Presentations

2017 Oregon Source Control Conference, in Portland

• Kevin Parrett & Sarah Greenfield – Oregon DEQs Perspectives on Portland Harbor (2 mb)
• Mary Lou Soscia – Willamette River Toxics Reduction Partnership (1.3 mb)
• Keith Johnson – Controlling Sources to Portland Harbor (1.5 mb)
• Joan Snyder – Portland Harbor in the Post-ROD World (1.7 mb)
• Chris Moody – CERCLA & Clean Water Act Coordination Strategies (1.2 mb)
• Alex Liverman – Preventing Sediment Recontamination by Leveraging… (1.9 mb)
• Brad Hermanson – Managing Programs for Cross-Program Efficiencies (1.9 mb)
• Matt McClincy – Portland Harbor Post ROD Source Control Status (1.8 mb)
• Erin McDonnell – Case Study: Premier Edible Oils (2.5 mb)
• Brendan Robinson – PEO Groundwater SCM (1.7 mb)
• Jim McKenna – State of Oregon Perspectives: Superfund Site (1.8 mb)

2016 Advanced Air Quality Seminar, in Portland

• Leah Feldon – Air Quality Programs in Oregon
• Thomas Wood – Legal Considerations: State and Federal
• Merlyn Hough – Air Quality Protection in Lane County (3.5 mb)
• David Farrer – Air Quality, Science and Public Health
• John Browning – Air Toxics Technical Considerations (1.2 mb)

2015 Environmental Cleanup Conference, in Seattle

• Kris McCaig – Upper Columbia River RI/FS (1.4 mb)
• Alison Hiltner and Elly Hale – Lower Duwamish Waterway Record of Decision (3.5 mb)
• Kurt Peterson – Allocating the Costs of Sediment Cleanups
• Reid Carscadden – The Real Cost of Sediment Remediation
• Jim Pendowski – Priorities for Environmental Cleanup (1.1 mb)
• Ivy Anderson – Advanced Sediments, Coordinating Cleanup (1.3 mb)
• Mike Stoner- The Port of Bellingham, Revitalizing Bellinghams Waterfront(2.3 mb)
• Barry Kellems – Considering Climate Change Impacts in Selection and Design of Sediment Remedies
• Beth Sheldrake – Integrating Climate Change Adaptation into the Superfund Program (1.4 mb)

2014 Toxics Reduction Conference

• Heather Bartlett – Protecting Water Quality in Washington
• Angela Chung – Latest Developments in Human Health Water Quality Criteria. An EPA Perspective
• Nancy Judd – Impacts of Washingtons Proposals on Businesses and NPDES Permits
• Douglas Steding – Legal Impacts of Proposed Water Quality Standards and Possible Litigation Scenarios
• Cheryl Niemi – Washington Proposed Rules: Preliminary Draft Rule Package, Water Quality Standards for Human Health Criteria, and Implementation Tools
• Tracy Collier – Source Control, Toxic Chemicals, and Biological Improvements (1.2 mb)
• Kris Hendrickson – Impacts of Proposed Water Quality Standards on Environmental Cleanup Projects