Our mission is to help members cost-effectively meet their environmental and sustainability goals through basic and applied research, technical support, and education.
Wastewater Treatment Training Video Series - Episode 8: Methanol Testing
The Wastewater Treatment Training Video Series is intended to provide concise summaries of relevant wastewater topics to Members involved in the design, evaluation, and daily operation of forest product industry wastewater treatment facilities. Episode 8 focuses on methanol testing, specifically on DI/MEOH-94.03, a method for methanol testing in process liquids and wastewaters using gas chromatography to ensure regulatory compliance.
This episode is targeted at mill staff with a basic to intermediate knowledge base who have some familiarity or experience with the 94.03 method and are looking to brush up on their knowledge and expand their understanding of the testing process.
Despite the similar environmental characteristics of forest harvesting and manufacturing facilities operated by NCASI Member Companies in Canada to those operated by our U.S. Members, the different land ownership pattern and regulatory platform create unique needs for science and data to help Canadian companies cost-effectively meet their environment and sustainability goals. NCASI’s Canadian Program is grounded in a research program to address the specific needs of our Canadian Member Companies.
NCASI U.S. Member Companies represent more than 90% of the paper and paperboard produced, nearly 70% of the wood panels produced, and more than half of industrial timberland acreage in the United States. In 2002, NCASI opened an office for Canadian operations in Montreal, and now our Canadian Membership makes up more than 50% of the industry in Canada.
Sustaining Member Companies include consulting firms, engineering firms, and analytical testing laboratories that provide environmental services to NCASI Member Companies.
