This is a unique opportunity to share information on all aspects of molluscan shellfish safety from management of environmental contamination to innovation in laboratory methods.

This one day conference will raise awareness of emerging issues,the regulatory framework, funding opportunities and risk assessment approaches in dealing with contaminated land in Wales.

A five-day scientific symposium that will give participants a chance to explore issues surrounding the cleanup of contaminated sites and the sustainable management of waste resources and to exchange information on developments in environmental research.

Five days of in-depth discussions by 15 leading environmental, soil, sediment and groundwater experts representing academia, consulting, and government from across North America.

Pinchin Environmental offers this awareness lunch session on how contaminated land issues affect property transactions and leases.

This course provides participants with an overview of key chemistry concepts associated with environmental contamination and provides a foundation for understanding contaminant transport and fate.

This course provides participants with an overview of key concepts essential to understanding environmental contamination and provides a fundamental understanding of the release and transport of chemicals in soil and groundwater.

The objective of this workshop is to improve the ability of environmental consultants, federal, state and local government staff, and members of the general public to understand Washington’s Model Toxics Control Act (WAC 173-340).

This two-day course provides attendees with an improved understanding of the procedures for determining cleanup standards and cleanup levels under the amended Model Toxics Control Act (WAC 173-340).

This event will provide a forum for debating Environment Agency regulations and legislations, including case studies on the Spolana chemical site and London 2012.