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FRWA Annual Conference to be held at the Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfreont Resort on August 11-13, 2008. The room rates start at $109.00. To take advantage of the discounted rate you must make your reservations by July 28, 2008.
source: Drinking Water Program News and AnnouncementsThe Century Commission will hold a Water Summit on September 30 and October 1, 2008. The Century Commission for a Sustainable Florida is to envision the future of Florida. Their task is to help Florida's citizens and state leaders prepare for a continued increase in population and to craft a plan that meets the challenges and opportunities this presents.
source: American Water Works Association Breaking NewsThe American Water Resources Association’s 44th Water Resources Annual Conference will be held in New Orleans, Louisiana in 2008. Dixieland Jazz, Cajun and Creole food, parades and beads, the French Quarter all served up with a touch of voodoo, combine to make New Orleans a most exciting venue for a Conference. While some of the surrounding areas are still working hard on the Katrina recovery effort, downtown New Orleans and the famous French Quarter are alive and well, setting record attendance numbers at many events.
source: Florida Section of the American Water Works Association News and EventsThe Conference will provide a variety of activities to bring you up to speed on relevant topics and technologies for utility managers, directors, and operators. Over 130 exhibitors will give you first-hand information on the latest developments to help your utility run smoothly and efficiently. The Fall Conference also features fun activities, including the Backhoe Rodeo, Tapping, and Meter Madness contests.
source: Florida Section of the American Water Works Association News and EventsThe FWRC Committee invites you to submit abstracts for presentations at the 2010 Florida Water Resources Conference. Suggested presentation topics include: Alternative Fuel Strategies, Bioenergy, Compact Wastewater Technologies, Impacts of Water Shortage Issues, Integrated Water Resources, Membrane Bioreactors, Waste to Energy Technologies, Reus,e Sustainability, Wastewater Process, Water Conservation
source: American Water Works Association Breaking NewsThe American Water Works Association (AWWA) is having their 2009 Water Conservation Workshop January 25-27, 2009 at the Doubletree Hotel and Executive Meeting Center Lloyd Center in Portland, Oregon. This workshop will offer basic tools, as well as new technologies, trends and practices. Some topics covered in the workshop include Partners and Beyond, Green Building Issues, and Industrial Conservation, Measuring, Evaluating, and Tools.
source: Conserve Florida Water Clearinghouse NewsThis is the eighteenth year that the Florida Rural Water Association (FRWA) has presented the “Focus on Change” Seminar in conjunction with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). The sessions are designed to provide the most current regulatory information available to utilities. FRWA is pleased to announce that the DEP Water and Wastewater Sections will be participating.
source: California Urban Water Conservation Council Featured NewsCalifornia Irrigation Institute (CII) is having their 47th Annual Conference February 3-4, 2009 at the Embassy Suites, Riverfront Promenade in Sacramento.
source: St. Johns River Water Management District News ReleaseThousands of children and their families are expected to visit Jacksonville's Museum of Science and History (MOSH) on Saturday, Feb. 7, for the 10th annual Water Education Festival. The festival will fill MOSH with dozens of interactive displays and activities, designed to teach the importance of Florida's water and natural resources in ways to appeal to children. This conference focuses on "Watershed-Foodshed" and features Maude Barlow and Wes Jackson as the two keynote speakers. Other speakers include Oxford University’s Andrew Parker, Toby Hemenway, Paul Stamets, Judith Phillips, David Gutzler, Brad Lancaster, Deborah Madison and others. The First Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability in 2007 successfully brought together policy-makers, researchers, energy and water utilities, as well as other important stakeholders, to generate a dialog on the various aspects of energy and water sustainability, considering the important linkages between these two resources. The Second Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability will continue this dialog, with a focus on resource efficiency, and policies that can serve to accelerate implementation of leading edge technologies that can produce important co-benefits in terms of the energy-water nexus.
