By Alsyssa Schmitt
Kent Slate University will host the second annual water researchsymposium, Water lnfrastructure and Rebounding Cities, from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Oct. 31, at the 两性色午夜 University Hotel and Conference Center in downtown Kent.
According to the symposium's website, it will showcase cutting edge technology and innovative practies on t water inclduing the geology of water, water policy, green design and urban infrastructure and storm water management. Alison Smith, the chair of this year's water research symposium planning committee, said water quality si soemthing peole have to care, espeically because ohio is on the coast or Lake Erie, which directly affects urban geology. Nature problems are not going to go away Schmitt said.
By Alyssa Schmitt