61. Anchorage Water And Wastewater Utility Anchorage Water wastewater Utility is dedicated to serving our community s public health needs by providing reliable, quality water and wastewater http://www.awwu.biz/

62. Alderwood Water & Wastewater District Alderwood Water wastewater District. Skip navigation and go to content Picnic Point wastewater Treatment Facility http://www.alderwoodwater.com/

Skip navigation and go to content Our Water Conservation Your Account ... Contact Us Allocation Plan Latest Updates Allocation Plan Picnic Point Allocation Plan for certificates of sewer availability Picnic Point Basin Sewer Certificate Allocation Drawing Allocation Waiting List Drawing Results Picnic Point Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrade Project click here for update (link to another web site) Notices... Privacy Notice Water Rate Notice Wastewater Rate Notice Conservation Goals (Draft) 3626 156th St. SW Lynnwood, WA 98087-5021 425-743-4605 / 425-742-4562 fax Billing/Payment Quick-Links... Account Login Billing Information Senior Citizen Discounts Emergency? Monday - Friday, 8AM to 5PM (except Federal Holidays) After hours emergency call: Dial Before You Dig... Utility Notification Center Call: 1-800-424-5555 Contact Us Site Map

63. Welcome To The World Of Watersaver Pond-lake-liners-geomembrane-erosion-sediment Pond Liners, Golf Course Lake Liners, Reservoir Liners Covers, wastewater Liners, Landfill Caps Covers, Erosion Sediment Control Products, http://www.watersaver.com/

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64. Main Norweco is a manufacturer of water and wastewater treatment products, systems and chemicals for municipal, industrial, commercial, residential and onsite http://www.norweco.com/html/main.htm

About Norweco Visual Tour Norweco Flags Products ... Who are We? Find out about Norweco, our history and how to join our team. Tour Our Facility Take a visual tour of our corporate headquarters and production facility. Flags of Norweco Environmental Protection Worldwide. Engineered Products View our products, download brochures, specifications and info. Visit Our Lab Look through our Interactive Microscope and become a sludge judge. Got a Question? Learn more about methods, strategies, evaluation and criteria. Ready to Buy? Purchase our products direct from our factory via the Internet. MCD Technology S ecure online monitoring of your Singulair System. Testing for Your Protection W ater and wastewater testing and evaluation Welcome to NORWECO.COM

65. New System Allows Efficient, Earth-Friendly Use Of Hog Waste / March 7, 2005 / N Mar 7, 2005 In Duplin County, N.C., a fullscale wastewater treatment system (foreground) that replaced the swine lagoon. http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/pr/2005/050307.htm

Printable Version E-mail this page News News archive News by e-mail Nutrition news ... Events You are here: Read the magazine story to find out more. In Duplin County, N.C., a full-scale wastewater treatment system (foreground) that replaced the swine lagoon. Click the image for more information about it. Soil scientists Patrick Hunt (left), Matias Vanotti (center) and Ariel Szogi examine a sample of calcium phosphate produced by the wastewater treatment system. Click the image for more information about it. New System Allows Efficient, Earth-Friendly Use of Hog Waste By Luis Pons March 7, 2005 A new method invented by Agricultural Research Service ( ARS ) scientists and collaborators for treating swine-production wastewater may benefit hog producers and the environment alike. The researcherssoil scientists Matias Vanotti Ariel Szogi and Patrick Hunt at ARS' Coastal Plains Soil, Water and Plant Research Center in Florence, S.C.were impressed with the system's stellar performance during a recent year-long evaluation. According to Hunt, the system converted the evaluation site's brown wastewater lagoon into blue, clean and aerated water. A patent is pending on the system. Relying on a mix of technologies developed by ARS and companies in the United States, Spain and Japan, the system comprises tanks and staging areas laid out over 200 feet. In three stages, it separates solids from liquids, removes ammonia, recovers soluble phosphorus and processes the solids into plant fertilizer.

66. Ronald Wastewater District Learn more about Ronald wastewater District s proposed Annexation area. (Details) March 2008 All Rights Reserved Ronald wastewater District http://www.ronaldwastewater.org/

Home Customer Info Annexation District Projects ... (Click to zoom street map) (Click zoom neighborhood map) More annexation maps and information on Annexation page (Click here) Local Government That Works...Without Taxes. Ronald Wastewater District VOTING RIGHTS FOR ALL Annexation election to take place on August 19th, 2008. Home Commissioners ... Annexation 17505 Linden Ave N Shoreline, WA 98133 P: (206) 546-2494 F: (206) 546-8110 After Hours Sewer Emergency P: (206) 533-0177 Office Hours 8:00am-4:30pm (M-F) Welcome to the Ronald Wastewater District Website. This site is designed to inform educate , and support the District's residential and commercial clients. It also contains links to other helpful resources concerning water power , the environment , and other issues that affect the quality of life in the Puget Sound region Quick Find Select Choice From List Annexation Info FOG Program Projects Employment Low Income Discount Senior Discount Side Sewer Permit Rules and Regulations Commissioners Sewer Rates Links Budget Newsletter Mission Statement The mission of Ronald Wastewater District is to provide safe, efficient, and reliable wastewater collection services.

