As Chair of the Committee on Uranium (Nuclear and Rare Earth Minerals) of the Energy Minerals Division (AAPG), and I2M’s Chief Geologist/Principal Hydrogeologist, Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H., presented the Committee’s 2014 Mid-Year Report by teleconference during the Division’s meeting today (more).
By invitation from the EMD President, an article has been published by I2M’s Chief Geologist/Principal Hydrogeologist, Michael D. Campbell, in AAPG’s The Explorer, November issue, 2014. It is entitled: Notoriety Notwithstanding, Nuclear Revival is Under Way (more).
This is a summary of the original article entitled: A Perspective on Nuclear Power, Uranium, and Post-Fukushima Revival (more). See the latter… for the rest of the story.
Jeffrey D. King, I2M’s President and CEO announced this morning at the Seattle office that I2M’s Chief Geologist, Michael D. Campbell, has been elected a Fellow by the Australian Institute of Geoscientists.
Mr. Campbell thanked the AIG for their recognition and noted that he spent his first four professional years in the Australian outback on exploration projects during the latter 1960s under the supervision and encouragement of Brian Fitzpatrick and Rossi Grasso (well-known senior geological consultants based in Adelaide) at the time employed as Consultants to the Conoco Mining Group under Robert N. Arrington, Vice President, based in Sydney. They would have been pleased.
Mr. Campbell also thanked the senior geologists in Townsville and Adelaide who served as his sponsors for the AIG election.
I2M’s Chief Geologist/ Principal Hydrogeologist, Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H., and M. David Campbell, P.G., I2M’s Senior Geologist, Jeffrey D. King, P.G., I2M’s President and CEO, and Henry M. Wise, P.G., Remedial Services Senior Specialist, SWS Environmental Services, LLC, have released a post-publication article entitled “Coal, Just Not for Burning” (more).
The article was first published in the AIPG’s Journal of The Professional Geologist in the July-August-September Issue, 2014 (more), pp. 21-25.
Jeffrey D. King, I2M’s President and CEO announced this morning at the Seattle office that he has appointed a new Senior Associate to the existing group of I2M Associates (more). James A. Saunders, Ph.D., P.G., will serve as a Senior Geological & Hydrogeological Associate, based at Auburn University, Alabama. He has extensive experience in both environmental and mining-related projects (more).
I2M has updated and re-released the 2007 position paper in PDF format on combating news media bias against uranium exploration, mining, and domestic nuclear power for generating electricity. I2M will continue to encourage those interested in examining media bias to submit examples from the media of such bias (more).
As Chair of the Uranium (Nuclear Minerals and Rare Earth) Committee of the Energy Minerals Division (AAPG), and I2M’s Chief Geologist/ Principal Hydrogeologist, Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H., presented the Committee’s 2014 Annual Report at the Division’s meeting April 5, 2014 during the AAPG Annual Conference in Houston (more). Forbes.com presented a summary of the report (more).
I2M Principals and staff were on the go in SE Asia in January.
Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H., I2M’s Chief Geologist/Hydrogeologist has just published a review titled: “Uranium, Thorium, and Associated REEs of Industrial Interest,” in Unconventional Energy Resources: 2013 Review of the Uranium Commodity Committee Activities of the Energy Minerals Division, American Assoc. Petroleum Geologists, in PDF format (see PDF pages 44-61) prior to the release of the paper in the Journal of Natural Resources Research, Vol. 23, No. 1, January Issue, Springer Publishing for the paginated journal article (more).
I2M’s President, Jeffrey D. King, P.G., announced today that he received a communication from President Shilston of the Geological Society of London dated November 27, 2013, that I2M’s Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H., Chief Geologist/Hydrogeologist, was elected a Fellow of the Society and subsequently named a Chartered Geologist during the General Meeting of the Geological Society of London (more).
Mr. Campbell replied to President Shilston that he was pleased to learn of the elections and intends to become active in the GSL’s Mineral Deposits Study Group, the Hydrogeological Group, and the Forensic Geoscience Group.
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