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AWMA President Peter Hess presenting Minasian Award 2005

AWMA President Peter Hess presenting Minasian Award

Picture of AWMA President Peter Hess presenting Minasian Award for Best Section for 2005 to Past Chair Martin Ledwitz and Chair Krishna Nand at the 2006 AWMA Annual Meeting in New Orleans.

Tue, August 22, 2006 | link

Joint Meeting Channel Islands Chapter & West Coast Section

Channel Islands Chapter & West Coast Section

 
DINNER MEETING
THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 2006

 

Ottavio’s Restaurant, 1620 Ventura Blvd., Camarillo

Social hour at 6:00 p.m., Dinner at 6:30 p.m., and Presentation at 7:30 p.m.

 

 

“A Model for Identifying Emerging Environmental Issues”

 

Speaker: Vern Novstrup, Naval Facilities Engineering Service Center

 

 

Technologically complex societies regularly identify and address "new" environmental issues and concerns, which emerge from the complex interaction of science, technology, and social values.  To the casual observer, new environmental issues often seem to come to prominence randomly and without warning.  However, we believe it is possible to detect trends and to recognize the emergence of salient issues well in advance of any significant legislative and regulatory activity.  This presentation offers a conceptual model of how environmental issues emerge and develop along a timeline that includes technology deployment, academic study, solution development, advocacy, and legislative and regulatory action.  Key milestones are suggested for tracking the progress of emerging issues and case study examples are examined.

 

Vern Novstrup is currently Environmental Compliance Branch Head at Naval Facilities Engineering Service Center. His group supports various Navy commands across all media areas and is a key component in the Navy's regulatory analysis programs. Formerly, he worked in as a technology implementation coordinator in Navy environmental restoration programs. Mr. Novstrup has a Bachelor of Science degree in Geological Engineering from the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology in 1983.  He is a Licensed Civil Engineer in California.

 

Dinner:  $25 members, $30 non-members, car-poolers save $2; $15 full-time students (sorry, no student carpool discount).  Attendees of the March 15th dinner meeting are eligible for a $10 discount.  Dinner menu of three options: steak, chicken, or halibut.  EXACT CASH or check payable to A&WMA/CIC. Please note that a reservation is a financial commitment to attend the meeting, and no-shows may be billed for incurred costs.

 

Also, the Channel Islands Chapter Board of Directors would like to apologize for the difficulty hearing our speaker during the March 15th dinner meeting. If you attended that meeting and have not already done so, please accept our offer of a $10 discount on a future A&WMA CIC dinner meeting in 2006.

 

 

RESERVATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 12 NOON TUESDAY AUGUST 22.

Contact Brad Boyes by e-mail bboyes@entrix.com, phone (805) 477-5002, fax (805) 658-0427.

Brad Boyes
Secretary
Channel Islands Chapter A&WMA
channelislands@sbcglobal.net
TEL (805) 477-5002
FAX (805) 658-
Tue, August 8, 2006 | link


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