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T h e following bibliographies have been selected by members of the Environmental Management editorial staff. They maY be obtained directly from: Council of Planning Librarians EXCHANGE BIBLIOGRAPHIES Post Office Box 229 Monticello, Illinois 61856 (Telephone: 217/762-3831) The Coune~.l is a group ~f librarians, faculty, professional planners, public and private planning organizations, a n d others interested in problems of library organization and research in the United States and in the dissemination of information about city and regional planning.
As part of the research program for the abatenent of municipal pollution under the provisiens of the CanadaOntar{o agreement on Great Lakes water quality, this research report examines the economic v i a b i l i t y of removing harmful or re~sable substances from wet sludge and incinerated sludge by chemical and electrochemical processes. In the case of wet sludge, processing costs for the large volumes of dilute leachate, into which sludge must be converted, would be high, and the removal of heavy metals from wet sludge to reduce their toxicity does not appear to be economically feasible. While the processing costs for incinerator ash are much less than those for wet sludge, the procedure, nevertheless, does not appear te be ecenomioally viable except for very large treatment plants because of complexities involved in processing. EPA ID#O3544A 58 p. Feb. 1976
In both the assessment and cleanup oii spills re~te sensing technology can play a vital role. This report, prepared by the environmental emergency branch of the Canadian Environmental Protection Service, discusses the state-of-the-art in the remote detection of oil spills. Specifically in terms of Canadian experience and needs. The advantages and disadvantages of the three basic types of sensor techniques are discussed. These are passive imagery techniques operating in the visible range of the spectrum, microwave systems, and active or
ENVIRONMENTALSITE PLANNING: A BIBLIOGRAPHY Kenneth K. Kulp 1976 I0 p. Order #I030 EM/$1.50
URBANIZATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST: BIBLIOGRAPHY
- THE REMOVALAND RECOVERYOF METALS FROMSLUDGEAND SLUDGEINCINERATOR ASH. RESEARCHREPORTNO. 33. OLIVER, BARRYG., AND JOHNH. CAREY. ENGLISH.
- REMOTESENSINGOF OIL SPILLS. ECONOMIC AND TECHNICAL REVIEW REPORTEPS 3-EE-74-2 CANADIAN ENVIRONMENTALPROTECTION SERVICE. THOMSON,K,P.B., AND OTHERS. ENGLISH.
Douglas R. Fielding 1976 20 p. Order #1026 EM/$2.00
specialized techniques, Simple aerial photography and similar techniques ogerating in the visible range of the spectrum are limited by weather conditions and to daytime operations, A11-weather and nighttime sensing and to some extent the estimation of oil thickness can be accomplished by microwave systems. Other specialized sensing methods discussed include active laser line scanner systems and laser fluorosensors, EPA ID#O3507A 22 p. Dec. 1974
in airborne fallout; PCB in the Finnish environment; IT~nitorlng PCB in water and w i ] d l l f e ; PCB in mammals and birds in the Netherlands; PCB in some Swedish terrestrial organisms; PCB in coastal areas of the Baltic; possible health hazards of PCB; synthesis of 14 C-labeled and unlabeled PCB compounds; the distribution and metabolism of labeled PCB's in mice and quails; the metabolism and distribution of 2, 4. 5, 2', 5'-RCB in the mouse; and effects of PCB on mammalian reproduction, EPA ID#O3521A 138 p, March 1973
