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FEDERAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
November 1972
This solid waste management report (SW-123)
was compiled by
RUBY GILL and MYRTLE BOLLY
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
1974
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An environmental protection publication
in the solid waste management series (SW-123)
For sale by tba Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Wublnctoo, D.C. 20*02
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CONTENTS
Agricultural Wastes 1
Automobile 10
Collection 12
Composting 16
General (includes all other related subjects not
cited separately) 21
Hazardous Wastes 54
Health/Safety 56
Incineration 62
Industrial Wastes 72
Institutional Wastes 82
Litter 84
Management (includes State and foreign studies,
and systems approach) 85
Ocean Disposal 97
Packaging Wastes 99
Processing/Reduction 101
Recycling 103
Research 110
Sanitary Landfill 114
Sludge 119
Street Cleaning 124
Storage 125
Training, Education 126
Transport 127
Personal Author Index 128
Corporate Author Index 144
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AGRICULTURAL WASTES
Agricultural and chemical development; 1964 annual report. Tennessee
Valley Authority. 32 p. ^10-T*
Auten, D. K. The acceptability of wastes formed in tomato production
as feedstuffs for sheep. M.S. Thesis, University of Maryland, College
Park, 1968. 58 p. A20-A
Axtell, R. C. Macro onelidae (aearina: rnesosti-gr-.ata) as biological
control agents for synanthropic flies. In G. 0. Evans, ed.
Proceedings; 2d International Congress of Acarology, Sutton Bonington,
England, July 19-25, 1967. p.401-416. A20-A
Chichester, C. 0., J. C. Ayres, S. A, Goldsmith, M, A. Joslyn, et al. 3
ads. 101 problems in food science and technology. Washington, U.S.
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1969. 192 p. AlO-C
Converse, J. C. Odor control and degradation of swine manure with
minimum aeration. Ph.D. Th'es is , University of Illinois, Urhana,
1970. 198 p. A20-C
Corder, G., and H. Miller. Farm manures. Lexington, University of
Kentucky, Cooperative Extension Service, 1964. 10 p. A20-C
Dale, A. C., D. E. Bloodgood, and C. M. Robson. Aerobic decomposition
of dairy cattle manure. Lafayette, Purdue University, Department
of Agricultural Engineering, [1970]. 10 p. A20-D
Dale, A. C., J. R. Ogilvie, A. C. Chang, M. P. Douglass, and J. A.
Lindley. Disposal of dairy cattle wastes by aerated lagoons and
irrigation. Lafayette, Purdue University, Department cf Agricultural
Engineering, 1969. 11 p. A20-D
Day, D. L. , D. D. Jones, and J. C. Converse. Livestock waste
management studies; termination report. U rb ana-Champaign ,
University of Illinois, Agricultural Engineering Department, July
1970. 97 p. A10-D
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Day, D. L. Oxidation ditches for waste disposal. International
Journal of Farm Building Research, 3:2-7, Dec. 1968. A20-D
Day, D. L. Reducing the pollutional potential of livestock wastes
with in-the-building-oxidation ditches. Presented at the Cornell
Agricultural Waste Management Conference, Rochester, N.Y., Jan.
19-21, 1970. 16 p. A20-D
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Day, D. L. Waste disposal in confinement swine systems. Prepared
for the Oklahoma Swine Breeders Association 8th Swine Short Course,
Oklahoma City, Dec. 2, 1966. [Urbana], University of Illinois.
3 p. A20-D
A design study on the economic use of agricultural wastes in Kansas.
Topeka, Theracon, Inc., 1969. [134 p.] [Distributed by National
Technical Information Service, Springfield, Va. as Publication PB
194 368.] A10-T
Dugan, G. L., C. G. Golueke, W. J. Oswald, and C. E. Rixford.
Photosynthetic reclamation of agricultural solid and liquid wastes;
second progress report. Sanitary Engineering Research Laboratory
Report No. 70-1. Berkeley, University of California, 1970. 165 p.
A10-D
Fosnaugh, J., and E. R, Stephens. Identification of feedlot odors;
final report, Feb. 1967-Apr. 1969. Riverside, University of
California. 24 p. A20-F
Foster, W. A., and J. R. Anderson. Scopeuna stercoraria predation
in relation to cow pat ecology. Presented at Work Conference on
Livestock Insects, Las Cruces, N.M., June 15-17, 1965. 4 p. A20-F
Grarrans, L. C. , L. B. Polkowski, and S. A. Uitzel . Anerobic digestion
of farm animal wastes. ASAE Paper No. 69-462. Presented at Annual
Meeting, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Lafayette, June
22-25, 1969. 29 p. A20-G
Gribble, D. J. Manure slurry storage, processing, and pumping. ASAE
Paper No. 67-926. Presented at Winter Meeting, American Society
of Agricultural Engineers, Detroit, Dec. 12-15, 1967. 3 p. A20-G
Hammond, W. C., D. L. Day, and E. L. Hansen. Treatment of liquid hog
manure to suppress odors. ASAE Paper No. 66-928. Presented at
Winter Meeting, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Chicago,
Dec. 6-9, 1966. 14 p. A20-H
Hart, S. A. Agricultural wastes management in the future. ASAE Paper
No. 67-933. Presented at Winter Meeting, American Society of
Agricultural Engineers, Detroit, Dec. 12-15, 1967. 3 p. A10-T
Hart, S. A. The management of livestock manures. American Society of
Agricultural Engineers Transactions, 3(2):78-80, 1960. A20-H
Hoadley, A. W., and E. McCoy. Some observations on the ecology of
Pseudomonas aeruginosa and its occurrence in the intestinal tract of
animals. Cornell Veterinarian, 58(3) : 354-363, July 1968. A20-H
Holmes, L. W. J. Concentration of proteinaceous solids from aerated
swine manure, M.S. Thesis, University of Illinois at Urb ana-Champaign,
1971. 92 p. A20-H
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James, P., and L. Weaver. Equipment for the heat-treatment of garbage
to be used for hog-feed. Washington, U.S. Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare, Feb. 1954. 18 p. A20-J
Jeffrey, E. A., R. Ricketts, and W. C. Blackman, Jr. Aerobic and
anaerobic digestion characteristics of livestock wastes; final
report. Columbia, University of Missouri, Sewage and Industrial
Waste Research Laboratory, 1963. 105 p. A20-J
Jones, D. D. , J. C. Converse, and D. L. Day. Aerobic digestion of
swine waste. Urbana, University of Illinois, Agricultural Engineering
Department, 1969. 9 p. A20-J
Jones, D. D., D. L. Day, and A. C. Dale. Aerobic treatment of livestock
wastes. Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin 737. Urbana,
University of Illinois, 1970. 55 p. A20-J
Jones, D. D., D. L. Day, and J. C. Converse. Field tests of oxidation
ditches in confinement swine buildings. Presented at the Cornell
Animal Waste Conference, Syracuse, Jan. 13-15, 1969. 13 p. A20-J
Loer, R, C. Animal wastes—a national problem. Presented at
American Society of Civil Engineers Environmental Engineering
Conference, Chattanooga, Tenn., May 13-17, 1968. 68 p. A20-L
Loer, R. C. Pollution implications of animal wastes — a forward
oriented review. Ada, Okla., Federal Water Pollution Control
Administration, July 1968. 175 p. A20-L
MacArthur, J. , E. D. Grossmann, and J. R, Thygeson. Research on an
animal waste pollution control system. U.S. Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare, 1970. 29 p. A20-M
Management of Farm Animal Wastes; Proceedings; National Symposium on
Animal Waste Management, East Lansing, Mich., May 5-7, 1966. ASAE
Publication No. SP-0366. St. Joseph, American Society of Agricultural
Engineers. 160 p. A20-A
McCoy, E. Removal of pollution bacteria from animal waste by soil
percolation. ASAE Paper No. 69-430. Presented at Annual Meeting,
American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Lafayette, June 22-25,
1969. 9 p. A20-M
Miner, J. R. , and T. E. Hazen. Alternatives to oxidation ditches
under slotted floors. Presented at Tenth National Pork Industry
Conference, Lincoln, Nebr., Nov. 9, 1967. 14 p. A20-M
Miner, J. R. 1968 Literature review/agricultural (livestocks) wastes.
Ames, Iowa Agriculture and Home Economics Experiment Station, Feb.
1969. 22 p. A20-M
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Miner, J. R. The universities' role in feedlot pollution control.
Presented at Animal Waste Management Conference, Kansas City, Mo.,
Feb. 1969. 8 p. A20-M
Muehling, A. J. Swine housing and waste management; a research review.
Urbana, University of Illinois, Department of Agricultural Engineering,
Aug. 1969. 91 p. A2G-M
National Industrial Pollution Control Council. Animal slaughtering
and processing; Sub-council report. Washington, U.S. Government
Printing Office, Feb. 1971. 14 p. A20-N
National Industrial Pollution Control Council. Animal wastes; staff
report. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, Feb. 1971.
15 p. A20-N
Poorbaugh, J. H., and J. R. Anderson. The importance of predaceois
larvae in the cattle dropping habitat. Presented at Work Conference
on Livestock Insects, Las Cruces, N.M. , June 15-17, 1965. 5 p.
A20-F
Proceedings; Animal Waste Management Conference, Kansas City, Feb. 20,
1969. U.S. Department of the Interior. 40 p. A20-U
A report to the President: control of agriculture-related pollution.
Washington, The Secretary of Agriculture, and The Director of the
Office of Science and Technology, 1969. 102 p. A10-F
Strauch, D., J. Koesters, W. Mueller, and H. Weyers. Das Abfallproblem
in der landwirtschaftlichen Nutzierhaltung. [Refuse problem in the
agricultural use of animal waste.] Tieraerztliche Woehensohrift,
81(11):209-212, 1968. A20-S
Taiganides, E. P. The animal waste disposal problem. In N. C. Brody,
ed. Agriculture and the quality of our environment. Washington,
American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1967. p.385-
394. (Reprinted, 1968.) A20-T
Taiganides, E. P. The battle at the forgotten end. ASAE Paper No.
67-925. Presented at Winter Meeting, American Society of Agricultural
Engineers, Detroit, Dec. 12-15, 1967. 8 p. A20-T
Taiganides, E. P., and R. White. The menace of noxious gases in
animal units. Transactions of the American Society of Agricultural
Engineers, 12(3):359-362, 367, May-June 1969. A20-T
Taiganides, E. P. Mission impossible: dispose animal wastes.
Presented at 24th Annual Purdue Industrial Waste Conference, Purdue
University, Lafayette, May 6-8, 1969. 13 p. A20-T
Taiganides, E. P. Modern methods of animal waste disposal. Columbus,
Ohio State University, Agricultural Engineering Department, 1967. 9
p. A20-T
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Taiganides, E. P., and R. K. White. Origin, identification, and
control of noxious gases in animal confinement production units.
Presented at Ontario Swine Conferences, Guelph, and Ridgetown,
Feb. 2-3, 1968. 20 p. A20-T
U of M looks at pollution controls for feedlots. The Farmer* p.12-13,
May 16, 1970. A20-A
U.S. Department of Agriculture. Farmstead sewage and refuse disposal.
Agriculture Information Bulletin 274. Washington, U.S. Government
Printing Office, 1963. 25 p. A10-U
U.S. Department of Agriculture. Science and improving our environment.
Agriculture Information Bulletin 319. Washington, U.S. Government
Printing Office, 1968. 9 p. A10-U
Wadleigh, C. H. Wastes in relation to agriculture and forestry. U.S.
Department of Agriculture Miscellaneous Publication No. 1065.
Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1968. 112 p. A10-W
Weaver, W. The treatment of animal wastes. London, The Institute of
Public Cleansing, 1952. Ill p. A20-W
White, R. K. Analysis of volatile gases from animal wastes using gas
chromatography; a review and abstracts of selected references.
Agricultural Pollution Control Research Laboratory Report No. 16.
Columbus, Ohio State University, 1968. 16 p. A20-W
White R. K., and E. P. Taiganides. A procedure to identify malodors
from animal wastes. Presented at Annual Meeting, American Society
of Agricultural Engineers, Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind., June
22-25, 1969. 13 p. A20-W
White, R. K. Gas chromatographic analysis of odors from dairy animal
wastes. Ph.D. Thesis, Ohio State University, Columbus, 1969. 143
p. A20-VJ
Witzel, S. A., 0. J. Attoe, E. McCoy, L. B. Polkowski, and K. Crabtree.
A study of farm waste (farm animal waste: characterization, handling,
and utilization). Madison, University of Wisconsin, 1969. 141 p.
A20-W
AGRICULTURAL WASTES—POULTRY
Anderson, E. J. Poultry waste disposal problems and solutions.
Presented at New Hampshire Poultry Health Conference, Feb. 1-2,
1968. 11 p. A30-A
Axtell, R. C. Integrated fly-control program for caged poultry houses
Journal of Economic; Entomology, 63(2) :400-405, Apr. 1970. A30-A
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Dugan, G. L. , C. G. Golueke, and W. J. Oswald. Hydraulic methods of
transporting chicken wastes in a semi-enclosed biosystem. Presented
at 45th Annual Meeting, Pacific Dairy and Poultry Association, Palm
Springs, Calif., Mar. 18-19, 1969. 17 p. A30-D
Fontenot, J. Utilization of broiler litter as animal feed; detailed
summary progress report of research accomplished. Blacksburg,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, July 1970. 32 p. A30-F
Hart, S., and M. Turner. Poultry manure lagoons. Presented at Second
National Symposium on Poultry Industry Waste Management, Lincoln,
May 19-20, 1964. University of Nebraska Center for Continuing
Education. 18 p. A30-H
Ludington, D. C., A. C. Dale, and D. E. Bloodgood. Storage of poultry
manure with minimum odor. ASAE Paper No. 67-932. Presented at 61st
Annual Meeting, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Detroit,
Dec. 12-15, 1967. 19 p. A30-L
Porges, R. , and E. J. Struzeski., Jr. Wastes from the poultry processing
industry. Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center Technical
Report W62-3. Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare, 1962. 40 p. A30-P
Proceedings; 1969 National Poultry Litter and Waste Management Seminar,
Salisbury, Md., Sept. 29-30, 1969. Georgetown, University of
Delaware Substation. 149 p. A30-U
Proceedings; Second National Symposium on Poultry Industry Waste
Management, Lincoln, May 19-20, 1964. University of Nebraska.
251 p. A30-U
Reed, C. H., J. E. Steckel, and M. S. Finstein. Poultry manure disposal
by plow-furrow cover. Unpublished manuscript. 1967. 23 p. A30-R
Second National Poultry Litter and Waste Management Seminar, College
Station, Tex., Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 1968. [Texas A & M University.]
229 p. A30-T
Sheppard, C. C., ed. Poultry pollution: problems and solutions.
Research report 117—farm science. East Lansing, Michigan State
University, Agricultural Experiment Station, July 1970. 55 p.
A30-S
Taiganides, E. P. Anaerobic digestion of poultry manure. k'orld's
Poultry Soienoe Journal, 19 (4): 252-261, Oct.-Dec. 1963. A30-T
Wiley, J. S. Utilization and disposal of poultry manure. Cincinnati,
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1969. 14 p.
A30-W
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AGRICULTURAL WASTES—CROPS
Bloodgood, D. E., and C. M. Robson. Aerobic storage of dairy cattle
manure. Presented at Cornell Agricultural Animal Waste Conference,
Syracuse, Jan. 13-15, 1969. 7 p. A40-B
Callihan, C. D. Microbes as edible tax exempt personnel. Baton Rouge,
Louisiana State University. 16 p. A40-C
Changing Patterns in Fertilizer Use; Proceedings of a Symposium.
