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| Asian Water |
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,the leading water and wastewater magazine since 1984 has been an active partner to companies around the world in reaching out to professionals and executives in the industry and government in the Asian region. For 20 years, Asian Water has been an impartial, interesting and trusted source of information covering countries in Asia. It continues to be an unbeatable source of the very information that Asia’s water professionals are keen to read about. Regional news, country focuses, technology updates, product information, case studies, market trends, coverage of exhibitions and conferences – you name it and we have it. Regular features on specific products such as pumps, valves, pipes, filtration equipment, software and others make sure that advertisers get their money’s worth. Each issue of Asian Water is sent to over 7,000 water industry professionals and other decision makers in more than 20 countries, and the numbers are growing each day. |
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| Australian Water Association |
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The Australian Water Association (AWA) is a professional membership organisation
formed in 1962 to promote the responsible management of water and its related ...
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| Biodegradation |
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Editor-in-Chief:
Bruce E. Rittmann - Dept. of Civil Engineering, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, USA
Managing Editor:
Edward J. Bouwer - Dept. of Geography & Environmental Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA
Ronald L. Crawford - Dept. of Bacteriology, University of Idaho, Moscow, USA
Tom Egli - EAWAG, Dübendorf, Switzerland
David A. Stahl - Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering, University of Washington, Seattle, USA
Willy Verstraete - Laboratory of Microbial Ecology, University of Ghent, Belgium
Aims & Scope:
Biodegradation publishes papers on all aspects of science pertaining to the detoxification, recycling, amelioration or treatment of waste materials and pollutants by naturally-occurring microbial strains or associations or recombinant organisms. Areas of particular interest include:
biochemistry of biodegradative pathways
genetics of biodegradative organisms and the development of recombinant biodegrading organisms
enhancement of naturally-occurring biodegradative properties and activities
applications of biodegradation and
biotransformation technology, e.g. to sewage, heavy metals, organohalogens, high-COD wastes, straight-, branched-chain and aromatic hydrocarbons
modelling and scale-up of laboratory processes and design of bioreactor systems
international standardisation
economic and legal aspects of biological treatment of waste.
Subscribers to Antonie van Leeuwenhoek will receive Biodegradation as a supplementary volume included in their subscription at a reduced price. Biodegradation can also be purchased separately
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| Boating Life |
Boating Life Magazine understands and appreciates mankind's eternal love of boats, boating and the water. Written for the experienced boater as well as the landlubber, this publication makes the point that boating is not only a blast, but can be affordable as well |
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| Boating World Magazine |
Boating World Magazine exemplifies the passion of power boaters through award-winning editorial and provocative photography that challenges, educates and entertains. Boating World serves the largest segment of the powerboat market, and has something for every boater from do-it-yourself articles to features on environmental issues. Especially valuable for owners of power boats up to 35 feet in length; provides information for family boaters, fishermen, cruising boaters, and other water sports enthusiasts with all the information needed to select equipment and to maintain, and enjoy their boats. |
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| Buyers Guide And Yearbook |
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Right know I have two shows on my mind. Firstly, there’s the Achema. As you probably well know, this is a premier event for the chemical process industry and has a truly global reach. It really is a fine networking opportunity. I’ve only been at the show about 30 minutes but I’ve already met numerous old faces, have appointments scheduled for the rest of the week (or so it seems) and can tell you that the aisles are well packed with traffic. You can expect an extensive report with ditto photos in the August issue.
Now for that other show I mentioned – in fact, none other than our own trusted conference and exhibition, Valve World 2004. The kick-off meeting (conveniently scheduled to take place at the Achema) has just concluded and I can tell you it was a really constructive afternoon. About eighteen valve professionals, representing end users, engineering companies, manufacturers and distributors were present and contributed vocally to the proceedings. In fact, there was a real determination to build on the success of the previous three shows. So members of the steering committee and advisory group discussed how to develop existing topics and incorporate new ones to “give more bite” to the show and send out a strong message on behalf of the assembled flow control community.
Whilst it’s too early to report fully on the meeting (again, watch this space for details), I can indicate that some of the topics being considered include: inspection versus accreditation; the impact of ATEX on the valve industry; materials selection, reliability and durability; design performance verification requirements, etc etc etc. It was very interesting seeing how those present discussed these and other issues from their various disciplines (oil & gas, petrochemicals, CPI, power gen, etc) and cultural backgrounds (Europe, Asia, Middle East, USA, etc). Indeed, if this meeting is anything to go by, the next conference should be an extremely lively and constructive affair.
In fact, there was only one point that was left unresolved: how to title the show! In 2002 the slogan “Flow Control for the Future” was selected. Whilst numerous ideas for 2004 were bounced around, the meeting was unable to define an all-embracing caption. So, what are your thoughts? If you have a good idea for a slogan, or can identify some key flow control topics for the future, or even have some suggestions for the 2004 Valve World show, we’d be delighted to hear from you.
David Sear, Editor-in-Chief
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| Clean Water Report |
Clean water that is safe for drinking, swimming and fishing is a right of all Americans. Over the past 30 years, the Clean Water Act has worked to improve and protect our nation’s waters and a great deal of progress has been made. |
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| EcoAméricas |
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EcoAméricas covers development and the environment in Latin America for an international audience of businesses, environmental organizations, public agencies and universities. Published by Fourth Street Press, an independent corporation in Santa Monica, California, EcoAméricas provides continuing, objective coverage at a time when reporting on Latin American environmental issues has been piecemeal at best--and too often biased by competing agendas. |
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| Environment and Pollution |
Editor-in-Chief: Dr. M.A. Dorgham / The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK.
Guest Editors: Klaas J. Noorman / Groningen University, The Netherlands
Patrick Jolivet: Universite de Versailles / St Quentin-en Yvelines, France
The International Journal of Environment and Pollution is a refereed journal providing an international forum for the field of Environment and Pollution.
Objectives
The objectives of the journal are to establish an effective channel of communication between policy makers, government agencies academics and research institutions and persons concerned with the complex issues of environment and pollution, and to provide a forum for them to disseminate information and to learn from each other's work. The international dimension is emphasized in order to overcome cultural and national barriers and to meet the needs of accelerating technological change and changes in the global economy.
Readership
Professionals, academics, researchers and policy makers
Contents
The Journal publishes original and review papers, technical reports, case studies, conference reports, management reports, book reviews, and notes commentaries and news. Contribution may be by submission or invitation, and suggestions for special issues and publications are welcome.
Subject coverage
Review and assessment of policies
Strategy for policy making
Formulation of national/international environmental protection policy
Comparative legal aspects of pollution
Assessment of risks from water, soil and air pollution; effective and viable remedies
Protection of soil and ground water
Ecosystem research
Waste disposal strategies
Ecological impact of pollutants
Clean technologies
Technological hazards
Evaluation and management of environmental risk and safety
Environment and sustainable development
Total quality and environmental management
Environmental education and training
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