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LANDSCAPEPLANNINGPREPAREDBY LANDSCAPEARCHITECTURE721, DEPARTMENTOF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AND REGIDNAL PLANNING, UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, AMHERST, MASSACHUSETTS,DIOO2 Charles Yuill 1976 71 p. Order #1012 EM/$7.O0
- SANDAND GRAVELRESOURCESArid LAND USE PLANNING: A BIBLIOGRAPHY David A. Bainbridge 1976 lO p. Order #1013 EM/S4.00
A. G. Samoan~ 1976 IB P. Order #ID37 EM/$2.00
SPATIAL PERCEPTIONOF THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT Robert Bartholomew 1976 15 p, Order #1047 EM/$1.50
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ARCHITECTUREAND PLANNINGIN CHINA, MONGOLIAAND KOREA Professor M. Hugo-Brunt 1976 79 p. Order #lOS5-1056 EM/$8.O0
THE DESCRIPTION, CLASSIFICATION, AND ASSESSMENTOF VISUAL LANDSCAPE QUALITY Thomas J. ~ieman, R~c~Brd C, Vlo~l 1976 27 p. Order #1D64 EM/$2.50
ENERGYSTATISTICS: A GUIDE TO SOURCES Sarojini Balachandran 1976 51 p, Order #I065 EM/$5.00
ANNOTATEDBIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE APPLICATION OF BEHAVIORAND ATTITUDE RESEARCHTO TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMPLANNINGAND DESIGN Margaret E. Shepard 1976 3Z p. Order #1066 EM/$3.00
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WATERSHEDPLANNING: A SELECTED RESEARCH BIBLIOGRAPHY Frank L. Kudrna 1976 57 p. Order #1014 EM/$B,SO
- A SELECTEDBIBLIOGRAPHY DN INTERNATIONAL HOUSING, 1960-1975
OFF-ROAD RECREATIONVEHICLES: RESEARCH RESULTS, ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS, AND TECHNICAL ARTICLES, I970-1975 Richard L. Bury 1976 23 p, Order #1067 EM/$2.50
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- PRESERVINGHISTORIC BUILDINGS AND THE HUMANSCALE IN NEW ORLEANS AND LOUISIANA
K.E. Haynes, F.Y. Phillips, G.M. White Univ TX Lyndon B.Johnson Sch Pub Affrs Austin, TX, USA Environment & Planning Vol 8 No 3 May 1976
Christine Moe 1976 43 p. Order #I071 EM/$4.5O
- CANADIANENERGYDEVELOPMENTS RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODSAS HUF~NE ENVIRONMENTS
- SOCIAL PLANNINGAND POLICY ANALYSIS: A SELECTEDBIBLIOGRAPHY
C.J. Smith Univ Oklahoma Dept Geog Norman, OK 73069, USA Environment & Planning Vol 8 No 3 May 1976
Darrell F. Williams 1976 31 p. Order #1078 EM/$3.0O - REGIONALSCIENCE: THEORY, APPLICATION, AND POLICY Louis M. Rea 1976 41 p. Order #108O EM/$4.00
- THE IMPACTOF THE INCOMETAX LAWS ON THE ENERGYCRISIS: OIL AND CONGRESSDON'T MIX James P. Landis Univ Calif Berkeley School of Law B e rkeley, CA 94720, USA California Law Review Vol 64 No 4 July 1976
- STATEAND LOCALGOVERNMENTAND POLITICS: A GUIDE TO THE LITERATURE Joel S. Rutstein 1976 lO p. Order #10Bl EM/$I.50
T h e following journal citations were primarily selected by the Books and Literature Editor of Environmental Management. Such a bimonthly s u m m a r y of the literature must be highly selective since there are several thousand citations c o n s i d e r e d . Sources, such as C u r r e n t Contents, are heavily utilized and o u r overview is meant to be as comprehensive as space and time will permit. It will help keep the environmental m a n a g e r abreast of a wide range of world literature a n d it will provide specific access to a critical!y selected collection of current publications o f which to be aware.
THE 1972 WATERPOLLUTIONCONTROL ACT: UNFORESEENIMPLICATIONS FOR LAND USE PLANNING Arthur B. Federman The Urban Lawyer Vol 8 No l Winter I976 THE INADEQUACYOF JUDICIAL REMEDIES IN CASESOF EXCLUSIONARYZONING Michigan Law Review Vol 74 No 4 March 1976 EUROPEAND THE COSTOF ENERGY NUCLEAR POWEROR OIL AND GAS? P. Odell Eramus Inst Econ Geog Rotterdam, Netherlands Energy Policy Vol 4 No 2 June 1976 ENERGYPROSPECTSFOR EASTERN EUROPE
