Handbook of Environmental Engineering

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This new edition provides a practical view of pollution and its impact on the natural environment. Driven by the hope of a sustainable future, it stresses the importance of environmental law and resource sustainability and offers a wealth of information based on real-world observations and expert experience. It presents a basic overview of environmental pollution, emphasizes key terms, and addresses specific concepts in advanced algebra, fundamental engineering, and statistics. In addition, it considers socioeconomic, political, and cultural influences and provides an understanding of how to effectively treat and prevent air pollution, implement industrial hygiene principles, and manage solid waste, water, and wastewater operations.

The Handbook of Environmental Engineering is written in a down-to-earth style for a wide audience, as it appeals to technical readers, consultants, policymakers, as well as a wide range of general readers.

Features:

    • Updated throughout, with a new chapter on modern trends in environmental engineering, the book further emphasizes climate change effects on water/wastewater infrastructure

      • Examines the physical, chemical, and biological processes fundamental to understanding the environment fate and engineered treatment of environmental contaminants

        • Presents technologies to prevent pollution at the source as well as treatment and disposal methods for remediation

          • Identifies multiple environmental pollutants and explains the effects of each

            • Includes the latest environmental regulatory requirements.

            Author(s): Frank R. Spellman
            Edition: 2
            Publisher: CRC Press
            Year: 2023

            Language: English
            Pages: 888
            City: Boca Raton

            Cover
            Half Title
            Title Page
            Copyright Page
            Table of Contents
            A Note to the Reader: Will it be Milk Toast or Hardtack?
            Preface
            About the Author
            Chapter 1 Introduction
            Environment
            Pollution Defined
            Key Terms
            Pollution: Effects Easy to See, Feel, Taste or Smell
            Unexpected Pollution
            Pollution and Environmental Science/Health/Engineering
            Environmental Pollution and Technology: The Connection
            Environmental Administrative Laws and Regulations
            Administrative Procedure Act (APA)
            The Regulatory Process
            Creating a Law
            Putting the Law to Work
            Creating a Regulation
            NEPA: Environmental Impact Statements (EIS)
            A Word about Machine and Deep Learning
            The Bottom Line
            Notes
            References
            Chapter 2 Units, Standards of Measurement, and Conversions
            Units of Measurement: The Basics
            Conversion Factors
            Weight, Concentration, and Flow
            Conversions
            Typical Conversion Examples
            Temperature Conversions
            MKS System (SI Units)
            Energy Units and Math Operations
            Environmental Engineering: Perspective on Energy
            The 411 on Energy
            Types of Energy
            Measuring Energy
            Clean Energy Parameters, Calculations and References
            Electricity Reduction (Kilowatt-Hours)
            Gallons of Gasoline Consumed
            Passenger Vehicles per Year
            Miles Driven by the Average Passenger Vehicle per Year
            Therms of Natural Gas
            Barrels of Oil Consumed
            Tanker Trucks Filled with Gasoline
            Number of Incandescent Bulbs Switched to Compact Fluorescent Bulbs (CFLs)
            Home Electricity Use
            Home Energy Use
            Number of Tree Seedlings Grown for 10 Years
            Acres of U.S. Forests Storing Carbon for One Year
            Acres of U.S. Forest Preserved from Conversion to Croplands
            Propane Cylinders Used for Home Barbecues
            Railcars of Coal Burned
            Pounds of Coal Burned
            Tons of Waste Recycled Instead of Landfilled
            Number of Garbage Trucks of Waste Recycled Instead of Landfilled
            Coal-Fired Power Plant Emissions for One Year
            Number of Wind Turbines Installed
            Notes
            References
            Chapter 3 Math Operations Review
            Introduction
            Basic Math Terminology and Definitions
            Sequence of Operations
            Sequence of Operations—Rules
            Sequence of Operations—Examples
            Percent
            Significant Digits
            Powers and Exponents
            Averages (Arithmetic Mean)
            Ratio
            Dimensional Analysis
            Threshold Odor Number (TON)
            Geometrical Measurements
            Geometrical Calculations
            Perimeter and Circumference
            Area
            Volume
            Force, Pressure, and Head Calculations
            Force and Pressure
            Head
            Static Head
            Friction Head
            Velocity Head
            Pressure/Head
            Head/Pressure
            Review of Advanced Algebra Key Terms/Concepts
            Key Definitions Include
            Quadratic Equations
            The Quadrtic Equation and Environmental Practice
            Quadratic Equations: Theory and Application
            Derivation of the Quadratic Equation Formula
            Using the Quadratic Equation
            Trigonometric Ratios
            Trigonometric Functions and the Environmental Practitioner
            Trigonometric Ratios or Functions
            References
            Chapter 4 Environmental Modeling and Algorithms
            Introduction
            Basic Steps for Developing an Effective Model
            What Are Models Used For?
