Water environment & technology

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  Año 2010, Número 8

  • News

    • Growing Graywater Use Will Likely Have Little Effect on Reuse, Report Says.: Increasing interest in the use of graywater is not expected to have negative effects on water and wastewater utilities.

      Jay Landers

      págs. 16-20

      

    • Clean Water Costs Cape Cod Billions.: Financial and implementation challenges shared by 15 Massachusetts municipalities to address nitrogen loading offer lessons for developing coastal regions currently running on septic systems.

      Andrea Fox

      págs. 22-25

      

  • WEFTEC Preview

    • WEFTEC Sessions Spotlight New Orleans.

      Steve Spicer

      págs. 28-31

      

    • An Interview With Steven Solomon, WEFTEC Opening General Session Keynote.

      Mary Bufe

      págs. 31-35

      

    • New Petroleum, Petrochemical Workshops Slated for WEFTEC.

      LaShell Stratton-Childers

      págs. 36-38

      

  • WE&T Features

    • Approaching the Limit.: Membrane bioreactor design for high-level phrophorus removal.

      Bruce R Johnson, Glen T Daigger

      págs. 42-47

      

    • Making the Case for Reuse.: California wine country project shows triple-bottom-line analysis can pay off.

      Kaumudi Atapattu, Tracy Clinton, Kevin Booker

      págs. 48-53

      

  • Operations Forum

    • Two-Stage Media Filtration Meeting 21st Century Requirements.: A conventional technology provides a progressive solution.

      Paul A LaFiandra

      págs. 60-63

      

    • Shifting the Paradigm.: Anaerobic digestion and combined heat and power for small treatment plants.

      Eian Lynch, William Fitzgerald

      págs. 64-69