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The 12th Annual Georgia Environmental Conference Steering Committee is pleased to present the following Topics for GEC 2017 program.
1.7 Soil Health and Its Impact on Water Quality - TBD Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Terrance Rudolph
2.7 Advanced Biofuel Production in Georgia - Among Georgia's many natural bounties are its vast forest lands which can serve as abundant, sustainable feedstock to fuel multiple advanced biofuel production plants. In addition, the state's climate and economy make the state a prime target for scale-up of cover crops that could supply substantially more biomass for fuel conversion. This panel will speak to projects under development and the associated new technologies and business models that will (or can) be leveraged to contribute to a strong, sustainable bioeconomy in the state. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Tara McCullen
4.7 Energy Efficiency Programs at NRCS for the Agricultural Community - TBD Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Terrance Rudolph
5.7 Georgia Agriculture Going Vertical: The Search for a Sustainable Food System - This session offers an informative panel discussion on the subject of controlled environment agriculture (CEA) and its future in Georgia. The City of Atlanta is standing firm with its promise to significantly reduce food deserts in the city and has identified CEA as one industry that may support its cause. To nurture and further develop this fledgling industry Southern Company has recognized the enormous economic impact of CEA and is welcoming new businesses to the heart of the South. Industry consultants, Blue Planet Consulting, see a knowledge gap in the emerging field and have the talent, skill, and stamina to travel all over the world to show and tell the benefits of this new way to grow produce. Together, municipalities, utility providers, and technical experts are working collaboratively to cultivate a growing movement that is projected to bring new jobs, greater access to nutritious foods, and fuel an ag-tech economy with enormous potential. Panelists will present findings from early adopters in Georgia, some epic failures, threats to the natural environment, economic market potential, and the importance of finding new ways to produce more food with less resources. Moderator: Dr. Jairo Garcia, City of Atlanta Speakers: Henry Gordon-Smith, Blue Planet Consulting; Mario Cambardella, Mayor's Office of Sustainability, City of Atlanta; Stan Vangilder, Southern Company Topic Coordinator: Jairo Garcia
8.7 Water Quality Implementation on Georgia's Golf Courses - Water quality is a vital part of holistic environmental management for all users and of the highest interest to consumers. Today's water users and providers have a focus on water quality greater than any time in history. Golf courses are no different. Golf courses are under increased public scrutiny about water use (golf is not perceived the same as the average water user), and the development of formalized recommendations for water management will be critical for the future of our industry. To manage the quality of water running through or off of their property, the Georgia Golf Course Superintendents Association have developed an industry specific Best Management Practices manual to protect both the water for their use and the water that leaves their courses. This session is designed as a panel discussion to discuss what practices are being promoted in the BMP manual and what golf course superintendents are doing to help protect water quality both on the courses and that leaving the golf course. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Gary Hawkins
9.5 Solar Power in Agriculture - Solar usage is increasing in Georgia and agriculture is part of that expansion. Solar is being used to protect water quality by providing an alternative energy source in remote locations. Solar is also helping to power agricultural operations and provide energy in remote locations for multiple uses. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Gary Hawkins
1.2 Clean Air Act Update - TBD Moderator: Max Zygmont, Kazmarek Mowrey Cloud Laseter LLP Speakers: Karen Hays, Georgia EPD; Colin McCall, All4, Inc.; Jeffrey Barwick, ERM Topic Coordinator: Max Zygmont
2.2 Drone Capabilities and Various Environmental Uses - Panel of drone users share various uses of drones, from the "10,000 feet" perspective (aerial photos, topography) to "in the weeds" detail (real time VOC monitoring). Session will include video of a successful proof of concept project at large refinery using digital imaging to detect VOCs from 200′ above ground level. Moderator: Christine Mayo, Wenck Speakers: Mitch Larson, Wenck Associates; Brian LeRoy, IST, Inc.; Andy Carroll, GISP, P.G., Skytec, LLC Topic Coordinator: Tara McCullen
3.2 Regional Haze Round 2 (State Implementation and EPA Policy) - EPA revised its regional haze rules in January 2017, just before inauguration of President Trump, and those revisions have the potential to make the regional haze program even more comprehensive and likely to impose costly control requirements than originally conceived. The presentation will cover the status of that program and prospects for its implementation under the Trump Administration. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Byron Kirkpatrick
