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Refuse quantities and frequency of service
Determination of significant changes in quantities of refuse from Wards 17 and 25, City of Chicago, as result of initiation in 1966 of twice-a-week pickup service in approximately one-third of living units serviced is studied; method for making comparisons based on information from similar neighborhoods and identical time periods was developed and used in analysis.
Refuse quantities and frequency of service
Determination of significant changes in quantities of refuse from Wards 17 and 25, City of Chicago, as result of initiation in 1966 of twice-a-week pickup service in approximately one-third of living units serviced is studied; method for making comparisons based on information from similar neighborhoods and identical time periods was developed and used in analysis.
Refuse quantities and frequency of service
ASCE -- Proc (J Sanitary Eng Div)
Quon, J.E. (author) / Tanaka, M. (author) / Charnes, A. (author)
1968
18 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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