-9W011)
PB99-111395REB
June 1999
CA-5
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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
Author Nam* I BLOOMQUIST, D., DIAMOND, G., ODEN, M.,
| RUTH, B., TIA, M.
Title ' Engineering and Environmental Aspects of Recycled
I Materials for Highway Construction
NTIS Order Number/Media Code Price Codes • PB94-100443/REB PCA10/MFA03
I
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ALBRIGHT, J
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rute.
PB99-111304REB
ALVARADO, E.
Carbon Emissions from Spring 1998 Fires in Tropical Mex-
ico.
PB99-128399REB
ANKLEY, Q.
Research Ran for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127086REB
BAKER, R. A.
Methane Emissions from the U.S. Petroleum Industry.
PB99-128159REB
BANERJEE, S.
Third-Generation Foam Blowing Agents for Foam Insulation.
PB99-122095REB
BARIAZ, M. A.
Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
tions with Economic and Environmental Considerations: A
Mathematical Modeling Approach.
PB99-126492REB
BARSANT1, J.
Sewer and Tank Sediment Flushing: Case Studies.
PB99-127839REB
BASKIR, J. N.
Application of Pollution Prevention Techniques to Reduce
Indoor Air Emissions from Engineered Wood Products.
PB99-118309REB
Proceeoings: Low-arid No-VOC Coating Technologies: Bi-
ennial International Conference (2nd). Held in Durham,
North Carolina on March 13-15, 1995.
PB99-118374REB
BATHUA, A.
Health Risks to Fetuses. Infants, and Children (Final Stage
1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
BAYER, C.
Controlling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution through Pollution
Prevention.
PB99-129801 RES
BAYNE, C.
Field technology evaluations in EPA's Environmental Tech-
nology Verification (ETC) Program.
DE98004063REB
BENDER, J.
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Bute.
PB99-11U94REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
BERGER, P.
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia1 Occurrence Assessment for
the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rute.
PB99-111338REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
BIAZAR, A.
Photochemical Plume-in-Grid Simulations of Major Point
Sources in the Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ)
Modeling System.
PB99-121451REB
BISSONETTE, E.
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rute.
PB99-111494REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
BOMAN, G. K.
Application of the Electromagnetic Borehole Flowmeter.
PB99-100018REB
BORUM, D.
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB
BOTTRELL, D.
Field technology evaluations in EPA's Environmental Tech-
nology Verification (ETC) Program.
DE96004063REB
BRILL, E. D.
Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
tions with Economic and Environmental Considerations: A
Mathematical Modeling Approach.
PB99-126492REB
BROCKMANN, C.
Controlling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution through Pollution
Prevention.
PB99-129801REB
BROCKMANN, C. M.
Application of Pollution Prevention Techniques to Reduce
Indoor Air Emissions from Engineered Wood Products.
PB99-118309REB
BROPHY, J.
in Water Critical Information and Research
PB99-121188REB
BRUSSEAU, M. L.
Field Test of Cyctodextrin for Enhanced In-situ Flushing of
Multiple^Component Immiscible Organic Liquid Contamina-
tion: Project Overview and Intial Results.
PB99-121428REB
BURSEY, J.
Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analysis
of Ozone Precursors (Revised).
PB99-124034REB
CAIRNS, M. A.
Carbon Emissions from Spring 1998 Fires in Tropical Mex-
ico.
PB99-128399REB
CANFIELD, T. J.
Restored Riparian Buffers as Tools for Ecosystem Restora-
tion in the MAIA; Processes, Endpoints, and Measures of
Success for Water, Soil, Flora and Fauna.
PB99-134819REB
GARDEN, D.
Field technology evaluations in EPA's Environmental Tech-
nology Verification (ETC) Program.
DE98004063REB
CARPENTER, T.
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia' Occurrence Assessment for
the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
CARTER, G.
Model-based chiller energy tracking for performance assur-
ance at a university building.
DE98051526REB
CHINN, T.
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
CHIU, N.
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final Stage
1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
CHOUDHURY, S.
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. User's Manual.
PB99-121295REB
CHOW, J. C.
Guidance for Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.5 Moni-
toring Networks.
PB99-121600REB
CLARK, J. R.
Using Reproductuve and Developmental Effects Data in Ec-
ological Risk Assessments for Oviparous Vertebrates Ex-
posed To Contaminants.
PB99-121436REB
CLELAND, J. G.
Biomass Power Plant Demonstration at Camp Lejeune.
PB99-126476REB
CLESCERI, N. L.
Integrated sediment decontamination for the New York/New
Jersey Harbor.
DE98004438REB
COHEN, J.
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB
COHEN, Y.
Impact of Secular Precipitation Changes on the Deposition
of Benzo(a)Pyrene to the Neuse River Basin of North Caro-
lina.
PB99-126856REB
CONERLY, O.
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final Stage
1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
CONVEY, D. J.
Environmental Technology Initiative: Chemical-Free Clean-
ing of Semiconductors by the Radiance Process (Trade
Name).
PB99-126618REB
COOK, K. R.
Rochem Separation Systems, Inc. Disc Tube (Trade Name)
Module Technology: Innovative Technology Evaluation Re-
port.
PB99-129827REB
COOTER, E. J.
Impact of Secular Precipitation Changes on the Deposition
of Benzo(a)Pyrene to the Neuse River Basin of North Caro-
lina.
PB99-126856REB
CORNSTUBBLE, D. R.
Evaluation and Performance Assessment of Innovative
Low-VOC Contact Adhesives, in Wood Laminating Oper-
ations.
PB99-102717REB
COULTER, C. T.
Comparison of CALPUFF with ISC3.
PB99-127342REB
COX, M.
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
CROMWELL, J.
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
CROUCH, J.
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The Wood Heating
Option Put into Environmental Perspective.
PB99-129934REB
DARDEN, E. J.
Proceedings: Low-and No-VOC Coating Technologies: Bi-
ennial International Conference (2nd). Held in Durham,
North Carolina on March 13-15, 1995.
PB99-118374REB
DAVIS, J. M.
Critical Health Issues of Criteria Air Pollutants.
PB99-128407REB
Oxygenates in Water Critical Information and Research
Needs.
PB99-121188REB
DAVIS, M. G.
Offsite environmental monitoring report; radiation monitoring
around United States nuclear test areas, Calendar Year
1996.
DE98005492REB
DAYTON, D. P.
Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analysis
of Ozone Precursors (Revised).
PB99-124034REB
DELLARCO, V.
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final Stage
1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
DICKSON, K. L.
Using Reproductuve and Developmental Effects Data in Ec-
ological Risk Assessments for Oviparous Vertebrates Ex-
posed To Contaminants.
PB99-121436REB
CNNDAL, A.
Field technology evaluations in EPA's Environmental Tech-
nology Verification (ETC) Program.
DE98004063REB
CHNDAL, A. B.
Field analytical technology verification: The ETV Site Char-
acterization Program.
DE98005924REB
DONATO, K. R.
Integrated sediment decontamination for the New York/New
Jersey Harbor.
DE98004438REB
DONEGAN, K. K.
Fate and Transport of Recombinant 'Sinorhizobium meliloti'
with Enhanced N2-Fixing Abilities during a Multiyear Reid
Trial with Transgenic Alfalfa.
PB99-128381 REB
DOYLE, J. D.
Fate and Transport of Recombinant 'Sinorhizobium meliloti'
with Enhanced N2-Fixing Abilities during a Multiyear Field
Trial with Transgenic Alfalfa.
PB99-128381REB
DUMAS, R. D.
Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
tions with Economic and Environmental Considerations: A
Mathematical Modeling Approach.
PB99-126492REB
ECKHOFF, P. A.
Comparison of CALPUFF with ISC3.
PB99-127342REB
EINFELD, W.
Field analytical technology verification: The ETV Site Char-
acterization Program.
DE98005924REB
ELMER, R.
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. User's Manual.
PB99-121295REB
ENFIELD, C.
Field Test of Cyclodextrin for Enhanced In-situ Flushing of
Multiple-Component Immiscible Organic Liquid Contamina-
tion: Project Overview and Intial Results.
PB99-121428REB
FAULK, J.
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
FLOTARD, R. O.
Offsite environmental monitoring report; radiation monitoring
around United States nuclear test areas, Calendar Year
1996.
DE98005492REB
FOLINSBEE, 1_
Critical Health Issues of Criteria Air Pollutants.
PB99-128407REB
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FONTANA, C. A.
Offsite environmental monitoring report; radiation monitoring
around United States nuclear test areas, Calendar Year
1996.
DE98005492REB
FRANCIS, E.
Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127086REB
FRANK, N.
Guidance lor Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.5 Moni-
toring Networks.
PB99-121600REB
FREEMARK, K. E.
Heirarachial Framework for Conserving Biodiversity.
PB99-121444REB
FUERST, R. G.
Verification Testing of Advanced Environmental Monitoring
Systems.
PB99-126849REB
GABBARD, W. A.
Aging of poryurethane insulation foamed with second- and
third-generation blowing agents.
DE98004290REB
GARTSEFF, J.
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia' Occurrence Assessment for
the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB
GELSTON, G. M.
Approach to ensuring quality in environmental software.
DE98054110REB
GIESY, J. P.
Using Reproductuve and Developmental Effects Data in Ec-
ological Risk Assessments for Oviparous Vertebrates Ex-
posed To Contaminants.
PB99-121436REB
GILLANt, N. V.
Photochemical Plume-m-Gnd Simulations of Major Point
Sources m the Community MurBscale Air Quality (CMAO)
Modeling System.
PB99-121451REB
GOOOWrrCH, J. M,
Photochemical Plume-in-Grid Simulations of Major Point
Sources in the Community MuKiscale Air Quality (CMAQ)
Modeling System.
PB99-121451REB
GOOCH, J. P.
Advanced Fine Paniculate Control and Implications Toward
Solving Multiple Pollutant Control Problems in Coal-Fired
Boilers.
PB99-129793REB
GORDON, E. K.
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB
GRAHAM, J. A.
Critical Hearth Issues of Criteria Air Pollutants.
PB99-128407REB
GRANT. U a
Critical Health Issues of Criteria Air Pollutants.
PB99-128407REB
GRAY, E.
Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127086REB
GREEN, KL
Guidance for Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.5 Moni-
toring Networks.
PB99-121600REB
HAAS, P. E.
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB
HADDEN.C.T.
Cryptosporidium and XSiarria' Occurrence Assessment for
the Intenm Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB
HAGGERTY. P. K.
Carbon Emissions from Spring 1996 Fires in Tropical Mex-
ico.
PB99-128399REB
HANSEN.J. E.
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB
HAD, W. M.
Carbon Emissions from Spring 1998 Fires in Tropical Mex-
ico.
warns, o. B.
Evaluation of Ammonia Emissions from Swine Operations in
North Carolina
PB99-126468REB
HARRISON, K. W.
Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
tions with Economic and Environmental Considerations: A
Mathematical Modeling Approach.
P899-126492REB
HARRISON, M.R
Methane Emissions from the U.S. Petroleum Industry.
PB99-128159REB
HAUTMAN, O. P.
Determination of Inorganic Anions in Drinking Water by Ion
Chromatography. Method 300.1. Revision 1.0.
PB96-169196REB
HAYMORE, C.
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
HERRMANN, J.
Pollution Prevention Research Strategy.
PB99-130189REB
HIGGINBOTHAM. l_
Cryptospondium and 'Giardia' Occurrence Assessment for
the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB
HILL, J. B.
Impact of Secular Precipitation Changes on the Deposition
of Benzo(a)Pyrene to the Neuse River Basin of North Caro-
lina.
PB99-126856REB
HITCHCOCK, R.
Interoperable, life-cycle tools for assuring building perform-
ance: An overview of a commercial building initiative.
DE98051529REB
HITCHCOCK, a j.
Documenting performance metrics in a building life-cycle in-
formation system.
DE98059376REB
HITZtG, R.
Oxygenates in Water Critical Information and Research
Needs.
PB99-121188REB
HOOPES, B. L.
Approach to ensuring quality in environmental software.
DE9B054110REB
HOUCK, J. E.
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The Wood Heating
Option Put into Environmental Perspective.
PB99-129934REB
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Volume
1. Technical Report.
PB99-J22111REB
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Volume
2. Appendices.
PB99-122129REB
HOWARD, P. H.
Third-Generation Foam Blowing Agents for Foam Insulation.
PB99-122095REB
HU, A.
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. User's Manual.
PB99-121295REB
HUANG, E. W.
Demonstration of a No-VOC/No-HAP Wood Kitchen Cabinet
Coating System.
PB99-114563REB
HUCKABEE, A.
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
HUFF, P. A.
Offsite environmental monitoring report radiation monitoring
around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar Year
1996.
DE98005492REB
IMHOFF, R.E.
Photochemical Plume-in-Gnd Simulations of Major Point
Sources in the Community Murtiscate Air Quality (CMAQ)
Modeling System.
PB99-121451REB
IRWIN, J. S.
Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling (IWAQM).
Phase 2. Summary Report and Recommendations for Mod-
eling Long Range Transport Impacts.
PB99-121089REB
JAVDAN, M.
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
JENKMS, R.
Field technology evaluations in EPA's Environmental Tech-
nology Verification (ETC) Program.
