The Calendar section of the web site highlights events relating to biosolids and other wastewater programs. Guests are encouraged to submit notices of such events taking place in their respective state and region. For more information, please contact Sam Hadeed at shadeed@wef.org or 703-684-2418.

03/16/2010   Michigan WEA 2010 Biosolids Conference The Michigan Water Environment Association's Biosolids Committee is sponsoring a conference on March 16-17, 2010 at the Crowne Plaza in Grand Rapids, MI. The theme of the conference is Biosolids and Money: Growing Green and Saving Green.   More >>     04/28/2010   NBP Free Webcast - Advances in Solids Reduction Processes at Wastewater Treatment Facilities The National Biosolids Partnership (NBP) is pleased to announce the second in a series of free quarterly webcasts for water quality and biosolids professionals on Wednesday, April 28 from 2:00 3:30 pm EDT. The theme of this webcast Advances in Solids Reduction Processes at Wastewater Treatment Facilities - will bring together plant operators, utility management, consulting engineering, equipment/process vendors, regulators, and academics interested in learning about the state of the practice in sludge reduction technologies.   More >>     05/23/2010   WEF 2010 Residuals and Biosolids Specialty Conference The Water Environment Federations Residuals and Biosolids Committee in cooperation with the Georgia Association of Water Professionals and the International Water Association is sponsoring the 24th annual specialty conference on residuals and biosolids management on May 23-26, 2010 at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center in Savannah, GA. The theme of the conference is Leveraging Biosolids in the Energy-Climate Era. The technical program will offer in-depth learning opportunities and will run over four days and include sessions, an exhibition, workshops, and tours. . This conference will highlight beneficial reuse options, science, and technologies currently available to leverage biosolids as a valuable resource. Example benefits include heat and power production, nutrient recovery, and use of treated biosolids as a carbon-rich soil amendment. The conference provides education, training, technology transfer, and best management practices through workshops, technical sessions, a tour, and an exhibition.  More >>