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associated with allowing phosphorus emissions trading amongst Waste Water Treatment Plants (WWTP) to achieve a significant …
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An understanding of the diversity of community water systems (CWS) in the United States is essential when evaluating the financial implications of the 1986 and subsequent amendments to the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). This diversity, in terms of size, primary water source, ownership, and...
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farm-level, computer decision model which calculates farm energy consumption by major end uses--such as milk cooling and … feeding--and by time of day. The model differentiates power use on farms depending on the type of electricai equipment and the …
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A hedonic cost function is used to isolate the O&M costs for water treatments. For small systems, costs are substantial for some technologies, but not for others. Financial burdens may still be substantial for small systems; rural systems have some cost advantage given input costs relative to...
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This paper outlines a method to determine the tradeoff between economies of size in water treatment and diseconomies of distribution. Empirical results for New York are used to identify the implications for the rehabilitation and consolidation of rural water systems. -
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of methods farmers can adopt to save energy, an empirical model estimating the time-of-day demand for electricity is … developed. The parameters from this model are used to simulate load curves for a sample of farms. The time-of-use rates for four …
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