DE98004063REB
JENKMS, R. A.
Field analytical technology verification: The ETV Site Char-
acterization Program.
DE98005924REB
JOHNSON, G. R
Field Test of Cydodextrin for Enhanced in-situ Rushing of
Multiple-Component Immiscible Organic Liquid Contamina-
tion: Project Overview and IntiaJ Results.
PB99-121423REB
JONES, J. W.
Investigation of Remote Sensing Devices for Chemical
Characterization of Motor Vehicle Exhaust
PB99-1279B7REB
JONES, K. W.
Integrated sediment decontamination for the New York/New
Jersey Harbor.
DE98004438REB
JORGENSEN, E. E.
Restored Riparian Buffers as Tools for Ecosystem Restora-
tion in the MAIA; Processes, Endpoints, and Measures of
Success for Water, Soil, Flora and Fauna
PB99-134819REB
JOYCE, J.
Sewer and Tank Sediment Flushing: Case Studies.
PB99-127839REB
JULIAN, H. E.
Application of the Electromagnetic Borehole Rowmeter.
PB99-100018REB
(CAMPBELL, D. H.
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB
KANG, H. M.
MiscMity, Solubility, Viscosity, and Density Measurements
for R-236fa with Potential Lubricants.
PB99-128027REB
KAVLOCK, R.
Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127086REB
KAWAHARA, F. K.
Substitution Reactions for the Detoxification of Hazardous
Chemicals.
PB98-177876REB
KEITHLEY, C.
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The Wood Heating
Option Put into Environmental Perspective.
PB99-129934REB
KELLY, T.J.
Verification Testing of Advanced Environmental Monitoring
Systems.
PB99-126849REB
KHANNA, K.
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final Stage
1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
KIESTER, A. R.
Heirarachial Framework for Conserving Biodiversity.
PB99-121444REB
KIMBROUGH, E. S.
Use of Intelligent Computational Techniques for the Esti-
mation and Projection of Air Pollutant Emissions.
PB99-126484REB
KOMINSKY, J. R.
Field Demonstration of Lead Paint Abatement Technologies
in Residential Housing.
PB98-172489REB
KOSMICKI. B. A.
Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
tions with Economic and Environmental Considerations: A
Mathematical Modeling Approach.
PB99-126492REB
KREMER, F.
Oxygenates in Water Critical Information and Research
Needs.
PB99-121188REB
KUTZ, F. W.
Restored Riparian Buffers as Tools for Ecosystem Restora-
tion in the MAIA; Processes, Endpoints, arid Measures of
Success for Water, Soil, Flora and Fauna
PB99-134819REB
LACKEY, R. T.
Using Reproductuve and Developmental Effects Data in Ec-
ological Risk Assessments for Oviparous Vertebrates Ex-
posed To Contaminants.
PB99-121436REB
LAHLOU, M.
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. User's Manual.
PB99-121295REB
LEGGE, R. N.
Environmental Technology Initiative: Chemical-Free Clean-
ing of Semiconductors by the Radiance Process (Trade
Name).
PB99-126518REB
LEMIEUX, P. M.
Application of Intelligent Controls in EPA's Combustion
Technology Research and Development.
PB99-126500REB
LEOVTC, K. W.
Controlling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution through Pollution
Prevention.
PB99-129801REB
LETKIEWICZ, F.
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
LEY, M. E.
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB
LINAK.W. P.
Physical and Chemical Characterization of Fine Paniculate
from the Combustion of Residual Fuel Oil.
PB99-121477REB
LOUGHRAN, C. J.
Methane Emissions from the U.S. Petroleum Industry.
PB99-128159REB
LUNDGREN, R. E.
Approach to ensuring quality in environmental software.
DE98054110REB
LUST1C, M.
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
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MANGUERRA, H.
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. User's Manual.
P899-121295REB
MANIBUSAN, M.
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final Stage
1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
MANN, C. O.
Use of Intelligent Computational Techniques for the Esti-
mation and Projection of Air Pollutant Emissions.
PB99-126484REB
MASEMORE, S.
Electric Power Generation Using a Phosphoric Acid Cell on
a Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Gas Stream.
PB99-118333REB
MAUNU, H. K.
Offsite environmental monitoring report; radiation monitoring
around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar Year
1996.
DE98005492RES
MCCLENNY, W. A.
Description and Testing of the AnalTech Model 9801P Mon-
itor for Formaldehyde in Air.
PB99-118291REB
MCCRAY, J. E.
Field Test of Cyctodextrin for Enhanced In-srtu Flushing of
Multiple-Component Immiscible Organic Liquid Contamina-
tion: Project Overview and Intial Results.
PB99-121428REB
MCCRILUS, R. C.
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The Wood Heating
Option Put into Environmental Perspective.
PB99-129934REB
Review and Analysis of Emissions Data for Residential
Wood-Fired Central Furnaces.
PB99-121469REB
MCDONALD, J. P.
Approach to ensuring quality in environmental software.
DE98064110REB
MCGAUGHEY, J. F.
Automated Stationary Source Dynamic Spiking.
PB89-118341REB
MCMASTER.S.
Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127086REB
MESSNER.M.
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
MEYERS, S.
Model-based chiller energy tracking for performance assur-
ance at a university building.
DE98051526REB
MKXAELS, E.
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB
MIHAICH, E. M.
Using Reproductuve and Developmental Effects Data in Ec-
ological Risk Assessments for Oviparous Vertebrates Ex-
posed To Contaminants.
PB99-121436REB
MILLER, C. A.
Application of Intelligent Controls in EPA's Combustion
Technology Research and Development.
PB99-126SXJREB
Physical and Chemical Characterization of Fine Paniculate
from the Combustion of Residual Fuel Oil.
PB99-121477REB
MILLER, R. N.
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB
MOLZ.F.J.
Application of the Electromagnetic Borehole Flowmeter.
PB99-100018REB
MOOSMUELLER, H.
Guidance for Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.5 Moni-
toring Networks.
PB99-121600REB
MOSHER.J.
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia1 Occurrence Assessment for
the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB
MOUTOUX, D. E.
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB
MUNCH, D. J.
Determination of Inorganic Anions in prinking Water by Ion
Chromatography. Method 300.1. Revision 1.0.
PB98-169196REB
MUSICK, D.
Ambient Air Precision and Accuracy Program. 1996 Annual
Report
PB99-134884REB
NOACK.R.
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX
NORTHEIM, C. M.
Evaluation and Performance Assessment of Innovative
Low-VOC Contact Adhesives in Wood Laminating Oper-
ations.
PB99-102717REB
ODOM, R.
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
OSINSKI, M.
Oxygenates in Water: Critical Information and Research
Needs.
PB99-121188REB
PAPAMICHAEL, K.
Interoperable, life-cycle tools for assuring building perform-
ance: An overview of a commercial building initiative.
DE98051529REB
PAPP, M.
Quality Assurance Handbook for Air Pollution Measurement
Systems. Volume 2. Part 1, Ambient Air Quality Monitoring
Program Quality System Development.
PB99-129876REB
PARKER, A.
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. User's Manual.
PB99-121295REB
PARRIS, R. M.
NIST/NOAA NS and T/EPA EMAP Intercomparison Exer-
cise Program for Organic Contaminants in the Marine Envi-
ronment: Description and Results of 1995 Organic Inter-
comparison Exercises. National Status and Trends Program
for Marine Environmental Quality.
PB99-119497REB
PATE, M. B.
Miscibility, Solubility, Viscosity, and Density Measurements
for R-236fa with Potential Lubricants.
PB99-128027REB
PATEL, Y.
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final Stage
1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
PEARSON, H. S.
Application of the Electromagnetic Borehole Flowmeter.
PB99-100018REB
PETERSON, J. D.
Environmental Technology Initiative: Chemical-Free Clean-
ing of Semiconductors by the Radiance Process (Trade
Name).
PB99-126518REB
PFAFF, J. D.
Determination of Inorganic Anions in Drinking Water by Ion
Chromatography. Method 300.1. Revision 1.0.
PB98-169196REB
PICCOT, S.
Electric Power Generation Using a Phosphoric Acid Cell on
a Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Gas Stream.
PB99-118333REB
PIETTE, M. A.
Documenting performance metrics in a building life-cycle in-
formation system.
DE98059376REB
Interoperable, life-cycle tools for assuring buijding perform-
ance: An overview of a commercial building initiative.
DE98051529REB
Model-based chiller energy tracking for performance assur-
ance at a university building.
DE98051526REB
PISANO, W. C.
Sewer and Tank Sediment Flushing: Case Studies.
PB99-127839REB
PfTCHFORD, M.
Guidance for Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.5 Moni-
toring Networks.
PB99-121600REB
PLEIM, J. E.
Modeling Stomatal Response to Atmospheric Humidity.
PB99-126526REB
PLESNIAK, M.
Controlling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution through Pollution
Prevention.
PB99-129801REB
PORTEOUS, L. A.
Fate and Transport of Recombinant 'Sinorhizobium meliloti'
with Enhanced N2-Fixing Abilities during a Multiyear Field
Trial with Transgenic Alfalfa.
PB99-128381 REB
PRAH, J. D.
Oxygenates in Water Critical Information and Research
Needs.
PB99-121188REB
PRESTON, E. M.
Heirarachial Framework for Conserving Biodiversity.
PB99-121444REB
PRESTON, J. L.
Testing of Fuel Cells to Recover Energy from Landfill Gas;
Groton Landfill.
PB99-105199REB
PURVIS, C. R.
Biomass Power Rant Demonstration at Camp Lejeune.
PB99-126476REB
SELKOWITZ, S. E.
RANJITHAN, S. R.
Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
tions with Economic and Environmental Considerations: A
Mathematical Modeling Approach.
PB99-126492REB
RAUB, J.
Critical Health Issues of Criteria Air Pollutants.
PB99-128407REB
REESE, D.
Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127086REB
REGLI, S.
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia' Occurrence Assessment for
the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
RIGGS, K. B.
Verification Testing of Advanced Environmental Monitoring
Systems.
PB99-126849REB
RION, D.
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Results, State Fis-
cal Years 1996, 1997,1998.
PB99-128530REB
RIPBERGER, C. T.
Investigation of Remote Sensing Devices for Chemical
Characterization of Motor Vehicle Exhaust.
PB99-127987REB
ROBICHAUD, J.
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB
RODGERS, C.
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia' Occurrence Assessment for
the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB
RYAN, E.
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB
SALOMAA, E.
Biomass Drying Technologies.
PB99-122103REB
SARTOR, D.
Interoperable, life-cycle tools for assuring building perform-
ance: An overview of a commercial building initiative.
DE98051529REB
SATHAYE, J.
Monitoring, evaluation, reporting, and verification of climate
change mitigation projects: Discussion of issues and meth-
odologies and review of existing protocols and guidelines.
DE98052311REB
SAYLES, G.
Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127086REB
SCHANTZ, M. M.
NIST/NOAA NS and T/EPA EMAP Intercomparison Exer-
cise Program for Organic Contaminants in the Marine Envi-
ronment: Description and Results of 1995 Organic Inter-
comparison Exercises. National Status and Trends Program
for Marine Environmental Quality.
PB99-119497REB
SCHMELLING, S.
Oxygenates in Water: Critical Information and Research
Needs.
PB99-121188REB
SCHMIDT, D. D.
Biomass Power Plant Demonstration at Camp Lejeune.
PB99-126476REB
SCHOENY, R.
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final Stage
1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB
SEDMAN, C. B.
Advanced Fine Paniculate Control and Implications Toward
Solving Multiple Pollutant Control Problems in Coal-Fired
Boilers.
PB99-129793REB
Development of Multipollutant Emission Control Technology
for Stoker Boilers.
PB99-129819REB
SEIDLER, R. J.
Fate and Transport of Recombinant 'Sinorhizobium meliloti'
with Enhanced N2-Fixing Abilities during a Multiyear Field
Trial with Transgenic Alfalfa.
PB99-128381REB
SELKOWITZ, S.
Interoperable, life-cycle tools for assuring buijding perform-
ance: An overview of a commercial building initiative.
DE98051529REB
SELKOWTTZ, s. E.
Documenting performance metrics in a building life-cycle in-
formation system.
DE98059376REB
June 1999
PA-3
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX
SELKOworrz, s.
Model-based chWer energy tracking for performance assur-
ance at a university building.
DE98051526REB
SERGEANT, A.
Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127086REB
SEZGEN.O.
ModeKbased chiller energy tracking for performance assur-
ance at a university building.
DE98051526REB
SHELDON, LS.
Application of Pollution Prevention Techniques to Reduce
Indoor Air Emissions from Engineered Wood Products.
PB99-118309REB
SMRES.T.M.
Methane Emissions from the U.S. Petroleum Industry.
PB99-128159REB
SHOEMAKER, L.
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. Users Manual.
PB99-121295REB
SKONOA,K-
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB
SOJKA.P.
Controlling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution through Pollution
Prevention.
PB99-1 29801 REB
SOLANO.E.
Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
tions with Economic and Environmental Considerations: A
Mathematical Modeling Approach.
PB99-126492REB
SOREMSEN.H.
Sewer and Tank Sediment Flushing: Case Studies.