67. Reducing Contamination By Improving Household Wastewater Treatment Virtually all farms use a septic system or similar onsite wastewater treatment system. While these systems are generally economical and safe, http://waterhome.brc.tamus.edu/texasyst/household.html

Reducing Contamination by Improving Household Wastewater Treatment Click here for a printer-friendly version of this document (Adobe Acrobat). Slide Presentation New : Household Hazardous Waste and Septic System Video B.L. Harris, D.W. Hoffman and F.J. Mazac, Jr. Do you have an on-site wastewater disposal system (septic tank) on your land? Is your septic tank less than 50 feet from a water well? Do you pump your septic tank on a regular basis (about once a year if you have a garbage disposal or once every 3 to 5 years if you do not)? Do you dump grease, oils or leftover household chemicals down the drain? Have you noticed wet or smelly areas in your yard? Is your septic tank capacity too small to accommodate the number of people in your household, or has an additional restroom been added to your home? Do you have non-sewage water entering your septic system or drain field? If these questions create doubt about the safety of your management practices, this publication will provide helpful information. Household Wastewater Treatment Virtually all farms use a septic system or similar on-site wastewater treatment system. While these systems are generally economical and safe, household wastewater can contain contaminants that degrade water quality for such uses as drinking, stock watering, food preparation and cleaning.

68. City Of Spokane Wastewater Management The City of Spokane wastewater Management Department provides customer services relating to wastewater collection systems, wastewater treatment, http://www.spokanewastewater.org/

The City of Spokane Wastewater Management Department provides customer services relating to wastewater collection systems, wastewater treatment, stormwater management, and combined sewer overflow reduction. All of these services are designed and managed to protect our local water resources; both our rivers and groundwater, which are intimately connected. All of our services are linked through our Water Quality Improvement Program (WQIP) to assure that every effort is being made to protect Spokane's water in an integrated fashion. As our WQIP logo depicts, it takes many helping hands to protect our most precious natural resource. The department employs 151 full-time and regular part-time staff, with an annual operating budget of over $29.7 million dollars (excluding major capital expenditures). The current annual budget, and associated program allocations, can be viewed by clicking here . You can also link to information on the Wastewater Management Department organization Wastewater Management Department's annual report 2008-2013 Six-Year Sewer Program , and wastewater rates Overview of Services Provided The Wastewater Management Department provides services relating to routine maintenance, treatment, and wet weather operations, including the following program areas:

69. State Of Alabama - Info.alabama.gov - Official State Calendar The Alabama Onsite wastewater Board was created in 1999 to examine, license and regulate persons engaged in manufacture, installation or servicing of onsite http://aowb.state.al.us/

Home Board Staff Downloads ... Roster Search The Alabama Onsite Wastewater Board was created in 1999 to examine, license and regulate persons engaged in manufacture, installation or servicing of onsite wastewater systems in Alabama. This board was created to establish the qualification levels for those engaged in the manufacture, installation, servicing or cleaning of onsite wastewater systems and equipment in Alabama and promote the proper manufacture, installation and servicing of onsite wastewater systems. The AOWB currently licenses over 1200 persons who perform work in the onsite wastewater industry in Alabama. Español Home Links Privacy Statement ... TOP

70. Reusing Treated Wastewater In Domestic Housing: The Toronto Healthy House Projec I intend to try to convey the vision that the Toronto Healthy House project embodies as it applies to wastewater treatment. Please excuse me if I am a http://mha-net.org/msb/html/papers-n/palo01/wastewa.htm

Back to MSB Links Page Reusing Treated Wastewater in Domestic Housing: the Toronto Healthy House project. by Rolf Paloheimo Creative Communities Research Inc. 152 Sparkhall Ave. Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M4K 1G8 Tel 416 466 5172 Fax 416 466 5173 and Bob LeCraw Presented at Disposal Trenches, Pre-treatment and Re-Use of Wastewater Conference sponsored by the Waterloo Centre for Groundwater Research and the University of Waterloo May 13 1996 Introduction I am a businessman and home builder. As such it is not my usual practice to address people on engineering concepts. I intend to try to convey the vision that the Toronto Healthy House project embodies as it applies to wastewater treatment. Please excuse me if I am a little too general. The Toronto Healthy House project came about as a result of a nation-wide competition initiated by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, the Healthy Housing Design Competition. The goal of the competition was, in broad terms, to design healthy and environmentally sensitive dwellings suitable for the next century. With respect to wastewater, the guidelines emphasized reducing or eliminating water consumption and therefor waste water production, minimizing the use of chlorine or other additives and using passive and low energy methods wherever possible.

