Environmental assessment, Davis Canyon Site, Utah.

At head of title: Nuclear Waste Policy Act (Section 112).

Hydrochemistry on a waste disposal area of sand mining activities at Analandia, Sao Paulo State, Brazil, and their implications on the mobilization of uranium

Groundwaters and surface waters from an area of treatment of sand for industrial purposes at Analandia municipality, nearly in the center of Sao Paulo State, Brazil, were chemically and isotopically analyzed with two aims: to evaluate if the anthropogenic activities that has taken place for the last 6 years is affecting the quality of the hydrological resources and to relate the hydrogeochemical behaviour of the uranium isotopes 234U and 238U with the pattern of circulation of groundwaters.

Radioactive waste management : a bibliography of publicly available literature pretaining to the USAEC's National Reactor Testing Station, Idaho /

"August 1973."

Radioactive waste management : a bibliography of publicly available literature pertaining to the USAEC's Hanford, Washington Production Site /

"August 1973."

Radioactive waste processing and disposal : a literature search /

"Radioactive waste."

The perpetual care of high-level radioactive liquid wastes in New York State; a Technological and cost study,

This work performed under contract C-16348 for the New York State Office of Atomic Development.

Interim management plan for low-level radioactive waste in Illinois, 1986-1992 : draft /

"May, 1985."

Low-level radioactive waste : near-term management options for Illinois : a report to Governor James R. Thompson and the 83rd General Assembly /

Cover title.

Mission plan for the civilian radioactive waste management program.

"DOE/RW-0005"

Nuclear waste : Department of Energy's transuranic waste disposal plan needs revision : report to the Chairman, Subcommittee on Environment, Energy, and Natural Resources, Committee on Government Operations, House of Representatives /

"B-221801"--P. [1]

Interpretation of Resistivity Piezocone Tests in a Contaminated Municipal Solid Waste Disposal Site

Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)

Plankton biomass in the Mamala Basin (Oahu Island, Hawaii Islands) under antropogenic influence in August-September of 2002-2004

Anthropogenic impact on biomass of coastal plankton communities caused by submerged disposal of urban sewage waters (dumping) was studied. Observations were carried out in August-September of 2002-2004 in the Mamala Bay (Oahu Island, Hawaii Islands) using satellite and straight sea measurements. An analysis of variability of integral indicators of the water column determined on the basis of on-board measurements allowed us to divide them into two groups: elements most sensitive to pollution (heterotrophic bacteria (H-Bact), phototrophic cyanobacteria Synechococcus spp. (SYN), and chlorophyll a (CHLa)) and elements that manifested episodic positive dependence on inflow of polluted waters (heterotrophic unicellular eukaryotes, small unicellular algae, phototrophic green bacteria Prochlorococcus spp., as well as total biomass of microplankton). It was shown that submerged waste water disposal in the region of the diffuser of the dumping device led to insignificant (aver. 1.2-1.4 times) local increase in integral biomass of H-Bact, SYN, and in concentration of CHLa. Similar but sharper (aver. 1.5-2.1 times) increase in these parameters was found in water layers with maximal biomasses. Possible pathways of disposed waters (under the pycnocline, at its upper boundary, and in the entire mixed layer) were analyzed on the basis of studying vertical displacement of biomasses of H-Bact, SYN, and prochlorophytes. Possibility of using optical anomalies distinguished from satellite data as markers of anthropogenic eutrophication caused by dumping was confirmed. Application of such markers depends on water transparency and on shapes of curves of vertical distribution of autotrophic organisms.

National survey of hazardous waste generators and treatment, storage, and disposal facilities regulated under RCRA in 1981.

Mode of access: Internet.

Laboratory investigation of residual liquid organics from spills, leaks, and the disposal of hazardous wastes in groundwater /

Mode of access: Internet.

Radioactive waste processing and disposal; a literature search.

Mode of access: Internet.