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IALL (Full Record)
=> d L7 iall 2
L7 ANSWER 2 OF 20 CA COPYRIGHT 1996 ACS
ACCESSION NUMBER: 124:37057 CA
TITLE: Real world ramifications of adopting the Great
Lakes Water Quality Guidance as national policy:
a San Francisco Bay case study
AUTHOR(S): Grovhoug, Thomas R.; Thorme, Melissa; Weir,
Charles
CORPORATE SOURCE: Larry Walker Associates, Davis, CA, 95616, USA
SOURCE: Proc. Water Environ. Fed. Annu. Conf. Expo.,
67th (1994), Volume 4, 445-56. Water
Environment Federation: Alexandria, Va.
CODEN: 61ZJAV
DOCUMENT TYPE: Conference
LANGUAGE: English
CLASSIFICATION: 61-2 (Water)
Section cross-reference(s): 60
ABSTRACT:
The EPA has developed the Great Lakes Water Quality Guidance (GLWQG) to
control pollution in the Great Lakes and its tributaries. The GLWQG
seeks to eliminate pollutant discharges, esp. discharges of toxic
pollutants. Because of the GLWQG’s scope and because EPA has proposed
adopting this guidance as a national toxics control policy, the GLWQG may
be the most far-reaching water quality regulation ever proposed by EPA.
This paper provides a real world view of the effect on POTWs, assuming
the GLWQG were expanded beyond the Great Lakes Region, by exploring 2
case studies which utilize the extensive effluent and ambient water
quality data for the San Francisco Bay. The 1st case study examines the
implementation of the GLWQG in the Bay for 3 specific pollutants. The
2nd examines the GLWQG’s 0 discharge scenario for POTWs in the San
Francisco Bay area and describes the resultant costs, benefits, and
impacts.
SUPPL. TERM: Great Lake Water Quality Guidance
INDEX TERM: Water pollution
(real world ramifications of adopting Great Lakes
Water Quality Guidance as national policy and San
Francisco Bay case study)
INDEX TERM: Aromatic hydrocarbons, occurrence
ROLE: POL (Pollutant); OCCU (Occurrence)
(polycyclic, real world ramifications of adopting
Great Lakes Water Quality Guidance as national
policy and San Francisco Bay case study)
INDEX TERM: 7439-97-6, Mercury, occurrence 7440-50-8, Copper,
occurrence
ROLE: POL (Pollutant); OCCU (Occurrence)
(real world ramifications of adopting Great Lakes
Water Quality Guidance as national policy and San
Francisco Bay case study)
ALL (Full Record)
=> d L7 all 2
L7 ANSWER 2 OF 20 CA COPYRIGHT 1996 ACS
AN 124:37057 CA
TI Real world ramifications of adopting the Great Lakes Water Quality
Guidance as national policy: a San Francisco Bay case study
AU Grovhoug, Thomas R.; Thorme, Melissa; Weir, Charles
CS Larry Walker Associates, Davis, CA, 95616, USA
SO Proc. Water Environ. Fed. Annu. Conf. Expo., 67th (1994), Volume 4,
445-56 Publisher: Water Environment Federation, Alexandria, Va.
CODEN: 61ZJAV
DT Conference
LA English
CC 61-2 (Water)
Section cross-reference(s): 60
AB The EPA has developed the Great Lakes Water Quality Guidance (GLWQG)
to control pollution in the Great Lakes and its tributaries. The
GLWQG seeks to eliminate pollutant discharges, esp. discharges of
toxic pollutants. Because of the GLWQG’s scope and because EPA has
proposed adopting this guidance as a national toxics control policy,
the GLWQG may be the most far-reaching water quality regulation ever
proposed by EPA. This paper provides a real world view of the
effect on POTWs, assuming the GLWQG were expanded beyond the Great
Lakes Region, by exploring 2 case studies which utilize the
extensive effluent and ambient water quality data for the San
Francisco Bay. The 1st case study examines the implementation of
the GLWQG in the Bay for 3 specific pollutants. The 2nd examines
the GLWQG’s 0 discharge scenario for POTWs in the San Francisco Bay
area and describes the resultant costs, benefits, and impacts.
ST Great Lake Water Quality Guidance
IT Water pollution
(real world ramifications of adopting Great Lakes Water Quality
Guidance as national policy and San Francisco Bay case study)
IT Aromatic hydrocarbons, occurrence
RL: POL (Pollutant); OCCU (Occurrence)
(polycyclic, real world ramifications of adopting Great Lakes
Water Quality Guidance as national policy and San Francisco Bay
case study)
IT 7439-97-6, Mercury, occurrence 7440-50-8, Copper, occurrence
RL: POL (Pollutant); OCCU (Occurrence)
(real world ramifications of adopting Great Lakes Water Quality
Guidance as national policy and San Francisco Bay case study)
IBIB (Indented bibliographic citation)
=> d L7 ibib 2
L7 ANSWER 2 OF 20 CA COPYRIGHT 1996 ACS
ACCESSION NUMBER: 124:37057 CA
TITLE: Real world ramifications of adopting the Great
Lakes Water Quality Guidance as national policy:
a San Francisco Bay case study
AUTHOR(S): Grovhoug, Thomas R.; Thorme, Melissa; Weir,
Charles
CORPORATE SOURCE: Larry Walker Associates, Davis, CA, 95616, USA
SOURCE: Proc. Water Environ. Fed. Annu. Conf. Expo.,
67th (1994), Volume 4, 445-56. Water
Environment Federation: Alexandria, Va.
