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Description: The cost of being a good neighbor
The cost of being a good neighbor
making odor management decisions. The authors share their insights based on recent survey findings and an in-depth study.
Author(s)
Sharon Paterson
SourceArticle from Jan/Feb 2020 World Water Magazine
Project IDWW53
SubjectJan/ Feb Issue
Document typeMagazine article
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Jan 2020
Volume / Issue43 / 1
Content sourceWorld Water Magazine
First / last page(s)35 - 36
Copyright2020
Word count1,327
Subject keywordsOdor Control
Associated keywords:Wunderlich-Malec EngineeringJacobs Engineeringodor control systemsodor control costs survey

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Description: The cost of being a good neighbor
Authors’ Note
The cost of being a good neighbor
Sharon Paterson is the business development manager at Wunderlich-Malec Engineering, based in Golden, Colorado, US. She has worked for fifteen years in the wastewater industry, focused chiefly on odor management. Scott Cowden, P.E., is principal technologist at Jacobs Engineering’s offices in Corvallis, Oregon, US. The findings of the odor cost study will be presented at the upcoming...
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Copyright2020
Word count100
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