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REMEDIATION • REDEVELOPMENT • RESULTS
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I would like to personally welcome each of you to the third RE3 Conference!
RE3 – remediation, renewal, results – was designed not just to keep industry professionals up-to-date on the best practices in remediation and redevelopment, but also to bridge the gap between the two. Redeveloping a brownfield site requires cooperation of experts in environmental assessment and engineering, technology, insurance policies, regulation, and legal practices. It takes a village, as they say, to get the deal done. And although as professionals we are all mostly focused on one aspect of each project, understanding each piece is essential for maximizing our successes.
The program that lies ahead of you includes two separate tracks occurring simultaneously. The “technical track” focuses on applied technologies and methodologies for treatment of heavy metals and organics. Technical professionals can receive up to 15 CECs/PDHs toward their engineering, geology or NJLSRP license. Make sure you follow the strict sign-in guidelines for full credit! The “developer track” is geared towards property owners and developers who want to learn more about funding options, addressing liabilities, opportunities in energy and more. Included will be several high-profile panelists you won’t want to miss. New to the developer track will be three city-focused panels where you will be hearing from some forward-thinking cities including Camden, Philadelphia, Newark, Atlantic City and Middletown Township. Learn about what they
are doing to grow and encourage growth in industry and residence.
Speaking of cities, we will be presenting our RE3 Conference Industry Appreciation Award to developer Bart Blatstein, renowned for his innovative revitalization of several areas of Philadelphia, amongst other achievements. We will also hear from Keynote Clifford Zink, author of The Roebling Legacy, who will be telling us the story behind the building of the Brooklyn Bridge, how the Roebling family changed the face of development, and the environmental impact left in its wake.
I will conclude with a special thank you to both of our Technical and Developer Chairs and Advisory Board Members who helped develop the content of our program, and our sponsors and exhibitors, who make it possible to keep the show going. Lastly, thank you to Premier Magnesia, LLC, parent company of EnviroBlend, who continues to support the production of RE3 each year for the betterment of our industry.
See you at the networking events!
Charis GehretExecutive Director, RE3 ConferenceEnviroBlend, Division of Premier Magnesia, LLC
Welcome to RE3
Greetings!
As Mayor of the City of Philadelphia, it is my great pleasure to welcome you to the 2015 RE3 Conference and Exposition. I am thrilled that for the third year, you convened in Philadelphia for such a special occasion.
The conference focuses on remediation and redevelopment; one track of panelists presents on remediation techniques while another track of panelists presents on issues affecting redevelopment of brownfields and similar properties. This three-day conference will focus on applied technologies and methodologies for treatment of heavy metals and organics.
Philadelphia, America’s 5th largest city located in Southeastern Pennsylvania, is filled with diversity and a unique culture. From the various museums displaying the city’s historic monuments and today’s contemporary artist and cultural attractions that inspire generations to our various themed festivals around Philadelphia, I encourage you to take a tour - this will give you the chance to experience firsthand our beautiful parks and buildings that are located in Center City and throughout Philadelphia.
I hope that you will take the opportunity to explore everything Philadelphia has to offer. Welcome to Philadelphia and enjoy the conference!
Sincerely,
Michael A. NutterMayor
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2 Welcome to RE34 Key Events6 Agenda8 Venue + Exhibit Map10 Program Descriptions
18 Technical Posters20 Development Connection22 Sponsors + Exhibitors30 Thank You from RE333 Index
WELCOME TO
2015
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KEY EVENTSWelcome Cocktail Reception
Technical Posters Session Cocktail Reception with Exhibitors
Lunch Keynote Speakers
Tuesday, September 155:00 pm
Room 304
Bart BlatsteinRecipient of RE3 Conference Industry Appreciation Award
Wednesday, September 1612:30 pmCallaghanite (Room 204)
Clifford ZinkThe Roebling Legacy
Thursday, September 1712:30 pmCallaghanite (Room 204)
Wednesday, September 165:30 pmDolomite (Room 201)
Wednesday, September 16 + Thursday, September 17Dolomite (Room 201)
Join EnviroBlend and help kick off the start of the Third Annual RE3 Conference! Mingle with other attendees while enjoying cocktails and hors d’oeuvres.
Sponsored by:
Bart Blatstein is the President and CEO of Tower Investments, Inc. (“Tower”), a privately-owned development company based in Philadelphia. As a native Philadelphian with a genuine love and concern for the city, Mr. Blatstein has earned Tower a reputation as one of the most esteemed and successful development companies in the region. With an unparalleled ability to transform the decrepit to deluxe, Mr. Blatstein has become a commercial, residential, entertainment and retail development connoisseur.
Sponsored by:
Today we get excited about FIOS and wireless, but a century ago wire rope was high tech, and the Roeblings were at the forefront of innovation producing wire rope for transformative technologies like suspension bridges, elevators, electrification, cable cars, deep mines, tall buildings, airplanes, reinforced concrete, and suspended roofs. The Roeblings built the Brooklyn Bridge and the great cables on the George Washington and Golden Gate Bridges, provided employment for thousands of workers at four factories, built a model company town, and created America’s first sports car. While the company is gone, the story continues with urban revitalization, a Superfund remediation, and a thriving model town with a new Roebling Museum.
Learn about the technologies and methodologies that are helping to lead the remediation and redevelopment industry.
Take time to relax and network with peers. Have a chance to meet and get to know the exhibitors.
Look for more info on
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We focus on both legal and practical aspects of environmental and energy issues. Our lawyers cross-practice in such areas as real estate, business, litigation and banking – providing the industry experience our clients need to develop large- and small-scale projects.
Our Environmental and Energy Team thrives on doing the “dirty work” – providing
carefully contemplated environmental strategies and incorporating the pragmatic realities of contaminated properties – to meet the business needs of our clients. We pride ourselves on carefully listening to our clients and closely understanding their commercial goals – enabling us to offer effective solutions to their environmental and regulatory challenges.
Pennsylvania | Washington, D.C. | New Jersey | New York | Delaware
www.stradley.com
Our Attorneys
Like to Get Dirty
Stradley Ronon’s Environmental and Energy Team
Electric & Natural Gas Regulation • Regulatory Compliance & Enforcement • Pipeline Development
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Agenda
Exhibitor and Poster Session Set-Up | Dolomite (Room 201)Exhibit hall is open for exhibitors and poster presenters to set-up from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Breakfast with Exhibitors and Poster Session | Dolomite (Room 201)
Developer Track
202A 203A
Exhibit Hall Open | Dolomite (Room 201)
Exhibit Hall Open | Dolomite (Room 201)
Lunch and RE3 Conference Industry Appreciation Award Recipient:Bart Blatstein | Callaghanite (Room 204)
Redeveloping America’s Industrial Sites – The Former Bethlehem Steel in Baltimore, MD | Callaghanite (Room 204)Moderator - Randall Jostes, Environmental Liability Transfer, Inc.
Panelists - Russ Becker, EnviroAnalytics Group | Barbara Brown, Maryland Department of Environment | Mark Levy, Jones Lang LaSalle Luis Pizarro, Office of Remediation, LCD, US EPA Region 3 | George von Stamwitz, Armstrong Teasdale
Welcome Cocktail Reception | Room 304
12:00 PMStart Time
7:30 AM
Break - Coffee with Exhibitors and Poster Session | Dolomite (Room 201)10:30 AM
8:30 AM
9:30 AM
10:00 AM
1:00 PM
5:00 PM
Day 1 Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Day 2 Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Short Course: Use of LEAF TestingMethods in Remediation
Dennis Grubb, PhD, PE, Phoenix Services, LLC | Andrew Garrabrants, PhD, CH2M
Short Course: Strategies to Address the Technical Challenges at Vapor Intrusion Sites
Loren Lund, PhD, CH2M
Sponsored By:
Sponsored By:
1,4-Dioxane Remediation UsingElectrical Resistance Heating
Mark Kluger, Dajak
In-Situ Stabilization / Solidification (ISS) at Two
Former MGP Sites in MassachusettsGeoffrey Schwartz, GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.
Detailed Stratigraphic Logging Enhances Thermal Remedy at New England Superfund
SiteMike Apfelbaum, Woodard & Curran
New Magnesia Applications in RemediationDerek Pizarro, EnviroBlend,
division of Premier Magnesia, LLC
11:00 AM
11:30 AM
12:00 PM
2:30 PM
12:30 PM
2:00 PM
Break - Coffee with Exhibitors and Poster Session | Dolomite (Room 201)4:00 PM
Teterboro Landing Brownfields Redevelopment - World’s Largest In-Situ
Thermal Desorption SiteJohn Bierschenk, TerraTherm, Inc.
Head-to-Head Semi-Dynamic Leach Testing of Organics from Stabilization/Solidification
(S/S) Treated SamplesDennis Grubb, PhD, PE, Phoenix Services, LLC
Andrew Garrabrants, PhD, CH2M
Remediation for Mercury Stabilization by In-Situ Chemical Reduction (ISCR) in
Groundwater (Brazil Site)Sidney Aluani, SGW Services
Potential Consequences of Excessive Methane Production Following ERD and
Conventional ISCR Treatment: Case Studies and Remedial
James Mueller, PhD,Provectus Environmental Products, Inc.
