The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) issued a public notice stating that it is seeking input regarding innovative new control technologies to further reduce and/or remove ammonia and metals from the treated waste water effluent of large cruise ships. Comments should be submitted by February 2. (1/2/09).
(Source: Holland & Knight)
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