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These links were taken out, they clog the article too much. Perhaps some can be reincluded, others moved to other pages -- —The preceding unsigned comment was added by KVDP, 3 October 2012
- I've gone through this list (added below by KVDP) and added comments in italics. Where I considered a link "dealt with" for good or bad, I gave it a strikethrough. I also added better titles and descriptions to some.
- My judgements are not final, and I haven't looked at the other links which were left on the article. Chriswaterguy 05:07, 23 October 2012 (UTC)
- The best common errors and best practices section ever. - Looks intelligent and useful, but I haven't made a thorough assessment. Putting back, without the "best ever" hubris.
The EPA on water.Too broad.Greywater for Trees and Landscape by Art Ludwig on agroforestry.net.- Good. Can stay on the article until we have a separate Greywater for agroforestry article.http://www.greywater.com/ - Check out their pollution page.- some useful design info and diagrams. Putting the homepage link back.Safe Use of Household Greywater, College of Agriculture and Home Economics New Mexico State University.This is good - moving to article.- These California standards links belong on a more specific page, Greywater in California:
- 3/29/07 LA Times article on Grey water's red tape
- Focuses on Subsurface Drip Irrigation and Mini-Leachfield in California
- 1997 Revised California Graywater Standards (pdf)
- Main changes:
- Use in commercial, industrial and multifamily projects is now acceptable (and procedures for estimating discharge in those environments are now included). Whereas before only single family homes were allowed.
- One irrigation zone is now acceptable. Whereas before two were required.
- Filters are now sized based on filtration rate. Whereas before a 1 inch filter was prescribed.
- Main changes:
- California Revised Greywater Code (html)
- 3/29/07 LA Times article on Grey water's red tape
- Graywater Reuse and Rainwater Harvesting, Colorado State University - Seems good - worth a look by anyone expanding this area on Appropedia; relevant to a potential Greywater in Colorado article.
- Chapter 9 of the Humanure Handbook - anecdotal and meandering in style - no doubt worth a look by a serious student. What do we do with content like this - recruit a volunteer to distil the good bits?
Guide to Greywater- good, but this particular page is quite basic. Leaving out.Constructed wetlands by Bruce Lesikar (Extension Agricultural Engineering Specialist, the Texas A&M University System)- looks good, better on constructed wetlands, so I'll place it there.