What does TRIES stand for?

Texas Research Institute for Environmental Studies (Huntsville, TX; est. 1991)

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Holland, a microbiologist, has managed the research and directs the program at SHSU s Texas Research Institute for Environmental Studies.

United States: SHSU scientists discover revolutionary water treatment ...

Developed by the Texas Research Institute for Environmental Studies (TRIES) at Sam Houston State University (SHSU), and PCDworks, the technology offers a low cost and highly transportable method for rapid wastewater clean up anywhere in the world.

Australia: New technology for portable wastewater treatment unveiled

PCDworks, located in Brushy Creek, worked as a subcontractor for the university s Texas Research Institute for Environmental Studies, or TRIES, to polish the concept of a portable system able to take contaminated water and clean it to nearly drinkable standards within 24 to 48 hours.

United States: Local firm helping in development of portable ...