            Media Material Content
            Material Content: Liquid Phases
            Phase Equilibrium and Steady State
            Math Operations and Laws of Equilibrium
            Solving Equilibrium Problems
            Laws of Equilibrium
            Ideal Gas Law
            Dalton’s Law
            Raoult’s Law
            Henry’s Law
            Chemical Transport Systems
            Algorithms: What Are They?
            Expressing Algorithms
            General Algorithm Applications
            The Problem
            Environmental Practice Algorithm Applications
            Dispersion Models
            Screening Tools
            References
            Chapter 5 Statistics Review
            Statistical Concepts
            Probability and Statistics
            Measure of Central Tendency
            Symbols, Subscripts, Basic Statistical Terms and Calculations
            The Mean
            Median
            Mode
            Range
            Distribution
            Normal Distribution
            Standard Deviation
            Coefficient of Variation
            Standard Error of the Mean
            Covariance
            Simple Correlation Coefficient
            Variance of a Linear Function
            Sampling—Measurement Variables
            Simple Random Sampling
            Standard Errors
            Confidence Limits
            Sample Size
            Stratified Random Sampling
            Sample Size
            Sampling—Discrete Variables
            Random Sampling
            Sample Size
            Cluster Sampling for Attributes
            Transformations
            Chi-Square Tests
            Test of Independence
            Test of a Hypothesized Count
            Bartlett’s Test of Homogeneity of Variance
            Comparing Two Groups by the t Test
            The t Test for Unpaired Plots
            Sample Size
            The t Test for Paired Plots
            Number of Replicates
            Comparison of Two or More Groups by Analysis of Variance
            Complete Randomization
            Multiple Comparisons
            F Test with Single Degree of Freedom
            Scheffe’s Test
            Unequal Replication
            Randomized Block Design
            Latin Square Design
            Factorial Experiments
            Sums of Squares
            The Split Plot Design
            Calculations
            Date-Burning SS
            Missing Plots
            Regression
            Simple Linear Regression
            How Well Does the Regression Line Fit the Data?
            Coefficient of Determination
            Confidence Intervals
            Multiple Regression
            Tests of Significance
            Coefficient of Multiple Determination
            The c-Multipliers
            Curvilinear Regressions and Interactions
            Curves
            Interactions
            Group Regressions
            Testing for the Common Regressions
            Analysis of Covariance in a Randomized Block Design
            Adjusted Means
            Tests among Adjusted Means
            Note
            References
            Chapter 6 Fundamental Engineering Concepts
            Deep and Gloomy Woods
            Introduction
            Resolution of Forces
            Slings
            Inclined Plane
            Properties of Materials and Principles of Mechanics
            Properties of Materials
            Friction
            Pressure
            Specific Gravity
            Force, Mass, and Acceleration
            Centrifugal and Centripetal Forces
            Stress and Strain
            Principles of Mechanics
            Statics
            Welds
            Dynamics
            Hydraulics and Pneumatics—Fluid Mechanics
            Soil Mechanics
            References
            Chapter 7 Air Pollution
            The 411 on Air
            Definition of Key Terms
            Definitions
            Components of Air: Characteristics and Properties
            Atmospheric Nitrogen
            Nitrogen: Physical Properties
            Nitrogen: Uses
            Nitrogen Oxides
            Atmospheric Oxygen
            Oxygen: Physical Properties
            Oxygen: Uses
            Ozone: Just another Form of Oxygen
            Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide
            Carbon Dioxide: Physical Properties
            Carbon Dioxide: Uses
            Atmospheric Argon
            Argon: Physical Properties
            Argon: Uses
            Atmospheric Neon
            Neon: Physical Properties
            Neon: Uses
            Atmospheric Helium
            Helium: Physical Properties
