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Tuesday, July 15, 2008 8:00 PM

Blue-Ribbon Panel Answers Your Questions at StormCon

By: Moll, John Comments

Join top water quality experts at StormCon ’08 in Orlando and have your questions about water quality answered by some of our top scientists!

This year,  StormCon will feature an important panel discussion involving field testing, laboratory testing, and jurisdictional protocols for stormwater best management practices (BMPs). The discussion will cover both proprietary and public-domain BMPs and how their performance should be evaluated so that their effectiveness in improving water quality can be verified. 

Current performance standards vary widely, and often the latest research is not taken into account when writing new rules. All too often, existing standards are essentially copied from other jurisdictions, with no real relevance to the geographical area where they are being applied. 

A blue-ribbon panel has been assembled to discuss this topic at an open forum on Wednesday, August 6, from 2:15 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. This panel will bring the latest research and the expertise of some of our top researchers to bear on the important issues facing our industry. The scheduled panelists are Bill Barfield, Gordon England, Bill Hunt, Masoud Kayhanian, Gary Minton, Betty Rushton, and John Sansalone. 

To make sure we cover your area of concern, take a moment to submit your questions today in advance. Send your questions on the topic to me, John Moll, with the word “Forum” somewhere in the subject line. The questions will be organized into topic areas so that the panel can be sure to address the concerns of the water-quality community. I will serve as moderator for the panel discussion, and we will also be accepting questions from the floor during the discussion.

 

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