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Geographic, sectoral, and constituent characteristics of US off-site manufacturing wastewater disposal
This study employs recent US Environmental Protection Agency off-site manufacturing wastewater disposal data and a socioenvironmental assessment tool for the United States to understand the characteristics of such disposal in terms of geography, major contributing sectors and pollutants, and environ
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