Water Technology Innovation Cluster launched in Cincinnati
Members of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency research laboratory in Cincinnati along with the EPA’s Administrator, Lisa P. Jackson, formally launched the Water Technology Innovation Cluster on January 19th. The WTIC involves researching and developing new environmental technologies to help improve water quality in Southwest Ohio, Southeast Indiana, and Northern Kentucky. Read the full story here.
Members of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency research laboratory in Cincinnati along with the EPA’s Administrator, Lisa P. Jackson, formally launched the Water Technology Innovation Cluster on January 19th. The WTIC involves researching and developing new environmental technologies to help improve water quality in Southwest Ohio, Southeast Indiana, and Northern Kentucky.
Read the full story here.
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