Supply from the Sea—Exploring Ocean Desalination   Water & Wastes Digest January 2006   By Jeff Szytel, P.E.
Although barriers exist in large-scale implementation of ocean desalination, the development of projects is expected to continue well into the future

How to Handle Membrane Reject Water   Membrane Technology November 2005   Van Kile and Susie Kippenberger

Seawater Desalination With Reverse Osmosis   Water Quality Products March 2001   Jorg Menningmann, Waterlink Pure Water Division
Desalination technology has brought fresh water and hence industrial and commercial development to areas of the world that otherwise might have remained unproductive. Not only has development been enhanced by this technology but, more importantly, the health and welfare of many people have been improved by the supply of sanitary fresh water supplies.
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Water Quality Impacts of Long-Term Effluent Disposal Strategies in Southeast Florida   Water Engineering & Management May 2000   Ghislaine B. Carr, P.E., Patrick A. Davis, P.E., Robert E. Fergen, P.E. and Frederick Bloetscher, P.E.
The Southeast Florida Ocean Outfall Experiment II project was designed to satisfy bio-monitoring concerns and provide site specific information to allow the U.S. EPA Regional Administrator to evaluate if four open ocean outfalls located off the Southeast Florida coast were contributing to "unreasonable degradation" of the local marine environment.