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State Regulation of Chloramination

David J. Hack

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This article presents the results of a survey conducted by AWWA's Disinfection Committee into the practice of chloramination in US states and territories, including the policies of state water supply regulatory agencies with regard to the use of chloramines.

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This article presents the results of a survey conducted by AWWA's Disinfection Committee into the practice of chloramination in US states and territories, including the policies of state water supply regulatory agencies with regard to the use of chloramines.

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This article presents the results of a survey conducted by AWWA's Disinfection Committee into the practice of chloramination in US states and territories, including the policies of state water supply regulatory agencies with regard to the use of chloramines.

Key concepts: Chloramination, Chloramine, State (computer science), Water supply, Environmental planning, Public administration, Political science, Water resource management

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