Serving the Global Water and WasteWater Community

David Mogollon Male Tucson, Arizona United States: Share on Facebook Share Twitter

Blog Posts (8)
Discussions
Events
Groups (5)
Photos (9)
Photo Albums
Videos (7)

David Mogollon's Friends

View All

David Mogollon's Groups

Wastewater Recycling

27 members
Urban Water Management

13 members

Global Water & Wastewate…

26 members
Drinking Water

46 members

Industrial Water Forum

19 members

View All

Gifts Received

David Mogollon has not received any gifts yet

Give a Gift

David Mogollon's Page

Latest Activity

Jitendra Khair commented on David Mogollon's group Global Water & Wastewater Forum

"Organica Biotech is a leading manufacturer of advanced biological inputs for wastewater treatment plants and sewage treatment plant. Our products are ideally suited for processes like activated sludge, anaerobic reactors, extended aeration, attached…"

Nov 16, 2011

Jitendra Khair joined David Mogollon's group

Global Water & Wastewater Forum

This is the jump off point for Water & Wastewater International (WWi) readers and other international water and wastewater professionals to explore key issues in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia/Pacific, Latin America and Canada.See More

Nov 16, 2011

4 Comments

Dallas Schwartz joined David Mogollon's group

Global Water & Wastewater Forum

Apr 12, 2011

4 Comments

Swapnesh Paliwal joined David Mogollon's group

Global Water & Wastewater Forum

Oct 7, 2010

4 Comments

Bob Murphy joined David Mogollon's group

Global Water & Wastewater Forum

Mar 31, 2010

4 Comments

Akpan Imeh joined David Mogollon's group

Global Water & Wastewater Forum

Mar 13, 2010

4 Comments

Jack D joined David Mogollon's group

Global Water & Wastewater Forum

Dec 15, 2009

4 Comments

Gold Energy joined David Mogollon's group

Global Water & Wastewater Forum

Dec 12, 2009

4 Comments

Profile Information

Name of your Company or Utility: PennWell Corp. - Water Group
Tucson, AZ

What is your Title?: Managing Editor - Industrial WaterWorld and Water & Wastewater International

What is your interest in water?: Drinking Water, Wastewater, Stormwater, Water Reuse, Point of Use / Point of Entry Treatment, Flood Management, Rainwater Harvesting

Water & Wastewater International Monthly e-Newsletter (eNL)

» WWi eNL - Aug. 13, 2009 - FEATURED ITEM: 'Global Talk: Water For People & sustainable development - A video report from AWWA ACE.09'
» WWi eNL - July 9, 2009 - FEATURED ITEM: 'NOV Mono, Water For All bring clean water to rural Africa'
» WWi eNL - June 11, 2009 - FEATURED ITEM: 'Ultrasound technology in water treatment: Suppressing algal growth & biofilm formation'
» WWi eNL - May 14, 2009 - FEATURED ITEM: 'PUB Singapore's Deep Tunnel Sewerage System named project of the year at Global Water Awards'
» WWi eNL - April 9, 2009 - FEATURED ITEM: 'Watershed Organization Trust (WOTR) wins Kyoto World Water Grand prize 2009 at 5th World Water Forum in Istanbul'
» WWi eNL - March 12, 2009 - FEATURED ITEM: 'Global Talk: Mideast faces troubled waters with oil bust - A report from Power-Gen Middle East'
» WWi eNL - Feb. 12, 2009 - FEATURED ITEM: 'City of Nantong, China, selects Degremont ultrafiltration membranes'
» WWi eNL - Jan. 15, 2009 - FEATURED ITEM: 'Global Talk: Water industry preview for 2009 - Guest column from GWI publisher on infrastructure spending as economic stimulus'
» WWi eNL - Dec. 17, 2008 - FEATURED ITEM: 'Global Talk: China & USA team on water, energy efficiency'
» WWi eNL - Nov. 20, 2008 - FEATURED ITEM: 'Global Talk: A Trickle or a Flood? - A report from WWEMA's 100th Annual Conference'
» WWi eNL - Oct. 16, 2008 - FEATURED ITEM: 'Global Talk: Dragon's Water Pollution -- A guest column from David DeChant on global security implications'
» WWi eNL - Sep. 23, 2008 - FEATURED ITEM: 'Global Talk: A Fount of Information in Vienna - A report from IWA World Water Congress in Vienna'
» WWi eNL - Aug. 19, 2008 - FEATURED ITEM: 'Global Talk: Water, Energy & Food in Stockholm - A report on World Water Week in Stockholm'
» WWi eNL - July 17, 2008 - FEATURED ITEM: 'Global Talk: The Mother of All Trade Shows - A Report on IFAT 2008 in Munich'
» WWi eNL - June 17, 2008 - FEATURED ITEM: 'Global Talk: Water supply & sanitation in Latin America in a sorry state - A Guest Column from Piotr Howard Wertheim'
» WWi eNL - May 15, 2008 - FEATURED ITEM: 'Global Talk: Natural Disasters and Resisting Assistance - A commentary on Chinese earthquake & Myanmar typhoon recovery'
» WWi eNL - April 29, 2008 - FEATURED ITEM: 'Global Talk: Big Screen, Little Screen -- Water gaining filmography credits with movies, documentaries & TV special reports'

