Water Science & Technology

Volume 26 Number 1-2

Contents

Preface

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Hazardous Waste Management Approaches in Canada

S. E. Hrudey ..........1–10

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Status and Future Perspective of Hazardous Waste Management in Korea

K.-M. Cho, S.-S. Yoon, J.-K. Koo and H.-C. Yoo ..........11–20

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Environmental Consequences of the Gulf War in Kuwait: Impact on Water Resources

P. Literathy ..........21–30

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The Situation and the Problems of Hazardous Waste Treatment in Germany

I. K. C. Shin ..........31–40

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Biodegradation of Ethylene Glycol in Simulated Subsurface Environments

C. McGahey and E. J. Bouwer ..........41–49

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Biotic and Abiotic Disappearance of Four PAH Compounds from Flooded Soil under Various Redox Conditions

R. Leduc, R. Samson, B. Al-Bashir, J. Al-Hawari and T. Cseh ..........51–60

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Genotoxic Evaluation on Aromatic Organochlorine Compounds by Using umu Test

Y. Ono, I. Somiya and T. Kawaguchi ..........61–69

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Determining and Modeling Mass-Transfer Rate Limitations in Heterogeneous Aquifers

T. C. Harmon and P. V. Roberts ..........71–77

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Sorption of Organic Pollutants from Vapor Phase: The Effects of Natural Solid Characteristics and Moisture Content

Y. Shimizu, N. Takei and Y. Terashima ..........79–87

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Difference in Transport Behavior between Aliphatic and Aromatic Petroleum Vapors in Unsaturated Soil

C. Li and E. A. Voudrias ..........89–98

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Trends in Innovative Treatment Technologies at Contaminated Sites

W. W. Kovalick Jr. ..........99–106

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A Numerical Leaching Model for Solidified/Stabilized Wastes

B. Batchelor ..........107–115

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The Effect of Mixtures of Xenobiotics and Primary Electron Donor on the Anaerobic Biotransformation of High Concentrations of Chlorinated Aliphatics

J. B. Hughes and G. F. Parkin ..........117–126

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Design and Implementation of Pilot Scale Surfactant Washing/Flushing Technologies including Surfactant Reuse

A. N. Clarke, R. D. Mutch, Jr., D. J. Wilson, and K. H. Oma ..........127–135

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Biological or Chemico-Physical Landfill Leachate Purification - An Alternative or a Useful Combination

J. T. Kettern ..........137–145

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Interactions Between Nonionic Surfactant Monomers, Hydrophobic Organic Compounds and Soil

D. A. Edwards, Z. Liu and R. G. Luthy ..........147–158

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The Effect of Oxidation-Reduction Potential on the Biotransformations of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons

R.-A. Doong and S.-C. Wu ..........159–168

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Kinetics of the Heterogeneous Ozonation of Nitrated Phenols

J. P. Gould and G. V. Ulirsch ..........169–180

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Interaction of Cr(VI) with Amorphous Iron Oxide: Adsorption Density and Surface Charge

T. H. Hsia, S. L. Lo and C. F. Lin ..........181–188

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Chelating Resin versus Ion-Exchange Resin for Heavy Metal Removal in Toxicity Fractionation

C. N. Mazidji, B. Koopman and G. Bitton ..........189–196

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Comparison of Acid and Microbial Leaching for Metal Removal from Municipal Sludge

J. F. Blais, R. D. Tyagi, J. C. Auclair and C. P. Huang ..........197–206

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Removal of Chromium (VI) and Other Heavy Metals from Groundwaters in Neutral and Alkaline Media

K. Zotter and I. Licskó ..........207–216

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Natural and Artificial Mercury Decontamination - Ottawa River and Minamata Bay (Yatsushiro Sea)

A. Kudo ..........217–226

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Stimulation of Biological Uptake of Heavy Metals

S. Ghosh and S. Bupp ..........227–236

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Comparative Evaluation of Soluble and Insoluble Xanthate Process for Heavy Metal Removal from Wastewaters

V. Tare, S. Chaudhari and M. Jawed ..........237–246

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Mutagenicity and Cytotoxicity of Tap and Raw Water and Their Potential Risk

H. Utsumi, K. Kiyoshige, C. Mitade, K.-S. Han, M. Hakoda, H. Manabe and A. Hamada ..........247–254

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A Method Development for the Routine Analytical Monitoring of Aqueous Cyanide Species

J. J. Rosentreter and R. K. Skogerboe ..........255–262

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Toxics Management in the Chemical and Petrochemical Industries

A. J. Englande Jr. and C. F. Guarino ..........263–274

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Application of Product Life-Cycle Assessment to Product Stewardship and Pollution Prevention Programs

J. A. Fava and A. Page ..........275–287

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Pollution Prevention: Part of Your Waste Management Program

D. L. Brosky ..........289–299

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Effluent Guidelines Compliance through Waste Minimization

K. N. Wood and A. L. Bishop ..........301–307

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Waste Reduction by Process Improvement in the Brightener Intermediates Production

S. E. Sadek, J. G. Lee, R. B. Lund and W. W. McConnell ..........309–317

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Recent Developments in the Treatment of Chemical Waste Water in Europe

K. H. Trobisch ..........319–332

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Activated Sludge Treatment of Petroleum Refinery Wastewater: Part 1 – Experimental Behaviour

A. Baker and P. Dold ..........333–343

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Treatment of Acidic Effluents with Limestone Instead of Lime

J. P. Maree, P. du Plessis and C. J. van der Walt ..........345–355

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Sorption of Reactive Dyes by Aeromonas biomass

T. L. Hu ..........357–366

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Sensitized Photo-Degradation of Chlorophenols in a Continuous Flow Reactor System

X. Li, P. Fitzgerald and L. Bowen ..........367–376

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Physicochemical and Biological Treatability Studies on Surfactant Wastewaters

F. Çeçen ..........377–386

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AOX Removal from Bleached Kraft Mill Wastewater: A Comparison of Three Biological Treatment Processes

E. R. Hall and W. G. Randle ..........387–396

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Biotransformation in Soil of Chloroaromatic Compounds Related to Bleach Plant Effluents

R. Brezny, Thomas W. Joyce and B. Gonzalez ..........397–406

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VOC Fate Model Verification at Multiple Pulp Mill Wastewater Treatment Sites

D. A. Barton, J. J. McKeown and W. Chudyk ..........407–415

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The Removal of Chlorinated Organics from Conventional Pulp and Paper Wastewater Treatment Systems

C. W. Bryant, J. J. Avenell, W. A. Barkley and R. N. Thut ..........417–425

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Treatment of Bleach Plant Effluent with the Biological Granular Activated Carbon Process

C. A. Jackson-Moss, J. P. Maree and S. C. Wotton ..........427–434

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Biological and Advanced Treatment of Sulfate Pulp Bleaching Effluents

F. Çeçen, W. Urban and R. Haberl ..........435–444

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Cod Removal in a Closed Water Circuit of a Papermill by an Anaerobic Fluidized Bed Reactor

M. C. Barascud, F. Ehlinger, M. Pichon and J. Rouger ..........445–454

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