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ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS AND PHARMACEUTICAL / PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS
July 22, 2008
Mark your calendars for the CSAWWA WATER QUALITY COMMITTEE event: Endocrine Disruptors and Pharmaceutical/Personal Care Products - What We Know, What We Don't Know, and What Can Be Done Now. The event will be held at WSSC in Laurel, MD on July 22, 2008 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Stay tuned for more details!
CONTACT: Sophia Liskovich at Gannett Fleming, Inc. 410-585-1460 or sliskovich@gfnet.com with any questions.
CSAWWA
2008 DIVERSITY AWARD
The Chesapeake Section American Water Works Association is looking for 2008 Diversity Award nominations. Please download the Form for instructions and application.
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR THE
TRI-ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE
August 26 - 29, 2008
Ocean City, Maryland
On-line registration is now open for the Tri-Association Conference, and the full program is now posted.
This conference will be the event of the year for the Chesapeake Region's water and wastewater industry! We'll have more papers, more exhibits, and more fun than ever before!
Printed programs are now in press and will be in mailboxes soon, but why wait? You can
click here right now to find out everything you need to know, and get planning for this premier event!
IMPORTANT: Most hotels have room blocks reserved through July 25th, and cannot guarantee availability beyond this date, so don't delay!!!
JOIN AWWA NOW!!!
It is so easy to become a member of Chesapeake American Water Works Association!!! Just go to the AWWA website and complete the online forms. It's that simple! Of course, if you have questions about the various types of memberships, please contact Ron Tatariw, our Membership Committee Chair.
COMMITTEES ARE LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS!
The Chesapeake Section is always looking for new members to participate on committees. Working on a committee is a great way to meet peers, and contribute to the Section and AWWA. You can learn more about our activities through the "Committees" link on this page.
If you are interested in participating in the various functions and activities of the Section, please feel free to contact any of the committee chairs or Board members. We are always available to discuss activities, and ways you can help make a difference!
PARTNERSHIP FOR SAFE WATER
The Partnership is a voluntary cooperative effort between the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, AWWA and other drinking water organizations, with more than 200 surface water utilities throughout the United States. The goal of this common sense cooperation is to provide a new measure of safety to millions of Americans by implementing prevention programs where legislation or regulation does not exist. The preventative measures are based around optimizing treatment plant performance and thus increasing protection against microbial contamination in America's drinking water supply. For more information, go to the AWWA site. |
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