Wastewater: Associations/Orgs:
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www.epa.gov/owm
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United States Environmental Protection Agency's Office of
Wastewater Management (OWM) oversees a range of programs
contributing to the well-being of the nation's waters and
watersheds.
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www.werf.org
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Water Environment Research Foundation (WERF), is a
not-for-profit organization established in 1989 to advance science
and technology for the benefit of subscribing utilities,
corporations, equipment manufacturers, industrial organizations,
and the general public.
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www.biosolids.org
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National Biosolids Partnership, a not-for-profit alliance formed
with the National Association of Clean Water Agencies, Water
Environment Federation, and U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA), whose mission is to advance environmentally
sound and accepted biosolids management practices.
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www.oceanarks.org
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Ocean Arks International, founded in 1981, a global leader in
the field of ecological water purification. Research and
implementation of natural processes, to treat worldwide municipal
and industrial wastewater and restore contaminated bodies of
water.
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www.nesc.wvu.edu
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National Small Flows Clearinghouse (NSFC) was funded by
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to help
America's small communities and individuals solve their
wastewater problems through objective information about onsite
wastewater collection and treatment systems.
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www.nacwa.org
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National Association of Clean Water Agencies - the policy
arm of local water/sewer utilities.
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Wastewater Education:
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www.greywater.com
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GreyWater. Educational Site about Greywater by Carl
Lindstrom.
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www.plt.org
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The Learning Tree. Exploring Environmental Issues: Municipal
Solid Waste module, students begin understanding waste
management issues and options. The module uses hands-on
experiences to show the interrelationships among waste
generation, natural resource use, and disposal.
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www.epa.gov
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Environmental Protection Agency. Origins and Fate of
Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products in the Environment.
An illustrated poster produced by the National Exposure Research
Lab. PDF.
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www.wef.org
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Wastewater Treatment Knowledge Center. WEF’s
wastewater treatment resources are provided in three categories:
Wastewater Treatment Plant Design, Wastewater Treatment
Plant Operations, Industrial Wastewater Treatment. PDF.
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Wastewater/Reports:
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www.epa.gov
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EPA's Office of Wastewater Management Catalog of
Publications. Reports on Biosolids, Construction Grants, Finance,
Needs and Assessments, Operation and Maintenance, Permitting
Issues, Pollution Prevention and Control, Pretreatment, Small
Communities, Storm Water / Combined Sewer Overflows,
Treatment, Water Conservation and Efficiency, Water Quality
and Standards.
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cfpub.epa.gov
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US EPA's National Center for Environmental Assessment.
Data; Publications. Numerous reports,papers, etc...
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www.wef.org
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Alliance to Save Energy. Report, "Watergy: Energy and Water
Efficiency in Municipal Water Supply and Wastewater Treatment
- Cost-Effective Savings of Water and Energy."
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www.wef.org
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Water Environment Federation. Biosolids Technical Bulletin, A
High-Efficiency, Low-Cost Digester Gas Power Plant.
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Wastewater/Research:
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www.whoi.edu
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Wood's Hole Oceanographic Institute is the world's largest
private, nonprofit ocean research, engineering and education
organization. Wastewater page, papers, research, scroll down for
news. Lots of links.
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www.ce.berkeley.edu
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University of California-Berkeley's Professor David Sedlak's
research interests are related to the fate and transport of pollutants
in the aquatic environment. Recent developments, descriptions of
representative projects and publications.
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WasteWater Treatment Companies:
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livingmachines.com
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Living Machine® systems are decentralized wastewater
treatment systems that mimic processes found in wetland
environments. Offers both a Tidal Wetland Living Machine
system and a Hybrid Wetland Living Machine system. Worrell
Water Technologies, Charlottesville, VA.
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"True goodness is like water, in that it benefits everything and harms nothing. Like water it ever seeks
the lowest place, the place that all others avoid. It is closely kin to the Dao."
Goddard translation of Chapter 8 in the Tao te Ching.
www.yellowbridge.com/onlinelit/daodejing08.php
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