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EVENTS CALENDAR

EDITOR’S NOTE: Registration,fees listed are the standard rates. Readers should contact confer- ence sponsors for potential discounts and spe- cial rates.

AUGUST 14-18 International Conference on Water Resources Engineering (Sponsored by the American Society of Civil Engineers) LOCATION: SAN ANTONIO The theme of this conference is “Water: A Resource in Crisis.” It’s held in conjunction with the International Groundwater Management Symposium and the Watershed Management Symposium; 700 attendees; $490/members $5 lS/nonmembers. Contact

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AUGUST 14-18 10th Annual Toxicology Symposium (Sponsored by the American lndustriul Hygiene Association) LOCATION: BOSTON Leaders in the toxicology arena will discuss and analyze a wide range of topics, including international regulatory requirements, data management systems, and risk assessment; 75 attendees: $YYS/members, $1 095/nonmembers. Contact AIHA’s Continuing Education Department at 703/849-8888.

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Hazardous and Particulate Air Pollutants (Sponsored by the Canadian Electrical Association and the US. EPA) LOCATION: TORONTO, ONTARIO A continuing intemational forum for dialogue and information exchange; combines the Third lnternational Conference on Managing Hazardous Air Pollutants with the Eleventh Particulate Control Symposium; $500/individ- ual (U.S. currency). Call 415/855-8763.

AUGUST 16-17 International Energy and Environmental Congress (Sponsored by the Association of Energy Engineers and FMME) LOCATION: RICHMOND, VA. Focuses on environmental compliance in com- mercial, industrial, institutional, and govern-

es, along with decisions about en- ergy use and reduction of energy costs. Facilities Management Maintenance Expo held concurrently; 3.000 attendees; $585/members, $685/nonmembers. Call AEE at 404/447-5083, ext. 21 0, for more information.

AUGUST 17-1 8 Understanding the Clean Air Act Amendments Seminar (Sponsored by the Universip of Florida, Treeo Center) LOCATION: TAMPA, FLA. Provides an overview of the amendments, regu- lations, and legislative activities and how these will affect businesses; 35 attendees; $395/indi- vidual. For details, call 904/392-9570, ext. 116.

SEPTEMBER 10-1 3 Sewers of the Future (Sponsored by Water Environnient Federatiora) LOCATION: HOUSTON Collections systems, residuals activities, public policy issues, CSOs and SSOs are some of the topics addressed in this conference for waste- water professionals; 550 attendees; $500/mem- hers, $SYO/nonmembers. For details, call 800/666-0206.

SEPTEMBER 11-13 How to Manage Solvents in the Workplace (Sponsored by Intertech Cnrp.) LOCATION: HOUSTON Information about containing techniques for hazardous solvents, new products, engineering controls, methods for managing emissions, em- ploying recycled solvents and future regula- tions: 100 attendees; $695/individual. Contact Intertech’s Jennifer Winch at 207/781-9800 for details.

SEPTEMBER 15-1 7 National Onsite Conference: Marketing Onsite Technology (Sponsored by the National Omit(’ Wastewater Recycling Association) LOCATION: TACOMA, WASH. An examination of innovative products, tech- nologies, code impediments and training activi- ties for researchers, regulators, manufacturers, etc.; 200 attendees; $150/members, $200/non- members.Contac1 708i559-9233 for derails.

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