4.2 Solarize Georgia - Georgia has an uplifting solar story to tell. We had 22 MW of installed solar at the end of 2012. We exceeded 1,100 MW by the end of 2016. The vast majority of this added capacity has been through ground-mount, utility-scale solar farms. The rooftop solar market has been left behind in Georgia's solar boom. Solarize campaigns in Georgia have helped spur the rooftop solar market. The first two community-led campaigns, Solarize Tybee and Solarize Athens, represent 63 percent of all residential installs in Georgia between 2015 and 2016. Solarize Decatur-DeKalb, Georgia's third community-led Solarize campaign, is wrapping up with a goal to reach 100 residential solar installations. While Solarize campaigns are successfully moving Georgia's rooftop solar market, the typical participant is an upper-income homeowner or private business. Despite the dramatically lower prices available via Solarize's bulk-purchase model, nonprofits and low and moderate income (LMI) households struggle with paying the upfront costs of solar systems. For this reason, we give Georgia's Solarize campaigns a grade of "C" with regards to reaching all rooftop solar market segments that will benefit from solar. The goal of this panel is to discuss the Solarize Programs in Georgia and how to solve the equity aspect of the solarize campagins. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Jairo Garcia
6.2 Impact of Climate Change on GA Public Health - Climate change is generally associated with disasters, but rarely associated to public health risks. According to the American Public Health Association, climate change can harm the water supply and increase vector-borne diseases. This panel will discuss the risks of climate change to public health and how Georgia can protect the most at-risk populations. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Jairo Garcia
7.2 Climate Change Resiliency/Adaptation - Climate change risk assessment is a first step in adaptation planning. This session will walk through some of the challenges and opportunities related to identifying risks and establishing climate resiliency, stumbling blocks, stakeholder communications, etc. Moderator: Mike Shoemaker, Wenck Speakers: Miranda Mair, Wenck; Stephanie Stuckey, City of Atlanta Topic Coordinator: Tara McCullen
8.2 Post Recovery and Planning for Disasters - The impacts of 2016's forest fires and storms reminded the broader public that disaster recovery and planning is critical, but community leaders have long been anticipating disaster scenarios and positioning for rapid recovery. Hear from professionals directly involved in some of Georgia's recent disaster challenges and learn about GA Dept. of Natural Resources' current effort to have coastal counties establish formal disaster plans. Moderator: Katherine Moore, Georgia Conservancy Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Katherine Moore
9.2 Carbon and Criteria Pollutant Emissions Reductions in Aviation - Modeling emissions and quantifying reductions from operational and procedural changes highlighting FAA AEDT software. Moderator: TBD Speakers: Stephanie Zhu, Delta; Mike Shoemaker, Wenck Topic Coordinator: Tara McCullen
1.5 Development Outside of Atlanta: Grants Projects and Private Development Challenges - This session provides an overview of development opportunities, challenges, and case studies in Coastal Georgia/Florida and mid-sized Georgia cities, including Brownfield redevelopment of the corner lot (a case study of the technical and regulatory path for two sites in Savannah) and follow up with GEDA, EPA Region 4, and local development authorities. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Len DiPrima
2.5 Vapor Intrusion as it Relates to Brownfields: What Regulators, Consultants, Attorneys, and Others Wished They Knew About VI - Attendees will hear the perspectives of regulators, consultants, and attorneys on vapor intrusion issues, with an overview of the main issues each of these stakeholders most frequently have to spend time correcting or clarifying with the other stakeholders. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Jonathan Wells
3.5 Thinking Outside the Box with Brownfield and VRP - Each re-development project is different and requires an individual evaluation of what program(s) will be most beneficial. This session includes case studies and creative solutions for development in a variety of settings. Moderator: Adam Hayes, Wenck Associates Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Adam Hayes
4.5 Shovel Ready Certification of Georgia Brownfields: The Georgia Ready for Accelerated Development (GRAD) Program Expands to Create Cutting Edge Economic Development Opportunities - The discussion will provide a summary of Georgia's Shovel-Ready Site Certification program and provide a compelling case study regarding the recent certification of a Brownfield Site under Georgia's GRAD Certification Program. To qualify for GRAD Shovel-Ready status, available sites must meet the program's due diligence standards, be reviewed by a third party, and earn the final approval of a steering committee comprised of public and private sector economic development professionals. GRAD site certification opens doors with the National Site Selection Consultants and local industrial developers alike. Until recently the GRAD program was informally closed to Brownfield properties. This session will highlight the GRAD program requirements and benefits and provide discussion to the certification of Georgia's first GRAD certified Brownfield. Moderator: Keith Ziobron, Resolute Environmental & Water Resources Consulting Speakers: Jason Dunn, Fitzgerald Ben Hill Development Authority; Mike Grundmann, Advanced Manufacturing, Georgia Department of Economic Development Topic Coordinator: Keith Ziobron