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Leslie Dlenes Unlv Kansas Dept Gee Lawrence, KS 66045, USA Energy Policy Vol 4 No 2 June 1976
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THE ECONOMICSOF ENERGYANALYSIS RECONSIDERED Michael Common Univ Southampton Dept Econ Southampton SO9 5NN Hampshire, England Energy Policy Vol 4 No 2 June 1976
Social Science - A MARKET-CONSUMERMODELOF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTYVALUES: THE AIRPORT-NOISELAND-USE IMPACTPROBLEM-
D. Bammi, O. Bamml, R. Paten Unlv I l l i n o i s Dept Syst Engn Chicago, IL 60680, USA Environment & Planning Vol 8 No 3 May 1976
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URBANPLANNINGTO MINIMIZE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
M. A. Crowe Netil Energy Board Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Natural Resources Lawyer Vol 9 No l 1976 INTERDEPENDENCEAND WORLDENERGY PICTURE S. A. Ghobash Unted Arab Emirates Embassy Washington, D.C., USA Natural Resources Lawyer Vol g No 1 1976 ENERGYAND ENVIRONMENT - WHICH IS UNDERMININGWHICH P.T. Mink US House Representatives Com Interior & Insular Affairs Sub-Com Mines & Min Washington, D.C., USA Natural Resources Lawyer Vol g No 1 1976 STATES RIGHTS VS NATIONALENERGY NEEDS R. D. Lamm Natural Resources Lawyer Vol 9 No 1 ]976 - ENERGYPOLICY GAME - ODDSON INDEPENDENCE J. O. Horton US Dept Interior Washington, OC, USA Natural Resources Lawyer Vol 9 No I 1976 ENVIRONMENTALREGULATIONCHECKLIST FOR SHOPPINGCENTERDEVELOPMENT F. R. Mastriana Natural Resources Lawyer Vol 9 No 1 1976 - ERDA'S JOB IS TO THROWMONEYAT THE ENERGY CRISIS "Tom Alexander Fortune Vol 94 No l
July 1976
THE WORLD'S OIL CARTEL: SCARCITY, ECONOMICS, AND POLITICS M. A. Adelman MIT Cambridge, MA 02139, USA Economics & Business Vol 16 No 2 Summer1976
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- ENVIRONMENTALIMPACTOF HIGHWAYS Ecological nuisance measures are coupled with technical and economic data. Maurice Roller and Marc-Auguste Erbetta Ekistics, The Problems and Science of Human Settlements Vol 42 No 248 July Ig7B - EFFECTIVE POLICIES FOR STIMULATING INVESTMENT IN FORESTRYAND FOREST INDUSTRIES IN COUNTRIESWITH TROPICAL FOREST H.J.V. Maydell Bundes Forsch Anstalt Forst & Holzwirtschaft Inst Weltforstwirtschaft Reinbek, Bundes Republik Mitteilungen der Bundesforschungstalt fur Forst und Holzwirtschaft No log November 1975 - THE "QUALITY OF LIFE" AND SOCIAL INDICATORS RESEARCH Mark Schneider Suny Stony Brook Stony Brook, NY I1790, USA Public Administration Review Vol 36 No 3 May-JuneIg7B - PAYINGTO POLLUTE Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. A levy on pollution, with the proceeds going to pollution abatement, is favored in a number of European countries. This approach may complement application of strict emission standards. Environment Vol 18 No B
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- POLITICS, FISH AND INTERNATIONAL RESOURCEMANAGEMENT:THE BRITISHICELANDIC COD WAR Bruce Mitchell Univ Waterloo Waterloo N2L 3GI, Ontario, Canada Geographical Review Vol 66 No 2 April 1976 - THE RESIDENTIAL-LANDSCAPE CONSERVATIONZONEAS AN EXAMPLE OF APPLIED GEOGRAPHY Philip R. Pryde San Diego State Univ Sen Diego, CA 9ZIBZ, USA Geographical Review Vol 66 No 2 April 1976
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COAL CONVERSIONRESEARCHAND DEVELOPMENT. WHATGOVERNMENTIS DOING. R.L. Zahrednik US Energy Res & Dev Adm Washington, DC, USA
