Hello,

Water reuse has been a frequent discussion item recently for many of the Joint Committees NSF facilitates.  At this year's Wastewater Technology Joint Committee meeting, it was suggested that an informational call be set up for any interested parties from across many Joint Committees to discuss water reuse. This could include sharing best practices, potential for harmonization across the standards, or development of new standards or protocols.

The goal is to include persons from every facet of water reuse, regardless of application or interest category. If you'd be interested in participating in this cross-functional group, please respond to Jason Snider (jsnider@nsf.org).  Once we have a list of those interested, a poll will be sent out to set up a meeting time.

Looking forward to working with you,

Jason Snider

Standards Development Lead

NSF

734.418.6660

Hello,

Water reuse has been a frequent discussion item recently for many of the Joint Committees NSF facilitates.  At this year's Wastewater Technology Joint Committee meeting, it was suggested that an informational call be set up for any interested parties from across many Joint Committees to discuss water reuse. This could include sharing best practices, potential for harmonization across the standards, or development of new standards or protocols.

The goal is to include persons from every facet of water reuse, regardless of application or interest category. If you'd be interested in participating in this cross-functional group, please respond to Jason Snider (jsnider@nsf.org).  Once we have a list of those interested, a poll will be sent out to set up a meeting time.

Looking forward to working with you,

Jason Snider

Standards Development Lead

NSF

734.418.6660

I am interested.

Thank you,

Ed Schloss

Hello,

Water reuse has been a frequent discussion item recently for many of the Joint Committees NSF facilitates.  At this year's Wastewater Technology Joint Committee meeting, it was suggested that an informational call be set up for any interested parties from across many Joint Committees to discuss water reuse. This could include sharing best practices, potential for harmonization across the standards, or development of new standards or protocols.

The goal is to include persons from every facet of water reuse, regardless of application or interest category. If you'd be interested in participating in this cross-functional group, please respond to Jason Snider (jsnider@nsf.org).  Once we have a list of those interested, a poll will be sent out to set up a meeting time.

Looking forward to working with you,

Jason Snider

Standards Development Lead

NSF

734.418.6660

I am interested.

Thank you,

Ed Schloss

Hello,

Water reuse has been a frequent discussion item recently for many of the Joint Committees NSF facilitates.  At this year's Wastewater Technology Joint Committee meeting, it was suggested that an informational call be set up for any interested parties from across many Joint Committees to discuss water reuse. This could include sharing best practices, potential for harmonization across the standards, or development of new standards or protocols.

The goal is to include persons from every facet of water reuse, regardless of application or interest category. If you'd be interested in participating in this cross-functional group, please respond to Jason Snider (jsnider@nsf.org).  Once we have a list of those interested, a poll will be sent out to set up a meeting time.

Looking forward to working with you,

Jason Snider

Standards Development Lead

NSF

734.418.6660

I can join meeting as well.

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I am interested.

Thank you,

Ed Schloss

Hello,

Water reuse has been a frequent discussion item recently for many of the Joint Committees NSF facilitates.  At this year's Wastewater Technology Joint Committee meeting, it was suggested that an informational call be set up for any interested parties from across many Joint Committees to discuss water reuse. This could include sharing best practices, potential for harmonization across the standards, or development of new standards or protocols.

The goal is to include persons from every facet of water reuse, regardless of application or interest category. If you'd be interested in participating in this cross-functional group, please respond to Jason Snider (jsnider@nsf.org).  Once we have a list of those interested, a poll will be sent out to set up a meeting time.

Looking forward to working with you,

Jason Snider

Standards Development Lead

NSF

734.418.6660

Hello,

Water reuse has been a frequent discussion item recently for many of the Joint Committees NSF facilitates.  At this year's Wastewater Technology Joint Committee meeting, it was suggested that an informational call be set up for any interested parties from across many Joint Committees to discuss water reuse. This could include sharing best practices, potential for harmonization across the standards, or development of new standards or protocols.

The goal is to include persons from every facet of water reuse, regardless of application or interest category. If you'd be interested in participating in this cross-functional group, please respond to Jason Snider (jsnider@nsf.org).  Once we have a list of those interested, a poll will be sent out to set up a meeting time.

Looking forward to working with you,

Jason Snider

Standards Development Lead

NSF

734.418.6660

Hello, Water reuse has been a frequent discussion item recently for many of the Joint Committees NSF facilitates. At this year's Wastewater...

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Hello,

Water reuse has been a frequent discussion item recently for many of the Joint Committees NSF facilitates.  At this year's Wastewater Technology Joint Committee meeting, it was suggested that an informational call be set up for any interested parties from across many Joint Committees to discuss water reuse. This could include sharing best practices, potential for harmonization across the standards, or development of new standards or protocols.

The goal is to include persons from every facet of water reuse, regardless of application or interest category. If you'd be interested in participating in this cross-functional group, please respond to Jason Snider (jsnider@nsf.org).  Once we have a list of those interested, a poll will be sent out to set up a meeting time.

Looking forward to working with you,

Jason Snider

Standards Development Lead

NSF

734.418.6660

Hello,

Water reuse has been a frequent discussion item recently for many of the Joint Committees NSF facilitates.  At this year's Wastewater Technology Joint Committee meeting, it was suggested that an informational call be set up for any interested parties from across many Joint Committees to discuss water reuse. This could include sharing best practices, potential for harmonization across the standards, or development of new standards or protocols.

The goal is to include persons from every facet of water reuse, regardless of application or interest category. If you'd be interested in participating in this cross-functional group, please respond to Jason Snider (jsnider@nsf.org).  Once we have a list of those interested, a poll will be sent out to set up a meeting time.

Looking forward to working with you,

Jason Snider

Standards Development Lead

NSF

734.418.6660

Hello,

Water reuse has been a frequent discussion item recently for many of the Joint Committees NSF facilitates.  At this year's Wastewater Technology Joint Committee meeting, it was suggested that an informational call be set up for any interested parties from across many Joint Committees to discuss water reuse. This could include sharing best practices, potential for harmonization across the standards, or development of new standards or protocols.

The goal is to include persons from every facet of water reuse, regardless of application or interest category. If you'd be interested in participating in this cross-functional group, please respond to Jason Snider (jsnider@nsf.org).  Once we have a list of those interested, a poll will be sent out to set up a meeting time.

Looking forward to working with you,

Jason Snider

Standards Development Lead

NSF

734.418.6660