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ANNEX A REFERENCES AND FURTHER READING LUERATURE RF:FERENCES USED TO PREPARE THE TEXT ARCEIVALA S., 1978, "Water Reuse in India", Water Reuse, Ed H. Shuval, Academic Press. ASNES H., 1984, Reduction oj Water Consumption in Textile Industry, IFATCC Conference, London. CENTRAL BOARD FOR THE PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF WATER POLLUTION, 1981, Report on Pollution Control Measures and Standardsjor Effluents from Textile Industry, Prepared by Environmental Engineering Consultants, Bombay. DIXIT M.D., 1972, "Practical Reuse of Water in Textile Industry", Colourage (India), Vol. 19, No.6. DOSHI S.M., G.R. PILLAI
78 ANNEX A US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH INFORMA TION CENTRE, Technology Transfer, 1974, In-Plant Control ofPollution and Upgrading Textile Operations to Reduce Pollution, Institute of Textile Technology. US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH INFORMA TION CENTRE, Technology Transfer, 1978, Environmental Pollution ContTolin the Textile Processing Industry. US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH INFORMA TION CENTRE, Technology Transfer, October 1979, Development Document/or Effluent Limitations Guide/inesand Standardsjor Textile Mills, Environmental Pollution Control in Textile Processing Industry. GENERAL REFERENCES Environmental Auditing BOLAND E.W., 1988, "Environmental Auditing Can Minimize the Risk of Not Being in Compliance and of Knowing It, A Self Appraisal", American Dyestuff Reporter, Vol. 3, No. 27. CUTLER R.W., 1985, Environmental Auditing: The Keystone to a management compliance, control and risk assessment program, Environmental Auditing Fundamentals and Techniques, John Wiley and Sons. HARRISON L.L., 1984, The McGraw-Hili Environmental Auditing Handbook, A Guide to Corporate and Environmental Waste Management, McGraw-Hill Book Company, U.S.A. HARVEY H., May 1978, "Your Mill Can Profit From Energy Audit", Textile World, p. 143. NEWTON J., 1989, Environmental A uditing, Pudvan PubJishIDg Co., Northbrook, Illinois, USA. ONTARIO WASTE MANAGEMENT CORPORAnON, 1981, Industrial Waste Audit and Reduction Manual, Canada. UNITED NAnONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME - INDUSTRY AND ENVIRONMENT OFFICE, January 1989, Environmental Auditing, Technical Report Series No.2, Paris France. UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME - INDUSTRY AND ENVIRONMENT OFFICE, and UNITED NAnONS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZAnON, 1991, Audit and Reduction Manual for Industrial Emissions and Wastes, Technical Report Series No.7, Paris, France. Chemical Safety, Occupational Safety and Chemical Transport ETAD, 1992, Colorants and the Environment - Guidance for the User, ETAD Information Notice No.4. ETAD, 1989, Guidelines for Safe Handling of Dyes. ETAD, 1983, Guidelines for the Safe Handling ofDyestuffs in Color Storerooms. BTAD, Reactive Dyes - Mode of Action and Safe Handling. ETAD, 1987, Safety Instructions for Handling of Colorants. ETAD, 1992, Information Notice No.3 (in Italian, English, French). ETAD, 1993, ETAD Dye Care Initiative, Slide Presentation, Prepared by US Operating Committee. ETAD, 'Pollution Prevention Guidance Manualfor the Dye Manufacturing Industry.' A cooperative project between the US Environmental Protection Agency and USOC of ETAD (although more relevant to manufacturers it has some interest also for dye users).
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