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JUNE 2008 NEWS STORIES

• Norway shows the way in innovative wastewater treatment
  An experimental decentralized urban treatment system that processes graywater from apartments in an Oslo suburb has consistently produced water pure enough to swim in..... Click here for more...
   (World Plumbing Review - Thursday, June 26, 2008)
• Water restrictions in Sydney have eased
  Water restrictions have been eased for Sydney, the Illawarra and the Blue Mountains. The current level 3 restrictions will be eased to allow vehicle and house washing with a hose fitted with a trigger nozzle from this weekend. Sydneysiders have saved more than 415 billion litres of water since restrictions were introduced in October 2003...... Click here for more...
   (Sydney Water - Thursday, June 19, 2008)
• Construction started on one of Australia's largest recycled water schemes
  The Hoxton Park recycled water scheme, estimated to cost around $70 million, will ultimately supply around 3 billion litres of recycled water a year to new residents and businesses in Sydney’s south west. Recycled water will be provided to an estimated 13,000 properties for outdoor use and toilet flushing. Recycled water will also be supplied for irrigation of open spaces such as parks and to a number of industrial customers within the scheme..... Click here for more...
   (Sydney Water - Thursday, June 12, 2008)

MAY 2008 NEWS STORIES

• May 2008 eNewsletter
  Google Plumbers' identity theft STILL HAPPENING... What YOU can do to help stop it! * Read about California's Water Choices in this month's PlumbBook * Big Tony The Plumber "sweats" it on PlumbTube * SAVE 20% on our PlumbTool of the month..... Click here for more...
   (MasterPlumbers.com - Friday, May 30, 2008)
• 'Super' solution
  Imagine the equivalent of a large cinema crowd needing bathroom access 30,000ft in the sky. Aircraft plumbing designers are turning to distributed systems for solutions..... Click here for more...
   (World Plumbing Review - Wednesday, May 21, 2008)
• E – INSTITUTE - The Official Newsletter of IPA
  National Consistency, Three talkfests, summits, forums call them what you will held in recent times, all in Canberra, and amongst a number of outcomes and many disappointments a common theme input by industry has been the need for national consistency. Of course this is no surprise to..... Click here for more...
   (The Institute of Plumbing Australia Inc - Wednesday, May 14, 2008)
• Desalination plant - tunnel boring machines being assembled
  The desalination plant, to be powered by wind, is on time and on budget to deliver water in the summer of 2009-10. This week the first tunnel boring machine arrived on site and is being assembled inside the tunnel entrance...... Click here for more...
   (Sydney Water - Saturday, May 10, 2008)
• Attracting woman engineers
  What attracts young women to the field of public health engineering? It could be family background, or even fascination with a childhood toy..... Click here for more...
   (World Plumbing Review - Thursday, May 08, 2008)