121. Trade Show: ECWATECH - Environmental Protection - Water Management And Treatment International Trade Fair and Congress water ecology and Technology Environmental Protection Environmental Protection water Management and http://www.eventseye.com/fairs/trade_fair_event_5878.html

ECWATECH 2006 printable version Industries Description Audience Cycle Environmental Protection Water Management and Treatment International Trade Fair and Congress 'Water : Ecology and Technology' Trade Public every 2 years Next Dates May 30 - June 02, 2006 in Moscow (Russia - Europe) Crocus Expo Beware ! All dates are subject to change. Contact organizer before making arrangements. Venue Crocus Expo City Ring Road Moscow Russia Web Site E-mail Other events at this place Find an Hotel in Moscow Organizers Sibico PO Box 173 Moscow 107078 Russia Web Site E-mail Other events from this organizer More information about ECWATECH Event website Event e-mail Concurrent Fairs / similar dates, same city 100% DESIGN MOSCOW EventsEye Trade Shows Calendar - Back to Home

122. Ecology Center Working for clean air and water, healthy communities, and environmental justice. Information on membership, activities, recycling, and sustainable land use. http://www.ecocenter.org/

117 N. Division St. / Ann Arbor, MI 48104 / USA phone fax info@ecocenter.org From the Ground Up our official publication Press Releases Auto Project Mercury Switches Lead-free Wheels ... EcoRide how to get involved Neighborhood Action Network Membership Mary Beth Doyle ... More Details... Mary Beth Doyle: Memorial Fund Remembrances in our newsletter From the Ground Up Ecology Center's Sister Organization The Ecology Center is a member of Earth Share of Michigan and the Michigan Environmental Council Members Local 174 Testing Finds High Level of Mercury in Store-Bought Fish in Michigan Ecology Center released the results of a major 22-state mercury testing project which included samples of swordfish and tuna taken from Kroger in Michigan. The national project confirmed that store-bought swordfish and tuna contain levels of mercury that the federal government has determined may be hazardous to human health, particularly children. EPA Balks on Banning Major Automotive Lead Use Environmentalists criticized the decision by the Environmental Protection Agency to reject a request to ban the use and sale of lead-containing weights used to balance wheels on vehicles. The Ecology Center, a Michigan-based environmental advocacy organization, had asked EPA to ban the sale of one of the largest unregulated sources of lead to the environment, automotive wheel balancing weights. The Ecology Center is now considering legal action to compel EPA action, along with ramped up efforts to pass legislation at the state level to ban the sale of lead-containing wheel weights.

123. Ecology Will Order Boomsnub To Repair Groundwater Protection System ecology believes the vault has been breached and ground water can now seep into ecology thought the bubble was caused by water left on the floor during http://www.ecy.wa.gov/news/1997news/97-103.html

Washington State Department of Ecology Ecology News FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - May 20, 1997 CONTACT: Jim Sachet (360) 407-6344 Jerry Gilliland (360) 407-6149 Ecology Will Order Boomsnub to Repair Groundwater Protection System Olympia, WA - The Washington Department of Ecology will require the Boomsnub Corporation to repair an underground vault designed to protect ground water below the chrome plating facility, located at 3611 NE 68th St. in Vancouver. The plant opened in August 1994, after ground water was contaminated at the company's former location on Northeast 47th Avenue. "Chromic acid and other chemicals are not leaving the plant. Ground water samples taken in February 1997 showed no signs of chemical pollution," said Megan White, manager of Ecology's hazardous waste and toxics reduction program. "The steps Ecology will require the company to take are to prevent problems from happening in the future." The vault is a backup to the plant's main system for collecting spills that may occur from the plating tanks. "Our inspectors have seen only a small amount of liquid in the vaultless than a teaspoonat any one time. The vault is cleaned daily and any spilled liquid is returned to the plating tanks," White noted. The underground vault is designed to provide a watertight seal between the plating plant and ground water. Ecology believes the vault has been breached and ground water can now seep into it.