PB9B-127839REB
Oxygenates in Water Critical Information and Research
PB99-121188REB
STAHL.R.G.
Using I
oMgical Risk Assessments tor Oviparous Vertebrates Ex-
posod To Contenwisnts.
PB99-121436REB
STANOmOGE, J.
Addendum to Draft Drinking Water Criteria Document for
'CryptosponrJKjnV.
PBS9-111395REB
STERN, W. A.
biteaaleJ sediment decontamination for the New York/New
I Harbor.
in Water Critical Information and Research
SWANK, R.
PB99-121188REB
SWANSON, H A.
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
P899-130Q23REB
TAFURLA.N.
Oxygenates in Water Critical Information and Research
PB99-121188REB
THOMPSON, D. l_
Environmental Technology Initiative: Chemical-Free Clean-
ing of Semiconductors by the Radiance Process (Trade
Name).
PBW-126518REB
THOMPSON, E. L.
Evaluation of Ammonia Emissions from Swine Operations in
North Carolina.
PB99-126468REB
T1EGS, P. E.
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The Wood Heating
Option Put into Environmental Perspective.
PB99-129934REB
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Volume
1. Technical Report.
PB99-122111REB
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Volume
2. Appendices.
PB99-122129REB
TROCCKXA, J. C.
Testing of Fuel Cells to Recover Energy from Landfill Gas;
Groton Landfill.
PB99-105199REB
TUNKEL, J. L.
Third-Generation Foam Blowing Agents for Foam Insulation.
PB99-122095REB
TURNER, S.L.
Evaluation and Performance Assessment of Innovative
Low-VOC Contact Adhesives in Wood Laminating Oper-
ations.
PB99-102717REB
VALLERO, 0.
Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127086REB
VESCK), K.
Investigation of Remote Sensing Devices for Chemical
Characterization of Motor Vehicle Exhaust.
PB99-127987REB
VME, E.
Monitoring, evaluation, reporting, and verification of climate
change mitigation protects: Discussion of issues and meth-
odologies and review' of existing protocols and guidelines.
DE98&52311REB
WANG.X.
Field Test of Cyctodextrin for Enhanced In-situ Rushing of
Multiple-Component Immiscible Organic Liquid Contamina-
tion: Project Overview and Intial Results.
PB99-121428REB
WATSON, J. G.
Guidance for Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.5 Moni-
toring Networks.
P69S-12160QREB
WEAVER, F. J.
Aging of polyurethane foam insulation in simulated refrig-
erator wate.
DE98000332REB
Aging of polyurethane insulation foamed with second- and
third-generation blowing agents.
DE98004290REB
WENOT, J. O. L.
Physical and Chemical Characterization of Fine Paniculate
from the Combustion of Residual Fuel Oil.
PB99-12U77HEB
WHEELER, W.
Cost Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Limitations Guide-
lines and Standards for the Centralized Waste Treament In-
dustry.
PB9&-130759REB
Economic Analysis of Effluent Limitation Guidelines and
Standards for the Centralized Waste Treatment Industry.
PB99-130742REB
WHITAKER, D.
Controlling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution through Pollution
Prevention.
PB99-129801 REB
WHITAKER, D. A.
Application of Pollution Prevention Techniques to Reduce
Indoor Air Emissions from Engineered Wooo Products.
PB99-118309REB
WHITE, D.
Heirarachial Framework for Conserving Biodiversity.
PB99-121444REB
WIDMER, F.
Fate and Transport of Recombinant 'Sinorhizobium meliloti'
with Enhanced NZ-Fixing Abilities during a Multiyear Field
Trial with Transgenic Alfalfa.
PB99-128381 REB
WIEDEMEIER, T. H.
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB
W1GINGTON, P. J.
Episodic Acidification: Occurrence, Causes and Significance
to Aquatic Resources. Proceedings of the 1998 Pennsyl-
vania Acidic Deposition Conference. Held in University
Park, Pennsylvania on September 14-16,1998.
PB99-128373REB
WILKES, K. E.
Aging of polyurethane foam insulation in simulated refrig-
erator walls.
DE98000332REB
Aging of polyurethane insulation foamed with second- and
third-generation blowing agents.
DE98004290REB
WILSON, B. H.
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB
WILSON, J. T.
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB
WILSON, M.
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia' Occurrence Assessment for
the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB
WISE, S. A.
NIST/NOAA NS and T/EPA EMAP Intercomparison Exer-
cise Program lor Organic Contaminants in the Marine Envi-
ronment: Description and Results of 1995 Organic Inter-
comparison Exercises. National Status and Trends Program
for Marine Environmental Quality.
PB99-119497REB
WOOO, A. L.
Field Test of Cydodextrin for Enhanced In-situ Rushing of
Multiple-Component Immiscible Organic Liquid Contamina-
tion: Project Overview and Intial Results.
PB99-121428REB
WU,Y.
Photochemical Pkjme-in-Grid Simulations of Major Point
Sources in the Community Mult scale Air Quality (CMAQ)
Modeling System.
PB99-121451REB
YARBROUGH, D. W.
Aging of polyurethane foam insulation in simulated refrig-
erator walls.
DE98000332REB
YOUNG, S. C.
Application of the Electromagnetic Borehole Flowmeter.
PB99-100018REB
ZEEMAN, M. G.
Using Reproductuve and Developmental Effects Data in Ec-
ological Risk Assessments for Oviparous Vertebrates Ex-
posed To Contaminants.
PB99-121436REB
PA-4 VOL 99, No. 2
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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 Numbor
Performing Organization
NTIS Order Number/Media Code Price Codes
DTFH61 -93.C-OO6O
University of Wyoming Research Corp., Laramie
PB94-100443/REB PC A10/MF A03
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CONTRACT/GRANT NUMBER INDEX
AC02-78CH00016
USDOE Office of Energy Research, Washington, DC
(United States).
OE98004438REB
AC03-76SF00098
USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Re-
newable Enerm. Washington, DC (United States).
DE98051529REB
USDOE Assistant Secretary for Human Resources and Ad-
ministration, Washington, DC (United States).
DE96059376REB
USDOE Office of Energy Research, Washington, DC
(United States).
DE98052311REB
AC05-MOR22464
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC (United
Stales). USDOE Office of Environmental Restoration and
Waste Management Washington, DC (United States).
USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Re-
newable Energy, Washington, DC (United States).
USDOE Office of Financial Management and Controller,
Washington, DC (United States).
DE9eOG4063REB
USDOE, Washington, DC. USDOE Assistant Secretary for
Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy. Washington, DC.
DE9SJ00332REB
AC06-76RL01830
USDOE Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety, and
Health, Washington, DC (United States).
DE96054110REB
ACM-OCH10M3
USDOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Re-
newable Energy, Washington, DC (United States).
EPA-CX8242»1-01-1
Nevada Univ. System, Reno. Desert Research Inst
PB99-121600REB
EPA-R-2KHASX
OMNI Environmental Services, Inc., Beaverton, OR.
PB99-129934REB
EPA-fl-822002
Research Triangle Inst, Research Triangle Park, NC.
PB99-118309REB
P899-129601REB
EPA-R-822024
Arizona Univ., Tucson.
PB99-121428REB
EPA-R-822025
Research Triangle Inst, Research Triangle Park, NC.
PB99-129801REB
EPA-R-822780
Southern Research Inst., Birmingham, AL
PB99-129793REB
EPA-R-822871
Research Triangle Inst, Research Triangle Park, NC.
PB99-126476REB
EPA-R-823052
North Carolina State Univ. at Raleigh. Dept of Civil Engi-
EPA-68-C6-0039
International Consultants, Inc., Dayton, OH.
PB99-111502REB
PB99-111510REB
PB99-126492REB
EPA-R-824152
Research Triangle Inst, Research Triangle Park, NC.
PB99-102717REB
EPA-R-824287
Syracuse Research Corp., North Syracuse, NY. Environ-
mental Science Center.
PB99-122095REB
EPA-R-826215
Batteile, Columbus. OH.
PB99-126849REB
EPA-R-826311-01-0
Southern Research Inst., Research Triangle Park, NC.
Greenhouse Gas Technology Verification Center.
PB99-118333REB
EPA-aC-R05»-NTSX
Montgomery Watson, Boston, MA.
PB99-127839REB
EPA484XMW48
Science Applications International Corp., San Diego, CA.
PB9M29827REB
EPA-6843-0374
Tetra Tech. Inc.. Fairfax. VA.
PB99-121295REB
EPA-68-C4-OOW
Research Triangle Inst, Durham, NC.
PB99-130759REB
Research Triangle Inst, Research Triangle Park, NC.
PB99-130742REB
Science Applications International Corp., McLean, VA.
PB99-1 1 1304REB
PB99-111312REB
PB99-111320REB
PB99-111338REB
PB99-111494REB
EPA-68-C98-010
Tetra Tech, Inc., Fairfax, VA.
PB99-121295REB
EPA-68-D1-0008
International Fuel Cells Corp., South Windsor, CT.
PB99-105199REB
EPA-68-D2-0160
Radian International LLC. Austin, TX.
PB99-128159REB
EPA-68-D2-20162
Pacific Environmental Services, Inc., Hemdon, VA.
PB99-123457REB
EPA-68-D4-0005
ARCADIS Geraghty and Miller, Inc., Research Triangle
Park, NC.
PB99-127987REB
Arizona Univ., Tucson. Dept. of Chemical and Environ-
mental Engineering.
PB99-121477REB
EPA-6B-D4-0022
Eastern Research Group, Inc., Momsville, NC.
PB99-118341REB
PB99-124034REB
EPA-6B-D5-0128
AeroVironment Environmental Services, Inc., Monrovia, CA.
P899-114563REB
EPA-88-O7-0001
Eastern Research Group, Inc., Lexington, MA.
PB99-122202REB
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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.
SAMPLE ENTRY
NTIS Order Number
Title
NTIS Order Number/Media Code Price Codes
Sponsoring Organization
Report Number(s)
Title
NTIS Order Number/Media Code Price Codes
PBM-100443/REB
Engineering and Environmental Aspects of Recycled
Materials for Highway Construction
PB94-100443/REB PCA10/MFA03
EPA/53O/R-93/013A
Engineering and Environmental Aspects of Recycled
Materials for Highway Construction
PB94-100443/REB PCA10/MFA03
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NTIS ORDER/REPORT NUMBER INDEX
BNL-65255
Integrated sediment decontamination for the New York/New
Jersey Harbor.
DE98D04438REB PC A03/MF A01
CBP-219T99
Better Backyard: A Citizen Resource Guide to Beneficial
Landscaping and Habitat Restoration in the Chesapeake
Bay Watershed.
PB99-133852REB PC A05/MF A01
CBS-379
Documenting performance metrics in a building life-cycle in-
formation system.
DE98059376REB PC A02/MF A01
CONF-971151
Aging of polyurethane foam insulation in simulated refrig-
erator walls.
DE98000332REB PC A03/MF A01
CONF-980131
Field technology evaluations in EPA's Environmental Tech-
nology Verification (ETC) Program.
DE98004063REB PC A03/MF A01
CONF-980523
Aging of polyurethane insulation foamed with second- and
third^eneration blowing agents.
DE98K>4290REB PC A03/MF A01
CONF-9611208
Interoperable, life-cycle tools for assuring building perform-
ance: An overview of a commercial building initiative.
DE96051529REB PC A03/MF A01
CONF-9709154
Model-based chiller energy tracking for performance assur-
ance at a university building.
DE98051526REB PC A03/MF A01
DE98000332REB
Aging of polyurethane foam insulation in simulated refrig-
erator walls.
DE98000332REB PC A03/MF A01
DE98004M3REB
Field technology evaluations in EPA's Environmental Tech-
nology Verification (ETC) Program.
DE96004063REB PC A03/MF A01
DE98004280flEB
Aging of polyurethane insulation foamed with second- and
thmioeneration blowing agents.
DE98D04290REB PC A03/MF A01
DE98004438REB
Integrated sediment decontamination for the New York/New
DE98l»4438REB PC A03/MF A01
OE9800S092REB
Guide to the emissions certification procedures for alter-
native fuel aftermarket conversions.
DE98005092REB PC A05/MF A01
DE98005492REB
Offsite environmental monitoring report; radiation monitoring
around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar Year
DE98005492REB PC A07/MF A02
DE9800S924REB
Field analytical technology verification: The ETV Site Char-
acterization Program. .„....- ,n,
DE98005924REB PC A03/MF A01
DE98051S26REB
Model-based chiller energy tracking for performance assur-
ance at a university building. .,».«- ,n,
DE98051S26REB PC A03/MF A01
DE98051529REB
Interoperable, life-cycle tools for assuring building perform-
ance: An overview of a commercial building initiative.
DE98051529REB PCA03/MFA01
DE98052311REB
Monitoring, evaluation, reporting, and verification of climate
change mitigation projects: Discussion of issues and meth-
odologies and review of existing protocols and guidelines.
DE98052311 REB PC A10/MF A02
DE98054110REB
Approach to ensuring quality in environmental software.
