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SUMMARY:Reclamation Workshop 2020
DESCRIPTION:Reclamation Workshop Set for Feb. 25-26\n\nRoosevelt Grand Dakota Hotel\n\nDickinson\, ND\n\n\n\nHosted by: NDSU Extension | DSU | Society for Range Management | US Dept. of Agriculture's Agriculture Research Service | ND Dept of Health\n\nThe eighth annual North Dakota Reclamation Conference\, ?Moving Reclamation Forward\,? will focus on reclamation practices\, technology and monitoring that can be used to improve reclamation success.\n\n?When we talk about reclamation\, we often focus on the immediate response and tools needed to achieve successful remediation but often neglect to define what is successful reclamation and how is it measured\,? says Miranda Meehan\, North Dakota State University Extension livestock environmental stewardship specialist.\n\nFebruary 25\, 2020\n\n4:30PM Registration\n\n5:30PM Keynote Speaker Thomas DeSutter\n\n6:30PM Trade Show Mixer\n\nThomas DeSutter\, an environmental soil scientist in NDSU?s Department of Soil Science\, is the keynote speaker. His research interests include saline and sodic soils\, reclamation of energy-extraction impacted soils\, and distribution of mercury and other trace metals in surface and subsurface soils. His address is titled ?Current and Potential Remediation Strategies for Brine Spills.? According to DeSutter\, ?The advancement of methods and strategies for cleaning up brine must continue for the sake of landowners\, oil and gas industries\, and the state.?\n\n\n\nFebruary 26\, 2020\n\n8:00AM General Session focused on reclamation case studies\, followed by concurrent sessions on reclamation technology and ecosystem recovery.\n\n?In NDSU Extension?s discussions with landowners\, they commonly express concerns about the long-term success of reclamation and the availability of the land to be used by future generations\,? Meehan says. ?The implementation of new technologies and monitoring of reclamation efforts is required to achieve this goal.?\n\nConference presenters include representatives from the Montana Department of Environmental Quality\, U.S. Department of Agriculture?s Agricultural Research Service\, North Dakota Public Service Commission\, North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality\, the Energy & Environmental Research Center at the University of North Dakota\, NDSU and private industry.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p font-size:="" new="" style="color: rgb(0\, 0\, 0)\; text-align: center\;" times=""><strong>Reclamation Workshop Set for Feb. 25-26<br>\nRoosevelt Grand Dakota Hotel</strong><br>\nDickinson\, ND<br>\n<br>\n<em>Hosted by: </em>NDSU Extension |&nbsp\;DSU |&nbsp\;Society for Range Management | US Dept. of Agriculture's Agriculture Research Service | ND Dept of Health</p>\n\n<p font-size:="" new="" style="color: rgb(0\, 0\, 0)\; font-family: " times="">The eighth annual North Dakota Reclamation Conference\, ?Moving Reclamation Forward\,? will focus on reclamation practices\, technology and monitoring that can be used to improve reclamation success.</p>\n\n<p font-size:="" new="" style="color: rgb(0\, 0\, 0)\; font-family: " times="">?When we talk about reclamation\, we often focus on the immediate response and tools needed to achieve successful remediation but often neglect to define what is successful reclamation and how is it measured\,? says Miranda Meehan\, North Dakota State University Extension livestock environmental stewardship specialist.</p>\n\n<p font-size:="" new="" style="color: rgb(0\, 0\, 0)\; font-family: " times=""><strong>February 25\, 2020</strong></p>\n\n<div style="color: rgb(0\, 0\, 0)\;"><strong>4:30PM&nbsp\;</strong>Registration<br>\n<strong>5:30PM&nbsp\;</strong>Keynote Speaker Thomas DeSutter<br>\n<b>6:30PM&nbsp\;</b>Trade Show Mixer</div>\n\n<p font-size:="" new="" style="color: rgb(0\, 0\, 0)\; font-family: " times=""><strong>Thomas DeSutter</strong>\, an environmental soil scientist in NDSU?s Department of Soil Science\, is the keynote speaker. His research interests include saline and sodic soils\, reclamation of energy-extraction impacted soils\, and distribution of mercury and other trace metals in surface and subsurface soils. His address is titled ?Current and Potential Remediation Strategies for Brine Spills.? According to DeSutter\, ?The advancement of methods and strategies for cleaning up brine must continue for the sake of landowners\, oil and gas industries\, and the state.?<br>\n<br>\n<strong>February 26\, 2020</strong></p>\n\n<p font-size:="" new="" style="color: rgb(0\, 0\, 0)\; font-family: " times=""><strong>8:00AM&nbsp\;</strong>General Session&nbsp\;focused on reclamation case studies\, followed by concurrent sessions on reclamation technology and ecosystem recovery.</p>\n\n<p font-size:="" new="" style="color: rgb(0\, 0\, 0)\; font-family: " times="">?In NDSU Extension?s discussions with landowners\, they commonly express concerns about the long-term success of reclamation and the availability of the land to be used by future generations\,? Meehan says. ?The implementation of new technologies and monitoring of reclamation efforts is required to achieve this goal.?</p>\n\n<p font-size:="" new="" style="color: rgb(0\, 0\, 0)\; font-family: " times="">Conference presenters include representatives from the Montana Department of Environmental Quality\, U.S. Department of Agriculture?s Agricultural Research Service\, North Dakota Public Service Commission\, North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality\, the Energy &amp\; Environmental Research Center at the University of North Dakota\, NDSU and private industry.</p>\n
LOCATION:Roosevelt Grand Dakota Hotel Dickinson\, ND 58601
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DTSTAMP:20260508T045735Z
URL:https://business.dickinsonchamber.org/events/details/reclamation-workshop-2020-1349
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