Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. Dr. Alan Rimer has had a varied career in environmental engineering. In the course of over 45 years of professional experience, he has been involved with the planning and design for a variety of water reuse, water resources, wastewater treatment, solid waste management, and environmental management projects. This work has been conducted for local, state and federal governments, as well as a wide variety of industries. The work has been conducted in the United States as well as Asia, Europe and South America. He retired from Black & Veatch after 19 years of service as a Vice President and Director - Water Reuse. He currently serves as Vice President and Director of Water Reuse for the boutique consulting firm EnviroTechNovations LLC.

Work in the area of water reuse spans decades of experience. From the development of advanced technologies for reclaimed water treatment to recent research, planning, and design projects including IPR and DPR for major international water reclamation projects and water conservation and reuse studies, Dr. Rimer has been involved in every stage of the reclaimed water business.

Work in the area of water resources has ranged from water supply and nonpoint source master planning studies to water treatment plant design, distribution design, rate studies and water conservation and reuse studies.

Consulting assignments in the area of wastewater treatment and reuse have ranged from master planning and system evaluations, to the design of wastewater treatment facilities (including joint municipal/industrial facilities), and includes the first industrial reuse application of microstraining in the United States and ion exchange for complete industrial wastewater recycling/reuse.

He has served as an elected public official (Chapel Hill Town Council), served as Chairman and member of the Board of Directors of the Orange Water & Sewer Authority in North Carolina. He served as Chairman and member of the Orange County Board of Health. He served as Chairman and Board member of the Chapel Hill Stormwater Utility Advisory Board. He has been appointed to a number of Boards and Commissions in North Carolina by two governors and has served on a variety of appointed US Senate and White House Committees under the administrations of both political parties. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of four not-for-profit organizations.

He recently completed 15 years as an adjunct faculty member of the Department of City and Regional Planning at the University of North Carolina - 1

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC Chapel Hill. He was a faculty member of the Duke University School of Engineering in the 1970s. He has published over 100 articles, one text book and made nearly 100 professional presentations at conferences and seminars.

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT EXPERIENCE

WateReuse Research Foundation |Evaluation of Source Water Control Options and the Impact of Selected Strategies on Direct Potable Reuse (WRRF Project 13-12) Principal Investigator. Currently leading the research project to 1) evaluate upstream wastewater treatment impacts on direct potable reuse source water and downstream advanced treatment processes and 2) assess the impact of hydraulic control mechanisms on influent water quality and flow variations that may stress advanced treatment process for DPR applications. The outcome and findings of the research project will be used to develop guidelines for Direct Potable Reuse in the State of California.

WateReuse Foundation| WateReuse Foundation Water and Wastewater Projects Principal Investigator. Served as Principal Investigator or Co-Principal Investigator on three WateReuse Foundation projects. These included: Selecting Treatment Trains for Seasonal Storage of Reclaimed Water Treatment of Influent to and Withdrawals from Storage-A Resource Guide, WRRF-04-021, Case Studies for Seasonal Storage for Reclaimed Water, WRRF- 09-05, and Impacts of Membrane Process Residuals on Wastewater Treatment, WRF-02-006c.

Alberta Environment |Water Reuse and Wastewater Treatment Alternatives; Edmonton, Canada Principal-in-Charge/Project Director. In partnership with Associated Engineering of Edmonton, Canada the team provided Alberta Environment with five alternatives for wastewater treatment and water reclamation/reuse. B&V provided plant process evaluation, water supply and wastewater treatment selection and system wide modeling, technology review and GIS modeling. Assisted in all technical facets of the project including the detailed development of a mass balance model and a Triple Bottom Line Analysis. One alternative to manage almost 200 MLD was chosen. . Estimated construction costs may exceed $300,000,000.

Region of York | Water Reclamation/Reuse Alternatives; Toronto, Canada Chief Technologist. In partnership with Conestoga Rovers, the team evaluated a number of water reclamation/reuse alternative for the fast growing region of York, northwest of Toronto. The project evaluated alternative reuse opportunities including sod farms, golf courses, forest lands

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC and a major area of root crops. Treatment alternatives have been selected to achieve appropriate water quality for the reuse application(s). B&V is responsible for all technical aspects of the reuse application sites as well as treatment design which is currently underway. Conestoga Rovers is designing the distribution system. Estimated costs of construction are over $400,000,000 to manage 40MLD of reclaimed water. Construction in 2017-18.

City of San Diego Public Utilities Department | TM # 5 Recycled Water Demand and Delivery; San Diego, CA Advisor / Project Reviewer (Water Reuse). Developed a Technical Memorandum (TM) as part of the City of San Diego’s (City) Recycled Water Study (Study). The TM provided a summary of non-potable reuse options, indirect potable reuse opportunities, constraints, and components, reuse packages and unit costs.

Southern Nevada Water Authority | Southern Nevada Regional Water Reuse Study; Las Vegas, Nevada Chief Technologist (Water Reuse). This regional water reuse study initially began with the background research to understand the regional water reuse supply, demand and regulatory environment that comprises the water reuse supply for eight agencies and communities. Reuse drivers, practices and constraints in other locales were compared and contrasted with IPR, DPR and reuse practices in southern Nevada. From this analysis identification of goals and opportunities for future water reuse were established.

Department of Water Services |Review of Total Water Management Strategy in Hong Kong Feasibility Study Chief Technologist (Water Reuse). This major project involves the review and appraisal of existing water management measures by assessing their effectiveness and developing and implementing new/revised strategies and initiatives on water management. Review use of reclaimed water in existing high-rise buildings, and greywater/stormwater reuse are being studied.

