Agua Latinoamérica

2017

Simple Recipe for Success

by Nils Dailey
By Donna Kreutz Matt Zarra walked away from a lucrative, fast-track career in the pharmaceutical industry to stay in his hometown of Dunedin, Florida and…
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Tapping into the ECHO Database

by Nils Dailey
By Hubert Colas, PhD Community water systems are defined as providing water to the same population year-round, which are effectively municipal-residential systems. This is different…
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Introduction to Membrane Separations

by Nils Dailey
By Greg Reyneke, MWS In the water quality improvement industry, membranes are defined as physical barriers that separate solutions and allow passage of waterborne contaminants…
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NWRI graduate Fellows announced

by Nils Dailey
The National Water Research Institute has named five Graduate Fellows who have been awarded $10,000 (USD) to support their research projects related to developing and…
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Graduate students honored by AMTA

by Nils Dailey
The American Membrane Technology Association (AMTA) of Stuart, FL and the Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) of Denver, CO announced the 2016 AMTA-Reclamation Fellowships for Membrane…
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Dyson honored by WWEMA

by Nils Dailey
Water and Wastewater Equipment Manufacturers Association (WWEMA) Chair Tammy Bernier named John Dyson, Product Channel Manager-AquaPrime at Aqua-Aerobic Systems Inc., recipient of the 2016 James…
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NGWA Fellows announced

by Nils Dailey
Former National Ground Water Association President (2012) John W. Pitz, CPI and Amvrossios C. Bagtzoglou, PhD are among the first five to receive the association’s…
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EWQA Executive Director Syrgley retired

by Nils Dailey
Dean Srygley retired as Eastern WQA’s Executive Director at the end of 2016 and Marianne Metzger was formally introduced as the new Executive Director of…
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You Are All Part of US Water Quality Protection

by Nils Dailey
By David H. Martin [caption id="attachment_4786" align="alignright" width="300"] Proposed US EPA water rule would protect secondary lakes, streams, swamps. (Photo courtesy of US EPA)[/caption] You…
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