3:00 PM
3:15 PM
Full-Scale In-Situ CO2 Sparging to Neutralize a Caustic Brine Plume and Reduce Mercury
Levels: Year 1 ResultsRobert Mutch, Jr., Mutch Associates LLC
Electrochemical and Physical Mechanisms Affecting Subsurface Distribution of Electron
Donor for Enhanced Anaerobic Bioremediation
Brad Elkins, EOS Remediation
3:30 PMEnhanced In-Situ
Bioremediation of Cadmium and Lead Impacted Groundwater
Andrew Madison, PhD, Golder Associates Inc.
Public Funding Available to Jump Startthe Remediation & Redevelopment
of Impacted PropertiesModerator - Sue Boyle, MRP, GEI Consultants, Inc.
PanelistsCharlie Bartsch, EPA
Philip Bousquet, Esq., Bousquet Holstein PLLCJustin Kenyon,
New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA)
Evolution of a Remedial Injection Program in Saprolite
Stephen Kirschner, Advanced GeoServices Corp.
MGP Site Remediation Issues From a Contractor’s Viewpoint
Gary Loveland, Terra Contracting Services, LLC
Results of the ISS Demonstration Project at the Quanta Resources Superfund Site
Keli McKenna, CH2M
The Use of Private Funding to Remediate & Redevelop Impacted PropertiesModerator - Brink Young, Synergy
Environmental, Inc.Panelists
Mary Hashem, RE | Solutions, LLCFrances Schlosstein, The TBLS Group
Larry Schnapf, The Schnapf LLCMichael Sylvester, EWMA
203AMagnesia (Room 202 A)
Technical Track
Magnesia (Room 202 A) Brucite (Room 202 B)
Brucite (Room 202 B) Gabbs (Room 203 A)
A Peek into City Development Successes and Future Plans: Featuring Camden, NJ Moderator - Jeff Nash, Camden County
PanelistsAnthony Perno III, Esq., Cooper's Ferry PartnershipMichael McCann, Garden State Incentives Group
Philadelphia’s Lower Schuylkill – Transformingthe City’s Largest Industrial District Into a
Vibrant New Economic HubModerator - Duane Bumb, City of Philadelphia
Panelists Thomas Dalfo, Philadelphia Industrial
Development Corp.Paul Sehnert, University of Pennsylvania
Moderator - John Haselow, Redox Tech, LLC
Moderator - Bernd Rehm, Resolution Partners Moderator - Dan Bryant, PhD, PG, Geo-Cleanse International, Inc.
Moderator - Dennis Grubb, PhD, PE, Phoenix Services, LLC
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Day 3Breakfast with Exhibitors and Poster Session | Dolomite (Room 201)
What to Consider When Managing Your Industrial Waste Streams | Callaghanite (Room 204)Moderator - Kevin Davis, PE, Pennoni Associates Inc.
Panelists - Colleen Donofrio, Babst Calland | Kevin Little, PE, Pennoni Associates | Melvin Mitchell, CHCM, CHMM, CSP, MI Metals, Inc.
Break - Coffee with Exhibitors and Poster Session | Dolomite (Room 201)
4:30 PM
5:00 PM
5:30 PM
7:30 AM8:30 AM
11:30 AM
9:30 AM
In-Situ Treatment of Contaminated Fill in a Former Cove Saves
Millions in Remediation Costs and Prepares Site for New Building at Naval Base
Charles Wilk, ALLU Group Inc.
New Developments in the Chemical Fixation of Priority Heavy Metals using MetaFix™
ReagentsFayaz Lakhwala, PhD, PeroxyChem, LLC
10:00 AM Using Electrokinetic Migration of Permanganate for Treatment of Low Permeability Soils: Lessons Learned
Steve Markesic, Redox Tech, LLC
10:30 AM11:00 AM Sustained-Release Plus (SR+) Technology:
Reactive Synergies Resulting from Permanganate in Combination with Persulfate
for Passive Contaminant TreatmentPamela Dugan, PhD, PG, Carus Corporation
Overburden and Bedrock Remediation Using BOS 200® at a Former Retail Petroleum Site
Mike Mazzarese, AST Environmental
12:00 PM
12:30 PM
2:00 PM
2:30 PM
3:00 PM
3:30 PM
4:00 PM
5:00 PM
Redevelopment of the Former Allied Chrome Plant in Baltimore's Inner Harbor
Chris French, Honeywell
Application of Alkaline Activated Persulfate to Treat Petroleum Hydrocarbon
Contamination Beneath the Active Construction of a 32-Story High-rise
Residential TowerMichael Marley, XDD
Exhibit Hall Open | Dolomite (Room 201)
Lunch and Keynote: The Roebling Legacy | Callaghanite (Room 204)Clifford Zink
Exhibit Hall Open | Dolomite (Room 201)
Destruction of Emerging Contaminants Utilizing Site-Specific In-Situ Chemical
Remediation ApproachesDan Bryant, PhD, PG, Geo‐Cleanse
International, Inc.
Treatability Testing Evaluation and Implementation of In-Situ
Stabilization/Solidification at a FormerMGP Site
Rajesh Singh, Kleinfelder Inc.
ISCO of TCE Impacted Groundwater in Basalt Bedrock Through an Enhanced
Fracture NetworkOmer Uppal,
Langan Engineering & Environmental Services
Rapid Risk-Reduction and Accelerated Bioremediation Facilitated by an Injectable
Colloidal BiomatrixRick Gillespie, Regenesis
Performance Based In-Situ Soil Mixing to Treat Tetrachloroethylene Source in
Sandy SoilPrasad Kakarla, ISOTEC
Application of Aerobic Cometabolism for Chlorinated Volatile Organic Compounds (CVOCs)
Brent O'Dell, Amec Foster Wheeler
Developer Session - To Be Announced
Accelerating Trichloroethylene Remediation in Saprolite and Fractured Crystalline
Bedrock by In-Situ Chemical Oxidation and In-Situ Chemical Reduction - A Successful
Case Study of Combined Remedies at a Challenging Site
Stan Golaski, Rogers & Callcott Environmental
Multifaceted Oil Seepage Remedy in Urban Stormwater Conveyance Channel
William Smith, PG, Environmental Alliance, Inc.
Exhibit Hall Tear Down | Dolomite (Room 201)
RE3 Conference Adjourned
Thursday, September 17, 2015
Day 2
The Future of EnvironmentalDue Diligence & Risk Management
Moderator - Matt Winters, CRM, Frenkel & CompanyPanelists
Chip D’Angelo, WCD Group, LLCMarcel Ricciardelli,
Allied World Assurance CompanyJonathan Spergel,
Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox LLP
What it Takes to Redevelop/Repurpose Large Format Assets
Moderator - Alan Miller,New Jersey Business Action Center,
PanelistsMichael Bruno, Giordano, Halleran & Ciesla
Freeholder Serena DiMaso, Monmouth CountyJeffrey Garibaldi, The Garibaldi GroupMayor Eric Hinds, Holmdel TownshipRalph Zucker, Somerset Development
Use of Anaerobic Reductive Dechlorination and Cement/Ferrous Iron System
for the Remediation of Chlorinated VOCsMichael Scalzi,
Innovative Environmental Technologies
ASTM's Standard Guide for Greener Cleanups
Deborah Goldblum, U.S. EPA Region 3John Simon, Gnarus Advisors, LLC
Energy Facility Challenges in RedevelopmentModerator - Andy Levine, Stradley Ronon Stevens
& Young, LLPPanelists
Stephen Mitchell, PG, Weston Solutions, Inc.Philip Rinaldi, Philadelphia Energy Solutions LLC
Joe Sullivan, Concord Engineering Group, Inc.
Magnesia (Room 202 A) Brucite (Room 202 B) Gabbs (Room 203 A)
Cocktail Reception with Exhibitors | Dolomite (Room 201)
Distressed Assets: Municipal Case Studies Featuring Newark, DE, Middletown Township
and Atlantic City, NJModerator - Catherine Ward,
Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLPPanelists
Carol Houck, City of Newark, DEGerry Scharfenberger, PhD, State of New Jersey
Elizabeth Terenik, Atlantic City
Moderator - James Mueller, PhD, Provectus Enviromental Products, Inc. Moderator - Pamela Dugan, PhD, PG, Carus Corporation
Moderator - Derek Pizarro, EnviroBlend, division of Premier Magnesia, LLC Moderator - David Robinson, Synergy Environmental
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
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Venue Map
Don’t Forget to Join Us Tuesday Night as EnviroBlend Hosts the Welcome Reception!5:30 pm in Room 304**room 304 not pictured, upstairs
Pennsylvania Convention Center
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1. Innovative Remediation Technologies2. A & D Environmental Services, Inc.3. Frenkel & Company4. Woodard & Curran5. Redox Tech, LLC6. EnviroBlend7. AEG8. Changyuan Chemical Corporation9. Weeks Marine, Inc.10. Heritage Environmental Services, LLC11. XOS12. ReSolution Partners, LLC13. CH2M14. Synergy Environmental, Inc.15. TerraTherm, Inc.16. Field Enviornmental Instruments17. Terra Systems, Inc.18. Regenesis19. Geo-Solutions, Inc.20. AWT Environmental Services, Inc.21. Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP22. ALS Environmental23. Enviro-Prep System - A Product of HCl24. ESMI Companies25. EOS Remediation26. Clean Earth, Inc27. Terra Contracting Services28. Carus Corporation
29. RemQuest Advanced Remediation Products30. ESC Lab Sciences31. Resource Renewal32. Ursus Remediation Testing & Technologies, LLC33. ALLU Group, Inc.34. PeroxyChem LLC35. Remediation Workshop36. Environmental Waste Minimization, Inc.37. ISOTEC38. CETCO39. GeoSierra Environmental, Inc.40. Golder Associates Inc.41. Bayshore Soil Management, LLC42. JRW Bioremediation, LLC43. USP Technologies44. Geochemical Testing45. Provectus Environmental Products46. Vironex, Inc.47. AST Environmental48. FRx, Inc.49. Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc.50. Suburban Testing Labs51. GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.52. Langan Engineering53. Eco-Rental Solutions LLC54. Geo-Cleanse International, Inc.55. TestAmerica
Exhibit Map
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DAY 1Tuesday, September 15, 2015
DAY 2Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Program Descriptions
Short Course: Use of LEAF Testing Methods in Remediation1:00 - 5:00 PM | Magnesia (202 A)Dennis Grubb, PhD, PE of Phoenix Services, LLC, Andrew Garrabrants, PhD of CH2M This short course will introduce the Leaching Environmental Assessment Framework (LEAF) and related approaches as key tools for remedial applications involving solidification/stabilization (S/S).