Orange Water and Sewer Authority | Carrboro, NC Principal-in-Charge. Responsible for the development of a detailed analysis of all operating and projected capital costs to develop water reuse rate structure based on cost-of –service. This is the first known analysis of its kind undertaken in the industry.

Water Reuse Study; Brentwood, TN Chief Technologist. Water reclamation study included the development of a customer questionnaire regarding interest in the use of reclaimed water, development of a system model to connect a proposed membrane treatment 3

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC facilities to deliver reclaimed water and development of reclaimed water ordinance.

Total Water Management Study; Hong Kong, China Senior Technical Consultant. Provided technical guidance to Hong Kong office on the development of a total water management strategy for the island of Hong Kong.

Klongdan Water Reuse Master Plan; Bangkok, Thailand Senior Technical Consultant. Provided technical guidance and on-site review of strategies for pollution prevention for over 6,800 industries, preliminary studies for retrofit of existing 139 MGD WWTP with membrane bioreactor to provide 100 MGD of reclaimed water. Also sited and developed the preliminary design for up to five water factories (reuse treatment facilities) to replace capacity from main WWTP and the development of a master plan for the implementation of findings.

Oak Island | Satellite Wastewater Treatment Plant; Oak Island, NC Principal-In-Charge. Responsible for the design of the 0.4 MGD satellite membrane bioreactor WWTP, the first of its kind for coastal applications. This project was awarded a $2,478,000 Clean Water management Trust Fund grant in July, 2004 for design and construction. Facility design and was completed in 2009 and plant is currently in startup mode.

Yale-New Haven Hospital | Water Reuse Audit; New Haven, CT Technical Consultant. Developed the design and managed the conduct of a water reuse audit for the Yale-New Haven Hospital. This pilot audit was conducted to establish a strategy for assessing water reduction and water reuse opportunities throughout the Regional Water Authority service district.

Town of Oak Island | Water Reuse System Design; Oak Island, NC Technical Consultant. Provided technical guidance to design team on the layout and design of a water reuse distribution system and major transmission mains to reuse clients on the island.

Town of Oak Island | Water Reuse Rate Study; Oak Island, NC Principal-In-Charge. Responsible for the development of financial models for analyzing and establishing wastewater rates for Oak Island as part of $65 million capital expenditures for wastewater treatment, complete sewerage of community and development of water reuse satellite plant.

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC City of Ocala | Water Reuse Study; Ocala, FL Chief Technologist. Developed outline for and directed study of the reuse options for the City of Ocala. Project included the development of a customer questionnaire regarding interest in the use of reclaimed water, development of a system model to connect three treatment facilities to deliver reclaimed water and potential upgrades to the facilities to meet reclaimed water demands.

City of Greensboro | Mitchell and Townsend Water Treatment Plants; Greensboro, NC Project Technical Consultant. Designed and managed a water reuse and pollution prevention study for the Mitchell and Townsend Water Treatment Plants (total capacity 37 MGD) to determine potential water savings and chemical management schemes to reduce water and chemical use. This work was part of a larger water conservation strategy being developed for the City of Greensboro.

City of Raleigh | Water Reuse System Design; Raleigh, NC Project Technical Consultant. Served as a technical adviser to the Raleigh staff on the design of a reclaimed water distribution system, and responsible for the development of the economic model for the development of an appropriate rate structure to recover capital and operating costs.

Hartford Regional Water Authority | Hartford, CT Project Technical Consultant. Evaluated the opportunity for water reduction and reuse opportunities at several large industries in the District. Because of the severe Northeast drought in 2002, and the immediacy of the situation, the initial focus of the work was on "low hanging fruit" such as cooling water applications and other high water use processes. Future studies are anticipated to involve evaluation of a water reuse distribution system and additions to existing wastewater treatment facilities to provide sufficient water for reuse.

Texas Instruments | Water Reuse Study; Tucson, AZ Project Technical Consultant. Completed a water reuse study for the Texas Instruments manufacturing facility in Tucson, Arizona. This work for the Tucson, Arizona Water Department developed a model for additional such studies of industrial users throughout the system. The study included an in- depth evaluation of cooling water and industrial water uses that propose to reduce consumptive use, and increase the output of the ultra pure water system.

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC Orange Water and Sewer Authority | Carrboro, NC Director. As a member of the Board of Directors, and Chairman of the Natural Resources and Technology Committee, developed a detailed work plan and with a staff member managed a supplement to a previously completed water reuse study (done by Black & Veatch). The emphasis in this project was to work with the University of North Carolina to quantify and evaluate reuse and water recycling opportunities on campus beyond irrigation.

Confidential Semiconductor Manufacturer| Phoenix, AZ Principal-in-Charge. Managed the study of a process water balance and evaluation of opportunities for the reduction of hazardous material usage. The water balance resulted in the identification of several major opportunities for the reduction of water use, some recycle and the reduction in the use of certain hazardous materials in the tools.

Bristol Myers Squibb | Research Triangle Park, NC Principal-in-Charge. Managed all assignments for this surgical instrument division of Bristol Myers Squibb. The first assignment involved the development of a product reformulation strategy to reduce water use and manufacturing wastes at the source. In a second assignment, waste reduction was achieved by substitution of a non-hazardous chemical treatment process for a process that utilized a moderate amount of hazardous chemicals. This substitution achieved a reduction of indoor air pollutants and removed the need for wastewater pretreatment prior to discharge to a local POTW. In a third assignment, process modifications were made in the plating operation that significantly reduced the quantity of wastewater to be treated at the industrial wastewater treatment facility. Water reuse strategies for the treated effluent were adopted, including the recycling of treated effluent to the facilities cooling towers.

