Canadian Teachers are Waiting for Over 1,900 Sponsored Kits to be Sent to their Schools

Canadian teachers are currently waiting for over 1,900 sponsored Operation Water Drop, Operation Water Pollution and Operation Water Biology kits to be sent to their schools.  Individuals and companies can sponsor kits for schools.  If you/your company sponsors kits, you/your company will be acknowledged in the letter that accompanies the kit.  You can even decide in which geographic area your kits will be dispersed or to which specific school(s).  Please e-mail info@safewater.org if you would like to sponsor Operation Water Drop, Operation Water Pollution and/or Operation Water Biology kits or if you would like more information.
 
Home Resources News In the News Decentralized wastewater management: a solution to infrastructure bottlenecks?
Decentralized wastewater management: a solution to infrastructure bottlenecks?
Written by Paul O'Callaghan   
Thursday, 09 April 2009 15:53

Decentralized wastewater management as an alternative approach to centralized wastewater management encourages the use of satellite and catchment-based treatment options.  As urban centres around the world continue to expand, the decentralized model is gaining the attention of planners and engineers worldwide as a more sustainable and cost-effective method of managing water resources, and is challenging the paradigm that the 'big pipe' is the only viable option.  In this article, five reasons to consider decentralized management options are presented.

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