DE98054110REB PC A05/MF A01
DE98059376REB
Documenting performance metrics in a building life-cycle in-
formation system. «~>«ie »m
DE98059376REB PC A02/MF A01
DOT-T-9943
Land Use Compendium. .,,»«: am
PB99-129140REB PCA11/MFA03
EPA-SAB-COUNCIL-ADV-9»005
SAB Advisory: The Clean Air Act Section 812 Prospective
Study; Hearth and Ecological Initial Studies.
PB99-133266REB PC A04/MF A01
EPA-SAB-EHC-99-002 .
SAB Report: Review of the RfC Methods Case Studres Jte-
view ofCase StuoTes Associated with the Document Meth-
ods for Derivation of Inhalation Reference Cjwoentraftons
and Application of Inhalation Dosimetry (EPA/600/8-su/
" PC A04/MF A01
PB99-126419REB
EPA-SAB-EHC-99-003
SAB Report: Review of the Health Risk AssessrnentpM,3-
BttadieSTReview of the Office of Research *«£*"*<*>-
menfs Draft Health Risk Assessment of 1 -S^utfdiene.
PB99-12-M06REB PC A06/MF A01
EPA-SAB-EHC-99-004
SAB Report: Technical Review of the Proposed TSCA Sec-
tion 403 Regulation (Identification of Dangerous Levels of
Lead).
PB99-124380REB PC A05/MF A01
EPA-SAB-EHC-99-005
SAB Report: Development of the Acute Reference Expo-
sure. Review of the Draft Document Methods for Exposure-
Response Analysis for Acute Inhalation Exposure to Chemi-
cals: Development of the Acute Reference Exposure (EPA/
600VR-68/051).
PB99-124398REB PC A04/MF A01
EPA-SAB-IHEC-ADV-99-004
SAB Advisory: The National Human Expsoure Assessment
Survey (NHEXAS) Pilot Studies.
PB99-133290REB PC A04/MF A01
EPA-SAB-RAC-99-009
SAB Report: Review of Health Risk from Low-Level Envi-
ronmental Exposures to Radio-NudkJes (FGR-13 Report).
Review of the Office of Radiation and Indoor Air's Federal
Guidance Report 13-Part 1, Interim Version (FGR-13).
PB99-133282REB PC A04/MF A01
EPA/200/B-98rtK>1
EPA National Publications Catalog, 1998. Fourth Edition.
PB99-124323REB PC A99/MF E08
EPW305IB-9W006
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
of Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities under the Re-
source Conservation and Recovery Act.
PB99-105579REB PC A13/MF A03
EPA/305/B-98/007
Protocol tor Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
Know Act.
PB99-122194REB PC A05/MF A01
EPA/305/B-98/009
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Com-
pensation, and Liability Act.
PB99-122186REB PC A06/MF A01
EPA/310/R-95/001
Profile of the Dry Cleaning Industry. EPA Office of Compli-
ance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122723REB PC AO&MF A01
EPA/310/R-95/002
Profile of the Electronics and Computer Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122731REB PCA09/MFA02
EPA/31 Offi-95/003
Profile of the Wood Furniture and Fixtures Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122889REB PC A07/MF A02
EPA/310/R-95/004
Profile of the Inorganic Chemical Industry. EPA Office o<
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122871 REB PC A08/MF A02
EPA/310/R-95/OOS
Profile of the Iron and Steel Industry. EPA Office of Compli-
ance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122863REB PC A07/MF A02
EPAmom-95/006
Profile of the Lumber and Wood Products Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sertor Notebcx* Project
PB99-122855REB PC A08/MF A02
EPA/3KVR-9S/008
Profile of the Metal Mining Industry. EPA Office of Compli-
ance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122848REB PC A08/MF A02
EPA/310/R-95/009
Profile of the Motor Vehicle Assembly Industry. EPA Office
of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122681 REB PC A09/MF A02
EPA/310/R-9V010
Profile of the Nonferrous Metals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project. .„._, .„
PB99-122707REB PC A08/MF A02
EPA/310rR-95/011
Profile of the Non-Fuel, Non-Metal Mining Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122699REB PCA07/MFA02
EPA/310VR-95/012
Profile of the Organic Chemicals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project. .„.....- ,™
PB99-122764REB PC A08/MF A02
EPA/310/R-95/013
Profile of the Petroleum Refining Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project. __.„-„...„,
PB95-122749REB PCA09WFA02
EPA/3KVR-9S/014
Profile of the Printing Industry. EPA Office of Compliance
Sector Notebook Project. .„,.«: .^-,
PB99-122830REB PC A07/MF A02
EPA/310VR-95/015
Profile of the Pulp and Paper Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122822REB PC A08/MF A02
EPA/310/R-9&/016
Profile of the Rubber and Plastics Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122814REB PC A08/MF A02
EPA/3 KVR-95/017
Profile of the Stone, Clay, Glass, and Concrete Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122715REB PC A07/MF A02
EPA/310m-95/018
Profile of the Transportation Equipment Cleaning Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122756REB PC A06/MF A01
EPA-402-B-97-015
Offsite environmental monitoring report; radiation monitoring
around United States nuclear test areas. Calendar Year
1996.
DE98005492REB PC A07/MF A02
EPAM20/R-99/001
EPA Laboratory Evaluation of PetroMoly HP Motor Oil.
PB99-1273S9REB PC A04/MF A01
EPA/430/R-98/012
Compliance Report, 1997. Acid Rain Program.
PB9&122152REB PC A05/MF A01
EPA/4S4/R-97/007
Ambient Air Precision and Accuracy Program. 1996 Annual
Report.
PB99-134884REB PC A04/MF A01
EPA/454/R-98/004
Quality Assurance Handbook for Air Pollution Measurement
Systems. Volume 2. Part 1. Ambient Air Quality Monitoring
Program Quality System Development.
PB99-129876REB PCA19/MFA04
EPA/454/R-98/012
Guidance for Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.5 Moni-
toring Networks.
PB99-121600REB PC A10/MF A02
EPA/454/R-98/017
Guideline on Data Handling Conventions for the 8-Hour
Ozone NAAOS.
PB99-120966REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/454/R-98/019
Interagency Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling (IWAQM).
Phase 2. Summary Report and Recommendations for Mod-
eling Long Range Transport Impacts.
PB99-121089REB PC A09/MF A02
EPA/454/R-98/020
Comparison of CALPUFF with ISC3.
PB99-127342REB PC A05/MF A01
EPA/456/R-98/008
Pulp and Paper NESHAP: A Plain English Description.
PB99-124067REB PCA12/MFA03
EPA/540/R-95/507
Electrochemical Sensors for Environmental Monitoring: A
Review of Recent Technology.
P899-963505REB PC AQ3VMF A01
EPA/540/R-96/507
Rochem Separation Systems, Inc. Disc Tube (Trade Name)
Module Technology: Innovative Technology Evaluation Re-
port
PB99-129827REB PC A06/MF A01
EPA-540-R-97-029
Implementing Presumptive Remedies: A Notebook of Guid-
ance and Resource Materials.
PB97-963304REB PC A16/MF A03
EPA-540-R-98-046
Analysis of State Superfund Programs: 50-State Study,
1998 Update.
PB99-963210REB PCA15/MFA03
EPA 541-R97-213
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): UnaWte Army Depot
(lagoons), Hermiston, OR., September 30, 1997.
PB97-963161 REB PC A05/MF A01
EPA 541-R98-004
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Brunswick
Naval Air Station - No Further ACtion at Sites 4 (Acid/Caus-
tic Pit) 11 (Fire Training Area), 13 (Defense Realization
and Marketing Office Area) and a Remedial Action for the
Eastern Plume, Brunswick, ME., February 10,1998.
PB98-963704REB PC A08/MF A02
EPA 541-R98-006
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Rosen
Brothers Scrap Yard/Dump, Cortland, NY., March 23,1998.
PB98-963802REB PC A15/MF A03
EPA S41-R98-007
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Pittsburgh
Air Force Base, SS-005, Operable Unit 12, Pittsburgh,
NY.. April 2, 1998.
PB98-963803REB PC A05/MF A01
EPA 541-R9B-008
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Plartsburgh
Air Force Base, SS-006, Operable Unit 13, Pittsburgh,
NY., April 2, 1998.
PB98-963804REB PC A05/MF A01
EPA 541-R98-012
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Metal
Banks, Philadelphia, PA., December 31,1997.
PB98-963904REB PC A09/MF A02
EPA 541-R98-013
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): MW Manu-
facturing Operable Unit 5, Valley Township, PA., December
22,1997.
PB98-963905REB PC A05/MF A01
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Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Camp
Lejeune Mlitary Reservation (USNavy) Operable Unit 11,
Site 7 and 80. Onslow County, NC., January 20, 1998.
PB98-964003REB PC A08/MF A02
EPA 541-R98-020
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Milan Army
Ammunition Plant, Mian, TN., March 11, 1998.
PB98-964004REB PC A08/MF A02
EPA 541-R98-021
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Savannah
River Site (USDOE) Operable Unit 20, K-Area Bingham
Pump Outage Pit (643-1 G). Aiken, SC., March 23, 1998.
PB98-964005REB PC AOS/MF A01
EPA 541-R96-035
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): Idaho Na-
tional Engineering Laboratory (USDOE). Operable Unit 2-
13, Idaho Fans. ID., December 17, 1997.
PB98-964602REB PC A12/MF A03
EPA 541-FSB-042
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome Landfill (ROD
No. 1). Grove Crtv, PA., August 24, 1998.
PB9B-963110REB PCA03/MFA01
EPA M1-R98-043
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome Landfill (ROD
No. 2), Grove City. PA.. August 24. 1998.
PB98-963111REB PCA02/MFA01
EPA 541-flS6-044
Superfund Explanation of Significant Diference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Ramapo Landfill. Ram-
apo. NY.. November 26. 1997.
PB98-9631 12REB PC A02/MF A01
EPA 541-R-M-04S
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hunterstown Road.
Straban Township. PA.. August 25. 1998.
PB98-963113REB PC A02/MF A01
EPA S41-W8-047
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 6): Lincoln Cre-
osote Site. Bossier City. LA.. November 26. 1997.
PB98-964201 REB PC A04/MF A01
Guide to Documenting and Managing Cost and Perform-
ance Information for Remediabon Projects. Revised
Version.
PB99-13O445REB PC A06
EPA/S42/B-9S/009
Innovations in Site Characterization: Interim Guide to Pre-
paring Case Studies.
PB99-121097REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/8MVA-M/129
Modeling Stomatal Response to Atmospheric Humidity.
PB99-126526REB PC AQ2/MF A01
EPA/COW A-M/1 30
Photochemical Plumenn-Gnd Simulations of Major Point
Sources in the Community Muitscate Air Quality (CMAQ)
Modeling System.
PB99-121451REB PC A02/MF A01
EPA«OOrA-Mr131
Review and Analysis of Emissions Data for Residential
Wood-Fired Central Furnaces.
PB99-121469REB PC A03/MF A01
EP A/600/A-96/1 32
Field Test of Cydodextrin for Enhanced In-situ Flushing of
Multiple-Component Imrmsabte Organic Liquid Contamina-
tion: Project Overview and Intial Results.
PB99-121428REB PC A04/MF A01
EP A/600/ A-9B/1 33
Using Reproductive and Developmental Effects Data in Ec-
ological Risk Assessments for Oviparous Vertebrates Ex-
posed To Contaminants.
PB99-121436REB PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/MKVA-MT134
Horarachial Framework for Conserving Biodiversity.
PB99-121444REB PC A05VMF A01
EPA/tOOM-M/135
Physical and Chemical Characterization of Fme Paniculate
from the Combustion of Residual Fuel Oil.
PB99-121477REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/MCM-96T138
Application of Intelligent Controls in EPA's Combustion
Technology Research and Development
PB99-126500REB PC A02/MF A01
EPAAWO/A-98/139
Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
tions with Economic and Environmental Considerations: A
Mathematical Modeling Approach.
PB99-126492REB PC A02/MF A01
EP A/600/ A-M/1 40
Use of (nteMgent Computational Techniques for the Esti-
mation and Protection of Air Pollutant Emissions.
PB99-126484REB PC A02/MF A01
EPAS600/A-98/141
Biomass Power Plant Demonstration at Camp Lejeune.
PB99-126476REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/MWA-4W142
Evaluation of Ammonia Emissions from Swine Operations in
North Carolina.
PB99-1 26468REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-98/14S
Impact of Secular Precipitation Changes on the Deposition
of Benzo(a)Pyrene to the Neuse River Basin of Norm Caro-
lina
PB99-126856REB PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600/A-98/146
Verification Testing of Advanced Environmental Monitoring
Systems.
PB99-126849REB PC A02/MF A01
EPA/600YA-99/001
Carbon Emissions from Spring 1998 Fires in Tropical Mex-
ico.
PB99-128399REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/60WA-99/002
Fate and Transport of Recombinant Sinortiizobium meliloti'
with Enhanced N2-Fixing Abilities during a Muttiyear Field
Trial with Transgenic Alfalfa.
PB99-128381 REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-99/005
Development of Mjltpollutant Emission Control Technology
for Stoker Boilers.
PB99-129819REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-M/006
Advanced Fine Paniculate Control and Implications Toward
Solving Multiple Pollutant Control Problems in Coal-Fired
Boilers.
PB99-129793REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/800/A-W/007
Controlling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution through Pollution
Prevention.