Chemical Engineering Progress Vol 72 No 6 June 1976 DRINKING WATERQUALITY REGULATIONS -MEASURING, MONITORINGAND MANAGING Water & Sewage Works Vol 123 No 6 June 6 1976 MAGNITUDE OF PERMIT PROGRAM COMPLICATES WATERPOLLUTION CONTROL H. Eschwege US Gen Accounting Off Div Resources & Econ Dev Washington, DC 20548, USA Water & Sewage Works Vol 123 No 6 June 6 1976 FOREST RESIDUE INTO STRUCTURAL FLAKEBOARD: A FORESTSERVICE NATIONAL PROGRAM E. L. Scheffer USDA Forest Serv Forest Prod Lab Madison, WI, USA Transactions of the ASAE Vol 19 No 3 May-June 1976 WATERMANAGEMENTSTRATEGIESFOR SMALL IRRIGATION RESERVOIRSIN NORTHEASTTHAILAND Mongkol Chotisasltorn, Robert C. Ward Roy Irrigation Dept Div Operation & Mainten Bangkok, Thailand Transactions of the ASAE Vol 19 No 3 May-June1976 PRECISION ELECTRONICINTEGRATOR FOR ENVIRONMENTALMEASUREMENT P.A. Tang, K.G. McNeughton, T.A. Black Univ British Columbia Dept Soll Sci Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Transactions of the ASAE Vol 19 No 3 May-June 1976 ENVIRONMENTAND TRAFFIC: AN APPROACH TO COMPARATIVEASSESSMENT Michael Cessldy Yorke RosenbergMardall Architects & Planners London, England Traffic Engineering Vol 46 No 6 June 1976 LARGE SCALE SYSTEMSAPPROACHTO ESTUARINE WATERQUALITY MODELLING WITH MULTIPLE CONSTITUENTS B.R. Penumalli, R.H. Flake, and E.G. Fruh (Austin, Texas, USA) Univ Texas Dept Elect Austin, TX 78712, USA Ecological Modelling Vol 2 No Z June 1976
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- INTERDISCIPLINARY MODELSOF WATER SYSTEMS A.N. Shahane (West Palm Beach, Fla. USA) Cent & Florida Flood Control Dist W. Palm Beach, FL 33402, USA Ecological Modelling Vol 2 No 2 June 1976 A EUTROPHICATIONMODELFOR A LAKE S. E. Jorgensen (Copenhagen,Denmark) Danmarke Farm Hojskele Copenhagen, Denmark Ecological Modelling Vol 2 No~ 2 June 1976 - AN INPUT-OUTPUTMODELOF PUBLIC FOREST MANAGEMENT Warren A. Flick Virginia Polytech Inst & State Univ Dept. Forestry & Forest Prod Blacks burg, VA24061, USA Canadian Journal of Forest Research Vol E No 2 June Ig76 - PUTTING A VALUEON NOISE-THE DEVELOPMENTOF AN INDEXWHICH IS FAIR TO BOTHAIRPORT OPERATORS AND THE PUBLIC Professor E.J. Richards Univ Southampton Inst Sound & Vibration Res Southampton, England The Aeronautlcal Journal Vol 80 No 785 May 1976 - APPROACHESTO THE FUTUREIN U.S.: URBANTRANSPORTATIONPLANNING Harvey S. Perloff and Daniel J. Flaming Univ Calif Los Angeles Sch Architecture & Urban Planning Los Angeles, CA gOD24, USA Transportation Vol 5 No 2 June 1976 - PATTERNSOF HUMANSETTLEMENT Ernst Friedrich Schumacher Ambio Vol 5 No- 3 1976 - DEVELOPMENTOF RURALAREAS IN INDIA AND CHINA Jon Sigurdson Scandinavian Inst Asian Studies DK-II55 Copenhagen, Denmark Amble Vol 5 No 3 1976 ENERGYFUTURES-WIDE OPENTO CHANGE AND CHOICE Gerald Leach Int Inst Environm & Dev London Wl, England Ambio Vol 5 No 3 1976
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- CAPITAL AND ELECTRIC PRODUCTION COSTS FOR GEOTHERMALPOWERPLANTS Herbert E. K1ei and Frank Maslan Univ Connecticut, Dept. ChemEngn Storrs, CT 06268, USA Energy Sources Vol 2 No 4 1976 - NUCLEARPOWER: THE ACHIEVEMENTS: THE PROBLEMSAND THE MYTHS Sir John Hilt United Kingdom Atom Energy Author. Harwell, England Combustion Vo] 47 No 12 June 1976 - LIQUID METAL FAST BREEDERREACTOR: DECISION, PROCESSAND ISSUES Combustion Vol 47 No 12 June 1976 PROSPECTSAND IMPACTSOF BREEDER COMMERCIALIZATION
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T.A. Nemzek US Energy Res & Dev Adm Washington, DC, USA Combustio~ Vol 47 No 12 June 1976 HOWTO PERFORMAN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT?
