Stream A: Case study
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Work In Progress – An Update on the Goose Bay Remediation Project |
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Key Lessons Learned – DND DEW Line Clean Up |
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10 Years of Planning, Design and Reclamation: CBDC Mine Site Closure Program |
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The Colomac Mine Remediation Project – Final Remediation to Post-Closure |
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Project Status of the Port Hope Area Initiative - Port Hope Project: Canada's Largest Low-Level Radioactive Waste Clean-up Project – 2011-2021 |
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Challenges of Phased Sediment Remediation at Esquimalt Graving Dock, Vancouver Island, British Columbia |
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Phase I Environmental Site Assessment at Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt, Victoria, British Columbia |
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Managing Program and Project Requirements During Sediment Stabilization at the Sydney Tar Ponds |
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Development of Risk-Based Sediment Remedial Objectives for Petroleum Hydrocarbon Contaminated Sediments at Coastal Marine Sites in Canada |
Stream B: Innovative assessment and remediation
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Development and Field Trials of a New 100% Soluble Carbon-Iron Product for In-situ Remediation of Groundwater |
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Case Study: Innovative Use of the Membrane Interface Probe and Laser Induced Fluorescence to Direct In-situ Remediation |
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Ex-situ Soil Washing – Achieving Effective Mass Reduction for Organic and Recalcitrant Contaminant in Soil Via the Use of a Mobile Co-solvent/Surfactant Process |
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Remedial Alternatives for RDX and Other Explosives in Soil and Groundwater |
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Combination of Electrokinetic and Enhanced Bioremediation in a Low Permeability Soil Matrix |
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Pilot Scale Study – Removal of Uranium, Radium-226 and Arsenic from Impacted Leachate by Reverse Osmosis |
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Practical Methods for the Discrimination of PAH Sources to Sediments at Fisheries and Oceans Small Craft Harbours – Creosote Inputs Versus Petroleum or Combustion Based Releases |
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Microbial Community Sequencing as an Approach to Addressing Bioremediation Challenges in the Canadian Arctic |
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Investigating Background Groundwater Quality at Contaminated Sites – A Hydrogeochemical Approach |
Strean C: Site management objectives
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Green Remediation and Contaminated Sites Risk Management Best Practices: A Framework for Evaluating Sustainable Remedial Options |
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Implications of Risk Assessment Methodology Changes on Contaminated Site Remediation Management Strategy |
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Odour Management for a Large Scale Sediment Remediation Project in an Urban Setting – Sydney Tar Ponds, Sydney, Nova Scotia |
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Determination of LNAPL Mobility for Establishing Remediation Goals |
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Habitat Equivalency Analysis as a Method of Determining Fish Habitat Compensation Requirements for Temporary Disruption Related to a Large Remediation Project |
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Decontamination of Remote Properties by Risk Management – Use of Biological Data and Risk Analysis to Determine the Scope of Work for the Former Lighthouse at Grande-Île Project |
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Thin Layer Capping and Long-Term Environmental Monitoring – A Design Plan, Marathon Environmental Remediation, Marathon, Ontario |
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Sustainable and Innovative Remediation of the Remote and Historic Hay Camp Abattoir and Warden Station Within Wood Buffalo National Park |
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Assessment and Remediation of a Former Unofficial Dumpsite in a National Wildlife Area |
Stream D: Human health risk assessment and management
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Health Canada Interim Position on Human Health Risk Assessment for Short-Term Exposure to Carcinogens at Contaminated Sites |
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| Proposed Toxicological Reference Values and Risk Management Concentrations for Protection of Human Health from Lead (Pb) at Federal Contaminated Sites | |
| Interim Guidance for Evaluating Human Health Risks Associated with Direct Exposure to Contaminated Sediments at Federal Contaminated Sites in Canada | |
| Risk Communication in Children's Environmental Health: Partnering with Frontline Service Providers | |
| The Use of Bioaccessibility in Risk Assessment |
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| 5 Wing Goose Bay: Risk Based Criteria as a Site Management Tool | |
| Assessment of Contaminated Sediments to Support the Derivation of Site Management Decisions: What Could Possibly go Wrong? | |
| The Development of Site-specific Sediment Quality Objectives as Part of a Risk-based Approach for Managing Human Health and Ecological Risks in the Kingston Inner Harbour | |
| Natural Recovery Studies, Victoria Harbour, Victoria, British Columbia |
Stream E1: Ecological risk assessment and management
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Overview of FCSAP Guidance for Ecological Risk Assessments at Federal Contaminated Sites |
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Finding the Lethal Needle in the Haystack: A Case Example of Using Toxicity Identification Evaluation in Aquatic Ecological Risk Assessment to Establish Causality and Focus Risk Management Actions at a Federal Contaminated Site |
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Improving Wildlife Risk Assessment by Using Dose-response Data: an Example with PCBs |
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Screening Level Ecological Risk Assessment Implications of Elevated Background Metal Concentrations in Newfoundland Soil |
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Development of Soil-to-Terrestrial Invertebrate Uptake Factors to Improve Estimation of Ecological Risk on DFO Lightstation Sites in Atlantic Canada |
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Ecological Risk Assessment From a Property Management Perspective |
Stream E2: Sustainable remediation
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SuRF the Globe: Green and Sustainable Remediation and Its Evolution Around the World |
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Remediation of Remote Site Under Consideration of Carbon Intensity, Social and Economic Benefits |