PB99-129801 REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/800/A-MM08
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The Wood Heating
Option Put into Environmental Perspective.
P899-129934REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600/A-W/009
Restored Riparian Buffers as Tools for Ecosystem Restora-
tion in the MAIA; Processes, Endpomts. and Measures of
Success for Water, Soil, Fkxa and Fauna.
PB99-134819REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/600m-t7/072
Methods for the Determination of Chemical Substances in
Marine and Estuarine Environmental Matrices. 2nd Edition.
PB99-127326REB PCA11/MFA03
EPA/600m-M»4B
Oxygenates in Water Critical Information and Research
Needs.
PB99-121188REB PC A06/MF A01
EPA/600/R-98/055
Evaluation and Performance Assessment of Innovative
Low-VOC Contact Adheaves in Wood Laminating Oper-
ations.
PB99-102717REB PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600VR-98/058
Application of the Electromagnetic Borehole Ftowmeter.
PB99-100018REB PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600m-98/072
Field Demonstration of Lead Paint Abatement Technologies
in Residential Housing.
PB98-172489REB PC AOB/MF A02
EPA/600/R-M/D86
Ecological Research Strategey.
PB99-127128REB PC A08MF A02
EPA/600/R-98/D87
Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
PB99-127086REB PC AOS/MF AOt
EPA/60WR-M/090
Biomass Drying Technologies.
PB99-122103REB PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/600/R-98/105
Electric Power Generation Using a Phosphoric Acid Cell on
a Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Gas Stream.
PB99-118333REB PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/80O/R-98/118
Determination of Inorganic Ankms in Drinking Water by Ion
Chromalogtaphy. Method 300.1. Revision 1.0.
PB98-169196REB PC A04/MF A01
EPAWOOm-98/123
Pollution Prevention Research Strategy.
PB99-130189REB PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/eOOro-98/124
Substitution Reactions for the Detoxification of Hazardous
Chemicals.
PB98-177876REB PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600YR-98/126
Testing of Fuel Cells to Recover Energy from Landfill Gas;
Groton Landfill.
PB99-105199REB PC A09/MF A02
EPA/600/R-98/128
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB PC A13/MF A03
EPA/600m-98/130
Proceedings: Low-and No-VOC Coating Technologies: Bi-
ennial International Conference (2nd). Held in Durham,
North Carolina on March 13-15. 199S.
PB99-118374REB PC A2S/MF A04
EPA/600YR-98/131
Demonstration of a No-VOC/No-HAP Wood Kitchen Cabinet
PC A05/MF A01
EP A/600/ R-98/1 33
Third-Generation Foam Blowing Agents for Foam Insulation.
PB99-1 2209SREB PC A09/MF ACE
EPA/600/R-98/139
Description and Testing of the AnalTech Model 9801 P Mon-
itor for Formaldehyde in Air.
PB99-1 18291 REB PCA06/MFA01
EPA/600/R-98/140
Automated Stationary Source Dynamic Spiking.
PB99-1 18341 REB PC A08/MF A02
EPA/600/R-98/146
Application of Pollution Prevention Techniques to Reduce
Indoor Air Emissions from Engineered Wood Products.
PB99-118309REB PCA10/MFA03
EPA/600/R-98/153
Environmental Technology Initiative: Chemical-Free Clean-
ing of Semiconductors by the Radiance Process (Trade
Name).
PB99-1 2651 8REB PC ACWMF A01
EPA/800m-98/157
Sewer and Tank Sediment Rushing: Case Studies.
PB99-127839REB PC A06/MF A01
EPA/600/R-98/161
Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analysis
of Ozone Precursors (Revised).
PB99-124034REB PC A23/MF A04
EPA/800m-98/170
Investigation of Remote Sensing Devices lor Chemical
Characterization of Motor Vehicle Exhaust
PB99-1 27987REB PC A04/MF A01
EPA/600/H-98/174A
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Volume
1 . Technical Report.
PB99-122111REB PC A04*F A01
EPA/600/R-98/174B
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Volume
2. Appendices.
PB99-122129REB PCA10/MFA02
EPA/eOO/R-*ttOM
MisciMrty. Solubility. Viscosity, and Density Measurements
for R-236fa with Potential Lubricants.
PB99-128027REB PC A06/MF A01
EPA/eoom-M/oio
Methane Emissions from the U.S. Petroleum Industry.
PB99-128159REB PCA09/MFA02
PC A02/MF A01
Phosphide.
PC A03/MF A01
Technical Approaches to Characterizing and Cleaning Up
Iron and Steed Mill Sites under the BrownfieUs Initiative.
PB99-1 22202REB PC AOS/MF A01
EPA/735m-»7/002
Proceedings of the National Workshop: Pesticides and
Ground Water State/Tribal Management Plans. Held in
Washington, DC. on August 26-27, 1996.
PB99-130437REB PC A07/MF A02
EPA/738/F-98/002
RED Facts: DCPA.
PB99-123523REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/738/F-98/006
RED Facts: Deet
PB99-128803REB PC A02/MF A01
EPA/738/F-98/011
RED Facts: Bromoxynil.
PB99-123499REB
EPA/738/F-98/015
RED Facts: Aluminum and Magnesium
PB99-123507REB
EPA/738/F-»8/016
RED Facts: Dicofol.
PB99- 1 23549REB PC A02/MF A01
EPA/738SF-98/017
RED Facts: Iprocdone.
PB99-123531REB PCA02/MFA01
EPA/738fF-S8/018
RED Facts: Alachtor.
PB99-123515REB PCA03/MFA01
EPA/738/F-98/018
RED Facts: Methomyl.
PB99-128787REB PC A02/MF A01
EPA/738/F-M/020
RED Facts: ThkxScarb.
PB99-128779REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/73ffF-98K)22
RED Facts: Hydramethylnon.
PB99-121204REB PCA02/MFA01
PC A02/MF A01
PC A02/MF A01
DCPA. (Includes
PCA12/MFA03
DEET. (Includes
PC A08AVF A02
RED Facts: 1 ,3-Dichloropropene.
PB99-128795REB
RED Facts: Methylisothiazolinone.
PB99-1 2881 1 REB
EPA/73»R-98m)S
Fteregistration Eligibility Decision (RED):
REDTacts: DCPA Fact Sheet).
PB99-123168REB
EPA/738/R-88/010
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED):
RED Facts: DEETFact Sheet).
PB99-123143REB
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EPA/738/R-98/013
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Bromoxynil. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Bromoxynil Fact Sheet).
PB99-128829REB PC A15/MF A03
EPA/738/R-98/017
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): AL and MG
Phosphide. (Includes RED Facts: Aluminum and Magne-
sium Phosphide Fact Sheet).
PB99-123150REB PCA11/MFA03
EPA/738/R-98/018
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Dicofol. (Includes
REDTacts: Dicofol Fact Sheet).
PB99-119588REB PC A14/MF A03
EPA/738/R-98/019
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): IPRODIONE. (In-
cludes RED Facts: IPTODIONE Fact Sheet).
PB99-119570REB PC A15/MF A03
EPA/738/R-98/021
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Methomy!. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Methomyl Fact Sheet).
PB99-128696REB PC A14/MF A03
EPA/738/R-98/022
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Thiodicarb (In-
cludes RED Facts: Thiodicarb Fact Sheet).
PB99-130429REB PC A12/MF A03
EPA/738/R-98/023
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Hydramethylnon.
(Includes RED Facts: Hydramethylnon Fact Sheet).
PB99-121287REB PC A09/MF A02
EPA/738/R-98/024
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): 1,3-
Dichloropropene (Includes RED Facts: 1,3-
Dichloropropene.).
PB99-129652REB PC A10/MF A03
EPA/738/R-98/02S
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED):
Methylisothiazolinone (Includes RED Facts:
Methytisothiazolinone.).
PB99-129637REB PC A09/MF A02
EPA/742/S-97/001
Pollution Prevention 1997: A Natonal Progress Report. Ex-
ecutive Summary.
PB99-130205REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/745/B-98/004
Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory (Re-
vised 1998 Version). Questions and Answers.
PB99-132920REB PC A15/MF A03
EPA/745/B-98/001
Metal Mning Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency Plan-
ning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic Chemical
Release Inventory.
PB99-132912REB PC A07/MF A02
EPA/745/B-98T302
Coal Mning Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency Plan-
ning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic Chemical
PB99-128977REB PC A08/MF A02
EPA/74WB-99/003
Electricity Generating Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132904REB PC A08/MF A02
EPA/745/B-98/005
Chemical Distribution Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128969REB PC A07/MF A02
EPA/745/B-99/06*
Petroleum Terminals and Bulk Storage Facilities. Section
313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
Know Act. Toxic Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-128761REB PC A07/MF A02
EPA/745/R-98/018
Toxics Release Inventory, 1996. Public Data Release: Ten
Years of Right-to-Know Industry Sector Analyses.
PB99-128985REB PC A99/MF A06
EPA/747/K-98/001
Testing Your Home for Lead in Paint, Dust, and Soil.
PB99-127219REB PCA03/MFA01
EPA»1SIB-98r002
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB PC A14/MF A03
EPA/815/B-98/003
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule. ..„»„- .no
PB99-111312REB PC A12/MF A03
EPA/815/B-98W04
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB PC A10/MF A03
EPA/815/B-98/005
Crvptosporidium and 'Giardia1 Occurrence Assessment for
the kiterim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB PC A10/MF A02
EPA/815/B-98/006 . .
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Dnnkmg
Water Disinfection Byproduct Chloroform.
PB99-111346REB PC A05/MF A01
EPA/815/B-98/007
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Bromate.
PB99-111353REB PC A05/MF A01
EPA/815/B-98/008
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection By-Products Chlorine Dioxide and Chlo-
rite.
PB99-111361 REB PC A05/MF A01
EPA/815/B-98/009
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final Stage
1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB PC A05/MF A01
EPA/815/B-S8/010
Dichloroacetic Acid: Carcinogenicity Identification Character-
ization Summary.
PB99-111387REB PC A05/MF A01
EPA/815/B-98/011
Addendum to Draft Drinking Water Criteria Document for
'Cryptosporidium'.
PB99-111395REB PC A08/MF A02
EPA/815/C6-98/016
Technologies and Costs for Point-of-Entry (POE) and Point-
of-Use (POU) Devices for Control of Disinfection By-Prod-
ucts.
PB99-111502REB PC A05/MF A01
EPA/815/R-98/002
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Non-Mi-
crobial Contaminants Regulated Before 1996.
PB99-119349REB PC A07/MF A02
EPA/815/R-98/003
Various Technology Findings for Contaminants Regulated
Before 1996.
PB99-119356REB PC A06/MF A01
EPA/815/R-98/014
Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-Prod-
ucts.
PB99-111486REB PCA15/MFA03
EPA/81»R-98/015
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB PC A06/MF A01
EPA/81WR-98/017
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Stage 1
DBP Rule.
PB99-11151OREB PC A05/MF A01
EPA/815/R-99/001
Health Effects from Exposure to High Levels of Sulfate in
Drinking Water Study.
PB99-130S77REB PC A04/MF A01
EPA/816/R-98-004
Requirements for Locational Data in the Safe Drinking
Water Information System (SDWIS).
PB99-119398REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/816/R-98-011
National Water Quality Inventory. 1996 Report to Congress.
Groundwater Chapters.
PB99-119406REB PC A06/MF A01
EPA/816/R-98-017
Drinking Water and Ground Water Data Within the 305(b)
Program.
PB99-119372REB PC A10/MF A03
EPA/816/R-98/018
Biological Indicators of Ground Water-Surface Water Inter-
action: An Update.
PB99-130536REB PC A04/MF A01
EPAr816/R-98/021
Literature Review of Methods for Delineating Wellhead Pro-
tection Areas.
PB99-129033REB PC A04/MF A01
EPA/821/B-98/019
Environmental Assessment of Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drilling
Fluids and Other-Non Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the Oil and
Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132938REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/821/B-98/021
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drilling
Fluids and Other Non-Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the Oil and
Gas Extraction Point Source Category. „.,„,,_ „„„
PB99-132961 REB PC A14/MF A03
EPA/821/R-98/016
Detailed Costing Document for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-128555REB PC A10/MF A02
EPA/821/R-98/018
Cost Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Limitations Guide-
lines and Standards for the Centralized Waste Treament In-
PB9SM 30759REB PC A05/MF A01
EPA/821/R-98/019
Economic Analysis of Effluent Limitation Guidelines and
Standards for the Centralized Waste Treatment Industry.
PB99-130742REB PC A17/MF A03
EPA/821/R-98/020
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for the Centralized Waste Treat-
ment Industry. Volumes 1 and 2.
PB99-129678REB PC A99/MF A06
EPA/823/B-98/006
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. User's Manual.
PB99-121295REB PCA17/MFA03
EPA/82 3/C-98/003
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 1 (CT,
ME, MA, NH, HI, VT) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500696REB CD-ROM CP D02
EPA/823/C-98/004
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 2 (NJ,
NY, PR, VI) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500704REB CD-ROM CP D02
EPA/823/C-98/005
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 3 (DE,
DC, MD, PA, VAI (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500712REB CD-ROM CP D01
EPA/832/B-98/003
Guide to Using EPA's Automated Clearing House for the
Drinkinq Water State Revolving Fund Program.
