Pretreatment and the Utility of the Future:
Where We Are Going and Where We Have Been

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Wednesday, May 9

Perspectives on 30 Years of Pretreatment

• Jeff Lape, U.S Environmental Protection Agency, DC

National Pretreatment Program Update

• Jan Marie Pickrel, U.S Environmental Protection Agency, DC
• Jeff Lape, U.S Environmental Protection Agency, DC

The End is Near: Pretreatment for Funeral Homes and Cremations

• Celeste Schelegel, Clean Water Services, OR
• Carol Green, National Funeral Directors Association, MD

Law and Order, Pretreatment Division

• Chandra Johannesson, East Bay Municipal Utility District, CA
  
• Dave Snyder, Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts, CA

 

Thursday, May 10

What's the Fracking Problem?   Solutions for Hydraulic Fracturing Wastewater

• Jan Marie Pickrel and Jeff Lape, U.S Environmental Protection Agency, DC
• John Sheehan, Clark Hill PLC, DC
• Tom Grimshaw, Energy Institute, The University of Texas at Austin, TX

Local Limits and Beyond

• Curtis Barton, Water Environment Services of Clackamas, OR
• Paul Schmidtbauer, South Orange County Wastewater, CA
• Guy Locker, Constantine Engineering, Inc., AL

Some of These Things Do Not Belong... What Else Gets Flushed

• Clayton Brown, Clean Water Services, OR
• Gabriel Brown, Emerald Coast Utilities Authority, FL
• Rob Villee, Plainfield Area Regional Sewerage Authority, NJ

 

Friday, May 11

When a New Industry Moves In, What Does it Mean for Pretreatment?

• Miguel Santana, City of Portland Bureau of Environmental Services, OR
• Frank Dick, City of Vancouver- Engineering Services, WA
• Richard Lulla, Hatch Mott MacDonald, LLC, NJ