Pfizer Pharmaceutical | Barceloneta, Puerto Rico Principal-in-Charge. Responsible for the management of a study to evaluate a number of existing drug manufacturing lines (as well as two new lines) to establish innovative means for accomplishing pollution prevention, water reuse and recycling and other opportunities for process innovation. This work was conducted to satisfy an administrative order from USEPA Region 2 and was adopted as a model for such studies in Region 2.

Confidential Defense Contractor | Ion Exchange System; NJ Project Engineer. Responsible for managing a project that included pilot studies and full-scale design of an ion exchange system to achieve zero discharge from the operations of a major defense contractor. This prototype facility achieved zero discharge for the operation, the first of its kind in New Jersey. 6

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC USEPA | Washington, DC Project Manager. Managed, developed, and conducted pollution prevention/ water reuse workshops for printed circuit board and plating industry inspectors for the Ministry of Urban Development and Ecology (SEDUE) (now SEDESOL) in Mexico. The purpose of these workshops was to create an awareness among the inspectors of low cost/no cost methods of pollution prevention and water reuse/reduction that they could pass on to industry facility managers.

Commonwealth of Virginia | Water Reuse and Pollution Prevention Workshop; Richmond, VA Project Manager. Managed the development of and taught a short course on water reuse and pollution prevention. The course was attended by representatives from a variety of governmental agencies, industries, and members of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The one-day workshop was designed to provide attendees a practical working understanding of how to conduct a facility water study, conduct a waste minimization audit and implement identified water reuse and pollution prevention projects.

Industrial Wastewater Reuse Treatment Facility; Greenfield, MA Project Manager. Managed pilot testing, design and construction of a 1.2-mgd microstraining wastewater treatment facility for two paper companies (Esleeck and Strathmore Paper). This was the first such application of microstraining in the United States where effluent was recycled back to paper machines for selected reuse.

Water Mr. Rimer’s experience has ranged from water treatment plant design to modeling of nonpoint source pollution. Over 20 assignments have been undertaken in this area. Representative projects follow:

Water Resources Study | Massachusetts Water Resources Authority; Boston, MA Project Manager. Responsible for the development of the first long-range plan for water resources, water treatment and distribution for the Boston metro area.

USEPA | Region V; Chicago, IL Project Principal. Managed a nonpoint source sampling and modeling effort in the Great Lakes region in the Niagara Falls area to establish nonpoint

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC impacts from varied land uses. Data was input into a real time modeling regime that was developed and was tied to GIS.

Triangle J Council of Governments | Regional Resource Evaluation; Research Triangle, NC Project Manager. Managed a multi-year comprehensive evaluation of the region’s water and wastewater resources. [Eight-county region with approximately 1.5 million people.] Implemented the first ever use of satellite imagery to project land use as a means of establishing potential water supply opportunities and project possible nonpoint source pollution form urban growth. Successfully managed a nonpoint source data collection and modeling effort on a broad regional scale, the first of its kind in the nation.

Piedmont Triad Council of Governments | Water and Wastewater Study; Greensboro, Highpoint and Winston-Salem, NC Project Manager. Managed a multi-year comprehensive water and wastewater study for the region that culminated in the adoption of a 50-year plan for managing the region's water resources.

Salem-Beverly Water Authority| Salem, MA Project Manager. Responsible for two major projects for the Authority. Managed a water supply study to establish alternatives to supplement existing run-of-river supply. Led the team that completed the initial design studies and final design of a 5 mgd expansion to the regional water treatment plant.

Metropolitan Water Board | Water Treatment Plant Design; Sydney, Australia Project Engineer. Assisted in the design of the main clarifiers for the Sydney, Australia, one-billion gallon/day water treatment plant.

Wasterwater Treatment In addition to Mr. Rimer’s experience in the design of wastewater treatment facilities for reuse of municipal and industrial wastewaters, six wastewater treatment plant design projects have been managed as the following examples demonstrate.

Pilot Plant and Full Scale Treatment Plant Studies; Various Locations Principle-In-Charge. Managed several pilot plant studies for various semiconductor manufacturers to establish treatment technologies for unusual to unique semi-conductor wastewaters. Developed models to predict behavior of particular semi-conductor wastewater in the POTWs into which they discharge. These models are considered state-of-the-art in the industry.

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC Pilot Plant Study and Wastewater Treatment Plant Design; Fitchburg, MA Project Manager. Responsible for the management of pilot testing of a modified activated sludge process for a mixed chemical industrial and domestic wastewater. Managed the full-scale design/construction of a 12-mgd biological process for the treatment of complex chemical and municipal wastewater, and the associated sludges. The project was the first documented full-scale, two-stage activated sludge process for the treatment of such combined wastewater.

15-mgd Wastewater Treatment Facility; Fitchburg, MA Project Manager. Developed the physical-chemical studies and the resulting design concepts for the first in the United States full-scale (15-mgd) activated carbon plant for the treatment of industrial wastewater from three paper companies (seven mills) and a small amount of municipal wastewater.

