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CONTROLLING
WATER AND AIR POLLUTION FROM CONCRETE AND CEMENT BLACK MANUFACTURERS
Snowshoe, West Virginia
November 3, 2005
WORKSHOP
DESCRIPTION
You are invited to attend a free workshop to learn
about the requirements and techniques for controlling water and
air pollution from concrete and cement block manufacturers.
This is one of seven workshops related to storm water and linked
environmental issues in West Virginia. Streams near small communities
across the state are impacted by storm water, which is one of our
most significant water quality and quantity problems. Impacts can
be reduced using a variety of techniques. This workshop is ideal
for owners, operators, environmental managers, engineering consultants,
and others who work in the concrete and cement block manufacturing
industry.
This workshop first focuses on the regulatory requirements for NPDES
water pollution discharge permits for storm water and process water.
An environmental inspector will then present common problems found
at these facilities and will introduce solutions. Information will
also be presented on air pollution permits. Time will be provided
to answer specific questions you have about your facility.
TO
REGISTER OR FOR MORE DETAILS:
• E-mail: workshop@downstreamstrategies.com
• Phone: (304) 319-004
OR
USE ADVANCED REGISTRATON
• REGISTRATION IS FREE - Please click on
the Registration
Form to register.
• Registration Deadline: October 26, 2005
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