Public use and evaluation of reclaimed water

Public use and evaluation of reclaimed water

Methods used in a survey in California of public attitudes towards the use of reclaimed water are described and results of the studies are tabulated and discussed (see also Water Pollution Abstracts, 1972, 45, Abstr. No. 1365). More than 50 per cent of those interviewed did not recommend the use of...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of the American Water Resources Association 1974-01, Vol.66, p.294-297
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