5.5 Land Protection Branch Update #1 - Leaders of Georgia's EPD Land Protection Branch will give updates on rule revisions made in the last year related to HSRA and RCRA, as well as other important changes to regulations and processes that may affect Georgia property and industry stakeholders. Moderator: Kimberly Hale, Kazmarek Mowrey Cloud Laseter LLP Speakers: Jeff Cown, EPD; Jason Metzger, EPD Topic Coordinator: Max Zygmont
6.5 Further Characterization or Just Start Cleaning Up Your Contaminated Site? - At issue is monies best spent on 1) characterizing the site, identifying the contaminant source area, and predicting the volume of impacted soils and/or plume vs. 2) implementing remediation action clean up. Clearly, one comes before the other, but which one – and how often is this true? This session will focus on the adequacy of initiating the remediation of the contaminant prior to, during, or following site characterization and source identification. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Nils Thompson
6.7 Risk and Loss Management - This session discusses the status of the environmental insurance marketplace, with specific detail about recent market changes, available products and how they are utilized to solve problems and address gaps around environmental exposures. Case studies and perspective from end-users, brokers and underwriters is included. Moderator: Adam Hayes, Wenck Associates Speakers: Ken C. Burrell, Synapse Services, LLC; Tom Williams, Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty Topic Coordinator: Adam Hayes
7.5 Economic Development and Environmental Restoration: Aerotropolis and Porsche Cars North America - The former Ford Motor Company Assembly Plant on the Southside of Atlanta was a brownfield site that was closed in 2008 and has been redeveloped as the Porsche Cars North America Headquarters and Experience Center in 2015. This redevelopment project showcases the environmental, economic and social benefits of these types of redevelopment projects. Furthermore, it was one of the first projects in the area that served as a catalyst for the larger Aerotropolis Atlanta planning area that surrounds Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Join us to hear from team leaders from both these exciting projects and initiatives. Moderator: Dustin Heizer, AMEC Foster Wheeler Speakers: Shelley Lamar, Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance Topic Coordinator: Dustin Heizer
7.7 Environmental Contaminant Fate and Forensics: Applications for Industry - Environmental fate and forensics has been defined as the systematic and scientific evaluation of physical, chemical, biological and historical information for the purpose of developing defensible scientific and legal conclusions regarding the source or age of contaminants released into the environment and their ultimate fate. This presentation focuses on the tools available to industry professionals for the advanced assessment of both environmental forensics and ultimate fate of common contaminants including: Age dating and source identification of petroleum hydrocarbons; Source identification of chlorinated solvents; Compound Specific Isotope Analysis (CSIA) fingerprinting; Signature and ultra-low level geochemical analysis; Biogeochemical degradation pathway evaluation; Contaminant dilution and degradation analysis; Attenuation rate estimation; Plume stability assessment. Moderator: Nils Thompson Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Nils Thompson
8.5 Cost-Effective Alternative Remediation Technologies - A number of alternative and cost-effective remediation technologies exist that have been successfully applied to a variety of organic and inorganic contaminants at sites across North America. These technologies have supplemented, or in some cases even replaced, more conventional technologies such as excavation and disposal of contaminated soils or groundwater pump and treat systems. The panel will discuss the use of phytoremediation (i.e., a plant-based remediation technology) to address environmental problems, which involves plants to degrade or contain environmental contaminants in groundwater, soils, sediments, and surface water. Furthermore, the application of in-situ bioremediation to clean up contaminated groundwater will be presented and discussed. In-situ bioremediation takes advantage of natural degradation of contaminants through either the indigenous microbial biomass or augmented microbial cultures, which is frequently accompanied by the injection of electron donors (i.e., microbial food) and/or buffer solutions into the affected groundwater. The session will be rounded out by a discussion of a smoldering combustion technology (termed STAR) that addresses recalcitrant contaminants such as coal tar, creosote, petroleum hydrocarbons, solvents, and others. The technology destroys these compounds through combustion processes that can be employed in-situ or ex-situ. Moderator: Ganesh Krishnan, Geosyntec Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Ganesh Krishnan
1.6 Alternative Fuel Vehicle Infrastructure Expansion in Georgia – Natural Gas, Propane and Electric - Georgia and the Southeast have been making great strides in recent years with development and availability of alternative fuel infrastructure. The number of publicly accessible Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) fueling stations has risen to 25 from just one station a few years ago. There have been many improvements in CNG and propane dispenser technology, standards for measurement and taxation, and more fueling station operators are now offering these alternative fuels alongside traditional liquid fuels. The Electric Vehicle (EV) industry is undergoing a similar transition with utilities, local governments, and automobile manufacturers installing Level 2 and Level 3 (DC fast-charge) stations at public areas like rest stops and shopping centers. This progress has led the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to designate portions of I-75 and I-85 in Georgia as "alternative fuel corridors" and other states have received their own designations. This session will highlight the technical advances in alternative fueling infrastructure as well as the programs and projects under way to continue this progress in the future. Moderator: Rodney Dill, Municipal Gas Authority of Georgia Speakers: Ian Skelton, Southern Company Gas; Diane Harris, Georgia Power; Bill Moore, Conger LP Gas Topic Coordinator: Ian Skelton
