Past meeting resources
Resources from past events organised by the Contaminated Land Group can be found below.
Contaminated Land Group and CLF:NET joint workshop: Current issues in developing and remediating land affected by contamination and Part 2A
30 January 2020 at the Geological Society, London
Video content from this meeting is available on the event page.
NAPL in the UK context, does it matter?
6 November 2019 at The Priory Rooms, Birmingham
Slides
- Introduction to the conference
- A review of the recent international LNAPL literature (Dr Michael O Rivett, GroundH2O Plus Ltd and University of Strathclyde)
- Recent advances in the assessment of DNAPL sites (Gary Wealthall, Geosyntec)
- NAPL: does it matter? What can we learn from the last 15 years – A review of UK case studies (Alan Thomas, Kevin Leahy, James Baldock and Lucy Wedge, ERM)
- NAPL – Separating Physics from Policy: A Tale of Two Countries (Michael Chendorain, ARUP)
- The regulatory position in Scotland (Alan Yendell, Scottish Environment Protection Agency)
- World War II legacy and the challenges of managing LNAPL and DNAPL contamination of ground and surface waters (Rachel Thomas, Pembrokeshire County Council)
- An update on the SoBRA NAPL subgroup (David Holmes, Ecologia)
- Successful full dechlorination of DNAPL comprising chlorinated ethenes and ethanes under a commercially active site (Jack Shore, Regenesis)
- RemSoc Framework: A practitioner's guide to remediation (Quentin Hulm, RemSoc)
- Site Investigation, Risk Assessment and Remediation of DNAPL at a Site in Grangemouth (Chris Eccles, Nick Frost and Mike Harper, TerraConsult Ltd)
Poster competition winner
Contaminated Land and Groundwater: Resources, past and future
26 July 2018, Manchester
Presentations and outputs from this meeting are available on the event page.
Janet Watson Meeting 2017: The Future of Contaminated Land Risk Assessment; stakeholder perspectives
6 to 7 November 2017 at the Geological Society, Burlington House
Presentations and outputs from this meeting are available on the event page.