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Prepare Cities for Climate Change 21/03/2010
The PREPARED: Enabling Change, Project, a large, EU-funded, collaborative effort comprising 35 partners, supports World Water Day on Monday 22 March 2010. This four-year project is built around city utilities and the challenges they face as a result of climate change. Faced with the rise of annual average temperatures, rainfall changes and as a consequence the rising risk of floods and droughts, PREPARED plans to research and exploit opportunities for innovative adaptation technologies and solutions while supporting climate-proof EU policies and Directives. »» 0 comment(s)
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Activated Sludge Process Call for Abstracts 17/03/2010
Aquaenviro is inviting abstracts from those with experience in the area of operation of activated sludge process. At this a working title and three summary bullet points to describe the main contents of the presentation are sufficient for the organisers of the conference. »» 0 comment(s)
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Palintest is to attend the Asiawater 2010 exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The company will be bringing to the show its new compact range of equipment for simple, accurate on-site water testing: the Ozone Meter, Chlorometer Duo, Ammonia Meter, and ClO2+ variants of the portable digital analysis instruments. These 'single parameter' photometers are very easy to use and offer a quick and effective method of detecting specific chemical concentrations in water samples.
New research has found that atrazine, a chemical used in pesticides, causes infertility and sex changes in frogs. A group of Midwestern communities and water districts has therefore filed a federal lawsuit against Swiss corporation Syngenta AG and its American subsidiary, to force the company to pay for removing the chemical atrazine from public water supplies.
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