Search results for [Sewage disposal in the ocean] at NC Cardinal

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Dissolved-solids discharge to the oceans from the conterminous United States, by Leifeste, Donald K.,1932-(CARDINAL)269811;

Bibliography: page 8.

Subjects: Sewage disposal in the ocean;

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Outfall diffuser hydraulics, as related to North Carolina coastal wastewater disposal / by Sorrell, F. Y.(CARDINAL)145763; University of North Carolina Sea Grant Program.(CARDINAL)142783;

Includes bibliographical references (page 25).

Subjects: Sewage disposal in the ocean; Diffusion in hydrology.;

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Report of proceedings concerning the proposed amendments to coastal waste treatment disposal 15 NCAC 2H.0400 : public hearing May 12, 1981, Morehead City, North Carolina. by North Carolina.Environmental Management Commission.(CARDINAL)146482; North Carolina.Division of Environmental Management.(CARDINAL)146399;

Subjects: Waste disposal in the ground; Waste disposal in the ocean; Sewage disposal;

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Oceanographic field observations off North Carolina : summer survey, 2-12 August, 1977 : ocean outfall waste water disposal feasibility and planning study / by Curtin, T. B.(Thomas B.)(CARDINAL)179096; North Carolina State University.Department of Marine Science and Engineering.(CARDINAL)146601;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 215-216).

Subjects: Waste disposal in the ocean; Oceanography; Sewage disposal;

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Environmental effects of sewage sludge disposal : hearing before the Subcommittee on Natural Resources, Agriculture Research, and Environment of the Committee on Science and Technology, U.S. House of Representatives, Ninety-seventh Congress, first session, May 27, 1981. by United States.Congress.House.Committee on Science and Technology.Subcommittee on Natural Resources, Agriculture Research, and Environment.(CARDINAL)281265;

Subjects: Sewage disposal in the ocean; Sewage sludge; Sewage;

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Proceedings of the North Carolina Ocean Outfall Forum : Atlantic Beach, North Carolina, April 19-20, 1993 / by North Carolina Ocean Outfall Forum(1993 :Atlantic Beach, N.C.)(CARDINAL)288498; Neuse River Council of Governments.(CARDINAL)134092; North Carolina.Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources.(CARDINAL)197856;

Includes bibliographical references (page 177).

Subjects: Conference papers and proceedings.; Ocean outfalls; Sewage disposal in the ocean; Coastal zone management;

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What a waste! : where does garbage go? / by Eamer, Claire,1947-author.(CARDINAL)727415; Edlund, Bambi,illustrator.(CARDINAL)632896;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 79-83) and index."What a Waste! explores the problem of garbage and how humans have dealt with it from prehistory to modern times. Topics include how archaeologists study ancient garbage; the growth of consumer culture and disposability; food waste; the environmental effects of garbage; "problem" garbage like electronic and toxic waste; sewage and dead bodies; and garbage in the oceans and in space. Sidebars highlight people and organizations around the world who are making efforts to reduce or reuse waste."--1040L

Subjects: Refuse and refuse disposal;

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Beyond the sea : the hidden life in lakes, streams, and wetlands / by Strayer, David Lowell,1955-author.(CARDINAL)322660;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 173-206) and index."This work brings to life the wonders of our inland waters and the vibrant species that live there"--"When we call Earth 'the blue planet' we immediately envision the vast oceans that cover most of its surface. But seas aren't the only bodies of water that make Earth special. Millions of diverse inland waters rush, meander, and seep throughout the planet, teeming with life. These streams, lakes, wetlands, and groundwaters are home to thousands of species, many of which are extraordinary and some of which are critically endangered. In Beyond the Sea, ecologist David Strayer introduces readers to the world's most remarkable and varied inland waters, including massive lakes that fill only once a century, groundwaters miles beneath our feet that host unique microbes, volcanic lakes more corrosive than battery acid, and catastrophic floods that carry ten times more water than the Amazon River. Strayer also shares stories of the myriad fascinating species supported by these crucial ecosystems, featuring mussels that seduce fish, tiny tardigrades that cheat death, animals that photosynthesize, and plants that eat meat. Because humans have used -- and abused -- inland waters so intensively for everything from drinking water and fly-fishing to sewage disposal, many species around the world that depend on them are in desperate peril. Strayer explains the damage that humans have caused and offers solutions to sustain and restore inland-water ecosystems. Proving that the sea isn't the only aqueous realm of mystery and wonder, this book illuminates the secrets, science, and amazing denizens of the overlooked waters in our backyards"--

Subjects: Freshwater ecology.; Freshwater animals.; Freshwater biodiversity.; Freshwater biodiversity conservation.;