Madison, Soil Science Society of America, Inc., 1968. 446 p. A40-N
Chemistry and toxicology of agricultural chemicals; a four-year summary
report, 1965 through 1968. University of California at Davis, Food
Protection and Toxicology Center, 1968. 212 p. A40-F
Clark, T. F., and E. C. Lathrop. Corncobs—their composition,
availability, agricultural and industrial uses. Peoria, 111., U.S.
Department of Agriculture, Northern Regional Research Laboratory,
Apr. 1953. 67 p. A40-C
Clark, T. F., and E. C. Lathrop. Dry grinding of agricultural residues:
a new industrial enterprise. Peoria, 111., U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Northern Regional Research Laboratory, 1952. 48 p,
A40-C
Clark, T. F., and E. C. Lathrop. Nut shells and fruitpits—their
composition, availability, agricultural and industrial uses. Peoria,
111., U.S. Department of Agriculture, Northern Regional Research
Laboratory, Feb. 1953. 39 p. A40-C
Frontiers in Conservation; Proceedings of the 24th Annual Meeting, Soil
Conservation Society of America, Fort Collins, Colo., Aug. 10-13,
1969. 162 p. A40-S
Harre, E. Fertilizer trends, 1967. Muscle Shoals, Tennessee Valley
Authority, 1967. 83 p. A40-H
Hensler, R. F., R. J. Olsen, S. A. Witzel, 0. J. Attoe, W. H. Paulson,
and R. F. Johannes. Effect of method of manure handling on crop
yields and runoff losses. ASAE Paper No. 69-468. Presented at
Annual Meeting, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Lafayette,
June 22-25, 1969. 16 p. A40-H
Hunt, P. G. Effects of composted municipal refuse on plant seed
germination and soil organisms. Ph.D. Thesis, University of Florida,
Gainesville, 1970. 145 p. A40-H
Ibach> D, B. Fertilizer use in the United States; its economic
position and outlook. Agricultural Economic Report No. 92. Washington,
U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1966. 26 p. A40-I
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Kleinman, A. Investigation of lead residues on growing fruits and
vegetables. Los Angeles, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, 1967.
17 p. A40-K
Linderman, R. G. , and T. A. Toussoun. Breakdown in Thielauiopsis
basi-cola root rot resistance in cotton by hydrocinnamic (3
phenylpropionic acid. Phytopathology, 58(10):1,431-1,432, Oct.
1968. A40-L
Linderman, R. G. , and T. A. Toussoun. Pathogenesis of Th-ielaviopsis
basi-aola in nonsterile soil. Phytopathology, 58(12) :1,578-1,583,
Dec. 1968. A40-L
Linderman, R. G. , and T. A. Toussoun. Predisposition to thielaviopsis
root rot of cotton by phytotoxins from decomposing barley residues.
Phytopathology, 58(11):1,571-1,574, Nov. 1968. A40-L
Lindsay, W. L., and N. J. Park. Wastes composts as chelating agents
in plant nutrition. Fort Collins, Colorado State University
Department of Agronomy, May 31,'1969. 15 p. A40-L
Miller, B. F. Biological digestion of manure by diptera. Presented
at Pacific Southwest Animal Industry Conference, Fresno, Nov. 17,
1969. Sacramento, California Grain and Feed Association. 1 p.
A40-M
Miller, H. F., and G. D. Corder. Know your fertilizer. Lexington,
University of Kentucky, Cooperative Extension Service. 8 p.
A40-M
Miller, H. F. What's in the fertilizer bag? Leaflet 171. Lexington,
University of Kentucky, Cooperative Extension Service. 8 p. A40-M
Minshall, N., M. S. Nichols, and S. A. Witzel. Plant nutrients in
base flow of streams in southwestern Wisconsin. Water Resources
Research, 5(3):706-713, June 1969. A40-M
National Industrial Pollution Control Council. Fertilizers and
agricultural chemicals; Sub-council report. Washington, U.S.
Government Printing Office, Oct. 1971. 40 p. A40-N
Nye, J. C., A. C. Dale, and D. E. Bloodgood. Effect of temperature
on aerobic decomposition of dairy waste. ASAE Paper No. 69-926.
Presented at Winter Meeting, American Society of Agricultural
Engineers, Chicago, Dec. 9-12, 1969. 10 p. A40-N
Parsa, A. A. Solid wastes as ZN fertilizers. Ph.D. Thesis, Colorado
State University, Fort Collins, 1971. ^7 p. [Distributed by
University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, Mich, as Thesis 70-20,019.]
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Report of the Interregional Seminar on the Production of Fertilizers,
Kiev, Ukrainian SSR, Aug. 24-Sept. 11, 1965. New York, United
Nations, 1966. 51 p. A40-U
Simmons, R. W., and J. H. Axley. Phototoxicity of water extracts of
the tomato plant and a technique for its determination. College
Park, University of Maryland, [1965]. 9 p. A40-S
Weinhold, A. R., T. Bowman, and R. L. Dodman. Virulence of Rhizoctonia
solani as affected by nutrition of the pathogen. Phytopathology,
59(11):1,601-1,605, Nov. 1969. A40-W
Witzel, S. A., N. Minshall, M. S. Nichols, and J. Wilke. Surface
runoff and nutrient losses of fennimore watersheds. American
Society of Agricultural Engineers Transactions, 12(3):338-341,
1969. A40-W
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AUTOMOBILE
Alpiser, F. M. Air pollution from disposal of junk autos. Paper
68-25. Presented at 61st Annual Meeting, Air Pollution Control
Association, St. Paul, June 23-27, 1968. 19 p. T10-A
Automobile and bulk waste shredding. Technical Memo No. 4. Atlanta
Region Metropolitan Planning Commission, 1970. 4 p. T10-A
Automobile disposal; a national problem. U.S. Bureau of Mines Special
Publication No. 1-67. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office,
1967. 569 p. T10-U
Brown, J. A model program for a regional system of collection and
disposal of abandoned motor vehicles. Hartford, University of
Harvard, Regional Affair Center, 1969. 116 p. TlO-B
Dehn, W. T. Solving the abandoned vehicle problem in small communities;
a Division of Technical Operations open-file report (TO 5.5/0).
[Cincinnati], U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare,
1970. 26 p. T10-D
Derrickson, G. F. Motor vehicle abandonment in U.S. urban areas.
Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, Mar. 1967. 51 p. T10-D
Disposal of automobile scrap in Connecticut. Hartford, Connecticut
Development Commission, 1967. [70 p.]. T10-C
Hamburg, F. C. Economically feasible alternatives to open burning of
railroad freight car dismantling. Paper 68-179. Presented at Annual
Meeting, Air Pollution Control Association, St. Paul, June 24-27,
1968. 25 p. T10-H
Kurtzweg, J. Regulation of automobile wrecking yards. Seattle, Puget
Sound Regional Planning Council, 1967. 31 p. TlO-K
Legal aspects of junk auto disposal. Falls Church, Northern Virginia
Regional Planning Commission, 1967. 39 p. T10-N
Management Technology, Inc. Automobile scrapping processes and needs
for Maryland; interim report. Washington, U.S. Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare, 1969. [59 p.] T10-M
Management Technology, Inc. Automobile scrapping processes and needs
for Maryland; a final report on a solid waste demonstration. Public
Health Service Publication No. 2027. Washington, U.S. Government
Printing Office, 1970. 64 p. T10-M
McCann, P. K. Automobile blight—where we stand. Augusta, Maine State
Park and Recreation Commission. 33 p. T10-M
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National Industrial Pollution Control Council. Junk car disposal;
Sub-council report. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office,
1970. 56 p. T10-N
Proceedings; National Conference on Auto Salvage, Washington, Oct.
1, 1964. Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel. 153 p. T10-I
Regional automobile disposal. Chicago, Public Administration Service,
1966. 41 p. T10-P
Solid waste problems in the auto wrecking/dismantling industry in
Amarillo, Texas. San Antonio, Southwest Research Institute, 1969.
32 p. T10-S
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COLLECTION
Aluminum: the modern material for sewage treatment equipment and
plants. New York, Aluminum Association. 23 p. T12-A
American Public Works Association. Refuse collection practice. 3d
ed. Chicago, Public Administration Service, 1966. 525 p. C10-A
An analysis of refuse collection and sanitary landfill disposal.
Sanitary Engineering Research Project Technical Bulletin No. 8.
Series 37. [Richmond], University of California, Dec. 1952. 133 p.
C10-U
Blair, L. H., H. P. Hatry, and P. A. Don Vito. Measuring the
effectiveness of local government services; solid waste collection.
Washington, The Urban Institute, Oct. 1970. 36 p. C10-B
Browne, H. H. Report of the working party on refuse collection;
legal and administrative aspects. Presented at The Institute of
Public Cleansing, 69th Annual Conference, Blackpool, June 6-9, 1967.
8 p. C10-B
Connolly, J. A., ed. Abstracts; selected patents on refuse handling
facilities for buildings. Public Health Service Publication No.
1793. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1968. 320 p.
T12-C
Cooper, G. H., and D. W. Jackson. Depots, workshops, and vehicle
maintenance. London, Institute of Public Cleansing, 1968. 121 p.
T12-C
Critchley, H. F. The report and the smaller authority. Presented at
Institute of Public Cleansing, 69th Annual Conference, Blackpool,
June 5-9, 1967. 12 p. C10-C
Ellis, H. M. Depots and workshops. London, Institute of Public
Cleansing, 1953. 66 p. T12-E
The 1969 environmental wastes control manual and catalog file.
Ridgewood, N.J., Public Works Journal Corporation. 268 p. T12-P
Futuristic trends in materials handling. Knoxville, Dempster Brothers,
Inc. 11 p. T24-D
Garbage: a burning issue. Environmental Pollution Committee, San
Francisco Chamber of Commerce, Dec. 1967. 20 p. C10-E
Garland, G. A., and J. B. Brown. A summary of transfer station costs.
Unpublished report. Washington, U.S. Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare, Dec. 15, 1967. 17 p. T24-G
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Greenville County Planning Conmission. Solid waste—a plan for
collection and disposal. 1968. 30 p. [Distributed by National
Technical Information Service, Springfield, Va. as Publication
PB 180 641.] C10-A
Harden, D. T. Location of solid waste disposal facilities in urban
communities. M.S. Thesis, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta,
Aug. 1967. 62 p. T12-H
[Hickman, H. L.] Report on the Swedish pneumatic solid waste collection
systems. 10 p. C10-H
Higginson, A. E. The analysis of domestic refuse. [London], The
Institute of Public Cleansing, [1965]. 108 p. C10-H
Hoff, S. The litter knight. New York, McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1970.
35 p. C10-H
1962 Inventory municipal waste facilities; Region II; Delaware, New
Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. Public Health Service Publication
No. 1065. v.2. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1963.
202 p. T12-U
1962 Inventory municipal waste facilities; Region VIII; Colorado, Idaho,
Montana, Utah, and Wyoming. Public Health Service Publication No.
1065. v.8. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1963.
66 p. T12-U
Kaupert, W. Modern vehicles and equipment used by German Public
Services. Presented at 8th International Congress of Public
Cleansing, Vienna, Apr. 14-17, 1964. 23 p. T12-K
Kestner, M. Transfer station feasibility study for city of Schenectady.
M.S. Thesis, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N.Y., Jan. 1969.
114 p. T24-K
Kumpf, E. W. , K. Maas, and H. Straub. Refuse and waste disposal;
handbook for the collection, removal, and utilization of household,
municipal and commercial waste. Berlin, Erich Schmidt Verlag, 1964.
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O'Toole, M. , Jr. Area wide retuse disposal. M.S. Thesis, Rensselaer
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Tope, 0. Modern street cleaning vehicles and equipment of German
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COMPOSTING
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Joint Working Party on Municipal Composting; information bulletin
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Wiley, J. S., F. E. Gartre, and H. G. Smith. Concept and design of
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GENERAL
The affluent and the effluent. Chicago, Railway Systems and Management
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Algae and Metropolitan Waste; Transactions of the 1960 Seminar, Apr.
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American Public Works Association. Municipal refuse disposal. 2d ed.
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National Academy of Engineering-National Academy of Sciences. Policies
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Stierli, H. Annual report for fiscal year 1969; analytical and special
support to Division of Technical Operations and Division of
Research and Development; a Division of Research and Development
open-file report (RS-03-68-04). [Cincinnati], U.S. Department of
Health, Education, and Welfare, 1970. 4 p. G10-S
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Still, H. The dirty animal. New York, Hawthorn Books, Inc., 1967.
298 p. G10-S
Stirrup, F. L. Public cleansing: refuse disposal. Oxford, Pergamon
Press, 1965. 144 p. G10-S
Townley, D. A. Solid waste problems and programs: a challenge to
the professional sanitarian. Washington, U.S. Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare, 1968. 12 p. G10-T
Training of ambulance personnel and others responsible for emergency
care of the sick and injured at the scene and during transport.
Washington, National Academy of Sciences, Mar. 1968. 23 p. G10-N
Treatment and disposal of wastes. WHO Technical Report Series No.
367. Geneva, World Health Organization, 1967. 30 p. G10-W
The Trend in Engineering, v.22. no.4. Seattle, University of Washington,
Oct. 1970. 36 p. G10-U
U.S. Department of Transportation. Basic training program for
emergency medical technician—ambulance; concepts and recommendations.
Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1969. 45 p. G10-U
U.S. Public Health Service, and American Public Works Association.
Refuse collection and disposal for the small community; a joint
study and report. Washington, U.S. Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare, 1953. 39 p. G10-U
Vaughan, R. D. The Federal solid wastes program. Civil- Vi\':
39(2):69-71, Feb. 1969. G10-V
Vaughan, R. D., and R. J. Black. The Federal solid wastes program; a
progress report. [Cincinnati], U.S. Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare, [1968]. 16 p. G10-V
Vaughan, R. D. Solid waste management: the federal role. [Cincinnati],
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1969. 22 p.
G10-V
Vaughan, R. D. The solid wastes program of the U.S. Public Health
Service. Washington, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare, [1968]. 13 p. G10-V
Vaughan, R. D. Solid waste management in the U.S.A. Presented at
Waste Disposal; 4th International Congress of the International
Research Group on Refuse Disposal, Basel, Switzerland, June 2-5,
1969. 27 p. G10-V
Vaughan, R. D. Testimony at hearings before the Subcommittee on Science,
Research, Technology and Development of the Committee on Science and
Astronautics, U.S. House of Representatives, Feb. 2, 1968. 12 p.
G10-V
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Waste management and control; a report to the Federal Council for
Science and Technology. National Academy of Sciences-National
Research Council Publication 1400. Washington, 1966. 257 p.
G10-N
Wills, W. , ed. Pennsylvania Sanitation Digest, v.2. no.2. Harrisburg
Bureau of Housing and Environmental Control, 1970. 17 p. G10-A
1960 Yearbook. Chicago, American Public Works Association. 458 p.
G10-A
1961 Yearbook. Chicago, American Public Works Association. 503 p.
G10-A
1962 Yearbook. Chicago, American Public Works Association. 524 p.
G10-A
1963 Yearbook. Chicago, American Public Works Association. 580 p.
G10-A
1964 Yearbook. Chicago, American Public Works Association. 597 p.
G10-A
1965 Yeabook. Chicago, American Public Works Association. 669 p.
G10-A
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GENERAL—AIR POLLUTION
Abatement of sulfur oxide emissions from stationary combustion sources.
Washington, National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council,
1970. 75 p. E20-N
Air pollution aspects of emission sources: cement manufacturing—a
bibliography with abstracts. Office of Air Programs Publication
No. AP-94. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, May 1971.
44 p. E20-E
Air pollution aspects of emission sources: municipal incineration—a
bibliography with abstracts. Air Pollution Control Office
Publication No. AP-92. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office,
May 1971. 95 p. E20-E
Air pollution aspects of emission sources: nitric acid manufacturing—
a bibliography with abstracts. Air Pollution Control Office
Publication No. AP-93. Washington, U.S. Government Printing
Office, Ma> 1971. 31 p.- E20-E
Air pollution aspects of emission sources: sulfuric acid manufacturing—
a bibliography with abstracts. Office of Air Programs Publication
No. AP-95. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, May 1971.
