SCIENCE CAFÉ
The last Thursday, September 26 at 5:30 PM
Las Cruces Museum of Nature and Science
411 North Main Street
How safe drinking water is assured for Las Cruces will be discussed at the September 26 Science Café. Sources of our water, testing for contaminants and potential for contamination will be explained by City of Las Cruces Utilities Department analysts. Find out how our water supply compares with EPA standards and requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act. Learn how waste water is being treated for use to reduce overall water demand.
The Las Cruces drinking water discussion will be led by Joshua Rosenblatt, Regulatory and Environmental Analyst with Las Cruces Utilities Department. Joshua has been the Water Conservation Officer for the City. He currently serves on one (or several) SW US water conservation groups so is very familiar with sustaining water supplies here in the southwest
Sigma Xi’s Science Café is presented by the Scientific Research Society, in cooperation with the Las Cruces Museum of Nature and Science. The free Café discussions are presented to advance greater public understanding and to encourage use of available science. Students and all those seeking greater knowledge of current science are encouraged to be at the Science Café. For further information, phone: 575-522-3120.