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Dr. W. Grewe und N. Sonntag, M.S. Univ British Columbia Inst Anim Res Econ Vancouver V6T IWS British Columbia, Canada Umschau in Wissenschaft und Technik Vol 76 No II June 1 1976 - LEGAL ISSUES IN IMPLEMENTATIONOF ENERGYTECHNOLOGY F. Moring Morgan Lewis & Bockius Washington, DC, USA American Gas Association Monthly Vol 58 NO 6 June 1976 -
A BRIEF HISTORY OF SEWAGETREATMENT -3. THE TURNOF THE CENTURY John M. Sidwick, MIWPC, MIPHE and John E. Murray, BSc, AMICE Traffic Engineering Vol 46 No 6 June 1976
- THE POLITICAL ECONOMYOF INTERNATIONAL MARINE RESOURCESMANAGEMENT J. A. Butlin Univ Manchester, Dept. Agr Econ Manchester Ml3 gPL Lancashire, England Resources Policy Vo] 2 No 2 June lg76
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EDITORIAL: CLEANAIR, ENERGYNEEDS CAN BE ACCOHODATED
Oil & Gas Journal Vol 74 No 27 July 5 1974
PREDICAMENT FOR HUMANSETTLEMENTS
A CRITIQUE OF THE NATIONWIDE 55 MPH SPEED LIMIT
C.A. Doxiadis Athens Ctr Ekistics Athens 136, Greece Environmental Studies Vol 9 No 1 March 1976
Donald Rapp Unlv Texas Dallas Richardson, TX, USA Energy Sources Vol 2 No 4 I976 NPDES REQUIREMENTSFOR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS Frank L. Cross, Jr. Pollution Engineering Vol 8 No 6 June ]976 ENERGYLEGISLATION AND GOVERNMENT REGULATION: A PERSPECTIVEVIEW R. J. S1inn Amer Paper Inst New York, NY 10016, USA Tappi Vol 59 No 6 June 1976
CHEMICAL POLLUTIONIN CITIES AND ITS SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES Derek Bryce-Smith Univ Reading Dept Chem Reading RG6 2AD Berkshire, England Environ~ntal Studies Vol 9 No 1 March 1976 - SOCIO-POLITCAL ASPECTSOF HOUSING L. Wassenhoven Unlv Coll London Sch Env Studies Dev Planning Unlt London WIP 9FB. Enoland Environmental Studies Vol 9 No I March 1976 - URANIUM: SUPPLYAND DEMAND
THE IMPACTOF COALON THE INDUSTRIAL ECONOMY W. H. Jackson Amer Boiler Manufacturers Assn Barberton, OH 44203, USA Tappi Vol 59 No 6 June 1976 ENERGYCYCLES: THEIR COST INTERRELATIONSHIP FOR POWER GENERATION Seymour Baron Burns & Roe Ino Oradell, NJ 07649, USA Mechanical Engineering Vol 98 No 6 June 1976 DOES QUALITY OF LIFE HAVETO BE QUANTIFIED? R. L. Ackoff Univ Penn Philadlephia, PA 19104, USA Operational Research Quarterly Vol 27 No 2 Part ] 1976 -THE IMPACTOF FUTURETRENDSAND TECHNOLOGIES A.E. DeBarr addresses the Institution of Production Engineers Energy Digest Vol B No 3 June 1976 ASSESSING NATIONALURBAN TRANSPORTATIONPOLICY ALTERNATIVES Edward Weiner US Oept Transportation Off Secretary Off Transportation P]anning Anal Washington, DC 20590, USA Transportation Research Vol lO No 3 June 197B
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THE STATUSOF NUCLEARPOWER: A PERSPECTIVE FROMTHE UNITEDSTATES Irvin. C. Bupp Harvard Univ Grad Sch Business Adm Boston, MA 02163, USA A~bio Vol 5 No 3 1976 NUCLEARENERGYIN THE SOVIETUNION Rolf Grunbaum Roy Swedish Acad Engn Sci S-10242 Stockholm 5, Sweden Ambio Vo] 5 No 3 1976 CANADA'S NUCLEARPOWERPROGRAM William Peden Energy Probe Toronto MSS 2C3, Ontario, Canada Ambio Vol 5 No 3 1976 - THE NUCLEARPOWERSITUATION IN FINLAND Jorma K. Miettinen 'Univ Helslnki Dept Radiochem SF- 00170 Helsinki, Finland Ambio Vol S No 3 197B - ENERGYUSE IN TWO LARGECITIES: A COMPARISONOF HONGKONGAND SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA J.D. Kalma, K.J. Newcombe Cslro Div Land Use Res Canberra City, Act, Australia
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Environmental Studies Vol 9 No 1 March 1976 - CAN BRITAIN BRIDGE THE ENERGYGAP? North Sea oil and gas could mean short-llved solvency. Michael Kenward New Scientist Vol 70 No 1005 June 17 1976 - COAL AND THE PUBLIC LANDSAND WHY THE FORMERISN'T COMINGFROMTHE LATTER WHENTHE PUBLIC NEEDS IT: A CASE STUDYIN NATIONALMASOCHISM
C. E. Bagge Natl Coal Assoc Washington, DC 20036, USA Energy Vol 2 No 3 1976 - NUCLEARENERGY G. Bastide Les Etudes Philosophlques No 2 April-June 1976 - TECHNOLOGYCONSIDEREDAS SYSTEM J. Ellul Univ Bordeaux Bordeaux, France Les Etudes Philosophiques No 2 April-June 1976 - OCCUPATIONALLEAD POISONING, ANIMAL DEATHS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION AT A SCRAPSMELTER Richard J. Levine, Roscoe M. Moore, Gordon D. McLaren, William F. Barthel, and Philip J. Landrlgan US Dept HEW Phs Ctr Dis Control Bur Epidemiol Div Canc, Birth Defects Atlanta, GA 30333,USA American Journal of Public Health Vol 66 No 6 June 1976
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CARBONMONOXIDEDETECTION ... A CASE STUDY Pattenaude, Kline and Biondi Drake Univ Des Moines, IA 50311, USA Journal of Environmental Health Vol 38 No 6 May-June1976
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Pahlavi Univ Dept Community Med Shiraz, Iran Journal of Environmental Health Vol 38 No 6 May-June1976
- WATERRESOURCESAND POLLUTION CONTROLPLANNINGIN IRAN N.M. Merchant, Dr. P.H. and H.A. Ronaghy, M.D.