David Mogollon's Photos

Loading…

David Mogollon's Videos

David Mogollon's Blog

A Missive on World Water Week in Stockholm

Those from other WaterWorld Community forums interested in the topic may want to check the Global Water Forum for two items posted, regarding:

■ World Water Week in Stockholm Update: 'Sanitation is world's most urgent solvable crisis'

■… Continue

Posted on August 20, 2009 at 2:30pm

Indian sanitation crusader honored as Stockholm Water Prize laureate

Bindeshwar Pathak, founder of India's Sulabh International Social Service Organisation and a man who has fought for almost four decades to improve sanitation in India's slums and villages, was honored as this year's Stockholm Water Price laureate. The toilet system he invented has improved sanitation across India, converting waste into energy.

» To learn more about this man's incredible odyssey,… Continue

Posted on March 25, 2009 at 8:30pm

Robotic fish & dairy water reuse guidelines

See two new items posted to the Industrial Water Forum and Global Water & Wastewater Forum of international interest:

• A new, life-like robot fish -- modeled after carp -- developed by UK scientists from the University of Essex have been swimming around the London Aquarium awaiting their release off northern Spain in 2011 to collect data on ocean pollution. Equipped with tiny chemical sensors that act as a little lab onboard the fish, the fish will detect hazards… Continue

Posted on March 24, 2009 at 10:00pm

U.S. Senate bill takes steamy look at energy, water relationship

A discussion was started regarding a bill proposed in the U.S. Senate to analyze the interrelationship between energy and water sponsored by Jeff Bingaman (D-NM) and Nancy Murkowski (R-AK). To learn more, visit the Industrial Water Professionals Forum on this website, by clicking here...

Posted on March 17, 2009 at 4:52pm

Global Water & Wastewater Forum discussion on Mideast water project delays

For those doing business in the Middle East, you're invited to participate in a discussion on a topic raised in the latest Global Talk column in WWi's monthly International Industry Report e-newsletter entitled: "Mideast Faces Troubled Waters with Oil Bust". It also includes a roundup of the latest water and wastewater news from the region. The Global Forum can be reached by clicking here.

Posted on March 12, 2009 at 3:00pm — 2 Comments

Comment Wall (5 comments)

You need to be a member of WaterWorld Community to add comments!

Join WaterWorld Community

At 11:48pm on April 3, 2009, hosseinimanesh said…: Hi david
i am pleased if we could talk about water technology.
i am a reaseacher in field of separation multiphase flow by cfd meanwhile i am working in one of the most famous consulting co in middle east.(mahabghodss co)
thanks

At 2:29pm on October 12, 2008, Dave Trouba said…: Hey David! Thanks for the comment. Fantastic initiative with this site!

At 11:54am on July 25, 2008, David Mogollon said…: I got back from the Power-Gen Middle East planning meeting on July 10. The event will be held in Bahrain, Feb. 17-19, 2009 at the Bahrain International Convention Center in Manama. My first trip to the Middle East. Busy place. We were at the Gulf Hotel, which was celebrating its 40th anniversary. It's across from the Grand Mosque and a Palace. Papers had articles on agreement to build three new beaches. Apparently the Gulf Hotel used to be right on the water, but they've been dredging sand from the Persian Gulf to build out the islands (archipelago really) and now there's road and series of other buildings between it and the shoreline. I counted just from my hotel view more than 20 large cranes where new skyscrapers were going up. In any case, I was serving as coordinator for the Water Track portion of the conference, the second time PennWell has included this and one they hope to expand as last year's inaugural water track was well received. With all the money from high oil prices flowing into the region, they're taking advantage of the good times by planning a host of infrastructure projects that often include a desalination component due to scarcity of freshwater resources.