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WPC
(redirected from Water Pollution Control)

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WPCWhey Protein Concentrate
WPCWater Pollution Control
WPCWood-Plastic Composite
WPCWorld Petroleum Congress
WPCWestminster Presbyterian Church (Wilmington, DE)
WPCWatts Per Channel
WPCWorld Pool Championship
WPCWorld Peace Council
WPCWoman Police Constable
WPCWomen's Political Council (Montgomery, Alabama, 1946)
WPCWarrior Preparation Center
WPCWorld Product Centre (New York, NY)
WPCWireless Personal Communications
WPCWashington Post Company
WPCPatrol Craft (United States Coast Guard)
WPCWireless Planning and Coordination Wing (India)
WPCWestern Power Corporation (Australia)
WPCWilliam Paterson College (Wayne, NJ)
WPCWorld Puzzle Championships
WPCWorld Partner Conference
WPCWelfare Policy Center (Hudson Institute)
WPCWestern Provincial Council
WPCWorld Population Conference
WPCWord Processing Center
WPCWrite Precompensation
WPCWaste Policy Center
WPCWashington Poison Center (Seattle, WA)
WPCWestinghouse Process Control
WPCWatts Per Candle
WPCWebroot Parental Controls
WPCWestern Processing Center (USACE, Portland)
WPCWave Particle Correlator
WPCWashington Planning Center
WPCWork Package Concept
WPCWestern Polymer Corporation (Moses Lake, Washington)
WPCWorkshop on Pervasive Computing
WPCWork Performance Category
WPCWeapons Programs Control
WPCWatt Pulse Communication (powerline communication chip; WATTECO SAS)
WPCWorld Poker Clinic (website)
WPCWorkstation Processing Center (ATWCS)
WPCWar Preparations Center


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Nationally, public health remained the primary water-quality concern when Congress passed the Water Pollution Control Act in 1948 and amended it in 1956.
Contesting pollution in Dixie: the case of Corney Creek by Colten, Craig E. / Journal of Southern History
In the 1972 amendments to the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, now known as the Clean Water Act (CWA or the Act), (3) Congress articulated one of the broadest ecosystem restoration and protection aspirations in all of environmental law: "The objective of this chapter is to restore and maintain the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of the Nation's waters.
The two lost books in the water quality trilogy: the elusive ... by Adler, Robert W. / Environmental Law
Sound wastewater treatment plant management: The Eugene/Springfield Regional Water Pollution Control Facility has recently implemented an Environmental Management System.
Springfield government practices sustainability by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
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