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Environmental Management in Mining & Soil Management
Wednesday April 20, 2011
Hyatt Regency Hotel, Toronto, ON
This half day seminar highlights the issues of: excess soil management, mining stewardship responsibilities, human health and ecological risk assessments and Brownfield mining site development requirements.
With all the challenges of fill use in developments and infrastructure projects and more demands on our landfills, soil management is an important option for proper use of this finite resource. Our panel of experts will present their views from an industry, developer and legal perspective and discuss alternatives to dig and dump, soil reuse and other issues that can be addressed by a Provincial Soil Management Plan.
Sponsored by:
Intrinsik
Environmental Sciences Inc. is a recognized leader in the field of human health risk assessment, ecological
risk assessment and environmental toxicology. Our areas of expertise include multi-media exposure modeling,
probabilistic risk analysis, landscape scale risk assessment, toxicity evaluations and development of
toxicological benchmarks.
Our team delivers a full range of environmental
law advice and service for Canada's most complex environmental law challenges. Through a commitment
to responsiveness to client needs and objectives, we provide practical, actionable legal solutions and
support.
Willms & Shier lawyers are Canada's
experts, known for extensive knowledge and innovative solutions in a broad range of practice areas including defence of prosecution, corporate due diligence and
risk management, toxic tort litigation, brownfields strategy and contaminated site remediation, environmental
assessment and approvals, municipal law and land use planning
Supported by:
Established in 1991, ONEIA is the business association representing
the interests of the environment industry in Ontario. Our network of thousands of contacts includes
key people at environmental technology, product and service companies, law, investment and insurance
firms, institutes, universities and governments. Through their innovation and experience in Ontario
and around the world, Ontario’s environment industry provides market-driven solutions for society's
most pressing environmental problems.
The CBN is a National Network for Brownfield Practitioners and Stakeholders. Its mandate is to increase
CBN capacity, develop solutions to facilitate brownfields redevelopment, and enhance membership value.
Creation of a National Network: The CBN has developed strategic alliances with environmental
industry associations and organizations across Canada that have a vested interest in brownfields redevelopment,
in order to create a truly national Canadian network.
