Mitigation of trade waste pollution in West Virginia
By: by L. Kermit Herndon and James R. Withrow
Contributors: Withrow, James R.
Publisher: s.n
Published: 1938
Place of publication: S.l
Language: eng
Number of pages: 352
Other titles: Transactions of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (0096-7408); Mine drainage bibliography, 1910-1976.
Description:   Surveys of several watersheds in West Virginia were made to show the nature and extent of the effects of pollution on the water systems.  The results of these surveys aided in the formation of remedial strategies for the protection of the uses of the streams.  Sewage from settlements and acid mine drainage from coal mines contributed to the pollution problems, requiring that more sewage treatment plants be constructed, and the mine sealing program be continued.  Pollution controls for other industries relevant to the area of study were suggested.  A discussion followed.
Notes: In : American institute of chemical engineers : transactions, v. 34 (1938), p. 327-352

Citation from : Mine drainage bibliography, 1910-1976 / compiled by V.E. Gleason -- Washington, DC : National Coal Association, 1976.  Copy of bibliography provided by Mr. Ben Faulkner, Princeton, WV.

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