58 p. E20-E.
Air pollution control. Law and Contemporary Problems, v.33, no. 2.
Durham, Duke University, School of Law, Spring 1968. E20-H
Air pollution control field operations manual. Public Health Service
Publication No. 937. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office,
1962. 285 p. E20-U
Air pollution in the Detroit-Winsor area. In Report on the pollution
of the atmosphere in the Detroit River area. Washington, International
Joint Commission—U.S. and Canada, 1960. 2 p. E20-I
Air quality criteria for carbon monoxide. National Air Pollution
Control Administration Publication No. AP-62. Washington, U.S.
Government Printing Office, Mar. 1970. 158 p. E20-U
Air quality criteria for hydrocarbons. National Air Pollution
Control Administration Publication No. AP-64. Washington, U.S.
Government Printing Office, Mar. 1970. 104 p. E20-U
Air quality criteria for particulate matter. National Air Pollution
Control Administration Publication No. AP-49. Washington, U.S.
Government Printing Office, 1969. 211 p. E20-U
Air quality criteria for photochemical oxidants. National Air Pollution
Control Administration Publication No. AP-63. Washington, U.S.
Government Printing Office, Mar. 1970. 178 p. E20-U
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Air quality criteria for sulfur oxides. National Air Pollution Control
Administration Publication No. AP-50. Washington, U.S. Government
Printing Office, Jan. 1969. 178 p. E20-U
Atmospheric emissions from wet-process phosphoric acid manufacture.
National Air Pollution Control Administration Publication No. AP-57.
Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1970. 86 p. E20-M
Auswurfbegrenzung Abfallverbrennung in Anlagen mit Durchsatzleistungen
bis zu 1500 kg/h Abfall. [Restriction of emission, waste incineration
in plants with throughput of up to 1,500 kg per hr.] VDI Richtlinien
2301. Duesseldorf, VDI Verlag GmbH, Feb. 1967. 9 p. E20-V
Auswurfbegrenzung AufbereItungs- und Mischanlagen fuer den Bituminosen
Strassenbau. [Restriction of emission pretreatment and mixing plants
for road-surfacing aggregates with bituminous binder.] VDI Richtlinien
2283. Duesseldorf, VDI Verlag GmbH, July 1967. 9 p. E20-F
Auswurfbegrenzung Hochofenbetrieb Erzsinteranlagen (Saugsugpfannen
und Bandanlagen). [Emission control blast furnace operation—ore
sintering plants (induced-draft pan and moving grate installations).]
VDI Richtlinien 2095. Duesseldorf, VDI Verlag GmbH, Feb. 1963.
7 p. E20-V
Auswurfbegrenzung Kupfererzhutten. [Restriction of emission; copper-ore
mills.] VDI Richtlinien 2101. Duesseldorf, VDI Verlag GmbH, Sept.
1966. 13 p. E20-V
Auswurfbegrenzung Kupferschrotthuetten und Kupferraffinerien. [Restriction
of emission: copper-scrap smelting plants and copper refineries.]
VDI Richtlinien 2102. Duesseldorf, VDI Verlag GmbH, Oct. 1966. 8 p.
E20-V
Auswurfbegrenzung Mineralolraffinerien. [Restriction of emission
mineral-oil refineries.] VDI Richtlinien 2440. Duesseldorf, VDI
Verlag GmbH, May 1967. 9 p. E20-F
Auswurfbegrenzung von Schwefeldioxid Spaltanlagen zur Stadtgaserzeugung
Kokereien und Gaswerke. [Restriction of sulfur-dioxide emission
cracking plants for city-gas production coking plants and gasworks.]
VDI Richtlinien 2291. Duesseldorf, VDI Verlag GmbH, Dec. 1966.
5 p. E20-E
Auswurfbegrenzung von Staub beim Loeschen von Koks Kokereineii und
Gaswerke. [Restriction of dust emission in coke quenching coking
plants and gasworks.] VDI Richtlinien 2303. Duesseldorf, VDI Verlag
GmbH, Nov. 1966. 4 p. E20-A
Auswurfbegrenzung Zementwerke. [Restriction of emission, Portland
cement works.] VDI Richtlinien 2094. Duesseldorf, VDI Verlag
GmbH, Feb. 1967. 26 p. E20-V
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Begriffsbestimmungen; Reinhaltung der Luft. [Definitions; air
pollution control.] VDI Richtlinien 2104. Duesseldorf, VDI
Verlag GmbH, 1966. 6 p. E20-V
Cares, J. W. Determination of formaldehyde by the chromotropic acid
method in the presence of oxides of nitroge.i. American Industrial
Hygiene Association Journal, 29:405-410, July-Aug. 1968. E20-C
Cares, J. W. The determination of oxides of sulfur by x-ray emission
spectrometry . American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal,
29:386-389, July-Aug. 1968. E20-C
Community action programs for air pollution control. Washington,
National Association of Counties Research Foundation, 1966. E20-N
A compilation of selected air pollution emission control regulations
and ordinances. rev. ed. Washington, U.S. Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare, 1968; 146 p. E20-A
Conner, W. D., and J. R. Hodkinson. Optical properties and visual streets
of smoke-stack plumes. Public Health Service Publication No. 999-AP-30.
Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1967.
89 p. E20-C
Control techniques for carbon monoxide emissions from stationary
sources. National Air Pollution Control Administration Publication
No. AP-65. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, Mar. 1970.
55 p. E20-U
Control techniques for carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxide, and hydrocarbon
emissions from mobile sources. National Air Pollution Control
Administration Publication No. AP-66. Washington, U.S. Government
Printing Office, Mar. 1970. 114 p. E20-U
Control techniques for hydrocarbon and organic solvent emissions from
stationary sources. National Air Pollution Control Administration
Publication No. AP-68. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office,
Mar. 1970. 9A p. E20-U
Control techniques for nitrogen oxides from stationary sources.
National Air Pollution Control Administration Publication No. AP-67.
Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, Mar. 1970. 96 p. E20-U
Control techniques for particulate air pollutants. National Air
Pollution Control Administration Publication No. AP-51. Washington,
U.S. Government Printing Office, Jan. 1969. 215 p. E20-U
Control techniques for sulfur oxide air pollutants. National Air
Pollution Control Administration Publication No. AP-52. Washington,
U.S. Government Printing Office, Mar. 1969. 122 p. E20-U
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Cuffe, S. T., and R. W. Gerstle. Emissions from coal-fired power
plants; a comprehensive summary. Public Health Service Publication
No. 999-AP-35. Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare, 1967. 26 p. E20-C
Decker, H. M., L. M. Buchanan, D. E. Frisque, M. E. Filler, and C. M.
Dahlgren. Advances in large-volume air sampling. Contamination Control,
Aug. 1969. 5 p. (Reprint.) E20-D
Danielson, J. A., ed. Air pollution engineering manual. Public
Health Service Publication No. 999-AP-40. Washington, U.S.
Government Printing Office, 1968. 892 p. E20-D
Domestic sources of emissions to the atmosphere. In Report on bi-State
study of air pollution in the Chicago metropolitan area. Chicago,
Association of Conunerrp and Industry, 1959. p.70-75. E20-I
Duprey, R. L. Compilation of air pollutant emission factors. Public
Health Service Publication No. 999-AP-42. Washington, U.S. Government
Printing Office, 1968. 67 p. E20-D
Ferguson, J. S., R. T. Cope, and E. F. McFarren. Air particulates no.
1; study no. 22. Public Health Service Publication No. 999-AP-22.
Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1965.
75 p. E20-F
Fernandes, J. H. Industrial and municipal air pollution control
techniques and practices in the United States. Windsor, Combustion
Engineering, Inc., Mar. 1970. 15 p. E20-F
Freedom to breathe; report of the Mayor's Task Force on Air Pollution in
the city of New York. June 20, 1966. 175 p. E20-M
Golueke, C. G., and P. H. McGaughey. Future alternatives to incineration
and their air pollution potential. In Proceedings; Third National
Conference on Air Pollution, Washington, Dec. 12-14, 1966. Washington,
U.S. Government Printing Office, 1967. p.296-305. E20-C
The 1967 Greater Cleveland Conference on Air Pollution, Cleveland, Oct.
7, 1967. Cleveland Area Councils Association. 36 p. E20-C
Highlights of selected air pollution research grants. National Air
Pollution Control Administration Publication No. AP-70. Washington,
U.S. Government Printing Office, 1970. 50 p. E20-U
Hindawi, I. J. Air pollution injury to vegetation. Washington, U.S.
Government Printing Office, 1970. 44 p. E20-H
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Holzworth, G. C. Large-scale weather influences on air pollution
potential in the United States. Paper No. 68-52. Presented at 61st
Annual Meeting, Air Pollution Control Association, St. Paul, June
23-27, 1968, 17 p. E20-H
Implications of rising carbon dioxide content of the atmosphere; a
statement of trends and implications of carbon dioxide research
reviewed at a conference of scientists. New York, Conservation
Foundation, 1963. 15 p. E20-C
Jacobson, J. S., and A. C. Hill, eds. Recognition of air pollution
injury to vegetation; a pictorial atlas. Pittsburgh, Air Pollution
Control Association, 1970. [110 p.] E20-A
Kaiser, E. R. Incinerators, to meet new air pollution standards.
Presented at [Meeting], Mid-Atlantic Section, Air Pollution Control
Association, New York, Apr. 20, 1967. 9 p. E20-K
Kohn, R. E. Leaf burning; an economic case study. Ssi-ent'Lst and
Citizen^ 9(4):l-5, Apr. 1967. 5 p. (Reprint.) E20-K
Kreichelt, T. E. Air pollution aspects of tepee burners used for
disposal of municipal refuse. Public Health Service Publication No.
999-AP-28. Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare, 1966. 35 p. E20-K
Leistungsmessungen an Entsbaubern. [Performance measurements at dust
collectors.] VDI Richtlinien 2066. Duesseldorf, Verlag GmbH, 1966.
21 p. E20-V
Linsky, B. Health effects of air pollution related to solid wastes:
a preliminary report to the Office of Solid Wastes, Public Health
Service, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Morgantown,
W.Va., 1966. 21 p. E20-L
McMullen, T. B., and R. Smith. The trend of suspended particulates in
urban air; 1957-1964. Public Health Service Publication No. 999-AP-19.
Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Sept.
1965. 27 p. E20-M
Medalia, N. Z., and A. L. Finkner. Community perception of air quality:
an opinion survey in Clarkston, Washington. Public Health Service
Publication No. 999-AP-10. Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare, 1965. 106 p. E20-M
National Industrial Pollution Control Council. Air pollution by
sulfur oxides; staff report. Washington, U.S. Government Printing
Office, Feb. 1971. 24 p. E20-N
National Industrial Pollution Control Council. Exhaust emissions from
gas turbine aircraft engines; Sub-council report. Washington, U.S.
Government Printing Office, Feb. 1971. 28 p. E20-N
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National Industrial Pollution Control Council. Maintaining vehicular
emission control system integrity; Sub-council report. Washington,
U.S. Government Printing Office, Mar. 1971. 13 p. E20-N
National Industrial Pollution Control Council. Mathematical models
for air pollution control policy decision-making; Sub-council report.
Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, Feb. 1971. 22 p. E20-N
Niessen, W. R. , and A. F. Sarofim. The emission and control of air
pollutants from the incineration of municipal solid wa^te. Presented
at Second International Clean Air Congress, International Union of
Air Pollution Prevention Association, Washington, Dec. 6-11, 1970.
65 p. E20-N
No laughing matter: the cartoonist focuses on air pollution. Public
Health Service Publication No. 1561. Washington, U.S. Government
Printing Office, 1966. 60 p. E20-U
Ozolins, G., and R. Smith. A rapid survey technique for estimating
community air pollution emissions. Public Health Service Publication
No. 999-AP-29. Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare, 1966. 77 p. E20-0
Pennsylvania State University, Center of Air Environment Studies.
Guide to research in air pollution; projects active in calendar year
1969. 7th ed. Public Health Service Publication No. 981. Washington,
U.S. Government Printing Office, 1970. 193 p. E20-P
Proceedings; Clean Air for Urban Environments—A Community Action
Seminar, Houston, Oct. 20, 1966. University of Houston. 58 p.
E20-U
Proceedings; National Conference on Air Pollution, Washington, Dec.
10-12, 1962. Public Health Service Publication No. 1022. Washington,
U.S. Government Printing Office, 1963. 436 p. E20-U
Proceedings; Third National Conference on Air Pollution, Washington,
Dec. 12-14 , 1966. Public Health Service Publication No. 1649.
Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, [1967]. 667 p. E20-U
Proceedings; Rocky Mountain Regional Conference on Air Pollution, Latamie,
Nov. 16-17, 1967. University of Wyoming. 110 p. E20-W
A review of air pollution in New York State. New York Air Pollution
Control Board, 1958. p.10-11. E20-N
Sheleikhovskii, G. V. Smoke pollution of towns [1949]. Translated from
Russian by the Israel Program for Scientific Translations, 1961.
[Distributed by National Technical Information Service, Springfield,
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Stahl, Q. R. Preliminary air pollution survey of mercury and its
compounds; a literature review. National Air Pollution Control
Administration Publication No. APTD-69-40. Raleigh, U.S. Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1969. 96 p. E20-S
Staubauswurfbegrenzung bei der Herstellung von Calciumcarbid- [Dust
emission control in calcium carbide production.] VDI Richtlinien
2111. Duesseldorf, VDI Verlag GmbH, Dec. 1965. 6 p. E20-E
Staubauswurfbegrenzung stahlwerksbetrieb (Brauner Rauch). 1.
Sauerstoffaublasverfahren Konverter. [Dust emission control, steel
works (brown smoke) oxygen blown steel processes, converter.] VDI
Richtlinien 2112. Duesseldorf, VDI Verlag GmbH, June 1966- 12 p.
E20-V
Technical progress report. v.l. Control of stationary sources.
County of Los Angeles, Air Pollution Control District, I960. 179 p.
E20-A
Trieff, N. M. Analysis of industrial odor emissions. Philadelphia,
Drexel Institute of Technology, 1968. 35 p. E20-T
Zimmer, C. E., and G. J. Nehls. The impact of computers upon air
pollution research. Cincinnati, [U.S. Public Health Service], Bureau
of Disease Prevention and Environmental Control, [1968]. 12 p. E20-Z
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GENERAL — ENVIRONMENT
Abstracts of recent published material on soil and water conservation.
no.42. Beltsville, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1967. 134 p.
E10-U
Alexander, M. Biochemical ecology of natural microbial communities.
Ithaca, Cornell University, 1968. 7 p. E10-A
Annual report for the year ending September 30, 1966. Washington,
Resources for the Future, Inc. 128 p. E10-R
Annual report for the year ending September 30, 1968. Washington,
Resources for the Future, Inc. 129 p. E10-R
Clark, R. H., and J. H. Brown. Municipal waste disposal; problem or
opportunity. Kingston, Queen's University, 1971. 244 p. E10-C
Cleaning our environment; the chemical basis for action. Washington,
American Chemical Society, 1969. 249 p. E10-A
Community action for environmental quality. Washington, The Citizens
Advisory Committee on Environmental Quality, 1970. 42 p. E10-C
Conference Proceedings; a Montana Strategy for a Liveable Environment,
Helena, May 21-23, 1968. Montana State Department of Health. Ill p.
E10-M
Council on Environmental Quality. The President's 1971 environmental
program. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1971. 306 p.
E10-C
Dasmann, R. F. An environment fit for people. Public Affairs Pamphlet
No. 421. New York, Public Affairs Committee, Inc., 1968. 28 p.
