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  Acetic acid kidney dialysis   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
Acetic acid, added to an aquifer solids slurry, was biodegraded with an aerobic first-order rate constant of 3.79 per day; a turnover time of 60.8 hours was calculated from this data(7).
Acetic acid was reported in groundwater at a concn of 43 ug/l in a shallow coastal plain aquifer near Atlantic City, NJ in 1990(5).
Acetic acid at concns from 3.52 to 67.1 mg/l was measured in groundwater from the Pensacola, FL aquifer which had been contaminated with wood-preserving chemicals(6).
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 Watershed Sentinel-April/May 2002
The urgency and secrecy may have been triggered by the fact that the Vancouver sewage system was reaching a point of crisis over sludge management, and this regulation solves the problem, temporarily.
In Ontario, current issues are: sewage sludge on fields in the Ottawa area, where the fractured bedrock is likely to lead to aquifer contamination; the ban on sales of Toronto sewage fertilizer due to heavy metal levels; and the disposal of paper recycling sludge as berms at gun clubs, with probable contamination of groundwater.
Eastern Vancouver Island (roughly the south-east fifth of the island) was largely exempted from biodiversity considerations under the Protected Areas Strategy because the vast majority of it is privately owned.
www.watershedsentinel.ca /Archives_WSS/ws122.htm   (13484 words)

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