Water environment & technology

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  Año 2009, Número 7. Dedicado a: Overflow assessment and prevention

  • News

    • GIS Mapping Reveals Targets for Reducing Gulf Dead Zone

      Andrea Fox

      págs. 12-18

      

    • Water Quality Trading on the Rise

      Jeff Gunderson

      págs. 20-24

      

  • Features

    • Lucky No. 9: Plant upgrades and a new CSO-abatement facility reduce untreated discharges to the Connecticut River by 92%

      William D. Fuqua, Ralph J. Jagelavicius

      págs. 28-33

      

    • In Search of Mercury Solutions: Milwaukee works to solve the many mysteries of mercury reduction

      Tom Nowicki

      págs. 34-39

      

    • Risk, Regulations, and Responsibility: What have we learned about microconstituents?

      Don Thompson, Katherine Bell

      págs. 40-43

      

  • Operations Forum

    • Big Prevention in a Small Footprint: Wisconsin utility uses innovative design methods to overcome site limitations and fix a sanitary-sewer overflow problem

      Christopher J. Tippery, Craig Schuenemann, Pei-Chih Chiang, Thomas J. Nejedlo

      págs. 50-56

      

    • A European Approach to Grit Removal: A Chicago utility surveys plants at home and aboard to design the best headworks facility for wet weather and normal flows

      Raymond Iehl, Edward Podczerwinski, Eric Compton, Kendra Sveum

      págs. 57-62