E10-D
Davidson, G. R., Jr., T. V. Degeare, Jr., T. J. Sorg, and R. M. Clark.
Land disposal sites near airports reporting birds/aircraft hazards;
a Division of Technical Operations open-file report (TSR 1.6.004/0).
[Cincinnati], U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1971. 31 p.
E10-D
De Bell, G., ed. The environmental handbook. New York, Ballantine
Books, Inc., 1970. 367 p. E10-D
Degler, S. E., and S. C. Bloom. Federal pollution control programs:
water, air, and solid wastes. Washington, Bureau of National Affairs,
1969. Ill p. E10-D
Disposal of solid waste in Tokyo; conservation of the environment.
1970. 187 p. E10-A
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Environment health in the city. Washington, United States Conference
of City Health Offices, 1968. 24 p. E10-U
Environment preservation in the U.S.; Report of the Tokyo-New York
Symposium on Public Nuisance. Tokyo Metropolitan Public Nuisance
Research Institute, Aug. 1970. 142 p. E10-T
Environmental health guide for mobile home communities with a
recommended ordinance. Washington, U.S. Department of health,
Education, and Welfare, 1966. 40 p. E10-P
Environmental health planning. Community Environmental Management
Series. [Washington], U.S. Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare, Aug. 1970. E10-U
Environmental quality; the first annual report of the Council on
Environmental Quality together with the President's message tc
Congress. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, Aug. 1970.
326 p. E10-C
Environmental quality; the second annual report of the Council on
Environmental Quality. Washington, U.S. Government Printing
Office, Aug. 1971. 360 p. E10-C
Excerpts relating to solid waste from the President's message on
the environment, 91st Cong., 2d sess., 1970. U.S. Department of
Health, Education, and Welfare. 4 p. E10-U
Fiscal year 1967 and 1968 federal expenditures on research, development,
and demonstrations related to pollution. Washington, Federal
Council for Science and Technology, 1968. [Distributed by
National Technical Information Services, Springfield, Va. as
Publication PB 178 191.] 18 p. E10-U
Fiscal year 1970 outline of cleaning activities. [Japan], 1970.
89 p. E10-A
Ford Foundation grants in resources and environment. New York,
Ford Foundation, June 1968. 22 p. E10-F
Golueke, C. G. Chemical and microbial characteristics of urban
solid wastes. Presented at 1969 Annual Meeting, American Society
for Microbiology, Miami Beach, May 4-9, 1969. 17 p. E10-G
Griffith, R. E. Needed—an ecological design for waste disposal.
Presented at American Public Works Association National Conference
on Solid Waste Disposal Sites, Arlington, Feb. 28-Mar. 2, 1971-
10 p. E10-G
Improve your environment; fight pollution with pictures. Rochester,
Eastman Kodak Company, 1970. 56 p. E10-C
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Institutions for effective management of the environment. pt.l.
Washington, National Academy of Sciences, 1970. 62 p. E10-N
Is it goodbye green earth? Popular Gardening and Living Outdoors ,
Fall/Winter 1967. 10 p. (Reprint.) E10-A
Kneese, A. V. Protecting our environment and national resources
in the 1970's. Washington, Resources for the Future, Inc.,
1970. 7 p. E10-K
Leo, J. N. Environmental health planning survey of Lac Du Flambeau
Indian Reservation, Vilas County, Wisconsin. M.S. Thesis, West
Virginia University, 1970. 71 p. E10-L
Logsdon, J. E., and R'. I. Chissler. Radioactive waste discharges
to the environment from nuclear power facilities. Rockville,
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1970. 77 p.
E10-L
McGaughey, P. H. Living with our waste. In J. E. Flack, and M. C.
Shipley, eds. Proceedings; Ninth Western Resources Conference,
Man and the Quality of His Environment, University of Colorado,
Boulder, July 5, 1967. University of Colorado Press, 1968.
p.17-22. E10-M
McLean, M. The practical uses of zoning. Presented at American
Public Works Association National Conference on Solid Waste
Disposal Sites, Washington, Feb. 28-Mar. 2, 1971. 29 p. E10-M
Mitchell, J. G, , ed. Ecotactics: the Sierra Club handbook for
environment activists. New York, Pocket Books, 1970. 288 p.
E10-M
National Association of Counties Research Foundation. Citizens
support for solid waste management. [Cincinnati], U.S. Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare, [1970]. 20 p. E10-N
National Industrial Pollution Control Council. The disposal of
major appliances; Sub-council report. Washington, U.S. Government
Printing Office, May 1971. 22 p. E10-N
National Industrial Pollution Control Council. Leisure time
product; noise; Sub-council report. Washington, U.S. Government
Printing Office, May 1971. 22 p. E10-N
National Industrial Pollution Control Council, Noise from gas
turbine aircraft engines; Sub-council report. Washington, U.S.
Government Printing Office, Feb. 1971. 24 p. E10-N
National Wildlife Federation's 1970 national E Q index; America is
in trouble. National Wildlife Magazine, Oct-Nov 1970. 13 p.
(Reprint.) E10-N
Papers presented at the Human Ecology Symposium, Warrenton, Nov.
24-27, 1968. U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.
E10-D
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Perloff, H. S, , ed. The quality of the urban environment.
Washington, Resources for the Future, Inc., 1969. 332 p. E10-P
Planning the environment; method of achieving public health.
Illinois, Lake County Board of Health, Regional Planning Commission.
24 p. E10-L
President's Science Advisory Committee. Restoring the quality of
our environment. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office,
1965. 317 p. E10-T
Proceedings; First Governor's Conference on Environmental Health
Planning for the State of New Mexico, Alburquerque, Mar. 16-18,
1966. 143 p. E10-A
Proceedings; Junkyards, Geraniums, and Jurisprudence: Aesthetics
and the Law, Chicago, June 2-3, 1967. American Bar Association.
346 p. E10-A
Proceedings; The National Conference on Pollution and Environment,
Montreal, Oct. 31-Nov. 4, 1967. Canadian Council of Resource
Ministers. 268 p. E10-C
Report of the Second National Conference on Environmental and
Sanitary Engineering Graduate Education, Evanston, Aug. 27-30,
1967. Environmental Engineering Intersociety Board, and the
American Association of Professors in Sanitary Engineering. 61 p.
E10-E
Report to the President and to the President's Council on Environmental
Quality. Washington, Citizens Advisory Committee on Environmental
Quality, 1969. 36 p. E10-C
Schrader, G. R. Financial options for acquisitions of solid waste
disposal sites. Presented at American Public Works Association,
National Conference on Solid Waste Disposal Sites, Washington,
Feb. 28-Mar. 2, 1971. 15 p. E10-S
Science and technology and its application to the problems of
pollution, transportation, and employment. Salt Lake City,
Western States Conference, 1970. [Distributed by National
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Solid waste management. Training course manual. U.S. Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1970. E10-U
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. Nuclear power and the environment.
Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1969. 30 p. E10-U
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Universities, National Laboratories, and Man's Environment; Argonne
Universities Association Conference, Chicago, July 27-29, 1969.
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. 167 p. [Distributed by National
Technical Information Service, Springfield, Va. as Publication
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Ward, E. W. Environmental health problems of urban areas.
Environmental Health, 78(3):102-130, Mar. 1970. 28 p. E10-U
Zausner, E. R. An accounting system for solid waste management
in small communities. Public Health Service Publication No. 2035.
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GENERAL—GROUNDWATER
Emrich, G. H-, and R. A. Landen. Generation of leachate from
landfills and its subsurface movement. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Department of Health, July 1969. 27 p. E40-E
Engineering-Science, Inc. Effects of refuse dumps on ground-water
quality. California Water Pollution Control Board Publication
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Ground water; America's priceless resource. [Columbus], National
Water Well Association. 19 p. E40-N
Manual of individual water supply systems. Public Health Service
Publication No. 24. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office,
1963. 121 p. E40-U
McGuiness, C. L. The role of ground water in the national water
situation. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper 1800. Washington,
U.S. Government Printing Office, 1963. 1,121 p. E40-M
Model city urban renewal, solid waste land reclamation, education,
and training demonstration project. First annual report to the
Metropolitan Planning Commission, Kansas City region.
Aerojet-General Corporation and Black & Veatch, Consulting
Engineers, 1970. 37 p. E40-A
Proceedings; Symposium, Ground Water Contamination, Cincinnati,
Apr. 5-7, 1961. Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center
Technical Report W61-5. U.S. Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare. 218 p. E40-U
Sawinski, R. J. Ground water quality variation at a refuse
landfill. M.S. Thesis, South Dakota State University, 1966.
93 p. E40-S
Williams, R. E., and A. T. Wallace. Hydrogeological aspects of
the selection of refuse disposal sites in Idaho. Pamphlet 145.
Moscow, Idaho, Bureau of Mines and Geology, Aug. 1970. 31 p.
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Witzel, S. A. Nitrogen cycle in surface and subsurface waters.
Madison, University of Wisconsin, Water Resources Center,
Dec. 1968. 65 p. E40-W
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GENERAL—OIL POLLUTION
Degler, S. E., ed. Oil pollution: problems and policies.
Washington, Bureau of National Affairs, Inc., 1969- 142 p.
(BNA's Environmental Management Series). E31-D
Halladay, W. B., and R. H. Crosby. Current techniques of treating
recovered oils and emulsions. Presented at 29th Midyear Meeting,
Division of Refining, American Petroleum Institute, St. Louis,
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Schurr, S. H. Middle Eastern oil in the next decade. Washington,
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235 p. E31-U
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Bayless, T. B., E. H. Cox, M. H. Hackett, and B. A. Johnson. Solid
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Elenowitz, L. Cooperative ventures in urban America. Washington,
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Golueke, C. G., and P. H. McGauhey. Comprehensive studies of
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Hosey, A. D., and C. H. Powell. Industrial noise; a guide to its
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Housing markets; selected references. Washington, U.S. Department
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Housing report; Jesup, Georgia. [Atlanta], Georgia Department
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Housing report; Valdosta, Georgia. [Atlanta], Georgia Department
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Howe, C. W., J. L. Carroll, A. P. Hurter, Jr., W. J. Leininger,
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McPherson, H. Analysis of the contents of the yearbooks of the
American Society of Sanitary Engineering. Chicago, The American
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1966 Metropolitan surveys. Albany, State University of New
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Municipal index; the purchasing guide for city officials.
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National Academy of Sciences. Applied science and technological
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National Center of Urban & Industrial Health. Bulletin of courses,
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Noble, E. R., and G. A. Noble. Parasitology; the biology of animal
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Patrick, L. M., ed. 8th Stapp Car Crash and Field Demonstration
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Proceedings; Second Joint Meeting, Clinical Society and Commissioned
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Proceedings; Third Joint Meeting, Clinical Society and Commissioned
Officers Association, U.S. Public Health Service, San Francisco,
Mar. 25-29, 1968. 88 p. RelO-U
Proceedings; Fifth Joint Meeting, Clinical Society and Commissioned
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Proceedings; Tenth Stapp Car Crash Conference, Nov.8-9, 1966.
New York, Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc., 1967. 344 p.
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Proceedings; Symposium on Human Ecology, Warrenton, Nov. 24-27,
1968. Public Health Service Publication No. 1929. U.S.
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1969. 123 p.
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Rao, S. A. A multidisciplined approach towards regional planning
and management of urban services. Presented at First Pacific
Regional Science Conference, Western Regional Science
Association, Honolulu, Aug. 26-29, 1969. 11 p. RelO-R
Science, engineering, and the city. Publication 1498. Washington,
National Academy of Sciences, 1967. 142 p. RelO-N
Shoup, D. C., and R. P. Mack. Advance land acquisition by local
governments; benefit-cost analysis as an aid to policy.
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Shurig, D. G., ed. Proceedings; 51st Annual Road School, Lafayette,
Mar. 29-Apr. 1, 1965. Engineering Extension Series No. 119.
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Lafayette, Mar. 28-31, 1966. Engineering Extension Series
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no. 4, July 1966. 262 p. RelO-S
Soil Conservation Service. Soil survey laboratory data and
descriptions for some soils of New England State. Soil Survey
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Soils manual for design of asphalt pavement structures. 2d ed.
Manual Series No. 10. College Park, Asphalt Institute,
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1968 Surveys of metropolitan planning. Albany, State University
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agricultural solid waste surveys; a Division of Technical
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education, and welfare trends. 1966-67 ed. pt.l. Washington,
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Housing surveys.
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and the housing supply. Washington, U.S. Government Printing
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regional information systems: support for planning in
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GENERAL—WATER POLLUTION
Application data m-anual for microbiological analysis of water and
milk. Bedford, Millipore Filter Corporation, 1960. 20 p.
E30-M
Barduhn, A. Waste-water renovation. Part 1. A design study of
freezing and gas hydrate formation; Rose, A., and R. F. Sweeny.
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Games, R. Analysis of well water. Cincinnati, U.S. Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare, Sept. 1968. 2 p. E30-C.
Clean water; its up to you. Glenview, 111. Izaak Walton League
of America. 48 p. E30-I
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Washington, National Association of Counties Research Foundation,
July 1967. 182 p. E30-N
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stream. Ecology, 42(1): 1-18, Jan. 1961. E30-C
Gulp, G. L. High rate clarification of waste waters. Presented at
University of Kansas Sanitary Engineering Conference, Corvallis, Jan.
3, 1968. 19 p. E30-C
Gerster, J. A. Cost of purifying municipal waste waters by distillation.
Public Health Service Publication No. 999-WP-6. [Cincinnati], U.S.
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Nov. 1963. 43 p. E30-G
Honda, A., K. Rondo, Z. Inoue, and H. Ito. Decomposition of compressed
mass of waste and water contamination. Tokyo, Institute of Resources
Research of Japan. 90 p. E30-I
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Johnson, R. L., F. J. Lowes, Jr., R. M. Smith, and T. J. Powers.
Evaluation of the use of activated carbons and chemical regenerants
in treatment of waste water. Public Health Service Publication No.
999-WP-13. [Cincinnati], U.S. Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare, May 1964. 48 p. E30-J
Joyce, R. S., and V. A. Sukenik. Feasibility of grandular activated
carbon absorption for waste-water renovation. Public Health Service
Publication No. 999-WP-12. [Cincinnati], U.S. Department of Health,
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Joyce, R. S., and V. A. Sukenik. Feasibility of grandular activated
carbon absorption for waste-water renovation. 2. Public Health
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Health, Education, and Welfare, Oct. 1965. 38 p. E30-J
Kawahara, F. K., J. J. Lichtenberg, and J. W. Eichelberger. Thin-layer
and gas chromatographic analysis of parathion and methyl parathion in
the presence of chlorinated hydrocarbons. Journal of the Water
Pollution Control Federation, 39(3):446-457, Mar. 1967. E3CKK
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pollution; a collection of selected papers on stream pollution, waste
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Koenig, L. Studies relating to market projections for advanced waste
treatment. Water Pollution Control Research Series Publication No.
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oxidation; part 2, incineration. Public Health Service Publication
No. 999-WP-3. Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and
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injection; part 2, placement in underground cavities; part 3, spreading.
Public Health Service Publication No. 999-WP-10. [Cincinnati], U.S.
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, May 1964. 142 p.
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Langewiesche, W- The great American river cleanup. Pleasantville,
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Miller, H. C., and W. Knipe. Electrochemical treatment of municipal
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Washington, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Mar.
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Miner, J. R., and T. L. Willrich. Livestock operations and field-
spread manure as sources of pollutants. Presented at a Conference
Concerning the Role of Agriculture in Clean Water, Iowa State
University, Ames, Nov. 18-20, 1969. 17 p. E30-M
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resistant materials from solution. 1. Public Health Service
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Morris, J. C., and W. J. Weber, Jr. Preliminary appraisal of advanced
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Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Sept.
