This Week's Spotlight
The Foundation has released a compelling new video slideshow called Downstream, which provides a richly illustrated and easy-to-understand overview of the need for water reuse technology for a sustainable future. The presentation was developed as part of a forthcoming study titled Effect of Prior Knowledge of Unplanned Potable Reuse on the Acceptance of Planned Potable Reuse.
The WateReuse Research Foundation Board of Directors approved funding for six new research projects at its March 7 meeting in Alexandria, VA. The projects are part of the Solicited Research Program, which means Requests for Proposals (RFPs) will be released to select contractors to complete the projects. RFPs will be released from summer through fall of 2012.
About the Research Foundation
The WateReuse Research Foundation is an educational, nonprofit public benefit corporation that serves as a centralized organization for the water and wastewater community to advance the science of water reuse, recycling, reclamation, and desalination. The Foundation's research covers a broad spectrum of issues, including chemical contaminants, microbiological agents, treatment technologies, salinity management, public perception, economics, and marketing.
