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2010 Meetings

Jan. 14
Wateright: Web-based Irrigation Scheduling
(Fresno State)
The Center for Irrigation Technology at Fresno State will offer its next free Irrigation Tech Seminar to help growers take advantage of irrigation technology developments. This seminar will highlight the free water management tool growers can use to develop customized irrigation schedules that are efficient, seasonal and site-specific. Space is limited and registration is requested.

Jan. 26–27
Biosolids: Understanding Future Regulatory Trends & Impacts
(Whittier)
Come hear specific case studies to illustrate the impact of the upcoming regulations on existing operations and the application of effective strategies. This workshop will provide operators, practitioners and manager s with the latest information on future management in California.

Feb. 1–2
48th annual California Irrigation Institute Conference
(Sacramento)
This year's topic is "Running on Empty: Thinking Outside the Tank." Registration is now open.

Feb. 25–26
Water Footprinting and Availability Risk Management 2010
(San Francisco)
This summit will focus on practical solutions for assessing and managing water availability risk, within regional contexts (U.S. and global), and specific to either agriculture or industrial operations/mining/manufacturing. Attendees will share insights on measuring water use in volume and investigating new and innovative strategies to secure business in regions of increasing water scarcity.

March 4–5
State of Turbulence
(Los Angeles)
A project of public officials for water and environmental reform, sponsored by the California Water Policy Conference.

March 7–9
WateReuse California Annual Conference
(San Diego)
This conference is designed for individuals, organizations, and agencies that are associated with or interested in the design, management, operation, and use of water recycling and desalination facilities and projects in California.

March 16–18
Imperial Valley Renewable Energy Summit
(El Centro)
This year's theme, "Growing California's Green Economy," will center on bringing investments in renewable energy projects and developing a green collar workforce in the Imperial Valley.

March 24–25
Free Water Education Festival
(Yorba Linda)
The Orange County Water District's Groundwater Guardian Team will present the 14th annual Children’s Water Education Festival at the Richard Nixon Library & Birthplace Foundation. The festival educates fourth-, fifth- and sixth-grade students about water and the environment.

March 29–April 1
CA-NV AWWA Spring Conference
(Hollywood)
Mark your calendars and get your teams signed up for the Top Ops and Competitions.

  

April 20–23
CWEA Annual Conference
(Sacramento)
CWEA's Annual Conference comes back to Northern California in historic Sacramento with "Ocean's of Opportunities."

May 24–26
Geophysics at the Beach Symposium
(Newport Beach)
The symposium is intended for technical professionals, public agency and regulatory agency staff, university staff, responsible parties, case managers, and anyone else interested in the latest geophysical tools and technologies for application to hydrogeologic problems.

June 15–17
2010 International Groundwater Conference
(San Francisco)
"Toward Sustainable Groundwater in Agriculture: An International Conference Linking Science and Policy" is being organized by the Water Education Foundation and the University of California, Davis.

June 20 –24
ACE10
(Chicago)
Registration opens Jan. 13 for the world's biggest water event.

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