71. Earth Tech | Water/Wastewater We help clients around the world to manage and reuse water, providing them with modern and reliable water and wastewater treatment and conveyance solutions. http://www.earthtech.com/markets/water/index.htm

WATER/WASTEWATER Xi Lang Wastewater Concession Guangzhou, China Calgary Pearce Estates Park Calgary, Alberta, Canada Campaspe Wastewater Reclamation Project Echuca-Rochester, Victoria, Australia PEMEX Industrial Wastewater Treatment - DFBO Mexico National Benchmarking Initiative Canada See more Water/Wastewater projects Contact Earth Tech WATER/WASTEWATER MARKET SECTORS: Water Wastewater Water Resources Urban Infrastructure ... Water / Wastewater Technology and Products WATER/WASTEWATER OVERVIEW Preserving the value of the world's most important liquid asset At Earth Tech, we bring a wealth of experience to protecting and preserving these precious resources. We help clients around the world to manage and reuse water, providing them with modern and reliable water and wastewater treatment and conveyance solutions. By offering a full complement of engineering, construction management and operations services, we help mitigate risk, improve reliability and reduce costs. And, because we understand the needs of every client are unique, our solutions are tailored to manage and execute the project, from start to finish. Our clients include: Municipal, regional, and national governments

72.   Intelligen, Inc.: Wastewater Treatment, Waste Minimization, Pollution Control SuperPro Designer can be used to model, evaluate, and optimize any type of wastewater Treatment, Water Purification, and Air Pollution processes. http://www.intelligen.com/wastewater.shtml

Wastewater Treatment and Pollution Control SuperPro Designer can be used to model, evaluate, and optimize any type of Wastewater Treatment, Water Purification, and Air Pollution processes. Since SuperPro also handles a wide variety of chemical manufacturing processes, it is an ideal tool for evaluating Pollution Prevention and Control options and practicing Green Chemistry and Sustainable Development. EnviroPro Designer , a subset of SuperPro, mainly focuses on wastewater treatment processes. EnviroPro/SuperPro Designer is a valuable tool for environmental consulting engineers, process and product designers, development engineers and scientists, treatment/disposal plant engineers and managers. It enables the user to efficiently develop, assess, and optimize environmentally beneficial technologies. It provides under a single umbrella modeling of chemical manufacturing and end-of-pipe treatment processes, project economic evaluation, and environmental impact assessment. Modeling of Wastewater Treatment Processes EnviroPro Designer can be used to model, evaluate and optimize municipal as well as industrial wastewater treatment processes. It includes unit operation models for biological as well as physical treatment. The flowsheet below shows a simplified activated sludge process that treats industrial wastewater. EnviroPro also can be used to model and optimize nutrient (Nitrogen and Phosphorous) removal processes. For more info on nutrient removal, download the

73. OOWA - The Ohio Onsite Wastewater Association NOWRA Water For All Life US International Program on Decentralized Systems. http://www.ohioonsite.org/

OOWA Home Calendar Contact Us ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND TRADE SHOW Thank you to everyone who participated in our 2008 Annual Conference and Trade Show! Preparations are now being made for next year. We will return to the Ramada Plaza Hotel and Conference Center in Columbus, Ohio on January 13-15, 2009. Nathan McConoughey, Vice President / Program Chair, along with the rest of the Program Committee, will begin discussing topics and lining up speakers within the next few months. If you have any suggestions or would like to be considered for a presentation please contact the office. WELCOME OUR NEW DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS Please welcome recently elected Directors to the OOWA Board, who will serve a three year term from 2008 through 2010: Nathan McConoughey of the Cuyahoga County Board of Health, and incumbent Directors, Kenneth Evans and Doug Ruehl. Officers were elected at our Board of Directors meeting, held at the conclusion of our annual conference. Officers for 2008 are: President, Mike Rowan; Vice-President, Nathan McConoughey; Treasurer, Kenneth Evans; Secretary, Dusten Gurney; and Past President, Jim Whitcraft. NEW COMMUNICATIONS CHAIR We also have a new Communications Chair. Welcome Wendy Hanna, of the Hocking County Health Department. The first OOWA I.N.F.O. newsletter to be printed with Wendy as its editor was mailed to members the end of February. You may contact Wendy at 740-385-3030, extension 232 or

