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Wednesday, August 26, 2015
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Chasing Olympic Gold in Raw Sewage
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Chasing Olympic Gold in Raw Sewage
As the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro near, concerns arise over the city’s polluted water venues. Here's how a lack of wastewater infrastructure affects a city of 12 million. More »
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‘Never Bored’ at Fairfield-Suisun Sewer District
Tag along with award-winning operator/maintenance technician Ben Carver from the Fairfield-Suisun Sewer District in California as he explains why he enjoys wastewater treatment. More » |
WEF Announces 2015 Awards Recipients
Recipients of this year's WEF Awards represent those who have substantially contributed to sustainability of water resources. More » |
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Chasing Olympic Gold in Raw Sewage
As the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro near, concerns arise over the city’s polluted water venues. Here's how a lack of wastewater infrastructure affects a city of 12 million. More » |
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Rising sludge in FST
Recently in the TPO Forum, the Captain asked, “I currently have a problem with a small sewage package plant with denitrification and rising sludge on the surface of the FST.” What do you think could be contributing to his problem? Answer online in the forum. More » |
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What Does Alaskan Fishing Have to Do With Wastewater?
Commercial fishing heritage gives the team in a remote Alaskan village the work ethic needed to keep an older clean-water plant operating smoothly. More » |
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Kruger Process Enhances Nutrient Removal In SBRs
A proven process enables treatment agencies to boost the capacity of sequencing batch reactors to remove ammonia and total nitrogen and meet tightening permit limits. More » |
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Women’s Equality Day: Celebrating the Success of Militant Protest
- Posted: 26 Aug 2015 10:26 AM PDT
The argument of the broken pane of glass is the most valuable argument in modern politics.--Mrs Emmeline PankhurstBy Doug Porter
Women’s Equality Day (August 26th) marks anniversary of the Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, giving women the right to vote. There are observances this week in San Diego, including a re-enactment of an early-century Suffrage march in Balboa Park. Organizations including the League of Women Voters, the United Nations Women's Equity Council, the Older Women's League and others, will join members and supporters of the Women's Museum at 5pm for a Rally on Thursday, (Aug 27th) at the Kate Sessions Statue, at the 6th Avenue end of the Cabrillo Bridge, followed by a parade across the bridge info the Organ Pavilion where the last free concert of the summer will be held at 6:30pm. While this commemoration will be celebratory in nature, it’s important to remember, as Frederick Douglass once said, “Power never concedes nothing without a demand.” In many sanitized versions of US history, the struggle leading up to that victory is depicted as controversial only because women left their roles as wives and house-makers to protest. The reality of what transpired is considerably different. [Read more...]shared fromWomen’s Equality Day: Celebrating the Success of Militant ProtestPosted: 26 Aug 2015 10:26 AM PDTThe argument of the broken pane of glass is the most valuable argument in modern politics.--Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst By Doug Porter Women’s Equality Day (August 26th) marks anniversary of the Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, giving women the right to vote. There are observances this week in San Diego, including a re-enactment of an early-century Suffrage march in Balboa Park. Organizations including the League of Women Voters, the United Nations Women's Equity Council, the Older Women's League and others, will join members and supporters of the Women's Museum at 5pm for a Rally on Thursday, (Aug 27th) at the Kate Sessions Statue, at the 6th Avenue end of the Cabrillo Bridge, followed by a parade across the bridge info the Organ Pavilion where the last free concert of the summer will be held at 6:30pm. While this commemoration will be celebratory in nature, it’s important to remember, as Frederick Douglass once said, “Power never concedes nothing without a demand.” In many sanitized versions of US history, the struggle leading up to that victory is depicted as controversial only because women left their roles as wives and house-makers to protest. The reality of what transpired is considerably different. [Read more...]
Posted: 26 Aug 2015 04:38 AM PDTLiving with ADHD in a distractive world
By Jeeni Criscenzo I was surprised at the number of comments made to a recent post I put on Facebook about Attention Deficient Disorder with a photo of my desk that included such strange things as a small brown egg and a ½” diamond drill bit. It seems that my incessant state of distraction is a common problem in people my age (aka Seniors). One person informed me that there is such a thing as Age-Activation Attention Deficit Disorder - AAADD ! Another linked to a comical video about a woman who went from one task to another without getting anything accomplished. I didn’t laugh. When you have spent your life dealing with an inability to focus alternating with hyper-focusing, both to the detriment of yourself and everyone around you, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) isn’t very funny. [Read more...]
Posted: 26 Aug 2015 04:37 AM PDTBy Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez Today I am convening an informational hearing in the Capitol as Chair of the Select Committee on Women in the Workplace, bringing together stakeholders to discuss the challenges faced in the industry and to hear personal testimony from nail salon workers. I’m encouraged to be joined by the Chairs of four other Assembly Committees and other legislators to begin the collaborative process we need to achieve the change these workers need. Recent in-depth coverage in the New York Times revealed shocking, systematic abuse going on right under the noses of thousands of nail salon customers every day. The reports found employees living in squalor and isolation, underpaid or completely unpaid, and ravaged by health problems possibly connected to chemicals they handle on the job. It echoed and expanded upon reporting done recently in California, drawing new attention to deeply troubling working conditions in the nail salon industry across the country. Today’s hearing is an important start to ensure that the employees of these salons are effectively covered by California’s workplace safety and wage and hour laws. These laws should guarantee all workers fair treatment and safe working conditions, and it’s our responsibility to make sure they work. [Read more...]
Posted: 26 Aug 2015 04:31 AM PDTBy Barbara Zaragoza / South Bay Compass Lowriding is an art that also pushes car technology to the limits. Car Clubs members are like family and lowriders spend decades restoring cars to exactly how they looked and rode in the 1960s and 1970s. Are there problems in the lowriding community? Yes, but probably not the ones you think. Lowriders, with their images of voluptuous girls on the front hoods, still remains a manly art form. Yes, nowadays diverse males from all ethnic and socio-economic groups join together in these car clubs, but they are still predominantly male. In San Diego County, Mayra Nuñez explains there are about seven women lowriders total, each in different car clubs. [Read more...]
Oil at rock bottom: Is your portfolio at risk?
Oil at rock bottom: Is your portfolio at risk?
Among individual oil producers, the biggest on the market is Royal Dutch Shell, and its share price has unsurprisingly performed terribly in the last year. The shares have fallen 36 per cent since last August…
by Annabelle Williams: 26 August 2015
Shares in energy companies have plummeted – should investors be buying?
OIL PRICES have fallen to their lowest levels since the financial crisis. The price of Brent crude went down to $42 a barrel earlier this week, before recovering a little.
The news is shocking because, when oil prices were first slashed from over $100 a barrel to around $50 last June – due to the fact that there is so much being pumped out of the ground and not enough industrial demand in the world to use it all – people thought it would be temporary.
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Shell-BG deal off?
Shell-BG deal off?
By Oliver Haill | Sharecast – Tue, Aug 25, 2015 08:36 BST
LONDON (ShareCast) – (ShareCast News) – A global stock market sell-off and tumbling oil prices have increased fears that some of this year’s largest takeover deals are at risk of falling apart – including Royal Dutch Shell (Xetra: R6C1.DE – news) ‘s $70bn bid for UK rival BG Group (LSE: BG.L – news) . Over the past week, the gap between the agreed price of several takeovers and the market price of the target companies’ shares has widened, as funds that specialise in profiting from these situations have taken fright.
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