2.6 Alternative Fueled Buses - Transit and shuttle buses are ideal candidates for alternative fuels because they are typically high fuel usage, return to base operations that lend themselves well to central fueling. They are also largely operating in congested urban areas or school systems where air quality is of high concern. Propane is well suited in several applications and has been doing particularly well in the school bus market. About 30% of new transit buses now sold in the U.S. are Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and the industry has developed a Near Zero (NZ) emissions engine to meet the more stringent requirements in some jurisdictions. Electric bus technology is also coming on strong with lower costs, improved charging options, and longer battery life leading to many new electric bus projects across the country. Hear from this panel of experts as they discuss the recent technology advancements and economics of transit/shuttle bus fleets. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Don Francis
3.6 VW Settlement Funding Opportunities for Alternative Fuel Vehicles - In late 2016 and early 2017, Volkswagen and various governmental agencies entered into a final settlement concerning pollution from some 580,000 diesel vehicles that did not comply with U.S. emission regulations. As part of the settlement, VW agreed to pay billions of dollars in reparations, including funding of: (1) Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Investment Commitment (development and operation of infrastructure and public awareness efforts for battery electric, plug-in hybrid electric, fuel cell vehicles); and (2) Environmental Mitigation Trust (EMT) actions to reduce NOx emissions (repower or replacement of equipment such as trucks, transit and refuse vehicles, airport ground service equipment, and port facility equipment with alternative fuel vehicles). The ZEV Plan is to be funded by and run by VW, but must be approved by the U.S. EPA. Under the EMT portion of the settlement, each state is allocated funds to develop and administer a Mitigation Plan to fund eligible projects. Together, the ZEV and EMT plans present an unprecedented opportunity to fund deployment of alternative fuel vehicles and infrastructure. This session will provide an update of these activities to date. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Don Francis
4.6 2016/17 Legislative Recap - A panel of experts will discuss passed and/or proposed legislation regarding environmental initiatives. Bills to be discussed may cover a wide range of topics such as the state's land and water, transit, saltwater intrusion, marine habitat conservation, and more… Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Michelle Andotra
5.6 Transportation 2.0 - Over the past two years, Atlanta voters approved three ballot initiatives that will invest over $3B of new, local funding in the City's transportation infrastructure. The projects include sidewalk repairs, the construction of complete streets, enhanced traffic signal coordination, expanding transit alternatives (including expanded MARTA rail and bus service), the extension of the Atlanta Streetcar network, and more. Ultimately, these projects will improve mobility options for Atlanta residents and visitors in the most safe, efficient and sustainable manner that best accommodates the projected growth of the City. Representatives from the City of Atlanta and MARTA will discuss how they are working together to implement these transformational investments. Moderator: Brock Hoegh, HNTB Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Lee Harrop
6.6 The Ray: A Project to Transform Transportation Corridors for the Future - Eighteen miles of Interstate 85 in West Georgia has been designated as "The Ray." Using ideas and technologies to transform transportation infrastructure, this section of I-85 has become a test lab for the use of solar pavement, pollinator gardens, bioswales, climate modelling, solar rights-of-way, and other innovative technologies. The project is the idea of the Ray C. Anderson Foundation, but has the support of Interface, Georgia DOT, the Georgia Conservancy, Georgia Tech, along with other private and public institutions. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Suzie Grams7.6 CANCELLED - Environmental Streamlining Roundtable: Ongoing and Upcoming GDOT Initiatives -