PB99-119380REB PC A04/MF A01
EPA/832/B-98/005
Clean Water Tribal Resource Directory for Wastewater
Treatment Assistance.
PB99-130585REB PC A06/MF A01
EPA/832/K-98/002
Frequently-Asked Questions about the Clean Water Act:
Section 106 Tribal Water Pollution Control Program.
PB99-119364REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/833/B-99/001
Guidance Manual for the Monitoring and Reporting Require-
ments of the NPDES Storm Water Multi-Sector General
Permit.
PB99-130593REB PC A04/MF A01
EPA/855/B-97/001
Constructed Wetlands for Animal Waste Treatment: A Man-
ual on Performance, Design, and Operation with Case His-
tories.
PB99-130650REB PC A10/MF A02
EPA/85S/K-97/001
Constructed Wetlands and Wastewater Management for
Confined Animal Feeding Operations.
PB99-129041REB PC A03/MF A01
EPA/90 3/B-99/002
Better Backyard: A Citizen Resource Guide to Beneficial
Landscaping and Habitat Restoration in the Chesapeake
Bay Watershed.
PB99-133852REB PC A05/MF A01
FCR-14749A
Testing of Fuel Cells to Recover Energy from Landfill Gas;
Groton Landfill.
PB99-105199REB PC A09/MF A02
FHWA-PD-99-002
Land Use Compendium.
PB99-129140REB PCA11/MFA03
IEPA/BOL-98/011
Fluorescent and High Intensity Discharge Lamp Recycling
and Disposal in Illinois.
PB99-123119REB PC A05/MF A01
IEPA/BOL-98/022
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Ca-
pacity in Illinois. 1997 Annual Report.
PB99-129090REB PC A14/MF A03
IEPA/BOL-98/023
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Results, State Fis-
cal Years 1996,1997, 1998.
PB99-128530REB PC A05/MF A01
ISBN-0-16-048268-2
Profile of the Dry Cleaning Industry. EPA Office of Compli-
ance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122723REB PC A06/MF A01
ISBN-0-16-048269-0
Profile of the Electronics and Computer Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122731 REB PC A09/MF A02
ISBN-0-16-048270-4
Profile of the Wood Furniture and Fixtures Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122889REB PC A07/MF A02
ISBN-0-16-048271-2
Profile of the Inorganic Chemical Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122871 REB PC A08/MF A02
ISBN-0-16-048272-0
Profile of the Iron and Steel Industry. EPA Office of Compli-
ance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122863REB PC A07/MF A02
ISBN-0-16-048273-9
Profile of the Lumber and Wood Products Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122855REB PC A08/MF A02
ISBN-0-16-048275-5
Profile of the Metal Mining Industry. EPA Office of Compli-
ance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122848REB PC A08/MF A02
ISBN-0-16-048276-3
Profile of the Motor Vehicle Assembly Industry. EPA Office
of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122681 REB PC A09/MF A02
June 1999
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ISBN-0-16-M827M
Profile of the Nonferrous Metals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PC A08/MF A02
ISBN-0-16-048278-X
Profile of the Non-Fuel, Non-Metal Mming Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-1226«9REB PC A07/MF A02
SBIHMMM8Z7M
Profile of the Organic Chemicals Industry. EPA Office of
CompSance Sector Notebook Project
PB95-V2Z764REB PC AOB/MF A02
tSBH-0-18-048280-1
Profile of the Petroleum Refining Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Protect.
PB95-122749REB PC AOOMF A02
ISBN4-1t-0482S1-X
Profile of the Printing Industry. EPA Office of Compliance
SM&T016* PCA07/MFA02
IjpFI 0 1C M87BT ft*
Profile of the Pulp and Paper Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pSance Sector Notebook Pro,ect „_.„„,_._,
PB99-122622REB PC A08/MF A02
B8H4-16-04828M
Profile of the Rubber and Plastics Industry. EPA Office of
CompSance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122814REB PC A08/MF A02
6BIMM6-O482M-4
Profile of the Stone. Clay. Glass, and Concrete Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122715REB PCA07/MFA02
BMMMMMKK*
Profito of the Transportation Equipment Cleaning Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-1 22756REB PC AOfVMF A01
LBNL-40316
Monitoring. evaluation, reporting. and verification of climate
change mitigation projects: Discussion of issues and mem-
LBNL-40781
r energy tr
ance at a university buikfng.
DE98051526REB *
LBNL-4W33
PCA03/MFA01
Interoperable. He-cycle tools tor assuring bidding perform-
ance: An overview of a commercial building initiative.
DE98051529REB PCA03/MFA01
LBNL-41942
Documenting performance metrics in a butting ife-cyde in-
formation system.
DE98059376REB PCA02/MFA01
NCEA-W-0372
DcNoroacetic Aoxt Carcinogeniciry Identification Character-
ization Summary.
PB99-111387REB PC A05/MF A01
NOAA-TM-NOS-ORCA-104
MST/NOAA NS and T/EPA EMAP Inter comparison Exer-
cise Program for Organic Contaminants in the Marine Envi-
ronment Description and Results of 1995 Organic Inter-
comparison Exercises. National Status and Trends Program
tor Marino Environmental Quality.
PB99-119497REB PCA16rMFA03
MREL/TP-S40-227S7
Guide to the emissions certification procedures tor alter-
native fuel alter market conversions.
DE98005092REB PC AOort* A01
OflNUCP«4345
Aging of poryuremane team insulation in simulated refrig-
DE98000332REB PCA03/MFA01
ORf*JCP-»W71
Aging of pdyurethane insulation foamed with second- and
twd-generafeon blowing agents.
DE9&04290REB PCA03/MFA01
OANUCP464M
Field technology evaluations in EPA's Environmental Tech-
nology Verification (ETC) Program.
DE98004063REB PCA03/MFA01
USWCn QJT8 J-4HE
Analysis of State Superfund Programs: SO-State Study.
1986 Update
PB99-963210REB PC A15/MF A03
OSWER-*378J>-t1
Implementing Presumptive Remedies: A Notebook of Guid-
ance and Resource Materials.
PB97-963304REB PC A16/MF A03
•
Sensors for Environmental Monitoring: A
Review of Recent Technology.
PB99-96350SREB PC A03/MF A01
PB98-169196REB
Determination of Inorganic Anions in Drinking Water by Ion
Chromatography. Method 300.1. Revision 1.0.
PB98-169196REB PC A04/MF A01
PB98-172489REB
Field Demonstration of Lead Paint Abatement Technologies
in Residential Housing.
PB98-172489REB PC A08/MF A02
PB98-177876REB
Substitution Reactions for the Detoxification of Hazardous
Chemicals
PB98-177876REB PC AC4/MF A01
PB98-963110REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome Landfill (ROD
No. 1), Grove City, PA., August 24,1998.
PB98-963110REB PC A03/MF A01
PB9B-963111REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Osbome Landfill (ROD
No. 2), Grove City, PA.. August 24.1998.
PB98-963111REB PC A02/MF A01
PB98-963112REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Diference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Ramapo Landfill. Ram-
apo. NY., November 26,1997.
PB98-963112REB PC A02/MF A01
PB98-M3113REB
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Hunterstown Road.
Straban Township, PA.. August 25.1998.
PB98-963113REB PC A02/MF A01
PB98-M3704REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 1): Brunswick
Naval Air Station - No Further ACtion at Sites 4 (Acid/Caus-
tic Pit). 11 (Fire Training Area). 13 (Defense ReuHizaton
and Marketing Office Area) and a Remedial Action for the
Eastern Plume. Brunswick. ME.. February 10.1998.
PB98-963704REB PC A08/MF A02
PB98463M2REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Rosen
Brothers Scrap Yard/Dump, Contend, NY., March 23, 1998.
S3802REB PC A15/MF A03
Superfund Explanation of Significant Difference for the
Record of Decision (EPA Region 10): UnatiUa Army Depot
(lagoons), Hermston, OR. September 30. 1997.
PS97-963161 REB PC A05/MF A01
PBB7-M3304REB
PB96-963803REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Ptattsburgh
Air Force Base. SS-005. Operable Unit 12. Plattsburgh,
NY.. April 2.1998.
PB98-963803REB PC A05/MF A01
PB9&963804REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 2): Plattsburgh
Air Force Base, SS-006. Operable Unit 13. Plattsburgh,
NY., April 2, 1998.
PB98-963804REB
PC A05/MFA01
PBS6-
IREB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): Metal
Banks, Philadelphia, PA.. December 31.1997.
PB98-963904REB PC A09/MF A02
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 3): MW Manu-
facturing Operable Unit 5, Valley Township. PA., December
22 1997
PB9fr963905REB PC A05/MF A01
PB08 964003REB
Superfund Record of Decision (EPA Region 4): Camp
Lejeune MUitary Reservation (USNavy) Operable Unit 11,
~" ' nd 80. Onstow County. NC., January 20. 1998.
PCA08/MF A02
PB99-111304REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Stage 1 Disinfectants/
Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
PB99-111304REB PC A14/MF A03
PB99-111312REB
Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Interim Enhanced Sur-
face Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111312REB PC A12/MF A03
PB99-111320REB
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection
Byproducts in Public Drinking Water Supplies.
PB99-111320REB PC A10/MF A03
PB99-111338REB
Cryptosporidium and 'Giardia' Occurrence Assessment for
the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111338REB PCA10VMFA02
PB99-111346REB
Hearth Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Chloroform.
PB99-111346REB PC AOSMF A01
PB99-111353 REB
Hearth Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection Byproduct Bromate.
PB99-111353REB PC A05/MF A01
PB99-111361 REB
Health Risk Assessment/Characterization of the Drinking
Water Disinfection By-Products Chlorine Dioxide and Chlo-
rite.
PB99-111361 REB PC A05/MF A01
PB99-111379 REB
Health Risks to Fetuses, Infants, and Children (Final Stage
1 D/DBP Rule).
PB99-111379REB PC A05/MF A01
PBW-111387REB
Dichloroacetic Acid: Carcinogenicity Identification Character-
ization Summary.
PB99-111387REB PC AO&MF A01
PB99-11139SREB
Addendum to Draft Drinking Water Criteria Document for
'Cryptosporidium'.
PB99-111395REB PC A08/MF A02
PB90-111486REB
Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-Prod-
ucts
PB99-111486REB PC A15/MF A03
PB99-1114B4REB
Cost and Technology Document for the Interim Enhanced
Surface Water Treatment Rule.
PB99-111494REB PC A06/MF A01
PB99-111502 REB
Technologies and Costs for Point-of-Entry (POE) and Point-
of-
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PB99-127342REB
PB99-119398REB
Requirements for Locational Data in the Safe Drinking
Water Information System (SOWIS).
PB99-1 19398REB PC A03/MF A01
PB99-119406REB
National Water Quality Inventory. 1996 Report to Congress.
Groundwater Chapters.
PS99-1 19406REB PC AO#MF A01
PB99-119497REB
NIST/NOAA MS and T/EPA EMAP Intercomparison Exer-
cise Program for Organic Contaminants in the Marine Envi-
ronment: Description and Results of 1995 Organic Inter-
comparison Exercises. National Status and Trends Program
for Marine Environmental Quality.
PB99-119497REB PCA16/MFA03
PB99-119570REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): IPRODIONE. (In-
cludes RED Facts: IPRODIONE Fact Sheet).
PB99-1 1 9570REB PC A1 5/MF A03
PBM-119588REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Dicofol. (Includes
REDFacts: Dicofol Fact Sheet).
PB99-1 19588REB PC A14/MF A03
PBM-120966REB
Guideline on Data Handling Conventions for the 8-Hour
Ozone NAAQS.
PB99-120966REB PC A03/MF A01
PB99-121069REB
Interagencv Workgroup on Air Quality Modeling (IWAQM).
Phase 2. Summary Report and Recommendations for Mod-
eling Long Range Transport Impacts.
PB99-1 2f089REB PC A09/MF A02
PBW-121097REB
Innovations in Site Characterization: Interim Guide to Pre-
paring Case Studies.
PB9SM21097REB PC A03/MF A01
PBM-121188REB
Oxygenates in Water Critical Information and Research
Needs
PB99-1 21 1 88REB PC A06/MF A01
PB90-121204REB
RED Facts: Hydramethylnon.
PB99-121204REB PC A02/MF A01
PB98-121287REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Hydramethylnon.
(Includes RED Facts: Hydramethylnon Fact Sheet).
PB99-121287REB PC A09/MF A02
PBM-121295REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources. BASINS. Version 2.0. User's Manual.
PB99-121295REB PCA17/MFA03
PB9»-121428REB
Fiek) Test of Cyclodextrin for Enhanced In-situ Flushing of
Multiple-Component Immiscible Organic Liquid Contamina-
tion: Project Overview and Intial Results. _
PB99-121 428REB PC A04/MF A01
PB99-121438REB
Using Reproductuve and Developmental Effects Data in Ec-
ological Risk Assessments for Oviparous Vertebrates Ex-
posed To Contaminants.