            Atmospheric Krypton
            Krypton: Physical Properties
            Krypton: Uses
            Atmospheric Xenon
            Xenon: Physical Properties
            Xenon: Uses
            Atmospheric Hydrogen
            Hydrogen: Physical Properties
            Atmospheric Water
            Atmospheric Particulate Matter
            Air for Combustion
            Air for Power
            Gas Physics
            Material Balance
            Compressibility
            Gas Laws
            Boyle’s Law
            Charles’s Law
            Ideal Gas Law
            Flow Rate
            Gas Conversions
            Major Constituents
            Both Major and Minor Constituents
            Gas Velocity
            Gas Stream Treatment (Residence) Time
            Gas Density
            Heat Capacity and Enthalpy
            Heat and Energy in the Atmosphere
            Adiabatic Lapse Rate
            Viscosity
            Flow Characteristics
            Particle Physics
            Characteristics of Particles
            Surface Area and Volume
            Aerodynamic Diameter
            Particle Size Categories
            Regulated Particulate Matter Categories
            Size Distribution
            Particle Formation
            Collection Mechanisms
            Atmospheric Chemistry and Related Phenomena
            Photochemical Reaction—Smog Production
            Air Quality
            Earth’s Heat Balance
            Insolation (EPA, 2005)
            Solar Constant
            Transparency
            Daylight Duration
            Angle of Sun’s Rays
            Heat Distribution
            Differential Heating
            Transport of Heat
            Global Distribution of Heat
            Air Quality Management
            Clean Air Act (CAA)
            Title 1: Attainment and Maintenance of NAAQS
            Title 2: Mobile Sources
            Title 3: Air Toxics
            Title 4: Acid Deposition
            Title 5: Permits
            Title 6: Ozone and Global Climate Protection
            Title 7: Enforcement
            Clean Air Act Amendments (EPA, 2005)
            State Implementation Plans (SIPs)
            New Source Review
            Air Quality Monitoring
            Visibility
            Pollutant Dispersion
            Vapor Plume Induced ICING
            Air Pollution Mechanics
            Atomopheric Disperson, Transportation and Deposition (EPA, 2005)
            Weather
            Turbulence
            Air Parcels
            Buoyancy Factors
            Lapse Rates
            Mixing
            Topography
            Inversions
            Plume Behavior
            Plume Rise Equation
            Transport
            Dispersion Models
            Major Air Pollutants
            Sulfur Dioxide (SO[sub(2)])
            Nitrogen Oxides (NO[sub(x)])
            Carbon Monoxide (CO)
            Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs—Hydrocarbons)
            Ozone and Photochemical SMOG
            Carbon Dioxide
            Particulate Matter
            Lead
            Air Pollution Control Technology
            Air Pollution Control: Choices
            Air Pollution Control Equipment and Systems
            Removal of Dry Particulate Matter
            Gravity Settlers
            Cyclone Collectors
            Electrostatic Precipitators (ESPs)
            Wet (Venturi) Scrubbers
            Baghouse (Fabric) Filters
            Removal of Gaseous Pollutants: Stationary Sources
            Absorption
            Adsorption
            Condensation
            Combustion (Incineration)
            Indoor Air Quality
            Legionnaires’ Disease
            Sick Building Syndrome
            Indoor Air Pollution
            Common Indoor Air Pollutants in the Home
            Radon
            Environmental Tobacco Smoke
            Biological Contaminants
            Combustion by-Products
            Household Products
            Pesticides
            Asbestos in the Home
            Building Factors Affecting Indoor Air Quality
            Types of Workplace Air Pollutants
            Sources of Workplace Air Pollutants
            Indoor Air Contaminant Transport
            Indoor Air Dispersion Parameters
            Parameters
            Common Airflow Pathways
            Major IAQ Contaminants
            Asbestos Exposure (OSHA, 2002)
            Permissible Exposure Limits
            Exposure Monitoring
            Competent Person
            Regulated Areas
            Methods of Compliance
            Respirators
            Labels
            Protective Clothing
            Training
            Recordkeeping
