WHITE PLAINS, N.Y., June 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Several environmental and engineering professionals from Malcolm Pirnie, Inc. will be sharing their extensive knowledge and innovative, real-world case studies with industry leaders at ACE 2010, the annual conference and exposition of the American Water Works Association (AWWA), in Chicago, Ill., June 20-24.
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Malcolm Pirnie will bring its industry leading perspectives to the drinking water community through a dozen presentations and posters on emerging technologies and topics as diverse as regional collaboration, advanced oxidation, biological filtration, membrane technologies and water conservation.
Bill Dee, President and CEO of Malcolm Pirnie and leader of the ARCADIS Global Water Business Line, sees ACE as an opportunity to bring the firm's experience to the national stage and to stay abreast of some of the hot topics and technologies being used to address drinking water challenges in the U.S. and around the world. "The globe is getting smaller every day, and environmental issues such as sustainability and global warming are not constrained by geographic boundaries. Successful approaches to solving problems will entail the kind of creativity and innovation that can only be fostered by collaboration and knowledge sharing," he said.
About Malcolm Pirnie
Malcolm Pirnie, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of ARCADIS U.S., is a century-old environmental consulting firm, providing governmental and industrial clients with comprehensive services in water and wastewater engineering, solid and hazardous waste management, environmental sciences and, through its Red Oak Consulting Division, management and IT consulting. With a diversified staff of over 1,600 engineers, scientists and consultants in 60+ offices nationwide, Pirnie has won over 200 professional awards for project excellence. For more information, visit www.pirnie.com.
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