Environmental Management Activities Environmental management work includes a wide range of services to a variety of clients. The following are typical examples of over 30 such assignments:

Confidential Semiconductor Santa Clara, CA Project Manager. Managed over 30 due diligence and ISO 14000 pre-audits for existing and proposed purchases worldwide. Sites were primarily in Asia and Europe.

Environmental Due Diligence Principal-in-Charge. Managed site assessments worldwide that have included the following: a review of prior property ownership to determine whether hazardous materials were used at the site; examination of existing data concerning soils, surface water, and ground water at the site; development and conduct of a comprehensive sampling program to evaluate potential contamination; and recommendation of appropriate remedial activities, if necessary.

Environmental Facility Audits; United States, Canada, Asia Principal-in-Charge. Managed environmental compliance audits for 14 clients. Facility-wide audits for regulatory compliance have resulted in letters of findings. Managed the development of auditing protocols.

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE WORK Solid waste management work has involved a variety of types of work over the years and was often tied to other projects such as pollution prevention or water reuse studies. RCRA facility investigations have been conducted at a variety of sites. Typical assignments follow:

CPC | Cleveland, OH Project Manager. In a continuing assignment for First Management Group, the representative for the owner of the CPC property has managed a major project spanning ten years. The work has included characterization and clean- up of this seven-acre manufacturing facility.

Avtex Fibers | Front Royal, VA Principal-in-Charge. Managed a project involving PCB contamination at this major manufacturing facility and Superfund site. Sludge samples were taken from the facility’s wastewater treatment plant, soil from hundreds of facility locations, sediment from storm sewers, and alluvial sediment from an adjacent river in order to identify all contaminated areas. A remediation plan was developed based on these data, and clean-up efforts at the site were undertaken. Testified as an expert witness on three occasions on this project in state and federal courts.

Confidential Electronics Manufacturer | Tarrytown, NY Project Manager. Developed and managed compliance audit, recommended remedial design, established audit protocol, and conducted worker training. Waste production was audited to establish sources of RCRA hazardous production for potential environmental contamination that required remedial design under RCRA.

U.S. Navy |LST Facility; Hampton Roads, VA Project Manager. Managed compliance audit and established audit protocols for LST Facility. Waste production was audited to establish sources of RCRA wastes that may have impacted regional wastewater treatment facility. Water audit was conducted to establish possible water recycling and water reuse options.

Burlington Industries | Clarksville, VA Managed the design of one of the first double-lined landfills in Virginia to contain high metals solids content industrial RCRA sludges. Designed leachate management treatment system.

PUBLICATIONS

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC Source Control and Pollution Prevention – Two Ps in a Pod, Session B5, 31th WateReuse Symposium, September 2016, Author. (Presentation)

Source Water Control Options and Their Impact on Direct Potable Reuse, Session A3, Water Reuse in Texas Symposium, July, 2016, Co-Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Source Water Impacts on Performance and Reliability of Potable Reuse Treatment, WateReuse Research Conference, May 2016, Lead Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Source Water Control Options and Impact of Selected Strategies on DPR, AWWA Water Quality Technology Conference, November, 2015, Co-Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Water Reuse in Canada – A Growing Reality, WateReuse Symposium, 30th WateReuse Symposium, September 2015, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

WRRF Project 13-12: Evaluation of Source Water Control Options and the Impact of Selected Strategies on DPR, 19th Water Reuse and Desalination Research Conference, May 2015. Lead Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Source Water Impacts on Performance and Reliability of Potable Reuse, WEFTEC October 2014, Lead Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Pollution Prevention and Industrial Water Reuse – A Major Water Reuse Growth Sector, Session C8 29th WateReuse Symposium, September 2014, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Evaluation of Source Water Control Options and Impact of Selected Strategies on Direct Potable Reuse WRRF 13-12, Session C3, 29th WateReuse Symposium, September 2014, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Developing a Strategic Plan for OWASA, WRRI Water Conference, Raleigh, NC, March 2014, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Water Reuse in the Oil Sands Region of Canada, WEFTEC, Chicago, IL, October 2013, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

When it Doesn’t Rain, Integrated Resource Planning Can Keep Delivering Flow to the User’s Tap, WEFTEC, Chicago, IL, October 2013, Co-Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC Water Reuse in Edmonton Alberta, Canada, 28th WateReuse Symposium, Session B5, Denver, CO, September 2013, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Servicing Growth in York Region: An Innovative Alternative using Advanced Membrane Treatment Processes and Water Reclamation/Reuse, ACE13, Session WED04.02, Denver, CO, June 2013, Author. (Presentation)

Processes and Water Reclamation/Reuse, WEO Technical Conference, Toronto, ON, May 2013, Co-Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Graywater is NOT Reclaimed Water!, NC AWWA-WEA, March 2013, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

The Regional Municipality of York’s Advanced Treatment Demonstration Facility: Achieving Ultra-Low Total Phosphorus Concentrations by Microfiltration and Reverse Osmosis, WEAO Technical Conference, Toronto, ON, 2013, Co-Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Nonpotable Reuse “The Old Reliable”, WateReuse Association Symposium, September 2012, Author. (Presentation)

Water Reuse in Northwest Toronto – A Reality!, WateReuse Symposium, September 2012, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Graywater – A Substitute for Reclaimed Water? Chesapeake Water Environmental Association, April 2012, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Reuse in Toronto, Canada – Microconstituents and Regulations, NC AWWA-WEA, March 2012, Author. (Presentation)

Rise of the Graywater blues, World Water: Water Reuse & Desalination, Winter 2011, Author.