            Hygiene Facilities and Practices
            Medical Exams
            Silica Exposure
            Guidelines for Control of Occupational Exposure to Silica
            Formaldehyde (HCHO) Exposure
            Lead Exposure
            Health Effects of Lead
            Lead Standard Definitions
            Worker Lead Protection Program
            Mold Control
            Mold Prevention
            Mold Remediation
            Mold Cleanup Methods
            References
            Chapter 8 Water Pollution
            Introduction
            The 411 on Water
            Surface Water
            Lakes—Rivers and Streams—Estuaries—Wetlands
            Surface Water Pollutants
            Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD)
            Nutrients
            pH
            Suspended Solids
            Oil and Grease
            Pathogenic Organisms
            Toxic Pollutants
            Nontoxic Pollutants
            Emerging Contaminants
            Endocrine Disruptors
            Biological Effects
            Reproductive Effects
            Neurological Effects
            Immunological Effects
            PPCPs
            Pharmaceuticals in the Environment
            Wastewater Treatment and PPCPs
            Landfills
            Drinking Water
            Domestic Animals
            Drug Classes and Environmental Occurrences
            Hormones/Mimics
            Antibiotics
            Blood Lipid Regulators
            Nonopiod Analgestics/Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs
            Beta-Blockers/β[sub(2)]-Sympathomimetics
            Antidepressants/Obsessive-Compulsive Regulators
            Antiepileptics
            Antineoplastics
            Impotence Drugs
            Tranquilizers
            Retinoids
            Diagnostic Contrast Media
            Personal Care Products in the Environment
            Fragrances (Musks)
            Disinfectants/Antiseptics
            Preservatives
            Sunscreen Agents
            Nutraceuticals/Herbal Remedies
            Illicit Drugs in Wastewater
            Screening for Big Bucks
            Surface Water Pollution: The Impact
            Groundwater
            Groundwater Uses and Sources
            Aquifers
            Groundwater Flow
            Groundwater Pollution
            Wetlands
            Water Treatment
            Purpose of Water Treatment
            Stages of Water Treatment
            Pretreatment
            Hardness Treatment
            Corrosion
            Coagulation
            Flocculation
            Sedimentation
            Filtration
            Disinfection
            Arsenic Removal from Drinking Water
            Arsenic Exposure
            Arsenic Removal Technologies
            Prescriptive Processes
            Adsorptive Processes
            Membrane Processes
            Alternative Technologies
            Wastewater Treatment
            The Wastewater Treatment Model
            Wastewater Terminology and Definitions
            Measuring Plant Performance
            Plant Performance and Efficiency
            Percent Volatile Matter Reduction in Sludge
            Hydraulic Detention Time
            Hydraulic Detention Time in Days
            Hydraulic Detention Time in Hours
            Detention Time in Minutes
            Wastewater Sources and Characteristics
            Wastewater Sources
            Classicaficion of Wastewater
            Wastewater Characteristics
            Wastewater Collection Systems
            Gravity Collection System
            Force Main Collection System
            Vacuum System
            Pumping Stations
            Preliminary Wastewater Treatment
            Screening
            Shredding
            Grit Removal
            Preaeration
            Chemical Addition
            Equalization
            Primary Wastewater Treatment (Sedimentation)
            Types of Sedimentation Tanks
            Sedimentation Calculations
            Effluent from Settling Tanks
            Secondary Treatment
            Treatment Ponds
            Trickling Filters
            Rotating Biological Contactors (RBCs)
            Activated Sludge
            Activated Sludge Terminology
            Activated Sludge Process
            Factors Affecting the Operation of the Activated Sludge Process
            Microorganism Growth Curve
            Activated Sludge Formation
            Activated Sludge Modifications
            Activated Sludge Process Control Parameters
            Disinfection of Wastewater
            Chlorine Disinfection
            Wastewater Chlorination Process Description
