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Middlebrooks, Eddie Joe was born on October 16, 1932 in Crawford County, Georgia, United States. Son of Robert Harold and Jewell LaVerne (Dixon) Middlebrooks.
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Biologically-based systems for handling waste are gathering international attention as a more reliable, less costly alternative to energy intensive mechanical systems, and are being used by increasing numbers of communities and municipalities. The natural process of waste treatment deals with processing waste and wastewater naturally in streams and the soil. The process in wastewater treatment plants is virtually the same process used in treating the material with bacteria only at a more rapid rate. This results in higher energy consumption and more accumulated sludge than the natural process. This edition features recent advances in the use of wetlands and aquatic systems, the treatment of sludges, and other areas in the field of waste management. It also includes current EPA regulations and coverage of small-scale on-site systems.
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Middlebrooks, Eddie Joe was born on October 16, 1932 in Crawford County, Georgia, United States. Son of Robert Harold and Jewell LaVerne (Dixon) Middlebrooks.
Business and Community Engagement, University Florida, 1956. Master of Science, University Florida, 1960. Doctor of Philosophy, Mississippi State University, 1966.
Assistant sanitary engineer United States Public Health Service, Cincinnati, 1956-1958. Field engineer T.T. Jones Construction Company, Atlanta, 1958-1959. Graduate teaching assistant University Florida, 1959-1960.
Research assistant University Arizona, 1960-1961. Assistant professor, then associate professor Mississippi State University, 1962-1967. Research engineer, assistant director Sanitary Engineering Research Laboratory, University California-Berkeley, 1968-1970.
Professor Utah State University, Logan, 1970-1982, dean College Engineering, 1974-1982. Newman chair natural resources engineering Clemson University, 1982-1983. Provost, vice president academy affairs Tennessee Technology University, 1983-1988, University Tulsa, 1988-1990, professor chemical engineering, 1988-1992, Trustees professor chemical engineering, 1990-1992, acting president, 1990.
Professor civil engineering University Nevada, Reno, 1992-1997. Member national drinking water advisory council Environmental Protection Agency, 1981-1983. Consultant Environmental Protection Agency, United Nations Industrial Development Organization, California Water Resources Control Board, City and County of San Francisco, State of Colorado, South Florida Water Management District (Everglades), also numerous industrial and engineering firms.
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Fellow American Society of Civil Engineers. Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, Water Environment Federation (director 1979-1981, 91-92), Eddy medal 1969), Association Environmental Engineering professors (president 1974), UtahWater Pollution Control Association (president 1976), International Association on WaterQuality, American Society Engineering Education, American Academy Environmental Engineers (diplomate, trustee 1992-1995, vice president 1995, president 1997-1998), Sigma Xi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi (Distinguished member), Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau.
Married Charlotte Linda Hardy, December 6, 1958. 1 child, Linda Tracey.