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Natural Resources Damage Assessment
Short Course

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Society of Environmental Toxicology & Chemistry
North Atlantic Chapter

February 5 & 6, 2007
Whispering Pines Conference Center
Laurel Lodge Meeting Room
West Greenwich, RI

Photo: Fish & Wildlife Service,
Hudson River, NY

Photo: South West Research Institute
Natural Resources Damage Assessment (NRDA)
In recent years, there has been an effort by regulators and trustees to encourage the integration of Natural Resource Damage concerns into the site cleanup process, as opposed to addressing Natural Resource Damage Assessment separately after remedy implementation.  This short course will address key issues in this process.

Photo: Fish & Wildlife
Service, CA

A notebook of course materials will be provided to attendees.

Program
 
Monday Evening (5pm - 9pm) February 5, 2007

  • Arrival & Registrations - Sycamore Lodge
  • Reception/Banquet - Sycamore Lodge
  • Keynote speakers following the banquet at the Laurel Lodge: "NRDA in New England" Dale Young (Director of Natural Resource Damage Assessment Program, Executive Office of Environmental Affairs, MA) and Mark Barash (U.S. Dept of Interior Solicitor's Office).

  Tuesday All Day at the Laurel Lodge (8am - 6pm) February 6, 2007

  • Welcome, Logistics, & Objectives
  • Overview of NRD Process – CWA, CERCLA, OPA
  • Legal Aspects and Other Appropriate Regulatory Applications
  • Trusteeship including Tribal Perspective
  • Pre-NRD Activities – Pre-Assessment Screen, CWA/OPA Releases, CERCLA Integration
  • Injury Determination – Baseline, Pathway Analysis, Use of Conceptual Site Models, Natural Resource Assessment
  • Buffet Luncheon at the Sycamore Lodge
  • Injury Quantitation - Application of Ecorisk Tools, Difference Between Risk and Injury
  • Damage Determination, Economic Valuation (HEA 101 and other tools)
  • Restoration Scaling, Planning and Implementation
  • Wrap Up and Lessons Learned

Morning continental breakfast served through break, buffet luncheon, and breaks included.

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