PB99-121436REB PC A05/MF A01
PB99-121444REB
PBM-121451REB
Photochemical Plume-in-Grid Simulations o< Major Point
Sources in the Community MurSscate Air Quality (CMAQ)
PCA02/MFA01
PB99-121469REB
Review and Analysis of Emissions Data for Residential
Wood-Fired Central Furnaces. .„„._- „„.
PB99-121469REB PC A03/MF A01
PBM-121477REB
Physical and Chemical Characterization of Fine Paniculate
from the Combustion of Residual Fuel Oil.
PB99-121477REB PC A03/MF A01
PB99-121SOOREB
Guidance for Using Continuous Monitors in PM2.S Moni-
PC A10VMFA02
PBM-12209SREB
Third-Generation Foam Blowing Agents for Foam Insulatiorv
PB99-12209SREB PC A09/MF A02
PB99-122103REB
Bkxnass DryingTechnologies. ine»lc .m
PB99-122103REB PC A05/MF A01
PBM-122111REB
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Volume
1. Technical Report. .„,.««: »ni
PB99-122111 REB PC A04/MF A01
PB99-122129REB
Residential Wood Combustion Technology Review. Volume
PCA10/MFA02
1,1997. Acid Rain Program.
.
PC A05/MF A01
PBM-122152REB
M22152REB
PB99-122186REB
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Comprehensrve Environmental Response, Com-
pensation, and Liability Act. .nK»jc Am
PB99-122186REB PC A06/MF A01
PB99-122194REB
Protocol for Conducting Environmental Compliance Audits
under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-
Know Act.
PB99-122194REB PC A05/MF A01
PB99-122202REB
Technical Approaches to Characterizing and Cleaning Up
Iron and Steel Mill Sites under the BrownfieWs Initiative.
PB99-122202REB PC A05/MF A01
PB99-122681REB
Profile of the Motor Vehicle Assembly Industry. EPA Office
of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122681 REB PC A09/MF A02
PB99-122699REB
Profile of the Non-Fuel, Non-Metal Mining Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122699REB PC A07/MF A02
PB99-122707REB
Profile of the Nonferrous Metals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122707REB PC A08/MF A02
PB99-122715REB
Profile of the Stone, Clay, Glass, and Concrete Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122715REB PC A07/MF A02
PBW-122723REB
Profile of the Dry Cleaning Industry. EPA Office of Compli-
ance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122723REB PC A06/MF A01
PB99-122731 REB
Profile of the Electronics and Computer Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122731 REB PC A09/MF A02
PB99-122749REB
Profile of the Petroleum Refining Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122749REB PC A09/MF A02
PB99-122756REB
Profile of the Transportation Equipment Cleaning Industry.
EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122756REB PC A06/MF A01
PB99-122764REB
Profile of the Organic Chemicals Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB9S-122764REB PC A08/MF A02
PB99-122B14REB
Profile of the Rubber and Plastics Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122814REB PC A08/MF A02
PB98-122822REB
Profile of the Pulp and Paper Industry. EPA Office of Com-
pliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122822REB PC A08/MF A02
PB99-122830REB
Profile of the Printing Industry. EPA Office of Compliance
Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122830REB PC A07/MF A02
PB99-122848REB
Profile of the Metal Mining Industry. EPA Office of Compli-
ance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122848REB PC A08/MF A02
PB99-12285SREB
Profile of the Lumber and Wood Products Industry. EPA Of-
fice of Compliance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122855REB PC A08/MF A02
PB99-122863REB
Profile of the Iron and Steel Industry. EPA Office of Compli-
ance Sector Notebook Project.
PB99-122863REB PC A07/MF A02
PB99-122871 REB
Profile of the Inorganic Chemical Industry. EPA Office of
Compliance Sector Notebook Project. __.„._-.„-
PB99-122871 REB PC A08/MF A02
PB99-122889REB
Profile of the Wood Furniture and Fixtures Industry. EPA
Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project
PB99-122889REB PC A07/MF A02
PB99-123119REB
Fluorescent and High Intensity Discharge Lamp Recycling
and Disposal in Illinois. .«._, „„<
PB99-123119REB PC A05/MF A01
PB99-123143REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): DEET. (Includes
RED Facts: DEET Fact Sheet).
PB99-123143REB PC A08/MF A02
PB99-123150REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): AL and MG
Phosphide. (Includes RED Facts: Aluminum and Magne-
sium Phosphide Fact Sheet). <».«- .„»
PB99-123150REB PCA11/MFA03
PB99-123168REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): DCPA. (Includes
RED Facts: DCPA Fact Sheet).
PB99-123168REB PC A12/MF A03
PB99-123457REB
Investigation of Alternative Means for Demonstrating Com-
pliancewith the Part 503 Total Hydrocarbon Operational
PB9&023457REB PC A12/MF A03
PB99-123499REB
PCA02MFA01
PB99-123507REB
RED Facts: Aluminum and Magnesium Phosphide.
PB99-123507REB PC A03/MF A01
PB99-123515REB
RED Facts: Alachlor.
PB99-123515REB PC A03/MF A01
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Technical Assistance Document for Sampling and Analysis
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PB99-124067REB
Pulp and Paper NESHAP. A Plain English Description.
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PB99-124323REB
EPA National Publications Catalog. 1998. Fourth Edition.
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SAB Report: Technical Review of the Proposed TSCA Sec-
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PB99-124398REB
SAB Report: Development of the Acute Reference Expo-
sure. Review of the Draft Document Methods for Exposure-
Response Analysis for Acute Inhalation Exposure to Chemi-
cals: Development of the Acute Reference Exposure (EPA/
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SAB Report: Review of the RfC Methods Case Studies. Re-
view of Case Studies Associated with the Document Meth-
ods for Derivation of Inhalation Reference Concentrations
and Application of Inhalation Dosimetry (EPA/600/8-90V
066F).
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PB99-126468REB
Evaluation of Ammonia Emissions from Swine Operations in
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Biomass Power Plant Demonstration at Camp Lejeune.
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Development of Alternative Solid Waste Managment Op-
tions with Economic and Environmental Considerations: A
Mathematical Modeling Approach.
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PB99-126500REB
Application of Intelligent Controls in EPA's Combustion
Technology Research and Development
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PB89-126518REB
Environmental Technology Initiative: Chemical-Free Clean-
ing of Semiconductors by the Radiance Process (Trade
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Impact of Secular Precipitation Changes on the Deposition
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Research Plan for Endocrine Disrupters.
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Ecological Research Strategey.
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Testing Your Home for Lead in Paint, Dust, and Soil.
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Methods for the Determination of Chemical Substances in
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PB99-127342REB
Comparison of CALPUFF with ISC3.
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PB99-127359REB
EPA (Moratory Evakiatkxi of PetioMoly HP Motor Oil.
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PB99-127839REB
Sewer and Tank Sediment Rushing: Case Studies.
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PB99-1Z7W7REB
Investigation of Remote Sensing Devices for Chemical
Characterization of Motor Vehicle Exhaust
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MsabiKty, Solubility, Viscosity, and Density Measurements
for R-236fa with Potential Lubricants.
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PBM-128159REB
Methane Emissions from the U.S. Petroleum Industry.
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PB99-12B373REB
Episodic Acidification: Occurrence, Causes and Significance
to Aquatic Resources. Proceedings of the 1998 Pennsyl-
vania Acidic Deposition Conference. Held in University
Park. Pennsylvania on September 14-16,1996.
PB99-128373REB PCA03/MFA01
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Fate and Transport of Recombinant 'Sinorhizobium meHotf
with Enhanced N2-fi»ng Abilities during a Mufdyear Rek)
Trial with Transgenic Alfalfa.
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Carbon Emissions from Spring 1998 Fires in Tropical Mex-
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Critical Health Issues of Criteria Air Pollutants.
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Household Hazardous Waste Collection Results, State Fis-
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PBM-iaSKSREB
Detailed Costing Document for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-128655REB PCA10/MFA02
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Methomyl. (In-
cludes RED Facts: Meihomyt Fact Sheet).
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PBM-128761REB
Petroleum Terminals and Bulk Storage FacSties. Section
313 of the Emergency Planning and Community RjghMo-
Know Act Toxic Chemical Rotooao Inventory.
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PCA03/MFA01
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RED Facts: 1,3-Oehloropropene.
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RED Facts: DeeL
PB99-128803REB
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RED Facts: MethyBsothiazoinone.
PB99-128811REB
PCA02/MFA01
PCA02/MFA01
PCA02MFA01
PCA02/MFA01
Reregistratian FJJgfciWy Decision (RED): Bromoxyni. (In-
ctudes RED Facts: Brornoxynil Fact Sheet).
PB9B-128829REB PCA15/MFA03
PBM-128MWEB
Chemical Distribution Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB9B-128969REB PC A07/MF A02
PDW-128977REB
Coat MMng Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency Plan-
ning and Community Right-to-Know Act Toxic Chemical
Release Inventory.
PB99-128977REB PCAOWMFA02
Toxics Release Inventory, 1996. Public Data Release: Ten
Years of Right-to-Know Industry Sector Analyses.
PB99-1289B5REB PC A99/MF A06
PBM-129033REB
Literature Review of Methods for Delineating WeBiead Pro-
tection Areas.
PB99-129033REB PC A04/MF A01
PB9»-129041REB
Constructed Wetlands and Wastewater Management for
ConSned Animal Feeding Operations.
PB99-129041 REB PC A03/MF A01
PBM-129MOREB
Nonhazardous Sold Waste Management and Landfill Ca-
1 in Knois. 1997 Annual Report
M29090REB PC A14/MF A03
M29140REB
Land Use Compendium.
PB99-1M140REB PC A11/MF A03
PBM-129363REB
Northwest Area Contingency Plan 1998 (Also Serving as
the Region Ten Regional Contingency Plan).
PB99-129363REB PCA99/MFE11
PB99-129637REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED):
Methylisothiazolinone (Includes RED Facts:
Methytisothiazolinone.).
PB99-129637REB PC A09/MF A02
PBM-129652REB
Reregistration Bigfcility Decision (RED): 1.3-
Kchtoropropene (Includes RED Facts: 1.3-
Dichloropropene.).
PB99-129652REB PC A10/MF A03
PBM-129C78REB
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards tor the Centralized Waste Treat-
ment Industry. Volumes 1 and 2.
PB99-129678REB PC A99/MF A06
PBM-129710REB
Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Effluent Limi-
tations Guidelines, Pretreatment Standards, and New
Source Performance Standards for the Centralized Waste
Treatment Industry.
PB99-129710REB PC A06/MF AQ2
PBM-129793REB
Advanced Fine Paniculate Control and Implications Toward
Solving Multiple Pollutant Control Problems in Coal-Fred
Boilers.
PB99-129793REB PC A03/MF A01
PB99-12M01REB
Controlling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution through Pollution
Prevention.
PB99-129801 REB PC A03/MF A01
PBM-12M1*REB
Development of MuropoHutant Emission Control Technology
for Stoker Boilers.
PB99-129B19REB PC A03/MF A01
PBM-129aZ7REB
Rochern Separation Systems, Inc. Disc Tube (Trade Name)
Module Technology: Innovative Technology Evaluation Re-
Ffl»-129827REB PC A06/MF A01
PBM-12M76REB
Quality Assurance Handbook for Air Pollution Measurement
Systems. Volume 2. Part 1. Ambient Air Quality Monitoring
Program Quality System Development
PB99-129676REB PCA19/MFA04
PBM-12M34REB
Air Emissions from Residential Heating: The Wood Healing
Option Put into Environmental Perspective.
PB99-129934REB PC A03/MF A01
PBM-1M023REB
Technical Protocol for Evaluating Natural Attenuation of
Chlorinated Solvents in Ground Water.
PB99-130023REB PC A13/MF A03
PBW-1301MREB
Pohition Prevention Research Strategy.
PB99-130189REB PC A05/MF A01
PBW-13020SREB
Pohifion Prevention 1997: A Natonal Progress Report Ex-
ecutive Summary.
PB99-130205REB PC A03/MF A01
PBM-130429REB
Reregistration Eligibility Decision (RED): Thkxfcarb (In-
cludes RED Facts: Thkxfcarb Fact Sheet).
PB99-130429REB PCA12/MFA03
PBW-1304I7REB
Proceedings of the National Workshop: Pesticides and
Ground Water State/Tribal Management Plans. Held in
Washington, DC. on August 26-27,1996.
PB99-130437REB PC A07/MF A02
PBW-13044SREB
Guide to Documenting and Managing Cost and Perform-
ance Information for RemeoSabon Projects. Revised
Version.
PB99-130445REB PC A06
PBW-1MUWEB
Biological Indicators of Ground Water-Surface Water Inter-
action: An Update.
PB99-130536REB PC A04/MF A01
PBM-130S77REB
Health Effects from Exposure to High Levels of Sutfate in
Drinking Water Study.
PB99-130577REB PC A04/MF A01
PBM-13056SREB
Clean Water Tribal Resource Directory for Wastewater
Treatment Assistance.
PB9S-130SB5REB PC A06/MF A01
PBM-130M3REB
Guidance Manual for the Monitoring and Reporting Require-
ments of the NPDES Storm Water Multi-Sector General
Penmit.
PB99-130593REB PC A04/MF A01
PBM-130650REB
Constructed Wetlands for Animal Waste Treatment A Man-
ual on Performance, Design, and Operation with Case His-
tories.
