CAWT is a supporting partner of the OCWA Technology Showcase, taking place December 4th at the Hilton Toronto Airport. Listen to knowledgeable experts provide their perspectives on innovation and technology. Visit the OCWA website here for further details.
From November 18-22, the CAWT hosted scholars from China Agricultural University. Professor Baoli Zhang is designing a wetland for the Beijing Water Authority and has been consulting with Dr. Wootton and the CAWT on the design. (photo left to right, Dr. Gordon Balch, Professor Baoli and student Lujing)
The World Water-Tech North America summit is where corporate investors, venture capital investors, utilities, engineering consultancies and technology companies will come together to identify new technologies and business models that have the potential to address global water demand, and to forge the partnerships that will accelerate their implementation. This is the most important networking summit for anyone
The Centre for Alternative Wastewater Treatment (CAWT) is attending the Water Environment Federation (WEF) conference in Chicago, Illinois, see: http://www.weftec.org/. The 4-day event is WEF’s annual Technical Exhibition and Conference (WEFTEC) and is the largest water industry conference in North America. CAWT’s Senior Research Engineer, Jill Lauren Hass, has been accepted to present “Highly Efficient Removal
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