8.6 Behavior-Based Energy Savings at Georgia's Largest Industrial Complex - Geosyntec Consultants and the University of North Carolina Charlotte (UNCC) are working Robins Air Force Base (AFB) in Warner Robins, Georgia, to pilot a behavior-based Climate Management System (CMS) capable of providing real-time energy use information and feedback to personnel at the Building 59 (B59) Corrosion Control Facility (CCF). The CMS is designed to identify and realize energy savings by operating the building in the correct building mode and other utilities saving opportunities generally related to energy management rather than inherent equipment inefficiencies. As with many large industrial facilities, different tasks at B59 require different moisture levels, air flows, temperature and other parameters to optimize the conditions for that particular task. There is no indication that the building is operated in incorrect modes due to design or construction issues but it is a possibility that certain operating modes may be more comfortable for the employees than others. Pending a successful demonstration, this CMS could be used in numerous other energy-intensive Department of Defense (DoD) buildings, including other CCFs, to realize further cost savings. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Ganesh Krishnan
1.3 Critters 2! Success Stories in Species Conservation - Experience the latest in species management as US Fish and Wildlife Service regulators and NGOs explore what is new with imperiled species conservation in Georgia and the region. This panel will present success stories including landscape conservation, education and partnering through interagency, stakeholder and public engagement. Moderator: Stephen Bailey, Pond Speakers: Eric Prowell, USFWS; Carrie Straight, USFWS; Chris Coco, Georgia Aquarium Topic Coordinator: Stephen Bailey
2.3 A NEPA Case Study: Elba Liquefaction Project (Elba Island, Savannah, GA) - Projects subject to federal review under the National Environmental Policy Act receive a robust review and impact analyses. NEPA practitioners will share insights into this process and discuss how NEPA review limits unnecessary natural, cultural and environmental justice impacts. Panelists will discuss the new Elba Island project, a unique and major Georgia coastal project, highlighting its challenges, successes, stakeholders, and compliance with the NEPA process. Moderator: Dave Thomas, Burns & McDonnell Speakers: Tim Mckellar, Kinder Morgan Inc.; Sean Wallace, Georgia Power Company Topic Coordinator: Stephen Bailey
3.3 Georgia Coastal and Marine Planning - Georgia's coastal and offshore resources face increasing pressure from a variety of factors, including onshore development, increasing population, demand for offshore fossil fuels, and climate change. In order to better plan for and manage these impacts, the DNR Coastal Resources Division and Georgia Tech teamed up to create the Georgia Coastal and Marine Planner, an innovate GIS – based decision making tool. This session will explore how GCAMP can assist a variety of stakeholders in navigating the complex technical and policy considerations of coastal planning and development in Georgia. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Kristofor Anderson
5.3 Mitigation Panel: Are We Meeting No Net Loss Objectives? - Georgia's compensatory mitigation banking industry is one of the more sophisticated and advanced programs in the Country. This panel will investigate the question of whether Georgia's program, implemented by the USACE Savannah District, is meeting the long-standing policy objective of "no net loss" of the functions and services provided by wetlands, streams, and other aquatic resources. Moderator: Byron Kirkpatrick, Troutman Sanders Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Byron Kirkpatrick
6.3 Regulatory Division, Savannah District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Update - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers staff will provide updates and information on the 2017 Nationwide Permits, Project Purpose and Need and Alternatives, Permit Modifications, and the Savannah District compensatory mitigation program. Moderator: William Rutlin, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: William Rutlin
7.3 Future of Private Property on Barrier Islands - This session covers the recent/current Cumberland Island controversy over potential of private property use with a broader discussion of other development pressures (and potential solutions to them) on a few other barrier islands. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Katherine Moore
8.3 Georgia's Gopher Tortoise Initiative - Join leaders in management of Georgia's state reptile at this session that covers species management for multi-industry purposes. This panel includes a variety of stakeholders to convey the importance of multiple forces commonly understanding challenges of species listing and working to prevent federal listing while conserving the species. Moderator: Robert Ramsay, Georgia Conservancy Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Katherine Moore
9.3 Recent Fish Kills in Georgia and the Southeast: Causes and Impact On Our Natural Ecosystems - This presentation will provide an overview and evaluation of fish kills in the Southeastern United States. Data collected over a 5-year period in the Southeastern states were compiled and tabulated to determine trends. One case study will be presented that will demonstrate how this data was used, along with a wildlife survey, to aid a third party property owner involved in litigation. Moderator: TBD Speakers: Mary Sorensen and Carla Beals, Ramboll Environ Inc. Topic Coordinator: Keith Cole
1.1 Environmental Management Systems - Organizations commonly have customer and/or internal driven mandates regarding environmental, health and safety management systems. Additionally, the ISO standards surrounding these have changed and thus require action for organizations to maintain certifications. A panel of representatives from various organizations will discuss their EMS strategies, successes, and lessons learned. Session will also provide the latest information on new ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 standards. Moderator: Tara McCullen, Wenck Speakers: Lucinda Wingfield, FieldTurf; Peter Cormier, McCain Foods; Russell Ballard, HRP Topic Coordinator: Tara McCullen