source: American Water Works Association Breaking NewsThe future demands the water industry to be more innovative, more efficient, and more prepared than ever. Join thousands of water professionals at the 128th American Water Works Association’s Annual Conference and Exposition (ACE09) to tackle the vast number of challenges facing the water community today. Experience the collective strength of AWWA, our members, and customers.
source: Alliance for Water Efficiency NewsCome learn how to manage your utility's non-revenue water from world renowned experts. Julian Thornton, author of the Water Loss Control Manual, will be the featured instructor.
source: Conserve Florida Water Clearinghouse NewsPlease join us for the 2009 Thirtieth FRWA Annual Conference to be held at the Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort on August 10-12, 2009.
source: Florida Section of the American Water Works Association News and EventsThe Harborside Convention Center, Fort Myers, FL
source: UF Water Institute NewsSustainable Water Resources: Complex Challenges, Integrated Solutions. Hilton University of Florida Conference Center, Gainesville, Florida
source: UF Water Institute NewsWe invite you to submit an abstract for the 2nd UF Water Institute Symposium focused on Complex Challenges and Integrated Solutions for Sustainable Water Resources. This symposium will bring together social and physical scientists, engineers, academics, policy makers, water managers, industry and utility representatives, lawyers, students and the public to examine complex water issues from multiple perspectives.
source: Florida Section of the American Water Works Association News and EventsWorkshop detailing the capabilities of the EZ Guide 2.0: case study example and applications.
source: Florida Section of the American Water Works Association News and Events-EZ Guide: A Water Conservation Planning Tool. -Hydrograph Separation of Indoor and Outdoor Billed Water Use in Florida’s Single Family Residential Sector. -Suggested Methods for Water Audit and Water Loss Evaluations for Florida. -Conservation Applications of Automatic Metering Infrastructure. -Methods for Estimating Nonresidential Water Use.
source: Florida Section of the American Water Works Association News and EventsMonday, November 30, 2009 - Inaugural FL2030 Water Summit at the Renaissance Orlando Resort at SeaWorld, Orlando, Florida.
source: Florida Section of the American Water Works Association News and EventsThe advantages of attending the FSAWWA Conference range from accreditation and professional development to information on cutting-edge technologies and upcoming issues. Additionally, the various technical sessions and symposiums offer water professionals from all areas of the industry valuable education and training.
source: Florida Section of the American Water Works Association News and EventsThe Cabinet resolution, declaring "April as Water Conservation Month" in Florida is scheduled for 2:00PM at the Cabinet Chambers on March 23rd. If you or someone you know will or can be there to support the FSAWWA and its Water Use Efficiency Division, the state's WMDs, FDEP and the Commissioner of Agriculture in this important recognition, show you support for this - the 12th year of this proclamation for the State of Florida.
source: St. Johns River Water Management District News ReleaseThe St. Johns River Water Management District's Governing Board will hold a workshop on March 8 to discuss concepts to improve public supply water conservation by making changes to agency rules. This meeting is the third Board workshop on proposed changes to District consumptive use permitting and environmental resource permitting rules to enhance water conservation. At the March 8 workshop, discussion will continue on the nine water conservation concepts previously proposed by District staff. Staff will provide an update and propose a schedule for the rulemaking process.
source: South Florida Water Management District News ReleaseWater Conservation in the Institutional, Commercial & Industrial Sector: A “How-to” Workshop and Conservation Technology Vendor Fair. When: Tuesday, March 16, 2010, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. Location: SFWMD Headquarters, Building 1 Auditorium, 3301 Gun Club Road, West Palm Beach, Florida 33406
source: American Water Works Association Breaking NewsWater resources professionals who need to be at the forefront of geospatial technology should plan to attend! Conference attendees will have the opportunity to explore existing and emerging geospatial technologies ranging from data capture and management to hydrologic information systems, decision support systems and communication.
source: American Water Works Association Breaking NewsPlan to attend the one event where you can get all the information you need, sharpen your skills, and replenish your passion to become better stewards of water for the greatest good of people and the environment—ACE10, The World’s Water Event!
Registration is open! Take advantage of Super-Saver rates through March 27.
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