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WARREN, J.A. BERNER, J.E. CURTIS, T. (2005): Climate change and human health: infrastructure impacts to small remote communities in the north.. In: International journal of circumpolar health : Volume 64 Issue 5, 487-97. URL [Accessed: 25.01.2019]

DUDAREV, A.A. DUSHKINA, E.V. SLADKOVA, Y.N. ALLOYAROV, P.R. CHUPAKHIN, V.S. DOROFEYEV, V.M. KOLESNIKOVA, T.A. FRIDMAN, K.B. EVENGARD, B. NILSSON, L.M. (2013): Food and water security issues in Russia II: water security in general population of Russian Arctic, Siberia and Far East. In: International Journal of Circumpolar Health : Issue 72, 22646. URL [Accessed: 25.01.2019] PDF

LANE, K. STODDART, A.K. GAGNON, G.A. (2018): Water safety plans as a tool for drinking water regulatory frameworks in Arctic communities. In: Environmental Science and Pollution Research: Volume 25 Issue 33, 32988-33000. URL [Accessed: 25.01.2019] PDF

GUNNARSDOTTIR, R. et al. (2012): A Review of Wastewater Handling in the Arctic with Special Reference to Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products (PPCPs) and Microbial Pollution. In: Ecological Engineering: Volume 50 , 76-85. URL [Accessed: 25.01.2019]

JÖNSSON, H., VINNERÅS, B., HÖGLUND, C. and STENSTRÖM, T.A. (1994): Source separation of urine. Wasser & Boden 51(11), 21-25. URL [Accessed: 25.01.2019]

JENSSEN, P.D., HEYERDAH, P. H., HANSSEN J.F. and KELOVA, M. E. (2015): Solar powered dry toilet for cold climate – results from a pilot study. Poster presentation at “The dry toilet conference” 2015, Tampere Finland, p.103. URL [Accessed: 25.01.2019] PDF

ROGNESS, D.R (1991): Status of water supply and waste disposal services in rural Alaska. In: Arctic medical research: , 704-7. URL [Accessed: 25.01.2019]

BROWNE, W. and JENSSEN P.D. (2005): Exceeding tertiary standards with a pond/reed bed system in Norway. Water Science and Technology 51 (9), 229-306 URL [Accessed: 23.01.2019] PDF

JENSSEN, P. & SIEGRIST, R. (1990): Technology assessment of wastewater treatment by soil infiltration systems. Water Science & Technology 22 (3-4), 83-92.: URL [Accessed: 23.01.2019]

Community wastewater infiltration at 69o northern latitude – 25 years of experience. JENSSEN, P. D., KROGSTAD, T. and HALVORSEN, K.. Albuquerque, NM (USA): Paper presented at SSSA Onsite Wastewater Conference, April 7-8, p. 252 URL [Accessed: 23.01.2019] PDF

CONN, K.E., SIEGRIST, R.L., BARBER, L.B. and MEYER, M.T. (2010): Fate of Trace Organic Compounds during Vadose Zone Soil Treatment in an Onsite Wastewater System. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 29(2), 285-293. Published online 8 October 2009. URL [Accessed: 23.01.2019]

This document describes onsite wastewater soil absorption systems (WSAS), which have the potential to achieve high treatment efficiencies over a long life service at low cost. Information is given on the function and performance of WSAS, the current state of knowledge, and identifying major gaps in predicting system performance.

SIEGRIST, R. L., TYLER, E.J. and JENSSEN, P.D. (2000): Design and Performance of Onsite Wastewater Soil Absorption Systems. St. Louis, Missouri (USA): Paper presented at National Research Needs Conference, Risk-Based Decision Making for Onsite Wastewater Treatment, 19–20 May. URL [Accessed: 23.01.2019] PDF

Infiltration of wastewater in buried soil infiltration systems has been promoted as a low cost, effective alternative for treatment and disposal of wastewater flows from commercial developments and small communities. However, design and performance relationships are not always well defined and systems are often implemented based on local tradition and empiricism. This paper describes design criteria especially for large subsurface wastewater treatment systems.

JENSSEN, P.D. ; SIEGRIST, R.L. (1990): Technology Assessment of Wastewater Treatment by Soil Infiltration Systems. In: Water Science & Technology: Volume 22 , 83-92. URL [Accessed: 23.01.2019]

LANCE, J.C. (1972): Nitrogen removal by soil mechanisms. Water Pollution Control Federation 44(7), 1552–1561. URL [Accessed: 23.01.2019]

JENSSEN, P. D., KROGSTAD T., PARUCH A. M., MÆHLUM, T., ADAM, K., ARIAS, A., HEISTAD, C. A., JONSSON, L., HELLSTRÖM, D., BRIX, H. YLI-HALLA, M., VRÅLE, L. and VALVE, M. (2010): Filter bed systems treating domestic wastewater in the Nordic countries – performance and reuse of filter media. Ecological Engineering 36 (12), 1651-1659. URL [Accessed: 23.01.2019]

ENFIELD, C.G. (1974): Rate of Phosphorus Sorption by Five Oklahoma Soils. Soil Science Society of America Journal, 38(3), 404-407. URL [Accessed: 23.01.2019]

GaBi combines t Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) modelling and reporting software, content databases with data collection and reporting tools. With the aim to help LCA professionals to save money, reduce risk, communicate product benefits and increase revenue.

http://www.gabi-software.com/international/index/ [Accessed: 22.01.2019]

HORVATH, A. STOKES, J. University of California, Berkeley Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (2011): Life-cycle Energy Assessment of Alternative Water Supply Systems in California. Final Project Report California Energy Commission. California Energy Commission URL [Accessed: 22.01.2019]

DIXON, A. ; et al. (2003): Assessing the environmental impact of two options for small-scale wastewater treatment: comparing a reedbed and an aerated biological filter using a life cycle approach. In: Ecological Engineering: Volume 20 Issue 4, 297-308. URL [Accessed: 22.01.2019]

MACHADO, A. P. ; et al. (2006): Life cycle assessment of wastewater treatment options for small and decentralized communities. In: 10th International conference on wetland systems for water pollution control: URL [Accessed: 22.01.2019]