The CRRA conference is the premiere event for professionals engaged in reuse, recycling, composting and market development in the State of California. This year's conference features eleven different tracks, with up to eight sessions per track, as well as tours and workshops. Course topics include compost biology, composting systems, material preparation and handling, instrumentation, facility equipment operation, process management, compost quality and standards, odor control, marketing and facility economics among others. Participants will receive a number of helpful guidebooks and instructional materials in addition to the training. The program is designed for compost facility managers and operators - also appropriate for extension and agricultural research staff, technology service providers, waste management firms and engineering consultants.
Early registration is encouraged since the course can accommodate a limited number of students.
For more information or a brochure, contact Holly Johnson . Practical study will deal with the construction process and operation of rural household digesters, Communication session where participants will form a biogas forum to exchange information from respective countries, Study tour to rural household digesters and biogas setic tanks, large-sized biogas plants, etc. Four-Day Convention in St. Louis Will Highlight Environmental Visionaries as Featured Speakers. The Water Environment Federation has partnered with Purdue University to develop an outstanding program for this year's conference. Members are in the water quality and waste treatment disciplines and are from industry, manufacturing, consulting, municipalities, government agencies, and academia.