Soil & Groundwater Newsletter
November 17, 2011
This Week´s Featured News Stories
Fracking impacts on water, hydro power and climate
A new study from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) raises concerns about the impacts of BC`s growing shale gas industry.  CCPA argues that hydraulic fracturing (fracking), the process used to extract unconventional natural gas from shale formations in northeastern BC, will put significant stress on the province`s water resources and jeopardizes its climate change policies.  The ...
Underground oasis may boost Egypt`s development
The Egyptian government is launching work on experimental wells in the desert following a discovery of new access points to a huge underground water oasis spanning Chad, Egypt, Libya and Sudan.  The underwater aquifer, known as the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System (NSAS), contains an estimated 150,000 cubic kilometres of water, and Libya is already tapping into it for around 70 per cent of its water needs. ...
Carus Corporation – Seminar “Innovative Technologies for Sustainable Remediation”

The Technology Transfer Seminar “Innovative Technologies for Sustainable Remediation” will be organized by Carus Remediation Technologies on December 1st 2011 at the Pollutec Horizons exhibition in Paris. Scope of the Seminar is to give the fundamentals for the understanding and the design of In Situ Chemical Oxidation/Reduction (ISCO/ISCR) and biological treatments of contaminated soil and groundwater with a special focus on sustainability and green remediation. This seminar has been prepared in cooperation with the leading American and European ISCO/ISCR and bio companies. Lectures will be in English with simultaneous French translation.
Participation is free but registration is required

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