Promoting the Adoption of Pollution Prevention Innovations With the Assistance of Publicly Owned Treatment Works

Lindsey, Timothy C.

Promoting the Adoption of Pollution Prevention Innovations With the Assistance of Publicly Owned Treatment Works

Lindsey, Timothy C.

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Title: Promoting the Adoption of Pollution Prevention Innovations With the Assistance of Publicly Owned Treatment Works
Author(s): Lindsey, Timothy C.
Issue Date: 1998
Doctoral Committee Chair(s): Bruce A. Williams
Department of Study: Urban and Regional Planning
Discipline: Urban and Regional Planning
Degree Granting Institution: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Degree Name: Ph.D.
Degree Level: Dissertation
Keyword(s): Urban and Regional Planning
Language: eng
Abstract: The thesis explains key factors and events that influenced the various adoption/rejection decisions regarding this technology. Additionally, the efforts of the State P2 change agents to promote the technology are evaluated along with the impacts of involving change agent aides (publicly owned treatment works). The thesis also provides a model of how this concept could be applied to other planning disciplines and specifically defines how the model could be applied for the facilitation of P2 adoption on a national level.
Graduation Semester: 1998
Type of Resource: text
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