Niagara Falls: from honeymoon to Love Canal and back by RR Roll Wasteland to parkland: the Cherry Farm/River Road Remediation by JG Goeddertz, JH Kyles, MS Raybuck Niagara River toxics 2000 by Niagara River Secretariate Involving youth in water quality issues by J Spisiak Remedial action plans in Lake Ontario Basin Coarse monomedia filtration: a solution to wet weather flow by BT Smith and KM Miller Water resources management history project by RD Hennigan Managing Mercury in Erie County by MC Rossi President's message by AJ Zabinski Executive director's report by P Cerro-Reehil WEF news |
Fall 2000 Vol. 30, No. 3
Quick reference Membrane applications
The Water Environment Federation (WEF) recently
announced the publication of Membrane Technologies for
Industrial and Municipal Wastewater Treatment and
Reuse (Order No. P00103PL). Price: members $62.00,
$80.00 nonmembers, plus postage, handling and
applicable taxes. Review copies are available to
editors upon request. Contact
Web site dedicated to waterWEF, together with leading international water organizations and companies, announced plans to create a comprehensive water Web site combining the collective insights of more than a hundred thousand global water specialists. A worldwide launch is planned for summer 2001. Contact Mr. Tor Wennesland, Secretary General, International Water Academy (phone +47 22 76 92 50); Mr. Bjorn von Euler, Director, Corporate Communications, Fluid Technology and Specialty Products, ITT Industries (phone 201-760-5795, corporate web site (click here); Mr. Al Goodman, President, Water Environment Federation (phone 812-945-2333). . . . and on biosolidsThe National Biosolids Partnership (NBP), a not-for-profit consortium of WEF, Association of Metropolitan Sewerage Agencies, and USEPA, officially launched its web site in July 2000,
The web site will serve as a
central clearing house for communication of
biosolids-related information. Contact
Research topicsThe Water Environment Research Foundation (WERF) recently announced that more than twenty new or expanded projects, representing nearly $7 million in funding for research, have been selected for funding. The RFPs build on previous WERF-sponsored research and move in new directions. WERF's research programs seek to promote the application of sound science and objective information to support the water quality community and the public it serves. Proposals must be delivered to WERF by close of business on October 31, 2000.
For more
information, or to receive a complete RFP package and
instructions on submitting proposals, call WERF at
703-684-2470, x7900; fax 703-299-0742; or
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