Environmental Science & Technology 1998 Janet Pelley - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Environmental Science & Technology 1998 Janet Pelley
Advisory panel completes work on TMDL watershed guidelines.(total maximum daily load program)	Science and technology	Janet Pelley
"Clean Water Plan" calls for national wetland gains.	Science and technology	Janet Pelley
Companies signing on to EPA's revamped Project XL program. (Environmental Protection Agency)	Science and technology	Janet Pelley
DNA fingerprinting holds promise for idetifying nonpoint sources of pollution.	Science and technology	Janet Pelley
Federal court ruling puts protection of isolated wetlands at risk.	Science and technology	Janet Pelley
Is coastal eutrophication out of control? although research is shedding new light on the phenomenon, it is proving difficult to manage.	Science and technology	Janet Pelley
Lake Erie fish declines hooked to phosphorus?	Science and technology	Janet Pelley
New wetlands permits draw criticisms.	Science and technology	Janet Pelley
No simple answer to recent amphibian declines.	Science and technology	Janet Pelley
Several states pass laws to regulate animal waste.	Science and technology	Janet Pelley
States move ahead with water pollutant trading programs.	Science and technology	Janet Pelley
The challenge of watershed cleanup: states are finding innovative ways to implement the Clean Water Act's TMDL program. (total maximum daily load)	Science and technology	Janet Pelley
Toxic chemical use reporting debated on state and national levels. (Massachusetts Toxics Use Reduction Act)	Science and technology	Janet Pelley
What is causing toxic algal blooms: new research is providing clues about possible links between Pfiesteria-like organisms and pollution.	Science and technology	Janet Pelley

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