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On behalf of the Executive Committee of the International Union of AirPollution Prevention Associations, and the Organizing Committee inMontreal, I would like to invite you to attend the 9th World Clean AirCongress in Montreal from August 30 to September 4, 1992. A strongtechnical program and a warm welcome await you.
The need for international and global cooperation on environmental issuesis very apparent.
We share the world we live in and need to share in the ways to preserve it.To develop the mechanisms for international coordination is vital. This isnot only true for government bodies and private sector organizations, butalso for national, non-governmental organizations. IUAPPA was designedto carry out such a function, and each year does this in a more effective way.
Make Montreal your rendezvous from August 30 to September 4, 1992.1can assure you that you will enjoy the hospitality of this third largestFrench-speaking city in the world, which also has a distinct multiculturalflavor.
G. Steve HartPresident, IUAPPA
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9th World Clean Air CongressAugust 30-September 4,1992
Queen Elizabeth HotelMontreal, Canada
The congress will address critical issues in the globalenvironment through the presentation of more than 400papers by authors from 30 countries.
Although the principal focus of the congress will be onissues related to the various aspects of air pollution, 6 of the28 sessions will be on waste management issues, an area ofincreasing attention by the International Union of AirPollution Prevention Associations (IUAPPA).
IUAPPA is a union of national professional or voluntarynon-profit associations concerned with the maintenance ofclean air and environmental protection. Founded in 1964by seven national associations, the union now has membersand observers from 30 countries. The Air & Waste Manage-ment Association is one of the founding organizationsleading to the formation of the union. The 1990-92 presi-dent, Steve Hart, and the vice-president, Martin Rivers, areresponsible for the 1992 Montreal Congress, the first forCanada. The congresses are held every three years. The1995 congress will be in Finland.
Opening Plenary Session
The opening plenary session, on Monday, August 31, willbe opened by G. Steve Hart, President of IUAPPA. TheMinister of Environment Canada, U.S. EPA Administrator,the Minister of Environment Quebec and the Mayor of theCity of Montreal will be invited to participate in thisimportant session that will set the tone for the congress onclean air.
Technical Program
The technical program will be conducted in nine concur-rent sessions.
In the sessions each paper, including the introduction ofthe speaker and eventual discussion will be allotted 20minutes net; a strict regime will be maintained by thechairpersons in order to enable delegates to change sessionsat any time they want.
SO2 Deposition Velocities on Selected Soils—Diatomaceous Earthand Yellow Sand
Kazuhiko Sakamoto, Atsuo Suzuki, Naoko Taniguchi,Katsunori Kimijima, Masaki Okuyama, Soichi Otsuka, IsseiIwamoto, Takejiro Ozawa Japan
On Observations of Acid Precipitation in KoreaYong-Seung Chung, Tae-Koon Kim Korea
Chance-Constrained Programming (CCP) Abatement of SO2 Emis-sion for Acid Deposition Control in Liuzhou City
Jiming Hao, Guang Li, Kangfu Xu People's Republic of China
Atmospheric Deposition in Alpine and Subalpine Ecosystems in theWestern U.S.
Robert C. Mussehnan, Richard A. Sommerfeld, Karl F. Zeller,Claudia E. Regan, Douglas G. Fox United States
Session 11 A: Air Quality Studies: Ozone/SOx/NOx
Ozone Levels in BelgiumEdward J. Roekens, Gerwin F. Dumont, Daniel M. Tielemans,Geert E. Verduyn, Emile G. De Saeger Belgium
Sulphuric Acid Aerosols in the Ambient Air of Berlin with SpecialRegard to Smog Situations
Erdwin Lahmann, Karl-Ernst Prescher Germany
Ozone Concentrations in the Helsinki Area and Around an OilRefinery and Petorchemical Complex in Southern Finland
Kari Hamekoski, Jaana Miettinen, Jouko I. Kinnunen,Risto I. Lahdes Finland
Comparaisons de profits d'ozone tropospheriqueDaniel Martin, Christian Abonnel, Gabriel Duverneuil, GerardAncellet, Mathias Beekmann, Pierre Bessemoulin, NouredineFritz, Emmanuel Gizard France
The Role of Snow-Precipitating Clouds in the Long Range Trans-port/Transformation/Deposition of Acidic Species over the JapanSea in Winter
Toshihiro Kitada, Pius C. S. Lee, Hiromasa Ueda Japan
Risk and Critical Concentrations of SO2 and Smoke in the AmbientAir in Zagreb
Mirjana Gentilizza, Vladimira Vadic Yugoslavia
Alarming Situations with High Concentrations of SO2, Smoke andFloating Particles in the Ambient Air in Zagreb
Vladimira Vadic, Mirjana Gentilizza Yugoslavia
MONDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 31
Session 10: Atmospheric Deposition
Establishment of an Air Toxics Network to Evaluate the Atmo-spheric Contribution to the Chemical Contamination of the St.Lawrence River in Canada
Jean Tremblay Canada
Les Precipitations Acides en Milieu UrbainC. E. Delisle, Alain Leduc, M. H. Racicot Canada
Characterization of Acid Deposition and Secondary Aerosols inKanto Area, Japan
Shin'ichi Okamoto, Keizo Kobayashi, Noritaka Katatani,Toyohiko Nezu, Kiyoshige Shiozawa Japan
Session 18C: Air Pollution Control Systems and Strategies:Biofilters
A Feasibility Study of Biological Waste Air Purification in ColdClimate
Mona E. Torronen, Jukka T. Lehtomaki, Anja H. LaukkarinenFinland
Elimination d'H2S sur nitre: cas d'un support" biologique et d'unsupport adsorbant
N. Boutakhamt, S. Kowal, J. L. Fanlo, J. R. Degorce-Dumas,P. Le Cloirec France
Aspects microbioliguques de Poxydation de composes soufres surbiofiltre
J. R. Degorce-Dumas, J. L. Fanlo, P. Le Cloirec France
Evaluation par olfactometrie des performances du proceded'epuration biologique avec equilibrage nutritionnel
Marie-Line Perrin, M. Jezequel, I. Le Garreres France
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Biological Degradation of Phenol in a One-Stage Biofilter UsingDifferent Pseudomonas Strains
Mario Zilli, Alessandra Lodi, Luigi Rubino, Attilio Converti,Giuseppe Ferraiolo Italy
Biosorption Process of Different Ions Using a Pure Culture ofSphaerotilus natans
Alessandra Lodi, Carlo Solisio, Luigi Rubino, Marco Del BorghiItaly
Design Criteria for Bioscrubbers: Fixed-Film Versus Suspended-Growth Reactors
Thomas J. Overcamp, Hanneke F. Ockeloen, Hsien-chengChang, C. P. L. Grady Jr. United States
Session 18G: Air Pollution Control Systems and Strategies:General
The Role of Industrial Hygiene in Environmental ProtectionNicole Goyer Canada
Air Pollution Control as an Integral Part of the EnvironmentalOriented Management
Hubert Peter Johann Germany
Performances de l'impacteur en cascade QCMAndre Renoux France
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of CO2 Reduction Options (the can ofFrance)
CH. Houllier, B. Q. Lam France
The Control of Air Pollution from Mining WasteJohn Easton South Africa
Control, Quantification, and Management of Equipment LeaksThomas W, Rhoads United States
Session 19: Clean Coal and Alternative Fuels
La contribution du gaz naturel a la preservation de la qualite deFair
Rene Staropoli, Edmond Tastevin France
Status Report on the U.S. DOE-Sponsored Coal-Fired RepoweringProjects
Madhav R. Ghate, Nelson F. Rekos, Bruce J. BuvingerUnited States
Emissions Reductions with Clean Coal Technologies: A StatusReport on the Clean Coal Technology Program of the U.S. Depart-ment of Energy
Jerry Pell United States
Status of Clean Coal Technology NOx Control ProjectsWilliam E. Fernald United States
Demonstration of Innovative Applications of Technology for theCT-121FDG Process
David P. Burford, Oliver W. Hargrove, Harry J. RitzUnited States
Coal Tech's Clean Coal, Air Cooled Combustor DemonstrationProject
Bert Zauderer, Edward S. Fleming, Benjamin BorckUnited States
Coal Reburning Technology for Reducing NOx in Cyclone BoilersA. S. Yagiela, G. J. Maringo, R. J. Newell, H. Farzan
United States
Session 20A: International Issues: Global Management
The Greenhouse Issue: Are We Adopting a Rational Approach?Kenneth M. Sullivan Australia
La Protection de la couche d'ozone et le programme de la ville deMontreal (Canada)
Alain Leduc Canada
Effect of Anthropogenic Aerosols on Global ClimateNaoki Kaneyasu, Sachio Ohta, Naoto Murao, Isao Mizoguchi
Japan
Future Global Warming by CFCs, Halons and H(C)FCsCarolien Kroeze The Netherlands
