No.7, May 2003

© International Ecological Engineering Society, Wolhusen, Switzerland

• June 4, 2003, 16:00 CET: Chat with R.Shanthini on mynetworks.org

• An open minded infrastructure. By Amy Davis Jones, USA

• Finding solutions in an open minded way. Interview with Prof. Dr. Ralph Otterpohl. By A. Schoenborn-Schaller, Switzerland

• New version of Sanex™ released. By Thomas Loetscher, Australia
• Solid waste disposal in the hill capital of Sri Lanka. By Dr. R.Shanthini, Sri Lanka
• New International Centre of Ecological Engineering at the University of Kalyani, India. By Prof. B.B.Jana, India
• myNetWorks – a summary of the first eWorkshop. By A.D.Cheoolkar, India
• myNetWorks - how the work will continue. By A.Schoenborn-Schaller, Switzerland
• Removal of iron and manganese using biological filtration in Argentina. By Virginia A. Pacini, Argentina
• News from the Swiss Novaquatis project. By R.Gilg and J.Lienert, Switzerland
• Green Based Urban Growth: Next Wave of Environmentalism. By D.L.Parsell, USA (re-issued from National Geograhic Online)

• Polycultures - a step towards sustainability. Report about a meeting in Waedenswil, Switzerland. By A.Schoenborn-Schaller, Switzerland

• Ecological Engineering in the context of my country - how our correspondents see it (various authors)

• Finland: Dry Toilet 2003 - Conference Announcement
• Greece: EcoSlopes Conference 2004
• Norway: Ecological Engineering course
• Switzerland: Novaquatis project - interactive information tool now available in English
• USA: EPA issues "Voluntary Guidelines for Management of Onsite and Clustered (Decentralized) Wastewater Treatment Systems"
• USA: 3^rd annual meeting of AEES (American Ecological Engineering Society)
• USA: Conference 2003: Ecological Engineering for integrated water management - designing industrial and urban watersheds
• www: Ongoing internet conference on ecocity development (Feb-June 2003)

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