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Presented at 78th NY Water Environment Association Conference
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Conference, USA
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Plant”, Hatch Mott MacDonald, Millburn, NJ, Presented at 78th NY Water Environment
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monitoring. Federal Highway Administration, USA
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at Lake Ella, FL, Final Report for FDER Project WM339
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watershed development and management on aquatic ecosystems symposium, Engineering
Foundation
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storm water best management practice. Proceedings of Watershed ’96
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Watershed Protection, Silver Spring, USA
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Leaching field. In: Schadler MH (ed) The Lake George ecosystem, Lake George Association,
New York, vol II, pp 142–149
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USA. EPA 440/5-80-009
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Leaflet 26, Albany, NY, USA
20. Barko JW, Adams MS, Clesceri NL (1986) Environmental factors and their consideration in the
management of submersed aquatic vegetation: a review. J Aquat Plant Manage 24:1
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lake: implications for macrophyte harvesting. Aquat Bot 3:239
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dredging of Collins Lake, Scotia, New York, USA. EPA-600/S3-81-017
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Washington, DC, USA. EPA-625/2-80-025
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wastewater ponds by injecting aluminum sulfate (alum) into a high flow solar powered
circulator. Water Environ Technol 17(12):99
318
L. K. Wang et al.
reference to phosphorus and nitrogen as factors in eutrophication, Technical Report to OECD,
Paris, DAS/CSI/68.27, 1
4. Vollenweider RA, Dillon PJ (1974) The application of the phosphorus loading concept to
eutrophication research. Canada Centre for Inland Waters, NRCC 13690, Burlington
5. Phelps EB (1944) Stream sanitation. Wiley, New York
6. Wilson TE (2006) Upgrades to BNR: optional approaches, Earth Tech, Alexandria, VA,
Presented at 78th NY Water Environment Association Conference
7. Eberhardt TE (1997) Aluminum dose calculation. Sweetwater Technology, Aitkin
8. Tabor CW (2006) Comparison of high rate clarifiers in tertiary phosphate removal applications,
Stantec Consulting, Inc., Richmond, VA, Presented at 78th NY Water Environment Association
Conference, USA
9. Patoczka J (2006) Reducing phosphorus to 0.1 mg/L with existing facilities at the East Windsor
Plant”, Hatch Mott MacDonald, Millburn, NJ, Presented at 78th NY Water Environment
Association Conference, NY, USA
10. FHA (2006) Stormwater best management practices in an ultra-urban setting: selection and
monitoring. Federal Highway Administration, USA
11. Harper HH (1990) Long-term performance evaluation of the alum stormwater treatment system
at Lake Ella, FL, Final Report for FDER Project WM339
12. Pitt RF (1996) The control of toxicants at critical source areas. Proceedings of effects of
watershed development and management on aquatic ecosystems symposium, Engineering
Foundation
13. Allard LA, Graham W, Platz W, Carr R, Wheeler J (1996) The storm treat system used as a
storm water best management practice. Proceedings of Watershed ’96
14. Claytor RA, Schueler TR (1996) Design of stormwater filtering systems. The Center for
Watershed Protection, Silver Spring, USA
15. Sheepdrove Organic Farm – Sustainable Water Management Project, Winner of National
Farmers Union, UK (2006)
16. Aulenbach DB (1978) Chemical interactions in a rapid infiltration system accomplishing
tertiary treatment of wastewaters. In: Rubin AJ (ed) Chemistry of wastewater technology.
Ann Arbor Science Publishers, MI, USA, pp 227–244
17. Aulenbach DB, Clesceri NL, LaDuc M, Peachy B, Sliwinski R (1982) Monitoring a septic tank
Leaching field. In: Schadler MH (ed) The Lake George ecosystem, Lake George Association,
New York, vol II, pp 142–149
18. US EPA (1980) Our Nation’s Lakes. US Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC,
USA. EPA 440/5-80-009
19. NYS Museum (1986) Understanding New York’s Lakes. New York State Museum, Education
Leaflet 26, Albany, NY, USA
20. Barko JW, Adams MS, Clesceri NL (1986) Environmental factors and their consideration in the
management of submersed aquatic vegetation: a review. J Aquat Plant Manage 24:1
21. Carpenter SR, Adams MS (1977) The macrophyte tissue nutrient pool of a hardwater eutrophic
lake: implications for macrophyte harvesting. Aquat Bot 3:239
22. EOA (1980) Restoration of Lake Temescal, EOA-625/2-80-026
23. George CJ, Tobiessen PL, Snow D, Jewell TK (1982) The monitoring of the restorational
dredging of Collins Lake, Scotia, New York, USA. EPA-600/S3-81-017
24. US EPA (1980) Restoration of Medical Lake. US Environmental Protection Agency,
Washington, DC, USA. EPA-625/2-80-025
25. US EPA (1980) Lake restoration in Cobbossee Watershed. US Environmental Protection
Agency, Washington, DC, USA. EPA-625/2-80-027
26. Myers J, Christensen M, Bleth J, Tormaschy W (2005) Evaluation of phosphorus reduction in
wastewater ponds by injecting aluminum sulfate (alum) into a high flow solar powered
circulator. Water Environ Technol 17(12):99
318
L. K. Wang et al.