
11/03/2023
The team that plays together, stays together!
A little “planning after meeting”
recreation on this beautiful fall evening in Las Vegas!
Viva Tri-State Seminar 2024!!!
Educating Water Professionals. The 36th Annual Seminar will be held August 10 - 13, 2020 at the South
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- Best value – Priced lower than any other conference of its kind.
- High quality, educational programming – There are some new players and some stars making a comeback in this year’s session tracks, workshops, and tours.
- Continuing Education and Certification Credits – up to 21 contact hours available
- Expanded exhibitor space
- Event – Golf Tournament, Young Professionals Luncheon
- New This Year - Opening Session on Monday night
The team that plays together, stays together!
A little “planning after meeting”
recreation on this beautiful fall evening in Las Vegas!
Viva Tri-State Seminar 2024!!!
Something to ponder about.
Another side of poo …
The main part of London's incredible Super Sewer is a 15-mile-long tunnel that's about 24 feet wide. Its job? Carry water, rubbish, and poo.
About 900,000 gallons spilled from a sewage station near Las Vegas on June 1, with about a third of the spill being recovered as of Monday, according to the Clark County Water Reclamation District.
Exhibit booth space has sold out, as usual, in record time.
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We reget to report that another error has impacted our registration portal today ...
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California, Arizona and Nevada will voluntarily trim their use under the agreement, which now gets sent to the Interior Department for approval
We are experiencing technical difficulties with the registration portal. Due to the unforeseen difficulties, we regretfully have to postpone registration until 05/24.
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Police in West Virginia are investigating the discovery of a body at a water treatment plant.
We’re saved !!!
… or not ….?
When it comes to water and Lake Mead every little bit helps, right? This is being proved correct this spring as the water level at Lake Mead is fighting to stay above the most recent projections pu…
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Bulk discounts available ….
Tardigrades for the win!
Freeze it, boil it, or expose it to radiation. The water bear shrugs it off. Now we know why.
Climate experts caution that the favorable drought maps represent only a blip on the radar as the long-term effects of a stubborn drought persist.
Due to their considerable efficiency, catalysts made of just a few atoms show great promise in the field of water treatment. In a new study, researchers looked into how to optimize the performance of these catalysts and make them viable for practical use.
Did somebody order a epilimnion, thermocline, hypolimnion cocktail?
Last chance to participate in our Job Analysis Survey! We need your expert perspective on water environment system operations. The survey closes TOMORROW…
Journalists reporting on the status and future of the Colorado River are increasingly using the phrase “dead pool.” It sounds ominous. And it is. Dead
Contractors at a Kingwood wastewater plant doctored samples and records to suggest they adequately had treated sewage before it was released into a waterway that feeds one of the city's major drinking water supplies, Houston police allege in newly released court records. The sewage, which investigat...
Small amounts of chemicals were identified in the Ohio River after a train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, earlier this month.
Freeze it, boil it, or expose it to radiation. The water bear shrugs it off. Now we know why.
Call for Papers for the 38th Annual Tri-State Seminar is open. Share your expertise with your peers by submitting a paper for consideration by our Programs Committee for the 2023 seminar.
Education tracks that we are seeking papers for include:
- Backflow Prevention
- Electrical, Instrumentation, & Control
- Environmental Compliance/Pretreatment
- Environmental Health, Safety & Security
- Groundwater/Recharge
- Information Technology / Cybersecurity
- Laboratory
- Leadership Development
- Maintenance
- Reclaim/Reuse
- Stormwater
- Surface Water & Water Treatment
- Wastewater Collections
- Wastewater Treatment
- Water Distribution
Submit an abstract by visiting www.tristateseminar.com and clicking the "CALL FOR PAPERS" button. The submittal deadline is February 10, 2023.
If you know other industry professionals with expertise that would be of value to the education of their peers, please feel free to share this post.
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Underground storage may be a key for Western states navigating water shortages and extreme weather. Aquifers under the ground have served as a reliable source of water for years. During rain…
Tri-State Seminar 2023 is evolving and morphing!
The Call for Papers is now open and will close on Feb 10, 2023!
Visit the website and submit your abstract now ...!
www.tristateseminar.com
View Promo Here Discovery Channel kicks off 2023 with an all-new series that introduces audiences to the individuals who go to great lengths to keep their hands dirty just to keep everyone else’s bathrooms and kitchens clean. “Sewer Divers” premieres Sunday, Jan. 1, 2023 at 9PM ET/PT, directly...
Up to 700 military installations are known to have at least some PFAS contamination.
Toilets eject aerosol droplets that may carry disease-causing pathogens. Learning about how these particles move could help reduce exposure in public restrooms.
The city of Houston has ordered more than 2 million residents to boil water after a power outage affecting a purification plant. Houston officials issued the advisory Monday morning after the outag…
Tardigrades are tiny, incredibly tough animals that can withstand a wide range of dangers, including many that would obliterate most other creatures known to science.
Too close to home …
Las Vegas, NV
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Strategic Planning Meeting taking place evaluating what worked well and what can be improved for future years.
Imagine a Day Without Water Blog - www.imagineadaywithoutwater.org With all the division in our government, it is easy to forget there are some policy priorities that actually cut across party lines and geographical boundaries. Constituents may have different opinions on health care and tax reform, but they have a lot in common too. They get up in the morning and brush their teeth, use the bathroom, and make coffee. Many of them commute to school or work. They travel with their families on summer vacations and for holidays. They buy groceries and eat at restaurants. When it comes to the essentials, we really do have more that unites us than divides us, which is why the majority of Americans want the federal government to prioritize investing in infrastructure. Earlier this year, voters were polled on what they wanted the federal government to focus on for a legislative agenda. By a double-digit margin, investment in infrastructure was the most important topic above any other issue. Two thirds of voters said so. And an astonishing 82 percent of Americans said water infrastructure needed to be a top priority. Eighty-two percent of Americans can’t even agree on what day of the week it is! But if you think about it, water unites all of us. Of course people say it should be a priority. Can you even begin to imagine a day without water? It isn’t just your personal use of water – brushing your teeth, flushing your toilet, taking a shower – though those rituals are vital. Water is also essential to a functioning economy. What is a college campus or a hotel supposed to do if there is no water? They close. How can a restaurant, coffee shop, or brewery serve customers without water to cook, make coffee and beer, or wash the dishes? They can’t. And what about manufacturers – from pharmaceuticals to automobiles – that rely on water? They would grind to a halt too. An economic study released by the Value of Water Campaign earlier this year found that a single nationwide da
Phil Stein, a retiree of Guzzler Manufacturing, presenting "Air Movement And The How And Why It Works - Part 2" in the Wastewater Collections education track at #TriState33 This will be his last year presenting and he was gracious enough to allow this live stream and the publishing of this video to our page.
Phil Stein, a retiree of Guzzler Manufacturing, presenting "Air Movement And The How And Why It Works - Part 1" in the Wastewater Collections education track at #TriState33 This will be his last year presenting and he was gracious enough to allow this live stream and the publishing of this video to our page.
Long range planning meeting: discussion of mission and vision statements for new Tri-State Seminar LLC.
Jose Espinoza the water guy of Las Vegas
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