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MAY3–6 17th International Clean Air &
Environment Conference,Hobart, Tasmania; e-mail:[email protected]
9–11 Environmental Nuisances:Noise, Dust, and Odour,Toronto, Ontario, Canada
9–13 IT3: International Confer-ence on Incineration &Thermal Treatment Tech-nologies, Galveston, TX;www.it3.umd.edu/default.htm
15–20 World Water & Environmen-tal Resources Congress2005, Anchorage, AK;www.asce.org/conferences/ewri05/
16–18 2005 EPA Science Forum,Washington, DC;www.epa.gov/ord/scienceforum
17 11th Annual Due Diligence atDawn Workshop, Dallas, TX;www.edrnet.com/ddd/
22–26 SETAC Europe 15th AnnualMeeting, Lille, France;www.setac.org
25–27 EECO 2005 Environment &Energy Conference, Toronto,Ontario, Canada;www.eeco2005.com/
30– Application ofJune 1 Nanotechnologies for
Separation and Recovery ofVolatile Organic Compoundsfrom Waste Air Streams(ANVOC), Istanbul, Turkey;www.membrane.nl/anvoc2005/
31– WasteTech 2005, Moscow,June 3 Russia; www.sibico.com/
wt2005i/
JUNE1–3 14th International Sympo-
sium on Transport and AirPollution, Graz, Austria;http://fvkma.tu-graz.ac.at
6–9 8th International In Situ andOn-Site BioremediationSymposium, Baltimore, MD;www.battelle.org/biosymp
MARCH14–17 15th Annual West Coast
Conference on Soils, Sedi-ments, and Water, SanDiego, CA; www.aehs.com
29–31 5th International Confer-ence on Urban Air Quality,Valencia, Spain;www.urbanairquality.org
APRIL4–5 Environmental Issues for
Energy Generation in theNon-Utility SectorConference, Arlington, VA
5–7 Electric Power 2005,Chicago, IL;www.electricpowerexpo.com
13 11th Annual Due Diligence atDawn Workshop, Detroit, MI;www.edrnet.com/ddd/
13 2005 Conference onUnburned Carbon in Utility FlyAsh, Lexington, KY;www.worldofcoalash.org
14 11th Annual Due Diligence atDawn Workshop, Chicago, IL;www.edrnet.com/ddd/
14–15 Reform School: Under-standing the ChangingWorld of New SourceReview Workshop, LasVegas, NV
18–22 47th North Carolina IndustrialVentilation Conference,Wilmington, NC;www.ncindustrialventilation.com
19–21 Symposium on Air QualityMeasurement Methodsand Technology, SanFrancisco, CA
24–27 ESS Expo.05, Phoenix, AZ;www.essexpo.com
25–29 14th International Trade Fairfor Water, Sewage, Refuse,and Recycling, Munich,Germany; www.ifat.de
27–29 Atmospheric Sciences andAir Quality Conference 2005,San Francisco, CA;[email protected]
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21–24 A&WMA’s 98th AnnualConference & Exhibition,Minneapolis, MN
JULY19–22 Watershed Management
2005, Williamsburg, VA;www.asce.org/conferences/watershedmanagement2005/index.cfm
AUGUST2–4 16th Regional Conference
of Clean Air and Environ-ment in Asian Pacific Area,Tokyo, Japan;www.cleanair2005.com
31– Animal Agriculture andSept.2 Processing: Managing
Environmental Impacts,St. Louis, MO
SEPTEMBER8–9 Reform School: Under-
standing the ChangingWorld of New SourceReview Workshop, NewOrleans, LA
14–16 Addressing the Implications ofMoving Towards a ClimateFriendly Future, Calgary,Alberta, Canada
20–21 NOAA/EPA Golden JubileeSymposium on Air QualityModeling and Its Applications,Research Triangle Park, NC;www.ametsoc.org
Events sponsored and cosponsoredby the Air & Waste ManagementAssociation (A&WMA) are high-lighted in bold. For more information,call A&WMA Member Services at1-800-270-3444 or visit the A&WMAEvents Web site: www.awma.org/events.
To add your events to this calendar,send to: Calendar Listings, Air & WasteManagement Association, One GatewayCenter, 3rd Floor, 420 Fort DuquesneBlvd., Pittsburgh, PA 15222-1435.Calendar listings are published on aspace-available basis and should bereceived by A&WMA’s editorial officesat least three months in advance.
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