Fit for Purpose Water: The Renewed Objective for Sustainable Treatment, WEF, October 2011, Co-Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Water Reuse in the Oil Sands Region of Canada, 26th WateReuse Symposium, Session D5, Phoenix, AZ, September 2011, Author (Paper, Presentation)

Water Reuse in the Oil Sands Region of Canada, ACE 11, Washington, DC, June 2011, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Case Studies of Seasonal Storage of Reclaimed Water for Discharge into Surface Waters, 15th Water Reuse & Desalination Research Conference, Henderson, NV, May 2011, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Epitome of Efficiency, Water Efficiency, March/April 2011, Co-Author. (Paper)

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC Seasonal storage of reclaimed water, World Water, September/October 2010, Author. (Paper)

Water Reuse Comes of Age in Edmonton, Canada, 25th WateReuse Symposium, Session A2, Washington, DC, September 2010, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Graywater and the Regulatory Framework – What’s the Real World?, 25th WateReuse Symposium, Session B3, September 2010, Washington, DC, (Presentation).

Water Reuse Comes of Age in Edmonton, Canada, Singapore International Water Week, Singapore, July 2010, Author (Paper, Presentation)

Case Studies of Seasonal Storage of Reclaimed Water for Discharge into Surface Waters, AWWA Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, June 2010, Author (Paper, Presentation).

Climate Instability, Urban Growth, and Rising Seas – Florida’s “Perfect Storm.”

Florida Water Resources Conference, Orlando, FL, May 2010, (Presentation)

Water Reuse in Edmonton, Canada, AWWA 2010 Sustainable Water Management Conference, Albuquerque, NM, April 2010, Author (Paper, Presentation).

Engineering Study for Evaluation of Industrial Water Supply and Wastewater Treatment Alternatives for the Industrial Heartland and Capital Region, CONRAD 4th Water Usage Workshop, April 2010, Co-Author. (Paper)

Why Reuse? Water is a Scarce Commodity?, South Carolina Environmental Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC, March 2010, (Presentation).

Salts, Septic Tanks and Biological Processes – Friends or Foes? Water Softeners Research Needs Workshop, Alexandria, VA, November 2009, Author. (Presentation)

Potable Water Utility Perspective on Graywater, WEFTEC Conference, Orlando, FL, October 2009, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Greywater is Not Reclaimed Water, WEFTEC Conference, Orlando, FL, October 2009, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

ASR as a Water Management Strategy, WEFTEC, Orlando, FL, October 2009, Co- Author. (Presentation

Graywater “Blues” – The Perils of its Use, Water Reuse Symposium, Seattle, WA, September 2009, Author. (Paper, Presentation) 13

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC Is Dual Distribution In Your Future? A Look at the New M24 Manual, AWWA ACE, San Diego, CA, June 2009, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Climate Instability, Urban Growth, and Rising Seas – The “Perfect Storm”, AWWA ACE, San Diego, CA, June 2009, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Assessing the Impact of Membrane Residuals on Wastewater Treatment Facilities and Effluent Quality, WateReuse Research Symposium, May 2009, Los Angeles, CA, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Selecting Treatment Trains for Seasonal Storage of Reclaimed Water, WateReuse Research Conference, May 2009, Huntington Beach, CA, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

On-Going Research in Water Reuse, NC AWWA-WEA Water Reuse Seminar, Clemmons, NC, March 2009, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Greywater is Not Reclaimed Water, WEFTEC Conference, Orlando, FL, October, 2009, Author. (Presentation)

Graywater “Blues” – The Perils of its Use, Water Reuse Symposium, Seattle, WA, September 2009, Author. (Presentation)

Water Reclamation Facilities – A Carolina North Perspective, UNC – One Hydrosphere, Chapel Hill, NC, February 2009, Author. (Presentation)

Selecting Treatment Trains for Seasonal Storage of Reclaimed Water, WERTEC 08, Chicago, IL, October 2008, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Study of Long – Term Augmentation of the Colorado River System Water Supply, WEFECT 08, Chicago, IL, October 2008, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Water Reuse as a Management Strategy for Cities in Water Stressed Areas, WEFTEC 08, Chicago, IL, October 2008, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Reclaimed Water and Water Supply Planning – Why Do We Care, WEFTEC 08, Chicago, IL, October 2008, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Reclaimed Water Rates – Is Full Cost Recover for You?, 23rd Annual WateReuse Symposium, Dallas, TX, September 2008, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Climate Instability, Urban Growth, and Rising Seas – The “Perfect Storm” 2008 NC/GA/SC Watershed Symposium, Concord, NC, September 2008, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Selecting Treatment Trains for Seasonal Storage of Reclaimed Water, 12th Annual WateReuse Conference, Denver, CO, May 2008, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC Water Resources Sustainability – Reclaimed Water as a Water Resource, WRD Technology Series 08, Kansas City, KS, May 2008, Co-Author. (Presentation)

Water Resources for a Sustainable Future, NC School of Law, Durham, NC, May 2008. (Presentation)

Indirect Potable Reuse – Is it for your community? , NC AWWA-WEA Water Reuse Seminar, Raleigh, NC , April, 2008, Author. (Presentation)

Water Resources Sustainability – Water Reuse Come to the Region, 2008 Water Professionals Conference, Knoxville, TN, April 2008, Author. (Presentation)

A World Perspective on Water Reuse, East Tennessee Environmental Conference, Nashville, TN, March 2008, Author. (Presentation)