124. Wilkes University - GSE Earth & Environmental Sciences Wilkes Earth and Environmental Sciences and Environmental Engineering BA and BS Degree Programs in applied geosciences, geology, water quality, ecology, environmental science and environmental engineering. http://www.wilkes.edu/academics/gse/earth_env.asp

QuickLinks Apply Online Bookstore Online Courses Online Employment Opportunities Financial Aid Graduate Programs Library Northeast Pennsylvania Registrar Schools, Depts, Divs Science in Motion Secure Login Area Small Business Development Undergraduate Programs Wilkes Merchandise UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS CONTINUED LEARNING GRADUATE PROGRAMS UPWARD BOUND ... WILKES YOUNG SCHOLARS PROGRAM UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS Earth and Environmental Sciences (EES)      BA degree, BS degree, minor, secondary education certification... elementary education certification... Saving the World, One Acre at a Time. Environmental scientists design ways to protect the earth and its atmosphere. While some focus on the quality of air, water, and soil, others predict volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and floods. Wilkes offers both... a Bachelor of Arts (BA) and a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in EES. You can also pursue a minor in geology or a concentration in water quality, marine ecology, or environmental analysis. Students also turn to our faculty... for research opportunities. Research projects involve the fate of chemotherapeutics in the aquatic environment; groundwater resources in Latin America; and a geological survey of volcanic unrest at Yellowstone National Park using GPS technology.

125. Water Quality Program Home Page Home Page of the Washington State Department of ecology, water Quality Program. Program Mission To Protect and Restore Washington s waters http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/wq/wqhome.html

Water Quality Program October 18, 2005 Program Mission: To Protect and Restore Washington's Waters General Information An overview of the Water Quality Program Aquatic Plants and Lakes Plant identification, plant management, aquatic plant database, weed grants, lake information, aquatic pesticide permit, and links to related sites Committees Links to Water Quality Program standing and policy advisory committees Data Sources Water Quality Permit Life Cycle System (WPLCS), list of polluted water bodies [303(d) list], long term river monitoring, quality assurance, publications related to watersheds Grants and Loans Current funding cycle, financial assistance, training, aquatic weeds, and related funding links Ground Water Aquifer vulnerability, Ground Water Quality Standards, Critical Aquifer Recharge Areas (CARA), Interagency Ground Water Committee (IGWC), Underground Injection Control (UIC) program (drywells) Nonpoint Source Pollution (Polluted Runoff) Information on water quality problems and solutions for polluted runoff from sources having no obvious point of discharge, success stories Permits General, Industrial, Wastewater (Individual by region), 401 Certification for Dams, (Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation (CAFO)

126. British Deer About the biology, ecology, and history of the six species of deer found wild in the UK (roe, red, fallow, sika, muntjac, and Chinese water deer). http://www.deer-uk.com/Deer.htm

British Deer If you would like to know more about the six species of deer that can be found wild in the UK this is the page to visit. For ease of comparison the notes that we have put together are in a similar format. The amount of information given has been limited by the available web space and consideration for your download time! If you would like us to answer any specific questions, or provide additional information, please contact us The notes provided, whilst not being overly in-depth, have been designed to cover the NSCC/DMQ1 syllabi, and we hope that those of you currently working towards these qualifications will find them particularly useful. Please feel free to download them.

127. Hillsborough County Lake Atlas Lake Wimauma Data for Lake Wimauma and Carlton Lake including size, volume, water levels, water quality, ecology, and aerial photograph. http://www.hillsborough.wateratlas.usf.edu/waterbody/geninfo.asp?wbodyid=5607&am

128. Coalition Of Concerned Citizens - Caledon - Rockfort Quarry Aims to ensure good land use planning in Caledon and the defeat of the Rockfort quarry application. Includes an association profile, coming events calendar, links to related sites and detailed facts on water and ecology. http://www.coalitioncaledon.com/