Air Quality Considerations in Turkiye; Social Awareness Factor,Roles of Central/Local Administrations and Technical Problems
Aysen Muezinoglu, Ekrem Ekinci Turkiye
Session 22A: Ecological Effects of Air Pollution: Ozone
Effet negatif des niveaux actuels d'ozone dans les vosges (France)sur la croissance de jeunes epiceas
Jean-Pierre Garrec, Christophe Rose FranceEffects de 1'interaction ozone-contrainte hydrique sur le fonctionne-ment stomatique du haricot (Phaseolus vulgaris, cv Lit.) cultive enchambre a ciel ouvert
Serge Galaup, Philippe Louguet FranceEffects de l'ozone et de la contrainte hydrique sur le rendement duharicot (Phaseolus vulgaris, cv Lit.) cultive en chambre a cielouvert
Serge Galaup, Jacques Bonte, Jacques Cantuel FranceProtection of the Environment: Proposal of a Newly ConceivedHigh Potential Machine for the Spraying of Antiparasitic and PlantProtection Products on Crops
Salvatore Di Tommaso, Rosario Marretta, Luigi Pginato ItalyEstablishing Relationships Between Ambient Ozone ExposureDynamics and Visible Foliar Injury Responses of Tobacco Cultivars
Sagar V. Krupa, Miloslav Nosal, William J. ManningUnited States
Growth and Gas Exchange Characteristics of Shortleaf PineExposed to Ozone and Acid Rain
Richard B. Flagler, John E. Lock, Bradley G. ToupsUnited States
Exposure Indices and the Standard-Setting Process: ProtectingVegetation from Surface-Level Ozone Exposures
Allen S. Lefohn United States
Session 25: Public Communication/Education
Altona Clean Air Project: Community in Co-operation with Indus-try
William L. J. Crofts, Roger R. Moulton AustraliaTreibacher Chemische Werke AG—A Glass Plant (A ComputerShow)
Helmut Gruber AustriaEnvironmental Education As a Means of Improving The AirQuality of Sao Paulo, Brazil (Air Pollution Campaign)
Edson Marques Lobato, Iris Poffo BrazilLe role des collectivites locales d'une grande metropole dans lalutte contre la pollution atmospherique: l'exemple de Paris
G. Thibaut, M. Bouvier, Jm. Kahan, P. Galy FranceEnvironmental Resource Guide: Air Quality International Educa-tion Project
Lynn M. Hodges, Beth O'Toole United States
Session 26: Accidental & Emergency Releases
Systeme d'aide a la decision lors d'un accident nucleaire a Gentillyimpliquant des rejets radioactifs dans l'atmosphere
Stephen Levesque, Jean-Claude Tessier, Pierre Hatin CanadaOutil d'aide a 1'organisation de l'intervention en cas d'accidentmajeur de transport de produits toxiques liquides ou gazeux
Olivier Grandamas FranceThe Chemstar Story—The Aftermath of a Chemical Explosion
Kenneth G. Kaufman United KingdomEvaluation of Indoor Air Concentrations During Accidental Re-leases For Multicompartment Structures
E. D. Chikhliwala, P. R. Jann United States
Session 29: General Topics Session
Application of Acid Deposition Critical or Target Loads to LimitSource Emissions in Sensitive Areas
R. P. Angle, H. S. Sandhu Canada
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Aerogenic Air Pollution in the Mountainous and Hilly Country ofSaxony as Evidenced by Its Damage-Causing Impacts on SpruceEcosystems
Otto Wienhaus Germany
An Emission Scenario Simulation Tool—An Approach of Integrat-ing GIS and Emission Inventories
Wolfram Bahmann Germany
Qualite de l'air interieur et equipements energetiquesEric Perray, Didier Creuzevault France
Mitigation of Sulphur Dioxide Induced Injury on Two Varieties ofTropical Tree Saplings By Exogenous Application of Ascorbic Acid
S. R. Nadiminti Krishnayya, Surindersingh J. Bedi India
Reduction of Diesel Engine Exhaust Matters by Methanol FuelAdditives
Toshio Kawaraya, Takashi Kohayakawa, Hirokazu Ikeda,Masanobu Tanaka, Toshikazu Kamiura, Takashi Nakadoi
Japan
Design and Operation of an Ambient Air Pollution MonitoringNetwork in the Vaal Triangle Air Pollution Health Study
G. R. Tosen, A. P. S. Terblanche, L. Uys, C. R. TurnerSouth Africa
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1
Session 8: Atmospheric Chemistry
Stable Isotope Studies of Atmospheric Sulphur: Comparison ofCalgary, Canada and Bermuda
A. L. Norman, H. R. Krouse Canada
Simulation en matrices de reactions elementaires conduisant a laformation d'acide sulfurique dans 1'atmosphere
Louise Schriver, Andre Schriver France
Simulation numerique de 1'impact de la nature des especes hydro-carbonees sur l'ozone tropospherique un nouveau type de strategiede controle
V. Nollet, J. C. Dechaux France
Etude experimental de l'acidification des nuages et des precipita-tions au-dessus d'un relief
Marcel Zephoris, C. Abonnel, A. Badaire, C. Brun, N. Cenac,G. Duverneuil, A. Gander, P. Haller France
Etude de quelques proprietes de C1ONO2 et de BrONO2, mole-cules, reservoirs stratospheriques: photodissociation, complexesavec les hydracides
Louise Schriver, A. De Saxle France
Contribution a la prevision de l'absorption de dioxyde de soufre parune goutte d'eau
H. Amokrane, B. Caussade France
The Performance of a Cloud Chemistry ModelJ.P.J.M.M.deValk
An Assessment of Acid FogFrederick W. Lipfert
The Netherlands
United States
Session 11C: Air Quality Studies: Urban
Air Pollution in Berlin East and WestErdwin Lahmann Germany
Les episodes aigus de pollution atmospherique en region parisiennePhilippe Lameloise, C. Renaudot, R. Alary, H. Viellard, G.Thibaut, Y. Le Moullec, F. Petit-Coviaux, B. Festy France
Assessing Air Pollution in Hong KongY. S. Fung Hong Kong
Monitoring Air Pollution in A Northern Italian TownSilvano Monarca, Fabio Micheli, Piero G. Bonardelli,Paola Mazzola, Walter Filini, Umberto Vergine,Renzo Capra, Donatella Feretti Italy
Study on the Natural Sinks and Sources of CO2 in Iriomote Islandin Japan
Susumu Yamamoto, Hiroaki Kondo, Minoru Gamo, NaokiKaneyasu, Masayasu Hayashi, Mitsunori Aramoto Japan
Transportation of Atmospheric Pollutants by Sea-Land Breeze inand Over the Tokyo Metropolitan Area
Kazuhiko Sakamoto, George Gaidajis, Qing Yue Quing, YujiHirota, Katsunori Kimijima, Masaki Okuyama Japan
Evolution of Air Quality in the Metropolitan Area of Mexico CityDiego R. Perez-Salicrup, Gabriel Quadri, Luis Sanchez Mexico
Session 12A: Indoor Air Quality
The Canadian ExperienceTedd Nathanson Canada
Concentrations of Volatile Organic Compounds Inside New CarsDetlef Ullrich, Bernd Seifert, R. Nagel Germany
Exploitation des Examens Microbiologiques et Chimiques del'Atmosphere des Locaux d'Habitation dans un Quartier Ancien enCours de Rehabilitation
Jean-Guy Faugere, Jacques Derion, Jacques Dufoir, JacquesLafond-Grellety, Paul Pineau, Michel Lamy, Claude Viguier,Andre Taytard France
Methodologie d'Enquete sur la Qualite de l'Habitat et l'etat deSante des Populations en Milieu Urbain Ancien
Jean-Guy Faugere, Jacques Derion, Jacques Lafond-Grellety,Andre Taytard, Jean-Franc,ois Tessier, Paul Pineau France
Etude du confort et de la qualite de l'air de bureaux implantes dansun ouvrage souterrain
Jacques Donati, Jacky Attia, Nicolas Risler, Jean-Luc Geronimi,Christine Parfait, Daniel Dallest France
Application de la chromatographie liquide a haute performance audosage de la nicotine et de ses metabolites dans 1'urine
Frederique Grimaldi, Pok Phak Rop, Christine Oddoze,Alain Viala France
Etude des phenomenes de qualite de l'air a l'interieur des locaux al'aide d'une enceinte experimental
Jean-Claude Loewenstein, Bernard Millancourt, Sylvie Soreau,Isabelle Saude, Roland Fauconnier France
Indoor Air Monitoring Technique: G.C./M.S. Analysis of theVOC's with the Thermal Desorption Technique
Steve K. Huang, Yu-Lun Lin Taiwan
Session 14A: Transportation Issues: Fuels/Emissions
Transport aerien et pollution atmospheriqueOlivier Herz France
La pollution atmospherique induite par la navigation maritimeOlivier Herz France
Evaluation des emissions des autobus en circulation urbaineChristine Parfait, Daniel Dallest, Michel Oustric, Xavier Hutet
FranceAutomobile Exhaust Concentrations—Non-Correlating Results
N. Venkata Subbayya, P. Murahari Reddy IndiaAtmospheric Emissions Impact of Electric Vehicles: Milan CaseStudy
M. Giugliano, S. Cernuschi, A. Cemin, A. Savoldelli ItalyPhotochemical Smog and the Effect of Alcohol-Blend Fuels fromInternal Combustion Engines
Ryszard K. Dutkiewicz, Anthony C. Wozniak South AfricaCalifornia's Motor Vehicle Fuel Regulations: An Historical Perspec-tive
Dean C. Simeroth, Robert D. Fletcher, John D. CourtisUnited States
Session 16A: Dispersion Modeling
Numerical Modeling of Advection, Diffusion and Deposition ofPoint Source Pollutants
