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Bio-Bus Hits the Streets of England
The 40-seat bus, which runs on the biogas from a nearby water resource recovery facility, can travel as much as 300 km (186 mi) on a tank of gas and emits 20% to 30% less carbon dioxide than a standard diesel bus. The bus also reduces the amount of other harmful exhaust gases that contribute to air pollution, according to a GENeco (Bristol, England) news release. Committee Leadership Council Implements Strategies To Improve WEF Volunteer ExperienceVolunteers of the Future Task Force recommends five initiatives for committees
In 2013, WEF’s Committee Leadership Council established the Volunteers of the Future Task Force. The task force spent a year evaluating the WEF volunteer experience, volunteer opportunities, and existing committee structures to provide recommendations on how to improve volunteer engagement and align committee activity with WEF’s Strategic Plan. From the President: The Changing of the Guard
Interactive USGS Website Provides Insight into Historic California Drought
Biological Nutrient Removal Featured in Most Attended Technical Session at WEFTEC 2014James L. Barnard shares his summary of the session
Technical Session 206, “The Complete Guide to Fermentation for Biological Nutrient Removal,” drew 220 attendees during WEFTEC 2014. The session covered biological nutrient removal, using microorganisms instead of chemicals to remove nitrogen and phosphorus from wastewater. |
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Fifth Annual U.S. Water Prize Winners Announced
Move Fast To Share the Quick Fix!
Energy, Nutrient, and Heat Recovery Featured at Water and Energy 2015 Conference
Water Quality Advocate Says “It’s Time to Put Water First”
WEF Hosts Discussion on Ebola Virus-Related Issues in the Wastewater Sector
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WEF Submits Comments on Dental Amalgam Effluent Guidelines Rule
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April 30, 2015
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