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and lakes. Schwez Z Hydrol 49:249
28. Kittler RDI (1997) The use of dissolved air flotation to reduce the internal phosphorus supplies
in Eutrophic Devils Lake, WI, Masters Thesis, Lenox Institute of Water Technology, Lenox,
MA, USA
29. WDNR (2018) Great Lakes restoration initiative. Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources,
Madson. http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/greatlakes/restore.html
30. Lillie RA, Manson JW (1986) Historical changes in water quality and biota of Devils lake, Sauk
County, 1866–1985. Trans Wis Acad Sci Arts Lett 74:81
31. City of Waco (2018) Lake Brazos Dam... A more reliable water level. City of Waco Water
Utility Services, Waco, USA. http://www.wacowater.com/news.html
32. Krofta M, Wang LK (2000) Flotation engineering, 1st edn. Lenox Institute of Water Technology, Lenox, MA, USA. Technical Manual No. Lenox1-06-2000/368
33. Ondeo-Degremont, Inc. (2018) Water treatment case study. Rusko Water Treatment Works,
Tampere, Finland, Richmond, www.onedo-degremont-usa.com
34. CGER (2018) Restoration of aquatic ecosystems: science, technology, and public policy.
Commission on Geosciences, Environment and Resources (CGER), http://www.nap.edu/
books/0309045347/html/395.html
35. Schneider RF, Little JA (1973) Rise and fall of Lake Apopka: A case study in reservoir
mismanagement. In: Ackerman C (ed) Man-made lakes: their problems and environmental
effects. American Geophysical Union, Washington, DC, pp 690–694
36. Lowe EF, Adams J, Bateman J, Fell C, Graetz D, Hulbert J, Ingram W, Johnson W, Muller P,
Nall L, Reddy R, Snyder L, Williams V (1985) Proposed scope of work for the Lake Apopka
Pilot Project, Report, p 55
37. Brezonik PL, Pollman CD, Crisman TC, Allenson JN, Fox JL (1978) Limnological and water
quality studies on Lake Apopka and Downstream Lakes in The Upper Oklawaha River Basin,
historical trends and current status, Report to Florida Department of Environmental Regulation,
Env-07-78-01. Department of Environmental Engineering Science, University of Florida,
Gainesville, FL, USA, p 283
38. Amasek, Inc. (1985) A practical concept for the restoration of Lake Apopka, Report by Amasek,
Inc., Cocoa, p 38
39. Lowe EF, Stites DL, Battoe LE (1989) Potential role of marsh creation in restoration of
hypereutrophic lakes. In: Hammer DA (ed) Constructed wetlands for wastewater treatment:
municipal, industrial and agricultural. Lewis Publishers, Chelsea, USA, pp 710–717
40. Dierberg FE, Williams VP, Schneider WH (1988) Evaluating water quality effects of lake
management in Florida. Lake Reservoir Manage 4:101–111
41. United Water (2018) Surface water treatment processes. Lake DeForest in Clarkstown, Located
at Web Site: https://www.unitedwater.com/LocalNavigation.aspx
42. US EPA (2018) Great Lakes Sheboygan River area of concern. US Environmental Protection
Agency, Washington, DC, USA. www.epa.gov
43. Wang LK, Leonard RP (1976) Dredging pollution and environmental conservation in the
United States. Environ Conserv 3(2):123–130. Switzerland
44. Wang LK (1982) Compact nitrogen removal options for Lake Como. Effluent Water Treat J 22
(11):435–437
45. Krofta M, Wang LK (1984) Algae separation, phosphate removal and acid neutralization for
lake water purification. Lenox Institute of Technology (formerly Lenox Institute of Water
Technology), Lenox, MA, USA
46. Krofta M, Wang LK (1984) Tertiary treatment of secondary effluent by dissolved air flotation
and filtration. Civ Eng Pract Des Eng 3:253–272
47. United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) (2017) Acid rain in New England,
http://www3.epa.gov/region1/eco/acidrain
48. Likens GE, Keene WC, Miller JM, Galloway JN (1987) Chemistry of precipitation from a
remote, Terrestrial Site in Australia. J Geophys Res 92:13299
49. Likens GE, Bormann FH, Johnson NM (1972) Acid rain. Environment 14(2):33–40
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