Critical Reviews in Environmental Science and Technology, Volume 23, Issue 2 (1993)

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Editor's note
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Published online: 09 Jan 2009
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Estimating the activated carbon adsorption of organic chemicals in water
Diane J.W. Blum Ph.D., P.E., Irwin H. Suffet Ph.D. & J. P. Duguet
Pages: 121-136
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Ciguatera: Ecological, clinical, and socioeconomic perspectives
Richard J. Lewis B.Sc., Ph.D. & Tilman A. Ruff M.B., B.S.
Pages: 137-156
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Development of biological and process technologies for the reduction and degradation of pulp mill wastes that pose a threat to human health
William D. Murray & Mark Richardson
Pages: 157-194
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