Magazine Articles in Disinfection

• Water Technology® talks with … Gary GiambattistaFacilities director at Hyde Schools deals with water contamination problem.[February 2012]
• GAED determines needed sorbent adsorption energies: Part oneGAED solves modern and classical sorbent physical adsorption problems and guides new product developments more cost effectively.[February 2012]
• The search for water contamination can create hazards of its ownHere is a tested solution for dealers looking to minimize risk.[January 2012]
• Making the case for ORPWhat ORP is and when and how to use it instead of free chlorine.[January 2012]
• The different treatment methods for iron and manganeseYou need to figure out where the problem is and then determine which method is best for the customer.[November 2011]
• Professor POU/POE - November 2011This month's topics: Irrigation water and large residential systems.[November 2011]

News in Disinfection

• Webinar by NGWA to focus on private sector’s role in site cleanup2/21/2012 WESTERVILLE, Ohio — Regulatory representatives will share what has worked for them, as well as the challenges.
• Company agrees to $90 million settlement over Deepwater Horizon oil spill2/21/2012 WASHINGTON — Approximately $45 million of the $90 million settlement is going directly to the Gulf in the form of penalties or expedited environmental projects.
• New permit to help protect waterways from construction sites2/20/2012 WASHINGTON — Stormwater discharges from construction sites can contain harmful pollutants, such as nutrients, that contaminate waters, increase drinking water treatment costs and damage aquatic ecosystems.
• Cleanup plan for superfund site in N.J. proposed2/17/2012 NEW YORK — The soil, ground water and waste disposal areas, called impoundments, are contaminated with volatile organic compounds and other hazardous materials.
• Project underway to protect drinking water for Las Vegas2/16/2012 SAN FRANCISCO — The $25 million construction project, expected to last through 2012, was awarded to Las Vegas Paving Company and will employ 40 local construction workers.
• World Water Monitoring Challenge launched by WEF and IWA2/15/2012 ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Now called World Water Monitoring Challenge, the new name, look and updated website encourages year-round involvement in the international program that recorded more than 300,000 participants worldwide in 2011.