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Constructed Wetlands – Water Management, Treatment and Reuse
Event Location:London, United KingdomStart Date:18 September 2012End Date:19 September 2012Link:Official WebsiteDescription:Membrane Technology for Sustainable Desalination & Water Reuse
Event Location:Kaust, Saudi ArabiaStart Date:28 April 2012End Date:03 May 2012Link:Official WebsiteDescription:The European Membrane Society has announced a week-long Middle East school of membrane technology at the King Abdullah University of Science & Technology (KAUST) in Saudi Arabia. Membrane Technology for Sustainable Desalination & Water Reuse will be hosted by KAUST's Water Desalination & Reuse Center.More than a dozen speakers from KAUST and European institutes and universities have been lined up for presentations during the course.
Global boom for upgrading wastewaster treatment
A report published last week by the Boston-based independent research house estimated that water managers globally will spend aboout USD$27.8 billion for advanced wastewater treatment technologies in 2012.
That spend will provide an additional global wastewater treatment capacity of 16.3 million cubic metres (m3) per day.
The report noted that wastewater technologies most commonly used by cities today “gobble enormous amounts of energy, send megatons of toxic sludge to landfills and incinerators, and throw away valuable water that many communities could reuse”.
ReplyProduced Water Management Asia 2012
Event Location:Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaStart Date:22 May 2012End Date:23 May 2012Link:Official WebsiteDescription:With water production becoming a major environmental and economic issue for operators and regulators worldwide, it is every oil and gas operator’s responsibility to ensure they adopt efficient strategies to mitigate the ill effects of produced water.
Energy IQ is pleased to announce the second edition of Produced Water Management 2012 (22nd – 23rd May, 2012), a conference that looks exclusively into the latest advancements, strategies and technologies to cope with challenges arising out of the large amounts of produced water.AWA Biosolids and Source Management National Conference
Event Location:Gold Coast, AustraliaStart Date:18 June 2012End Date:20 June 2012Link:Official WebsiteDescription:Aim:
Source Managementsource management of pollutants across catchments;
provision of nationally recognised qualifications; and
priority pollutants effecting reuse of resourcesBiosolids
achieving higher grades for biosolid reuse;
reducing odour potential; and
increasing knowledge of benefits to crops and improvement in soil qualitySCMA 2012
Event Location:San Antonio, Texas, United States of AmericaStart Date:22 August 2012End Date:24 August 2012Link:Official WebsiteDescription:The conference will feature educational presentations, networking opportunities, and CEU's for operators.
AMTA/AWWA Membrane Conference
Event Location:Glendale, Arizona, United StatesStart Date:27 February 2012End Date:01 March 2012Link:Official WebsiteDescription:The 2012 Membrane Technology Conference and Exposition will be the premier event for membrane technology and
applications in North America. For the first time, AWWA and AMTA have teamed together to host a joint conference
and exposition in Glendale, Arizona, held February 27– March 1, 2012.NATIONAL WATER RECYCLING & REUSE TECHNOLOGY 2011 CONFERENCE
Event Location:Melbourne, AustraliaStart Date:02 November 2011End Date:04 November 2011Link:Official WebsiteDescription:2011 National Water Recycling & Reuse Technology Conference will give an update on water recycling reforms, technologies and also case studies on industrial & commercial water recycling.
IWA Regional Conference on Wastewater Purification and Reuse
Event Location:Heraklion, Crete, GreeceStart Date:28 March 2012End Date:30 March 2012Link:Official WebsiteDescription:The aim of the Wastewater Purification and Reuse Regional Conference, is to gather, under one roof, all of you that your research, your business or your daily activity, is related to the purification of the wastewater and its reuse. We believe that through the presentation and discussion of technical and scientific achievements, as well as the exchange of experiences that each of you will bring along, we will be able to increase the water reuse parameter as a tool and reduce the wastewater parameter as a threat.
EPA recognizes reclaimed water project
As the City of Fort Worth works to meet the future water needs of a booming population, Village Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant's reclaimed water service for irrigation and non-potable uses is getting national attention.