Short Course: Strategies to Address the Technical Challenges at Vapor Intrusion Sites1:00 - 5:00 PM | Brucite (202 B)Loren Lund, PhD of CH2MThis course will describe the current state-of-the-practice for investigating vapor intrusion (VI), the technical issues making it challenging to achieve site closure, and solutions for addressing these challenges and uncertainties. Examples of topics and solutions that will be discussed include TCE rapid action levels and responses, temporal/special variability, multiple lines of evidence, and emerging methane issues.
Redeveloping America’s Industrial Sites - The Former Bethlehem Steel in Baltimore, MD8:30 - 9:30 AM | Callaghanite (204)Moderator: Randall Jostes of Environmental Liability Transfer, Inc. | Panelists: Russ Becker of EnviroAnalytics Group , Barbara Brown of Maryland Department of Environment, Mark Levy of Jones Lang LaSalle, Luis Pizarro of US EPA Region 3, George von Stamwitz of Armstrong TeasdaleEstimates suggest that over 1 million acres possessing $1.2 trillion in environmental liability exist within the United States. This panel will examine how leading brownfield practitioners are profitably putting 1,000’s of acres back into productive use. Listen and learn from case studies that will include the 3,100-acre former Bethlehem Steel Mill located at Sparrows Point in Baltimore County, MD.
Public Funding Available to Jump Start the Remediation and Redevelopment of Impacted Properties9:30 - 10:30 AM | Magnesia (202 A)Moderator: Sue Boyle, MRP of GEI Consultants, Inc. | Panelists: Charlie Bartsch of EPA , Philip Bousquet, Esq. of Bousquet Holstein PLLC, Justin Kenyon of New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA)Learn how a variety of local, state, and federal funding programs for remediation and economic redevelopment can be used to move forward on properties that might not initially catch the interest of the private sector. Eligibility requirements will be emphasized as well as stories of the successful layering of the various funds.
1,4-Dioxane Remediation Using Electrical Resistance Heating9:30 - 10:00 AM | Brucite (202 B)Mark Kluger of Dajak1,4-dioxane is resistant to treatment by conventional technologies such as sparging, soil vapor extraction, bioremediation and select oxidation processes. Effective remedial treatment has been largely limited to expensive, predominantly Ex-Situ treatment by advanced chemical oxidation using processes that produce hydroxyl radicals. However, significant concentration reductions in 1,4-dioxane were recently observed at two electrical resistance heating (ERH) projects where ERH was used for treatment of other related solvents.
In-Situ Stabilization/Solidification (ISS) at Two Former MGP Sites in Massachusetts9:30 - 10:00 AM | Gabbs (203 A)Geoffrey Schwartz of GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.This talk will present case studies of two former MGP sites in Massachusetts where ISS was implemented using bucket mixing techniques in varying subsurface conditions. At the Northeast Utilities site in Milford, 10,000 CY of tar-impacted soil was ISS treated to depths up to 15 feet bgs. At the National Grid site in Athol, 6,900 CY of tar-impacted soils was ISS treated to depths ranging from 15 to 35 feet bgs. Bench studies were performed demonstrating reduction in tar mobility. Specifications were prepared prescribing treatment parameters and quality control to ensure complete ISS mixing.
Detailed Stratigraphic Logging Enhances Thermal Remedy at New England Superfund Site10:00 - 10:30 AM | Brucite (202 B)Mike Apfelbaum of Woodard & CurranThermal remediation using Steam Enhanced Extraction (SEE) will be implemented at the Beede Waste Oil Superfund Site to remove remaining NAPL, residual concentrations of VOCs and petroleum hydrocarbons from deeper soils. SEE operations will occur in two phases, with the first phase scheduled to begin in Spring 2015 in a former waste lagoon area (0.8 acres). Soil permeability and anisotropy are critical components for successful design and operation of the steam injection and liquid/vapor recovery system.
New Magnesia Applications in Remediation10:00 - 10:30 AM | Gabbs (203 A)Derek Pizzaro of EnviroBlend, Division of Premier Magnesia, LLCNew applications and advances in utilization of magnesia-based stabilization and solidification amendments for treating heavy metal impacted soil and groundwater. Permeable reactive barrier (PRB), activated magnesia for concomitant chemical stabilization and pozzolanic sequestration, and custom blends to address STLC leaching criteria for projects in California.
The Use of Private Funding to Remediate & Redevelop Impacted Properties11:00 AM - 12:00 PM | Magnesia (202 A)Moderator: Brink Young of Synergy Environmental, Inc. | Panelists: Mary Hashem of RE | Solutions, LLC , Frances Schlosstein of The TBLS Group, Larry Schnapf of Schnapf Law, Michael Sylvester of EWMAHow private funds are being used today to finance impacted properties, understanding the pros & cons to using private funding, discussion of success stories and an update on the EB5 Program.
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Teterboro Landing Brownfields Redevelopment - World’s Largest In-Situ Thermal Desorption Site11:00 - 11:30 AM | Brucite (202 B)John Bierschenk of TerraTherm, Inc.For 70 years, the 63-acre (25 hectare) Teterboro Landing site in New Jersey operated as Bendix Aviation Corporation. Activities at the site included manufacturing aircraft technology to supply both World Wars, guiding the Jet Age and pioneering the Space Age. In its heyday, the site employed 15,000 people. In March 2007, a developer purchased the property with plans to redevelop the site into a transit-oriented development with connections throughout the Meadowlands Region.
Head-to-Head Semi-Dynamic Leach Testing of Organics from Stabilization/Solidification (S/S) Treated Samples11:00 - 11:30 AM | Gabbs (203 A)Dennis Grubb, PhD, PE of Phoenix Services, LLC, Andrew Garrabrants, PhD of CH2M There are currently four semi-dynamic leaching (SDL) tests for testing of waste media treated by stabilization/solidification (S/S), and there is considerable confusion in the marketplace about test method equivalency and their applicability to the leaching of organics from S/S-treated samples. The four SDL methods are: EPA1315M [modified for organics through the use of a polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) jar liner], ANSI 16.1 (ASTM C1308 is shortened version) and the Test America Polyethylene bag (TAPE) approach presented at the 2014 RE3 Conference.
MGP Site Remediation Issues From a Contractor’s Viewpoint11:30 AM - 12:00 PM | Brucite (202 B)Gary Loveland of Terra Contracting Services, LLCIn 1900 the Ann Arbor Gas Company constructed a manufactured gas plant (MGP) on the southern bank of the Huron River near Broadway Street in Ann Arbor, Michigan. DTE Gas acquired the plant and the local distribution system in 1938. DTE continued operating the MGP until the mid-1950s, when it was decommissioned and the operating structures demolished to make way for a service center. As true at a majority of old MGP sites, impacted soil and groundwater as well as the foundations of many of the operating structures remained at the site.
Results of the ISS Demonstration Project at the Quanta Resources Superfund Site11:30 AM - 12:00 PM | Gabbs (203 A)Keli McKenna of CH2MIn 2014, an In-Situ stabilization/solidification (ISS) pilot study was completed on heavily NAPL-impacted soils at the Quanta Resources Superfund site, where naphthalene was the key constituent of concern (COC) from a mass perspective. A series of plots (two each) were tested by both bucket-mixing and auger-based mixing methods administering cement blend doses on the order of 8 to 14% to depths of up to 25 feet below the ground surface.
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RE3 Conference Industry Appreciation Award Recipient and Lunch Keynote Speaker12:30 - 2:00 PM | Callaghanite (204)Bart Blatstein of Tower Investments, Inc.RE3 is pleased to present Philadelphia developer, industry innovator, and active community member Bart Blatstein with the 2015 RE3 Conference Industry Appreciation Award.Sponsored By
A Peek into City Development Successes and Future Plans: Featuring Camden, NJ2:30 - 4:00 PM | Magnesia (202 A)Moderator: Jeff Nash, Esq. of Camden County | Panelists: Michael McCann of Garden State Incentives Group, Anthony Perno III, Esq. of Cooper’s Ferry Partnership
Remediation for Mercury Stabilization by In-Situ Chemical Reduction (ISCR) in Groundwater (Brazil Site)2:30 - 3:00 PM | Brucite (202 B)Sidney Aluani of SGW ServicesAn active Paper Plant in the São Paulo State (Brazil) has its groundwater impacted by mercury, with concentrations up to 895 μg/L. A remediation process is taking place aimed at protecting a nearby river. The plume of contaminant extends through an area of 9000m² (124 m x 111 m), with 8 m deep (from 5,00 to 13,00 meters above ground). The remedial approach involves stabilization of mercury In-Situ via injection of EHC-Hg® amendments, which is composed of ZVI (Zero Valence Iron), and a source of sulfide and phosphorus to promote precipitation of mercury as HgS.