Ana G. Ulke, Nicolas A. Mazzeo Argentina
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Understanding the Air Pollution Problem in Sao Paulo Metropoli-tan Area by Receptor Modeling
Claudio D. Alonso, Maria H. R. B. Martins, Jesuino Romano,Roberto Godinho Brazil
The Role of Clouds in Transformation and Removal of Air Pollut-ants—-Results from Modeling and First Measurements at theBrocken (Harz)
Detlev Moller, Giinther Mauersberger, Karin Acker,WolgangWieprecht Germany
Development of Long-Term Prediction of Atmospheric Diffusion ina Complex Terrain
Yasuo Ide, Kohji Kitabayashi, Shinichi Okamoto, KeizoKobayashi Japan
Modelling of Incineration and Pyrolysis Processes by EGAJadran Macek, Barbara Novosel Slovenia
The Evaluation of Eight Intersection Modeling Techniques UsingA New York City Database
Donald C. DiCristofaro, Thomas N. Braverman United States
Will Accuracy of Air Quality Simulation Models Be Improved Soon?D. Bruce Turner United States
Session 17A: Emission Inventories/Characterization
Ethanol Induced Changes in the Atmospheric Lead in Sao PauloMetropolitan Area—Brazil
Jesuino Romano, Roberto Godinho, Claudio Darwin Alonso,Maria Helena R. B. Martins Brazil
Exhaust Emissions from Diesel Powered Urban Transit BusesChandra B. Prakash, Greg B. Rideout, Morrie Kirshenblatt
Canada
Experience of Cooling Tower Discharge of Desulfurized Flue GasHans-Karl Petzel Germany
Emissions d'odeurs par les stations d'epuration des eaux: uneapproach quantified du probleme
Martine Ramel, M. Fischer France
Harmonisation des inventaires d'emissions en EuropeRemy Bouscaren France
Odour Evaluation at a Sewage Treatment WorksLawrence C. C. Koe, Hin-Fatt Cheong Singapore
A Prolonged Inter-Laboratory Test of OlfactometersHendrik Harssema, Paul Heeres The Netherlands
Session 18A: Air Pollution Control Systems: Coal Fired Plants
State of the Art in Electron Beam Dry Scrubbing of Flue GasHanns-Rudolf Paur, Wolfgang Schikarski, Werner Baumann,Carl Hans Leichsenring, Wolfgang Lindner, Hartmut Matzing
Germany
Efficiency and Cost of the at Present Most Effective System forFlue Gas Cleaning
Borchert H. Kassebohm, Chrysanth Marnet, Sabine StrengGermany
Effect of Staged Combustion Air Supply on Particle and TraceMetal Concentrations in a Coal-Fired Power Plant
Merja Tolvanen, Kari Larjava, Leena Aunela, PauliJormanainen Finland
L'incineration par chauffage electrique: une nouvelle technique detraitement thermique des effluents gazeux
Sylvie Soreau, Yves Leriquier, Michel Klaeyle, Florent Louis,Christine Baillet, Jean-Pierre Sawerysyn France
Perspective Offered by Fluidized Bed Technology for Reduction ofEnvironmental Impact Due to Use of Coal
C. Dispenza, L. Pignato Italy
A Theoretical Investigation of the Precipitability for Fly AshesFrom Various Chinese Power Stations Based Upon Coal and AshChemistry
Kebin He, Jiming Hao, Hongxun Chao, Lizhang WangPeople's Republic of China
Field Evaluation of Gas Reburning for Combined NOx and SO2Emission Control on Utility Boilers
Leonard C. Angello, Blair A. Folsom, T. M. Sommer, D. A.Engelhardt, A. D. Jensen, J. C. Opatrny United States
Session 20B: International Issues: European
Importance of Harmonized Standards in the European InternalMarket
Hans-Dieter Bauer Germany
Harmonization of Standards for Clean AirKlaus Grefen Germany
European Community Clean-Air Legislation in a Fully IntegratedEuropean Internal Market
Christel Offermann-Clas Germany
European Internal Market 1993—A Challenge to Testing Labora-tories in Environmental Protection
PaulSchmitz Germany
NOx Emissions in the ECE Countries—Measures and Costs in thePower Generation Sector
Jacqueline Ribeiro, Otto Rentz Germany
Dioxins in Europe: The State-of-the-ArtJoop van Ham, Henk Bartelds, Giinter Broker,Louis A. Clarenburg, Edward Koch, Peter Stief-Tauch,Jean-Franc,ois Vicard The Netherlands
Atmospheric Composition and Deposition on the Pollution Ex-posed Area at the Sostanj Thermal Power Plant
Zalika Alatic, Igor Cuhalev, Andrej Sustersic, Daniel KokaljYugoslavia
Session 21 A: Health Effects of Air Pollution
Toxicopy Mechanism, Complex Evolutionary Coping and the Needfor New Types of Conditions for Emittents
Walter W. Kofler Austria
Personal Exposure Pilot Studies in Toronto and Windsor, OntarioMaris A. Lusis, Ronald W. Bell, Robert E. Chapman, Brian D.Kruschel, Michael J. Spencer, Kevin V. Smith Canada
Impact of Air Pollution on Children's Health—Results fromSaxony-Anhalt and Saxony as Compared to Northrhine-Westpha-lia
Hans-Werner Schlipkoter, Ursula Kramer, Heidrun Behrendt,Reinhard Dolgner, Renate S.-Winkler, Johannes Ring,Hans-Jorg Wilier Germany
Une enquete nationale sur le theme confort et sante dans 1'HabitatDenis Cluzel, Michel Cohas, Didier Creuzevault, Eric Perray,Roland Fauconnier, Jean Claude Loewenstein France
A New Technique to Estimate Lung Capacity For IndustrialWorkers
N. Venkata Subbayya, V. Ravindra India
Air Pollution Health Research in South Africa: Yesterday andToday
Reg G. de Kock, Petro Terblanche, Harold J. AnnegarnSouth Africa
Observational Studies of Air Pollution Health Effects: Are theTemporal Patterns Consistent?
Frederick W. Lipfert, Ronald E. Wyzga United States
Session 22B: Ecological Effects of Air Pollution: Other
An Assessment of the Environmental Fate of Industrial Sulphur ina Temperate Pine Forest Ecosystem
Allan H. Legge, H. R. Krouse Canada
Enquete epidemiologique sur les plaques pleurales liees a1'environnement dans le Nord de la France
Victor Macquet, Xavier Ficheroulle France
Relation of Susceptibility and Growth Rates of Tobacco and EggPlant
Neeta R. Pandya, Surindersingh J. Bedi India
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Metabolic Responses of Plants to Thermal Power Plant EmissionsJyoti Singh, Madhoolika Agrawal India
Hydrogen-Ion Budget of Two European Beech Forest EcosystemsGrowing on Contrasting Soil Substrates Impacted by Acid Rain
S. P. Sah, K. J. Meiwes Nepal
Scope of the Ecological Information System of a Thermal PowerPlant
Igor Cuhalev, Zalika Rajh-Alatic, Andrej Sustersic, DanijelKokalj Slovenia
Germination of Norway Spruce (picea abies /L./ Karsten) SeedsSampled in Polluted Area
Ribaric C. Lasnik, F. Batic, S. Al Sayegh Petkovsek, K. JuvanYugoslavia
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 1
Session 9A: Atmospheric Measurements
Determination des substances organiques dans les sources fixespar la methode cryogenique
Meyer Lallouz Canada
Assessment of the Effects of Environmental Strain Such as GasPollutants with the Aid of Electron Microscopies
Waltraut Schmitt, Dorthe Krause Germany
The Occurrence and Effectiveness of Country Breezes by Means ofWind Tunnel and In Situ-Measurements
Wilhelm Kuttler, Erich Romberg Germany
Measurements of Column Densities of Ozone Relevant TraceGases by Fourier Transform Spectroscopy
Peter Thomas, Gabriele P. Adrian, Thomas Guide Germany
Trace Elements in Precipitation in FinlandLiisa M. Jalkanen Finland
Qualification et validation des sites de mesure du dispositif desurveillance de la qualite de l'air de la region de Paris
Philippe Lameloise, S. Metz-Larue, E. Moullec,F. Petit-Coviaux, J. Donati, R. Alary France
On-Site Analysis of Volatile Organic Compounds Via Field Porta-ble Gas Chromatographs
Lawrence P. Kaelin, Renata Wynnyk, David Mickunas, AlanHumphrey, Thomas Pritchett United States
Session 11B: Air Quality Studies: Toxics
Preliminary GAP Sampler PCB Measurements near Lake OntarioN. Douglas Johnson, Douglas A. Lane, William H. Schroeder
Canada
Establishment of an Air Quality Index for Diesel ExhaustJacques Lavoie, Brigitte Roberge, Jean Lambert, Louis Lazure
Canada
Pollution atmospherique d'origine animale: les poils urticants desinsectes dans l'environnement humain
Jerome Werno, Michel Lamy, Jacques Lafond-Grellety,Jean Guy Faugere France
Organic Aerosol Formation by Photochemical Reaction of Natu-rally Emitted Hydrocarbons-NOx-Air Systems
Kazuhiko Sakamoto, Rie Akuzawa, Tomohisa Imafuji, YujiKomuro, Katsunori Kimijima, Masaki Okuyama Japan
Long Term Trends of Selected Aromatic Hydrocarbons in LondonAir
Robert A. Field, Mark E. Goldstone, John N. Lester, RogerPerry United Kingdom
International Monitoring of the Deposition of Airborne ToxicSubstances to the Great Lakes
Clyde W. Sweet United States
Annual and Five-Year Trends in Past, Site-Specific AtmosphericConcentrations of Lead-210
Ralph W. Sheets, Clifton C. Thompson United States
Session 12B: Indoor Air Quality