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[Davis], University of California, July 1966. 35 p. E30-0
Palmer, C. M. Algae in water supplies. Public Health Service Publication
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Performance data; air-aqua primary, secondary, and tertiary treatment
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Pollution abatement control. Annapolis, Naval Ship Research and
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Proceedings; Fifth Annual Sanitary and Water Resources Engineering
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U.S. Federal Water Quality Administration. 1969 fish kills caused by
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U.S. Federal Water Pollution Control Administration. The cost of clean
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U.S. Federal Water Pollution Control Administration. The cost of clean
water. v.3. Industrial waste profiles. no.6. Canned and frozen
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U.S. Federal Water Pollution Control Administration. The cost of clean
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U.S. Federal Water Pollution Control Administration. Endrin pollution in
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Wastes from watercraft; report of the Department of the Interior, Federal
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GENERAL—RECREATION AREAS
Blaschke, L. E. Report on sanitation; XII World Boy Scouts Jamboree,
Farragut State Park, Idaho, Aug. 1-9, 1967. 54 p. E12-B
Columbia Basin Inter-Agency Committee, and Pacific Southwest Inter-
Agency Committee. Administrative guide covering public health problems
in recreational areas. Washington, U.S. Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare, 1961. 41 p. E12-C
Little, H. R. Solid waste disposal in Yellowstone National Park; a
Division of Technical Operations open-file report (TO 1.101/0).
[Cincinnati], U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1970.
82 p. E12-L
Manual of recommended sanitation standards for tourist facilities ;
report of a special committee of the Pan American Health Organization.
Washington, Pan American Union, 1960. 110 p. E12-P
Pacific Southwest Inter-Agency Committee, and Columbia Basin Inter-
Agency Committee. Suggested design criteria for refuse storage,
collection, and disposal in recreational areas. Washington, U.S.
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1963. 19 p. E12-P
Proceedings; First Conference on Recreation Sanitation and Safety,
Arkansas State Department of Health, Little Rock, May 25-26, 1965.
Public Health Service Publication No. 1428. [Washington], U.S.
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1966. 97 p. E12-A
Ruf, J. A. Physical characteristics of Rock Creek Park refuse. Washington,
[U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare], Oct. 14, 1966.
2 p. E12-W
Spooner, C. S. Solid waste management in recreational forest areas.
Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1969.
134 p. E12-S
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Environmental health
practice in recreational areas; a guide to the planning, design,
operation, and maintenance of recreational areas. Public Health
Service Publication No. 1195. Washington, U.S. Government Printing
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U.S. Forest Service. Forest recreation for profit; self-help suggestions
for rural areas development. Agriculture Information Bulletin No. 265.
Washington, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Aug. 1962. 27 p. E12-U
Weaver, L. Refuse and litter control in recreation areas. Publia Works,
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Bloom, S. C., and S. E. Degler. Pesticides and polluton. Washington,
Bureau of National Affairs, 1969. 99 p. (BNA's Environmental
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Breidenbach, A. W. , J. J. Lichtenberg, C. F. Henke, D. J. Smith, et al.
Identification and measurement of chlorinated hydrocarbon pesticides
in surface waters. Washington, U.S. Department of the Interior, Nov.
1966. 70 p. A50-B
Catalog of federal pesticide monitoring activities in effect July 1967.
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Proceedings; Second Industrial Waste Conference, Lafayette,
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Armstrong, D. H. Hospital refuse-chute sanitation. M.S. Thesis,
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Bond, R. G., and A. F. Iglar. The study of hospital solid waste
disposal at the University of Minnesota. Presented at
Engineering Foundation Research Conference, Solid Waste
Research and Development, Milwaukee, July 24-28, 1967. 6 p.
H50-B
Brown, R. M., ed. Use and disposal of single-use items in
health care facilities; report of a National Conference,
Dec. 4-5, 1968. Monograph No. 6. Ann Arbor, National
Sanitation Foundation, 1969. 64 p. H50-B
Burchinal, J. C. A study of institutional solid wastes; an
interim report. Morgantown, University of West Virginia,
[1968]. 15 p. H50-B
Environmental aspects of the hospital. v.l. Infection control.
Public Health Service Publication No. 930-C-15. Washington,
U.S. Government Printing Office, 1967. 67 p. H50-U
Environmental aspects of the hospital. v.2. Supportive
departments. Public Health Service Publication No. 930-C-16.
Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, Mar. 1967. 53 p.
H50-U
Environmental aspects of the hospital. v.3. Safety fundamentals.
Public Health Service Publication No. 930-C-17. Washington,
U.S. Government Printing Office, 1967. 49 p. H50-U
Environmental aspects of the hospital. v.4. Administrative aspects
Public Health Service Publication No. 930-C-18. Washington,
U.S. Government Printing Office, 1967. 30 p. H50-U
Messman, S. A. An analysis of institutional solid waste systems.
Urbana, University of Illinois, Jan. 1970. 61 p. H50-M
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Michaelsen, G. S., and A. F. Iglar. Disposing of disposables.
Presented at Annual Meeting, American Hospital Association,
Chicago, Aug. 21-24, 1967. 8 p. H50-M
National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council. Guide
for laboratory animal facilities and care, Washington, U.S.
Government Printing Office, 1965. 45 p. H50-N
Proceedings; National Conference on Institutionally Acquired
Infections, Minneapolis, Sept. 4-6, 1963. Public Health
Service Publication 1188. Washington, U.S. Government
Printing Office, 1964. 203 p. H50-U
Smith, R. J. Bacteriological examination of institutional
solid wastes. M.S. Thesis, University of West Virginia,
Morgantown, 1970. 53 p. H50-S
U.S. Public Health Service. Instructor's guide to be used
for training food-service personnel/sanitary food service.
Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953. 209 p.
H50-U
Vaughan, R. Management of Solid wastes from hospitals;
problems and technology. [Cincinnati], U.S. Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare, [1969]. 12 p. H50-V
Walton, G. Institutional sanitation; a manual on environmental
sanitation. Washington, U.S. Bureau of Prisons, 1965.
322 p. H50-V
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LITTER
Before you toss that litter—stop and see what litter does to
yon. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Department of Health. 11 p.
Ell-P
Finkner, A. L. National study of the composition of roadside
litter. New York, Keep America Beautiful, Inc., 1969. [150 p.]
Ell-F
Industry litter—prevention program; 1968 ideas for action.
New York, Glass Container Manufacturers Institute, Inc., 1968.
26 p. Ell-G
The litter fact book. New York, Glass Container Manufacturers
Institute, Inc. 19 p. Ell-G
Public Opinion Surveys, Inc. Who litters—and why; a summary
of survey findings concerning public awareness and concern
about the problem of litter. New York, Keep America Beautiful,
Inc., 1968. 14 p. Ell-P
Report of the Vermont State Litter Commission to Governor
Joseph B. Johnson, Dec. 15, 1956. 16 p. Ell-A
Research Triangle Institute. A national study of roadside
littt-r. New York, Keep America Beautiful, Inc., 1969.
16 p. Ell-R
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Activities report, third quarter. San Leandro, Calif., Governmental
Refuse Collection and Disposal Association, 1968. 50 p. G20-C
Analysis of samples taken from New York City apartment house incinerators.
Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1968.
3 p. G20-N
Baker, J. S. A cooperative municipal refuse disposal program, Prince
George's County, Maryland. College Park, University of Maryland,
Sept. 1963. [51 p.] .G20-M
Bay area regional planning program; refuse disposal needs study. Berkeley,
Association of Bay Area Governments, July 1965. 24 p. G20-C
Bay area regional planning program; refuse disposal needs study;
supplemental report. Berkeley, Association of Bay Area Governments,
July 1965. 124 p. G20-C
Bierbaum, P. J. Residential, commercial, and institutional solid wastes
collection quantities for Gainesville, Florida. [University of Florida],
1969. G20-F
Bissell, D, M. Special interim report on refuse disposal for 42 San
Francisco Bay Area municipalities. City of San Francisco, Dec. 3,
1964. G20-C
Bower, B. T., G. P. Larson, A. Michaels, and W. M. Philips. Waste
management; generation and disposal of solid, liquid, and gaseous
wastes in the New York Region. Bulletin 107. New York, Regional
Plan Association, Inc., Mar. 1968. 107 p. G20-N
Broom, VJ. F. A study of solid waste disposal alternatives for the
township of Sullivan's Island, South Carolina. Atlanta, Georgia
Institute of Technology, 1970. 38 p. G20-S
California Department of Water Resources. Sanitary landfill studies;
Appendix A—summary of selected previous investigations. California
Department of Water Resources Bulletin No. 147-5. Sacramento, The
Resources Agency, July 1969. 115 p. G20-C
California, Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts. Report upon
collection and disposal of refuse in the County Sanitation Districts
of Los Angeles, California. [Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts],
Oct. 1950. 141 p. G20-C
California State Department of Health. Solid wastes and water quality;
a study of solid waste disposal and their effect on water quality in
the San Francisco Bay-Delta area. [Sacramento], California State
Water Resources Control Board, 1968. G20-C
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California State development plan program; phase 2 report. [Sacramento],
California State Office of Planning, 1968. 363 p. G20-C
California waste management study; final report. Azusa, Aerojet-General
Corporation, Von Karman Center, Aug. 1965. G20-C
Chandler, G., W. Davidson, I. S. Gumer, and W. B. Granstaff. A solid
waste management plan for Putnam County, Tennessee. Tennessee
Technological University, May 1970. 41 p. G20-T
Collection and disposal of municipal garbage and refuse in Missouri.
Jefferson City, Missouri Department of Health and Welfare, 1946.
23 p. G20-M
Comprehensive solid waste management program for Kentucky. Kentucky
State Department of Health, 1970. 160 p. G20-K
Comprehensive solid waste management program for Kentucky. Appendix A.
Codification of solid waste management authority in Kentucky. Kentucky
Program Development Office, [1970]. G20-K
Comprehensive solid wastes planning studies, Monroe County. v.l. Report.
v.2. Appendix. Chicago, Greely and Hansen Engineers, 1970. G20-N
Consoer, Townsend and Associates. Engineering Report, solid waste
disposal Wayne County, Michigan. Board of County Road Commissioners,
1967. 92 p. G20-M
Cornelius, J. Solid waste management Kern County, 1967. California
Department of Public Health, 1968. G20-C
Dawes, J. C. British experience in the collection and disposal of refuse.
1949. 39 p. (Reprint, U.S. Public Health Service.) G30-D
Drobny, N. L. Survey of antarctic water supply and waste disposal facilities;
practices and problems. Port Hueneme, Calif., U.S. Naval Civil
Engineering Laboratory, Apr. 1965. [Distributed by National Technical
Information Service, Springfield, Va. as Publication AD 617 533.]
Eldredge, R. W. Refuse disposal study, St. Joseph County, Indiana, 1963.
Chicago, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. 37 p. G20-I
Eldredge, R. W., and H. J. Dominick. Refuse disposal study, Winnebago
County, Illinois, 1963-1964. Chicago, U.S. Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare, [1964]. 39 p. G20-I
An environmental assessment of Onondaga Lake and its major contributory
streams. Onondaga Lake Scientific Council, Mar. 12, 1966. 60 p. G20-N
Eppes, M. H. Refuse collection and disposal in Caroline County, Maryland.
College Park, University of Maryland, Technical Advisory Service,
May 1967. 141 p. G20-M
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Federal solid waste grants In California. California Department of
Public Health, Nov. 1968. 9 p. G20-C
Financial assistance to small towns and rural groups in Oklahoma.
Stillwater, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Farmers' Home Administration,
Dec. 1966. 7 p. G20-0
Fitzpatrick, J. V. Future of solid wastes disposal in tne Chicago area;
problems and prospects. Chicago, Railway Systems and Management
Association, June 13, 1968. 18 p. G20-I
Future of solid waste management in the Lake Tahoe area. California
Department of Public Health, 1969. G20-C
Golueke, C. G., and P. H. McGauhey. Comprehensive studies of solid
wastes management; first annual report. Sanitary Engineering Research
Laobratory Report No. 67-7. Berkeley, University of California, 1967.
202 p. G20-C
Golueke, C. G., and P. H. McGauhey. Comprehensive studies of solid
wastes management; second annual report. Sanitary Engineering Research
Laboratory Report No. 69-1. Berkeley, University of California, 1969.
245 p. G20-C
Golueke, C. G. Comprehensive studies of solid wastes management;
third annual report. Sanitary Engineering Research Laboratory Report
No. 70-2. Berkeley, University of California, 1970. 201 p. G20-C
Golueke, C. G. Comprehensive studies of solid wastes management;
abstracts and excerpts from the literature. Sanitary Engineering
Research Laboratory Report No. 68-3. Berkeley, University of California,
1968. 308 p. G20-C
Golueke, C. G. Comprehensive studies of solid wastes management;
abstracts and excerpts from the literature. Sanitary Engineering Research
Laboratory Report No. 69-7. Berkeley, University of California,
1969. 147 p. G20-C
Golueke, C. G. Comprehensive studies of solid wastes management;
abstracts and excerpts from the literature. Sanitary Engineering
Research Laboratory Report No. 70-6. Berkeley, University of California,
1970. 247 p. G20-C
Hart, S. A. Solid wastes management in Germany; report of the U.S.
solid waste study team visit, June 25-July 8, 1967. Public Health
Service Publication No. 1812, Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare, 1968. 18 p. G30-H
Hayden, J. A., P. Seidenstat, and I. Zandi. Solid waste generation
and cost in center city Philadelphia. Preprint. 30 p. G20-P
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Henningson, Durham & Richardson, Inc. Collection and disposal of soilid
waste for the Des Moines metropolitan area; a systems engineering
aproach to the overall problem of solid waste management; an interim
report. Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare,
1968. [324 p.] G20-1
Henningson, Durham, & Richardson, Inc. Minnesota; disposal and reuse
of abandoned and retired automobiles. Minneapolis, Minnesota Pollution
Control Agency, 1970. 64 p. G20-M
Hughes, G. M. Selection of refuse disposal sites in Northeastern
Illinois. Ennvironment'al Geology Notes No. 17. Illinois State
Geological Survey, Sept. 1967. 26 p. G20-I
Idaho solid waste management status report and State plan. Idaho
Department of Health, 1970. 194 p. G20-I
Improving community solid waste practices through planning. Solid
waste Publication 2. Pennsylvania Department of Health, Dec. 1968.
28 p. G20-P
Ingram, W. T., and F. P. Francia. Quad-city solid wastes project;
interim report. Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare, 1968. [151 p.] G20-N
International Association of Public Cleansing, 9th International Conference
Paris, June 26-30, 1967. 276 p. G30-I
Jensen, M. E. Observations of continental European solid waste management.
Public Health Service Publication No. 1880. Washington, U.S. Government
Printing Office, 1969. 46 p. G30-J
John Carollo Engineers. Maricopa County; an interim report on a solid
waste demonstration project. [Cincinnati], U.S. Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare, 1969. 267 p. G20-A
John J. Baffa, Consulting Engineers. An action plan for solid waste
disposal in Suffolk County, New York. v.l. Summary report. New
York State Department of Health. G20-N
John J. Baffa, Consulting Engineers. An action plan for solid waste
disposal in Suffolk County, New York. v.2. Detailed report. New
York State Department of Health. G20-N
John J. Baffa, Consulting Engineers. An action plan for solid waste
disposal in Suffolk County, New York. v.3. Data appendices. New
York State Department of Health. G20-N
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John J. Baffa Consulting Engineers. The problem that won't go away.