            Ultraviolet Irradiation
            Advantages and Disadvantages
            Ozonation
            Advantages and Disadvantages
            Applicability
            Operation and Maintenance
            Bromine Chloride
            No Disinfection
            Advanced Wastewater Treatment
            Chemical Treatment
            Microscreening
            Filtration
            Membrane Bioreactors
            Advantages
            Disadvantages
            Biological Nitrification
            Biological Denitrifcaition
            Carbon Adsorption
            Land Application
            Biological Nutrient Removal (BNR)
            Enhanced Biological Nutrient Removal (EBNR)
            Wastewater Solids (Sludge/Biosolids) Handling
            Background Information on Sludge
            Sources of Sludge
            Sludge Characteristics
            Sludge Pathogens and Vector Attraction
            Sludge Pumping Calculations
            Estimating Daily Sludge Production
            Sludge Pumping Time
            Gallons of Sludge Pumped per Day
            Pounds Sludge Pumped per Day
            Pounds Solids Pumped per Day
            Pounds Volatile Matter (VM) Pumped per Day
            Sludge Production in Pounds/Million Gallons
            Sludge Production in Wet Tons/Year
            Sludge Thickening
            Gravity Thickening
            Flotation Thickening
            Solids Concentrators
            Process Calculations (Gravity/Dissolved Air Flotation)
            Sludge Stabilization
            Aerobic Digestion
            Anaerobic Digestion
            Composting
            Sludge Dewatering
            Process Control Calculations
            Land Application of Biosolids
            Process Control Calculations
            Notes
            References
            Chapter 9 Soil Quality
            Introduction
            Soil: What Is It?
            Soil Basics
            Soil Properties
            Soil Formation
            Soil Fertility
            Soil Pollution
            Gaseous and Airborne Pollutants
            Infiltration of Contaminated Surface Water
            Land Disposal of Solid and Liquid Waste Materials
            Stockpiles, Tailings, and Spoils
            Dumps
            Salt Spreading on Roads
            Animal Feedlots
            Fertilizers and Pesticides
            Accidental Spills
            Composting of Leaves and Other Wastes
            Industrial Practices and Soil Contamination
            Contamination from Oil Field Sites
            Contamination from Chemical Sites
            Contamination from Geothermal Sites
            Contamination from Manufactured Gas Plants
            Contamination from Mining Sites
            Contamination from Environmental Terrorism
            USTs: The Problem
            Corrosion Problems
            Faulty Construction
            Faulty Installation
            Piping Failures
            Spills and Overfills
            Compatibility of Contents and UST
            Risk Assessment
            Exposure Pathways
            Remediation of UST Contaminated Soils
            In Situ Technologies
            In Situ Volatilization (ISV)
            In Situ Biodegradation
            In Situ Leaching and Chemical Reaction
            In Situ Vitrification
            In Situ Passive Remediation
            In Situ Isolation/Containment
            Non-In Situ Technologies
            Land Treatment
            Thermal Treatment
            Asphalt Incorporation and Other Methods
            Solidification/Stabilization
            Chemical Extraction
            Excavation
            Note
            References
            Chapter 10 Solid and Hazardous Waste
            Introduction
            Solid Waste Regulatory History (United States)
            Solid Waste Characteristics
            Sources of Municipal Solid Wastes (MSW)
            Residential Sources of MSW
            Commercial Sources of MSW
            Institutional Sources of MSW
            Construction and Demolition Sources of MSW
            Municipal Services Sources of MSW
            Treatment Plant Site Sources of MSW
            What Is a Hazardous Substance?
            Hazardous Materials
            Hazardous Substances
            Extremely Hazardous Substances
            Toxic Chemicals
            Hazardous Wastes
            Hazardous Chemicals
            Again, What Is a Hazardous Substance?
            What Is a Hazardous Waste?
            EPA Lists of Hazardous Wastes
            Where Do Hazardous Wastes Come from?
            Why Are We Concerned about Hazardous Wastes?
