Rain Water Harvesting Teleconference

Rain Water Harvesting TELECONFERENCE | January 26, 2011 1pm ET (12pm CT, 11am MT, 10am PT) Live Teleconference $199  Register Now! Live Teleconference + CD  $268  Register Now! *Best Value* Can't Attend? CD/Manual Package(387169TMX) $199  Add to Cart! » Learn more about this program Although rainwater harvesting has been practiced for thousands of years, recent concerns over water supplies and urban storm water runoff have prompted homeowners, businesses, and municipalities to consider using rainwater harvesting systems. By using harvested rainwater for purposes that don't require treated drinking water, like watering landscapes or washing cars, we reduce the demand on municipal potable water supplies and reduce the costs associated with potable water use, allowing the system to pay for itself over time. The presenters for this audio conference are from the North Carolina Cooperative Extension and the North Carolina State University, Biological and Agricultural Engineering Department. They have been installing and examining the feasibility of using cisterns for rainwater harvesting and water supply for more than six years. Learning Objectives You will be able! to discuss storm water runoff and rainwater harvesting system basics. You will be able to describe the proper siting, sizing, and installation of systems. You will be able to review maintenance considerations to keep the system functioning at its best. You will be able to explain web-based rainwater harvesting design model. View Complete Agenda Who Should Attend This audio conference is designed for engineers, construction and project managers, city administrators, public works and utilities directors, architects, presidents, vice presidents, environmental professionals, developers, planners and landscape architects. Faculty Kathy M. DeBusk, E.I.T., North Carolina State University, Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering William F. Hunt, Ph.D, P.E., North Carolina State University, Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering Mitch Woodward, Water Quality North Carolina State University, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Live Teleconference $199 Register Now! Live Teleconference + CD  $268  Register Now! *Best Value* Register Today! Online: www.waterlawresource.net Phone: 1-866-411-6211 E-mail: info@waterlawresource.net Teleconference ID: 387169 Priority code: 1093-5679-96 Cancellations: Substitute registrants can be named at any time. A full refund, less a $20 service charge, will be given if notification is given six or more business days in advance. Notification of less than six business days will result in a credit that can be applied to any Lorman products or services. If you do not cancel or attend, you are responsible for the entire payment. This teleconference will be recorded. Your registration constitutes your consent to such recording.

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