Howard A. Plotkln Unlv Houston Dept Quantitat Mgt Sci Houston, TX, 77004, USA Journal of Environmental Systems Vol 6 No 1 1976
MAN AND NATURE S. Cotta Unlv Rome l-O010O Rome, Italy Les Etudes Philosophiques No 2 April-June 1976 EARTHQUAKEPREDICTIONAND PUBLIC POLICY: DISTILLATIONS FROMA NATIONAL ACADEMYOF SCIENCES REPORT Ralph H. Turner Unlv Calif Los Angeles Dept Soclol Los Angeles, CA 90024, USA Mass Emergencies Vol l No 3 July 1976 AGENCIES AND THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE Linda Brookover Bourque, Andrew Cherlin end Leo G. Reeder Mass Emergencies Vol I No 3 July 1976 AREAWIDE PLANNINGUNDERTHE FEDERAL WATERPOLLUTIONCONTROL ACT AMENDMENTSOF 1972: INTERGOVERNMENTALAND LANDUSE IMPLICATIONS Texas Law Review Vol 54 No S June 1976 CITIZEN ENVIRONMENTALLEGISLATION IN THE STATES: AN OVERVIEW Joseph F. DIMento Univ Calif Irvlne Irvine, CA 92664, USA Journal of Urban Law Vol 53 No 3 February 1976 PROJECTEDENVIRONMENTALHARM: JUDICIAL ACCEPTANCEOF A CONCEPT OF UNCERTAINRISK Journal of Urban Law Vol 53 No 3 February 1976
GROWTHAND ENVIRONMENTALQUALITY Larry J. Gordon New Mexico Hlth & Social Serv I)ept H1th Eev & Labs Albuquerque, NM, USA Journal of Environmental Health Vol 38 No 6 May-June1976
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BEHAVIORAL DESIGN USING SPACE ALLOCATION W.R. Spillers, G. Greenwal-Katz, Bradley Soule, and Kay Standley Columbla Unlv Dept Civil Engn & Engn Mech New York, NY 10027, USA Journal of Environmental Systems Vol 6 No 1 1976 - REDUCINGFUEL CONSUMPTIONWI~ LAND MOBILE RADIO
- A NOTEON THE INVESTMENTEQUATIONS IN SOMERECENTENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENTMODELS(Short paper) A. Rose Univ Calif Riverside Dept Econ Riverside, CA 92502, USA Environment & Planning Vol 8 No 4 June 1976 - AN OVERVIEWOF SETTLEMENTSCHEMES IN SRI LANKA Nlhai Amerasinghe Univ Sri Lanka Fac Agr Peradeniya, Sri Lanka Asian Survey Vol 16 No 7 July 1976 THE OIL REVOLUTIONAND AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT K. A. Hammed Unlv London Sch Oriental & African Studies London, England African Affairs Vol 75 No 300 July 1976 ALTERNATIVE ENERGYSOURCESFOR AFRICA: POTENTIALAND PROSPECTS David Hilling Unlv London Bedford Coll London, England African Affairs Vol 75 No 300 July 1976 HUHAN GEOGRAPHY,REGIONALSCIENCE, AND THE STUDYOF INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR
I.G. Cullen Univ Coll London Sch Env Sci Planning Res Joint Unit London WClE 68T, England Environnmnt & Planning Vol 8 No 4 June 1976 THE EFFICIENCY OF SPECULATIONIN URBAN LAND D. R. Capozza Univ So Calif Los Angeles, CA 90007, USA Environment & Planning Vol B No 4 June 1976 APPLICATION OF AN INTERINDUSTRY SUPPLYMODELTO ENERGYISSUES F. Giarratani W. Virlgnia Univ Reg Res Inst Morgantown, WV 26506, USA Environment & Planning Vol 8 No 4 June 197E
