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It’s the time of year to show your support for future scientists and engineers (a.k.a science fair time)! The Great Basin Chapter is sponsoring awards at the upcoming science fairs across Utah. We invite you to be a judge at a science fair near you and select an outstanding project that represents A&WMA’s mission. Below is a list of the upcoming science fairs: Salt Lake Valley Science and Engineering Fair (Rice Eccles Stadium): March 21 through March 23, 2017 Central Utah Science and Engineering Fair (BYU Conference […]

The Great Basin Chapter of the Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA) is pleased to announce the 2016 – 2017 Scholarship Award Program to recognize outstanding students pursuing a career in air quality, waste management, environmental management/law, or sustainability.   Each selected student will be awarded a scholarship of up to $1,000 and one free student A&WMA memberships for 1 year.   To apply, please download the scholarship application package for additional information and instructions […]

Information Join us for a tour of the Trans Jordan Landfill at 10473 South Bacchus Highway in South Jordan on October 12, 2016 at noon until 1:30.   A light lunch will be provided, so please send your RSVP to Jenny at Jenny.Esker@riotinto.com before October 11, 2016.  There is no cost associated with this tour.   Background Information Since 1956, the Trans‐Jordan Landfill has served the solid waste needs of the communities of the southern half […]

This year’s keynote speaker is Dr. Kerry Kelly, Assistant Professor in the University of Utah Chemical Engineering Department and Vice Chair of the Utah Air Quality Board.   She will discuss her research as well as highlighting other Air Quality research and policy actions. Cottonwood Country Club located at 1780 East Lakewood Drive in  Holladay Members (and up to one guest) – $35 per person, Non-members – $45 per person, Students – $15 per person Please RSVP by […]

Utah Division of Air Quality representatives, Patrick Barickman and Jay Baker, summarize impacts to Utah and the Intermountain West as a result of the new, lower Ozone NAAQS. The presentation will include unique difficulties posed to the Intermountain West by the lower ozone standard, current monitoring data from areas of concern within Utah, an overview of implementation timelines, and the potential State Implementation Plan process. Who All A&WMA members, friends, colleagues, and students Where Utah […]