Healthy Indoor Environments for Energy Efficient HousingTerry Robinson, Peter Russell Canada
What's Happening in Indoor Air Pollution Internationally?Douglas S. Walkinshaw Canada
Caracterisation des descendants du radonGeorges G. Tymen, Alain A. Rannou France
Surveillance sanitaire de la qualite de l'air du metro de Paris bilande quatre annees d'etude (1984-1985 et 1989-1990)
Annie Mouilleseaux, Christine Parfait, Daniel Dallest France
Influence du milieu exterieur sur l'aerocontamination de locaux aMarseille et dans sa region
Frederique Grimaldi, Alain Viala France
Produits de construction et qualite de l'air interieur Cas descomposes organiques volatils
Severine Kirchner, Christian Cochet FranceIndoor Pollution Inside A Museum: Transport Indoors and Deposi-tion of Gases and Particles
Franco De Santis, Vincenzo Di Palo, Ivo Allegrini Italy
Session 13C: General Measurement
Description et application d'une technique d'echantillonnage deshydrocarbures aromatiques polycycliques dans les effluents gazeuxindustriels
Jean-Pierre Larouche Canada
A Microwave Process Gas Analyzer for NH3 Monitoring in StackGases
Achim C. Heim, Joachim Paulus Germany
Detection of Sulphur Dioxide by Means of the Aerosol IonizationGas Analyzer and the UV-Fluorescence Method
Hans-Jdrg Grope, Jari Walden Germany
Characteristics of Chemiluminescent Nitrogen Oxides Monitors:Intercomparison
Jari A. Walden, Mauri Hypponen Finland
Spectrophotometric Determination of Trace Levels of AtmosphericAmmonia by Conversion into Indophenol and Extraction withQuaternary Ammonium Salts
Noriko Yamamoto, Noriko Kasahara, Hidenari Inoue, TsuneoShirai Japan
Continuous On Line Analysis of Volatiles in Water Down to 1 PPBUsing Process Gas Chromatography
Ulrich K. Goekeler United States
The Design, Implementation and Use of a Real-Time PAH Ana-lyzer for Combustion Products
E. D. Chikhliwala, J. W. Podlenski, E. Pfeiffer, W. SeifertUnited States
Session 14B: Transportation Issues: Policies/Strategies
Traffic Restrictions to Reduce Motor-Traffic-Induced Air PollutionKlaus Hansmann Germany
Impact sur la qualite de l'air d'une autoroute urbaine en banlieueparisienne
Roger A. Boret, Paul X. Poli France
The Motor Vehicles Act—An Evaluation from Clean Air AngleV. Hemalatha Devi India
A Strategy for Urban Traffic Nuisance Control in ChinaZi-Zhu Jia People's Republic of China
Public Attitudes To Road Traffic Pollution and NuisanceIan D. Williams, Ronald S. Hamilton, D. Michael Revitt
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California's Program for Low-Emission Vehicles and Clean FuelsRichard C. Vincent, Daniel E. Donohoue, Liwen Kao, Phillip L.Heirigs United States
A Risk Assessment Model for Transportation ModelElaine Chang, Thomas Shen United States
Session 17B: Emission Inventories/Characterization
Estimation of Pesticide Emissions to the Air Resulting fromAgricultural Applications
M. Trevor Scholtz, Eva C. Voldner Canada
Identification of Hydrocarbon Immissions and Their Allocation toEmission Sources
Johann-Christian Frohne, Jorg Gross Germany
Emission Monitoring in Flue Gases—Requirements and State oftheArt
Wolfgang Jockel Germany
Methodologie d'etude de la pollution atmospherique d'un siteindustriel
Alain Daganaud, Yves Leriquier, Bernard Millancourt,Gerard Maffiolo, Jean-Claude Loewenstein,ShriV. Sundararajan France
Air Pollution from Acid AshesFranceso Corigliano, S. Di Pasquale, P. Primerano, L. Mavilia
Italy
Emission Level of NOx in an Anthracite and Heavy Oil Co-Firedand Utility Boiler
Byung-Sun Choi, Kyu-Shic Shin, Song-Sun Hong Korea
Characterization of Total Suspended Particulates in Hsing-HeiTunnel at City
P. C. Chiang, Sheng-Chyi Chang, J. W. Lee, H. L. Chiang,C. F. Wang, Yau-Wei Wei Taiwan
Emission Inventory in the NetherlandsC. W. A. Evers, A. C. van Mameren The Netherlands
Session 18B: Air Pollution Control Systems: Coal FiredPlants
Retrofitting of Installations in the Former German DemocraticRepublic
Herbert Ludwig GermanyNew Procedure and Test-rig for the Characterization of CleanableFilter Media
Peter Gang, Friedrich Loffler Germany
Clean Air Policies at Large Power Stationes Experiences with theOperation of FGD and DeNOx Installations in Germany
Gerhard Rau Germany
Fast Pulling Down and Erection of Electrostatic Precipitators(ESPs) in Former East Germany
Werner Niggeschmidt Germany
Optimisation d'un absorbeur par voie semi-seche de pollutantsgazeux acides
Andre Zoulalian, Nizar Kholi France
Adsorption de composes organiques volatils sur charbon actif-Procede de regeneration in situ par effet Joule
Albert Azou, P. le Cloirec, G. Martin France
Flue Gas Desulphurisation in Flue Gas DuctMilan R. Radovanovic, Miroljub M. Adzic, Dragoslava D. Simic,Vladimir V. Jovanovic Yugoslavia
Session 20C: International Issues: North American & Others
An Atmospheric Environmental Audit of the Toronto Harbour-front Area: Scientific and Management Issues
Bhartendu Srivastava, David Yap Canada
La strategie et la politique du Quebec en matiere de pollutionatmospherique transfrontiere
Laval Lapointe Canada
Production de gaz a—effet de serre resultant de l'amenagement degrands reservoirs
Andre Chamberland Canada
Campagne Francaise de mesure de la pollution atmospherique auKoweit Pendant l'incendie des puits de petrole
Philippe Lameloise, Gerard Thibaut, Alain Person, FranchisePetit-Coviaux France
Regional Atmospheric Transport of Toxic Substances Over Interna-tional Borders
Bruce S. Carhart United States
Application of Free-Air CO2 Enrichment (FACE) Technology to aForest Canopy: A Simulation Study
Frederick W. Lipfert, Y. Alexander, G. R. Hendrey, K. L. LewinUnited States
International Cooperation in the Development of Air PollutionControl Management Programs
Joseph Laznow, Joseph Elston United States
Session 21B: Health Effects of Air Pollution
Toxic and Carcinogenic Atmospheric Aerosols and Their HealthRisk Potential
Kvetoslav R. Spurny Germany
Measurement of Indoor and Outdoor Air Pollutants and HealthEffects in Small Areas with Different Vehicular Traffic Burden
Ulrich Ranft, Hans-Guido Miicke, Thilo Koch Germany
Impact d'une decharge de dechets toxiques industriels sur lafertilite: une etude de cas a Montchanin, France
A. Deloraine, D. Zmirou, X. Courtois France
Evaluation de l'impact sur la sante du travail en air climatiseDenis Vincent, Jacques Lambrozo France
The Effects of Traffic Air Pollution on Subjective Symptoms ofHealth Effects: Results of a Cross-Sectional and Cohort Study
Jocelyne Clench-Aas, Alena Bartonova, S. Larssen,Mona J. Aarnes Norway
Personal Exposures to Total Suspended Particulates from Domes-tic Coal Burning in South Africa
Petro Terblanche, Riette Nel, Gustav Reinach,Louise Opperman South Africa
A Review of the Relationships Between Hospital Admissions andAir Pollutions
Frederick W. Lipfert United States
Session 24A: National Issues: European
Trend of Air Quality in the Federal Republic of Germany Duringthe Last Three Decades
Manfred Buck Germany
Air Pollution in the Former GDR—Consequences for HealthControl
Bernd Thriene Germany
Non-Governmental Activities and Air Pollution Control in Westand East Germany and Suitable Strategies After the Unification
Wilhelm Knabe Germany
Air Pollution Control in the Rhine-Ruhr Region, the Most DenselyPopulated Area in Germany—Experiences and Strategies
Manfred Putz, Peter Bruckmann Germany
Large Scale Air Pollution in Germany Before and After 1989Dieter E. Jost Germany
Industrial Waste Management: The Italian Situation and Perspec-tives
Mario Zilli, Alfonso Ferraiolo, Bruno Fabiano, Luigi CiraoloItaly
Optimal Budget Allocation for Environmental Data CollectionPrograms
Louis A. Clarenburg The Netherlands
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How to Keep Clean Cars Clean? Government Policy in the Nether-lands
G. J. A. Al The Netherlands
Session 30: General Session
Experimental Project "Wastes" in the Secondary School Curricu-lum in Slovenia
Sreco Zakrajsek Slovenia
Utilisation d'une methode pseudo-isocinetique pour l'echantil-lonnage des sources d'emission d'amiante
Alain Gosselin, Jean-Frangois Banville Canada
Monitoring and Model Calculations of Automotive Exhaust-relatedAir Pollution in an Amsterdam Urban Street Canyon
Henk Heida, Adrie L. de Jong Holland
Indoor Air Quality and Health Effects in Underground Environ-ments in the Seoul Area
Eung-Bai Shin, Yoon Shin Kim, Dong Sool Kim Korea
