Revival: Safe Drinking Water (1985) : the Impact of Chemicals on a Limited Resource / Rip G. Rice.

Revival: Safe Drinking Water (1985) : the Impact of Chemicals on a Limited Resource /

"A review of the nation's new coverages serves as a ready reminder that drinking water safety is more than regional of local concern. In recent times, the print media alone has drawn attention to barium, bacteria, heavy metals, and increasingly organic contaminants, in public water supplie...

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Main Author: Rice, Rip G. (Author)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press, 2017.
Edition:First edition.
Series:CRC Press Revivals
Subjects:
Drinking water > Contamination > United States.
Pollution > United States.
Water > Pollution > United States.
Online Access: OCLC metadata license agreement
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Table of Contents:
  • Chapter 1 Chemicals and Safe Drinking Water: National and International Perspectives
  • chapter 2 Drinking Water: A Global Victual
  • chapter 3 Public Drinking Water and Chemicals
  • chapter 4 Bottled Water: An Alternative Source of Safe Drinking Water
  • chapter 5 Overview of Point-Of-Use Water Treatment Technology
  • chapter 6 An Effective Alternative to Official Regulation of Indirect Additives to Drinking Water
  • chapter 7 The Water Treatment Chemicals Codex
  • chapter 8 Disinfectant Chemistry In Drinking Water{u2014}Overview of Impacts on Drinking Water Quality
  • chapter 9 By-Products of Chlorination: Specific Compounds And Their Relationship to Total Organic Halogen
  • chapter 10 Ozone for Drinking Water Treatment{u2014}Evolution and Present Status
  • chapter 11 The Occurrence of Contamination In Drinking Water From Groundwater Sources
  • chapter 12 Improved Monitoring Techniques to Assess Groundwater Quality Near Sources of Contamination
  • chapter 13 NBS Environmental Standard Reference Materials for Use In Validating Water Analysis
  • chapter 14 Regulation of Contaminants In Drinking Water
  • chapter 15 Federal Protection of Groundwater
  • chapter 16 The World Health Organization and Guidelines and European Economic Community Directives
  • chapter 17 Regulatory Flexibility and Consumer Options Under the Safe Drinking Water Act
  • chapter 18 Structure and Regulation of the European Bottled Water Industry
  • chapter 19 Congressional Initiatives
  • chapter 20 Conference Summation.

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