Cincinnati, OH
Water and wastewater technologies have developed exponentially. Water reclamation - greywater use; waste-to-energy; balancing practices and water quality are essential for sustaining buildings, campus, facilities, installations, personnel, and organizational readiness. This training session will provide an overview of current water and wastewater best practices being implemented by Federal agencies and emerging technologies which support these efforts. Session speakers will come from a spectrum of government agencies and commercial technology providers.
Instructors
Christine Ploschke, Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Energy and Sustainability, Department of Defense - Army
Cissy Ma, Environmental Engineer, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Edith Martinez-Guerra, Research Environmental Engineer, Department of Defense - Army
Brian Boyd, Mechanical Engineer, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this session attendees will:
- Identify how to utilize water and wastewater emerging technologies;
- Recognize how to incorporate water and wastewater best practices to support water program strategy;
- Recognize the importance of resource alignment (funding, policy changes, process changes); and
- Identify how to monitor performance of water and wastewater technologies and make appropriate.
