[24]
The Cost of Clean Water, Volume III: Industrial Waste Proles No. 8—Meat
,
Products, FW PCA Publication No. I.VV.P.—8 (Washington, DC.: U.S. Government Printing Ofce, September 1967), pp. 1—118.
[25] Cost of Clean Water, Volume III, p. 164 (see [22]); pp. 26 and 69 (see [23]); pp.
40 and 50 (see [24]).
[26]
“Paper Profits: Pollution in the Pulp and Paper Industry,” Economic Priorities
] '
Report, Vol. 1, No. 6, Council on Economic Priorities, Washington, D.C. De—
,
cember 1970—]anuary 1971, 47 pages.
[27]
“Paper Profits: Pollution Audit 1972,” Economic Priorities Report, Vol. 3, No.
3, the Council on Economic Priorities, Washington, D.C. ]uly—Angust 1972, 51
pages.
[28]
The Cost of Clean Water, Volume III: Industrial Waste Proles No. 3—Paper
]
Mills, FW PGA Publication No. I.VV.P.—3 (Washington, DC.: US. Government
]
Printing Ofce, November 1967), pp. 1—65 and appendices.
!
[29]
Ibid., adapted from Table 5, p. 28.
]
[30] Role of Animal Waste in Agricultural Land Runo, prepared for the Environ]
mental Protection Agency by the Department of Biological and Agricultural
Engineering, School of Agriculture and Life Sciences, North Carolina State
University, Raleigh (Washington, DC.: US. Government Printing Ofce, August 1971), pp. 1—114.
[31]
Ibid., from data on pages 34 and 94.
[32]
Cost of Clean Water and Its Economic Impact, p. 94 (see [5]).
[33]
The Economics of Clean Water, Volume 1, Environmental Protection Agency
(Washington, DC.: US. Government Printing Ofce, 1970), p. 138.
[34] Federal Grants Awarded for Constructing Waste Treatment Facilities which
Benet Industrial Users, Comptroller General of the United States, Washing—
ton, D.C. 20548, May 8, 1970, pp. 1—34.
[35]
Cost of Clean Water and Its Economic Impact, p. 21 (see [S]).
[36] Cost of Clean Water: Cost Effectiveness and Clean Water, p. 4 (see [4]).
[37]
Water Pollution Control Programs. Hearings before the Subcommittee on Air
and Water Pollution of the Committee on Public Works (Washington, DC.:
-
US. Government Printing Ofce, February 4, 8, and 9, 1971), pp. 464—65.
[38]
TheEconomics of Clean Water: Summary of Analysis, Environmental Pro(Washington, DC.: US. Government Printing Office, 1972),
PP—
-
.
[39]
Cost of Clean Water: Cost Eectioeness and Clean Water, pp. 7—9 (see [4]).
[40]
Water Pollution Control Programs, pp. 464—65 (see [37]).
[41]
P:ussell
L. Culp and Gordon L. Culp, Advanced Wastewater Treatment (New
îork: Van Nostrand-Reinhold, 1971), pp. 1—810.
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The Cost of Clean Water, Volume III: Industrial Waste Proles No. 8—Meat
,
Products, FW PCA Publication No. I.VV.P.—8 (Washington, DC.: U.S. Government Printing Ofce, September 1967), pp. 1—118.
[25] Cost of Clean Water, Volume III, p. 164 (see [22]); pp. 26 and 69 (see [23]); pp.
40 and 50 (see [24]).
[26]
“Paper Profits: Pollution in the Pulp and Paper Industry,” Economic Priorities
] '
Report, Vol. 1, No. 6, Council on Economic Priorities, Washington, D.C. De—
,
cember 1970—]anuary 1971, 47 pages.
[27]
“Paper Profits: Pollution Audit 1972,” Economic Priorities Report, Vol. 3, No.
3, the Council on Economic Priorities, Washington, D.C. ]uly—Angust 1972, 51
pages.
[28]
The Cost of Clean Water, Volume III: Industrial Waste Proles No. 3—Paper
]
Mills, FW PGA Publication No. I.VV.P.—3 (Washington, DC.: US. Government
]
Printing Ofce, November 1967), pp. 1—65 and appendices.
!
[29]
Ibid., adapted from Table 5, p. 28.
]
[30] Role of Animal Waste in Agricultural Land Runo, prepared for the Environ]
mental Protection Agency by the Department of Biological and Agricultural
Engineering, School of Agriculture and Life Sciences, North Carolina State
University, Raleigh (Washington, DC.: US. Government Printing Ofce, August 1971), pp. 1—114.
[31]
Ibid., from data on pages 34 and 94.
[32]
Cost of Clean Water and Its Economic Impact, p. 94 (see [5]).
[33]
The Economics of Clean Water, Volume 1, Environmental Protection Agency
(Washington, DC.: US. Government Printing Ofce, 1970), p. 138.
[34] Federal Grants Awarded for Constructing Waste Treatment Facilities which
Benet Industrial Users, Comptroller General of the United States, Washing—
ton, D.C. 20548, May 8, 1970, pp. 1—34.
[35]
Cost of Clean Water and Its Economic Impact, p. 21 (see [S]).
[36] Cost of Clean Water: Cost Effectiveness and Clean Water, p. 4 (see [4]).
[37]
Water Pollution Control Programs. Hearings before the Subcommittee on Air
and Water Pollution of the Committee on Public Works (Washington, DC.:
-
US. Government Printing Ofce, February 4, 8, and 9, 1971), pp. 464—65.
[38]
TheEconomics of Clean Water: Summary of Analysis, Environmental Pro(Washington, DC.: US. Government Printing Office, 1972),
PP—
-
.
[39]
Cost of Clean Water: Cost Eectioeness and Clean Water, pp. 7—9 (see [4]).
[40]
Water Pollution Control Programs, pp. 464—65 (see [37]).
[41]
P:ussell
L. Culp and Gordon L. Culp, Advanced Wastewater Treatment (New
îork: Van Nostrand-Reinhold, 1971), pp. 1—810.
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