New York State Department of Health. G20-N
Jones & Henry Engineers Limited. Proposal for a refuse disposal system
in Oakland County, Michigan; final report on a solid waste demonstration
grant project. Public Health Service Publication No. 1960. Washington,
U.S. Government Printing Office, 1970. 146 p. G20-M
Jones, Henry & Williams, Engineers. Solid waste study, collection and
disposal plan for Kalamazoo, Michigan. Kalamazoo County Road Commission,
Jan. 1967. 115 p. G20-M
Kansas State Department of Health. Solid Wastes; Proceedings of a
Symposium at Lawrence, Kansas, Mar. 1966. U.S. Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare. 70 p. G20-K
Little, H. R. Solid waste management in the territory of Guam. Cincinnati,
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1969. 116 p.
G30-L
Louisville, Ky.—Ind. Metropolitan region solid waste disposal study.
v.l. Jefferson County, Kentucky. Cincinnati, U.S. Department of
Health, Education, and Welfare, 1970. 205 p. G20-K
MacQueen, A. A., Jr., and R. Zaltzman. Regulation of solid wastes by
public law in West Virginia, [Cincinnati], U.S. Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare, 1970. 29 p. G20-W
Martin, B. F., and J. F. Malina, Jr. Lower Rio Grande Valley regional
solid waste disposal plan, utilizing rail-haul. Austin, University of
Texas, Environmental Health Engineering Research Laboratory, Jan. 1970.
81 p. G20-T
Metcalf and Eddy Engineers. Recommended refuse disposal plan. Norwich,
Conn., Southeastern Connecticut Regional Planning Agency, 1968. 114 p.
[Distributed by National Technical Information Service, Springfield,
Va. as Publication PB 180 442.] G20-C
Methods of sampling and analysis of solid wastes. Duebendorf, Swiss
Federal Institute for Water Supply, Sewage Purification and Water
Pollution Control, 1970. 72 p. G30-S
Montana solid waste status report and management plan. Montana State
Department of Health, 1970. 142 p. G20-M
Movement within large fills ridge route project; interim report.
Sacramento, California Division of Highways, 1969. G20-C
Nash, G. E. Refuse collection and disposal in Washington County,
Maryland. College Park, University of Maryland, Technical Advisory
Service, June 1966. 121 p. G20-M
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Oakes, D. Study of solid waste refuse disposal in the Southeast Michigan
six-county region. Detroit, Metropolitan Fund, Inc., 1966. 13 p. G20-M
Particulars of expenditure and statement of work done by the Cleansing
Department for the year ending 31 March 1966. England, Manchester
Cleansing Department. 37 p. G30-B
Proceedings; Fifth Annual Seminar and Equipment Show, San Francisco,
Nov. 9-11, 1967. Governmental Refuse Collection and Disposal Association.
135 p. G20-C
Proceedings; First Governor's Conference on Orderly and Healthful
Development of Metropolitan Areas for the State of Louisiana, New
Orleans, Sept. 14-16, 1966. Louisiana State Board of Health. 159 p.
G20-L
Proceedings; Governor's Conference on Solid Waste Management, Harrisburg,
Oct. 8-9, 1968. Pennsylvania Department of Health. 212 p. G20-F
Proceedings; National Conference, Sclid Wastes Management, Davis, Apr.
4-5, 1966. University of California. 214 p. G20-C
Proceedings; Solid Waste in Urban Environments; A Community Action
Seminar, Houston, Mar. 9, 1967. University of Houston. 61 p. G20-T
Proceedings; Wyoming Seminar on Solid Waste Collection and Disposal,
Laramie, Apr. 3-5, 1963. University of Wyoming. 77 p. G20-W
A program plan for solid waste management in California. California
Department of Public Health, Jan. 1970. 37 p. G20-C
Progress report arid statistical review of the Department of Sanitation.
City of New York, Environmental Protection Administration, 1969.
57 p. G20-N
Public cleansing costing returns, 1961-1962. London, Great Britain
Ministry of Housing and Local Government, 1963. 58 p. G30-G
Quad-city solid wastes project; first annual report. Patterson, Quad-
city Solid Waste Committee, 1967. G20-N
Questionnaire on international and trade refuse. London, International
Association of Public Cleansing, 1963. G30-I
Refuse collection and disposal practices. Austin, Texas Municipal
League, 1965. 187 p. G20-T
Refuse disposal needs and practices in Northeastern Illinois. Technical
Report No. 3. Chicago, Northeastern Illinois Metropolitan Area
Planning Commission, 1963. 72 p. G20-I
Refuse disposal plan for the Detroit region. Detroit Metropolitan
Area Regional Planning Commission, 1964. [261 p.] G20-M
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Refuse disposal study. Regional Planning Study No. 42. Akron, Tri-County
Regional Planning Commission, 1965. 121 p. G20-0
A refuse disposal study for the Licking County Region. Licking County
Regional Planning Commission, 1967. G20-0
Refuse sanitation; information for municipal officials, county officials,
township officials, health officials, community groups, and all public
spirited citizens interested in a clean community. Ohio Department of
Health, 1966. 48 p. G20-0
Regional refuse disposal. Carbondale, 111., Greater Egypt Regional
Planning and Development. Commission, 1969. 56 p. [Distributed by
National Technical Information Service, Springfield, Va. as Publication
PB 185 305.] G20-I
Report of the Governor's Task Force on Refuse Disposal. State of Rhode
Island, 1968. 57 p. [Distributed by National Technical Information
Service, Springfield, Va. as Publication No. PB 177 859.] G20-R
Report of the Governor's Task Force on Solid Waste Management in
Vermont. State of Vermont, 1970. 75 p. G20-V
Reuse and Recycle of Wastes; Proceedings of the Third Annual North-
eastern Regional Antipollution Conference, University of Rhode Island,
July 21-23, 1970. Stamford, Conn., Technomic Publishing Company, Inc.,
1971. 247 p. G20-R
Scott, M. The future of San Francisco Bay. Berkeley, University of
California, Sept. 1963. 125 p. G20-C
Seely, R. J., and P. A. Loquericio. Solid waste report for the city of
Chicago, Phase I. Solid waste estimate, 1966. Chicago, Department
of Air Pollution Control. [81 p.] G20-I
Seminar on Regional and Municipal Environmental Planning, Southern
Methodist University, Dallas, Jan. 7-8, 1965. 105 p. G20-T
Sixth annual report. Moscow, University of Idaho, Water Resources
Research Institute, July 1970. 54 p. G20-I
Solid waste disposal. Colorado General Assembly, 1967. 46 p. G20-C
Solid waste disposal; countrywide study, preliminary report. Oklahoma
City-County Health Department, 1967. 69 p. G20-0
Solid waste disposal for the Omaho-Council Bluffs Metropolitan Area
Planning Agency. Omaha, Henningson, Durham, & Richardson, 1969.
G20-N
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Solid waste disposal program for metropolitan Boston. v.l. Metropolitan
Area Planning Council. 117 p. G20-M
Solid waste management plan. Denver, Colorado Department of Health,
1970. G20-C
Solid waste management practices; Oregon. Status report 1969.
Portland, Oregon State Board of Health. 125 p. G20-0
Solid wastes management recommendations; a plan for immediate action.
Pennsylvania, Allegheny Solid Waste Advisory Committee, Apr. 1969.
127 p. G20-P
Solid wastes, a regional approach. Colorado, Denver Regional Council
of Governments. [12 p.] G20-C
Solid waste research identification program; report of study. Azusa,
Aerojet-General Corporation, Von Karman Center, Aug. 1967. G20-C
State plan for solid waste management for the State of Minnesota.
Minneapolis, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, 1970. 101 p.
G20-M
Status of solid waste management in California. v.l. Interim
report. California State Department of Public Health, 1968.
G20-C
Studies with federal support concerning solid waste—water quality
relationship. California Department of Public Health, 1968.
6 p. G20-C
Study of refuse disposal methods in Connecticut. Connecticut
Department of Health, Dec. 1968. [67 p.] G20-C
Summary report comprehensive solid waste planning study 1970; CSWP-4.
Chicago, Greely and Hansen Engineers. 23 p. G20-N
Sundqvist, S. Labour relations in public cleansing (in Sweden).
Presented at 8th International Congress of Public Cleansing,
Apr. 14-17, 1964. 31 p. G30-S
Technical services report (SW-5ts) on the management of solid wastes
in Bullitt County, Kentucky. Cincinnati, U.S. Department of
Health, Education, and Welfare, 1968. 68 p. G20-K
Templeton, W. C., Jr., C. F. Buck, D. M. Seath, P. G. Woolfolk,
and E. N. Fergus. Some effects of Irrigation and fertilization
of permanent pastures in Kentucky. Lexington, University of
Kentucky, Agricultural Experiment Station, June 1959. 20 p.
G20-K
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Transactions of the Nineteenth Annual Conference on Sanitary
Engineering. Bulletin of Engineering and Architecture No. 60.
Lawrence, University of Kansas, 1969. 58 p. G20-K
Thomas, Dean & Hoskins, Inc. Comprehensive study of solid waote
disposal in Cascade County, Montana; final report on a solid
waste demonstration. Public Health Service Publication No. 2002.
Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1970. 186 p. G20-M
U.S. Public Health Service. Analysis of samples taken during
incinerator study in Alexandria, Virginia. Cincinnati, U.S.
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, June 1968. 6 p.
G20-V
U.S. Public Health Service. Analysis of samples taken from
incinerator at Memphis, Tennessee. Cincinnati, U.S. Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1968. 7 p. G20-T
U.S. Public Health Service. A technical services report; comprehensive
solid waste study Johnson City, Tennessee. Cincinnati, U.S. Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1968. 63 p. G20-T
West Virginia solid waste management plan. West Virginia State
Department of Health, Dec. 1970. 84 p. G20-W
Wilson, D. G., ed. Summer study of the management of solid wastes;
final report. v.l. Cambridge, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Sept. 1968. 62 p. G20-M
Zepeda, F. Comprehensive study of solid waste collection and disposal
methods in the USA and Latin America. [Morgantown], West Virginia
University, Dec. 1968. 13 p. G30-Z
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Anderson, L. E. Comprehensive studies of solid wastes management.
Sanitary Engineering Research Laboratory Report No. 68-1.
Berkeley, University of California, 1968. 63 p. P20-A
Boyd, G. B-, and M. B. Hawkins. Methods for the prediction of solid
waste characteristics; final report. Burlingame, Calif., URS
Research Company, 1969. 60 p. P20-B
Brambier, M. Operations research systems and operations planning.
Washington, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare,
17 p. P20-B
Charnes, A., and K. Kortanek. A note on the discrete maximum
principle and distribution problems. Journal of Math err, at i-as and
Physics, 45(1):121-126, Mar. 1966. P20-C
Charnes, A., and W. M, Raike. One-pass algorithms for some generalized
network problems. Operations Research, 14(5):914-924 , Sept.-Oct.
1966.
Clark, R. M. Economics of solid waste investment decisions.
Journal of the Urban Planning and Development Division, Proceedings,,
American Society of Civil Engineers, 96(UPI):65-79, Mar. 1970.
P20-C
Combustion Engineering, Inc. Technical economic study of solid waste
disposal needs and practices. Public Health Service Publication
No. 1886. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1969.
[705 p.] P20-C
Final report by the Governor's Task Force on solid waste management.
Sacramento, Calif., Governor's Task Force, 1970. 39 p. P20-C
Graduate School of Public Affairs. 1969 Metropolitan area annual.
Albany, New York State University. 229 p. P20-G
Hawkins, M. Methods for the prediction of waste characteristics.
Presented at Third Annual National Refuse Equipment Show and
Congress, San Francisco, June 4, 1967. 19 p. P20-H
Kalika, P., and J. Seibel. Technical-economic study of solid waste
disposal needs and practices. v.3. Information system. Windsor,
Combustion Engineering, Inc., 1967. 112 p. P20-K
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Klee, A. J. DARE, a new technique for evaluation alternatives.
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. 16 p. P20-K
Klee, A. J., and G. A. Garland. Let DARE make your solid waste
decisions. American City, 85(2):100-103, Feb. 1970. P20-K
Koenig, L., and W. Barker, Jr. Technical-economic study of solid
waste disposal needs and practices. v.2. Industrial inventory.
Windsor, Combustion-Engineering, Inc., Nov. 1, 1967. 169 p.
P20-K
Management Technology, Inc. Applicability of a systems approach
to solid waste management problems. Washington, Maryland State
Department of Health, 1966. P20-M
Meier, P. M. Stochastic population dynamics for regional water
supply. Ph.D. Thesis, University of Massachusetts, 1971. 229 p.
[Distributed by University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, Mich, as
Thesis 71,6390.] P20-M
Morse, N., and E. W. Roth. Systems analysis of regional solid waste
handling. Public Health Service Publication No. 2065. Washington,
U.S. Government Printing Office, 1970. [284 p.] P20-M
New Directions in Solid Wastes Processing; Proceedings of an Institute,
Fraiaingham, Mass., May 12-13, 1970. Amherst, University of
Massachusetts. 197 p. P20-T
Perkins, R. A. Satellite vehicle systems for solid waste collection,
evaluation, and application. Cincinnati, U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency, 1971. 243 p [Distributed by National
Technical Information Service, Springfield, Va. as Publication
PB 197 931.] P20-P
Proposal for licensing refuse route generation and simulation
computer programs. Baton Rouge, Owen and White, Inc., 1969-
30 p. P20-0
Public works computer applications: guidelines for installation and
operation of computerized process control systems. Chicago,
American Public Works Association, Aug. 1970. 143 p. P20-A
Quon, J. E., A. Charnes, and S. J. Wersan. Simulation and analyses
of a refuse collection system. Journal of the Sanitary Engineering
Division, Proceedings3 American Society of Civii Engineers ,
91(SA5):,17-36, Oct. 1965. P20-Q
Quon, J. E., M. Tanaka, and S. J. Wersan. Simulation model of refuse
collection policies. Journal of the Sanitary Engineering Division,,
Proceedings^ American Society of Civil Engineers, 95(SA3):575-592,
June 1969. P20-Q
Schultz, G. Managerial decision making in local government: facility
planning for solid waste collection. M.S. Thesis, Cornell University,
Ithaca, Jan. 1968. 263 p. P20-S
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Shuster, K. Solid waste management of the U.S. Virgin Islands; a
Division of Technical Operations open-file report (TO1.3.182/0).
Washington, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1971. 18 p.
P20-S
Solid waste study of a residential area; initial report. Cincinnati,
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1966. 50 p.
P20-U
Stern, H. I. Comprehensive studies of solid waste management,
optimal service policies for solid waste treatment facilities.
Sanitary Engineering Research Laboratory Report No. 69-6.
Berkeley, University of California, 1969. P20-S
Technical-economic study of solid waste disposal needs and practices.
v.l. Municipal inventory. Windsor, Combustion Engineering, Inc.,
1967. 144 p. P20-C
Thatcher, R. Optimal single channel service policies for stochastic
arrivals. Berkeley, University of California, Operations Research
Center, 1968. P20-T
Toftner, R. 0. Developing a state solid waste management plan.
Public Health Service Publication No. 2031. Washington, U.S.
Government Printing Office, 1970. 50 p. P20-T
Toftner, R. 0., and R. M. Clark. Intergovernmental approaches to
solid waste management. Washington, U.S. Government Printing
Office, 1971. 19 p. P20-T
Truitt, M., J. C. Liebman, and C. W. Kruse. An investigation of
solid waste collection policies. Baltimore, John Hopkins
University, Aug. 1968. 220 p. P20-T
Truitt, M., J. C. Liebman, and C. W. Kruse.
solid waste collection policies. v.2.
John Hopkins University, 1968. 69 p.
An investigation of
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Han, Y. V.7., H. A. Schuyten, Jr., and C. D. Callihan. The combined
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No. 115; Special Report No. 26. Chicago, American Public Works
Association Research Foundation, 1963. 39 p. S40-A
Proposed NSF standard for paper refuse sacks. National Sanitation
Foundation, 1970. 6 p. S40-N
125
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TRAINING, EDUCATION
Ad Hoc Conference on Solid Waste Training, Cincinnati, Nov.4-6,
1964. [U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.]