Evaluation of Toxic Air Pollutants in Chernivtsi, UkrainePeter A. Scheff, R. A. Wadden, K. Levenberg, D. R. Hryhorczuk,N. G. Prodanchook United States
Uncertainty Analysis in Air Pathway Human Exposure and RiskAssessment
Howard M. Liljestrand, Jeehyeong Khim, Michael A. StaffordUnited States
Applications of Advanced Plume Modeling Techniques to Combus-tion Turbines
R. I. Sykes, Richard H. Osa, Charles Hakkarinen United States
Determination of an Air Surveillance Network Siting Study for aNuclear Industrial Facility
David R. Maxwell, Bonnie J. Pauley United States
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 3
Session 2A: Waste Facility Siting
Siting of Liquid Waste Recycling Facility in the Lower HunterRegion (NSW)
Phillip O'Neill, Howard Bridgman Australia
Criteria of Appropriate Sites for Treatment of Municipal SolidWastes (Criteres pour les sites de traitment des dechets munici-paux)
Maria Elektorowicz, John Hadjinicolaou, Raymond N. YongCanada
Gestion des depots sauvages et remblayages illicites aux territoiresdes grandes villes
John Hadjinicolaou, Maria Elektorowicz, Raymond N. YongCanada
Canada's Federal PCB Destruction ProgramJohn C. Hilborn Canada
The Delphi Technique—A Procedure for Achieving Consensus onComplex Environmental Issues
J. Spenser Huston, Joseph Laznow United States
Atmospheric Issues Associated with the Siting Process of WasteManagement Facilities
Gregory A. Holton United States
Session 6A: Pollution Prevention/Waste Minimization
Une experience durable de gestion informatisee des activites dansle domaine de la prevention de la pollution atmospherique
Robert Ranchoux Canada
Environmental Life Cycle Responsibility for Technical ProductsHiltmar Schubert Germany
Programme recherche et developpement de l'institut Francais dupetrole pour reduire les pollutants atmospheriques majeurs
Alain Feugier France
Aluminum Recovery From Sludges By Bioleaching with Thiobacil-lus ferrooxidans
Claudio Pagella, Patrizia Perego, Alessandra Lodi, Marco DelBorghi Italy
Air Pollution and ProductsWillem J. Bruring The Netherlands
Development of a Consumer Products Regulation in California as aStrategy for Reducing VOCs
Floyd V. Vergara, Peggy L. Vanicek, Ronald A. FriesenUnited States
Session 9B: Atmospheric Measurements
Comparison of GC/FPD and GC/PID Systems in MonitoringAmbient Sulphur Gases
Thomas L. C. de Souza Canada
Measurement Strategies for Air AnalysisKurt Leichnitz Germany
Atmospheric Trace Gas Measurements By Differential OpticalAbsorption Spectroscopy (DOAS) at Diisseldorf Airport
Angelika Gottmann, Volker Nitsche Germany
Modelling of Radiative Transfer for FTIR Remote Sensing ofSmoke Stack Emissions
Klaus Schafer, Rainer Haus, Dieter Wehner, Herbert MosebachGermany
Atmospheric Measurements of Peroxyacetylnitrate (PAN) in Sap-poro, JAPAN
Naoto Murao, Sachio Ohta, Isao Mizoguchi, Hiroshi Hayami,Kazuhiko Kubota Japan
Performance Characteristics of Air Quality Measurement MethodsHenk J. van de Wiel, Armin C. F. Junker, Camilo de LaRiva,Konradin Weber The Netherlands
The Analysis of Ambient Air and the Detection of Trace LevelVolatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) by GC/Ion-Trap MS
Norman A. Kirshen, Elizabeth B. Almasi United States
Session 13A: Ozone/Toxics Measurement
Comparison Between Measured and Calculated Ozone and NOxConcentrations in Polluted Industrial Areas and Forest Regions ofRheinland-Pfalz (Federal Republic of Germany)
Horst Borchert, Friedhelm Fuchs Germany
Etude de la pollution de Patmosphere par les oxydants photo-chimiques dans la ville de Mexico
Christine Bugajny, Rene Guillermo, Jean Claude DechauxFrance
Etude par simulation numerique des oxydants photochimiques, deleur strategie de controle, et du systfeme de l'heure d'ete
J. C. Dechaux, V. Nollet, P. Coddeville, V. Zimmermann,F. Cazier France
Concentration d'ozone sur site peri-urbain a Nancy (France):relation avec les conditions meteorologiques
M. H. Livertoux, I. Roussel, J. Dupuy, J. Jeanblanc France
Conditions atmospheriques et pollution photooxydante en Europedu nord ouest: l'exemple de l'ete 1989
Isabelle Roussel, Raynald Bavay France
Vertical Distribution of Ozone At Pretoria: Comparisons Between1965-68 and 1990-91
Mark Zunckel, Roseanne D. Diab, Malcolm W. J. ScourfieldSouth Africa
A Review of Open Path FTIR Techniques in Monitoring Air ToxicsRobert H. Kagann, Orman A. Simpson United States
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Session 16B: Dispersion Modeling Session 23A: Risk Assessment: Health
Urban Air Quality ModelNicolas A. Mazzeo, Laura E. Venegas Argentina
Diffusion Of Pollutant Emissions in Confined Spaces/NumericalModelling and Applications
B. Crisman, G. Nardin, E. Nobile, D. Pozzetto, S. Tommasi Italy
Analytical Solutions for Bidimensional Unsteady Turbulent Diffu-sion Equation with Assigned Profiles of u(z) and k(z)
Paolo Barrera, Tommaso Brugarino, Luigi Pignato Italy
A Field Study of Airflow and Tracer Gas Diffusion in a Model StreetCanyon
Koji Kitabayashi Japan
A Modeling Study on Acid Deposition and Secondary Aerosols inEastern Asia
Noritaka Katatani, Naoto Morao, Shin'ichi Okamoto, NorihitoOno, Keizo Kobayashi Japan
Development and Testing of an Air Quality Model for Mexico CityMichael D. Williams, Marisa Ruiz, Laurie A. McNair,Xochitl Cruz, Armistead G. Russell, Gustavo Sosa,Gerald Streit , United States
Modeling of Air Quality Through Energy Supply Management ofTown
Sarajevo Till Year 2015, Mihajlo Soc, Mihajlo IvanovicYugoslavia
Session 18D: Air Pollution Control Systems and Strategies:Odors
Evaluation de l'odeur sur le terrain: "Presentation d'un nouvelolfactometre informatise et portable couple a une meteorologique
Lysane Lavoie Canada
Elimination of Odorants from Waste Air in the Tobacco IndustryFriedhelm Sporenberg, Stanislaw Suder Germany
Relationship of Odor Frequency and Odor Annoyance in AmbientAir
M. Hangartner, J. Wuest Switzerland
Using Odour-Nuisance Complaints in Identifying Odour Sourcesand Reducing Odour Nuisance
EmileSchols The Netherlands
Application of Regenerative Incineration for Odour AbatementA. Jol, D. Jansen The Netherlands
No Severe Odour Nuisance in 2000 in The Netherlands?Ewout Donszelmann The Netherlands
Odor Control in New York City's Sewage Treatment PlantsAmos Turk, Khizar Mahmood, Jahangir Mozaffari, ManishParikh, Deepa Dutta United States
Session 22C: Ecological Effects of Air Pollution: Other(continued)
Air Pollution Control and ReforestationJames J. Dosne Canada
Biochemical Investigations on Accelerated Senescence of PlantsInduced by Air Pollutants
Josef Biicker, Petra Strobel, Robert Guderian Germany
Effects of Air Pollutants on Materials—Environmental Engineer-ing and Standardization
Klaus Grefen, Wolf R.Thiel Germany
Metal Uptake in Plants After Experimental AcidificationMartin Lodenius, Katriina Leskela Finland
Change in Growth, Biochemical Parameters and Reduced Yield ofRice Plants (Oryza Sativa L.) in Response to Sulphur DioxideExposure Under Artificial Conditions
Saraswati K. Ayer, Surinder Singh J. Bedi India
Relative Susceptability of Plants to Aluminium Factory EmissionDeo Narayan, Madhoolika Agrawal India
The Monitoring of Toxic Air Contaminants—Evolution of a Net-work
William V. Loscutoff, Michael W. Poore United States
Nitrophenolic Urinary Metabolites in the Assessment of Exposureto Some Organophosphorus Insecticides
Marfa L. Oneto de Bello, Eva M. Kesten Argentina
Evaluation des risques sanitaires de la polution atmospherique,point de vue du ministre charge de la sant6 etat des connaissances,actions et recherches pour l'avenir
Isabelle Thirouin, Joelle Carmes France
A Risk Assessment For A Children Population Exposed To Atmo-spheric Pollution: Preliminary Note
S. Sciacca, G. Giammanco Bilancia, L. Lupo, R. Scillieri,A. Zerbo Italy
Overview of the New Risk Management Program Required Underthe Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990
Lyse D. Helsing United States
Estimation of Human Exposure to Air Toxics from Mobile SourcesUsing the Hazardous Air Pollutant Exposure Model (HAPEM)
Ted Johnson, Roy A. Paul, James (Capel, Joseph H. SomersUnited States
Concerns Regarding the Comparison of Air Toxics Health RisksBetween Different Environmental Media During Hazardous WasteSite Cleanup
Richard Crume, Thomas Lapp, Dennis D. WallaceUnited States
Valdez Air Health Study: Exposure Monitoring and Risk Assess-ment
Douglas R. Murray, Gale F. Hoffnagle, Richard L. MikkelsenUnited States
Session 24B: National Issues: European