            Hazardous Waste Legislation
            Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
            CERCLA
            Waste Control Technology
            Waste Minimization
            Substitution of Inputs
            Process Modifications
            Good Operating Practices
            Recycling
            Steps to Recycling Materials
            Collection and Processing
            Manufacturing
            Purchasing New Products Made from Recycled Materials
            Recycling Hazardous Wastes
            Treatment Technologies
            Biological Treatment
            Thermal Processes
            Activated Carbon Sorption
            Electrolytic Recovery Techniques
            Air Stripping
            Stabilization and Solidification
            Filtation and Separation
            Ultimate Disposal
            Deep-Well Injection
            Surface Impoundments
            Waste Piles
            Landfilling
            References
            Chapter 11 Industrial Hygiene
            What Is Industrial Hygiene?
            Industrial Hygiene Terminology
            Industrial Hygiene Terms and Concepts
            History of Industrial Hygiene (OSHA, 1998)
            OSHA/NIOSH and Industrial Hygiene
            Industrial Hygiene: Workplace Stressors
            Industrial Hygiene: Areas of Concern
            Industrial Toxicology
            What Is Toxicology?
            Air Contaminants
            Routes of Entry
            Industrial Health Hazards
            Environmental Controls
            Engineering Controls
            Work Practice Controls
            Administrative Controls
            Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
            Hazard Communication
            HAZCOM and the Environmental Professional
            Modification of the Hazard Communication Standard (HCS)
            Occupational Environmental Limits (OELS)
            OELs
            Air Monitoring/Sampling
            Air Sample Volume
            Limit of Detection (LOD)
            Limit of Quantification (LOQ)
            Precision, Accuracy, and Bias
            Calibration Requirements
            Types of Air Sampling
            Analyltical Methods for Gases and Vapors
            Air Monitoring Versus Air Sampling
            Air Sampling for Airborne Particulates
            Dusts
            Duration of Exposure
            Particle Size
            Stoke’s Law
            Airborne Dust Concentration
            Particulate Collection
            Analysis of Particulates
            Health and Environmental Impacts of Particulates
            Control of Particulates
            Air Sampling for Gases and Vapors
            Types of Air Samples
            Methods of Sampling
            Air Sampling Collection Processes
            Calibration of Air Sampling Equipment
            Direct Reading Instruments for Air Sampling
            Types of Direct Reading Instruments
            Calibration of Direct-Reading Instruments
            Air Monitoring: Confined Space Entry
            Noise & Vibration
            OSHA Noise Control Requirements
            Noise and Hearing Loss Terminology
            Occupational Noise Exposure
            Determining Workplace Noise Levels
            Engineering Control for Industrial Noise
            Audiometric Testing (OSHA, 1998)
            Noise Units, Relationships & Equations
            Industrial Vibration Control
            Radiation
            Radiation Safety Program Acronyms and Definitions
            Abbreviations Typically Used in Radiation Safety Programs
            Typical Radiation Program Definitions
            Ionizing Radiation
            Effective Half-Life
            Alpha Radiation
            Alpha Radiation Detectors
            Beta Radiation
            Beta Detection Instrumentation
            Shielding for Beta Radiation
            Gamma Radiation and X-Rays
            Gamma Detection Instrumentation
            Shielding for Gamma and X-Rays
            Radioactive Decay Equations
            Radiation Dose
            Non-Ionizing Radiation
            Optical Density (OD)
            OSHA’s Radiation Safety Requirements
            Radiation Exposure Controls
            Radiation Exposure Training
            Thermal Stress
            Thermal Comfort
            The Heat Index
            The Body’s Response to Heat
            Heat Disorders and Health Effects
            Cold Hazards
            Wind-Chill Factor
            Cold Stress Prevention
            Ventilation
            Concepts of Ventilation
            Local Exhaust Ventilation
            General and Dilution Ventilation
            Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
            OSHA’s PPE Standard
            OSHA’s PPE Requirements
            Hazard Assessment
            PPE Training Requirement
            Head Protection
            Hand Protection
            Eye and Face Protection
            Foot Protection
            Full Body Protection: Chemical Protective Clothing
            Description of Protective Clothing
            Protective Clothing Applications
            The Clothing Ensemble