Potential Consequences of Excessive Methane Production Following ERD and Conventional ISCR Treatment: Case Studies and Remedial2:30 - 3:00 PM | Gabbs (203 A)James Mueller, PhD of Provectus Environmental Products, Inc.At some sites, excessive production of methane has been observed following the addition of organic hydrogen donors such as (emulsified) oils, lecithin, sugars and conventional ISCR reagents. This is because methanogens are commonly the most ubiquitous indigenous microbes in anoxic aquifer settings. And given that methanogens replicate in 1 to 2 hours (whereas Dehalococcoides spp. for example double in 24 to 48 hours), they often bloom and dominate following the addition of organic hydrogen donors, thereby liberating large amounts of methane gas.
Full-Scale In-Situ CO2 Sparging to Neutralize a Caustic Brine Plume and Reduce Mercury Levels: Year 1 Results3:00 - 3:30 PM | Brucite (202 B)Robert Mutch, Jr. of Mutch Associates LLCIn-Situ sparging of gaseous CO2 was previously demonstrated through laboratory and pilot-scale testing to be an effective means to neutralize a caustic brine plume (CBP) and to reduce levels of mercury and other heavy metals. The plume covers an area of approximately 14 acres and exhibits high pH levels ranging from 10.5 to 12.0, densities as high as 1.08 g/mL, high dissolved silica concentrations, and mercury ranging from 50 to 1,000 μg/L. The plume lies at the base of a moderately permeable aquifer at depths ranging from 30 to 50 feet below ground surface.
Electrochemical and Physical Mechanisms Affecting Subsurface Distribution of Electron Donor for Enhanced Anaerobic Bioremediation3:00 - 3:30 PM | Gabbs (203 A)Brad Elkins of EOS RemediationThe current convention is small droplet size of emulsified vegetable oil equates to remedial success through optimized distribution. To the contrary, this is not always true. Distribution is a function of lithology, hydrogeology and oil retention of the aquifer material. The use of emulsified vegetable oil as an electron donor for enhanced anaerobic bioremediation is well documented; however, the electrochemical and physical mechanisms affecting distribution in the subsurface have not been extensively correlated to hydrogeological conditions or sediment facies.
Philadelphia’s Lower Schuylkill - Transforming the City’s Largest Industrial District into a Vibrant New Economic Hub2:30 - 4:00 PM | Magnesia (202 A)Moderator: Duane Bumb of the City of Philadelphia | Panelists: Thomas Dalfo of the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corp., Paul Sehnert of the University of Pennsylvania
Enhanced In-Situ Bioremediation of Cadmium and Lead Impacted Groundwater3:30 - 4:00 PM | Brucite (202 B)Andrew Madison, PhD of Golder Associates Inc.Preliminary remediation of a site impacted by elevated levels of dissolved cadmium (Cd) and lead (Pb) was conducted by employing a technology that addresses contaminated groundwater by utilizing existing microorganisms in the subsurface and adding additional carbon sources (e.g. lactate) to the system to stimulate biological reduction of sulfate and subsequent generation of solid-phase Cd and Pb sulfide mineral phases. Cd/Pb/iron sulfides are relatively stable mineral phases provided that the system geochemistry remains relatively constant through time.
Evolution of a Remedial Injection Program in Saprolite3:30 - 4:00 PM | Gabbs (203 A)Stephen Kirschner of Advanced GeoServices Corp.A multi-phase injection program was developed to address TCE contamination in groundwater beneath an industrial building. Different injection techniques were utilized in each of the three formations: overburden soils; Saprolite; and bedrock transition zone. Formation fracturing was utilized to improve the formations ability to accept the injected vegetable oil emulsion and overall distribution of the remediation reagents. Greater than 90% reduction in contaminant concentrations was achieved following the Phase II injections.
The Future of Environmental Due Diligence & Risk Management4:30 - 5:30 PM | Magnesia (202 A)Moderator: Matt Winters, CRM of Frenkel & Company | Panelists: Chip D’Angelo of WCD Group, LLC, Marcel Ricciardelli of Allied World Assurance Company, Jonathan Spergel of Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox LLPThe process and procedures for environmental due diligence and risk assessment in mergers and acquisitions, real estate transactions, and remediation projects have changed little in 30 years. Although testing techniques have become much more sophisticated and the Internet has enabled widespread information exchange, the decision making behavior of stakeholders remains quite antiquated. While capital markets remain robust, competition for funding is increasing and the timeframe to analyze deals is decreasing.
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In-Situ Treatment of Contaminated Fill in a Former Cove Saves Millions in Remediation Costs and Prepares Site for New Building at Naval Base
4:30 - 5:00 PM | Brucite (202 B)Charles Wilk of ALLU Group Inc.Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt is located on Vancouver Island in BC. The base’s mission includes maintenance of Canada’s Pacific Fleet. Part of the historic development of the Base included filling a cove with native and waste materials to form new land. These waste materials were generated from ship building, dry dock and other ship maintenance activities. Eventually this fill site became the site of a maintenance building. That building was torn down around 2005.
New Developments in the Chemical Fixation of Priority Heavy Metals using MetaFix™ Reagents4:30 - 5:00 PM | Gabbs (203 A)Fayaz Lakhwala of PeroxyChem, LLCHigh concentrations of heavy metals are found in many soil and sediment environments. At very high concentrations, heavy metals are known to create toxicity to microorganisms. Treatment approaches that rely on microbial process may not function well in an acutely toxic matrix because important processes such as carbon fermentation, oxygen consumption, and biological sulfate reduction can be significantly slowed or completely inhibited.
Redevelopment of the Former Allied Chrome Plant in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor5:00 - 5:30 PM | Brucite (202 B)Chris French of HoneywellHarbor Point is a 27-acre mixed-use development located on the waterfront in Fells Point, MD. From the 1840’s to 1985, the site was occupied by Allied Signal’s Baltimore Chrome Works. A 1989 Consent Decree between the US DOJ, USEPA, MDE and Allied Signal governs the cleanup and redevelopment of the site. Development of the site is currently slated for three million square feet of mixed commercial and residential use.
Application of Alkaline Activated Persulfate to Treat Petroleum Hydrocarbon Contamination Beneath the Active Construction of a 32-Story High-rise Residential Tower
5:00 - 5:30 PM | Gabbs (203 A)Michael Marley of XDDAlkaline activated persulfate (AAP) was applied beneath the active construction of a 32-story high-rise residential tower three blocks from Penn Station in New York City. The application, the largest in Manhattan at the time, successfully reduced the combined concentration of benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylene (BTEX) compounds in groundwater by 92 to 95 percent and DRO, GRO and BTEX in soil by greater than 99 percent. The groundwater reductions were sustained in quarterly monitoring events a year after the application, leading to the NY-DEC issuing a site closure letter.
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What to Consider When Managing Your Industrial Waste Streams8:30 - 9:30 AM | Callaghanite (204)Moderator: Kevin Davis, PE of Pennoni Associates Inc. | Panelists: Colleen Donofrio of Babst Calland , Kevin Little, PE of Pennoni Associates, Melvin Mitchell, CHCM, CHMM, CSP of MI Metals, Inc.How to integrate process improvements into your waste management program. What are the pitfalls of poor waste management and compliance? Key strategies for effectively minimizing your waste stream.
What it Takes to Redevelop/Repurpose Large Format Assets9:30 - 10:30 AM | Magnesia (202 A)Moderator: Alan Miller of New Jersey Business Action Center | Panelists: Michael Bruno of Giordano, Halleran, & Ciesla, Freeholder Serena DiMaso of Monmouth County, Jeff Garibaldi of The Garibaldi Group , Mayor Eric Hinds of Holmdel Township, Ralph Zucker of Somerset DevelopmentMarket conditions have brought forth a realization from all quarters that largely underutilize assets; for example corporate campuses, shopping centers and industrial facilities are all losing their viability. Representatives from the region will present successes in adaptive re-use and repurposing projects of these challenged sites.
Use of Anaerobic Reductive Dechlorination and Cement/Ferrous Iron System for the Remediation of Chlorinated VOCs9:30 - 10:00 AM | Brucite (202 B)Michael Scalzi of Innovative Environmental TechnologiesThis study relates to the use of anaerobic reductive dechlorination and the presence of a cement/ferrous iron system to address soil and groundwater contamination at a site in Indianapolis, IN that was identified as having impacted soils and groundwater by chlorinated solvents. Researchers have observed decreases in CVOC (Chlorinated Volatile Organic Compounds) concentrations related with the simultaneous existence of cement and iron in the groundwater. PCE (tetrachloroethylene) degradation by Fe(II) in the presence of cement hydration products has been observed in batch slurry reactors.