Asbestos Use in the Former G.D.R.—Environmental Pollutionsand Healthy Dangers
Jochen Krause, Bernd Thriene, Armin Sobottka, Erika DittmarGermany
The Air Pollution Situation in Selected Areas in the Former GDRCauses—Effects—Countermeasures
Kurt Schwinkowski Germany
Asbestos in the German EnvironmentKvetoslav R. Spumy Germany
Objectives and Success of Air Pollution Control in the New LandSaxony-Anhalt as a Result of the Reunification
Eberhard Stief, Alfred Hellwig Germany
Strategies for Ecological Development and Remediation in AirQuality Management in the Five New Federal States of Germany
Hans Langer Germany
Strategies for a National CO2 Reduction Programme to Protect theClimate
Jtirgen Schmolling Germany
The Environmental Impact of The Pharmaceutical IndustryGiulio Querini, Maurizio Renna Italy
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 3
Session 2B: Waste Facility Siting
How Big is Our Backyard?How the U.S.—Canada Import/Export Regulations Will AffectWaste Generators
Robert J. Redhead Canada
Le Defi du Syndrome Pas Dans Ma Cour (PDMC) Le role descommunications dans le processus d'implantation de projets ayantde l'impact sur l'environment
Serge Cabana Canada
Waste Incineration and Waste Management—the German Experi-ence
Henning Friege Germany
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Ekokem: A Working Model to Solve Hazardous Waste Problems inCo-Operation Between the Government, Public and Industry
Aarno Kavonius Finland
La gestion du processus de consultation et de decision: un nouvelenjeu en amenagement du territoire
Michel Rey France
Session 6B: Pollution Prevention/Waste Minimization
Life Cycle Analysis as a Means of Pollution PreventionJacinthe Segin
National Packaging Protocol A Component of a National WasteReduction Strategy
Robert J. Squires Canada
Le Projet Montrealais en matiere de gestion des dechets solides etdes matieres recuperables: un defi d'avenir
Diane L. Deschamps Canada
New Efforts to Recycle Old CarsHerbert Kohler, Wolfgang Nieder Germany
Fly Ash Utilization For Environmental PurposesMarco Del Borghi, A. Converti, P. Perego, M. T. Clasadonte,G. Ferraiolo Italy
Use of Surface-Coating-Free Materials for the Reduction of Vola-tile Organic Compound Emissions from Coating Operations
Coleen M. Northeim, Mary W. Moore, Michael KosuskoUnited States
VOC Prevention Options for Surface CoatingBeth W. McMinn, C. R. Newman, Robert C. McCrillis,Michael Kosusko United States
Session 9C: Atmospheric Measurements
Analysis of Atmospheric Aerosols by SIMS over the Vosges Moun-tains During the NUAC-91 Campaign
Marcel Baril, Norbert Klaus, Marcel Zephoris, Kroum VelchevCanada
Results of Measurements of Volatile Organic Compounds in Dif-ferent Areas of the State of Baden-Wuerttemberg
Werner Oblaender, Dieter Siegel, Alois Hanss, Matthias HeissGermany
Remote Sensing Techniques for Gaseous Air Pollutants in theTroposphere: Recent Developments and Applications in Germany
Konradin Weber, Volker Klein, Christian Werner Germany
Utilisation d'un appareil D.O.A.S. de mesure des polluants atmo-spheriques sur le reseau de surveillance de la qualite de l'air de laregion parisienne
Ph. Lameloise, Ch. Renaudot, A. Person, F. Petit-CoviauxFrance
Application of Remote Sensing Technology to the Survey ofAmbient SO2 Concentrations in Wide Area
Hee-Dong Chun, €. W. Kim, S. W. Ham, K. R. Baek, K. S. Ko,C. G. Kim Korea
Ambient Air Quality Measurement—Then and Now or "FromDust-Fall Jars to Dichots"
William E. Oslund, Michael P. Spears, George Shahinian UnitedStates
Dioxins/Furans—On the Relationship Between Incineration Mea-surements and Laboratory Studies
Elmar R. Altwicker United States
Session 13B: Ozone/Toxics Measurement
Evaluations de modalites d'echantillonnage d'un dispositif decollecte contenant de la mousse de polyurethane
Michel Bisson Canada
Mesure d'hydrocarbures aromatiques polycycliques dans l'air am-biant 'a six endroits au Quebec (Canada)
Andre Germain, Claude Gonthier Canada
The Relative Importance of the Sources of PAHs in the St.Lawrence River
Thao Pham, Ken Lum, Claire Lemieux Canada
Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in the Environment of CokeOven Plants
Werner Eisenhut, Frank Friedrich, Michael Hein Germany
Etude par simulation numerique de la formation d'oxydants enzone de forets equatoriales
A. Lopez, J. M. Lacome . France
Reponse des analyseurs de NOx a chimiluminescence a diverscomposes azotes atmospheriques—implication pour la validite desmesures de NO2
J. C. Dechaux, F. Cazier France
Fogwater, Aerosol, Ozone and Gaseous Nitric Acid Determinationon Mt. Akagi in Japan
Yukoh Ikeda, Kentaro Murano, Shiro Hatakeyama,Tsuguo Mizoguchi Japan
Session 4A: Waste Management
Management of Byproducts from Hard Coal Fired Power Plants inGermany
UlrichTaubert Germany
Flue Gas Emissions of Organic Compounds from Waste Incinera-tors
Wolfgang Jockel Germany
Management of Hazardous Waste in FinlandHenrik A. A. Harjula Finland
Experimental Simulation of Municipal Solid Waste PyrolysisMarco Rovatti Italy
Experimental Study on Kinetics and Thermodynamics of RefuseDerived Fuel Pyrolysis
Attilio Converti, Marco Rovatti Italy
Analysis of Relevant Parameters for the Process of RemovingMercuric Chloride Vapours from Municipal Incinerators
Amadeo Lancia, Dino Musmarra Italy
Emissions and Emission Control at Landfill SitesJohan Tent, Jan J. van den Berg The Netherlands
Session 15: Air Toxics—General
Benzene Levels in BelgiumEdward J. Roekens, Eric L. Wauters, Peter F. Vanderstraeten,Geert E. Verduyn Belgium
Municipal And Industrial Wastewater Collection Systems as Sourcesof VOC Emissions
Richard L. Corsi, Arlene Whitmore Canada
Study of the PAH Exposure Profiles of Quebec Aluminium Work-ers
Claude Ostiguy, Jacques Lesage Canada
Atmospheric Concentration and Budget of Lead and CadmiumOver Hungary
Laszalo Bozo Hungary
Elemental Abundances in Coal: Their Determination by ICP-MSYong-Keun Lee, In-Hyeong Ko, Kyu-Ja Whang, Dong Soo Lee
Korea
Determination of Volatile Organochlorine Compounds in Environ-mental Samples of Seoul
Sohn Donghun, Jung Wontae, Fujita Masahiko Korea
A System For Evaluating Toxic Air Pollutants at Los AlamosNational Laboratory: a Large Research and Development Facility
Craig F. Eberhart, Virginia Smith United States
Session 16C: Dispersion Modeling
Estimates Ventilation Coefficients for the Argentine RepublicNicolas A. Mazzeo, Maira I. Gassmann Argentina
Modeling of the Diurnal Variation of Air Pollutants in a MesoscaleArea
Klaus Nester, Franz Fiedler Germany
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Pollutant Diffusion from Steady-Sources: Experimental Simula-tion through Water Channel
Carlo Solisio, Antonio Zerbo Jr., E. Palazzi, G. Ferraiolo Italy
Stability Characteristics of the Low Atmosphere on a CoastalRegion of West Sicily
Paolo Barrera, Liugi Pignato Italy
Multivariate Stochastic Model for Forecasting Hourly Concentra-tions of Air Pollutants in Melilli Area
S. Alterio, L. Pignato, G. Zerbo Italy
Development & Application of Enhanced Emissions and DispersionModeling System (EDMS) for Airports & Airbases
Michael T. Moss, Howard Segal United States
Validation of COSMO, a Condensed Steam Plume ModelMark A. Bassett, Steven E. Hansen, Michael G. Ruby
United States
Session 18E: Air Pollution Control Systems: ProcessIndustries
Le Systeme de Controle Intermittent de la fonderie de cuivreHome situee a Rouyn-Noranda
Gaetan A. Roberge, Raymond A. Dallaire, L. Jacques MoulinsCanada
Reduction of Heavy Metal and Dioxin Emission by Means of anActivated Carbon Filter on the Hazardous Waste IncinerationFacility at RZR Herten
Bernd Neukirchen Germany
Hydrocarbon Emission Control in Refineries and Product Distribu-tion Systems in Germany
GundolfF. Goethel Germany
Best Available Technology For Environmental Protection in theCement Industry
Carlo Solisio, A. Ferraiolo, A. Cuspilici, G. Zerbo Italy
Reduction of Ammonia Emission From Agricultural Sources, fromPlan to Reality
Henk Hannessen The Netherlands
A Systems Approach to Controlling Chrome Electroplating Emis-sions
Clifford A. Popejoy, Franklin R. Weintraub United States
Control Measure For Asbestos-Containing Serpentine Rock inSurfacing Applications
Victor Douglas United States
Session 23B: Risk Assessment: Environmental
An Environmental Study of Waste Crankcase OilJudy Cooper, Francine Laperriere Canada
Evaluation des risques sur la sante de la population attribuablesaux hydrocarbures aromatiques polycycliques (HAP) emis parl'exploitation d'une centrale a turbines a gaz
