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Date: 2013-04-18 19:18:26
Chemical engineering
Clean Water Act
Water cooling
Cooling tower
California Environmental Quality Act
Power station
United States Environmental Protection Agency
Water pollution
Technology
Temperature

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE WATER QUALITY CONTROL POLICY ON THE USE OF COASTAL AND ESTUARINE WATERS FOR POWER PLANT COOLING FOR NPDES PERMITTING ACTIONS BY

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