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Life Cycle Assessment of Remediation Approaches for a Remote Diesel-contaminated Site in Hopedale, Labrador |
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Bear Island: Northern and Sustainable Remediation, Keys to Success |
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Incorporating Sustainability into Site Closure – A Field Example |
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Development of a New Methodology Framework for the Integration of Sustainable Principles in the Selection of a Remedial Option Process: A Case Study in the Gas Sector |
Stream F: Support to project management
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MOE's Pottersburg Site Decommissioning: Site Specific Remediation Challenges in an Urban Setting |
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It Takes a Community to Clean-up a Remote Site – Training Initiatives and Economic Development During the Remediation of the Former Mid-Canada Line Site 500 |
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Remediation of Contaminated Sites on Reserve Lands – A Partnership from Clean Up to Prevention |
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Developing a Good Conceptual Site Model for Federal Contaminated Sites – Common Shortfalls and Data Needs |
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Proposed Scientific Approach for Achieving Site Closure of Aquatic Contaminated Sites |
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Natural Attenuation and Risk Based Groundwater Monitoring Strategy |
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Techniques for Obtaining Accelerated Environmental Approvals and Acceptance |
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A New Tool for Managing Large Portfolios of Phase I Environmental Site Assessments |
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Overview of ITRC's New Guidance on S/S Performance Standards |
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Application of Treasury Board's New Policies on the Management of Projects to Federal Contaminated Site Projects |
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Use of Earned Value Management in Monitoring and Controlling the $85M Mid-Canada Line Clean-up Project |
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Adopting Performance Specifications for Site Remediation: A Tool for Project Managers |
Stream G: Guidance and case study
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Introducing the Draft CCME Protocols for the Derivation of Groundwater and Soil Vapour Quality Guidelines |
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Background Soils Database in Atlantic Canada |
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Use of Remote Sensing Hyperspectral Analysis in Remediation Design at the Former North Rankin Nickel Mine |
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Comparison of Observed Vapour Attenuation Versus Model Predicted for Sites Contaminated with Chlorinated Solvents |
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On-site Environmental Analysis at Remote Sites in Northern Ontario and Nunavut |
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Integrated Approach to the Remediation of Chlorinated Organic Compounds in Low Permeability Soils – A Field Study |
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McNabs Petroleum Handling and Storage Area Remediation Project as a Driver of Provincial-Federal Partnerships |
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Case History and Site Remediation at the Top of the World – Rogers Pass West |
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Assisted Revegetation Following Contaminated Site Remediation in the Arctic: Case Study at Cape Dyer (DYE-M) Baffin Island, Nunavut |
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Use of Bioengineering Techniques for Re-vegetation of Riparian Areas at the Colomac Mine Remediation Project, Northwest Territories |
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Development of a Soil Washing and Value Added Aggregate Production Process for the 2010 Soil Treatment Program at the Liard Maintenance Yard KM 762.5, Alaska Highway |
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Port Hope Project - The Unique Challenges of Site Remediation within Urban Port Hope |
Stream H: Special considerations
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HOlistic Management of Brownfield REgeneration (HOMBRE) |
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Evaluation of Groundwater Transport of Perfluorinated Chemicals at a Former Fire-Fighting Training Area |
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Toxicity Review of Perfluorocarboxylates |
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Assessing Carbon 14 as a Potential Contaminant of Concern at a Research Laboratory |
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Development of a Remedial Action Objective for Tributyltin |
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Comparison of Sand Separation and Mechanical Dewatering Technology on Three Major Dredging Projects, Including Beneficial Use |
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The Link Between Tailings Pond Gas Generation and Unstable Ice Conditions: Colomac Mine Remediation Project, Northwest Territories |
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Enhanced In-situ Bioremediation of Chlorinated Ethenes – A Canadian Perspective |
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Remedial Measures at the Former Drumheller Institution Landfill, Drumheller, Alberta |
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Assessing the Risk of Organic Contaminants to Groundwater and Vapour Intrusion at the Community Scale |
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Intricacies Associated with Risk Assessments for Four Marine Navigation Light Sites in Southern Ontario |
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Not All "Contaminated Sites" are Contaminated: A Wetland Example |
FCSAP Stream
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Update on The Federal Contaminated Sites Action Plan (FCSAP) |
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Innovation and Remediation |
Keynotes
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Building Research Partnerships – Closing the Knowledge Gap Through Collaboration Dr. Leonard Ritter, Professor Emeritus of Toxicology, School of Environmental Sciences, University of Guelph |
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Free Product in a Well – Debunking the Alarmist Attitude/Stigma Pertaining to Environmental Risk David Cushman, B.A.Sc., M.A.Sc., M.S., LL.B., J.D., P.Eng., P.E., CHMM, Senior Environmental Engineer and Associate, Conestoga-Rovers and Associates |
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Making the Science Make Sense Ronald W. Brecher, Ph.D., DABT, C.Chem., Vice President, MTE Consultants Inc. Trevor Smith Diggins, Risk Communication Specialist, Smithdiggins.com |
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Moving Mountains – Leadership and Innovation in the Canadian Environmental Industry Jeff Westeinde, P.Eng., Founding Partner, Windmill Development Group |
