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US EPA approves Smart Sponge Plus technology
The Smart Sponge Plus technology from AbTech Industries reduces the harmful coliform bacteria in stormwater runoff.
US EPA launches drinking water forum
The web-based discussion forum aims to gather public input on how the EPA can improve protection of drinking water, and will be implemented in the new drinking water strategy.
SDIX assisting ORCA with Gulf Oil Spill response effort
SDIX is providing its Microtox Water Quality System and technical assistance to the (ORCA) to aid their work.
Canary software detects contaminants in water
The water quality software was developed in collaboration between scientists from the US EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) and the DOE (Department of Energy).
ITT Water & Wastewater awarded £1.2 million contract
The contract through Interserve Project Services Ltd involves delivering a complete aeration plant package for Thames Water at Riverside sewage treatment works, UK.

July/August issue of Filtration+Separation
Mark Holmes introduces the July/August issue of Filtration+Separation.
Podcast introducing the new issue of Desalination
Claire Young introduces the latest issue of Desalination magazine, the biannual supplement to Filtration + Separation and sister publication, World Pumps.
Ofwat's Final Determination
Claire Young presents an overview of Ofwat's Final Determination process and what it means to you, the customer.
Editorial podcast - 15th January 2010
Claire Young presents a round-up of this weeks news from Working with Water

What does the future hold for renewable energy in the Middle East?
We are pleased to announce a new webinar from Renewable Energy Focus in association with the World Future Energy Summit, which addresses the future for renewable energy in the Middle East.
Filtration+Separation Webinar with Elmarco Inc.
The new Filtration+Separation webinar, in association with Elmarco, is free to access. Looking at nanofibers, the webinar will look at the nanofiber formation process, the benefits of nanofibers and the most suitable markets for their use.

Removing arsenic from drinking water Removing arsenic from drinking water
The effects of consuming arsenic in drinking water range from suppression of the immune system to an increased risk of cancer. Legislation is being created and enforced to combat contamination. Frederick W Vance and Stephen Wrigley from Dow Water & Process Solutions discuss the latest treatments for arsenic removal.
Members' Content
Wastewater treatment: Enhanced biological treatment of storm flows
Storm flows during wet weather can cause major problems in wastewater plants. A team put together by Veolia Water Solutions and Technologies describe how the BioACTIFLO process can provide biological treatment with high-rate clarification in such circumstances.
Wastewater treatment: Eliminating offensive odours from wastewater
A novel underground solution to locating the Besos Wastewater Treatment plant in Barcelona, Spain required additional measures to deal with offensive odours.
Environmental monitoring: Multi-elemental analysis of environmental samples.
Fast and accurate analysis of environmental samples is a must in order to restrict pollution. In this technical article, a team from Thermo Fisher examine a solution for sample analysis that aims to give fast and accurate multi-elemental analysis of samples.

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2010 Enterprise Phone Systems Requirements Toolkit
In the market for a new enterprise-class phone system? This Toolkit has everything you need to choose the right system for your business.
Treating wastewater: Total nitrogen removal at remote sites
Stricter international regulations and growing public awareness are forcing even small, remote wastewater treatment plants to employ efficient treatment, to avoid pollution of neighbouring lakes and rivers. This article explains how things are different for smaller treatment plants.
The Tangled Web: Silent Threats & Invisible Enemies
In a 2009 report, MessageLabs Intelligence revealed that an average of 3,618 new Websites per day were identified as harboring malware and other potentially unwanted programs such as spyware and adware.

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