Dual Distribution – Is it in your Future?, WateReuse Association 2007 Symposium, Tampa, FL, September 2007, Author. (Paper, Presentation)

Assessing the Impact of Water Plant Membrane Residuals on Wastewater Treatment Facilities, AWWA PA/Chesapeake Joint Conference, April, 2007, Author. (Presentation)

Financial Analysis of Reclaimed Water Systems – Water Reuse: Facing the Future, March 2007, Author. (Presentation)

Assessing the Impact of Membrane Residuals on Wastewater Treatment Facilities and Effluent Quality, NJWEA Conference, Atlantic City, NJ, May 2007, Author

Water Reuse as a Management Strategy for Cities in Water Stressed Areas, NCAWWA/WEA Water Reuse Seminar, Clemmons, NC, 2007, Author

Breaking out of Silos – Engineering for a Sustainable Future – Distinguished Alumnus Award Talk, UNC, Chapel Hill, November 2007, Author

Assessing the Impact of Water Plant Membrane Residuals on Wastewater Treatment Facilities, AWWA ACE Conference, Chicago, IL, June 2007, Author

Water Reuse in Bangkok, Thailand – A New Water Resource, AWWA Annual Conference, San Antonio, TX, June 2006, Author.

Water Reuse in the “Second Tier” States – An Emerging Water Resources Strategy, North Carolina AWWA Water Reuse Symposium, March, 2006, Author.

The Perfect Fit, Water Environment & Technology, April, 2006, Author 15

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC How to Select the Right Reuse Technology, AWWA Water Sources Conference, Albuquerque, NM, January, 2006, Author

Assessing the Impact of Membrane Residuals on Wastewater Treatment Facilities and Effluent Quality, WateReuse 2006 Symposium, Hollywood, CA, September 2006, Author

Water is Water – Or is it?, WateReuse 2006 Symposium, Hollywood, CA, 2006, Author

Water Reuse in the Semiconductor Industry - Lessons Learned for North Carolina Industries, NC AWWA/WEA Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC, November 2006, Author

Water Reuse as a Management Strategy for Cities in Water Stressed Areas, ISAEMUSA Annual Conference, New York, NY 2006, Author

How to Select the Right Technology for Reuse Treatment Facilities, AWWA Water Sources Conference, Albuquerque, NM, 2006, Author

Water Reuse in Bangkok, Thailand – A New Water Resource, AWWA ACE Annual Conference, San Antonio, TX, 2006, Author

Selecting the Right Technology for Reuse Treatment Facilities, Water Environment Federation Annual Conference, Washington, DC, November 2005, Author

Water Reuse in Bangkok, Thailand – Retrofitting a 139 mgd POTW, 20th Annual WateReuse Symposium, Denver, CO, September, 2005, Author.

Membrane Residuals Will Impact Wastewater Treatment Facilities and Effluent Quality, 20th Annual WateReuse Symposium, Denver, CO, September, 2005, Co-author.

The Economics of Reuse Wastewater Treatment Facilities, Virginia Section AWWA/WEA Joint Meeting, Virginia Beach, VA, May 2005, Author

The Economics of Point-of-Sale Reuse Wastewater Treatment Facilities, New Jersey Section – AWWA, Atlantic City, NJ, April, 2005, Lead Author

Impacts of Membrane Residuals on Wastewater Treatment Plants: Fact or Fiction, Water Environment Federation Residuals Conference, Nashville, TN, March 2005.

Total Water Management as a Tool n Integrated Resource Planning: Industry/Municipal Cooperation, NC AWWA/WEA Annual Conference, Mathews, NC, 2005, Author

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC Point-of-Sale Solutions, Water Environment & Technology, October, 2004, Lead Co-Author

Do You Have Something Smaller? American City and County, September, 2004. Co-Author

Point-of-Sale Reuse Wastewater Treatment Facilities – A New Water Resource for the MidEast, International Water Demand Management Conference, Amman, Jordan, June 2004, Author

Designing Hurricane Resistant Facilities – Oak Island Looks to the Future, VWEA Annual Conference, Ocean City, MD, May 2004, Lead co-author

Satellite Wastewater Facilities As A Water Resource for Coastal Communities, NCWEA Water Reuse Symposium, Greensboro, NC, March 2004, Co-author

Point-of-Sale Solutions, Water Environment and Technology, Vol. 16, No. 1, January 2004, Lead co-author

Oak Island Taps A New Water Resource – Reuse Water, NC AWWA/WEA Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC, November 2003, Co-author

Expand Your Resources – Utilize Satellite Reuse Treatment Facilities, South Florida Water Management District Advanced Water Treatment Technologies and Emergent Pollutants of Concern Workshop, October 2003, Author

Point-of-Sale Reuse Wastewater Treatment Facilities – A New Water Resource, Water Environment Federation Annual Conference, Los Angeles, CA, October 2003, Lead co-author

A New Water Resource for Coastal Communities – Water Reuse, WWOA/CWEA/CSAWWA Tri-Association Conference, Ocean City, MD, September 2003, Author

Satellite Wastewater Treatment Facilities, WateReuse 2003 Symposium, San Antonio, TX, September 2003, Author

Coastal Water Reuse: A New Water Resource, AWWA Annual Conference, Anaheim, CA, June 2003

Protecting Unconfined Aquifers with Satellite Plants, 78th Annual Florida Water Resources Conference, Tampa, FL, May 2003, Author

