Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H., Vice President and Chief Geologist of I2M Associates, LLC in Houston was interviewed by Forbes.com regarding the value of coal resources for use not in burning for power generation but for supporting an expanding carbon industry throughout the world as a feedstock to replace products currently made of wood and plastics.
I2M Associates, LLC has initiated a new "Field Alert" program from within the Health and Safety Module of the I2M Resource Web Portal.
Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President of I2M Associates, LLC announced this afternoon in Seattle that Mr. Mohammed Njari, A.A. has been appointed as an Assistant Geological Associate in I2M’s Natural Resources Group.
He offers a background in the geology of northern and central Africa and in the mineral resources of Morocco and will support I2M projects in the U.S. and elsewhere in the world, especially in Africa.
As Chair of the Uranium (Nuclear Minerals and Rare Earth) Committee of the Energy Minerals Division (AAPG), and I2M’s Chief Geologist/Hydrogeologist, Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H., presented the Committee’s 2013 Annual Report by teleconference during the Division’s meeting today at the AAPG Annual Conference in Pittsburgh, PA (here).
Michael D. Campbell, I2M’s Vice President and Chief Geologist/Hydrogeologist, and Henry M. Wise, Senior Remediation Specialist of SWS Environmental Services of La Porte, Texas, made a presentation to a packed house at the May Dinner Meeting of the Engineering and Environmental Group of the Houston Geological Society.
The presentation was entitled: “Hydrogeologic Risks in the Groundwater Supply of Harris County, Texas: Radioactive Constituents, Natural Gas, & Growth Faults”.
For those of you who could not attend the meeting, here are the abstract and biographies of the speakers (link), the selected references (link), and a PDF of the presentation slides (link).
Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President and CEO of I2M Associates, LLC, announced today in Seattle that the long-awaited AAPG-EMD Memoir 101 has been published, entitled: Energy Resources for Human Settlement in the Solar System and Earth’s Future in Space.
For the Table of Contents and Book Preface, see (here).
To order the publication, see (more).
Members of I2M and of the Energy Mineral Division’s Uranium (Nuclear and Rare Earth Minerals) Committee (UCOM) contributed the final Chapter 9, entitled: Nuclear Power and Associated Environmental Issues in the Transition of Exploration and Mining on Earth to the Development of Off-World Natural Resources in the 21st Century.
I2M’s Chief Geologist/ Hydrogeologist, Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H., serves as Chair of UCOM and served as Senior Author for Chapter 9, supported by co-authors: Mr. King (of I2M), Mr. Henry M. Wise (of UCOM), Mr. Bruce Handley (of UCOM and I2M), Dr. James L. Conca (of UCOM), and by M. David Campbell, P.G. (of I2M), (more).
Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H., I2M Associates' Vice President and Chief Geologist/Hydrogeologist presented a two-hour lecture to attendees of the Houston Geological Society's Environmental & Engineering Group at their March Dinner Meeting.
Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President of I2M, announced today in Seattle that the new I2M Resource Web Portal has been released.
Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President of I2M Associates, LLC announced today that the company has released for publication the 25th Review on the Navajo uranium mining clean-up around Cove, Arizona, the 26th Review considering the existing ban on uranium mining in Virginia, and the 27th Review of the adversarial views on the Colorado and South Dakota uranium mining projects, all part of the I2M series on combating bias in the U.S. news and Internet media against uranium mining and nuclear power development for generating electricity in the U.S. and overseas (more).
Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President of I2M Associates, LLC and of PERC, announced today the successful initiation of a long-term PERC ground-water monitoring program at a Tacoma, Washington industrial site. I2M Associates, LLC is providing hydrogeological support to the program led by I2M’s Chief Hydrogeologist, Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H. The program is now remotely recording data from six monitoring wells, three installed at three corners of the site in a shallow confined aquifer and three in a confined aquifer of intermediate depth, as well as monitoring local rainfall and battery voltage, which is recharged by solar panels: http://www.i2m-stevens.com/overview.php
The purpose of the program is to characterize the potential impact of:
The program became necessary because of the rapidly fluctuating water levels indicated by monthly and daily manual measurements of the monitoring wells screened in the two aquifers did not permit the characterization of the pressure distribution and hence ground-water flow direction within the two confined aquifers with any certainty. Manual monthly monitoring provided only a “snap-shot” in time which produced a potentiometric surface map that was only accurate for that specific “snap-shot” in time. A continuous monitoring program with 15-minute data readouts is required to appropriately […]
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