Future water quality and pollution problems
Subtitle: environmental management program
By: John Davis, B. J. Miller; prepared for the Environmental Management Task Force
Publisher: Association of Bay Area Governments
Published: 1977
Place of publication: Berkeley, CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 13
Subjects: Water quality management; Environmental aspects; Forecasting; Water; Pollution; Aquatic habitats; Environmental conditions; Sewage disposal in rivers, lakes; Environmental management; Regional planning; Eau; Qualité; Gestion; Aspect de l'environnement; Prévision; Habitats aquatiques; Conditions environnementales; Eaux usées; Évacuation dans les cours d'eau, lacs; Environnement; Aménagement du territoire
Notes: Cover title.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Recommended EMTF action; title: What is pollution?; title: Are the waters of the region polluted; title: Which water quality standards are violated and which beneficial uses are impaired?; title: Why are beneficial uses impaired?; title: Does evidence exist that toxicants are adversely affecting aquatic life in the bay?; title: Will the present program of wastewater treatment plant construction solve the pollution problem?; title: Is it possible to predict future water quality conditions?; title: What are the likely trends in waste loads discharged to the waters of the region?; title: What will conditions be in the future?; title: Assuming a commitment is made to preventing future water pollution, what should be done?; title: Can a preliminary conclusion be drawn about what appear to be the more effective control measures?; title: How might an industrial pretreatment program be administered?; title: How might a surface runoff program be administered?