Water21 - magazine of the International Water Association
September-October 1999
Issue 1.2
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COVER STORY
The future of environmental engineering: resources and economies
Environmental engineering is a broad and growing profession. In the first in a series of three articles, Reza Iranpour, Omar Moghaddam, Sharam Kharaghani, Jim Langley, Jiin Jen Lee and Edward Schroeder look at current perceptions of wastes and the rise of privatisation, setting the scene for articles on the constraints and emerging technologies set to shape the careers of those working in this sector.
NEWS / ANALYSIS
Including... Drinking water contaminant hit-list for US EPA The US EPA has reviewed its approach to identifying drinking water contaminants for possible future regulation and has set out a new approach that includes a reduced list of contaminants for assessment over the next five years.
GLOBAL FOCUS
- 9. Building a global vision for water
- By Keith Hayward
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
- 12. The future of environmental engineering: resources and economies
- By Reza Iranpour, Omar Moghaddam, Sharam Kharaghani, Jim Langley, Jiin Jen Lee and Edward Schroeder
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
- 16. The boiling effect: innovation for achieving sustainable clean water
- By Joan Rose, Paul Hauch, Debra Friedman and Tressa Whalen
SLUDGE MANAGEMENT
- 20. Seeking assurance
- By Bill McCann
- 23. Optimising sludge treatment in the Netherlands
- By Helle Van Der Roest, Paul Roeleveld and Pieter Stamperius
- 27. Providing an audit trail for sludge
- 28. Rheological measurements and their application in biosolids management
- By Ludovico Spinosa and Vincenzo Lotito
- 30. Norwegian know-how
DRINKING WATER
- 32. Removal of humic substances from water
- By Bill McCann
UK FOCUS
- 35. Exporting waste expertise
- By Howard Robinson
- 37. Testing for proficiency
- By Rodney Jones
- 39. A tale of three cities
- By Garry Whitaker
- 40. Regional reosurce
- 41. Paper performance
NEW BOOK
- 43. Wastewater treatment systems - modelling, diagnosis and control
- By Gustaf Olosson and Bob Newell
SOUTH AFRICA
- 45. Promoting South Africa's water expertise
WASTEWATER REUSE
- 48. Industry's reuse challenge
- By Simon Judd
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
- 50. Reed beds take on industrial waste
- By Peter Adcock, Lucian Gill and John Barlow
WATER UTILITY 21
- 53. Improving performance through benchmarking
- By Vincent Gouarne and Bill Kingdom
- 54. Austria assesses privatisation
- By Karl Rohrhofer
62. RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
63. Water21NTERNET
64. IWA NEWS
66. IWA EVENTS
67. DIARY
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