ASTM’s Standard Guide for Greener Cleanups9:30 - 10:30 AM | Gabbs (203 A)Deborah Goldblum of U.S. EPA Region 3, John Simon of Gnarus Advisors, LLC A diverse group of individuals from the cleanup community came together to build a greener cleanup standard to inspire use of environmentally preferred practices when cleaning up contaminated property. While there has been significant growth in sustainable redevelopment at cleanup sites, these activities enhance only the reuse part of a cleanup project. ASTM’s Standard Guide for Greener Cleanups provides a protocol to make the cleanup aspect of a brownfield redevelopment more sustainable.
Using Electrokinetic Migration of Permanganate for Treatment of Low Permeability Soils: Lessons Learned10:00 - 10:30 AM | Brucite (202 B)Steve Markesic of Redox Tech, LLCAt an active drycleaner site near Chicago, several remediation techniques were implemented to address PCE present in both soil and groundwater. To date, a significant portion of the treatment area has met remedial objectives. However, in one very difficult to access area of the site, targeting the low permeable clay zone extending from 8 to 11 feet bgs has proven challenging. Persisting concentrations of PCE in these soils have ranged from 200 to 800 ppm. Repeated fracturing and injection attempts were unable to deliver amendments into the very stiff, low permeable clay.
Energy Facility Challenges in Redevelopment11:00 AM - 12:00 PM | Magnesia (202 A)Moderator: Andy Levine, Esq. of Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP | Panelists: Stephen Mitchell, PG of Weston Solutions, Inc., Philip Rinaldi of Philadelphia Energy Solutions LLC , Joe Sullivan of Concord Engineering Group, Inc.Representatives from Philadelphia’s burgeoning energy sector will discuss how projects involving previously underutilized energy facilities are revitalizing the region’s economy, the challenges these sites present, and what the future holds.
Sustained-Release Plus (SR+) Technology: Reactive Synergies Resulting from Permanganate in Combination with Persulfate for Passive Contaminant Treatment
11:00 - 11:30 AM | Brucite (202 B)Pamela Dugan, PhD, PG of Carus CorporationComplex organic contaminant mixtures (e.g., gasoline, jet fuel, chlorinated solvents, and solvent stabilizers) are routinely co-disposed at hazardous waste sites and commonly found at many if not most sites. A series of bench-scale oxidation experiments were performed to 1) understand the release rates of blends of permanganate and persulfate from sustained-release cylinders, 2) determine the persistence of oxidants in site soil and groundwater, 3) determine the kinetic rate of 1,4 dioxane and mixtures of chlorinated ethene and ethane degradation…
Overburden and Bedrock Remediation Using BOS 200® at a Former Retail Petroleum Site11:00 - 11:30 AM | Gabbs (203 A)Mike Mazzarese of AST EnvironmentalAST Environmental, Inc. was contracted to remediate petroleum hydrocarbon impacted groundwater within shallow fractured bedrock and overburden soil at a former retail petroleum site. BOS 200® was injected over two field events to successfully achieve the site cleanup goals. The site is currently in the final stages of compliance monitoring and a No Further Action letter has been requested. The bedrock characterization consisted of using a downhole video camera, performing abbreviated pump tests, and performing discrete groundwater sampling at the water producing bedrock features.
Destruction of Emerging Contaminants Utilizing Site-Specific In-Situ Chemical Remediation Approaches11:30 AM - 12:00 PM | Brucite (202 B)Dan Bryant, PhD, PG of Geo-Cleanse International, Inc.Sulfolane, 1,4-dioxane and freon are emerging contaminants that have been detected at sites in Puerto Rico, North Carolina and New Jersey. The sites have undergone investigation, delineation and some source zone remediation; however, large-scale saturated-zone contamination remains an issue. Based on site-specific conditions, In-Situ chemical remediation was determined to be a feasible remedial option.
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Treatability Testing Evaluation and Implementation of In-Situ Stabilization/Solidification at a Former MGP Site11:30 AM - 12:00 PM | Gabbs (203 A)Rajesh Singh of Kleinfelder Inc.RI conducted at a former MGP site in NJ identified impacted soils and groundwater with OM, TM, free and/or residual NAPL. Analytical data indicated elevated levels of BTEX, PAHs and lead in soils and groundwater. In-Situ Stabilization/Solidification was identified as a cost-effective alternative to excavation/off-site disposal. A bench-scale treatability testing was conducted to identify and optimize reagent dosages. USEPA Method 1315 of the LEAF was used in the treatability testing.
Lunch and Keynote Speaker: The Roebling Legacy12:30 - 2:00 PM | Callaghanite (204)Clifford ZinkToday we get excited about FIOS and wireless, but a century ago wire rope was high tech, and the Roeblings were at the forefront of innovation producing wire rope for transformative technologies like suspension bridges, elevators, electrification, cable cars, deep mines, tall buildings, airplanes, reinforced concrete, and suspended roofs. The Roeblings built the Brooklyn Bridge and the great cables on the George Washington and Golden Gate Bridges, provided employment for thousands of workers at four factories, built a model company town, and created America’s first sports car. While the company is gone, the story continues with urban revitalization, a Superfund remediation, and a thriving model town with a new Roebling Museum.
Distressed Assets: Municipal Case Studies Featuring Newark, DE, Middletown Township and Atlantic City, NJ2:30 - 4:00 PM | Magnesia (202 A)Moderator: Catherine Ward of Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP | Panelists: Carol Houck of City of Newark, DE , Gerry Scharfenberger, PhD of Middletown Township, Elizabeth Terenik of Atlantic CityThe panelists will discuss how urban communities revitalize brownfields sites with a combination of public and private funding, and discuss how challenges were identified and overcome.
ISCO of TCE Impacted Groundwater in Basalt Bedrock Through an Enhanced Fracture Network2:30 - 3:00 PM | Brucite (202 B)Omer Uppal of Langan Engineering & Environmental ServicesISCO using blast fracture trenches and hydraulic fracturing enhancements resulted in a significant decrease of the source of a TCE groundwater plume in fractured bedrock at a site in northern New Jersey. The remedial objective was to mitigate the DNAPL source zones that were defined as areas with TCE concentrations in groundwater exceeding 10,000 μg/L. ISCO was implemented using both potassium permanganate and sodium permanganate after the creation of an extensive enhanced fracture network in the Preakness Basalt bedrock.
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Rapid Risk-Reduction and Accelerated Bioremediation Facilitated By an Injectable Colloidal Biomatrix2:30 - 3:00 PM | Gabbs (203 A)Rick Gillespie of RegenesisEnhanced biodegradation and monitored natural attenuation are effective, widely-used tools for elimination of organic contaminants in groundwater. To significantly improve remediation performance, a new In-Situ technology has been developed that accelerates biodegradation and drastically shortens the time frames for reaching groundwater treatment goals.
Performance Based In-Situ Soil Mixing to Treat Tetrachloroethylene Source in Sandy Soil3:00 - 3:30 PM | Brucite (202 B)Prasad Kakarla of ISOTECAfter two rounds of In-Situ chemical oxidation injections using modified Fenton’s reagent (MFR), PCE continued to be present (up to 53,000 μg/L) in a very localized sub-surface interval in flowing sand aquifer at a former manufacturing facility located adjacent to sensitive canal in Holyoke, Massachusetts (Site). PCE had largely been reduced to below target concentrations throughout the treatment area by the injection program and groundwater did not display elevated PCE concentrations downgradient of the small recalcitrant source.
Application of Aerobic Cometabolism for Chlorinated Volatile Organic Compounds (CVOCs)3:00 - 3:30 PM | Gabbs (203 A)Brent O’Dell of Amec Foster WheelerHistorically, groundwater has contained CVOCs at concentrations as high as 20 to 50 ppb, which is above the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s (NJDEP) Ground Water Quality Standards (GWQS). Some of these compounds such as chloroform and carbon tetrachloride were a challenge to treat In-Situ. For the last 10-years, AMEC Foster Wheeler (AmecFW) has successfully applied aerobic cometabolism at a fractured bedrock site in New Jersey, and was able to establish declining trends in CVOC concentrations in groundwater.
Accelerating Trichloroethylene Remediation in Saprolite and Fractured Crystalline Bedrock by In-Situ Chemical Oxidation and In-Situ Chemical Reduction - A Successful Case Study of Combined Remedies at a Challenging Site
3:30 - 4:00 PM | Brucite (202 B)Stan Golaski of Rogers & Callcott EnvironmentalCombined technologies rarely applied at the same site due to their antagonistic redox environments were employed for aggressive remediation of TCE in a fractured gneiss and saprolite aquifer to expedite site closure. In 2013 and 2014, ISCO injection was performed in the source area for contaminant mass destruction, and a series of PRBs employing ISCR were used to address long-term contaminant advection and diffusion in the plume. Baseline maximum concentrations were 138,000 μg/L in the source and 47,100 μg/L in the plume. The reagents were emplaced as slurry using hydraulic fracturing.
Multifaceted Oil Seepage Remedy in Urban Stormwater Conveyance Channel 3:30 - 4:00 PM | Gabbs (203 A)William Smith, P.G. of Environmental Alliance, Inc.Objectives: Environmental Alliance, Inc. (Alliance) designed a remedy to provide a permanent solution to stop the seepage of oil with varying levels of PCBs into an urban stormwater channel, the Meco Drive Ditch, which ultimately discharges to the Delaware River. Approach/Activities: A multi-tier remedy was designed to permanently mitigate the seepage of PCB and PAH impacted oil into Meco Drive Ditch, which is located in Wilmington, Delaware.
