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STREAM 3
REMEDIATION
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- Risk Based Closure of Pulp and Paper Contaminated Sediments at Peninsula Harbour, Ontario with Application of Thin Layer Sand Cap Remedy
- A Comprehensive Overview of Setting Water Quality Limits for a Large Scale Contaminated Sediment Remediation
- Water Management At Faro Mine Complex, Faro, Yukon
- Using Biomonitoring Data to Integrate Ecological Function with Remediation Goals for the Historic Britannia Mine
- In-situ Enhanced Bioremediation Treatability Study of RDX Contaminated Soil and Groundwater at a Former Military Demolition Range
- Giant Mine Effluent Treatment Plant
- Remediation and Restoration of an Estuarine River: A Case Study for Impacted Sediment Remediation and Replacement
- The Randle Reef Sediment Remediation Project: Implementation of Stage 1 Construction and Environmental Management Activities
- Knowing Your Contaminant and Characterizing it to Efficiently Remediate Sediment
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Risk Based Closure of Pulp and Paper Contaminated Sediments at Peninsula Harbour, Ontario with Application of Thin Layer Sand Cap Remedy
David Wilson1, Ronald Hewitt2, John Bleiler3, Carsten Floess3
1AECOM Canada Ltd.
2Public Services and Procurement Canada
3AECOM
The objective of this presentation is to detail an innovative sediment remedial approach, thin layer sand capping, as part of a risk-based accelerated natural recovery strategy to site closure and to provide early monitoring results of success to-date.
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A Comprehensive Overview of Setting Water Quality Limits for a Large Scale Contaminated Sediment Remediation
Matt Graham, Environment and Climate Change Canada
The objective of this presentation is to cover the derivation of water quality limits for the large scale sediment remediation project as well as how these limits were integrated into a comprehensive water quality monitoring program. It will provide information and guidance to others managing contaminated sediment remediation projects.
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Water Management At Faro Mine Complex, Faro, Yukon
James Carss1 and Thaidra Sloane2
1Parsons Inc.
2Government of Yukon
The objective of this presentation is to provide an update on the ongoing activities at the Faro Mine Complex, one of Canada's most complex contaminated sites.
Barbara Wernick, Golder Associates Ltd.
The objective of this presentation is to discuss the use of biological monitoring data to integrate the ecological function of a marine shoreline with realistic remediation goals for an abandoned mine site.
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Louis-B. Jugnia1, Dominic Manno1, Meghan Hendry2
1National Research Council Canada
2Department of National Defence
The objective of this presentation is to discuss the use of biological monitoring data to integrate the ecological function of a marine shoreline with realistic remediation goals for an abandoned mine site.
Giant Mine Effluent Treatment Plant
Karen McLean1 and Jennifer Singbeil2
1Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada
2Public Services and Procurement Canada
The objective of this presentation is to discuss how we choose the discharge location for the ETP and the conceptual design. This will include: the consultation completed; the Option Evaluation Model used to choose a location and how we developed it; the cooling options discussed; and, results of the mixing studies in each of the areas considered.
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Remediation and Restoration of an Estuarine River: A Case Study for Impacted Sediment Remediation and Replacement
Jeff Earle, Dillon Consulting Limited
The objective of this presentation is to discuss remediation in a sensitive underwater habitat.
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The Randle Reef Sediment Remediation Project: Implementation of Stage 1 Construction and Environmental Management Activities
Erin Hartman1 and Dave Lawrence2
1Environment and Climate Change Canada
2Public Services and Procurement Canada
The objective of the presentation is to discuss the current status of Stage 1 of the Randle Reef Sediment Remediation Project, and the on-going environmental monitoring and management activities.
Knowing Your Contaminant and Characterizing it to Efficiently Remediate Sediment
Jason Christensen, Keystone Environmental Ltd.
The objective of this presentation is to discuss utilizing innovative investigation methods with proper planning to develop a sediment remediation plan. With the high cost of completing sediment remediation it pays to take the time and prepare well.