Louise Houde Canada
Risk Management and Prevention of Industrial Accidents inPortugal: Introduction of Environmental Considerations
Carlos Borrego, Jose' Martins, Miguel Conceicao Portugal
Risk Management and its Application to Chemical Safety—WhereIt's Coming from and Where It's Going
Michael J. Hazzan, J. J. Cramer United States
Risk Management Assessment in the Environmental PlanningProcess
Robert N. Turner United Kingdom
The Use of a Level 2 Quantitative Risk Assessment Study toOptimize Resources
Louise Seeley, Jatin N. Shah United States
Developing a Risk Management Plan Under the New CAA Amend-ments
Walter L. Frank, Jr., Paul R. Jann, E. D. ChikhliwalaUnited States
Session 24C: National Issues: Western Hemisphere andOthers
Environmental PoliciesJose A. Rispoli Argentina
The Clean Air Strategy for Alberta, CanadaH. S. Sandhu, R. P. Angle, R. H. Mitchell, I. Burn,S. Washington Canada
A National Management Plan for Nitrogen Oxide and VolatileOrganic Compound Emissions in Canada
Bernard Made Canada
A Canadian State of the Environment Report on Air PollutionJohn C. Hilborn Canada
The Impact of the New Zealand Resource Management Act 1991 onAir Pollution in New Zealand
R. C. Pilgrim, M. M. Bulley New Zealand
California Air Toxics Program: Review of Progress and FutureDirection
Peter D. Venturini, Joan E. Denton, Kitty Howard,Susan V. Huscroft, Genevieve A. Shiroma,Carolyn B. Suer United States
Air Toxics Hot Spots: Identifying Potentially High Risk Facilitiesand Conducting Risk Assessments
Richard W. Corey United States
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4
Session 1: Bio-Medical Waste
The Containment, Collection and Destruction of Quarantine andMedical Wastes
Winston C McDonald, Andrew G. Dalton Australia
Canadian Initiatives to Control Biomedical WastesDave Campbell Canada
Gestion des dechets biomedicaux au Quebec: Probl&natique provin-ciale et solutions mises en place
Courtois Ginette Canada
The Impact of Environmental Concerns on Clinical Waste Inciner-ators
Michael Bulley New Zealand
Infectious Waste Treatment Facility Permitting—A Case StudyAjay Kumar, Ramesh S. Kalagnanam United States
ABB Sanitec—Microwave Disinfection Technology for RegulatedMedical Waste
John Cusack, Thomas Lavery, Mark Taitz United States
Session 3: international Transportation and Management ofHazardous Waste
Developing a Common Waste Management Policy in the EuropeanCommunity
Klaus Rudischhauser Belgium
Conference on the Movement of Dangerous Wastes in Quebec in1987,1988 and 1989
Martin Clermont Canada
The International Shipment of Hazardous WasteRobert J. Redhead Canada
Exporting and Importing Hazardous Waste: Canadian Require-ments
Antoine Dionne Canada
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The OECD and Its Approach to the Transfrontier Movement andManagement of Hazardous Wastes
Harvey Yakowitz FranceThe Basel Convention: A Global Approach for the Management ofHazardous Wastes
Iwona Rummel-Bulska, Pierre Portas Switzerland
Session 4B: Waste Management
Le Recyclage du Cuivre et des Metaux Precieux Controle sur leTransport et TEnvironnement
Alain Bergeron, Daniel Cossette, L. Jacques Moulins CanadaContaminated Sites—An Update of Canadian Activities
Ned Lynch CanadaAn Intercomparison Study of Soil Gas Measurements on anIndustrial Site in Germany
Konradin Weber, Wolfhelm Bitter, Dirk Dahmann Germany
Emission Control for Waste Incineration arid Disposal of theResulting Residues
Martin C. Brunner Switzerland
Metals Emissions from Hazardous Waste Incinerators "Joseph J. Santoleri United States
Approaches to Dealing with Uncertainty in Planning for WasteManagement and Site Remediation
Gregory M. Holter, Melissa S. Peffers, Jeffrey D. SmythUnited States
Session 5: Hazardous Waste Treatment
Cleanup of a Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid Contaminated Soil UsingChemically-Enhanced Displacement Technology
Abdel-Mohsen O. Mohamed, Raymond N. Yong CanadaOverview of the Hazardous Waste Situation in the Two IndustrialsCorridors of Lerma-Toluca and Ocoyoacac-Tinguistenco Inside theState of Mexico
Martin Clermont, Gerald Laganiere, Agustin Gasca Pliego,Manuel Ancira Garcia, Patricia Tejeda, Miguel Angel Herrera,Pedro Jauge Canada
Possibilities to Reduce Dioxin/Furan and PCB Emissions WhenUsing Alternative Combustibles in the Cement Industry
Richard Bolwerk Germany
Disposal of ExplosivesHorst H. Krause , Germany
Analysis and Control of Combustion in a Fluidized—Bed SolidWaste Incinerator
Ombretta Paladino, Paolo Costa, S> Zuccotti, P. G. FontanaItaly
Study on Incineration Techniques of ABS and Its Flue GasComposition Analysis
Chun-Teh Li, Chui Len Chen, Roger J. ChengPeople's Republic of China
Incinerator Performance—Post Trail Burn: Importance of Moni-tors
Joseph J. Santoleri United States
Session 7: Fine Particulate/Visibility
Visibility dans le sud du Quebec et de l'OntarioRichard Leduc, Ghislain Jacques Canada
Etude de la composition particulaire de l'atmosphere des loge-ments en milieu urbain ancien
Paul Pineau, Seydi Ababacar Ndiaye, Jean-Claude Cornut,Jean-Guy Faugere, Jacques Derion France
Etude par spectrom6trie de vibration des particules atmosphe-riques prelevees dans une zone forestiere
Paul Pineau, Seydi Ababacar Ndiaye, Jean-Claude Cornut,Jean-Guy Faugere, Jacques Duffoir France
Critical Levels Used to Estimate Emission Requirements. AirPollution in the Border Area of Norway and Russia
Bjarne Sivertsen, Leif O. Hagen Norway
Characterization of Respirable Particulate Matter in Mexico City,Mexico
Martha Barbiaux, Peter A. Scheff, Lyndon R. BabcockUnited States
A New Mechanism for the Generation of High Sulfate EnrichedAerosols in the Marine Atmosphere
Roger J.Cheng United States
Chemical Composition of Airborne Particulate Matter (APM) inthe Saleska Valley, Slovenia
Boris Stropnik, A. R. Byrne, B. Smodis, P. Stegnar Yugoslavia
Session 11D: Air Quality Studies: General
Quality Requirements for Ambient Air Quality Data with Respectto Environmental Health Standards
Helger R. Hauck, Helga Kromp-Kolb, Erwin Petz Austria
Calculation of Concentration Distributions for Atmospheric Poliut-ants from Continuously Measured Data—A New Method for AirQuality Monitoring
Wolfgang Vautz Germany
Impact des anomalies climatiques de 1989 et 1990 sur la pollutionatmospherique
Remi Stroebel, Jean-Pierre Vidal France
Etude locale de la dispersion de polluants par une methode detragage en temps reel
Rene Xavier Faivre-Pierret, Roger Sestier-Carlin, PhilippeBerne France
Prevision d'un indice de pollution atmospherique urbaine enfonction des conditions meteorologiques
Philippe Lameloise, Ch. Renaudot, D. Brion, J. P. Javelle,B. Lossec France
Etude et realisation d'un central informatique pilote pour lesreseaux francais de surveillance de la qualite de l'air
Alain Target, Y. Hauss, J. Kleinpeter, J.-P. Vidal France
Variations of Atmospheric Turbidity in Japanese AreaSachio Ohta, Naoto Murao, Tatsuya Fukazawa, Kimio Arao
Japan
Session 11E: Air Quality Studies: Urban
Emission Factors for Pollutant Waste Gases for Densely PopulatedUrban Areas
Sante Mazzacane Italy
Characterization and Source Apportionment of Suspended Partic-ulate Matter Under Severe Atmospheric Pollution in Early Winterof South-Kanto Area, Japan
Kazuhiko Sakamoto, Qing Yue Wang, George Gaidajis,Yuji Hirota, Katsunori Kimijima, Masaki Okuyama,Tateki Mizuno, Hiroshi Yoshikado Japan
Relationships Between Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and AirQuality/Meteorological Parameters in Urban Ambient Air
Sung-Ok Baek, Peter W. W- Kirk, Mark Goldstone, John N.Lester, Roger Perry • Korea
Representativeness of Ambient Air Quality Monitoring StationLocated on Streetside—A Case Study in Taipei
Jiun-Horng Tsai, Horng-Long Chiang Taiwan
Study on Forecast of Air Pollution Potential in Metropolitan Areaof Taiwan
Shih-Chong Lu, Che-Ming Chang Taiwan
Phase Distributions of Airborne Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbonsin Two U.S. Cities
Robert G. Lewis, Thomas J. Kelly, Jane C. ChuangUnited States
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California's Heavy Duty Vehicle Smoke and Tampering InspectionProgram
Paul E. Jacobs, Donald J. Chernich, John D. Kowalski,Darryl P. Gaslan United States
Session 18F: Air Pollution Control Systems: ControlTechnologies
An Electro-Mechanical Two-Stage System for the Separation ofDiesel Soot Particles
