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A 4/91 Hoddle St, Robertson NSW 2577
P 1300 789 719
E secretariat@landandgroundwater.com
ACN 151 172 735 ABN 70 240 612 745 IRD 116 017 768
You are invited to join Australian and International presenters for a day packed with discussion on High Resolution Site Characterisation (HRSC) in Sydney on Monday 2 March 2020. The seminar will start with keynote speaker Professor Beth Parker, NSERC Industrial Research Chair – Hydrogeology,...
The management of sites impacted by hazardous ground gas is a growing area of concern in our industry because of the significant exposure pathway and hazards they create for existing and proposed development on or adjacent to contaminated land. There have been some high-profile sites within...
Fire-fighting activities using aqueous film-forming foams (AFFFs) have caused widespread contamination of per-, and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in the environment. Because polyfluoroalkyl substances account for a significant portion in AFFF formulations, understanding the transformation of...
ALGA's Wellington Branch kicks off this year's talks with Redevelopment of Petroleum Contaminated Sites: Redeveloping Around Site Limitations: A former service station case study Sarah Shepherd of AECOM will talk about a specific case study where residual contamination will be managed in-situ...
In the midst of unprecedented fire events across Australia, the ALGA Adelaide Committee has bought together a panel to present their local perspectives of the immediate and lasting effects of fire on human health, the environment and the often overlooked social impacts.
A night at the movies! Grab a mate, a drink and popcorn - on us!
Fancy a night at the movies? Join the ALGA Christchurch Branch Committee at the first social event of the year.
This forum will discuss the use of geostatistical methods to understand groundwater flow and transport pathways in alluvial aquifers. We will also review the advancement of science in understanding how contaminants react and move within groundwater flows.
The management of sites impacted by hazardous ground gas is a growing area of concern in our industry because of the significant exposure pathway and hazards they create for existing and proposed development on or adjacent to contaminated land. There have been some high-profile sites within...
This session will provide a great snapshot of the latest understanding of how PFAS exposure may result in health effects. Dr Ducatman was involved in the large epidemiological study undertaken around one of the PFAS manufacturing sites in the US – the C8 Panel – which looked at more than 60000...
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