The Coalition of Concerned Citizens is committed to ensuring good land use planning in Caledon - particularly associated with defeating the Rockfort quarry application. April Newsletter OMB Update June 2004 Property Access Informative Site About Aggregate Conservation ... newsite test Proposed Rockfort Quarry Site What could happen next !! In 1996, James Dick Construction Ltd. purchased the 200 acre Rockfort Farm property and applied for a license to operate a dolostone quarry on that site. The proposal, known as "THE ROCKFORT PROPOSAL" will result in 66% of the land being mined to a depth of 150 feet, including 100 feet that lies below the water table. The CCC (Coalition of Concerned Citizens) was formed to oppose the granting of that license. At full production, each day the Rockfort quarry will pump more than twice the average daily quantity used by the 40,000 people of Georgetown. When the quarry is in full production they will pump water at a rate of 6.03 million gallons per day.

129. Web Page Under Construction A professional biological services company providing assessments, investigations and documentation for wetlands, field ecology, water quality, or microbiology. http://www.hydroterra.net/

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130. Water On The Web | Understanding | Lake Ecology Primer The following overview is taken largely from LAKE ecology OVERVIEW The Lake ecology section is intended to provide a general background to water on the http://waterontheweb.org/under/lakeecology/

physical formation of lakes lake variability light ... Understanding Lake Ecology Primer Understanding: Lake Ecology Primer There are a total of 21 web pages in this on-line limnology primer. Use the navigation bar located on the top left side of each page, or use the links provided at the bottom of each page to move forward or backward in the primer. Throughout these pages, you will find terms that are linked to their respective definitions. Move the mouse over the link to see a pop-up window with the definition. Move your mouse away from the term, and the pop-up window will go away. Click on the link to open the full glossary, and find more defined terms. Here is an example, Water on the Web A pdf version of the Limnology primer is available to download or print lakeecology.pdf (1.2 mb) . You'll need Acrobat Reader installed to view this. Overview The following overview is taken largely from LAKE ECOLOGY OVERVIEW (Chapter 1, Horne, A.J. and C.R. Goldman. 1994. Limnology. 2nd edition. McGraw-Hill Co., New York, New York, USA.) Limnology is the study of fresh or saline waters contained within continental boundaries. Limnology and the closely related science of oceanography together cover all aquatic

131. Water On The Web understanding. Learn more about aquatic ecology, water quality, watersheds, data collection, and data interpretation in Understanding. http://waterontheweb.org/

Lake Mead, NV Take a trip to Vegas and check out some desert limnology. View Las Vegas Wash data Visit Duluth Streams Data Visualization Tools river data with a new perspective. The Ice Lake unit is the only MN lake site in 2004 but you can still view data from past years as well as data from other sites across the country. Water on the Web (WOW) helps college and high school students understand and solve real-world environmental problems using advanced technology. WOW is a complete package containing two sets of curricula, data from many lakes and rivers nationwide, extensive online primers, data interpretation and Geographic Information System Tools, and additional supporting materials. Basic Science consists of individual lessons for infusion into a wide range of exisiting science cources. Water Resource Science is a two-semester water resource management curriculum for second year technical students and undergraduates in water or environmental management disciplines.

132. EWI Events water ecology ROUND TABLE. EWI Contact Kristie Evenson, Prague The third meeting of the water-ecology working group was held on January 25th with 10 http://www.ewi.info/events.cfm?title=EWI Events&l1=Events&l2=Prior Events&l3=&l4

133. MSN Encarta - Search Results - Ecology Animal ecology and ecosystems wetlands (picture) water ecology and water diagram, wastewater treatment ( Microsoft Corporation. http://encarta.msn.com/Ecology.html

fdbkURL="/encnet/refpages/search.aspx?q=Ecology#bottom"; errmsg1="Please select a rating."; errmsg2="Please select a reason for your rating."; MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Sign In Web Search: Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade your Encarta Experience Search Encarta Exclusively for MSN Encarta Premium Subscribers. Join Now Searched Encarta for ' Ecology' Articles Ecology Ecology , the study of the relationship of plants and animals to their physical and biological environment. The physical environment includes light... ... , sustainable use and protection of natural resources including plants, animals, mineral deposits, soils, clean water, clean air, and ... See all search results in Articles (76) Dictionary ecology study of organisms and the environment Maps ... Learn more. Go to Magazine Center MSN Encarta Premium Get more results for "Ecology" 54 results on MSN Encarta 83 results on MSN Encarta Premium Click here to join today! Advertisement document.write(' Search Results Feedback How well did we match your search term? poor excellent Main reason for your rating select a reason Exactly what I needed Was a good start Wasn't on the right topic Quizzes Columns Top 10 Lists Newsletter ... Worldwide Advertisement document.write('