C. Wadenpohlj F. Loffler GermanyDeactivation of Catalysts by Phosphorus, Arsenic and SiliconCompounds .
K. Kirchner, M. Elsholz GermanyA Novel Method for Controlling Dilute Solvent Emissions
Hanns-Rudolf Paur GermanyAction des ondes acoustiques sur les aerosols
Andre Renoux FranceNegative Charging of Ultrafine Particles by Use of Photo-ElectronsEmitted from an Electrode Composed of Ultra-Thin Films by UVIrradiation
Kazuhiko Sakamoto, Tomonori Sato, Masayuki Shouyama,Toshiaki Fujii, Hidemi Nakai, Katunori Kimijima,Masaki Okuyama Japan
Emission Control of Chlorofluorocarbons by AdsorptionSatoru Kobayashi, Koichi Mizuno, Masahiro Shinbo, HideoOhuchi Japan
Characterisation and Catalytic Removal of Diesel SootOlaf P. van Pruissen, John P. A. Neeft, Michiel M. Makkee,John P. A. Moulijn The Netherlands
Session 27: Other Environmental Effects of Air Pollution
Mesure du nombre d'unites d'odeur a la Communaute urbaine deMontreal
M. F. Luc Lefebvre CanadaInfluences of Air Pollutants on Polymeric Materials
Thomas F, Reichert, Karl-Friedrich Ziegahn Germany
A Determination of the Benefits of Environmental Goods. AnApplication to the Abatement of Air Pollution
Thijs Zuidema The NetherlandsUse of an Expert System in Ecological Monitoring
S. K. Levin UkrainaPredicting Population Exposures to Air Pollutants Using Physicaland Stochastic Models
David A. Butler, Haluk Ozkaynak, John Spengler,Irwin H. Billick United States
Efficiencies of Free-Air Gas Fumigation DevicesFrederick W. Lipfert, G. R. Hendrey, K. F. Lewin, J. Nagy
United States
Session 28: Pollution Prevention: Policies andImplementation Approaches
Pollution Prevention: Policies and ApproachesSherri Watson Canada
Pollution Prevention: Japanese Approaches and PoliticsTakashi Miura Japan
Pollution Prevention: Dutch Approaches and PoliciesKlaas Krijgsheld Netherlands
Evaluating Alternatives to Chlorinated Solvents in Cleaning Oper-ations
Kimberly C. Cook, Chrisanti R. Haretos United StatesThe Pollution Prevention Act of 1990: Implementing its Regula-tory Development Provisions
Julie Shannon United StatesPollution Prevention: Comparative Risk Analysis and PrioritySetting
Si Duk Lee, Lester Grant United StatesApplications of Comparative Risk Analysis to Developing Nations
Lawrence T. Molloy United StatesPollution Prevention: A Multi-National Industry Perspective
David M. Behforado, Allen H. Aspengren, Alan B. StaplesUnited States
Pollution Prevention: Monsanto's ApproachEarl R. Beaver United States
Exhibition
The exhibition dates for the 9th World Clean Air Con-gress are August 31-September 2,1992. The exhibition willbe held in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal, Canada.Show hours will be:
Monday, August 31,11:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.Tuesday, September 1, 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.Wednesday, September 2, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
The exhibitors and the products that will be displayedfollow.
Exhibitor Booth Number
A.P.PA. (Association Pour La Prevention DeLa Pollution Atmospherique •
58, rue du Rocher75008 Paris, FrancePhone: 33 (1) 42 93 62 07
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44Clean Air Engineering500 West Wood StreetPalatine, IL 60067Phone: 708-991-3300
CAE Instrument Rental division is a complete environmentalinstrumentation company specializing in toxic gas monitors,personal sampling pumps, PIDs/FIDs, Hi-VOl samplers, mete-orological instruments and more.
Concord Environmental2 Tippett RoadToronto, Ontario M3H 2V2Phone: 416-630-6331
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27EcotechPtyLtd12 Apollo CourtBlackburn, VIC3130 AustraliaPhone: (61) 3 894 2445
Ecotech Model 9000 Series Data Acquisition Systems. EcotechModel 2000 High volume Air Sampler, Ecotech Model 200 AcidRain Sampler.
ENSR Consulting and Engineering35 Nagog ParkActon, MA 01720Phone: 508-635-9500
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22,23Environnement S.A.11 Bid RobespierrePoissy 78300 FrancePhone: 33.139.79.34.57
Air quality monitoring equipment, particulate and gas sourcemonitors, alarm and survey systems.
ETS International, Inc. 471401 Municipal Road N.W.Roanoke,VA 24012Phone: 703-265-0004
The firm specializes in toxic emission analysis, measurementand control.
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Gundle Lining Systems, Inc. 5219103 Gundle RoadHouston, TXPhone: 713-230-6714
IRSST (Institut de recherche en sante et ensecurite du travail du Quebec) 21
505. boul. de Maisonneuve ouestMontreal, Quebec H3A 3C2Phone: 514-288-1551
Results of our research and consulting activities in occupationalhealth and safety.
MDA Scientific, Inc. 43405 Barclay BoulevardLincolnshire, IL 60069Phone: 708-634-2800
FTIR Remote Sensor; infrared based, open path toxic gasmonitoring system with the capability to monitor up to 150gases over 650 meters.
Ministere de l'Environnement du Quebec3900, rue de MarlySainte-Foy, Quebec G1X 4E4Phone: 418-644-3989
National Research Council CanadaMontreal RoadBuildingM58Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0R6CanadaPhone: 613-993-4485
North American Weather Consultants3761 South 700 EastSalt Lake City, UT 84106Phone: 801-263-3500Environmental/air quality services.
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Differential optical absorption spectroscopy (DOAS) remotemonitoring systems for ambient air and stack emission control.
Thermo Environmental Instruments, Inc.Eight West Forge ParkwayFranklin, MA 02038
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Phone:508-520-0430Ambient pollution monitoring equipment: ambient, stack, andtoxic manufactured by Thermo Environmental InstrumentsInc.
Triangle Laboratories, Inc.801 Capitola DriveResearch Triangle Park, NC 27713Analytical Services.Phone: 919-544-5729
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54Trinity Consultants, Inc.12801 North Central Expressway # 1200Dallas, TX 75243Phone: 214-661-8100
Air quality consulting services, training courses in dispersionmodeling and PC dispersion modeling software.
U.S. EPA26 West Martin Luther King DriveMD-G75Cincinnati, OH 45268Phone: 202-260-2700
URG CorporationP.O. Box 368Carrboro, NC 27510Phone:919-942-2753Air sampling equipment.
W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc.101 Lewisville RoadElkton.MD 21921Phone: 410-392-3300GORE-TEX expanded PTFE filter bags and cartridges.
Wedding & Associates, Inc.P.O. Box 1756Fort Collins, CO 80522Phone: 303-221-0678Air Pollution Monitoring Equipment.
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9WMI Waste Management Du Canada, Inc.9501 boul. Ray LawsonAnjou, Quebec H1J 1L4CanadaPhone:514-352-2025
Waste collection, residential, commercial sector, industrial sec-tor, waste enhancement through recycling, trailers and porta-ble toilets, landfill sites.
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Le Reine ElizabethThe Queen Elizabeth
900 ouest, boul. Rene-Levesque WestMontreal, Quebec, Canada
H3B4A59e Congres mondial sur Fair pur et exposition
30 aoiit - 4 septembre 19929th World Clean Air Congress & Exhibition
LE REINE ELIZABETH - THE QUEEN ELIZABETH (514) 861-3511RESERVATION DE CHAMBRE - ROOM RESERVATION
Date d'arriveeArrival date
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$129$149$169
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SUITES:Une chambre et salonOne bedroom and parlour
Deux chambres et salonTwo bedrooms and parlour
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L'hotel ne peut garantir ni votre reservation, ni le tarif preferentiel consenti apreslelCT aout. Toute reservation re?ue apres cette date sera assujettie a ladisponibilite et aux tarifs reguliers en vigueur a l'hdtel.
The hotel cannot guarantee either your reservation or the special conventionrate if received after August 1. Any reservation received after this date issubject to the availability of rooms at the regular house rates.
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