CODEN: 61ZJAV
DOCUMENT TYPE: Conference
LANGUAGE:
CBIB (Compressed bibliographic citation)
=> d L7 cbib 2
L7 ANSWER 2 OF 20 CA COPYRIGHT 1996 ACS
124:37057 Real world ramifications of adopting the Great Lakes Water
Quality Guidance as national policy: a San Francisco Bay case study.
Grovhoug, Thomas R.; Thorme, Melissa; Weir, Charles (Larry Walker
Associates, Davis, CA, 95616, USA). Proc. Water Environ. Fed. Annu.
Conf. Expo., 67th, Volume 4, 445-56. Water Environment Federation:
Alexandria, Va. (English) 1994. CODEN: 61ZJAV.
BIB (Bibliographic citation)
=> d L7 bib 2
L7 ANSWER 2 OF 20 CA COPYRIGHT 1996 ACS
AN 124:37057 CA
TI Real world ramifications of adopting the Great Lakes Water Quality
Guidance as national policy: a San Francisco Bay case study
AU Grovhoug, Thomas R.; Thorme, Melissa; Weir, Charles
CS Larry Walker Associates, Davis, CA, 95616, USA
SO Proc. Water Environ. Fed. Annu. Conf. Expo., 67th (1994), Volume 4,
445-56 Publisher: Water Environment Federation, Alexandria, Va.
CODEN: 61ZJAV
DT Conference
LA English
IBIB ABS (Indented Citation and Abstract)
=> d L7 ibib abs 2
L7 ANSWER 2 OF 20 CA COPYRIGHT 1996 ACS
ACCESSION NUMBER: 124:37057 CA
TITLE: Real world ramifications of adopting the Great
Lakes Water Quality Guidance as national policy:
a San Francisco Bay case study
AUTHOR(S): Grovhoug, Thomas R.; Thorme, Melissa; Weir,
Charles
CORPORATE SOURCE: Larry Walker Associates, Davis, CA, 95616, USA
SOURCE: Proc. Water Environ. Fed. Annu. Conf. Expo.,
67th (1994), Volume 4, 445-56. Water
Environment Federation: Alexandria, Va.
CODEN: 61ZJAV
DOCUMENT TYPE: Conference
LANGUAGE: English
AB The EPA has developed the Great Lakes Water Quality Guidance (GLWQG)
to control pollution in the Great Lakes and its tributaries. The
GLWQG seeks to eliminate pollutant discharges, esp. discharges of
toxic pollutants. Because of the GLWQG’s scope and because EPA has
proposed adopting this guidance as a national toxics control policy,
the GLWQG may be the most far-reaching water quality regulation ever
proposed by EPA. This paper provides a real world view of the
effect on POTWs, assuming the GLWQG were expanded beyond the Great
Lakes Region, by exploring 2 case studies which utilize the
extensive effluent and ambient water quality data for the San
Francisco Bay. The 1st case study examines the implementation of
the GLWQG in the Bay for 3 specific pollutants. The 2nd examines
the GLWQG’s 0 discharge scenario for POTWs in the San Francisco Bay
area and describes the resultant costs, benefits, and impacts.
CBIB ABS (Compressed citation and abstract)
Note: You can also use bib abs or ibib abs
=> d L7 cbib abs 2
L7 ANSWER 2 OF 20 CA COPYRIGHT 1996 ACS
124:37057 Real world ramifications of adopting the Great Lakes Water
Quality Guidance as national policy: a San Francisco Bay case study.
Grovhoug, Thomas R.; Thorme, Melissa; Weir, Charles (Larry Walker
Associates, Davis, CA, 95616, USA). Proc. Water Environ. Fed. Annu.
Conf. Expo., 67th, Volume 4, 445-56. Water Environment Federation:
Alexandria, Va. (English) 1994. CODEN: 61ZJAV.
AB The EPA has developed the Great Lakes Water Quality Guidance (GLWQG)
to control pollution in the Great Lakes and its tributaries. The
GLWQG seeks to eliminate pollutant discharges, esp. discharges of
toxic pollutants. Because of the GLWQG’s scope and because EPA has
proposed adopting this guidance as a national toxics control policy,
the GLWQG may be the most far-reaching water quality regulation ever
proposed by EPA. This paper provides a real world view of the
effect on POTWs, assuming the GLWQG were expanded beyond the Great
Lakes Region, by exploring 2 case studies which utilize the
extensive effluent and ambient water quality data for the San
Francisco Bay. The 1st case study examines the implementation of
the GLWQG in the Bay for 3 specific pollutants. The 2nd examines
the GLWQG’s 0 discharge scenario for POTWs in the San Francisco Bay
area and describes the resultant costs, benefits, and impacts.
