Environmental Phosphorus

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Arsan, O.M., Solomatina, V.D. and Romanenko, V.D. (1984). The role of environmental phosphorus in regulating bioenergetic processes of fish (In Russian). Gydrobiologicheskii Zhumal 20,53-57. 

Brown, W.E. Solubilities of phosphates and other sparingly soluble compounds, p. 203-239, Griffith, E.J., Beeton, A., Spencer, J.M., and Mitchell, D.T., ed., "Environmental Phosphorus Handbook," Wiley and Sons, New York, 1973. 

Fisher, D.J., 1973. Geochemistry of minerals containing phosphorus. In E.J. Griffith, A. Beeton, J.M. Spencer and D.T. Mitchell (Editors), Environmental Phosphorus Handbook, John Wiley, New York, NY, pp. 141—152. 

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J.B. NesbitL Phosphorus in wastewater treatment. Chapter 35, in E.J. Griffith et al., Eds., Environmental Phosphorus, WUey, New York, 1973. 

Earlier in this chapter Dr. Emigh is cited for several of the data presented. In his chapter, page 105, in Environmental Phosphorus Handbook, referring to Columbia, Tennessee he states Up until the mid-1930s most of the phosphate was mined for the fertilizer industry but since then it is used locally in electric furnaces producing phosphorus. The area is the largest phosphorus producer in the world. ... 

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