            Levels of Protection
            Clothing Selection Factors
            Classification of Protective Clothing
            Material Chemical Resistance
            Decontamination Procedures
            Types of Contamination
            Decontamination Methods
            Inspection, Storage, and Maintenance of Protective Clothing
            Inspection
            Storage
            Maintenance
            Respiratory Protection
            Engineering Design and Controls for Safety
            Codes and Standards
            Plant Layout
            Illumination
            High Hazard Work Areas
            Personal and Sanitation Facilities
            Note
            References
            Chapter 12 Green Engineering
            Introduction
            Wind Energy
            Environmental Impact of Wind Turbines
            The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Wind Energy
            Air Quality (Including Global Climate Change and Carbon Footprint)
            Cultural Resources
            Ecological Resources
            Water Resources (Surface Water and Groundwater)
            Water Use
            Water Quality
            Flow Alteration
            Land Use
            Soils and Geologic Resources (Including Seismicity/Geo Hazards)
            Paleontological Resources
            Transportation
            Visual Resources
            Socioeconomics
            Environmental Justice
            Hazardous Materials and Waste Management
            Wind Energy Operations Impacts
            Air Quality (Including Global Climate Change and Carbon Footprint)
            Cultural Resources
            Ecological Resources
            Water Resources (Surface Water and Groundwater)
            Land Use
            Soils and Geologic Resources (Including Seismicity/Geo Hazards)
            Paleontological Resources
            Transportation
            Visual Resources
            Socioeconomics
            Environmental Justice
            Hazardous Materials and Waste Management
            Impact on Wildlife
            Energy from the Sun
            Environmental Impacts of Solar Energy
            Land Use/Siting Impact
            Water Use Impact (Water Footprint)
            Hazardous Waste Impact
            Ecological Impact
            Hydropower
            Ecological Impact of Hydropower
            Physical Barrier to Fish Migration
            Flow Alteration, Flow Fluctuation, Regulated and Unregulated Rivers and Salmonids
            Biological Impact of Flow Fluctuations
            Increases in Flow
            Stranding
            Increased Predation
            Aquatic Invertebrates
            Redd Dewatering
            Spawning Interference
            Hydraulic Response to Flow Fluctuations
            Types of Hydropower Activity that Fluctuate Flows
            Biomass/Bioenergy
            Impact of Biomass Construction, Production and Operation
            Air Quality
            Cultural Resources
            Ecological Resources
            Water Resources
            Land Resources
            Soils and Geologic Resources
            Paleontological Resources
            Transportation
            Visual Resources
            Socioeconomics
            Environmental Justice
            Biomass Feedstock Production Impact
            Air Quality
            Cultural Resources
            Ecological Resources
            Water Resources
            Land Resources
            Soils and Geologic Resources
            Paleontological Resources
            Transportation
            Visual Resources
            Socioeconomics
            Environmental Justice
            Biomass Energy Operations Impact
            Air Quality
            Cultural Resources
            Ecological Resources
            Water Resources
            Land Use
            Soils and Geologic Resources
            Paleontological Resources
            Transportation
            Visual Resources
            Socioeconomics
            Environmental Justice
            Geothermal Energy
            Environmental Impact of Geothermal Power Development
            Geothermal Energy Exploration and Drilling Impact
            Air Quality
            Cultural Resources
            Ecological Resources
            Water Resources
            Land Use
            Soils and Geologic Resources
            Paleontological Resources
            Transportation
            Visual Resources
            Socioeconomics
            Environmental Justice
            Geothermal Energy Construction Impact
            Air Quality
            Cultural Resources
            Ecological Resources
            Water Resources
            Land Use
            Soils and Geologic Resources
            Paleontological Resources
            Transportation
            Visual Resources
            Socioeconomics
            Environmental Justice
            Geothermal Energy Operation and Maintenance Impact
            Air Quality
            Cultural Resources
            Ecological Resources
            Water Resources
            Land Use
            Soils and Geologic Resources
            Paleontological Resources
