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Ali M Hassanli

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Associate Professor of Water Engineering

University of South Australia

School of Natural and Built Environments

Center for Water Management and Reuse (CWMR)

Room H3-24, P: +61 8 83023179,  0413056852 

ali.ha...@unisa.edu.au

http://people.unisa.edu.au/ali.hassanli

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This Week´s Featured News Stories

 

	Mangroves declining faster than forests The first global assessment of mangroves in over a decade reveals that rare and critically important mangrove forests continue to be lost at a rate three to four times higher than land-based global forests, despite positive restoration efforts by some countries. About one fifth of all mangroves are thought to have been lost since 1980. Although losses are slowing at 0.7% a year, the authors warn that any further destruction due to shrimp farming and coastal development will cause significant economic and ecological decline.  Economic assessments provide some of the most powerful arguments ...
	Identifying sustainable solutions for agricultural water useage In the face of increasing population, climate change and scarcity of natural resources, the global food and beverage industry must continually tackle the most fundamental, challenge of all - ensuring food is produced and sourced in a sustainable way, that also works for the triple bottom line. With support from leading food and agribusiness companies, including Syngenta, Bayer, Mars and Nestle, and numerous farmers and growers from California and other leading farming States, American Business Conferences is taking its" "Sustainable Agriculture Partnerships Summit" to San Francisco ...
Real Tech Inc. Real Tech Inc. provides real-time and portable organics testing instrumentation for monitoring water quality.  Real Tech’s award winning and patented technology is able to provide a variety of detection capabilities from wastewater to high purity water.  Real Tech’s affordable solutions can be used as alternatives to other conventional organic test parameters such as TOC, to optimize coagulation and other treatment processes, and is also used to assist with UV disinfection by measuring UVT.  This results in immediate cost savings and superior water quality.
§  North American industrial pollution profile released Taking Stock Online, released today by the Commission for Environmental Cooperation, provides the latest integrated North American data and most comprehensive ... §  Frost & Sullivan: Romanian water and wastewater treatment equipment market poised for significant growth opportunities The Romanian water and wastewater treatment equipment market presents considerable long-term growth opportunities. The market is driven by both legislation ... §  Grontmij deal with Scottish Water in the pipeline - Grontmij appointed to three Scottish Water frameworks Leading engineering consultancy, Grontmij has been appointed by Scottish Water to three frameworks for delivery of its £2.5billion Q&SIIIb investment ... §  Modernization of Hydrological Measurement Stations in Germany End of last year our German representative Nautilus Marine Service GmbH in Germany (NMS) was awarded a contract by the German ... §  Cambi AS delivering technology to the new sludge treatment plant for Lindum aS in Drammen, Norway ”This is an important contract for Cambi”, says Per Lillebø CEO in Cambi. Main contractor for the process plant is division Purac at ... §  More research needed to tap Africa`s biogas potential Lack of local research is preventing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa producing energy from waste, according to a report.  The region has abundant ... §  Bord na Mona Environmental Products U.S. Inc. Announces Partnership Deal With All Tech Environmental for the Supply of Wastewater Technologies for Tertiary and Water Reuse Applications KILDARE, IRELAND and NEW YORK, NY -  Bord na Mona Environmental Products U.S. Inc., a premier provider of water reuse, wastewater and odor-control ... §  MIOX unveils new vault on site generator at ACE.10 in Chicago MIOX Corporation, a leader in safe water disinfection, displayed for the first time its new   View More News       Submit your News

 

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