Water Reuse in the Semiconductor Industry – Myth or Reality?, Semiconductor Environmental, Safety, and Health Association 25th Annual Conference and Exhibition, San Antonio, TX, April 2003, Author 17

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC A New Water Resource in North Carolina – Water Reuse, AWWA/WEA South Carolina Environmental Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC, March 2003, Coauthor

Planning for Reuse: Balancing Municipal and Industrial Needs, NYC WEA Conference, New York, New York, February 2003, Coauthor

Protecting Unconfined Aquifers with Satellite Plants, South Florida Water Management District Advanced Water Treatment Technologies Workshop, West Palm Beach, FL, November 2002, Author

UV and Reclaimed Water – Light, Action, and Disinfection, South Florida Water Management District Advanced Water Treatment Technologies Workshop, West Palm Beach, FL, November 2002, Coauthor

The Challenges of Water Reuse – From Public Perception to Financing, NCAWWA & NCWEA 2002 Technical Program, Winston-Salem, NC, November 2002, Author

Reuse in North Carolina: A New Water Resource, WateReuse 2002 Symposium, Orlando, FL, September 2002, Coauthor

Environmental Management Systems Make Management and Business Sense, Utility Executive, Vol. 5, No.4, July/August 2002, Author

Energy Audits for Water & Wastewater Treatment Plans, NC AWWA-WEA Seminar, Salisbury, NC, July 2002, Author

Total Water Management-Strategies for Improving Municipal Water Conservation and Water/Wastewater Reuse, AWWA/WEA Conference, Wilmington, North Carolina, April 2002, Lead Coauthor

Water Water Everywhere And Not A Drop To Use, 2002 Annual Semiconductor Environmental, Safety and Health Association Conference, Palm Springs, California, April 2002, Author

Rethinking the Environmental Paradigm – An Innovative Approach for North Carolina, CEC/NC – PENC 2001 Environmental Conference, March 2001, Author

Total Water Management: Industry/Municipal Cooperation, 51st Annual Environmental Engineering Conference, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, January 2001, Coauthor

Total Water Management – Improving Water Conservation And Water/Wastewater Reuse, Water Environment Federation – Indiana, November 2000, Lead Coauthor

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC Design Implications and Operating Impacts When a POTW Treats Semiconductor CMP Wastewater, Water Environment Federation Annual Conference – Anaheim, California, October 2000, Lead Coauthor

Reducing A Utility’s Environmental Costs – A Pivotal Role For Pollution Prevention, NC AWWA/WEA 2000 Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina, November 2000, Author

Identifying, Reducing And Controlling Environmental Costs, Plant Engineering, pp 114-120, March 2000, Author

Total Water Management – Retaining the Competitive Edge, Business Briefing – Global Environmental Industries, pp 78-81, October 1999, Coauthor

P2 in the Rail Industry: An Integrated Business Solution Approach, 1999 Railroad Environmental Conference, Urbana, Illinois, September 1999, Author

Pollution Prevention Provides Alternative Strategies To Achieve Superior Environmental Performance, Water Environment Federation – Purdue Industrial Wastes Technical Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana, June 1999, Author

Ways and Means to Achieve Compliance, Industrial Wastewater 35-40, May/June 1999, Author

Environmental Costs, New Measures to Identify, Reduce and Control Them, Water Environment Federation Industrial Waste Specialty Conference, March 1998, Author

Pollution Prevention – Industrial Lessons Learned From Air Force Experience, Water Environment Federation – Virginia Section, Annual Conference, February 1998, Author

Waste Management - It Makes Good Sense[$], USMA Resource Recovery Conference, Phoenix, Arizona, April 1997, Author

An Air Force Model Shop Report: A Water Reuse/Pollution Prevention Case Study with Implications For Industry, Water Environment Federation Industrial Wastes Technical Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana, March 1997, Lead Coauthor

Pollution Prevention Provides Alternative Strategies To Gain Compliance With Environmental Regulations, EPA Region III Waste Minimization/ Pollution Prevention Technical Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 1996, Author

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC Pollution Prevention - An Alternative Strategy For Air Force To Meet Regulations, Fourth Annual Air Force Worldwide Pollution Prevention Conference, San Antonio, Texas, August 1995, Author

Pollution Prevention Gives Strategies for Compliance, Clearwaters, New York Water Environment Association, Vol. 25, No. 3, October 1995, Author

Alternative Strategies to Gain Compliance, Keynote Address, EPA Pollution Prevention/Waste Minimization Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, December 1994, Author

Pollution Prevention - A Cultural Shift, DOE Technical Standards Conference, Reston, Virginia, October 1994, Author

A Practical Guide to Pollution Prevention for the Iron and Steel Industry, EPA Iron and Steel Conference, Chicago, Illinois, October 1992, Author

Reducing Heavy Metal Output of Municipal Waste Combustors Through Recovery of Dry Cell Batteries, 1991 Conference on Solid Waste Research and Technology, Oak Brook, Illinois, October 1991, Lead Coauthor

The Development of a Nonpoint Source Load Methodology for Toxics Loading Estimates to Lake Ontario and the Niagara River, Water Pollution Control Federation Fall Conference, October 1991, Lead Coauthor

A Practical Guide to Pollution Prevention - Workshop Companion, Virginia Department of Environmental Protection, December 1990, Lead Coauthor

AIPP's Role in the Collection and Dissemination of Information on Cleaner Production, Seminar on the Promotion of Cleaner Production, United Nations Environmental Programme, Canterbury, England, September 1990, Author