            Transportation
            Visual Resources
            Socioeconomics
            Environmental Justice
            Marine and Hydrokinetic Energy
            Ocean Tides, Currents, and Waves
            Tides
            Currents
            Waves
            Wave Energy
            Wave Energy Conversion Technology
            Point Absorber
            Terminator
            Attenuator
            Tidal Energy
            Tidal Energy Technologies
            Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion
            Potential Environmental (General) Impacts
            Alteration of Current and Waves
            Alteration of Substrates and Sediment Transport and Deposition
            Impact of Habitat Alternation on Benthic Organisms
            Displacement of Benthic Organisms by Installation of the Project
            Alteration of Habitats for Benthic Organisms during Operation
            Impact of Noise
            Impact of Electromagnetic Fields (EMF)
            Effect of Electromagnetic Fields on Aquatic Organisms
            Toxic Effect of Chemicals
            Toxicity of Paints, Anti-Fouling Coatings, and Other Chemicals
            Interference with Animal Movement and Migration
            Collision and Strike
            Effect of Rotor Blade Strike on Aquatic Animals
            Impact of Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC)
            Potential Environmental (Specific) Impacts
            Hydrokinetic Energy Site Evaluation Impact
            Air Quality (Including Carbon Footprint and Global Climate Change)
            Cultural Resources
            Ecological Resources
            Water Resources (Surface Water and Groundwater)
            Land Use
            Soils and Geologic Resources
            Paleontological Resources
            Transportation
            Visual Resources
            Socioeconomics
            Environmental Justice
            Acoustics (Noise)
            Hazardous Materials and Waste Management
            Hydrokinetic Energy Facility Construction Impact
            Air Quality (Including Global Climate Change and Carbon Footprint)
            Cultural Resources
            Ecological Resources
            Water Resources (Surface Water and Groundwater)
            Land Use
            Soils and Geologic Resources
            Visual Resources
            Paleontological Resources
            Transportation
            Socioeconomics
            Environmental Justice
            Acoustics (Noise)
            Hazardous Materials and Waste Management
            Hydrokinetic Energy Facility Operations & Maintenance Impact
            Air Quality (Including Global Climate Change and Carbon Footprint)
            Cultural Resources
            Ecological Resources
            Water Resources (Surface Water and Groundwater)
            Land Use
            Soils and Geologic Resources
            Paleontological Resources
            Transportation
            Visual Resources
            Socioeconomics
            Environmental Justice
            Acoustics (Noise)
            Hazardous Materials and Waste Management
            Fuel Cells
            Hydrogen Fuel Cell
            Hydrogen Storage
            How a Hydrogen Fuel Cell Works
            Environmental Impact of Fuel Cells
            Carbon Capture and Sequestration
            The 411 on Carbon Capture and Sequestration
            Terrestrial Carbon Sequestration
            Geologic Carbon Sequestration
            Potential Impact of Terrestrial Sequestration
            Potential Impact of Geologic Sequestration
            Geologic Sequestration Exploration Impact
            Air Quality
            Cultural Resources
            Ecological Resources
            Water Resources (Surface Water and Groundwater)
            Land Use
            Soils and Geologic Resources
            Paleontological Resources
            Transportation
            Visual Resources
            Socioeconomics
            Environmental Justice
            Acoustics (Noise)
            Hazardous Materials and Waste Management
            Geologic Sequestration Drilling/Construction Impact
            Air Quality
            Cultural Resources
            Ecological Resources
            Water Resources (Surface Water and Groundwater)
            Land Use
            Soils and Geologic Resources
            Paleontological Resources
            Transportation
            Visual Resources
            Socioeconomics
            Environmental Justice
            Acoustics (Noise)
            Hazardous Materials and Waste Management
            Geologic Sequestration Operations Impact
            Air Quality
            Cultural Resources
            Ecological Resources
            Water Resources (Surface Water and Groundwater)
            Land Use
            Soils and Geologic Resources
            Paleontological Resources
            Transportation
            Visual Resources
            Socioeconomics
            Environmental Justice
            Acoustics (Noise)
            Hazardous Materials and Waste Management
            The Bottom Line
            Notes
            References
            Index