The 14th Annual Water Reuse & Desalination Research Conference provides a unique look at the newest innovations in water reuse and desalination. Researchers will present the latest results of ongoing research, providing a forum for water reuse and desalination research professionals to interact, network, and discuss current and future research needs and trends. The focus of the conference is on research that is likely to generate future scientific breakthroughs. 

The conference will include more than 40 podium and poster presentations, a unique session devoted to research challenges in Florida, and separate tracks that explore innovations in water reuse and desalination.

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The WateReuse Association and WSAA invite you to submit an abstract for this specialty conference.

Scheduled for Sydney in mid-November, 2010, this specialty conference will focus on practical aspects of water reuse and desalination as well as relevant research being conducted in the U.S. and Australia. The conference theme is Water Reuse and Desalination: Water Scarcity Solutions for the 21st Century.  The conference will feature a blue ribbon assemblage of world class experts on these two vital components of the water supply equation.

For more information visit the WateReuse website.

For more information visit the DEWHA website.

IWES now has registration open for its short courses in water, wastewater treatment and environmental management at the Gold Coast 2010. From principals in wastewater treatment and membrane plant design, recycling water and much more, IWES has many different courses on offer suitable for a variety of industries and professionals.

Visit IWES website for further information
 

This specialty conference will focus on practical aspects of water reuse and  desalination as well as relevant research being conducted in the U.S. and Australia. The conference theme is Water Reuse and Desalination: Water Scarcity Solutions for the 21st Century. The conference will feature a blue ribbon assemblage of world class experts on these two vital components of the water supply equation.
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Presented by the International Business Review, early bird registration is now open. Features pre-conference workshops on 26th May and presentations on a variety of case studies in water recycling technology and reuse.

For more information visit www.ibrc.com.au.

The WateReuse Association, our Australian affiliate – WateReuse Australia and the Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA) are pleased to announce our first specialty conference. Scheduled for Sydney in mid-November, 2010, this specialty conference will focus on practical aspects of water reuse and desalination as well as relevant research being conducted in the U.S. and Australia. The conference theme is Water Reuse and Desalination: Water Scarcity Solutions for the 21st Century. The conference will feature a blue ribbon assemblage of world class experts on these two vital components of the water supply equation.

The WateReuse Association and WSAA invite you to submit an abstract for this specialty conference.• Agricultural reuse
• Alternative drivers of water reuse
• Concentrate/brine management and disposal
• Conveyance, distribution, and storage system design
• Desalination case studies
• Advanced disinfection technologies
• Public education and outreach
• Environmental impacts – desalination
• Energy-water nexus – energy impacts, climate change, drought planning and management
• Environmental enhancement reuse
• Financing, pricing, and economics – desalination
• Financing, pricing, and economics – reuse
• Green building and reuse applications
• Natural Systems – including ASR and SAT
• Health effects and risk assessment
• Industrial reuse
• Membranes and MBRs
• Pharmaceuticals, personal care products, trace organics
• Operations/maintenance and operator issues
• Planning for water reuse and desalination
• Potable reuse
• Public acceptance/perception
• Regulatory, institutional, and legal issues – desalination
• Regulatory, institutional, and legal issues – reuse
• Salinity management
• Sustainability through reuse and desalination
• Source water augmentation for potable use
• Treatment technologies – desalination/reuse
• Urban reuse – golf courses, parks, landscape, residential
• Innovative reuse applications
• Research – Water Reuse and Desalination

For more information, visit the conference page on the WateReuse website.

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• Sustainability Theory
• Sustainability in Practice
• Effective Engagement Strategies
• Implementing Sustainability, and
• Sustainability Reporting

Designed with even the most experienced sustainability professional in mind, this action orientated program is set up to facilitate cross-learning and networking among participants. With a limit of only 30 participants per workshop, it will be a unique opportunity to extend your sustainability network.
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