PB99-1306SOREB PC A10/MF A02
PBN-130742REB
Economic Analysis of Effluent Limitation Guidelines and
Standards for the Centralized Waste Treatment Industry.
PB99-130742REB PC A17/MF A03
PB99-130759REB
Cost Effectiveness Analysis of Effluent Limitations Guide-
lines and Standards for the Centralized Waste Treament In-
dustry.
PB99-130759REB PC A05YMF A01
PB99-132904REB
Electricity Generating Facilities. Section 313 of the Emer-
gency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act Toxic
Chemical Release Inventory.
PB99-132904REB PC A08/MF A02
PBW-132912REB
Metal Mining Facilities. Section 313 of the Emergency Plan-
ning and Community Right-to-Know Act Toxic Chemical
Release Inventory.
PB99-132912REB PC A07/MF A02
PB99-132920REB
Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act Toxic Chemical Release Inventory (Re-
vised 1998 Version). Questions and Answers.
PB99-132920REB PC A15/MF A03
Environmental Assessment of Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drilling
Fluids and Other-Non Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the Oil and
Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132938REB PC A03/MF A01
PBM-132961REB
Development Document for Proposed Effluent Limitations
Guidelines and Standards for Synthetic-Based Drilling
Fluids and Other Non-Aqueous Drilling Fluids in the Oil and
Gas Extraction Point Source Category.
PB99-132961 REB PC A14/MF A03
PB90-133266RE B
SAB Advisory: The Clean Air Act Section 812 Prospective
Study; Health and Ecological Initial Studies.
PB99-133266REB PC A04/MF A01
PB9B-133274REB
SAB Advisory on the TRIM.FaTE Module of the Total Risk
Integrated Methodology (TRIM).
PB99-133274REB PC A04/MF A01
PB99-133282REB
SAB Report: Review of Hearth Risk from Low-Level Envi-
ronmental Exposures to Radio-Nudides (FGR-13 Report).
Review of the Office of Radiation and Indoor Air's Federal
Guidance Report 13-Part 1, Interim Version (FGR-13).
PB99-133282REB PC A04/MF A01
PBM-133290REB
SAB Advisory: The National Human Expsoure Assessment
Survey (NHEXAS) Pilot Studies.
PB99-133290REB PC A04/MF A01
PBM-1338S2REB
Better Backyard: A Citizen Resource Guide to Beneficial
Landscaping and Habitat Restoration in the Chesapeake
Bay Watershed.
PB99-1338S2REB PC AOS/MF A01
PB99-134B10REB
Restored Riparian Buffers as Tools for Ecosystem Restora-
tion in the MAIA; Processes, Endpomts. and Measures of
Success for Water, Soil, Flora and Fauna
PB99-134819REB PC A03/MF A01
PB99-134884REB
Ambient Air Precision and Accuracy Program. 1996 Annual
PB99-134884REB PC A04/MF A01
PBM-1349B3REB
Municipal Solid Waste Landfills. Volume 1. Summary of the
Requirements for the New Source Performance Standards
and Emmisskm Guidelines for Municipal Solid Waste Land-
fills.
PB99-134983REB PCA17/MFA03
PBW40060SREB
Wilapa Watershed Information System (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500605REB CD-ROM CP D01
PB9M00854REB
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): February 1999
Chomcial Substances Inventory. Revised Inventory Syn-
onym and Preferred Name File (Raw Data File) (on Mag-
netic Tape and CD-ROM).
PB99-500664REB Mag Tape $454.00
PB99-600662REB
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)-PMN File: ASCII Text
Data, February 1999. TSCA Chemical Substances Inven-
tory: PMN Number to EPA Accession Number Link (on
Diskette).
PB99-500662REB CP D01
PB99-500670REB
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): ASCII Text Data,
February 1999. TSCA Chemcial Substances Inventory: Re-
vised Inventory Synonym and Preferred Name File (Raw
Data File) (on Diskette).
PB99-500670REB Diskette $161.00
PB99-S00696REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 1 (CT,
ME, MA, NH, Rl, VT) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500696REB CD-ROM CP D02
PB99-500704REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 2 (NJ.
NY, PR, VI) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500704REB CD-ROM CP D02
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PB99-500712REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 3 (DE
DC, MD, PA, VA) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500712REB CD-ROM CP D01
PB99-S00720REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 4 (AL,
FL, GA, KY, MS. NC, SC, TN) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500720REB CD-ROM CP D01
PB99-500738REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 5 (IL. IN,
Ml, MN, OH. Wh (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500738REB CD-ROM CP D01
PB99-500746REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 6 (AR.
LA, NM, OK, TX) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500746REB CD-ROM CP D01
PB99-500753REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 7 (IA,
KS, MO, NE) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500753REB CD-ROM CP D01
PBM-500761REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 8 (CO,
MT, ND, SO, UT, WY) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500761REB CD-ROM CP D01
PB99-500779REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 9 (AZ,
CA, HI, NV) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500779REB CD-ROM CP D01
PBM-S00787REB
Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint
Sources (BASINS) Modeling System. EPA Region 10 (AK,
ID, OR, WA) (Version 2.0) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500787REB CD-ROM CP D01
PB99-500795REB
RMP'SubmitfTradeName). Risk Management Plans Submit
Software (on CD-ROM).
PB99-500795REB CD-ROM CP D01
PB99-500803REB
SW-846 Draft Update IV-A Only ( Test Methods for Evalu-
ating Solid Waste Physical/Chemical Methods) (on CD-
ROM with search and Retrieval Software).
PB99-500803REB CD-ROM $50.00
PB99-501371REB
Superfund Public Information System (SPIS) January 1999
(on CD-ROM).
PB99-501371REB CD-ROM $60.00
PB99-592570REB
Resource Conservation and Recovery Information System
(RCRIS) Extract File (Raw Data Only) (on CD-ROM).
PB99-592570REB Standing Order
PB99-921100REB
Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables.
PB99-92110OREB Standing Order
PB99-963100REB
ROD Amendments and Explanations of Significant Dif-
ferences (ESD).
PB99-963100REB Standing Order
PB99-963200REB
EPA Superfund Program Policies and Administration.
PB99-963200REB Standing Order
PB99-963210REB
Analysis of State Superfund Programs: 50-State Study,
1998 Update.
PB99-963210REB PC A15/MF A03
PB99-963300REB
EPA Superfund Site Assessment and Remediation.
PB99-963300REB Standing Order
PB99-963400REB
EPA Superfund Removals and Emergency Response.
PB99-963400REB Standing Order
PB99-963500REB
EPA Superfund Technology and Analytical Services.
PB99-963500REB Standing Order
PB99-963505REB
Electrochemical Sensors for Environmental Monitoring: A
Review of Recent Technology.
PB99-963505REB PC A03/MF A01
PBM-963600REB
EPA Superfund Enforcement.
PB99-963600REB Standing Order
PB99-963700REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 1:
Connecticut, Maine, Massachussetts, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, and Vermont.
PB99-963700REB Standing Order
PB99-963800REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 2:
New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Islands.
PB99-963SOOREB Standing Order
PB99-963900REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 3:
Delaware, Washington DC., Maryland. Pennsylvania, and
Virginia.
PB99-963900REB Standing Order
PB99-964000REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 4:
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North
Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
PB99-964000REB Standing Older
PB99-964100REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 5:
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin.
PB99-964100REB Standing Order
PB99-964200REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 6:
Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.
PB99-964200REB Standing Order
PB99-964300REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 7:
Iowa. Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska.
PB99-964300REB Standing Order
PBM-964400REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 8:
Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and
Wyoming.
PB99-964400REB Standing Order
PB99-964SOOREB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 9:
Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, American Samoa, and
Guam.
PB99-964500REB Standing Order
PB99-964600REB
EPA Superfund Records of Decision (RODS) for Region 10:
Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
PB99-964600REB Standing Order
PNNL-11880
Approach to ensuring quality in environmental software.
DE98054110REB PCA05/MFA01
RTV93U-63S9-001
Evaluation and Performance Assessment of Innovative
Low-VOC Contact Adhesives in Wood Laminating Oper-
ations.
PB99-102717REB PC A05/MF A01
SAND-98-1358C
Field analytical technology verification: The ETV Site Char-
acterization Program.
DE98005924REB PC A03/MF A01
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The National Technical Information Service has just made available the Environment Protection Agency's
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Standard Prices Out-of-Print Prices
A01* $ 8.00 $ 10.00
A02* $12.00 $ 15.00
A03 $23.00 $ 28.50
ACM $25.50 $ 31.50
A05 $27.00 $ 34.00
A06 $29.50 $ 36.50
A07 $33.00 $ 41.00
A08 $36.00 $ 45.00
A09 $41.00 $ 51.00
A10 $44.00 $ 54.50
A11 $47.00 $ 58.50
A12 $51.00 $ 63.00
A13 $54.00 $ 67.50
A14 $56.00 $ 70.00
A15 $58.00 $ 72.50
A16 $60.00 $ 75.00
A17 $62.00 $ 77.50
A18 $65.50 $ 81.50
A19 $67.50 $ 84.00
A20 $69.50 $ 86.50
A21 $71.50 $ 89.00
A22 $77.00 $ 96.00
A23 $79.00 $ 98.50
A24 $81.00 $101.00
A25 $83.00 $103.50
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E01 $ 16.00
E02 $ 20.00
£03 $ 22.00
E04 $ 26.00
EOS $ 29.00
E06 $ 32.00
E07 $ 36.00
E08 $ 40.00
E09 $ 44.00
E10 $ 48.00
E11 $ 52.00
E12 $ 57.00
E13 $ 61.00
EH $ 66.00
E15 $ 71.00
E16 $ 78.00
E17 $ 85.00
E18 '.....$ 91.00
E19 $101.00
E20 $116.00
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tT Codes
N01 $65.00
N02 $59.00
N03 $25.00
" A01 for standard microfiche is $12.00; $15.00 for out-of-print microfiche.
* A02 for standard microfiche is $17.00; $21.00 for out-of-print microfiche.
T01 $ 224.00
T02 $ 305.00
T03 $ 454.00
T04 $ 604.00
T05 $ 742.00
T06 $ 891.00
T07 $1,029.00
T08 $1,179.00
T09 $1,317.00
T10 $1,455.00
T11 $1,593.00
T12 $1,742,00
T13 $1,880.00
T14 $2,030.00
T15 $2,179.00
T16 $2,317.00
T17 $2,444.00
T18 $2,605.00
T19 $2,743.00
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D01 $ 69.00
D02 $ 112.00
003 $ 175.00
D04 $ 244.00
DOS $ 313.00
006 $ 370.00
D07 $ 451.00
D08 $ 508.00
D09 $ 566.00
D10 $ 646.00
D11 $ 704.00
D12 $ 784.00
D13 $ 853.00
D14 $ 922.00
D15 $ 980.00
D16 $1,037.00
D17 $1,106.00
D18 $1,175.00
D19 $1,244.00
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A02* $ 24.00 $ 30.00
A03 $ 46.00 $ 58.00
A04 $ 51.00 $ 64.00
A05 $ 54.00 $ 68.00
A06 $ 59.00 $ 74.00
A07 $ 66.00 $ 83.00
A08 $ 72.00 $ 90.00
A09 $ 82.00 $103.00
A10 $ 88.00 $110.00
A11 $ 94.00 $118.00
A12 $102.00 $128.00
A13 $108.00 $135.00
A14 $112.00 $140.00
A15 $116.00 $145.00
A16 $120.00 $150.00
A17 $124.00 $155.00
A18 $131.00 $164.00
A19 $135.00 $169.00
A20 $139.00 $174.00
A21 $143.00 $179.00
A22 $154.00 $193.00
A23 $158.00 $198.00
A24 $162.00 $203.00
A25 $166.00 $208.00
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E01 $ 32.00
E02 $ 40.00
E03 $ 44.00
E04 $ 52.00
E05 $ 58.00
E06 $ 64.00
E07 $ 72.00
E08 $ 80.00
E09 $ 88.00
E10 $ 96.00
E11 $104.00
E12 $114.00
E13 $122.00
E14 $132.00
E15 $142.00
E16 $156.00
E17 $170.00
E18 $182.00
E19 $202.00
E20 $232.00
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N02
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D01 $ 138.00
D02 $ 224.00
003 $ 350.00
D04 $ 488.00
DOS $ 626.00
D06 $ 740.00
D07 $ 902.00
DOS $1,016.00
D09 $1,132.00
D10 $1,292.00
D11 $1,408.00
D12 $1,568.00
D13 $1,706.00
D14 $1,844.00
D15 $1,960.00
D16 $2,074.00
D17 $2,212.00
D18 $2,350.00
D19 $2,488.00
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T01 $ 448.00
T02 $ 610.00
T03 $ 908.00
T04 $1,208.00
T05 $1,484.00
T06 $1,782.00
T07 $2,058.00
T08 $2,358.00
T09 $2,634.00
T10 $2,910.00
T11 $3,186.00
T12 $3,484.00
T13 $3,760.00
T14 $4,060.00
T15 $4,358.00
T16 $4,634.00
T17 $4,888.00
T18 $5,210.00
T19 $5,486.00
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