ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE
VOL. 16, NUMBER 1, JANUARY / FEBRUARY 1999

Electrolytic Reduction of CCI (4) —Effects of Cathode Material and
Potential on Kinetics, Selectivity, and Product Stoichiometry
Z. Liu, R.G. Arnold, E.A. Betterton, and K.D. Festa 1

Separation in a PCB-Contaminated Mineral Oil System
J. Cvengrosand V. Filistein 15

Degradation Patterns of Fresh and Aged Petroleum-Contaminated Soils
E.F. Parker and W.D. Burgos 21

Mass Balance of Toxic Metals in Cement and Aggregate Kilns
Co-Fired with Fossil and Hazardous Waste-Derived Fuels
J.Ö. Eckert, Jr., Q. Guo, and A,F. Moscati 31

Trmitrophenol Transformation by Enterobacter taylorae
L, He and A,G. Collins 57

Benchmarking of the Saturated-Zone Module Associated with Three
Risk Assessment Models: RESRAD, MMSOILS, and MEPAS
G. Whelan, J,P. McDonald, E.K. Gnanapragasam, G.F. Laniak, C.S. Lew,
W.B. Mills, and C. Yu 67

Benchmarking of the Vadose-Zone Module Associated with Three Risk
Assessment Models: RESRAD, MMSOILS, and MEPAS
G. Whelan, J.P. McDonald, E.K. Gnanapragasam, G.F. Laniak, C.S. Lew,
W ,B .Mills, and C .Yu 81

Fenton-Like Soil Remediation Catalyzed by Naturally Occurring
Iron Minerals
RJ. Watts. M.D. Udell, S. Kong, and S.W. Leung 93

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ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE
VOLUME 16 , NUMBER 2 , MARCH / APRIL 1999

Leaching of Pollutants from Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement
A.S. Brantley, and T.G. Townsend 105

The Impact of Phosphate on Water-Treatment Residual: Prelude
to Reuse
MA. Butkus, and D. Grasso 117

Electrochemical Reduction of Carbon Dioxide on an Indium Wire
in a KOH/Methanol-Based Electrolyte at Ambient Temperature
and Pressure
S, Kaneco, R. lwao, K. liba, S-L lfoh, K. ohta, and T. Mimno 131

Prevention of Acid Mine Drainage by Sulfate Reducing Bacteria:
Organic Substrate Addition to Mine Waste Piles
S.D. Kirn, J.J. Kilbane, and D.K. Cha 139

The Effects of Seawater on the Dissolution Potential of Phosphogypsum:
Cement Composites
T. Guo, R.K. Seals, R.F. Malone, and KA. Rusch 147

Volatility of Arsenic and Lead from Simulated Incinerator Slags
T.J. overcamp, D.L Hoffman, B.A. Striebig, and F. Watts 157

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ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE
VOLUME 16, NUMBER 4 , JULY / AUGUST 1999

Widespread Failure to Comply with U.S. Storm Water Regulations for
Industry—Part I: Publicly Available Data to Estimate Number of
Potentially Regulated Facilities
L.D. Duke, K.P. Coleman, and B. Masek 229

Widespread Failure to Comply with U.S. Storm Water Regulations for
Industry—Part II: Facility-Level Evaluations to Estimate Number of
Regulated Facilities
LD. Duke, and K.A. Shaver 249

Kinetic Study of Oxidation of Trichlorethylene by Potassium
Permanganate
K-C Huang, G.E. Hoag, P. Chheda, BA Woody, and G.M. Dobbs 265

Degradation of 2,4-Dichlorophenol Wastewater by Hydrogen Peroxide
in the Presence of Basic Oxygen Furnace Slag
Y-S. Li, Y-H. You, and H -Y. Chung 275

Influence of Failure Modes on PAH Emission During
Lab-Scale Incineration
G. Mascolo, V. Lotito, L. Spinosa, G. Mininni, and G. Bagnuolo 287