134. VÃ¥tmarker Och Rinnande Vatten Wetland and Streaming water, ecology and Application (15 ECTS credits). Welcome to the course homepage of Wetlands and Streaming water, ecology and http://www.ifm.liu.se/biology/kurser/nbic22/

Våtmarker och rinnande vatten, ekologi och tillämpning (10 p) Wetland and Streaming Water, Ecology and Application (15 ECTS credits) Welcome to the course homepage of Wetlands and Streaming Water, Ecology and Application. The course is jointly organised by Linköping University, IFM Biology and Kalmar University, Departement of Biology and Environmental Sciences. The course runs from March to June, i.e. the second half of spring semester. The education is located both in Linköping and Kalmar with weeks of individual work in between. Here you find course information schedule (updated March 17), and course literature including reading instructions When the course starts we use Blackboard as course homepage. See you in March 2005! Elisabeth Lundkvist Karin Tonderski Börje Ekstam Jan Herrmann

135. NVE : 2. Circular Hydrology, ecology and water Resources in Headwaters. BERGEN, NORWAY, 20 23 JUNE 2005. PROGRAM - Revised 10. June 2005. REGISTRATION http://www.nve.no/headwater05/

@import "/include/css/site.css"; @import "/include/css/menu.css"; Du er her: Forside Headwater - 2005 / 2. Circular Norsk Contact us About NVE News Archive ... International Assignments Leter du etter noe? 2. Circular Last update on 14 June 2005 About the conference Home Objectives and scope Topics Program ... Contacts International Conference on Headwater Control VI: Hydrology, Ecology and Water Resources in Headwaters BERGEN, NORWAY, 20 - 23 JUNE 2005 PROGRAM Revised 10. June 2005 REGISTRATION Contribution to UNESCO / IHP VI The Conference is a contribution to UNESCO`s International Hydrological Programme, IHP VI (2002-2007) . The conference will address a wide range of water related topics, linking together several themes in rural development, and soil and water conservation. It will also focus on the way different societies throughout history have perceived and used headwater areas in relation to their culture, tradition and religion. The conference aims at facilitating the exchange of scientific knowledge by bringing together people of varying disciplines, such as scientists, planners, practitioners and policy makers. Jointly convened by: The Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) International Association of Hydrological Sciences (IAHS) - International Association on Headwater Control (IAHC) University of Bergen (UiB) Objectives and Scope Headwaters are the places where rivers and streams originate and where the precipitation (rain, snow) is high. They are the ultimate source of a great portion of terrestrial fresh water. Headwaters today face a variety of problems that affect not only the people in the headwater region, but all people living downstream and ecosystems in the associated catchments.

136. Water Poverty Index (WPI) CEH Wallingford water Poverty Index (WPI) page. What s New Centre for ecology and Hydrology Natural Environment Research Council. http://www.nerc-wallingford.ac.uk/research/WPI/

The Water Poverty Index Millions of people throughout the world do not have enough water to sustain their livelihoods — so they have reduced capacity to lift themselves out of poverty. The relationship between poverty and water is complex, but water is such a valuable resource that it must be managed responsibly, to ensure long-term sustainability for future generations. The Water Poverty Index (WPI) captures the characteristics that link water and poverty. It has been developed in consultation with water researchers, practitioners and stakeholders. This international multi-disciplinary team has identified key issues that provide the framework for a holistic composite indicator, combining data from the physical and social sciences. The WPI framework can be applied at all levels. Communities can assess their own WPI values, and make comparisons. A training package will ensure appropriate in-country capacity so that this can be achieved. Download more information here (right-click and Save): A poster (in pdf format) A leaflet (4 pages A4, pdf), or the same