Waste Minimization and Its Impact on POTWs, International Conference on Pollution Prevention, Washington, D.C., June 1990, Author

Activities of the American Institute for Pollution Prevention Education Council, International Conference on Pollution Prevention, Washington, D.C., June 1990, Author

Waste Reduction--Towards a More Global Viewpoint, TAPPI Environmental Conference, Seattle, Washington, April 1990, Author

The Water Pollution Control Federation and Pollution Prevention, Editorial, Hazmat World, April 1990, Author

Reducing Hazardous Wastes - It Makes Cents, A brochure published by Water Pollution Control Federation, June 1988, Author

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC Guidance Document on Small Quantity Generator Programs, A brochure published by Water Pollution Control Federation, November 1987, Author

Hazardous Waste - What You Should & Shouldn't Do, A brochure published by Water Pollution Control Federation, October 1986, Author

A Cogeneration Workbook/Computerized Selection Program, Kimberly Clark, Neenah, Wisconsin, December 1985, Lead Coauthor

Unit Operations in Resource Recovery, Textbook with P. Vesilind, Prentice-Hall, January 1981, Coauthor

Project Management Techniques for Profitability, ASCE Conference, Fall 1981, Author

Beating the Peak, Ways and Means, Vol. 1, No. 2, October 1980, Author

Performance Characteristics of a Vertical Hammer Mill Shredder, National Waste Processing Conference, Washington, D.C., May 1980, Coauthor

Low Technology Materials Separation, Compost Science/Land Utilization, March/April 1979, Coauthor

Resource Recovery Systems for Small Communities - Selection Processes, Proceedings, First International Symposium on Policy Analysis and Information Systems, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, June 1979, Lead Coauthor

Resource Recovery Manual, Laboratory Manual, Duke Environmental Center, Durham, North Carolina, September 1978, Coauthor

The Current Status of Stormwater Runoff Modeling and Its Implications on Formulation of Control Measures, ASCE Specialty Conference, San Francisco, California, April 1978, Author

Onsite Wastewater Disposal Alternatives - Federal, State and Local Involvement, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Technology Transfer, USEPA-440- 3-77-020, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 1978, Author

Onsite Wastewater Disposal Alternatives - A Methodology for Evaluation, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Technology Transfer, USEPA-440-3-77- 021, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 1978, Author

A Continuing Planning Approach to Developing Surface Runoff Control Strategies, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Technology Transfer, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 1978, Author

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC Characterization and Impact of Stormwater Runoff from Various Land Cover Types, Water Pollution Control Journal, Vol. 50, No. 2, February 1978, Author

The Feasibility of Resource Recovery in Durham, Durham Urban Observatory, The Department of Housing and Urban Development, March 1977, Coauthor

Characterization and Impact of Stormwater Runoff from Various Land Cover Types, Water Pollution Control Journal, Vol. 50, No. 2, February 1978, Lead Coauthor

Resource Recovery Options for Durham, North Carolina, Durham Urban Observatory, The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, December 1977, Coauthor

Assessment of Rural Nonpoint Source Pollution--A Model on The Universal Soil Loss Equation, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Technology Transfer, USEPA-440-3-77-018, November 1977, Author

The Nonpoint Source Analysis Program of Triangle J Council of Governments, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Technology Transfer, USEPA-625- 8-77-001, August 1977, Author

208 Area-wide Water Quality Management Planning--Case Histories, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Technology Transfer, USEPA-440-3-77- 018, November 1977, Author

The Regionalization of Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plans in Salt Lake County, Utah, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency--Technology Transfer, USEPA-625-8-77-001, Cincinnati, Ohio, April 1977, Author

Instructional Materials for Teaching Resource Recovery Engineering, Final Report on a National Science Foundation Grant, December 1976, Coauthor

Legislative Impacts on the Resource Recovery Program for Hawaii, Proceedings–Waste Water Equipment Manufacturer's Association Technical Conference, Houston, Texas, March 1976, Coauthor

Experiences in Planning for Area-wide Wastewater Treatment Management Under Section 208–A Pilot Project, 49th Annual Water Pollution Control Conference, October 1976, Lead Coauthor

Environmental Forum, Contributor to a weekly column published in 24 newspapers in North Carolina, 1976-78, Author

Paper Mill Wastewater--A Prototype Study of Microstraining, Journal of Water Pollution Control Federation, Vol. 45, No. 12, July 1971, Author 22

Alan Rimer, P.E., D.E.E. | ENVIROTECHNOVATIONS LLC Two-Stage Activated Sludge Pilot-Plant Operations at Fitchburg, Massachusetts, Journal of the Water Pollution Control Federation, Vol. 44, No. 1, January 1972, Author

Activated Carbon System for Treatment of Combined Municipal and Paper Mill Waste Waters in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, Journal of the Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry, Vol. 54, No. 9, September 1971, Author

Two Stage Design for Biological Nitrification Systems, Presented at 44th Annual Water Pollution Control Conference, October 1971, Author

Microstraining Paper Mill Wastewater, Journal of the Water Pollution Control Federation, Vol. 43, No. 7, July 1971, Lead Coauthor

Salem-Beverly's Plan for a Second Century of Water Service, Public Works, April 1971, Author

Filtration Through a Trimedia Filter, Journal of the Sanitary Engineering Division, American Society of Civil Engineers, Vol. 94, No. SA3, June 1968, Author

A Look at Detergents, Duke Engineer, Vol. 26, No. 2, December 1963, Author

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