72 p. Gll-U
Combustion evaluation—sources and control devices. Cincinnati,
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1966.
Gll-U
Deming, G. H. Professional training for solid wastes management
(public cleansing) in Great Britain and other European countries.
Washington, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare,
1964. 63 p. Gll-D
Elements of solid waste management. Cincinnati, U.S. Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1967. Gll-U
Incineration—principles of design and operation. Cincinnati,
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1967.
Gll-U
Incineration—principles of design and operation. Cincinnati,
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1968.
Gll-U
Report on the Second National Conference on Environmental and
Sanitary Engineering Graduate Education, Evanston, Northwestern
University, Aug. 27-30, 1967. 61 p. Gll-E
Sanitary landfill—principles of design and operation.
Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare, 1968. Gll-U
Solid waste handling—field evaluation. Cincinnati, U.S. Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1968. Gll-U
126
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TRANSPORT
American Public Works Association Research Foundation. Rail
transport of solid wastes: a feasibility study; interim report:
phase one. Cincinnati, U.S. Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare, 1969. 168 p. T22-A
American Public Works Association Research Foundation. The Teauka
refuse compression system; a preliminary report. Cincinnati,
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1969. 47 p.
T22-A
Bonnington, S. T. Estimation of pipe friction involved in pumping
solid material. British Hydromechanics Research Association,
Dec. 1961. 28 p. T21-B
Bonnington, S. T. Experiments on the hydraulic transport of mixed
size solids. [British Hydromechanics Research Association.]
27 p. T21-B
Bonnington, S. T. A review of solids transport. [British
Hydromechanics Research Association.] 27 p. T21-B
Handbook of cast iron pipe for water, gas, sewerage, and industrial
service. 3d ed. Chicago, Cast Iron Pipe Research Association,
1971. T21-C
Hayden, J. A. A pneumo-slurry system for collection of solid waste.
Ph.D. Thesis, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1971.
255 p. [Distributed by University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, Mich.
as Thesis 70-25-660.] T21-H
Total system concept by Southern Railway System. Solid Waste
Technical Memo No. 1. Atlanta Region Metropolitan Planning
Commission, Apr. 30, 1970. 5 p. T22-A
Total cost bidding. 47 p. T20-A
The transportation of solids in steel pipes. Golden, Colorado
School of Mines Research Foundation, Inc., 1963. 121 p. T21-C
Yen, J, G., and I. Zandi. Transport of slurries in heterogeneous
regime. Presented at Annual Meeting, Society of Mining Engineers,
Washington, Feb. 16-20, 1969. Conference Preprint No. 69-B-70.
28 p. T21-Y
Zandi, I., and J. A. Haden. Are pipelines the answer to the waste
collection dilemma? Environmental Science & Technology ,
3(9):812-819, Sept. 1969. T21-Z
Zand-Yazdani, S. Two phase flow in pipes. M. S, Thesis, University
of Delaware, Newark, June 1966. 84 p. T21-S
127
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX
Abernathy, R 72
Abrahams, J 99, 103
Achinger, W 62
Alexander, M 36
Alexander, T 21 ,114
Allen, G 114
Alplser, F 10
Al tenburg, C 65
Anderson, E 5
Anderson, J 2,4, 82
Anderson, L 94
Andrews, 0 101
Andrilenas, P 54
Andritzky»M 72
Appel , H 103
Armstrong, D 62, 82
Atherton, G 72, 101
Attoe, 0 5
Auten, D 1
Axley, J 9
Axtell, R 1, 5, 56
Ayres, J 1
Baines, N 72
Baker,J 85
Ball, G 62
Banse, H 16
Barduhn, A 48
Barker, W 95
Barr, H 106
Barnes, W 100
Barton, A 56, 62
Bartsch, A 122
Baumgartner, D 119
Bayless, T 43
Beckman, J 109
Belter, W 101
Bendixen, T 21, 101, 114, 117, 123
Bennett, H 103
Beres, J 82
Bergin, T 62
Sevan, R 114
Bierbaum, P 16, 85
Bissell, D 85
Bjornson, B 56, 58, 114, 116
Black, R 15, 21, 23, 24, 27, 72, 97, 101, 110, 114
Blair, L 12
Blaschke, L 53
Block, F 74, 103
Block, S 43
128
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX (Continued)
Bloodgood, D 1 , 7, 8
Bloom, S 36, 54
81 cornfield, J 72
Bocher, F 23
Boettcher, R 103
Boettner, E 62
Bogue, M 22, 62, 114, 125
Bond, R 82
Bonnington, S 127
Boubel, R 62, 72
Bourcier, G 103
Bower, B 85
Bowman, T 9
Boyd, G 94
Boyd, J 19
Boyle, J 73
Brady, G 119
Brambier, M 94
Braun, R 62
Breidenbach, A 22, 48, 54, 110
Brewer, J 120
Britton, P Ill
Branner, G 103
Broom, W 85
Brown, J 10, 12, 36
Brown, R.Z 56
Brown, R.M 82
Brown, R.P 97
Brown, R.R 103
Browne, H 12
Buck, C 92
Buckner, J 119
Buelow, R 97
Bugher, R 110
Buchanan, L 32
Burchinal, J 82, 114
Burckle, J 62
Burd, R 119
Burgess, F 103
Buringh, P 16
Burrows, C 103
Buxton, D 63
Caldwell, H 107
Callihan, C 7, 104
Campuzano, A 104
Garden, C 119
Cares, J 31
Games, R 48
Carr, W 104
129
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX (continued)
Carroll , A 45
Carruth, D 74
Cassady, J 56
Chan, D 104
Chandler, G 86
Chapman, D 107, 121
Chapman, R 101
Charnes, A 94, 95
Cheney, R 99
Chi Chester, C 1
Chindgren, C 63
Chissler, R 38
Cholak, J 55, 73
Christy, F 73
Clark, R 7, 22, 23, 36, 94, 96
Clark, T 7
Clawson, M 43
Cohan, L 63, 74
Cohen, R 107, 121
Coleman, W 104
Conner, W 31
Connolly,J 12
Converse, A 105
Converse, J 1
Cooke, W 48, 119
Cooper, A 77
Cooper, G 12
Copeland, G 63
Corder, G 1, 8
Corder, S 72, 101
Corey, R 63
Cornelius, J 86
Cox, E 43
Cristofano, S 118
Critchley, H 12
Crosby, R 42
Cservenyak, F 104
Cuffe, S 32
Gulp, G 48
Cummins, R 73, 114
Dale, A 1 , 6, 8
Dallavalle, J 72
Daniels, L 62, 63, 64
Daniel son, J 32
Danielson, V 73, 104
Dannenberg, R 73
Darley, E 50
Darney, A 99
Dasmann , R 36
130
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX (Continued)
Davenport, S 75
Davidson, G 36
Davidson, W 86
Davies, A 22
Davis, P 101
Dawes, J 86
Day, D 1, 2, 104, 107
Dean, K 63, 73, 74, 75
DeBell, G 36
DeBlonk, D 16
Decker, H 32
Degler, S 36, 42, 54
Dehn, W 10, 74
DeMarco, J 64
Deming, G 126
DenDulk.P.... 16
Derrickson, G 10, 104
DesRosire, P 110
Deul, M 77
Dickens, R 19
DiGianni, 99
Dijkshoorn, R 64
Dobson, A 114
Dominick, H 86
Donaldson, E 97
Dondero, N 44
Dorsett, H 74, 77
Dorsey, J 62
Dreier, D 123
Drobny, N 86, 105
Dudley, C 59
Dugan, G 2, 6, 105
Dunlap, C 104, 105
Dunning, B 107
Duprey, R 32
Ecke, D 56, 57
Edmunds, J 22
Ehlers, V 22
Eichers, T 54
Eisenmann, J 51
Eldredge, R 22, 86
Elenowitz, L 43
Elger, G 105
Ellis, H 12, 57
Emrich, G 41
Engdahl, R 22
Eppes, M 86
Erganian, G 101
131
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX (Continued)
Erlckson, E 67
Evans , L 57
Evanson , A 74
Everett, R 51
Faber, J 64
Pagan, R '105
Fain, C 99
Faith, W 59
Favroden, R 115
Fehn, C 58
Feldman, M 22
Ferguson, J 32
Fernandes, J 32, 63, 74
Ferrante, M 74
Fine, M 74, 76, 105
Finkner, A 33, 84
Finnie, T 101
First, M 97
Fischer, F 64
Fischer, R 64
Fitzpatrick, J 87
Fleming, R 115
Flintoff, F 23
Flocker, W 115
Flower, F 64
Floyd, E 54, 110
Fontenot, J 6
Forbes , J 75
Fosnaugh, J 2
Foss, E 16
Foster, W 2
Fox, R 65
Francia, F 88
Frangipane, G 16
Frank, W 16
Franklin, W 99
Freed, V 105
Freund, G 65
Fryling, G -^5
Fulkerson, F 105
Fulmer, M 99
Fungaroli, A 115, 118
Furlong, D 62
Fursman, 0 75
132
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX (Continued)
Garland, G 12, 65, 95
Gartre, F 20
Gazda, L 115
Gee, H 121
George, P 23
Gerster, J 48
Gerstle, R 32
Geyer, J 115
Gilbertson, W 23, 57
Glathe, H 16
Goldfarb, 1 99
Goldstein, J 17
Golueke, C 2, 6, 23, 32, 37, 44, 87, 105, 110, 120, 121
Good, P 75
Gote.ss, H 17
Gramms, L 2
Gray, A 23
Gribble, D 2
Griffin, W 58
Griffith, F 77
Griffith, R 37
Griffiths, H 119
Groner, R 105
Grove, C 23, 75
Guarino, C 120
Gunnerson, C 97
Gutfreund, K 125
Hacker, C 23
Hahn, J 65
Halton, J 121
Hamburg, F 10
Hammond, W 2
Han, Y 106
Hansen, T 75
Harden, D 13
Harre, E 7
Hart, S 2, 6, 19, 87, 115
Hatry, H 12
Havens, R 73, 74, 75
Havlichek, J 115
Hawkins, K 120
Hawkins, M 94
Hayden, J 87, 127
Hayes, E 75
Hazen, T 3
Heaman, J 23
Heimburg, R 65
Heimerdinger, G 98
133
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX (Continued)
Heimburg, R 65
Heising, L 74
Heit, A 52
Helms, B 23
Henderson, C 58
Hensler, R 7
Herson, E 106
Heukelekian, H 44
Hickman, H 13, 23, 24, 110, 111, 117, 118
Higginson, A 13
Hilkenbaumer, F 17
Hill, A 33
Hill , H 115
Hill, R 114
Hindawi, 1 32
Hindle, C 124
Hoadley, A 2
Hodkinson, J 31
Hoff, S 13
Hoffman, D 65
Holladay, W 42
Holmes, L 2
Holzworth, G 33
Homayonfar, F 75
Honda, A 48
Hope, M 24
Home, R 120
Hosey, A 44
Hough, J 106
Howe, C 45
Hughes, G 88, 115
Hulbert, S 99
Hull, H 105
Hunt, P 7
Hunter, W 105
Ibach, D 7
Iglar, A 82, 83
Ingram, W 48, 88, 122
Ivanitskiy, A 76
Jackson, D 12
Jackson, M 68
Jacobson, J 33
Jacobson, M 74
Jacocks, F 58
James, P 3
134
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX (continued)
Jeffery, E 3
Jensen, M 88
Jeris , J 17
Johnson, G 76
Johnson, H 24, 66, 106
Johnson, K 58
Johnson, R 48 •
Johnson, W 116
Jones, D 1 , 3
Jorgenson, R 124
Joyce, R 48, 49
Kaiser, E 33, 66, TOO
Kaiserlautern, W 81
Kalika, P 67, 94
Kambhu, K 101
Kane, B 18
Kastner, J 45
Kaufman, A 19
Kaufman, J 19
Kaupert, W 13
Kawahara, F 49, 54
Kaylor, W 58
Kehoe, R 73
Keher, Q 120
Keller, D 64
Keller, P 18
Kenahan, C 66, 104
Kennedy, J 24
Kestner, M 13, 75
Keup. L 49
Kick, H 18
Kiess, F 120
Kingston, G 106
Ki rov, N 66
Klee, A 24, 95, 111
Kleespies, E 76
Kleins, S 23
Kleinman, A 8
Kneese, A 38
Knipe, W 49
Knox, J Ill
Knuth, D 18
Kochtitsky, 0 18
Koenig, L 49, 95
Koesters, J 4
Kohn, R 33
Kondo, K 48
Kortanek, 1C 94
Kovnat, R 77
135
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX (Continued)
Karuse, H 67
Kreichelt, T 33
Kridler, E 120
Krige, P 18
Kruse, C 96
Kugelman, 1 121
Kumpf» E -13
Kunda, L 76
Kupchik, G 18
Kurtzweg, J 10
Labadan, R 60
Lachapelle, D 66
Landen, R 41 , 115
Landis, D 120
Langewiesche, W 49
Larson, G 85
Lathrop, E 7, 111
Lawrence, A 121
Leo, J 38
Leak, V 76
Leatherwood, J 106
Lefke, L Ill
Lenhard, G 18
Lichtenberg, J 48, 49, 54
Liebman, J 96, 111
Lin, Y 116
Linderman, R 8
Lindsay, W 8
Linsky, B 33
Lipsett, C 76
Littig, K 58
Little, H 53,
Loer, R 3
Locke, C 120
Lockwood, R 124
Logsdon, J 38
Lonergon, R 106
Loquericio, P 91
Lov/es , F 48
Ludington, D 6
Ludwig, H 24
MacArthur, J 3
MacCartney, J 76
MacQueen,A 89
McCaffery, J 66
McCann, P 10
136
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX (Continued)
McCarty, P 121
McCoy, E 2, 3
McCrae, K 121
McDonald, R 107
McElwee, W 125
McGauhey, P 18, 24, 32, 38, 44, 87
McGuchan, R 99
McGuiness, C 41
McKee, J 59
McLean, M 38
McMullen, T 33
McNelly, L 50
McPherson, H 45
Mass, K 13
Mack, R 46
Magnuson, M 67
Magy, H 60
Mahler, A 120
Major, R 79
Makar, H 107
Malina, J 89, 115, 119, 120
Malisch, W 107
Manchester, H 104, 107
Markham, J 58
Marks, D Ill
Marlowe, D 23
Martin, B 88
Maslova, L 107
Mead, B 116
Medalia, N 33
Meier, P 95
Melcher, N 107
Meller, F 107
Mercer, W 18
Merrill, C 77
Messman, S 82
Merz, R 116
Michael sen, G 83
Mlhok, E 77
Mil lard, R 13, 23
Miller, B 8
Miller, H 1 , 8, 49
Miller, P 67
Miller, R 122
Miner, J 3, 49
Mindness, S 75
Minshall, N 8, 9
Mitchell, J 38
Morris, J 49, 50
Morse, N 95
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX (Continued)
Muehling, A 4
Munich, A 110, 111
Mullen, J 68
Murphy, E 67, 77
Murton, R 45
Myers, J 77
Nagy, J 77
Mair, J 65
Nash, G 89
Neale, J 50
Nehls, G 35
Nehlsen, W 121
Nichols, M 8
Niese, G 18
Niessen, W 34
Nix, H 59
Nobel, G 46
Nordstedt, R 116
Null , V 98
Nye , J 8
Oakes, D 90
O'Connell , R 79
O'Dette, R 59
Ogi live, J 1
Okey, R 105, 121
Olsen, R 7
O'Neill, J 104
Oparin, 1 77
Oren, 0 98
Orning, A 70
Osterli, V 50
Ostle, E 62, 67
Oswald, W 120, 121
O'Toole, M 14
Oviatt, C 98
Ozolins, G 34
Pajalich, W 107
Palmer, C 50
Park, N 8
Parkhurst, J 116
Parsa, A 8
Partridge, J 117
Patrick, L 46
Patrick, P 101, 124
138
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX (Continued)
Paul, 1 14
Pearson, F 104
Pearce, J 20
Peel , R 61
Perkins, R 95
Perloff, H 39
Peterson, M 5.9, 67, 72
Peterson, R 107
Pfeiffer, J 77
Pierce, R 56
Pike, R 104
Pi ley, J 67
Pipes, W 119, 122
Pohland, F 121
Poliskin, J 107
Polkowski. L 2
Poorbaugh, J 4
Popkin, R 117
Porges, R 6
Potter, G 73
Powell , C 44
Prasky, C 105, 107
Pratt, H 56
Purchas, D 108
Purdom, P 68, 69
Qasim, S 117
Quon, J 15, 94, 95, 122
Raike, W 94
Rampacek, C 108
Rao, S 46
Reed, C 6
Regan, J 68, 108
Reinhardt, J 101
Revelle, R 26
Reynolds, D 100
Rich, L 122
Richards, C 75
Richardson, R 108
Ricketts, R 3
Risser, H 79
Roberts, C 117
Robertson, H 105
Robson, C 7
Rone, D 60
Rohlich, G 101
139
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX (Continued)
Romanek, W 68
Rose, W 18
Ross, R 79
Roth, E 94
Rubin, E 51
Ruchhoft, C 120
Ruf, J 53
Ryan, M 122
Sarofim, A 34, 68
Sawinski , R 26, 41
Sax, N 79
Schneider, P 112
Schoenberger, R 51, 68, 69
Schovarz, 0 112
Schradner, G 39
Schraufnagel, F 117
Schultz, G 95
Schulze, K 19
Schurr, S 42
Schuyler, S 98
Schuyten, H 106
Schwartz, W 122
Scott, M 91
Seaman, W 18
Seely, R 91
Seibel , J 94
Seidenstat, P 87
Seneke, M 79
Settino, F 108
Sheleidhovskii, G.... 34
Shell , G 19
Sheppard, C 6
Sherrill, R 63
Shields, W 117
Shoup, D 46
Shurig, D 47
Shuster, K 96
Shuster, W 69
Simmons, R 9
Skitt, J 69
Sliepcevich, E 60
Smith, J 51
Smith, 0 109
Smith, R 33, 34, 51, 83
Smith, V 55
Sorg, T 79, 117
Speight, B 19