74. New Mexico Water And Wastewater Association Organized and operates exclusively for scientific and educational purposes. Protects the public health and the environment. http://www.nmwwa.org/

PURPOSE OF THE NEW MEXICO WATER AND WASTE WATER ASSOCIATION The New Mexico Water and Wastewater Association is organized and operates exclusively for scientific and educational purposes on a nonprofit basis. The Association endeavors to assist in protecting the public health and the environment and preserving the investment of public funds in New Mexico by promoting proper design, construction, operation, performance evaluation, and management of water and wastewater utilities. The Association is active in representing the views of New Mexico Utility Operations personnel on legislative matters affecting the water utilities field. HISTORY OF THE ASSOCIATION The Association was first organized in March 1956 as the New Mexico Water and Sewage Works Association. In May of 1958 the Association membership overwhelmingly adopted a voluntary operator certification plan as a means of encouraging professional development of its members, and all operators, throughout the State One of the Association's primary goals has been to provide training for water and wastewater operators in the areas of operations, maintenance and management of their systems.

75. Wastewater|alternatives The core of our engineering services is concentrated in the planning, designing, permitting and construction of decentralized onsite wastewater treatment http://www.wastewateralternatives.com/

Home Residential Conventional Systems Alternative Technologies ... Contact The core of our engineering services is concentrated in the planning, designing, permitting and construction of decentralized onsite wastewater treatment and disposal systems. Whether you’re the owner of a single family home with a failed septic system that requires a conventional replacement system or a business owner or land developer in need of site planning and alternative wastewater engineering services, is the engineering firm with the experience and expertise to take your conceptual thoughts and ideas and transform them into a creative plan that will carry your project through the permitting and construction processes. We take a thorough organized step-by-step approach to analyze specific situations individually and then provide our clients with creative plans and reports along the way to guide them through the decision making processes associated with their project. leads the way in state of the art decentralized wastewater treatment and disposal system planning, design and permitting. Our creative plans are used to permit and implement wastewater management systems that reduce pollutant loading to sensitive environmental receptors such as coastal waterways, estuaries, streams, ponds, lakes and drinking water supplies. We believe that our expertise in this field ensures that every project results in a wastewater management and implementation plan that is cost effective and reflects the individuality of each of our clients.

76. SOCWA SOCWA Logo South Coast WasterSouth Orange County wastewater Authority, TopBar A Special Meeting of the South Orange County wastewater Authority (SOCWA) http://www.socwa.com/

77. Water/Wastewater Info Center Select Page Entrance to the Drinking Water and wastewater Operator Information Center. http://www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/deputate/waterops/

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78. F.O.W.A. - Home The Florida Onsite wastewater Association is involved with every aspect of the onsite industry. We are concerned with the health and well being of Florida http://www.fowaonsite.com/

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79. Water And Wastewater Europe W WE conference covers desalination, water reuse, quality, sludge treatment, privatization, deregulation, finance and legislation. http://wwe05.events.pennnet.com/

Learn about water and wastewater deregulation, finance and privatization issues June 28-30, 2005 - Milan, Italy This event has expired Please visit our upcoming event at http://www.wweurope.com

80. Reason Foundation - Water And Wastewater In 2001, nationwide privatization of water and wastewater services grew by 13 percent, after growing by 84 percent through the 1990s. At the end of 2001, http://www.reason.org/water/

Google Reason EMAIL UPDATES Get Weekly Updates REASON JOB POSTINGS ANNUAL PRIVATIZATION REPORT 2007 PRIVATIZATION WATCH REASON MAGAZINE TOPICS Air Quality/Climate Air Traffic Control Airport Security California Issues ... SUPPORT REASON Water and Wastewater "Some experts, including Adrian Moore, a privatization advocate who is a vice president at the Los Angeles-based Reason Foundation, say the main lesson of the Atlanta collapse is that cities and private companies needed to be realistic about what a partnership can achieve. 'It's like a marriage,' Mr. Moore said. 'You've got to work to make it work.'" The New York Times Over 40 Percent of Drinking Systems Are Now Private As governments seek to reduce costs and improve service delivery they are turning to private water systems. Reason finds that more than 40 percent of drinking water systems nationwide are now private, regulated utility systems. In 2001, nationwide privatization of water and wastewater services grew by 13 percent, after growing by 84 percent through the 1990s. At the end of 2001, nearly 1,300 local governments privatized the operation of wastewater systems, and over 1,100 privatized the operation of water systems. Policy Brief: Frequently Asked Questions About Water / Wastewater Privatization (.pdf)

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