Plankton Populations in Indiana's White River

Lackey, James B.; Hupp, Eugene R.

doi:10.1002/j.1551-8833.1956.tb20316.x

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Nutrient‐Associated Problems in Water Quality and Treatment: Task Group Report

1966

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This AWWA Task Group was appointed to consider the extent and severity of problems of water quality and treatment that are known to be, or are alleged to be, caused by the presence of nutrients in water. The task group members have made surveys and have gathered extensive information on the sources, effects, and chemistry of nutrients in water supplies. The nutrient‐associated problems in water quality and treatment are considered in this first report. In addition, this report presents the results of a survey of state health departments made by the Task Group to determine the extent and severity of these problems.

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Nutrient‐Associated Problems in Water Quality and Treatment: Task Group Report

1966

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Effects of Detergents on Water Supplies

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Christie³

1971

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To date, the majority of detergents have been phosphate‐based. Dumped into the nation's waterways, they present problems not only in the way of eutrophioation, but in a way that can also bother the water‐treatment‐plant operator. For example, phosphates can interfere with coagulation procedures. After some introduction concerning the nature and origin of detergents, the authors review the phosphate situation as it relates to potable water.

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Phytoplankton fluctuations in the Des Moines River, Iowa

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Plankton Populations in Indiana's White River

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Nutrient‐Associated Problems in Water Quality and Treatment: Task Group Report

Nutrient‐Associated Problems in Water Quality and Treatment: Task Group Report

Effects of Detergents on Water Supplies

Phytoplankton fluctuations in the Des Moines River, Iowa

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