Environmental Science & Technology 1998 Kellyn S. Betts - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Environmental Science & Technology 1998 Kellyn S. Betts
A new 'green' building on campus: Montana State University's planned $40 mil science building will be a test bed for emerging clean technologies.	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
Census Bureau conducts first environmental survey.	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
Chemical industry pressured to test high-production volume chemicals.	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
DOE lab predicts future envirotech breakthroughs.(US Department of Energy)	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
Drinking water proposal eases some health goals.	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
Environmental industry at a "critical juncture," studies say.	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
Field trial for MTBE bioremediation method.	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
Green chemistry award competition heats up.(increasing number of competitors in the 1998 Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge)	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
High-flying instrument helps scientists evaluate aircraft impacts.	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
National Science Foundation funds catalyze collaborations.	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
New cleanup technologies battle credibility gap.	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
Novel reactor destroys nitro-wastes.	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
Preventing pollution by design.	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
Preventing pollution by design: new manufacturing software could give product designers instant information on how to avoid pollution.	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
Rotating ion-exchange system removes perchlorate.	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
Technology combination cuts DNAPL cleanup time at Superfund site. (dense non-aqueous phase liquid)	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
UN commission calls for review of voluntary environmental initiatives. (United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development)	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts
Urban heat island models may help states meet NOx air standards.	Science and technology	Kellyn S. Betts

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