Last week, the 27th CASANZ International Clean Air and Environment Conference, held alongside the 10th Odours and Air Emissions Conference, concluded successfully. Organised by the Clean Air Society of Australia and New Zealand (CASANZ) in collaboration with the International Water Association (IWA), the event featured over 110 presentations covering a wide range of topics in air quality and odour management through parallel sessions.

   The 2024 CASANZ International Clean Air and Environment Conference and the 10th Odours and Air Emissions Conference featured a comprehensive agenda spanning several days, including a variety of sessions, workshops, and keynotes that covered the latest advancements in air quality and odour management.

The 10th Odours and Air Emissions Conference 2024 is a collaboration between the International Water Association (IWA) and the Clean Air Society of Australia and Zealand (CASANZ). Get ready for an enriching experience set against the backdrop of the vibrant city of Hobart, Australia, from 25-28 August, 2024.

The preliminary program for the upcoming Odours and Air Emissions Conference is now available! The 2024 program features an impressive lineup of both international and local speakers, offering a diverse range of perspectives and expertise. We invite you to review the program and discover the industry professionals who will be sharing their insights and learn more about the exciting sessions planned for the conference.

   We are thrilled to invite you to an engaging online and free event this Wednesday, July 3rd, at 17:00 European time (09:00 AM MDT). This session will feature two distinguished speakers: Emilie Briggs and Hugo van Belois. Emilie will revisit her insightful presentation from the Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA) conference, and Hugo will share his extensive experience in odour nuisance management in the Netherlands.

   Emilie Briggs, from the Wood Buffalo Environmental Association (WBEA), will discuss the Community Odour Monitoring Program (COMP). Her talk will highlight how the WBEA’s combination of citizen science and odour monitoring has successfully gathered valuable data on air quality in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region. Emilie will cover the network of ambient air monitoring stations, the trends observed in odour data from 2018 to 2022, and the predictive models used to identify odour sources.

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