3.7 Approaches to Sustainable Supply Chains (from Fuels to Agricultural Ingredients) - Often the environmental impacts of a company's goods and services are greater in the supply chain than within the fence line of the company itself. This is leading more and more companies to evolve their sustainability programs to incorporate their supply chains. Addressing these impacts can be challenging as companies move from their sphere of control to their sphere of influence. Hear how some companies are approaching their supply chains. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: PJ Newcomb
4.1 Trends in Managing and Communicating Sustainability Data - Organizations with well-developed sustainability programs manage them like every other aspect of business. They develop a vision and strategy, set goals and objectives, and track and report on performance against sustainability goals and objectives. In so doing, the opportunity to tell an organization's sustainability story unfolds. Many organizations seek to tell their story in a way that is compelling to key stakeholders, adheres to third-party sustainability reporting protocols and expectations, and leverages the most current technology trends – all of which are constantly evolving. This panel will address these changing dynamics in stakeholder expectations and technologies, as well as the evolving protocols, including the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and the Sustainable Accounting Standards Board (SASB). Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Tara McCullen
5.1 Sustainable Communities - A panel of county and city representatives share their success stories of how their local communities became greener and more sustainable through conserving energy, investing in renewables, conserving water, and reducing waste. Moderator: Tara McCullen, Wenck Speakers: Katie O'Connor, City of Woodstock; Kathy Nguyen, Cobb County Topic Coordinator: Tara McCullen
7.1 Corporate Sustainability Programs - Corporations have increasingly diverse approaches to sustainability programs, often incorporating meaningful locally relevant programs to connect with communities. This session will explore some examples with the goal to inspire others in their organizational and personal sustainability journeys. Moderator: Scott Anderson, HRP Associates Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Scott Anderson
8.1 Product Stewardship - Many companies and institutions are increasingly implementing product stewardship programs. Some programs are not mandated by any regulatory guidelines; however, the programs are generally based on scientific decisions. The panel will discuss: 1) The decisions making process to select a stewardship program and how these environmental and consumer safety decisions are weaved within the company or institution culture for an overall successful business; and 2) A comparative discussion on successful programs and how those are used to inform consumers with labels (including the scientific decision making). Moderator: Laurel Royer, Exponent Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Laurel Royer
2.1 Current Industry Practices for Environmental Stewardship - Companies share success stories of how they became greener by pursuing a goal of zero waste to landfill. Moderator: TBD Speakers: Kenneth Slaton, Tandus Centiva;
Jennifer Wilson and Vanessa Biggers, Kennesaw State University Topic Coordinators: Alex Lehockey/Tara McCullen
3.1 The State CCR Rule Implementation - A review of the recent State Rulings on CCR and its implementation in Georgia. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Gregg Hudock
4.3 Profitable Recycling and E-Waste: Risks and Benefits - Electronics contain hazardous materials including lead, mercury, cadmium and brominated flame retardants. Due to environmental and safety concerns the successful recycling of e-waste is an important corporate sustainability obligation. This presentation will provide information on how establishing an effective due diligence process to monitor (internally and downstream recyclers) that unneeded electronics are repaired and getting a second life or are broken down into commodities for re-manufacturing. Additionally, a perspective on GA's draft legislation governing e-waste will be provided. Recycling Non-lethal training ammunition: The topic will cover FLETC's Recycling Program that segregates valuable metals from training ammunitions through thermal treatment. The scrap metal are marketed and sold through this recycling program; thus proving that sustainability can be profitable and profitability can be sustainable. Moderator: Scott Anderson, HRP Associates Speakers: Steve Brooks, Department of Homeland Security; Russell Ballard, HRP Associates; Justin Amiro, Intelligent Lifecycle Solutions Topic Coordinator: Scott Anderson
5.2 Biological Remediation in Low Permeability Soil - This discussion will present a case study that demonstrates PHC biodegradation by methanogenic bacteria and compares nutrient addition/biostimulation to ISCO, BAM or Plume stop options in poorly permeable soils. Moderator: TBD Speakers: Keith Cole, Ramboll Environ Topic Coordinator: Keith Cole
6.1 Regulatory Updates in State and Federal Programs - GA EPD is issuing new guidance on the UST program and moving toward a risk-based approach to clean-up. Session also includes an overview of the new Hazardous Waste Generator Improvements Rule (effective May 30, 2017), the primary changes, and implications for generators, auditors, and regulators. Moderator: Tara McCullen, Wenck Speakers: Karlie Webb, Troutman Sanders; Allen White, Delta; Stephen Wilson, GA EPD Topic Coordinators: Scott Anderson/Tara McCullen
