Strategies for Source Reduction, Plume Stability, and Post-Closure Obligations Under EPA's New Institutional Controls Policy

What: Strategies for Source Reduction, Plume Stability, and Post-Closure Obligations Under EPA's New Institutional Controls Policy

When: Thursday, Feb. 21, 2013 | 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. | Register Now!

Where: Barnes & Thornburg LLP - Grand Rapids | 171 Monroe Ave. N.W., Suite 100 | Grand Rapids, MI

Join speakers from Regenesis and Barnes & Thornburg LLP on Thurs., Feb. 21 in Grand Rapids for a seminar on source reduction, plume stability and post-closure obligations under the EPA's new institutional controls policy.

Topic 1: Benefits of Aggressive Source Reduction - Legal & Practical Implications to Site Closure

Speakers: David R. Gillay and Tammy L. Helminski, Barnes & Thornburg LLP

• Overview of Key Statutory Amendments
• Alternative Closure Options for State Remediation Programs
• Reasons to Consider Aggressive Source Reduction
• Long-Term Stewardship Obligations - Balancing Source Reduction with Risk Management
• Creating an Institutional Control Implementation & Assurance Plan (ICIAP) under EPA's new Institutional Controls Guidance

Topic 2: Advanced Remedial Approaches for Source Area and Plume Treatment

Speaker: Barry Poling, REGENESIS

• Source Area Treatment Methods
• Advanced remedial methods to improve free product recovery
• Integrated treatment strategies to reduce mass flux
• Innovative source area excavation to enchance plume stability
• Enhanced Groundwater Plume Stability Strategies
• Chemical oxidation to bioremediation approaches - "lessons learned"
• Remediation Design and Application Services
• Keys to a successful in-situ injection program

Registration: You can register for this seminar online by visiting the following location: http://www.regenesis.com/regenesis-resource-center/seminars/default.aspx