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The one-day Professional Development sessions
will provide technical and management specialists with an opportunity
for in-depth learning in both English and French on a variety
of topics.
The National Workshop itself will feature three concurrent streams each of
the first two days, focussing on topics such as:
- Assessment and Remediation in Special
Environments;
- Managing Environmental Projects;
- Human Health Risk Assessment and
Risk Management;
- Ecological Risk Assessment and Risk
Management;
- Risk Communication Strategies;
- Innovative Assessment and Remediation
Technologies;
- Sustainability considerations in
remediation projects;
- Adaptive Management;
- Liability Quantification and Reduction;
and,
- Social and Economic Benefits from
Site Remediation.
The Workshop will wrap up with a half-day
of plenary sessions, a keynote luncheon and site visits to provide
a close-up view of the special challenges and benefits of environmental
remediation in an urban setting.
The Workshop program, including the welcome
reception, gala dinner and trade show, and the superb conference
facilities of the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel will foster
networking with event partners, government representatives, academic
researchers and private sector firms.
Montreal is a vibrant, cosmopolitan city
with a long, proud cultural and industrial history and we are
delighted to be hosting the 2010 National Workshop there. We
hope that you will join us in making the 2010 RPIC Federal Contaminated
Sites National Workshop a success.
See you in Montreal!
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