9.1 Bio-augmentation of Wastewater Treatment Using a Proprietary Product: A Field Study - A field study is underway to evaluate the effectiveness of a proprietary bio-augmentation product (DryLet) applied to the Cartersville, GA wastewater treatment plant. Residential and industrial wastewater is currently treated at the plant using a conventional activated sludge process. The product is a granulated media composed of a mixture of natural microbes isolated on an inert stratum, and is intended to augment the native microorganisms present in the activated sludge system to enhance the biomass's ability to treat wastewater, resulting in improved water quality and a reduction in solids production. The microbes are not genetically modified and are non-pathogenic. The effect of the bio-augmentation product on wastewater treatment and solids production will be evaluated by analysis of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) from various unit operations, including influent, aeration basin, clarifiers, digestion, solids processing, and effluent. The KPIs used in the study include BOD5, TSS, SRT, COD, SVI, WAS and others. The effect of the bio-augmentation will be evaluated using KPI data before and after the addition of the microbes to determine both the potential reduction in treatment costs, and the potential improvement of effluent water quality. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Keith Cole
9.6 The Worst Plant: A Virtual HS&E Audit - This interactive session will take attendees through a photographic tour of "the Worst Plant in the World." The presentation will include an assemblage of digital renderings of real-world HS&E regulatory compliance issues noted during regulatory compliance audits and assessments and provide case histories that backup select photos. The full range of HS&E topics will be covered with the overall goal of the session to educate participants about hazard and risk assessment techniques and various compliance audit and assessment scenarios. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Keith Cole
1.4 Savannah Harbor Expansion Project Update - The Savannah Harbor Expansion Project (SHEP) is a $700 million project to deepen the Savannah River to accommodate larger shipping vessels and vessels with heavier loads. The benefit to the national economy is expected to be more than $174 million per year. This session provides the latest updates on the project from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District, and Georgia Ports Authority, along with an overview of the environmental monitoring in support of the project conducted by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Moderator: Suzie Grams, USGS Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Suzie Grams
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3.4 Real Time Data: Are We There Yet? - Remote monitoring can be accomplished using data-logging devices for the collection of continuous and near-continuous data like water level, water quantity, water-quality parameters, and precipitation, from your on-site and remote monitoring wells, surface-water bodies, and piping. Data can be saved and uploaded, or conveyed using telemetry via satellite, cellular service or even directly into the Cloud. Real time data allow for the assessment of regional hydrologic conditions and rapid response to small- and large-scale hydrologic events, such as floods, droughts, and hurricanes. Moderator: Nils Thompson Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Nils Thompson
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6.4 State Water Planning in Georgia - The second round of Georgia water planning has focused not only on updates to regional water needs and resource availability, but just as importantly on addressing significant issues affecting regional water planning councils. This includes, especially for the Coastal Georgia and Savannah-Upper Ogeechee Water Planning Councils, a continued emphasis on inter-council coordination where river basins, aquifers, and watersheds are shared. This coordination critically extends to neighboring states which likewise share the resources, in this case the State of South Carolina. There are many key players involved in water planning and this session will explore the roles of the Coastal Georgia and Savannah-Upper Ogeechee Regional Water Planning councils, their experiences to date in facilitated water planning, the nexus between Georgia and South Carolina water planning, and how the Clean Water Fund has become a regional asset for developing plans to improve water quality in the Savannah River corridor. Moderator: Jennifer Welte, Georgia Environmental Protection Division, Water Planning, Watershed Protection Branch Speakers: Ron Cross, Savannah-Upper Ogeechee Regional Water Planning Council; Benjy Thompson, Coastal Georgia Regional Water Planning Council; Ken Rentiers, Land, Water and Conservation Division of the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources; Shayne Wood, P.E., CDM Smith; Rick Brown, technical advisor/council facilitator; Braye Boardman, Savannah River Clean Water Fund; Jeff Larson, Georgia Environmental Protection Division, Eastern Georgia River Basins, Watershed Protection Branch Topic Coordinator: Jeff Larson
7.4 Nutrient Update: Georgia EPD's Ammonia and Nitrogen Toxicity Strategy for NPDES Permitting - Nutrient issues aren't just for the Chesapeake Bay and Mississippi River Valley. This panel will discuss Florida's nutrient criteria as well as Georgia EPD's toxicity strategy for ammonia and nitrogen in Georgia's lakes and rivers. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Jonathan Wells
