Shale Water Expo is dedicated to all issues pertaining to water

If you have anything to do with water, you won't want to miss the Shale Water Expo in Houston this October 14 - 15. There will more than 25,000 sq feet of technology and sessions and it is the only national show dedicated to water. Find out more information at:

http://www.shaleplaywatermanagement.com/

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Permalink Reply by Hopeful About Natural Gas on July 24, 2014 at 9:57

This water & fracing expo looks great! This is the key issue against fracing - but also we need clean water for lots of things, not to mention people's drinking needs.

I'm always interested in new technologies. I bookmarked your website and will be checking it again. Good luck with the expo!

Permalink Reply by Jody Hill on July 24, 2014 at 10:06

I will be headed there and will try and bring back some info about all that I see. Their conference program can be accessed through the web site. I'll be there with RecyClean Services and the Hydro-Pod. It uses a proprietary sequencing of ozone and electrocoagulation to destroy bacteria and organics as well as to drop out heavy metals and reduce chlorides, etc.

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