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March 2001 Edition When the absence of proof could prove the real ergonomic burden Driving through the United States of America is always a view of extremes. This is a new Roman Empire where the world plays American music, watches its movies and television shows while eating its burgers, hot dogs and fried chicken -- all while wearing US trainers, fashions and other palpable symbols of American culture. The US, is unquestionably the only remaining super power, having wrestled the Soviet giant to exhaustion in global economic conflict. See Tom's full commentary Also in this issue: Paper mill must meet China's stringent regs First municipally owned-operated microfiltration plant opens in BC Emissions reduction trading Fuel cells could energize STPs Food processors also need corrosion protection Waste heat keeps pipes from freezing Do water meters reduce wastage? Upgrading conventional filterbeds Arctic innovation cleans up DEW sites Industry News

Government funds trickle while the flow of problems increases With alarming frequency, we read of horror stories which focus on the declining quality of our water supplies. These issues relate not only to the quality of the groundwaters, but also to the infrastructure required to treat and distribute water. Over the past 15 years we have witnessed a striking decline in the health of our water and sewage infrastructure. Governments at all levels and of all political stripes have allowed this decline to occur. Click here to see the full article.

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