8.4 CWA Permitting Challenges for Surface Water Discharges - This session will include multiple topics in the area of Clean Water Act (CWA) permitting challenges for surface water discharges. Topics would address several key areas of interest such as EPA's 2015 Effluent Limitation Guidelines (ELGs), EPA's Fourth Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule (UCMR4), unintended consequences of permits and regulations, protection of human health, environmental impacts, protected species, etc. Moderator: Ganesh Krishnan, Geosyntec Consultants Speakers: Amber Greune, Geosyntec Consultants; Dominic Weatherill, Georgia Power; David Moore, Smith, Gambrell & Russell, LLP Topic Coordinator: Ganesh Krishnan
9.4 Contaminants of Emerging Concern: Regulatory and Legal Challenges, and the Science Behind Decision Making - As required by the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), the contaminant candidate list (CCL), which comprises chemicals selected because of their known presence or anticipated presence in drinking water is published by the EPA every five years. The listed chemicals are not regulated; however, the EPA uses the CCL to make determinations regarding future monitoring and regulatory decisions. From the perspective of application and use, the compounds identified on the candidate list iterations are not new. That is, they have been employed for decades in industrial and consumer applications. However, in recent years, the increased sensitivity of analytical methods has resulted in the detection (identification and/or quantification) of chemicals in environmental and human matrices leading to amplified public concern. The perception of risk by the public is typically fueled by the improper communication of scientific information, the belief that this new knowledge of presence means a new and elevated risk, and apparent lagging policy to mitigate perceived detrimental effects. Policy makers then have the challenging task of delineating the validity of emerging science to inform decisions protective of the environment and human health. Nevertheless, this does not equate detection to regulation solely based on lowering (sensitive) detection limits that the average person is unable to put into a real world perspective. Moderator: TBD Speakers: TBD Topic Coordinator: Laurel Royer
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- Actors: Danny Nucci, Shirley Henderson, Gerald Lepkowski, Russell Hunter, Dan Hedaya
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Culture-clash British comedy in which two American mafiosi, Gino (Danny Nucci) and Settimo (Dan Hedaya) take refuge in the Glasgow cafe belonging to their Scottish/Italian cousin Roberto. To repay Roberto's hospitality, they employ their mafia tactics to see off a debt collector who has his eye on Roberto's property, causing Roberto to realise that they are not the PR consultants he thought they were. Meanwhile, the America cousins are also having to adjust their opinions of Roberto, who they thought was a tough guy: it turns out he likes nothing better than a bit of stamp collecting, and has set his heart on a young waitress in his cafe, Alice (Shirley Henderson).
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Meanwhile the Ukrainian mafia has put a contract out on our two American cousins while a group of local thugs shake down Roberto's establishment. The film has an indie quality to it in that it combines action-crime, drama, romance, and comedy into a production and swaps up at will. Shirley Henderson was remarkably good.
F-bomb, rear nudity (Danny Nucci), no sex. Solid 4 stars.
Meanwhile the Ukrainian mafia has put a contract out on our two American cousins while a group of local thugs shake down Roberto's establishment. The film has an indie quality to it in that it combines action-crime, drama, romance, and comedy into a production and swaps up at will. Shirley Henderson was remarkably good.
F-bomb, rear nudity (Danny Nucci), no sex. Solid 4 stars.
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Its a really great movie actually and theres a pretty sad bit in it but I wont ruin it for you! I would deffinatly reccomend this to anyone!
The film pokes at the mafia genre and like the title of the movie the family thing is at the forefront.
Roberto's wise guy cousins Gino (Danny Nucci) and Settini (Dan Hedaya), are seeking refuge with Roberto to escape Ukrainian mobsters after a dodgey deal goes bad. The cousins tell Roberto that they are "PR" consultants, but Roberto begins to have his doubts when Settini pulls a gun on a local mobster and debt collector determined to take over his family buisness.
Meanwhile the Russian mafia have contracted a pair of Liverpool heavies to find the absconded mobsters. Roberto soon finds his simple quiet life falling apart.
It is a hilarious mix and clash of cultures as the film focuses very personally on each of the main characters. Although a low budget film, it is everything you would expect from a Hollywood movie. It is fast moving and you are sucked in by the individual strengths, very diverse sense of humour and warmth of each main character.
There is a hilarious big action scene towards the end of the film where the American mob clashes with the local mob.
A very enjoyable movie where the ladies wont mind a bit of mild violence and a few obscenities, Gino (Danny Nucci) will provide the girls with a decent distraction if the movie doesn't live up to its expectations.
Worth a watch cosying up on the couch.
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