BIB ABS (Citation and abstract)
=> d L7 bib abs 2
L7 ANSWER 2 OF 20 CA COPYRIGHT 1996 ACS
AN 124:37057 CA
TI Real world ramifications of adopting the Great Lakes Water Quality
Guidance as national policy: a San Francisco Bay case study
AU Grovhoug, Thomas R.; Thorme, Melissa; Weir, Charles
CS Larry Walker Associates, Davis, CA, 95616, USA
SO Proc. Water Environ. Fed. Annu. Conf. Expo., 67th (1994), Volume 4,
445-56 Publisher: Water Environment Federation, Alexandria, Va.
CODEN: 61ZJAV
DT Conference
LA English
AB The EPA has developed the Great Lakes Water Quality Guidance (GLWQG)
to control pollution in the Great Lakes and its tributaries. The
GLWQG seeks to eliminate pollutant discharges, esp. discharges of
toxic pollutants. Because of the GLWQG’s scope and because EPA has
proposed adopting this guidance as a national toxics control policy,
the GLWQG may be the most far-reaching water quality regulation ever
proposed by EPA. This paper provides a real world view of the
effect on POTWs, assuming the GLWQG were expanded beyond the Great
Lakes Region, by exploring 2 case studies which utilize the
extensive effluent and ambient water quality data for the San
Francisco Bay. The 1st case study examines the implementation of
the GLWQG in the Bay for 3 specific pollutants. The 2nd examines
the GLWQG’s 0 discharge scenario for POTWs in the San Francisco Bay
area and describes the resultant costs, benefits, and impacts.
TI (Title)
=> d L7 ti 2
L7 ANSWER 2 OF 20 CA COPYRIGHT 1996 ACS
TI Real world ramifications of adopting the Great Lakes Water Quality
Guidance as national policy: a San Francisco Bay case study
SCAN (Sample format in random order, free)
=> d L7 scan
L7 20 ANSWERS CA COPYRIGHT 1996 ACS
CC 61-1 (Water)
TI Sources and sinks of biologically reactive oxygen, carbon, nitrogen,
and silica in northern San Francisco Bay
ST oxygen distribution San Francisco Bay; carbon distribution San
Francisco Bay; nitrogen distribution San Francisco Bay; silica
distribution San Francisco Bay; element distribution estuary San
Francisco
IT Waters, natural
(estuarine, biol. reactive oxygen and carbon and nitrogen and
silica sources and sinks in, of northern San Francisco Bay,
California)
IT 7440-44-0, occurrence 7631-86-9, occurrence 7727-37-9,
occurrence 7782-44-7, occurrence
RL: OCCU (Occurrence)
(in estuary water, sources and sinks of, in northern San
Francisco Bay, California)
HOW MANY MORE ANSWERS DO YOU WISH TO SCAN? (1):1
L7 20 ANSWERS CA COPYRIGHT 1996 ACS
CC 61-2 (Water)
Section cross-reference(s): 60
TI Real world ramifications of adopting the Great Lakes Water Quality
Guidance as national policy: a San Francisco Bay case study
ST Great Lake Water Quality Guidance
IT Water pollution
(real world ramifications of adopting Great Lakes Water Quality
Guidance as national policy and San Francisco Bay case study)
IT Aromatic hydrocarbons, occurrence
RL: POL (Pollutant); OCCU (Occurrence)
(polycyclic, real world ramifications of adopting Great Lakes
Water Quality Guidance as national policy and San Francisco Bay
case study)
IT 7439-97-6, Mercury, occurrence 7440-50-8, Copper, occurrence
RL: POL (Pollutant); OCCU (Occurrence)
(real world ramifications of adopting Great Lakes Water Quality
Guidance as national policy and San Francisco Bay case study)
HOW MANY MORE ANSWERS DO YOU WISH TO SCAN? (1):0
SAM (Sample, title plus indexing)
=> d L7 sam 2
L7 ANSWER 2 OF 20 CA COPYRIGHT 1996 ACS
CC 61-2 (Water)
Section cross-reference(s): 60
TI Real world ramifications of adopting the Great Lakes Water Quality
Guidance as national policy: a San Francisco Bay case study
ST Great Lake Water Quality Guidance
IT Water pollution
(real world ramifications of adopting Great Lakes Water Quality
Guidance as national policy and San Francisco Bay case study)
IT Aromatic hydrocarbons, occurrence
RL: POL (Pollutant); OCCU (Occurrence)
(polycyclic, real world ramifications of adopting Great Lakes
Water Quality Guidance as national policy and San Francisco Bay
case study)
IT 7439-97-6, Mercury, occurrence 7440-50-8, Copper, occurrence
RL: POL (Pollutant); OCCU (Occurrence)
(real world ramifications of adopting Great Lakes Water Quality
Guidance as national policy and San Francisco Bay case study)