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- A MULTIDIMENSIONALACCOUNTINGMODEL FOR DEMOGRAPHICAND ECONOMIC PLANNING INTERACTIONS. A. Schinnar Carnegie Mellon Univ Sch Urban & Pub Affairs Pittsburgh, PA 15213, USA Environment & Planning Vol 8 No 4 June1976 - MAN AND ENVIRONMENTIN THE USSR. Geographical thought. I.P. Gerasimov USSRAoad Sci Geog Inst Moscow, USSR The Geographical Magazine Vol 49 No 11 August 1976 - CONTROLOF THE PETROLEUMINDUSTRY BY THE PUBLICAUTHORITIES IN JAPAN A. Pesson Minist Ind & Rech Paris, France Revue del Institut Francais du Petrole Vol 31 No l Jan-Feb1976 - COSTOF DELAYSIN THE CONSTRUCTION OF NUCLEARPOWERSTATIONS H. Trenkler Veringung Deutsch Elekt Werke D-600O Frankfurt Bundes Park Republik Atomwirtschaft Atomtechnik Vol 21 No 5 May 1976
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A NOTEON A MANDATORYLAND-USE PROGRAMME: SOIL CONSERVATIONON TIE DARLINGDOWNS A.J. DeBoerand J. Gaffney Univ Queensland St Lucia 4067 Queensland, Australia The Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics Vol 20 No l April 1976
- EVOLUTIONOF COASTALSTATE JURISDICTION: A CONFLICTBETWEEN DEVELOPED AND DEVELOPINGNATIONS Ernst K. Martens Univ Gottingen Inst Volker Recht D-3400 Gottingen Fed Rep Germany Ecology Law Quarterly Vol 5 No 3 1976
URBAN NEIGHBORHOOD: A NATURALISTIC INVESTIGATION Charles J. Holahan Univ Texas Austin Dept Psychol Austin, TX 78712, USA Journal of Applied Social Psychology Vol 6 No l Jan-March1976
- ENVIRONMENTALEFFECTSON OUTDOOR SOCIAL BEHAVIORIN A LQW-INCOME
Peter Marcuse Columbia Univ Grad Sch Architecture &Planning Div Urban Planning New York, NY I0027, USA Journal of the American Institute of Planners Vol 42 No 3 July 1976
WORLDECONOMICGROWTH - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE S. Fabricant NYU Grad Sch Arts & Sci Dept Econ New York, NY 10003, USA Rivista Internazionale Di Scienze Economiche Commerciali Vol 23 No 5 May 1976 WHOSEOIL RESOURCES? THE QUESTION OF ANTARCTIC SOVEREIGNTY P. Jones City Cardiff Coll Educ Cardiff, England Geography Vol 61 No B72 Part 3 July 1976 ZERO POPULATIONGROWTH: FACTOR FICTION (47th ANZAASPresidential Address, Hobart) W.5.Borrie Australian Karl Univ Res Sch Social Sci Canberra 160C Act, Australia Search, Science, Technology and Society Vol 7 No 7 July 1976 THE FINE PARTICLEEMISSIONS INFORMATION SYSTEM: A NEW PUBLIC DATA BANK G.L.Johnson, M.P. Schrag and A.K. Rao US EPA Ind Env Res Lab Res Triangle Park, NC 27711,USA Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association Vol 26 No 7 July 1976 LEGAL AND REGULATORYISSUESIN AIR QUALITYMANAGEMENTFOR THE ELECTRIC UTILITY INDUSTRY H.B.H. Cooper, Jr. and T.B. Webb Univ Texas Ctr Energy Studies #.usti~, TX 78712, USA Journal of the Air Pollution Control Asscciation Vol 26 No 7 July 197E
- MINERALKINGGOESDOWNHILL Thomas Lundmark, Anne Mester, R.A. Cordes, Barry S. Sandals Ecology Law Quarterly Vol 5 No 3 1976
- PROFESSIONALETHICS AND BEYOND: VALUES IN PLANNING
ENERGYAND THE ECONOMY- A GLOBAL AND NATIONALANALYSIS Vaclav Smil and Tony Kuz Univ Manitoba Winnipeg R3T BN2 Manitoba, Canada Long Range Planning Vol g No 3 JuneI976
LOCAL CONTROLAS SOCIALREFORM: PLANNING FOR BIG CITIES IN THE SEVENTIES Susan S. Fainstein and'Norman I. Fainstein Rutgers State Univ New Brunswick, NJ 08903, USA Journal of the American Institute of Planners Vol 42 Nc 3 July 1976 - THE NATIONALFLOODINSURANCE PROGRAM: SOMEMIDSTREAM PERSPECTIVES Rutherford H. Platt Univ Massachusetts Amherst, MA 01002, USA Journal of the American Institute of Planners Vol 42 No 3 July 197E