Why Developing the Future?As the leadership team for the third annual RE3 Conference discussed possible themes, we kept returning in amazement to the sheer number of brownfield sites and their locations within urban areas. We couldn’t help but imagine how much more vibrant neighborhoods could become if all of this vacant land was returned to productive use. Embracing this vision while honoring the part each of us plays in bringing it to reality led us to this
year’s theme: Developing the Future.
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Technical Posters
Accelerated Biodegradation of Chlorinated Contaminants Facilitated Using an In-Situ Colloidal Biomatrix: A Pilot Study from South CarolinaMatthew Valentine of Woodard and Curran
Full-Scale Remediation of a Large Trichloroethene Plume Using In-Situ Chemical ReductionFayaz Lakhwala of PeroxyChem LLC
Combined ISCO and ISCR Approach for DNAPL Brownfield Redevelopment in New JerseyDr. Dan Bryant of Geo-Cleanse International, Inc.
Use of High Data Density Collection, Bench-Scale Testing, Modeling, and Pilot Testing to Build a Conceptual Site Model and Remediation Plan for a Heavy Metal Plume in Coastal Plain Soil and GroundwaterDavid Duncklee of Duncklee & Dunham, PC
Remediation of Impacted Sediment in a Sensitive Ecological EnvironmentDan Amate of GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.
Guaranteed Remediation TechnologiesMick Warner of Terra Contracting Services, LLC
Addressing VOC Vapor Intrusion at a ChurchDavid Lis, LEP of Ramboll Environ
Results of Full Scale 1,4-Dioxane Synthetic Media Groundwater Remediation SystemSteve Woodard of ECT
DNAPL at a Former Waste Water Treatment FacilityKaren Kinsella of GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.
Evidence of Multiple Reductive Dechlorination Pathways Post In-Situ Chemical Reduction (ISCR) Applicationin a Daughter Compound Rich Aquifer Ravikumar Srirangam of PeroxyChem LLC
Synergy of Trap & Treat BOS 100® and Enhanced Reductive Dechlorination Tackles Large TCE PlumeMike Mazzarese of AST Environmental
Monitored Natural Attenuation Performance Following Source Area Remediation at Former MGP FacilityMichael Shaw of GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.
Implementation of a Cost-Effective Remedial Strategy Through Dynamic Multi-Phase Investigation and the Selection and Integration of In-Situ Technologies to Address a Chlorinated Solvent Plume at an Active Industrial Facility in ConnecticutAdam Duskocy of Ramboll Environ
Leachability Testing of Solidified Soils and Wastes: A Comparison of Outdated Methods to Current MethodsDaniel Ruffing of Geo-Solutions, Inc.
Comparison of In-Situ Technics for Soil RemediationFlorie Jousse of Fondation Innovasol
WTS2000: Accelerated Sedimentation as Pre-Treatment to RemediationJennifer Fenstermaker of Aqualete Industries, LLC
Anti-Cracking Agent Prevent-C Used for Mine Shaft ClosuresKaren Hendrix of Premier Magnesia, LLC
These sessions will be held Wednesday, September 16th + Thursday, September 17th in Dolomite (Room 201).
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CEUs/PDHs for Geologist and EngineersCECs for New Jersey Licensed SiteRemediation Professionals (NJLSRPs)
The RE3 Conference’s Continuing Education program offers technical professionals the opportunity to obtain Professional Development Hours (PDHs) and Continuing Education Credits (CECs) through attendance at the Technical Sessions during the conference. Each individual seeking continuing education at RE3 will be responsible for maintaining their own sign-in packet for credit. Attendees must carry their packet to each session for official RE3 stamp and credit accounting. Please make sure to write your name on each sheet in case they get separated. A certificate of attendance, suitable for submission to any state licensing boards (PE/PG) and the NJLSRP Association, will be supplied post-conference to document the technical sessions attended by the individual seeking credit.
Geologists and engineers will have the opportunity to earn up to 20 credits by attending the Technical Sessions at the RE3 Conference, with each 30-minute session worth 0.5 credit hours.
LSRPs can receive up to 15 continuing credit education hours by attending the RE3 Conference Short Courses and Technical Sessions. A total of 0.5 credits is given for each 30 minutes of session attended.
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Sponsors + ExhibitorsCOMPANY DESCRIPTION CONTACT
A & D Environmental Services, Inc.www.adenviro.com336-803-1783
2 A&D Environmental provides a diverse range of environmental and industrial services in a responsible, accountable manner that reduces risk and delivers peace of mind to the customers, communities, and consultants we serve. With our industry expertise, broad-based experience, and geographic coverage, we are a “one-stop shop” that can manage environmental and industrial issues of virtually any size and scope from start to finish.
Scott [email protected]
Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc.www.ads-pipe.com856-381-9790
49 Advanced Drainage Systems is a manufacturer of HDPE drainage pipe and products.
Steve [email protected]
AEGwww.aegweb.org844-331-7867
7 AEG is the acknowledged international leader in environmental and engineering geology, and is greatly respected for its stewardship of the profession. AEG offers information on environmental and engineering geology useful to practitioners, scientists, students, and the public. Other geosciences organizations recognize the value of using and sharing AEG’s outstanding resources.
Curt Schmidt, [email protected]
ALLU Group, Inc.www.allu.net800-939-2558
33 ALLU Group offers a complete line of technologically advanced screening, crushing, soil stabilizing and compacting equipment and attachments for the asphalt, compost, environmental, recycling, green waste, demolition, mining and pipeline industries.
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ALS Environmentalwww.alsglobal.com360-501-3278
22 Full-service and specialty analytical laboratory testing across North America.
Katie [email protected]
AST Environmentalwww.astenvironmental.com303-880-4714
47 AST Environmental, Inc. is a multi-disciplinary environmental remediation and contracting company that serves as the National and International Product Distributor for the Remediation Products Inc. (RPI) Trap and Treat® products, BOS 100® and BOS 200®. As the lead for distribution, AST is responsible for project design, product sales, project oversight, and post project data review.
Mike [email protected]
AWT Environmental Services, Inc.www.awtenv.com732-613-1660
20 AWT Environmental Services, Inc. is a leading environmental contractor who provides site remediation, waste management, drilling and related services utilizing a combination of conventional and innovative technologies. The company was incorporated in 1982 and serves the Middle Atlantic Region of the United States.
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Bayshore Soil Management, LLCwww.bayshorerecycling.com732-738-6000
41 Bayshore Soil Management (BSM) operates a low temperature thermal desorption unit for remediation of non-hazardous petroleum contaminated soils. BSM accepts soils contaminated with: gasoline, kerosene, jet fuel, #1-6 fuel oils, used oils, coal-tar and PAHs. Part of the Bayshore Family of Companies, a one stop shop for recycling and disposal.
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Carus Corporationwww.caruscorporation.com815-223-1500
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CETCOwww.cetco.com267-885-5653
38 CETCO offers solutions for commercial, industrial and infrastructure construction challenges worldwide. We provide expertise in transforming minerals and polymers into technologies that improve productivity and performance. From technical problem-solving to on-site supervision, CETCO consults with customers to develop long-term solutions.
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Chongqing Changyuan Chemical Corporation Limiteden.changyuancorp.com708-628-5706
8 Changyuan Chemical Corporation Limited is the largest manufacturer of potassium permanganate in the world. Our potassium permanganate and sodium permanganate are extensively used in In-Situ chemical remediation projects. Thanks to our patented production process and industrial experience, our plant is both environmentally friendly and highly energy efficient.
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Clean Earth, Inc.www.cleanearthinc.com215-734-1400
26 Clean Earth is one of the largest processors of hazardous and non-hazardous soils, dredge sediments, drill cuttings and hazardous waste on the East Coast. We have 25 years of experience handling over three million tons of material annually through a network of 12 full-service facilities. 98% of the material processed is recycled.
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Eco-Rental Solutionswww.eco-rentalsolutions.com855-326-7368
53 With six office locations, Eco-Rental Solutions is perfectly positioned as a national supplier for the rental, sales & service of environmental monitoring and sampling equipment. We pride ourselves on offering the most responsive customer service and access to the NEWEST and best maintained fleet of rental equipment in the industry.
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EnviroBlendwww.enviroblend.com610-828-6929
6 EnviroBlend® is a family of treatment chemicals, custom-blended to render metal-bearing wastes non-hazardous. EnviroBlend-treated waste results in stable compounds that reduce metal leaching in all reasonable disposal settings, alleviating liability exposure and providing significant cost savings, all in accordance with state and federal regulatory guidelines.
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Since 1982, Ramboll Environ has worked with clients around the world to help resolve their most demanding environmental and human health issues. We combine resources across geographic boundaries and technical and scientific disciplines to respond to existing site remediation challenges, evaluate opportunities to improve performance and reduce future liabilities.
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Environmental Waste Minimization, Inc.www.ewmi.com484-275-6900
36 Remediation & Field Services, Transportation & Disposal, Construction Management, Demolition & Decommissioning, 24/7 emergency response.
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Enviro-Prep System - A Product of HCIwww.enviro-prep.com715-845-7221
23 Enviro-Prep System creates lead abatement products for non-hazardous disposal.
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EOS Remediationwww.eosremediation.com919-873-2204
25 EOS Remediation is a leading women-owned small business supplying soil and groundwater remediation products that have been used globally for more than a decade. Our patented technologies have been independently validated while consistently achieving on-site remediation goals. EOS Remediation combines award-winning products with superior technical assistance to ensure successful outcomes.
