» 'Bacterial Fingerprinting' Offers New Technology for Watershed Management Aug 21, 2004 - ENSR and the University of Massachusetts are working to solve this problem by demonstrating the use of "bacterial fingerprinting" technology on water samples from the Souhegan River.

• MPCA proposed amendment to rules governing subsurface sewage treatment systems.  Rules changes for chapters 7080, 7081, 7082 and 7083.  Public hearings will be held April 18th and April 20th at all MPCA offices.
• University of Minnesota Onsite Sewage Treatment Program to have several classes through the course of the year.  Visit http://septic.umn.edu for additional information.
• MOWA is scheduled to have a Board meeting on May 10th, 2007 and has events planned throughout the year.  Visit www.mostca.com for additional information.