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◆Cocktail reception ◆ ◆ Three-course dinner ◆ ◆ Door prizes worthy of your attendance ◆ ◆ Free parking ◆
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This presentation will explore stormwater capture projects implemented at two Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts’ material recovery facilities.
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his presentation will provide an overview of two water quality improvement projects implemented in the Ballona Creek Watershed. Throughout Los Angeles County, municipalities are responsible for improving water quality in alignment with the Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit.
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Dinner presentation of the impacts of Pretreatment of PFAS in the Future of One Water
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Please join LABS for a dinner presentation to learn more about optimizing nitrification and denitrification for optimal nitrate limits. Featured speaker Nicolas Canello is a chemist and microbiologist with wastewater experience. Nicolas serves as the Director of Biotechnology at Bioalchemy Inc., and he holds a patent with two other patents in pending status.
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You are invited to join the LABS of CWEA to celebrate a successful year and honor the great efforts that have served our communities!
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The City of Santa Monica’s Sustainable Water Supply Program incorporates several major components to reduce reliance on imported water and increase local water supplies. The Sustainable Water Infrastructure Project (SWIP), a cornerstone of the program, is a first-of-its-kind facility blending stormwater, urban runoff, brackish groundwater and…
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The event will start promptly at 4PM. Dinner will be provided at Casa Gamino at 5:45PM. Please see attached for parking instructions.
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Please join the LABS Board at this wastewater industry mixer. You and other colleagues in the wastewater treatment and conveyance industry will enjoy a LABS Board sponsored drink reception, food, soft drinks, and competitive golf activities. Golf clubs and related equipment are provided by TopGolf. Please be sure to RSVP as soon as possible as...
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In February 2019, former Mayor Eric Garcetti announced the goal of making Los Angeles 100% recycled water to reduce the import of water and provide at least 70% of the City’s water demand from local sources. Currently, close to 90% of the City’s water is imported from the Bay Delta, Colorado River, and the Sierra...