Brad [email protected]
ESC Lab Scienceswww.esclabsciences.com215-341-1141
30 ESC Lab Sciences is the largest single-location environmental laboratory in the US. Established in 1970, our growth and success are built on meeting our clients’ needs for fast and reliable service. ESC performs analysis of groundwater, wastewater, drinking water, soil, air and mold and maintains certifications through several national programs and is approved/accredited in all 50 states.
ESMI Companieswww.esmicompanies.com603-783-0228
24 ESMI Companies is an industry leader in the utilization of thermal desorption technology for the remediation, recycling, and beneficial reuse of contaminated and uncontaminated media. Media includes materials such as soil, stone, dredge, mine tailings, paper mill sludge, and much more.
Mike [email protected]
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Field Environmental Instrumentswww.fieldenvironmental.com412-436-2600
16 Field Environmental Instruments (FEI) and Field Data Solutions (FDS) combine forces to bring the most comprehensive, remote, real-time site monitoring solution and data collection network to the environmental industry.
Melvin [email protected]
Frenkel & Companywww.frenkel.com610-660-7758
3 Frenkel & Company is a full-service business insurance brokerage firm serving clients for 135 years. We cater to the environmental service firm and real estate development sectors with our Environmental Risk Division. Claims Management and Loss Control resources and support are readily available.
Matt [email protected]
FRx, Inc.www.frx-inc.com864-356-8424
48 FRx is the inventor and market leader in providing hydraulic fracturing technologies for the remediation of soils and groundwater. FRx provides contact to In-Situ contaminants.
Doug [email protected]
Geochemical Testingwww.geo-ces.com814-443-4671
44 Geochemical Testing is a NELAP accredited laboratory certified for over 1,000 chemical analysis parameters. We sample and test groundwater, wastewater, soil, waste materials for characterization, and more for contaminants and chemical properties. Our client support team is adept at overcoming every challenge that comes with the complexities of environmental compliance.
Fred [email protected]
Geo-Cleanse International, Inc.www.GeoCleanse.com732-970-6696
54 Geo-Cleanse International, Inc. (Geo-Cleanse) is a full-service remediation firm dedicated to the design and implementation of In-Situ chemical remediation technologies. We have completed hundreds of field-scale remediation programs across the US, Canada, and Europe, including several of the largest sites utilizing chemical remediation technologies, as well as high-profile Superfund and brownfield projects.
Will [email protected]
GeoSierra Environmental, Inc.www.geosierraenv.com609-975-6400
39 GeoSierra Environmental, Inc., concentrates on technological-driven services for soil and groundwater remediation to expedite site closure strategies. We are successful in modifying soil and groundwater remedies to save costs, eliminate O&M, and reduce the time to site closure by creating turnkey solutions from limited, site-specific investigation activities to design and build.
John [email protected]
Geo-Solutions Inc.www.geo-solutions.com724-335-7273
19 Geo-Solutions is an industry leader for In-Situ soil stabilization/solidification, construction of vertical barriers, bio-polymer collection trenches, permeable reactive barriers, and wetlands restoration.
Golder Associates Inc.www.golder.com856-793-2005
40 Golder Associates is a respected, employee-owned, global company providing consulting, design, and construction services in our specialist areas of earth, environment, and the related areas of energy. From 180 offices worldwide, our 8,000 employees work with clients to manage their environmental and engineering activities in a technically sound, economically viable, and socially responsible manner.
Charles [email protected]
GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.www.gza.com267-464-3620
51 Founded in 1964, GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc. (GZA) is a full-service engineering consulting company providing services in the following core practice areas: Environmental, Geotechnical, Construction Management, Ecological and Water. GZA employs approximately 550 engineers, scientists, and technical support staff in 25 offices, and is an employee-owned firm.
Michael [email protected]
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Heritage Environmental Services, LLCwww.heritage-enviro.com315-406-9342
10 Heritage Environmental Services is a provider of rail transportation and disposal services for PCB and/or RCRA hazardous soil.
Steve [email protected]
Innovative Remediation TechnologiesirtechLLC.com773-299-1954
1 IRT offers innovative solutions to your site remediation issues by providing site evaluation, customized remedial design, and complete field application services.
Roger [email protected]
ISOTECwww.isotec-inc.com617-964-0945
37 Environmental Remediation Services & Technologies Will [email protected]
JRW Bioremediation, LLCwww.jrwbioremediation.com913-438-5544
42 Since 1999, JRW Bioremediation has been providing environmentally-friendly products used in the anaerobic remediation of contaminated groundwater. Our products are being used to clean up chlorinated solvents, perchlorates, acid mine drainage, and heavy metals, and have been deployed at sites across North America and Europe.
Gwyn [email protected]
Langan Engineeringwww.langan.com201-794-6900
52 Langan is a full-service consulting engineering firm. Langan employs more than 850 professionals in its 21 offices. Langan provides environmental consulting and site engineering services for private developers, property owners and public sector clients. Our major disciplines include environmental, site/civil, geotechnical engineering.
Mark [email protected]
Pennoni and Associateswww.pennoni.com215-222-3000
Pennoni Associates is an engineering and design consulting firm with over four decades of experience. We are a champion of the environment, working with our clients on sustainable and “green” solutions that will take us into the future while preserving our natural resources. We are proud of our work, we are proud of our employees and the professional services that we provide.
Angelo [email protected]
PeroxyChem LLCwww.peroxychem.com/remediation312-480-5250
34 Environmental Solutions, In-Situ technologies for soil and groundwater remediation.
Ravikumar [email protected]
Provectus Environmental Productswww.provectusenvironmental.com815-650-2230
45 Provectus Environmental Products, Inc. uniquely provides genuinely progressive environmental biotechnologies for the amelioration of soil, sediment, and groundwater impacted by myriad constituents of interest.
Redox Tech, LLCwww.redox-tech.com919-678-0140
5 Founded in 1995, Redox Tech, LLC is a specialty remediation contractor that provides In-Situ remediation products and services such as conceptual design, turn-key pilot-scale and full-scale application. We’ve partnered with Carus Corporation to provide our products throughout the US and Europe.
John [email protected]
Regenesiswww.regenesis.com610-488-5550
18 REGENESIS is a global leader in proven and cost-effective environmental technologies for the remediation of contaminated sites. Since 1994, we’ve been developing and manufacturing a range of products that are applied directly to soil and groundwater to enhance the treatment of contaminants. Worldwide, REGENESIS products have been applied at tens of thousands of sites in more than 20 countries.
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35 Remediation Workshop is the largest technical training organization for the remediation industry in North America. Half-day workshops are created for 3 different environmental industries: Remediation, Air Quality, & Waste Water. Each attendee receives a CEU Certificate worth 4 Professional Development Hours towards continuing education credits.
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RemQuest Advanced Remediation Productswww.remquestonline.com225-767-3819
29 RemQuest is a supplier of green and sustainable remediation products and technologies.
ReSolution Partners, LLCwww.resolutionpartnersllc.net608-669-1248
12 ReSolution Partners delivers unique solutions for remediation of heavy metals and VOCs. Our services integrate creative remediation strategies and best-fit remediation technologies to achieve site closure cost-effectively. Services include treatability studies, remedial options and design, and full-scale implementation.
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Resource Renewalwww.LRSRenewal.com856-273-1009
31 The Resource Renewal Companies integrate many disciplines in the remediation industry including consulting, engineering, redevelopment, and remedial solutions. Land Resource Solutions, one of the Resource Renewal Companies, is a Brownfield to Greenfield (B2G) project management organization, providing services to convert old landfills and brownfield sites into renewed, productive, usable property.
Christina [email protected]
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Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young LLPwww.stradley.com856-321-2415
21 From establishing one of the first mutual funds in the country in 1928 to handling the naming rights for a major Philadelphia stadium in 2004 to preventing the NASDAQ delisting of a major public company in 2014, Stradley’s team of attorneys seamlessly addresses the full spectrum of our clients’ needs, ranging from sophisticated corporate transactions to complex commercial litigation.
Catherine Ward, [email protected]
Suburban Testing Labswww.suburbantestinglabs.com610-858-1295
50 Environmental Testing Laboratory specializing in analysis of water, soil, wastewater and other solid materials. NELAC Accredited, independently owned and operated since 1963, small business certified.
Beth [email protected]
Synergy Environmental, Inc.www.synergyenvinc.com484-369-2036
14 Synergy is recognized in the Mid-Atlantic region as a quality provider of environmental engineering and consulting services. Our expertise includes soil/groundwater investigation and remediation; brownfields investigation and redevelopment; construction management and landfill closures; UST-related projects; regulatory permitting; and litigation support.
Brink [email protected]
Terra Contracting Serviceswww.terracontracting.net269-375-9595
27 Terra Contracting Services is a premier environmental services company that provides comprehensive enviromental services anywhere in the country. Terra has specialized capabilities that can be easily integrated to provide a single source, cost effective solution to complex, multi-phase projects.
Laura [email protected]
Terra Systems, Inc.www.terrasystems.net302-798-9553
17 Terra Systems has been developing In-Situ bioremediation technology since the 1980’s. Today, Terra Systems offers patented emulsified vegetable oil (EVO) bioremediation products and unsurpassed technical support for the reduction of chlorinated solvents. Our products have assisted site remediation companies with green alternatives for over 18 years.
