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TABLE
OF CONTENTS
Table above is taken from an article by Lisa
Stiffler, reporter for the Seattle P-I published on
June 5, 2002. The table shows preliminary data on the
leading sources of mercury pollution in Washington
State. Information for the article was taken from
the Draft for Public Comment: Washington State Mercury
Chemical Action Plan (http://www.ecy.wa.gov/pubs/0203042.pdf)
provided by the Washington State Department of Ecology (http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/eap/pbt/pbtfaq.html).
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From the City of
Palo Alto, California Environmental Compliance and Regional Water Quality Control Plant
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pair of ignominious `honors': Southborough-based dental group
criticized for mercury pollution
 | 12/05/2002 |
| By
Michelle Muellenberg |
| The MetroWest Daily News |
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Evaluation
of Domestic Sources of Mercury
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Household Mercury Poses National Clean Water
Compliance Concerns - August 2000 |
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Association
of Metropolitan Sewerage Agencies |
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| Dental
Mercury - Pollution Prevention and Waste
Management Practices for the Dental Office
| Presentation to the Bay Area
P2 Group |
| February 14, 2001 |
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Dentists
urged to do more to curb mercury
pollution. But industry says disposal
of amalgam filling waste poses little danger
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Dentists' mercury
could hurt environment
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By Marjory Sherman |
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Eagle-Tribune Writer |
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King
County regulations for dental wastewater discharged to the sewer
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From King
County, Washington Wastewater Treatment Division
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Canada-wide
Standards: A Pollution Prevention Program for Dental Amalgam
Waste
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Luke Trip,
B.Sc. Chem. |
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J
Can Dent Assoc 2001 |
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Dental
Information 
