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INNOVATIVE MEANS OF DEALING WITH POTENTIAL SOURCES OF GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION: PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL GROUND WATER QUALITY SYMPOSIUM (7TH) HELD AT LAS VEGAS, NEVADA ON SEPTEMBER 26-28, 1984
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INNOVATIVE MEANS OF DEALING WITH POTENTIAL SOURCES OF GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION: PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL GROUND WATER QUALITY SYMPOSIUM (7TH) HELD AT LAS VEGAS, NEVADA ON SEPTEMBER 26-28, 1984. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C., EPA/600/9-85/012 (NTIS PB85196947), 1984.
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The Seventh National Ground Water Quality Symposium was held in Las Vegas, Nevada, on September 26-28, 1984. The symposium was dedicated to the memory of Mahdi S. Hantush (1921-1984), a pioneering scientist who specialized in the application of mathematics to solve transient ground water flow problems. The theme of this conference was 'developing and implementing innovative means of dealing with potential sources of ground water contamination.' Among the potential sources of contamination addressed at the meeting were: underground storage tanks; mining and mine wastes; agricultural chemicals and land application practices; injection wells; abandoned wells; and hazardous and non-hazardous wastes in landfills and impoundments.