Notes:

Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents
collection, and Canadian public policy collection.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 62-75).

Executive summary -- General introduction -- Field studies and
mechanistic research -- Summary -- Canadian research leading up to
the 1992 pulp and paper regulatory package -- 1st international
conference on the environmental fate and effects of bleached pulp
mill effluents -- Research program to identify the causative
compounds, how to eliminate them, and determine their short and
long-term environmental effects -- Evolution of the research
questions -- 2nd international conference on the environmental fate
and effects of pulp and paper mill effluents -- Evolution of the
research questions: monitoring sites over the long-term for evidence
of recovery following process and treatment changes -- Cycle 1 of the
environmental effects monitoring program -- 3rd international
conference on the environmental fate and effects of pulp and paper
mill effluents -- Evolution of the research questions: need to
identify process and treatment changes responsible for partial
recovery and chemicals involved -- Cycle 2 EEM collaborative research
studies -- 4th international conference on environmental impacts of
the pulp and paper industry -- Evolution of the research questions:
cycle 2 EEM results, what were the major response patterns and how
widespread were they -- Conclusions -- Development and application of
bioassays -- Summary -- History -- Acute bioassays in EEM --
Short-term exposures assessing MFO and steroids -- Mesocosms --
Lifecycle studies -- Conclusions -- Characterization of bioactive
chemicals -- Summary -- Introduction -- Causal investigations of
bioactive substances -- TIE studies -- Studies with pure compounds --
Process stream investigations -- Characteristics of bioactive
substances revealed during field and laboratory studies -- AOX:
regulation and relationship to effects -- Effluent and receiving
environment chemistry -- Conclusions -- References.

Related External Links:

http://qe2a-proxy.mun.ca/login?url=http://site.ebr...

Classification:

(click to see other 'Books on the Same Shelf')

Dewey Class: 676.0420971 -- Pulp & paper technology
LCC Number: TD195

Book Details:

Language: eng
Physical Description: 1 electronic text (x, 75 p.) : digital file.
Edition Info: (electronic bk.)

Similar Books:

•	Improving the effectiveness and efficiency of pulp and paper (ISBN: 0662695178; 100% match)
•	A decade of research on the environmental impacts of pulp and paper mill effluents in Canada (1992-2002) (M. E. McMaster, J. L. Parrott and L. M. Hewitt; ISBN: 0662361717; 47% match)
•	Effluents from pulp mills using bleaching (ISBN: 0662187342; (pbk.); 13% match)
•	...more similar books

Subjects:

Click on a subject to see other books listed with the same subject or to drill down into components of the subject -- such as geographical locations, dates and so on.

•	Benthic animals -- Effect of water pollution on -- Canada (3)
•	Effluent quality -- Canada (9)
•	Fishes -- Effect of water pollution on -- Canada (4)
•	Wood-pulp industry -- Waste disposal -- Environmental aspects -- Canada (6)

Buying this book:

We query many merchants so that you can instantly compare prices and availability. You can even check historic prices and subscribe for notifications. For a manual check, clicking on a link will open a new window with a search for this book on the merchant's site of your choice.

•	Amazon.com by title or by ISBN — widest selection, reliable service, good prices
•	Abebooks.com by title or by ISBN — good source for rare and out-of-print books
•	Textbooks.com by title or by ISBN — large inventory of new & used textbooks
•	Alibris.com by title or by ISBN — their slogan is "books you thought you'd never find"
•	eCampus.com by title or by ISBN — they specialize in textbooks, used and new
•	BN.com by title or by ISBN — Barnes & Noble has a wide selection of new and used books

Libraries this book has an entry in:

•	Memorial University of Newfoundland Search Form (last modified on 01/25/2010)