ES&E May 98 Contents
May 1998
Contents:
Engineering, still the invisible profession in a world driven by the low bid. Editorial by Tom Davey
Neighbour's 'hell' is vacuum noise but UK scientist may have a solution
Concrete pipe manufacturing technology from 1842 to beyond 2000
Reducing packaging waste has powerful economic impacts
Toronto conference attracts 900 delegates
1998 AWWA Annual Conference
Paste technology proves practical for surface disposal of mineral wastes
Environmental information systems for tailings management
Our aquatic environments continue to be invaded by alien species in ballast
waters
New PCB Recycling Plant slated for Kirkland Lake, Ontario
Air quality goes up as NOx goes down
A possible cure for sick building syndrome?
Ozone can now be used for wastewater and potable water
Prevention of scale build-up using electronic descaling technology
Effective colour and TOC removal from drinking water by microfiltration
Ottawa-Carleton investigates factors that influence biosolids dewatering
Biosolids stabilization research continues in Ontario
Extreme abundances of viruses in prairie wetlands
Focus on Tanks
The strength of steel and its importance in environmental protection
Selecting a tank for used lubricating oil
Fiberglass reinforced plastic tanks for corrosive environments