NWRI Highlights
 Dr. Bruce Logan of Penn State to Receive the 2009 Clarke PrizeNWRI is pleased to announce that environmental biotechnologist Bruce Logan, Ph.D., of the Pennsylvania State University will be the sixteenth recipient of the NWRI Athalie Richardson Irvine Clarke Prize for excellence in water research. Logan is considered a pioneer in the development of energy-sustainable water infrastructure. For more information about the Clarke Prize, please click here. |
Support the NWRI Ronald B. Linsky Fellowship
NWRI has launched a campaign to raise an endowment for the NWRI Ronald B. Linsky Fellowship for Outstanding Water Research, which supports graduate students who share Ron's vision of innovative, multi-disciplinary research within the water sciences.
Please consider contributing to the Fellowship's Endowment Fund. Our goal is to raise a $200,000 endowment in the first year from individuals, firms, and other organizations to maintain this special fellowship. For more information about the fellowship endowment fund or to donate, please click here. |
Download "Views on the Status of Water Recycling 2030" White Paper The 2009 NWRI White Paper on "Views of the Status of Water Recycling 2030: Recommendations of California's Recycled Water Task Force"provides a review of stakeholder opinions regarding implementation of recommendations made the 2003 Task Force Report, lessons learned, obstacles, new issues and others. Click here to download the white paper. |
| Learn More About O.C. Water Camp 2009 O.C. Water Camp is a weeklong program that uses fun, hands-on activities to teach 8th and 9th graders in Orange County, California, all about our water resources. Sessions will be held in June and July 2009. For more information about Water Camp or to become a sponsor, please visit www.ocwatercamp.org. |
| Download Reports from Urban Runoff Impact Study Phase III
Two new final project reports are now available that examine the impact of urban runoff on a watershed in Southern California. One report examines the transport and distribution of suspended particles along an inland-to-ocean transect, while another examines fecal indicator bacteria impairment in surface waters in an urban area.
Click here to download the reports. |
| Download Low Pressure Membranes Report
The 13-page report, "A Global Perspective of Low Pressure Membranes," is a review of the current status of the industry and includes discussions on industry growth, installed capacity and application and more.
Click here to download the report. |