Spendlove, M 79
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX (Continued)
Spino, D 69
Spitzer, E 19
Spooner, C 53
Srinivasan, V 106
Stabenow, G 69
Stahl, Q 35
Stanonis , F 98
Stapler, J 100
Starr, R 26
Steckel, J 6
Steel , E 22
Steiner, R 115, 118
Stenburg, M 69
Stephens, E 2
Stern, H 96
Stewart, G 26
Stierli , H 26
Still , H 27
Stirrup. F 14, 27
Stofka, E 108
Stone, R 116, 118
Straub, C 123
Strauch, D 4, 19
Struzeski, E 6
Sturkie, D 19
Stutzenberger, F 19, 67
Suffet, H 51
Sukenik, V 48, 49
Sull ivan, P 66, 81
Sundqvist, S 92
Sutin, G 102
Sweeten, J 47, 66
Taiganides, E 4, 5, 6
Talty, J 79, 108
Tanaka, M 95
Tarbox, J 66
Tate, J 26
Tchobanoglaus, G 14
Templeton, W 92
Terry, L 60
Testin, R 99
Thatcher, R 96
Thomas, R 122
Thurnau, R 69
Tietjen, C 19
Toftner, R 96
Toohey, R 124
Tope, 0 5
141
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX (Continued)
Toussoun, T 8
Towne, W 48, 122
Townley, D 27
Travis, B 60
Trieff, N 35
Truitt, M 95
Tsivoglou, E 79
Turner, M 6
Ulmer, N 58, 96
Updegraff, D 109
Van der Eb, H 109
Varro, S 80
Vaughan, R 27, 83, 100, 109, 118
Vogely, J 123
Wadleigh, C 5
Waldrop, R 61
Walker, J 123
Wallace, A 41
Wallman, H 119
Walters, C 119
Walton, G 83
Ward, E 40
Ward, R 61
Warner, D 80
Weaver, L 3, 53, 118
Weaver, W 5
Weber, E 81
Weber, W 49
Weibel , S 123
Weidner, J 43
Weinburgh, H 19
Weinhold, A 9
Weintraub, B 102
Weintraub, M 70
Wersan, S 15
Whaite, R 76
White, D 73
White, R 4, 5
Wienie, C 22
Wigh, R 114, 115, 118
Wilcomb, M 118, 125
Wild, H 19
Wiley, J 6, 20, 112
Wilkle, W 116
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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX (Continued)
Willard, W 96
Williams, E 15
Williams, R 41
Williamson, J 52
Will rich, T 49
Wills, W 28
Wilson, D 14, 70, 71, 81, 93, 109, 112, 113
Wilson, N 109
Witzel , S 5, 9, 41
Wolfson, D 109
Wonder, 1 103
Wong, M 77
Wool folk, R 71
Worster, R 71
Wright, E 45
Wright, N 109
Wulfinghoff, M 81
Yang, S 109
Yen, J 127
Yoo, B 81
Zaltzman, R 89
Zand-Yazdani, S 127
Zandi , 1 127
Zausner, E 15, 40, 71
Zavon, M 55
Zepeda, F 93
Zhang,H 106
Zimmer, C 35
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CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX
Advisory Commision on Intergovernmental Relations 45
Aerojet-General Corporation 41 , 92
Aerospace Commerical Corporation 63
Air Pollution Control Association 29
Aleene, Inc El
Aluminum Association. ..... 12
American Association for Contamination Control, Biological
Contamination Control Committee 59
American Association of Proffessors in Sanitary Engineering. 39
American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists 72
Ameri can Bar Associ ati on 39
American Chemical Society 36
American Gas Association, Inc 69
American Hoist and Derrick Company 22
American Institute of Chemical Engineers 62
American Management Association 99
American Medical Association 56
American Paper and Pulp Association 44
American Paper Institute 108
American Petroleum Institute 77
American Public Health Association 56
American Public Works Association 12, 22, 25,
26, 28, 95, 112, 117, 123
American Public Works Association Research Foundation 112, 125, 127
American Society of Agricultural Engineers 3
American Society of Civil Engineers 117
American Society for Testing and Materials 77
American Water Works Association Research Foundation 22
Andrew H. Bates, Inc 78
Appalachian Regional Commission 21, 76
Armed Forces Pest Control Board G6
Asphalt Institute 47
Atlanta Regional Metropol itan Planning Commission 10
Atomic Energy Research Center 122
Battelle Memorial Institute 72
Berlin Municipal Cleansing Service 68
Bethlehem Steel Corporation 76
British Standard Institution..... 14
Building Research Advisory Board 119
Buttenheim Publishing Corporation 14, 45
Cal iform'a, City of Davis 117
California Department of Industrial Relations 61
California Department of Public Health 57, 87, 90, 92
California Division of Highways 89
California Governor's Task Force 94
California, Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts 85
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CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX (Continued)
California State Water Quality Control Board 116
Canadian Council of Resource Ministers 39
Cast Iron Pipe Research Association 127
Caterpillar Tractor Company 117
Chatham County Municipal Association 57
Citizens Advisory Committe on Environmental Quality 36, 39
Clark and Groff Engineers.'. 119
Cleveland Area Councils Association 32
Colorado, Denver Regional Council of Governments 92
Colorado, Department of Health 92
Colorado, General Assembly 91
Colorado School of Mines Research Foundation Inc 127
Columbia Basin Inter-Agency Committee and Pacific Southwest
Inter-Agency Committee 53
Combustion Engineering Inc 94, 96
Combustion Power Company, Inc 63
Committee on Envi rommental Health Problems 59
Community Facilities Administration Ill
Conference of State Sanitary Engineers 25, 51
Connecticut Development Commission 10
Connecticut State Department of Health 92
Conrad Engineers 14
Conservation Foundation 33
Consoer, Townsend and Associ ates 86
Council on Environmental Quality 37, 98
Day and Zimmerman Associates 62, 63, 64
DeBell and Richardson 125
Defense Documentation Center 43
Dempster Brothers Inc 12
Detroit, Metropolitan Area Regional Planning Commission 90
District of Columbia, Department of Human Resources 50
District of Columbia, Department of Sanitary Engineering.... 114
Eastman Kodak Company 37
EFTA Plastics Association 125
Engineering-Science Inc 41, 97
England, Manchester Cleansing Department 90
Environmental Engineering Intersociety Board 39
Farley Manning Associates, Inc 125
Federal Committee on Pest Control 54
Federal Council for Science and Technology 37
Federal Housing Adminstratioa 119
Fibre Box Association 46
Florida, State Board of Health 60
Ford Foundation 37
145
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CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX (Continued)
Georgia, Chatham County Municipal Association 57
Georgia, County of Bibb 58
Georgia, Department of Public Health 44, 58, 59
Georgia, Richmond County Department of Health 58
Georgia, Institue of Technology 26
Glass Container Council...- 100
Glass Containers Manufacturers Institute, Inc 26, 84, 98
Governmental Refuse Collection and Disposal Association 85, 90
Great Britain, Ministry of Housing and Local Government 90
Greater Egypt Regional Planning and Development Commission... 86
Greely and Hansen Engineers 86, 92
Greenville County Planning Commission 12
Harza Engineering Company 106
Henningson, Durham and Richardson, Inc 88, 91
Hi ghway Research Board 44
Hi nde Engi neeri ng Company 50
Homer and Shifrin, Inc 109
Housing and Home Finance Agency Ill
Idaho, Department of Health 88
Illinois, Lake County Board of Health 39
Incinerator Institue of America 62, 65
Indiana, Committee on Environmental Health Evaluation 57
Institute of Public Cleansing 17, 59, 63,
63,76, 105, 114, 123
Institue of Scrap Iron and Steel 11, 103, 105,
108, 109
Institute on State Planning for the 70's Ill
International Association of Public Cleansing 88, 90
International Joint Commission (U.S. and Canada) 29
International Research Group on Refuse Disposal 16, 26,
IIT Research Institute 78, 109
Izack Wai ton League of Ameri ca 48
Japan, Government 123
John Carollo Engineers 88
John B. Baffa Consulting Engineers 88, 89
Johnson and Anderson, Inc 17
Joint Working Party on Municipal Composting 18
Jones and Henry Engineers Limited 89
Jones , Henry and Wil 1 iams 89
Kansas State Department of Health 89
Kentucky, Program Development Office 86
Kentucky State Department of Heal th 86
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Licking County Regional Planning Commission 91
Los Angeles County Air Pollution Control District 35, 69
Los Angeles County, Department of County Engineers 116
Louisiana State Board of Health 90
Management Technology, Inc 10
Manufacturing Chemists Association Inc 76, 125
Marquardt Company 63
Maryland State Department of Health 95
Metcalf and Eddy Engineers 89
Metropolitan Area PLanning Council 92
Metropolitan Planning Commission 45
Millipore Filter Corporation 48
Ministry of Housing and Local Government 104, 121
Minnesota. Pollution Control Agency 92
Mississippi State University 121
Missouri, Department of Health and Welfare 86
Montana State Department of Heal th 36, 89
National Academy of Sciences 24, 27, 28,29,
38, 45, 46, 56, 83, 112, 119,
National Agricultural Chemicals Association 54
National Association of Counties Research Foundation 26, 31, 38, 48, 49
National Association of Secondary Materials Industries, Inc. 79, 104, 108
National Canners Association 77
National Commission on Community Health Services 58
National Council for Stream Improvement 50
National Council of State Boards of Engineering Examiners... 25
National Industrial Pollution Control Council 11, 25, 33, 34, 38,
50, 59, 97, 107116, 125
National Research Counci 1 56
National Safety Council 14, 56, 58
Naval Ship Research and Development Center 50
National Sanitation Foundation 125
National Solid Wastes Management Association 13, 116
National Water Well Association 41
New York State Air Pollution Control Board 34
New York Mayor's Task Force on Air Pollution 32
Mew York State Department of Heal th 76,
New York State, Department of Health and Air Pollution Control.. 65
New York University 67
Northeastern Illinois Metropolitan Area Planning Commission. 90
Northern Virginia Regional Planning Commission 10
Northwestern University 126
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Ohio Department of Health 91, 112
Oklahoma City-County Health Department 91
Onondaga Lake Scientific Council 86
Oregon State Board of Heal th 92
Owen and White Inc 95
Pacific South Inter-Agency Committee and Columbia Basin
Inter-Agency 53
Pan American Union 53
Pennsylvania. Allegheny Solid Waste Advisory Committee 92
Pennsylvania Department of Health 84, 88, 90, 118
Pennsylvania. Erie County Commission 57
Pennsylvania State University 34
Planning Service Group 14
President's Cabinet Committee on the Environment 54
President's Science Advisory Committee 39, 55
Public Adminstration Service 11, 12, 21
Public Opinions Surveys Inc 84
Public Works Journal Corporation 12
Purdue University 43, 44, 77, 78
Quad-City Solid Wastes Committee 90
Railway Systems and Management Associations 21
Ralph Stone and Company 14, 104, 108, 116
Research Triangle Institute 84
Resources for the Future Inc 36
Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center 50
Robert N. Moore Company 108
Royal Institute of Public Administration 24
San Diego Utilities Department 68
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce 12
Soil Conservation Society of America 7, 47
Soil Science Society of America, Inc 7
Society of Automotive Engineers 46
Southwest Research Institute 11
Springfield, City of, and Missouri Division of Health 57
State Sanitary Engineers 51
State University of New York 45, 47
Sterling Drug Inc 66
Swiss Federal Institute for Water Supply 89
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Tennessee Val ley Authority 1
Texas. State Department of Health 117
Theracon Inc 2
Thomas, Dean and Hoskins, Inc 93
Tokyo Metropolitan Public Nuisance Research Institute 37
Tri-County Regional Planning Commission 91
United Nations 9,
U.S
U.S
U.
U.
U.
U.
U.
Atomic Energy Commission .......... • .................... 39
Bureau of Mines ........................................ 10
Coast Guards ........................................... 56
Conference of City Health Offices ...................... 37
Department of Agri cul ture .............................. 5 ,
42
, 40
. 78.
36 ,
59, 60
Department of Commerce 103
Department of Health, Education and Welfare 16,
80
80
53,
, 79
108
55,
87
19,
21,
43,
92,
24,
45,
96,
25, 31, 37, 38, 39
46, 47, 53, 73, 85
119, 120, 122, 126
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development 44, 45, 47, 110,
112
Department of Interior 4, 50, 51, 80
Department of Transportation 27
S. Environmental Protection Agency 14, 100
S. Federal Water Pollution Control Administration 30, 51,
S. Naval Civil Engineering Laboratory 119
S. Public Health Service 13, 25, 26,
31, 34, 46, 57, 59
69, 75, 82, 83, 93
118, 122, 123
Uni versity of Cal ifornia 90
52, 122
27, 29,
60, 61,
94, 112,
University of
University of
University of
University of
University of
University of
University of
University of North
University of Rhode
Delaware ...................................... 6, 78
Houston ....................................... 34, 90
Idaho ......................................... 91
Kansas ........................................ 93
Massachusetts ................................. 95
Mi chagan ...................................... 59 , 1 22
Nebraska ...................................... 6
Carol ina ................................ Ill
Island .................................. 91
University of Texas 6, 81
University of Washingron 27
University of Wyoming 34, 90
Vanderbilt, Uni versity 50
Vermont State Litter Commission 84
Vermont State Government 84, 91
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Way land Academy 110
West Virginia State Department of Health 93
World Health Organization 27, 57, 60
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