Duke Storm Water Seminar
The State of North Carolina recently adopted rules to reduce nutrient pollution in both Jordan and Falls lakes. Duke University—which has portions of its East, West and Central campus in the Upper Cape Fear River and Upper Neuse River watersheds that encompass the lakes—has since been proactive in finding ways to comply with these rules.
| When |
Sep 30, 2011 from 10:00 am to 11:00 am |
|---|---|
| Where | LSRC A158 |
| Contact Name | Joellen Goth |
| Contact Phone | 919.668.5412 |
Hear Steve Palumbo, Duke’s Energy Manager for the Facilities Management Department, discuss the University’s efforts to manage storm water pollution, to meet and exceed state and local standards, and to begin capturing and reusing rain water as a resource at the Duke Storm Water Seminar.
This event, hosted by the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Joellen Goth at joellen.goth@duke.edu.
View the Powerpoint slides from the event.
