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2012 RPIC Federal Contaminated Sites
National Workshop
April 30 – May 3, 2012
Allstream Centre, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
The RPIC Federal Contaminated Sites National
Workshop is the leading professional development event for federal
and industry environmental professionals involved in the management
and remediation of federal contaminated sites.
Following the
success of the 2006, 2008 and 2010 National Workshops in Ottawa,
Vancouver and Montreal, the 2012 National Workshop
in Toronto will offer a wide variety of opportunities to learn
about technical, operational and organizational challenges
to the effective management and remediation of federal contaminated
sites, as well as new approaches and techniques to address
them.
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 concurrent streams on 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 and a keynote
luncheon. Site visits will also be incorporated
into the program to provide a close-up view of the special
challenges and benefits of environmental remediation in an
urban setting.
The Workshop program and trade show will
be held at the newly renovated and LEED Silver certified facilities
of the Allstream
Centre, Canada’s newest and greenest conference centre.
The event will bring together and facilitate networking
between event partners, government representatives, academic
researchers
and private sector firms. The welcome reception and gala
dinner and awards ceremony will be held at the timeless
Fairmont Royal
York Hotel.
Toronto is the bustling urban capital of
Ontario, the largest city in Canada and fifth largest city in
the
world, and
we are delighted to be hosting the 2012 National Workshop
there.
We
hope that you will join us in making the 2012 RPIC Federal
Contaminated Sites National Workshop a success.
See you
in Toronto!
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