JETCC’s 2009 North Country Convention
On April 29th and 30th,
the Joint Environmental Training Coordinating Committee (JETCC)
sponsored the
2009 North Country Convention at the Presque Isle Inn and
Convention Center.
The
Maine Wastewater Control Association (MWWCA) was a co-sponsor for
the event. The North Country Convention is a complement to the
two annual Maine Wastewater conventions that take place in Maine’s
more southern regions. It continues to advance cohesion and
growth in Maine’s wastewater industry while providing educational
opportunities for wastewater professionals in northern Maine.
Always Pushing Forward
From the July 2009 Edition of TPO
The Saco Maine Wastewater Treatment
plant applies technology and a progressive attitude towards its
goal of a net energy producer.
Read the entire article form Treatment Plant Operator
here.........
The Maine way to get rid of drugs
We’ve all encountered the
problem: pharmaceutical leftovers.
Perhaps you’ve been prescribed a medicine with directions to take
as needed — but in the end you didn’t need much. Or some drug you
were prescribed caused a nasty side effect; so your doctor told
you to stop taking it —immediately. In our household, an elderly
relative died recently, leaving drawers, coat pockets and handbags
containing literally dozens of bottles, vials and tubes of
medicines.
What are we supposed to do with these?
DRAFT Maine
Statewide Bacteria TMDL (Total Maximum Daily Load)
The
basis of this statewide bacteria TMDL is existing water quality
standards and there for should not have any impact on existing
bacteria limits at POTWs.
The draft report Report (DEPLW-1002) at can be viewed on the
on the internet at the Maine DEP's web site at
http://www.maine.gov/dep/blwq/comment.htm#tmdl.
Maine WasteWater News - May 2009
Publication
The MWWCA releases its
May 2009 issue of Maine WasteWater News. The publication is
an informative newsletter of happenings in the industry in Maine.
You may view the newest
newsletter here.