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Principles of sustainability / by Lerner Media Group,editor.;

Includes bibliographical references and index.Agricultural runoff -- Air pollution policy -- Alternative energy sources -- Antibiotics as environmental waste -- Aquaculture's environmental impact -- Automobile emissions -- Beach erosion -- Bees and other pollinators -- Bhopal disaster -- Biodiversity action plans -- Biomagnification -- Biomass conversion -- Biomes and environmental issues -- Biopesticides and the environment -- Biopiracy and bioprospecting -- Bioremediation -- Biotechnology and genetic engineering -- BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill -- Carbon dioxide -- Carbon dioxide air capture -- Carcinogens in the environment -- Carrying capacity -- Chernobyl nuclear accident -- Chlorofluorocarbons and the ozone -- Clean air act and amendments -- Clean water act and amendments -- Climate accommodation -- Climate change and human health -- Climate change and oceans -- Climate models -- Cogeneration power systems -- Commercial fishing -- Community gardens -- Coniferous forests -- Conservation movement -- Conservation policy -- Controlled burning -- Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) -- Coral reefs and coral bleaching -- Dams and reservoirs -- Dead zones -- Destruction of the rain forests -- Detoxification (environmental) -- Detrimental health effects of smog -- Development Gap -- Earth Day -- Earth resources satellites -- Ecological footprint -- Ecotourism: pros and cons -- El Nino and La Nina -- Electronic waste -- Endangered species and species protection policy -- Energy-efficiency labeling -- Environmental causes of cancer clusters -- Environmental effects of coal mining and coal burning -- Environmental impact assessments and statements -- Environmental impacts of desalination -- Environmental impacts of raising cattle -- Environmental refugees -- Erosion and erosion control -- Eutrophication -- Extinctions and species loss -- Floodplains and environmental threats -- Forest management -- Fossil fuels and environmental degradation -- Genetically modified organisms and environmentalism -- Geoengineering -- Glacial melting -- Global biodiversity assessment -- Globalization -- Grazing and grasslands -- Great Barrier Reef and preservation efforts -- Green buildings -- Green marketing -- Greenbelts -- Greenhouse gases and air pollution -- Greenwashing -- Groundwater pollution -- Habitat destruction -- Hazardous and toxic substance regulation -- Hazardous waste -- Health problems caused by exposure to lead -- Hybrid vehicles -- Impact of ocean currents on global climate -- Incineration of waste products -- Indoor air pollution -- International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) -- International environmental law -- International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) -- Iron Fertilization -- Land clearance -- Land pollution -- Land-use policy -- Light pollution -- Logging and clear-cutting -- Nuclear power industry and the environment -- Ocean dumping -- Ocean pollution -- Oil drilling -- Oil spills -- Organic gardening and farming -- Our common future -- Overconsumption -- Overgrazing of livestock -- Pandemics -- Planned obsolescence -- Plastics -- Poaching -- Pollution permit trading -- Population growth and environmental impact -- Positive feedback and tipping points -- Precautionary principle -- Preservation -- Radon as a health hazard -- Rainwater harvesting -- Renewable energy -- Renewable resources -- Resource depletion -- Resource recovery -- Riparian rights -- Seed banks -- Sewage treatment and disposal -- Slash-and-burn agriculture -- Smart grids and renewable energy -- Soil conservation -- Solid waste management policy -- Spaceship Earth metaphor -- Stormwater management -- Strip and surface mining -- Superfund legislation -- Sustainable agriculture -- Sustainable development -- Sustainable forestry -- Tidal energy -- United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) -- Urban ecology -- Urban planning -- Volcanoes and weather -- Waste management -- Water conservation -- Water pollution -- Water treatment -- Watershed management -- Whaling -- Wilderness areas -- Wildfires -- Wildlife refuges -- Zoning laws -- U.S. federal laws concerning the environment -- Directory of U.S. National Parks -- Major world national parks and protected areas -- Environmental organizations -- Sustainability timeline -- Key figures in sustainability.Provides students and researchers with a solid foundation to study of sustainability.

Subjects: Sustainable development.; Sustainability.; Pollution.; Climatic changes.; Environmental degradation.; Renewable energy sources.; Pollution.; sustainable development.; pollution.; Environmental degradation.; Pollution.; Climatic changes.;

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Pollution / by Grey House Publishing, Inc.,compiler.(CARDINAL)381300;

Includes bibliography (pages 151-153) and index.1)The stuff of life --

Subjects: Reference works.; Pollution.; Refuse and refuse disposal.; Climatic changes.; Environmental policy.;

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