Volume 44, Issue no. 11
Boron: how low is too low?
In 1993, the World Health Organization (WHO) issued a drinking water boron guideline value of 0.3 mg/L. The value was amended to 0.5 mg/L in 1998… Continue reading
Changes in management
H2Oil & Gas Ltd, a member of the Christ Water Technology Group, has announced the appointment of Tim Johnson as vice president of sales. He was… Continue reading
Future can’t use yesterday’s plans
Seventy percent of Peru's population lives along the desert coast in an area that contains less than 2 percent of the country’s water resources… Continue reading
Gold coast goes green
Premier Anna Bligh said yesterday that the 125,000 m3/d (33 MGD) Gold Coast SWRO plant would seek offers from the private sector to offset all carbon… Continue reading
Hearing delayed
A California Coastal Commission hearing for the proposed Ocean View Plaza development on Monterey’s Cannery Row has been delayed until April, in… Continue reading
Jobs: Veolia Water North America
Veolia Water North America is searching for an Oklahoma-based Senior Project Manager, Capital Program Management to manage/coordinate large, complex… Continue reading
Membranes ensure PPCP removal
According to a recent Associated Press investigation, trace amounts of up to 56 different pharmaceutical compounds were found in tap water of 24… Continue reading
RO in developing countries
Often described as the largest delta in the world, Bangladesh is regularly inundated by annual monsoon flooding. Although 97 percent of its… Continue reading
Salt Separation to furnish six SWRO units to Royal Navy
Manchester UK-based Salt Separation Services has received a £1.3 million ($3.4 million) contract to furnish six 175 m3/d (46,235 GPD) SWRO units to… Continue reading
Task Force to consider water issues
Despite an above-average February rainfall, south Florida is still experiencing a 20-inch (50cm) multi-year rainfall deficit. Lake Okeechobee-the… Continue reading