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Research Emphasis Area(s)

  • Water Resources

Extension Emphasis Area(s)

  • Water Resources
Kitt Farrell-Poe
kittfp@arizona.edu
Water Quality Specialist, BE
(520) 626-9120
Office:
Shantz 528
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Short Bio

Dr. Farrell-Poe's work focuses on developing extension education programs in cooperation with county faculty and their clientele including county, state, and federal agency staff, local public officials, elementary and secondary teachers, farmers, and ranchers.

Courses Taught

  • BE 459/559
  • BE 496A
  • BE 597A

Research Interests

  • Onsite Wastewater Education
  • Safe Drinking Water Education

Current Activities

   

On-site Wastewater Training

Nearly 50 million people in the United States use a septic tank as the primary treatment system for household waste. A properly functioning septic system (conventionally a septic tank and subsurface trench) is one of the most efficient treatment methods available. However, the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) identified onsite/septic wastewater treatment facilities as the overwhelming activity/facility contributing to water quality impairment in Arizona — over 90% of the identified activities.

 

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