U.S. EPA Contaminated Site Cleanup Information (CLU-IN)


U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
U.S. EPA Technology Innovation and Field Services Division

For more information on Mining Sites, please contact:

Michele Mahoney
Technology Assessment Branch

PH: (703) 603-9057 | Email: mahoney.michele@epa.gov

Characterization, Cleanup, and Revitalization of Abandoned Mining Sites

Events

CLU-IN Webinar Series on Mining Sites beginning in June 2012

OSRTI's Technology Innovation and Field Services Division is launching a new www.cluin.org webinar series on treatment technologies at mining sites. The first webinar in this series will be launched June 13, 2012 (see below). The webinars are targeted to site managers, regulatory agencies, consultants, and the general public as a source of relevant and current information on abandoned mine land issues and available treatment technologies. Potential topics include technology transfer, innovative and ecological approaches to dealing with mining waste, reuse and recovery technologies, renewable energy on former mine sites, and other related focus areas.

Ideas for other webinar topics are welcome! Please submit your comments to Michele Mahoney at mahoney.michele@epa.gov


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Upcoming Internet Seminars

  • Technology Transfer and Training Resources for Mining Sites
    June 13, 2012, 1:00 PM — 3:00 PM EST

    This first webinar of the series on treatment technologies at mining sites will provide an overview of available technology-related resources and training opportunities associated with characterization, cleanup, and redevelopment of abandoned mine lands. Presenters will discuss the resources and support available through federal agencies and other organizations, including EPA's Abandoned Mine Lands Program and the Technology Innovation and Field Services Division.

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Upcoming Meetings

  • 9th International Conference on Acid Rock Drainage
    May 20-26, 2012 | Ottawa, Ontario (Canada)
    Westin Ottawa Hotel

    The International Conference on Acid Rock Drainage is held every three years and brings together mining industry representatives, consultants, researchers and regulators from all continents. The conference presents an opportunity to share information on current practice, emerging technologies, ongoing research, and developments in regulation. To register for the conference, please visit the conference registration website.

  • American Society of Mining and Reclamation Annual Meeting
    June 8-15, 2012 | Tupelo, Mississippi
    Hilton Garden Inn and BancorpSouth Arena Conference Center

    The American Society of Mining and Reclamation (ASMR) was founded in 1973 as a small West Virginia advisory council concerned with reclamation of lands that had been disturbed by coal extraction. ASMR's 29th Annual Meeting will have a theme of "Sustainable Reclamation." For more information and to register for the conference, please visit ASMR's website or the 29th Annual Meeting online brochure.Adobe PDF Logo

  • The Sixth International Conference on Environmental Science and Technology 2012
    June 25-29, 2012 | Houston, Texas
    Hilton Hotel

    The objective of the Sixth International Conference on Environmental Science and Technology will be to provide an interdisciplinary forum for presenting new approaches from relevant areas of environmental science, to foster integration of the latest developments in scientific research into engineering applications, and to facilitate technology transfer from well-tested ideas into practical products, waste management, remedial processes, and ecosystem restoration. Visit the website for a list of tentative presentation topics. Click here to register for the conference.

  • International Conference on Hydrology and Groundwater Expo (OMICS Publishing Group)
    September 10-12, 2012 | San Antonio, Texas
    Hilton San Antonio Airport

    The theme of this conference is "Environmental Aspects of Groundwater and Modern Techniques involved in Hydrology." The conference will highlight the following topics: contaminated elements in hydrobiology, wastewater treatment, environmental toxicology and water quality, modeling of watershed systems, groundwater flow, transport, properties and reactions, and other related themes. Click here to register online or see the following formAdobe PDF Logo to register offline.

  • National Association of Abandoned Mine Land Programs: 34th Annual Conference
    September 23-26, 2012 | Des Moines, Iowa

    Thirty-one member states and tribes comprise that National Association of Abandoned Mine Lands Programs (NAAMLP), which was established in 1983. They will be holding their annual meeting in Iowa in September 2012. For more information, please visit the NAAMLP website.

  • Remediation Technologies Symposium 2012
    October 17-19, 2012 | Alberta, Canada
    The Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel

    The Remediation Technologies Symposium 2012 is a remediation technology transfer event for environmental professionals, encompassing the latest innovations in soil and groundwater remediation. Some areas and case studies being covered in the presentations will include: in situ and ex-situ treatment methods, biological and non-biological treatment, thermal desorption, encapsulation, natural attenuation, multi-phase extraction, solar detoxification, electrochemical remediation, pre-treatment considerations, phytoremediation, environmental management, stabilization and containment, membrane technology, unique and challenging locations. Click here to register.

  • Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) North America 33rd Annual Meeting
    Advancing Science Though Innovation and Collaboration
    November 11-15, 2012 | Long Beach, California
    Long Beach Convention Center

    SETAC is a non-profit professional society comprised of individuals and institutions engaged in the study, analysis, and solution of environmental problems; the management and regulation of natural resources; environmental education; and research and development. The Society provides a forum where scientists, managers, and other professionals exchange information and ideas for the development and use of multidisciplinary scientific principles and practices leading to sustainable environmental quality.

    Registration for the conference opens in July 2012.

The Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement also maintains an updated list of upcoming events and conferences.

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CLU-IN Archived Internet Seminars, Videos, and Courses:

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