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Ecological Effects of Waste Water

Welch, E.B.

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This is a completely revised and update edition of a work first published in 1980 in the USA and deals with the ecological effects of water pollution. It is the result of twenty years of teaching the subject and will be essential reading for all those interested in water quality.

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Title of ebook: Ecological Effects of Waste Water
ISBN: 9780203038499
Publisher: Spon Press
Internet download file size: 5780 kb
Released online for download: 09-24-1992
Author of eBook: Welch, E.B.

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