World Water Day: Safe Drinking Water in D.C. and Around the World March 27, 2008
Washington, D.C., District of Columbia
Access to clean water and sanitation plays a major role in alleviating hunger, poverty, and disease. In addition, water and sanitation are important for sustainable development and environmental integrity. Learn more and ask questions with an in-depth look at safe drinking water and why it is essential.
Roland Steiner (Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission), Holly Galavotti (Water for People), and William Logan (National Research Council) will discuss the status of the local water supply, effects on regional water demand, and implications for global distribution.
Advance ticket purchase is recommended. Contact the Koshland Science Museum at 202-334-1201 or ksm@nas.edu for tickets.
Cost: $8/$5 for students
Official Website: http://www.koshland-science-museum.org/events/upcomingevent.jsp?id=293
Added by magritte02 on March 24, 2008