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  • in reply to: Environmental Laws in CR #193085
    gcengineer
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    Good points, and I have considered them as well.

    I have made a few tours of the areas with problems, meet with a few
    Architects and Engineers and see a great possibility of introducing new
    technologies and cleaning up a few messes. All business have competition,
    but I have a Tico partner in my business that is very exicted about a “new” way
    of doing things. Most of the tecnologies that I saw was 20-30 years behind the times.

    Water reuse is key to sustainable development. The future will demand more intense conservation, water reuse technologies and management.

    Win, loose or draw; I intend to have some fun and do my part in trying to make the worlds waters cleaner and safer. Sure I want to make money, but that is not the most important issue for me. It is hard to put a dollar value on making positive environmental changes and cleaning up a polluted river or stream.

    just my 0.02 cents

    in reply to: Environmental Laws in CR #193082
    gcengineer
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    Thanks for the effort, I appreciate it.

    I have had some success with translation programs as long as I could cut and paste the words.

    Learning a new language in ones home country is more difficult because it is hard to find Spanish speakers with whom to practise. I am looking forward to my week long visit so that I can immerse myself in Spanish and really get a work out.

    I am very optimistic and persistant. I am sure I can help solve the well acknowledged waste water problems and help the environment. This is my passion.

    Thanks!

    Edited on Oct 20, 2008 08:31

    in reply to: Environmental Laws in CR #193080
    gcengineer
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    I am not fluent at this time, but I have been studying for about 6 months and speak broken Spanish. I do indeed plan to become fluent.

    in reply to: Employment in Costa Rica #189975
    gcengineer
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    Excellent Post! Thank you.

    in reply to: Can US citizens work in Costa Rica #189879
    gcengineer
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    My 0.02 cents.

    Forget about work and just “enjoy” the country.
    Make a plan, visit, tour the country and scope out the areas
    that you are interested in. If you have a unique skill set or
    know some friends in CR visit with them and discuss the issues.

    Relax, take a deep breath and eat a fresh pineapple.

    🙂

    in reply to: Costa Developers – 17 homes shut down #189780
    gcengineer
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    Looks like I’d better be getting my money up front on this one!

    Yikes!

    in reply to: Costa Developers – 17 homes shut down #189777
    gcengineer
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    I just got a call about doing some wastewater engineering on this project.
    This guys owns two lots and it looks I will be designing a treatment system
    to clean the water to secondary standards, and then use a part of this treated
    water for subsurface irrigation.

    Wish me luck!

    Edited on Mar 19, 2008 07:34

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