THE THIRD FOREST. Intensive farming of forest for economic reasons has strong backing. The movement also has serious environmental implications. Donald Dahlsten Univ Calif Berkeley Div Biol Control Berkeley, CA 94720, USA Environment Vol 18 No 6 July-August 1976 - EMISSIONQUOTASTRATEGIESAS AN AIR POLLUTIONCONTROLTECHNIQUE Daniel R. Mandelker, Thea A. Sherry Washington Univ St. Louis, MO63110, USA Ecology Law Quarterly Vol 5 No 3 1976 REVENUE SHARINGAND RELOCATION: THE ADMINISTRATIVEDILEt~AOF OSTENSIBLYCONFLICTINGCONGRESSIONAL DIRECTIVES James A. Kushner, Frances E. Werner Southwestern Univ Sch Law Los Angeles, CA, USA Ecology Law Quarterly Vol B No 3 1976 STRIP MINING: A POLICYEVALUATION Robert E. Mintz Ecology Law Quarterly Vol 5 No 3 1976
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- POLLUTIONSUSCEPTIBILITY:AN ENVIRONMENTAL RARA~ETERFOR COASTAL ZONEMANAGEMENT Peter K. Weyl Suny Stony Broom Marine Sci Res Ctr Stony Brook, NY I1790, USA Coastal Zone ManagementJournal Vol 2 No 4 1976
- LANDUSE CONTROLIN THE COASTAL ZONE: THE DELAWAREEX%,MPLE John L. Pedrick, Jr. Lewis & Clark Cell Sch Law Portland, DR 97219, USA Coastal Zone ~anagement Journal Vol 2 No 4 1976
- EFFICIENCY IMPACTS OF COST SHARING ON SHORELINE MANAGEMENT
Harold E. Marshall NGS Ctr Bldg Technol Tec~ Eval & Application Div Bldg Economy Section Washington, DC 20234, USA Coastal Zone ~anagoment Journal Vol 2 No 4 1976
- IDENTIFYINGTHE "PUBLIC" FOR PARTICIPATION IN COASTALZONE MANAGEMENT John Ashbaugh and Jens Sorensen Coastal Zone ManagementJournal Vol 2 No 4 1976
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COMMENTS:ECONOMICCONTRIBUTION OF COV~IERCIALFISHERIESIN VALUING U.S. ESTUARIES D.P. Tihansky and N.F. Meade US EPA Washington, DC, USA Coastal Zone Management Journal Vol 2 No 4. 1976
- THE IMPACTSTATEMENT - PART I I R. W. Peterson Execu• Off President Council Environm Qual Washington, DC 20006, USA Science Vol 193 No 4249 July IB 1976
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R.B, Dean, S.L. Foreythe SW Ohio Reg CompCtr Cincinnati, OH, USA Water & Sewage Works Vol 123 No 6 June 6 1976 HOWTO DESIGNAERATEDLAGOONSYSTEMS TO MEET1977 EFFLUENTSTANDARDS EVALUATION OF KINETIC COEFFICIENTS L.G. Rich Clemson Univ Dlemson, SC 29631, USA Water & Sewage Works Vol 123 No 6 June 6 1976 FIELD EXPERIENCEWITH 5 REVERSE OSMOSIS PLANTS D.H. Doud Dupont Co Wilmington, DE 19898, USA Water & Sewage Works Vol 123 No 6 June 6 1976
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EPIDEMIOLOGY STUDIES. TASKI l l VINYL CHLORIDE American Public Health Association, Washington, D.C., Environmental Protection Agency, Washington,D.C. Office of Toxic Substances. Final Report Landau, Emanuel, Brinkman, Charles P., Manes, Nicholas E. November 197B 106 pages ABSTRACT: Using data from the 1970 Census of Population estimates of the number of people l~ving ~ithin a 5 mile radius of industrial plants producing vinyl chloride and vinyl chloride resins was prepared. Findings are reported. The sex, and age characteristics are provided. PB-248 426/CCS NTIS Prices: PCSB.SO/MF$2.25 MODELING THE DYNAMIC RESPONSEOF FLOOD PLAINS TO URBANIZATION IN SOUTHEASTERN NEW ENGLAND
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