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•Concentrations and Potential Toxicity of Metals and Ammonia in Peoria Lake Sediments and Pore Waters (1)
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Calumet Eco-Industrial Network Survey Project: Partnership Opportunities for Reusing Materials, Water, and Energy

 
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 Description:  The Calumet Eco-Industrial Network Survey Project was conducted to collect baseline information for the purpose of developing an Eco-Industrial Network in the Calumet region of Chicago. Southeast Chicago Development Commission (SCDCom) believes that local companies can utilize the basic principles of material re-use, waste reduction, and energy efficiency within networks of companies. Information gathered from this survey project could be a first step in creating an Eco-Industrial Network (EIN) between local companies in the Calumet region. 
 Date Created:  04 01 2003 
 Agency ID:  RR-102 
 ISL ID:     Original UID: 132 FIRST WORD: Calumet 
 

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Chemical Management Services - Focused Studies: Part 1. CMS in Small and Medium Enterprises, Part 2. A CMS

 
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 Description:  This report covers two aspects of efforts to increase adoption of chemical management services (CMS). The first is expansion of CMS into small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The second is reducing uncertainty among chemical users through a CMS "standard." A review of existing standards in other industries reveals five basic dimensions that must be considered in structuring a CMS standard. Three alternative structures for the CMS standard are proposed. 
 Date Created:  04 05 2004 
 Agency ID:  RR-104 
 ISL ID:  000000000104   Original UID: 125 FIRST WORD: Chemical 
 

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Concentrations and Potential Toxicity of Metals and Ammonia in Peoria Lake Sediments and Pore Waters

 
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 Description:  The concentrations and potential toxicity of several heavy metals (cadmium (Cd), copper (Cu), nickel (Ni), lead (Pb), and zinc (Zn)) and ammonia in sediments and pore waters of Peoria Lake to 30 cm depth have been characterized. 
 Date Created:  03 23 2004 
 Agency ID:  RR-103 
 ISL ID:  000000000105   Original UID: 128 FIRST WORD: Concentrations 
 

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Concentrations of Selected Elements, Physical Condition, Reproductive Activity, and Demographic Patterns in Small Mammals Inhabiting DePue Wildlife Management Area

 
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 Description:  The objectives of this study were: 1) examine if concentrations of selected elements in the tissues of small mammals inhabiting DePue Wildlife Management Area were elevated relative to those collected at reference sites; 2) compare concentrations of selected elements in the tissues of small mammals from DWMA with critical levels observed in previous studies, and 3) compare the abundance, demographics, reproduction, and health indices of white-footed mice from DWMA with those collected at reference sites. 
 Date Created:  03 17 2003 
 Agency ID:  RR-101 
 ISL ID:  000000000116   Original UID: 140 FIRST WORD: Concentrations