Central Florida phosphate industry areawide impact assessment program
By: prepared for the United States Environmental Protection Agency ; prepared by Texas Instruments Incorporated.
Contributors: United States. Environmental Protection Agency. Region IV.; Texas Instruments Incorporated.
Publisher: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region IV
Published: 1977
Place of publication: Atlanta, Ga
Language: eng
Number of pages: 12
Subjects: Phosphate industry -- Environmental aspects -- Florida.
Notes: "Preliminary draft"--Vols. 1, 5, and 11.

"March 1977"--Vol 1 and Vol. 5, Section 1.

"June 1977"--Vol. 4, Vol. 6, Section 5, Vol. 7, Section 1.

"July 1977"--Vol. 2, Vol. 6, Section 103, Vols. 8 and 10.

"August 1977"--Vol. 5, Section 2.

"September 1977"--Vol. 3.

"October 1977"--Vol. 7, Section 2.

"December 1977"--Vol. 11.

"January 1978"--Vol. 5, Section 1.

"March 1978"--Covers, Vols. 1-11.

EPA 904/9-78-006 a-g (v. 106, Sections 103).

EPA 904/9-78-006 i-k (v. 6, section 5 - v. 8).

EPA 904/9-78-006 m (v. 11).

EPA 904/9-78-006 h (v. 10).

Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: value: v. 1. Archeology, history, and recreation; value: v. 2. Laws and regulations; value: v. 3. Demography, economics, and culture; value: v. 4. Existing land use; value: v. 5. Water. Section 1. Water quantity and quality; value: v. 5. Water. Section 2. Aquatic biota; value: v. 6. Land. Sections 1-3. Introduction, physical environment, geochemical environment; value: v. 6. Land. Section 5. Terrestrial biota; value: v. 7. Atmosphere. Section 1; value: v. 7. Atmosphere. Section 2. Air quality; value: v. 8.; value: Phosphate industry and resource usage; value: v. 10. Future land use; value: v. 11. Presentation of effects, assessment and impact analysis results.