HOME  |  UPCOMING EVENTS  |  PAST ISSUES  |  TRADE DIRECTORY  |  CANECT 2008  |  SUBSCRIBE  |  CONTACT US 2008 MEDIA KIT  |  ADVERTISING TERMS & CONDITIONS  |  ARTICLE SUBMISSION  |  PRIVACY  |  ADVANCED SEARCH Founded in 1988 and winner of national and international awards for editorial excellence, Environmental Science and Engineering magazine is the largest documentary magazine in Canada. Our expert articles are “must reading” for over 19,000 audited readers responsible for the design, construction and operation of water treatment and distribution systems, sewerage systems, and industrial and hazardous waste management systems. May 2008 Edition click here to see the current issue See our semi-annual review: Spotlight On: Membranes Comments? send them to the editor       In this month's issue... The incompatibility of plastic bags and aquatic life - Editorial comment by Tom Davey NS town uses an effective combination for water/wastewater monitoring and control Long sewer retention time found to be the cause of odour complaints and corrosion problems Canada’s “Victorian Oil Town” upgrades its water system with a microfiltration membrane plant Big brother is watching - Dealing with Ministry of Environment inspections How Canada’s military is optimizing its water and wastewater plants Stormwater drainage system a key component in a major Dartmouth brownfield re-development project Compact treatment system used to treat mining industry effluents Uninterruptable communication networks can prevent environmental disasters Putting numbers on risk factors for contaminated sites Drain-water heat recovery saves energy in food processing plant Wastewater reuse by Canada’s oil industry can protect the environment and help improve public water supply Water for People works to remove arsenic from contaminated water supplies Denso protects the Rainbow Bridge at Niagara Falls Special activated sludge system works well at small town’s first WWTP Storage Tanks Containment & Spills Canada’s first composite elevated water storage tank installed at Henvy Inlet First Nation - Cover Story Reactive barrier wall solves space and on-going activity problems during remediation project Secondary containment under severe winter conditions An environmental emergency calls for just the right containment solution PVC liners prolong life of steel and FRP storage tanks Best management practices for testing chemical properties during emergency situations Simulated explosion scenarios for aboveground storage tanks All rights reserved. Copyright © Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine. Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine will not be responsible for third party material.