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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, DRINKING-WATER PROPOSAL EASES SOME HEALTH GOALS, Environmental science & technology, 32(9), 1998, pp. 208-208
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, ENERGY EFFICIENCY RESEARCH GAINS IN DEPARTMENT-OF-ENERGY 1999 BUDGET REQUEST, Environmental science & technology, 32(7), 1998, pp. 167-167
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, MISCARRIAGES ASSOCIATED WITH DRINKING-WATER DISINFECTION BY-PRODUCTS,STUDY SAYS, Environmental science & technology, 32(7), 1998, pp. 169-170
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BETTS KS
SPALDING R
Citation: Ks. Betts et R. Spalding, SPRINKLER IRRIGATION DESTROYS VOCS (VOL 31, PG 496A, 1997), Environmental science & technology, 32(5), 1998, pp. 118-118
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, ENVIRONMENTAL INDUSTRY AT A CRITICAL JUNCTURE, STUDIES SAY, Environmental science & technology, 32(5), 1998, pp. 124-124
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, CHEMICAL-INDUSTRY EVALUATES TOXICITY SCREENING COSTS, Environmental science & technology, 32(5), 1998, pp. 127-127
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, US CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS INVENTORY RELEASED, Environmental science & technology, 32(3), 1998, pp. 78-78
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, ALL WEATHER WATER-QUALITY MONITOR, Environmental science & technology, 32(3), 1998, pp. 85-85
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, WORLDWIDE EFFORT UNDERWAY TO REDUCE SF6 GREENHOUSE-GAS EMISSIONS, Environmental science & technology, 32(21), 1998, pp. 487-488
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, COST-EFFECTIVE TESTING EFFORT DEMONSTRATES NEW CLEANUP TECHNOLOGIES, Environmental science & technology, 32(21), 1998, pp. 490-490
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, NOVEL BARRIER REMEDIATES CHLORINATED SOLVENTS, Environmental science & technology, 32(21), 1998, pp. 495-495
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, AMERICAN WINS JAPANESE AWARD FOR GREEN CHEMISTRY, Environmental science & technology, 32(19), 1998, pp. 445-445
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, ROTATING ION-EXCHANGE SYSTEM REMOVES PERCHLORATE, Environmental science & technology, 32(19), 1998, pp. 454-455
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, URBAN HEAT-ISLAND MODELS MAY HELP STATES MEET NOX AIR STANDARDS, Environmental science & technology, 32(17), 1998, pp. 397-397
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, FIELD TRIAL FOR MTBE BIOREMEDIATION METHOD, Environmental science & technology, 32(17), 1998, pp. 403-403
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, A NEW GREEN BUILDING ON CAMPUS, Environmental science & technology, 32(17), 1998, pp. 412-414
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, GREEN CHEMISTRY AWARD COMPETITION HEATS UP, Environmental science & technology, 32(15), 1998, pp. 351-351
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, CENSUS-BUREAU CONDUCTS FIRST ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY, Environmental science & technology, 32(15), 1998, pp. 353-353
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, TECHNOLOGY COMBINATION CUTS DNAPL CLEANUP TIME AT SUPERFUND SITE, Environmental science & technology, 32(15), 1998, pp. 359-359
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, UN COMMISSION CALLS FOR REVIEW OF VOLUNTARY ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES, Environmental science & technology, 32(13), 1998, pp. 303-303
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, DOE LAB PREDICTS FUTURE ENVIROTECH BREAKTHROUGHS, Environmental science & technology, 32(13), 1998, pp. 311-311
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, PREVENTING POLLUTION BY DESIGN, Environmental science & technology, 32(13), 1998, pp. 318-320
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, CHEMICAL-INDUSTRY PRESSURED TO TEST HIGH-PRODUCTION VOLUME CHEMICALS, Environmental science & technology, 32(11), 1998, pp. 251-251
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, EPA TO SHARE RISK OF INNOVATIVE REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGIES, Environmental science & technology, 32(11), 1998, pp. 254-254
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BETTS KS
Citation: Ks. Betts, NEW CLEANUP TECHNOLOGIES BATTLE CREDIBILITY GAP, Environmental science & technology, 32(11), 1998, pp. 266-270