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rivers, including the Potomac, the Tennessee, and the Ohio.
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CVI offers continuing education units (CEUs) for classes through a partnership with Pierpont Community and Technical College of Fairmont State University. Please contact Paula Worden or call 1-800-922-3601, ext. 223, with any questions about CEUs.
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Date: Saturday, April 10, 2010 |
| Location: West Virginia University, Mineral Resources Building (on WVU Evansdale Campus) |
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The 2010 Annual Meeting of the West Virginia Academy of Science will be held Saturday, April 10, 2010, at West Virginia University and will feature an astronomy symposium on "The Invisible Universe". Professional and student presentation on all fields of science and engineering are solicited. Cash prizes will be awarded for the best undergraduate and graduate student oral and poster presentations. More information is at the WVAS webpage, http://www.marshall.edu/wvas/
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Date: April 21, 2010 |
| Location: Jacksons Mill Conference Center, Jacksons Mill, WV |
| CEUs: Pending |
| Instructors: CVI staff and guest lecturers |
| Participant Cost: $75; includes instruction, CEUs, materials, books, lunches, and snacks |
| Exhibitor Cost: $150; includes exhibit space, workshop tuition, CEUs, materials, books, lunch, and snacks |
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Who should attend: Class II septic tank installers, Class I septic tank installers aspiring to become Class II installers, sanitarians, engineers, service providers for alternative sewer systems, watershed groups, sewage industry materials suppliers, septic tank precasters, health department administrators, soil scientists, and utilities staff interested in alternative wastewater technologies
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Dates: November 13-17, 2010
Location: Galveston, Texas
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Restore America's Estuaries (RAE) is holding its biennial National Conference "Preparing for Climate Change: Science, Practice, and Policy" on November 13-17, 2010, in Galveston, Texas.
RAE's national conference brings together the best and the brightest in the coastal habitat restoration community—diverse stakeholders from across the country, including top representatives from federal, state, and local governments; corporations and businesses; non-profits; grassroots organizations; tribal associations; and education—all united in the search for solutions to the needs of our coastal ecosystems.
RAE expects more than 1,000 attendees, 150 exhibitors, 160 poster presentations, and 400 presenters in 80-plus, high-level sessions dealing with the best and newest approaches to coastal habitat preservation and restoration.
For more information on this conference, click here
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