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Cadre juridique de la participation du public a la gestion des eaux du Canada
Instruments d'une politique canadienne de gestion des eaux
Metal mining liquid effluent regulations and guidelines
Metal mining liquid effluent regulations and guidelines

By Canada. Water Pollution Control Directorate.

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ABSTRACT: This study explains the regulations and guidelines for metal mining liquid effluents. The purpose of these guidelines is to limit the discharge of harmful substances from base metal, ura...

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Enquete sur l'utilisation de l'eau dans les industries manufacturieres, en 1972
Fish toxicity evaluation of effluents from an organic chemical production complex BASF Germany
Contaminants dans les oeufs du goeland argente des Grands Lacs
Sediment oxygen demand investigations
Sediment oxygen demand investigations

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Nutrient enrichment in the Peace, Athabasca and Slave Rivers
Dissolved oxygen conditions and fish requirements in the Athabasca, Peace and Slave Rivers
Ecosystem health and integrated monitoring in the Northern River Basins

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