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Seventh conference of the international association on water pollution research
The Science of the Total Environment, 2 (1974) 425 © Elsevier Scientific Publishing C o m p a n y , A m s t e r d a m - Printed in Belgium
Meeting
SEVENTH CONFERENCE ON WATER POLLUTION
OF THE INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH
ASSOCIATION
Palais des Congr6s of the Centre International de Paris, Place de la Porte Maillot, Paris 17 e, France, September 9-13, 1974
Three concurrent sessions will be held which will be devoted to scientific and technical discussions on water pollution. The official languages of the conference are English, French and German; simultaneous translation facilities are available at all sessions. Technical visits during the conference will take place on the afternoons of September 10-12. Simultaneously with the conference the Third International Exhibition on Man, Air, Water, Noise and Solid Wastes will be held at the Exhibition Centre near the Paris Le Bourget Airport. The exhibition will provide an opportunity to compare the progress made in the technology of pollution control in their respective countries with advances which have taken place in France. Post-conference study tours which are subject to a minimum number of 25 participants are organized from September 15-19. For further information write: Mr. M. J. B6chaux, SOCFI, 7, rue Michel Ange, F 75016 Paris, France. Post-conference courses at the University of Birmingham, Great Britain will be held from September 16-20. Subjects are: Course 1. Design aspects of biological treatment Course 2. Physical-chemical treatment Course 3. Water quality modeling Further particulars of the course and information may be obtained from: Mr. S. H. Jenkins, IAWPR Birmingham Course, c/o 156-170 Newhall Street, Birmingham B3 ISE, Great Britain.
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Meeting
SEVENTH CONFERENCE ON WATER POLLUTION
OF THE INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH
ASSOCIATION
Palais des Congr6s of the Centre International de Paris, Place de la Porte Maillot, Paris 17 e, France, September 9-13, 1974
Three concurrent sessions will be held which will be devoted to scientific and technical discussions on water pollution. The official languages of the conference are English, French and German; simultaneous translation facilities are available at all sessions. Technical visits during the conference will take place on the afternoons of September 10-12. Simultaneously with the conference the Third International Exhibition on Man, Air, Water, Noise and Solid Wastes will be held at the Exhibition Centre near the Paris Le Bourget Airport. The exhibition will provide an opportunity to compare the progress made in the technology of pollution control in their respective countries with advances which have taken place in France. Post-conference study tours which are subject to a minimum number of 25 participants are organized from September 15-19. For further information write: Mr. M. J. B6chaux, SOCFI, 7, rue Michel Ange, F 75016 Paris, France. Post-conference courses at the University of Birmingham, Great Britain will be held from September 16-20. Subjects are: Course 1. Design aspects of biological treatment Course 2. Physical-chemical treatment Course 3. Water quality modeling Further particulars of the course and information may be obtained from: Mr. S. H. Jenkins, IAWPR Birmingham Course, c/o 156-170 Newhall Street, Birmingham B3 ISE, Great Britain.
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