Prince of Jordan to talk water in Vegas

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LAS VEGAS – Jordanian Prince Feisal Ibn Al-Hussein is scheduled to visit Las Vegas in October to deliver a keynote address at the inaugural WaterSmart Innovations Conference and Exposition.

Al-Hussein is a chairman of the Royal Water Committee in Jordan. He is known for his involvement in water resource management and alternative water resources, says Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) in a recent press release.

The SNWA and the EPA hope the conference brings private and public investors and consumers together in order “to broaden the knowledge of innovations in urban water efficiency and water conservation including products, programs, and outreach.”

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Source: PR Newswire

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