137. 26010 Drinking water, ecology, and gastroenteritis in New Zealand. Philip Weinstein, Nina Russell Alistair Woodward. ecology and Health Research Centre, http://www.cig.ensmp.fr/~iahs/redbooks/a260/26010.htm

Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Drinking Water Risk Assessment and Management Drinking water, ecology, and gastroenteritis in New Zealand Ecology and Health Research Centre, Wellington School of Medicine, University of Otago, PO Box 7343, Wellington South, New Zealand e-mail: weinstein@wnmeds.ac.nz Abstract : New Zealand has good quality drinking water derived from thousands of streams, rivers, lakes and aquifers fed by regular rainfalls ranging from 400 to 11 000 mm year

138. Ecological Studies In The National Water-Quality Assessment (NAWQA) Program Ecological Studies in the National waterQuality Assessment (NAWQA) Program URL http//water.usgs.gov/nawqa/ecology/, FirstGov, Your First Click to http://water.usgs.gov/nawqa/ecology/

Ecological Studies in the National Water-Quality Assessment (NAWQA) Program NAWQA Ecology Homepage What's New Current Studies ... Contacts Overview: Despite commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the Clean Water Act of 1972, significant scientific and resource management challenges remain in reaching the goal of protecting the biological integrity of our Nations' water resources. Ecological studies conducted by scientists of the NAWQA Program provide data, information and scientific insights into the status, trends, and understanding of factors that influence the biological integrity of streams and rivers. These studies are conducted by investigative teams distributed throughout the Nation, and are synthesized at regional and national scales to understand how stream ecosystems may respond in differing ways to the diverse natural and human factors present in the Nation. NAWQA WATER USGS HELP!

139. Water Purifiers And Micro Water Filters: Seagull IV, Nature Pure, First Need - G chemical free pointof-use water purifiers and water filters. http://www.generalecology.com/

SEAGULL IV WATER PURIFIERS Award for Design Excellence Winner 3 years in a row! The ADEX Awards, sponsored by Design Journal Magazine, are given annually to products "exhibiting superior design based on form, functionality and style". FIRST NEED PORTABLE WATER PURIFIERS Awarded "Gear of Year Award" First Need portable water purifier is the only chemical-free portable system independently certified to EPA Guide Standard... NATURE PURE WATER PURIFIERS Nature Pure water purifier is the only chemical-free system of its class certified to EPA Guide Standard for Microbiological Purifiers against bacteria, cysts, and viruses. No hold time, electricity, chemical pretreatment or double pumping required! Special Event- "Iron Chef" Chen Kenichi makes first visit to Philadelphia - Join us for a fabulous night hosted by General Ecology, Inc. at Susanna Foo Chinese Cuisine

140. Shark Research Committee - Home Behavior and ecology of sharks indigenous to waters off the Pacific Coast, with particular emphasis on potentially dangerous species. http://www.sharkresearchcommittee.com/src_index.htm

About the Shark Research Committee Summer Book Special Guest Speaker ... Shark Attacks Along the Pacific Coast - 1990s Case Histories of Unprovoked White Shark Attacks: Divers Kayakers Surfers Swimmers ... Publications Shark Encounters: White Shark Encounters Along the Pacific Coast Soupfin Shark Encounter Reporting Forms: Shark Attack Shark Encounter Shark Predation Shark Web Sites: Recommended Links About the Shark Research Committee Founded in 1962 as a tax-exempt non-profit scientific research organization, the Shark Research Committee's primary goal was to assist Leonard P. Schultz of the International Shark Attack File (ISAF) in documenting shark attacks from the Pacific Coast of North America. This initial objective was soon broadened to include conducting original research on the general biology, behavior and ecology of sharks indigenous to waters off the Pacific Coast , with particular emphasis on potentially dangerous species. Early in this research, it was determined that the

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