The Ground Water Protection Council and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, in cooperation with State and Federal Agencies, Tribal and Local Governments, citizen groups, and industry will co-sponsor this event scheduled for September 22 - 26, 2001 in Reno, Nevada. This year's conference focused on aspects related to integration of the Safe Drinking Water Act and the Clean Water Act programs.
The conference will include presentations, panel discussions, posters and exhibits related to technical advancements and practical approaches to underground injection practices, ground water - source water protection, as well as ground water monitoring and remediation
This proceedings contains the following publications:
Table of Contents
Coal Bed Methane In the Powder River Basin of Montana
Authors: Arthur, J. Daniel
Arthur 1
Land Trusts: Adding Value to Locally-Led Source Water Protection
David H. Behm
Behm 2
Does the Current Knowledge of ASR Answer All the Necessary Questions?
Frederick Bloetscher, Ph.D., P.E
Bloetscher 3
Microbial Risk Assessment In Aquifer Recharge Applications
Frederick Bloetscher, Ph.D., P.E
Bloetscher 4
Comparative Assessment of Human and Ecological Impacts from Municipal Wastewater Disposal Methods in Southeast Florida: Deep Wells, Ocean Outfalls and Canal Discharges
Frederick Bloetscher, Ph.D., P.E
Bloetscher 5
Evidence of Aerobic PCE Breakdown Demonstrated with Use of Shallow Injection Wells and Bioremediation
Michelle Broyles
Broyles 6
UPDATE – World’s Deepest Class V Disposal Well In Its 15TH Year
By: Jim Bundy
Bundy 7
Comprehensive Wastewater Management Planning and Wastewater Re-Use/Re-Charge in Massachusetts
Douglas E. Fine
Fine 8
WATERS, EPA’s New Internet Tool for Geospatial Analysis of Water Resources
Presenter: Carl B. Reeverts
Reeverts 9
CLASS I UIC SALINE AQUIFERS AND NONCONTAMINATION
James E. Clark, Jr.
Clark 10
Regulated Recharge Area Proposal for the Pleasant Valley Public Water District (PWD)
Richard P. Cobb, P.G.
Cobb 11
Performance Evaluation of a Marshland Upwelling System for the Treatment of Domestic Wastewater from Coastal Dwellings
Robert E. Watson, Jr
Watson 12
Geologic Control of Water Quality in the Michigan Basin
Gary T. Dannemiller
Dannemiller 13
A Demonstration of Two New RBDMS Add-ons: Multilateral Construction and Wellbore Schematic Utility Phase 2
Tom Gillespie
Gillespie 14
A Demonstration of Oil and Gas Production Reporting with XML
Tom Gillespie
Gillespie 15
Clarifying Federal Regulatory Requirements for In Situ Bioremediation
Paul W. Hadley
Hadley 16
Sparks Solvent/Fuel Site Case Study
Valerie G. King
King 17
Working with Regional Planning Agencies, Watershed Teams, Environmental Non Profit Organizations and Business Associations to Promote Source Water Protection in Coordination with the release of the SWAP Reports
Kenneth A. Pelletier
Pelletier 18
EPA NEW ENGLAND AND THE NEW ENGLAND WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION’S DRINKING WATER PROTECTION BUSINESSES HONORS PROGRAM:
A Program to Encourage Businesses to Protect Drinking
Water Supplies
Ted Lavery
Lavery 19
Electronic Interchange of Data Between Operators, State Regulatory Bodies, the U.S. EPA, and the Public: Where are we at and where are we headed?
Mark A. Layne, Ph.D., P.E.
Layne 20
Analysis of Injectate Location at DU Pont Beaumont Works
James W. Mercer
Mercer 21
ATRAZINE MONITORING of the HIGH PLAINS AQUIFER by IMMUNOASSAY
Alan Cherepon
Cherepon 22
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Source Water Assessment for Drinking Water Supply Wells
Drew B. Bennett, PE
Douglas E. Paquette, PG*
Paquette23
Tides of Federalism — The Potential Implications of Bragg v. West Virginia Coal Association for the Balance between the Federal Government and the
States under Selected Regulatory Environmental Laws
Markus G. Puder
Puder 24
ASSESSING THE REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT FOR THE GEOLOGICAL SEQUESTRATION OF CO2
Elizabeth J. Wilson
Wilson 25
Class III Operator Training Class III 26 BMP Workshop
Chi Ho Sham
BMP 27
Review of Class I Injection Wells – North Slope of Alaska
Talib Syed
Syed 28
THE COORDINATION BETWEEN STATE/LOCAL PROGRAMS NECESSARY FOR A SUCCESSFUL ENFORCEMENT ACTION INVOLVING A CLASS V UIC WELL.
By Lindsay C. Taliaferro III
Taliaferro 29
The Public Water Supplier as an Abutter in Local Land Use Decisions
Andrews L. Tolman
Tolman 30
NATURAL GAS CAVERN STORAGE AND THE ISSUE OF DISPOSAL OF THE FLUIDS
Thomas E. Tomastik
Tomastik 31
Evaluation of Slurry Fracture Injection Technology for Disposal of Oil Field Wastes
John A. Veil
Veil 32
INJECTION OF CHEMICAL OXIDIZERS INTO A SEMICONFINED AQUIFER FOR GROUNDWATER REMEDIATION – SOME LESSONS LEARNED
Paul C. Wheaton
Wheaton 33
GROUND WATER & SOURCE WATER PROTECTION: STRUCTURAL & NON-STRUCTURAL CONTROLS FOR EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF SALT STORAGE PILES
BRUCE M. BERTRAM
Bertram 34
Managing On-Site Wastewater Treatment Systems in the New Millenium
Stephen L. Hogye
Hogye 35
DELINEATION OF HYDROLOGIC AREAS OF CONCERN FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE WATER SUPPLY RIVERS USING DYE TRACER STUDIES AND OTHER METHODS
Paul Susca
Susca 36
Ground Water Sampling Using Low-Flow Techniques
Cynthia J. Paul and Robert W. Puls
Paul 37
Groundwater Guardian Workshop: Today's Technology Protecting Tomorrow's Ground Water
GWG 38
Groundwater Ambient Monitoring and Assessment Program
Angela V. Schroeter
Schroeter 39
DEVELOPING A NEW WATER RESOURCE FROM OILFIELD PRODUCED WATER
Roger Funston
Funston 40
IMPROVING B2G WORK PROCESSES IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY THROUGH INTERNET TECHNOLOGY
Martin D. Wittstrom
Wittstrom 41
DRAFT SELF-PACED COMPUTER COURSE Managing Shallow Class V Injection Wells
Elizabeth Janes
Janes 42
MANAGEMENT OF PRODUCED WATER IN OIL & GAS OPERATIONS: PRODUCED WATER TREATMENT AND RE-USE IN FIELD DEMONSTRATIONS OF NATURAL
HABITAT RESTORATION
Presented by: D. B. Burnett
Burnett 43
A Presentation of the Region 8 Underground Injection Control Program Database
Valois Shea
Valois 44
Biography: Professor Charles R. Goldman Goldman 45 Geothermal Field Trip Summary Geothermal
FT 46
Sparks Solvent/Fuel Site GWPC Field Trip
GW
Remediation 47
Re-decommissioning of the La Goleta Gas Field, Santa Barbara County, California: A case study
Albert J. Robb III
Robb 48
Ground Water Sampling Using Low-Flow Techniques
Cynthia J. Paul and Robert W. Puls
Paul 49
REPORTING PROGRESS TOWARDS SOURCE WATER ASSESSMENT AND PROTECTION
Questions by Bruce Olsen
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