PNWIS 2003 Call for Papers 

As a forum for formal technical information exchange, the conference provides valuable opportunities to enhance professional status and expand networks by sharing knowledge and issues with others.  The event routinely attracts an audience of environmental professionals from all backgrounds located throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond. 

 

Our technical committee would like to invite you to conduct a presentation for the delegates or participate in round table discussions.  If you are interested in being a speaker at the conference, please submit an abstract summarizing your presentation by August 1, 2003.

 

Your insights and participation are very important to the success of the conference.  There are 4 technical session themes that have been tentatively scheduled for the event.  If you have a topic of interest that is not listed below, you are encouraged to propose it.  Any questions or comments should be directed to the respective Technical Co-Chairs, Alfred Bohn (Air) or Scott Rose (Waste).

 

1.  Air Quality

 

     ● Innovative Emission Control Technology

     Indoor Air Quality

     Adopt a Maximum Achievable Control Technology (MACT)

     Permitting - Doing it Right the First Time

     Source Testing / Emission Monitoring

     New Sources Review Reforms

     Routine Maintenance, Repair & Replacement Rule

 

 

2.  Environmental Management

 

     Pollution Prevention

     Compliance / Enforcement Issues

     Education

     Environmental Management Systems

     Air Toxics

 

 

 

3.  Waste Management

 

     Advances in Waste Management

     Waste Minimization

     Innovative Site Assessment Techniques

     Medical & Hazardous Waste

     Risk Assessment & Risk Management

     Cold Regions Soil & Water Remediation

 

 

 

 4.  Leadership Issues

 

 

Identifying the Next Generation of Leaders - Strategies & Challenges for Industry, Government Agencies, Education, Environmental Advocacy Organizations & the Legal Profession.

 

 

 

 

The top 3 student papers will be eligible for the Fred Gray Scholarship Fund as part of the PNWIS Award program.  Students are evaluated on technical content, visual aids, and presentation skills.  The first, second and third place winners will be awarded scholarships of US$250, US$200 and US$150 respectively.

 

 

 

 

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