On Monday, September 28, from 8:00 am – 10:00 am, the Danish Trade Council is hosting a webinar as part of Chicago Water Week: Exploit the full WWTP potential: Digester Optimization & Biogas Utilization. Wastewater agencies updating their existing facilities have a great opportunity to look into the optimization potential of their digester and biogas infrastructure in order to potentially generate additional energy and tipping fee revenue from intake of food waste, and be a positive force in addressing climate change through innovate solutions and technologies. The Danish Wastewater sector has undergone a huge transition over the last 25 years. Today, the Danish sector is widely recognized as a global frontrunner known for data-driven automation, resource efficiency and -recovery, biogas utilization and advanced sensor-based biological treatment strategies. CASA’s Greg Kester will provide an overview of co-digestion opportunities and drivers. Register today!
CWEA/CASA: Planning for Fiscal Recovery
On Tuesday, September 29, from 10:00 am – 11:30 am, CASA and CWEA will host a joint webinar on “Planning for Fiscal Recovery – Perspectives for Agency Executives, CFOs and Board Members.” As sanitation agencies continue to adjust to uncertain economic conditions, they must balance the needs of their constituents and the operations of their systems. Should I raise rates or rely on my reserves? Can I give customer rebates and what are the impacts? Can I continue to build my capital program? How do I communicate with my customers? Come hear from industry experts as they discuss financial planning, capital funding and customer impacts. Be sure to register today!
CWEA/CASA: COVID-19 Update
On Wednesday, September 30, from 11:00 am – 12:30 pm, join CASA and CWEA for a COVID-19 Update webinar. For the last five months, CASA and CWEA have hosted a series of joint webinars focusing primarily on COVID-19 related issues. We will continue that series through the end of the year with webinars in October, November, and December respectively, focusing on wastewater based epidemiology developments and other relevant COVID-19 research and initiatives. Be sure to join us for this free webinar series!
EPA Water Research Webinar Series
On Wednesday, September 30, from 11:00am to 12:00pm the EPA is hosting a webinar: SARS CoV-2 in Wastewater Monitoring: Linking Research and Application to Meet Immediate Needs. This webinar is part of their bimonthly series on EPA’s water research and will focus on the following collaborative efforts of EPA’s SARS-CoV-2 wastewater monitoring research team to reduce uncertainties: Method development within the lab, application in sewersheds with distinctive levels of industrial and stormwater impacts–in coordination with the Cincinnati Metropolitan Sewer District, and development of a wastewater surveillance systems in Ohio–in support of the Ohio Department of Health. Check out the flyer and register for this free webinar today!
Women in Water & Power: Working on the Frontlines
On Tuesday, October 6th at 11:00am, CWEA is hosting a webinar: Women in Water & Power: Working on the Frontlines. The one hour webinar discussion will feature four woman who work on the frontlines of California water. The webinar is free and everyone is welcome. This is also a great opportunity for those who are considering a career in the industry! Are the water and power sectors welcoming and supportive of women? Are there opportunities to advance? How do I get into these careers, and where do I start? Is it safe? Do you get dirty? Register for this special event and find out! This webinar is also part of a series to celebrate California Water Professionals Week 2020 (#ThankWaterPros) and is supported by ACWA, AWWEE, BAYWORK, CA-NV AWWA, CWEA and CASA. Check out the panelists and learn more here!
Microplastics Health Effects Webinar Series
The Southern California Coastal Water Research Project (SCCWRP) is hosting a five session webinar series every Monday from October 19 to November 16, during which microplastics experts from around the world will summarize current knowledge and discuss the latest findings regarding microplastics toxicity. Representatives from the State Water Resources Control Board and the Ocean Protection Council will also share their perspectives about how such science will be used in meeting the legislative mandates. This webinar series is open to the public, with the intent of informing the community (e.g., scientists, environmental managers, stakeholders) about the latest scientific developments regarding the potential health effects of microplastics. Learn more and register here.
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