Michael [email protected]
TerraTherm, Inc.www.terratherm.com978-730-1252
15 TerraTherm, Inc. is the worldwide leader in thermal remediation of soil contaminated with organic chemicals. Our technologies, including In-Situ Thermal Desorption (ISTD) and In-Pile Thermal Desorption® (IPTD®) have been proven capable of remediating all hazardous organic compounds in soil and groundwater to levels at or below regulatory cleanup standards.
Kelly [email protected]
TestAmericawww.testamericainc.com703-758-8381
55 TestAmerica is the leading environmental testing firm in the US, providing innovative technical expertise and comprehensive analytical testing services. Our specialty testing includes the U.S. EPA™’s Leaching Environmental Assessment Framework [LEAF] methods to support the applied technical evaluation, including In-situ Stabilization [ISS] treatment of metals, as well as organics.
Patricia [email protected]
Ursus Remediation Testing & Technologies, LLCUrsusRemediationTesting.com608-437-7413
32 Laboratory treatability testing services for heavy metal and organic contaminated soil and groundwater.
Andrew [email protected]
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USP Technologiesusptechnologies.com404-352-6070 x109
43 USP Technologies (USP) provides turn-key chemical management and full service field service programs to engineering firms and remediation technology practitioners utilizing In-Situ Chemical Oxidation (ISCO) or other technologies requiring chemical storage and handling.
Michelle [email protected]
Vironex, Inc.www.vironex.com401-987-8590
46 Vironex is a national leader in environmental field services, providing value-added integration of both high resolution site characterization and remediation support services, utilizing our Search and Destroy methodology.
Andy [email protected]
Weeks Marine, Inc.www.weeksmarine.com908-272-4010
9 Founded in 1919, Weeks Marine is a multi-divisional marine contractor that is structured to support environmental dredging projects of all scopes and sizes. Weeks Marine is backed by an extensive fleet of marine equipment and in house engineering/technical resources to tackle complex projects.
Nicholas A. [email protected]
Woodard & Curranwww.woodardcurran.com609-608-0489
4 Woodard & Curran is an 800-person, integrated engineering, science, and operations company. Privately held and steadily growing, we serve public and private clients locally and nationwide. At the heart of our company are our talented people whose commitment and integrity drive results for our clients every day.
Paul [email protected]
XOSwww.xos.com518-880-1500
11 XOS is a leading manufacturer of application-specific X-ray analyzers, offering elemental analysis solutions that improve public safety and efficiency in industries like petroleum, consumer products, and environmental compliance. XOS offers portable, lab, and process analyzers for petroleum applications and analyzers to detect toxic elements in consumer products and the environment.
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Biographies + IndexALUANI, SIDNEY SGW Services6, 12
AMATE, DAN GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.18
APFELBAUM, MIKE Woodard & Curran6, 10
BARTSCH, CHARLIE EPA6, 10
BECKER, RUSS EnviroAnalytics Group6, 10
BIERSCHENK, JOHN TerraTherm, Inc.6, 11
BLATSTEIN, BART Tower Investments, Inc.2, 4, 6, 12
BOUSQUET, PHILIP Esq.Bousquet Holstein PLLC6, 10
BOYLE, SUE MRPGEI Consultants, Inc.6, 10, 30
BROWN, BARBARA Maryland Department of Environment6, 10
BRUNO, MICHAEL Giordano, Halleran & Ciesla, P.C.7, 14
BRYANT, DAN PhD, PGGeo-Cleanse International, Inc.6, 7, 14, 18, 30
BUMB, DUANE City of Philadelphia6, 12
D’ANGELO, CHIP WCD Group7, 12
DALFO, THOMAS Philadelphia Industrial Development Corp.6, 12
DAVIS, KEVIN PEPennoni Associates Inc.7, 14
FRENCH, CHRIS Honeywell7, 13
GARIBALDI, JEFFREY The Garibaldi Group6, 10, 11
GARRABRANTS, ANDREW PhDCH2M6, 10, 11
GEHRET, CHARIS Premier Magnesia, LLC2, 30
GILLESPIE, RICK Regenesis7, 16
GOLASKI, STAN Rogers & Callcott Environmental7, 16
GOLDBLUM, DEBORAH U.S. EPA Region 37, 14
GRUBB, DENNIS PhD, PE Phoenix Services, LLC6, 10, 11, 30
DIMASO, FREEHOLDER SERENA Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders7, 14
DONOFRIO, COLLEEN Babst Calland7, 14
DUGAN, PAMELA PhD, PGCarus Corporation7, 14, 30
DUNCKLEE, DAVID Duncklee & Dunham, PC18
DUSKOCY, ADAM Ramboll Environ18
ELKINS, BRAD EOS Remediation6, 12
FATIGA, ANGELO Pennoni Associates Inc.30
FENSTERMAKER, JENNIFER Aqualete Industries, LLC18
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HASELOW, JOHN Redox Tech, LLC6, 30
HASHEM, MARY RE | Solutions, LLC6, 10
HENDRIX, KAREN Premier Magnesia, LLC18
HINDS, MAYOR ERIC Holmdel Township7, 14
HOUCK, CAROL City of Newark, DE7, 15
JOSTES, RANDALL Environmental Liability Transfer, Inc.6, 10
JOUSSE, FLORIE Fondation Innovasol18
KAKARLA, PRASAD ISOTEC7, 16
KENYON, JUSTIN New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA)6, 10
KINSELLA, KAREN GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.18
KIRSCHNER, STEPHEN Advanced GeoServices Corp.6, 12
KLUGER, MARK Dajak6, 10
LAKHWALA, FAYAZ PeroxyChem LLC7, 13, 18
LEVINE, ANDY Esq.Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP7, 14
LEVY, MARK Jones Lang LaSalle6, 10
LIS, DAVID LEP Ramboll Environ18
LITTLE, KEVIN PEPennoni Associates7, 14
LOVELAND, GARY Terra Contracting Services, LLC6, 11
LUND, LOREN PhDCH2M6, 10
MADISON, ANDREW PhDGolder Associates Inc.6, 12
MARKESIC, STEVE Redox Tech, LLC7, 14
MARLEY, MICHAEL XDD7, 13
MAZZARESE, MIKE AST Environmental7, 14, 18
MCCANN, MICHAEL Garden State Incentives Group LLC6, 12
MCKENNA, KELI CH2M6, 11
MILLER, ALAN State of New Jersey7, 14, 30
MITCHELL, MELVIN CHCM, CHMM, CSPMI Metals, Inc.7, 14
MITCHELL, STEPHEN PGWeston Solutions, Inc.7, 14
MOLOTSKY, BRAD Brandywine Realty Trust30
MUELLER, JAMES PhDProvectus Environmental Products, Inc.6, 7, 12, 30
MUTCH, JR., ROBERT Mutch Associates LLC6, 12
NASH, JEFF Esq.Camden County6, 12
O’DELL, BRENT Amec Foster Wheeler7, 16
PERNO III, ANTHONY Esp.Cooper’s Ferry Partnership6, 12
PIZARRO, DEREK EnviroBlend, Division of Premier Magnesia, LLC6, 7, 30
PIZARRO, LUIS US EPA Region 36, 10
PIZARRO, LUIS US EPA Region 36, 10
REHM, BERND ReSolution Partners, LLC6, 30
RICCIARDELLI, MARCEL Allied World Assurance Company7, 12
RINALDI, PHILIP Philadelphia Energy Solutions7, 14
RUFFING, DANIEL Geo-Solutions, Inc.18
SCALZI, MICHAEL Innovative Environmental Technologies7, 14
SCHARFENBERGER, GERRY PhDState of New Jersey7, 15
SCHLOSSTEIN, FRANCES The TBLS Group6, 10
SCHNAPF, LARRY Schnapf Law6, 10
SCHWARTZ, GEOFFREY GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.6, 10
SEHNERT, PAUL University of Pennsylvania6, 12
SHAW, MICHAEL GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.18
SIMON, JOHN Gnarus Advisors, LLC7, 14
SINGH, RAJESH Kleinfelder Inc.7, 15
SMITH, WILLIAM PGEnvironmental Alliance, Inc.7, 16
SPERGEL, JONATHAN Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox LLP7, 12
SRIRANGAM, RAVIKUMAR PeroxyChem LLC18
SULLIVAN, JOE Concord Engineering Group, Inc.7, 14
SYLVESTER, MICHAEL EWMA6, 10
TAMBURINO, CAROL 30
TERENIK, ELIZABETH Atlantic City7, 15
UPPAL, OMER Langan Engineering & Environmental Services7, 15
VALENTINE, MATTRHEW Woodard and Curran18
VON STAMWITZ, GEORGE Armstrong Teasdale6, 10
WARD, CATHERINE Esq.Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP7, 15, 30
WARNER, MICK Terra Contracting Services, LLC18
WILK, CHARLES ALLU Group Inc.7, 13
WINTERS, MATT CRMFrenkel & Company7, 12,, 30
WOODARD, STEVE ECT18
YOUNG, BRINK Synergy Environmental, Inc.6, 10, 30
ZINK, CLIFFORD Author, The Roebling Legacy2, 4, 7, 15
ZUCKER, RALPH Somerset Development7, 14
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