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L.L. Lamparski T.J. Nestrick N.N. Frawley R.A. Hummel C.W. Kocher N.H. Mahle J.W. McCoy D.L. Miller T.L. Peters J.L. Pillepich W.E. Smith S.W. Tobey 《Chemosphere》1986,15(9-12):1445-1452
During 1983 and 1984, The Dow Chemical Company conducted a study to determine the extent of dioxin contamination at its Midland, Michigan plant and the surrounding area. The primary objectives of this study were to identify, rank order, and when possible quantify potential sources of dioxins to the environment and also to determine the extent of contamination in areas affected by the Dow facility. Early in the study, it was estimated that approximately 0.6g/year of 2378-TCDD was being emitted in 2.5 × 1010L of wastewater effluent. Data will describe observed sources of TCDD (both current and historical), environmental levels, existing water treatment methods, control measures taken, and future improvements on the water system to reduce TCDD in the effluent. 相似文献
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Alexandria M. Frawley 《国际发展与全球生态学杂志》2013,20(3):196-204
The application of capitalist theory and the perception of an autonomous economy have created a range of environmental and social ramifications not addressed via traditional economic reasoning. In order to effectively and efficiently abate sustainability issues, the sustainable development discourse developed evaluation methods such as sustainable development indicators to gauge progress towards sustainability in communities without using traditional cost–benefit methods of analysis. The indicators created in this work are intended to be applied as a method of project evaluation in local community development departments. Using local growth management policy as a basis, these indicators have been designed to show how a development project contributes to policy goals that relate to all three dimensions of sustainability: environmental, economic, and socio-economic. 相似文献
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T.J. Nestrick L.L. Lamparski N.N. Frawley R.A. Hummel C.W. Kocher N.H. Mahle J.W. McCoy D.L. Miller T.L. Peters J.L. Pillepich W.E. Smith S.W. Tobey 《Chemosphere》1986,15(9-12):1453-1460
On November 5, 1984, The Dow Chemical Company issued a report entitled: “Point Sources and Environmental Levels of 2378-TCDD on the Midland Plant Site of The Dow Chemical Company and in the City of Midland, Michigan.” This report is based upon the efforts of a 22-person task force who dedicated approx. 21 months of effort to the generation and analysis of over 6000 analytical data points regarding specific CDD/CDF concentrations in the four basic environmental elements of air, earth, fire (incineration), and water. A summarization of this study will be presented which includes methodology, analytical QA-QC criteria, and representative soil analyses, as they pertain to the survey conclusions. 相似文献
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