Land Science Technologies exhibited at the Northwest Environmental Conference NWEC in Portland, OR. This two-day conference and tradeshow highlighted environmental topics including emerging revitalization issues and technologies and was attended by environmental consultants, real estate attorneys, health & safety staff and many other industry related managers.

Land Science Technologies Co-Sponsored and exhibited at the 2009 EPA Brownfields Conference In New Orleans. The event focused onGreen Building & Sustainability, Redevelopment Strategies & End Uses and Environmental Assessment & Cleanup among other topics. The 3-day conference offered over 150 educational sessions, lively panel discussions and dynamic roundtables for more than 5,000 attendees.

The Florida Brownfields Conference is a unique event that brings together the many interests of a diverse group which includes property owners to developers, regulatory experts and environmental specialists who are involved in redevelopment of Florida's Brownfields. The conference presentation topics included -

Land Science Technologies attended the 2009 RTM Sustainable Conference which focused on  identifying opportunities and moving forward on sustainable site redevelopments in a distressed economy. Attendees were given legal, financial, technical, risk management and sustainable development tools for successful redevelopment of environmentally imacted sites.

Land Science Technologies attended The Annual Conference on Soils, Sediments, Water and Energy at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst which focused on Expediting and Economizing Cleanups. The technical program included topics on Energy, Air Quality and Health, Sustainable Remediation and Vapor Intrusion.

Land Science Technologies exhibited at The Florida Remediation Conference FRC in Kissimmee, FL where speakers discussed innovative remedial strategies and the current regulatory atmosphere. Topics during the two-day conference included Risk-Based Corrective Action Applications, DNAPL Remediation and Brownfield Redevelopment.

The Northwest Environmental Business Council NEBC hosted the 2009 Brownfields Redevelopment Conference in Tacoma, WA. Land Science Technologies exhibited during this one-day event which included topics on Sustainable Development, Brownfields Policy and Green Remediation and Building.

Land Science Technologies exhibited at the Remediation Technologies Symposium RemTech in Banff, Alberta Canada. This conference is the premier remediation technology transfer event for environmental professionals, encompassing the latest innovations in soil and groundwater remediation. RemTech provides a forum for industry experts to present these leading edge technologies. Some of the topics addressed include In-Situ/Ex-Situ Treatment Methods, Biological Treatment, Environmental Management and Stablization and Containment.

Land Science Technologies exhibited at the 2009 AHMP National Conference in San Diego, CA. The AHMP National Conference, formerly the ACHMM National Conference, is the environmental health, safety, security EHS&S, hazardous materials and waste management industry’s leading forum for national and international information exchange and networking. This year's conference theme was “EHS&S — Steering a Course for Sustainability" and included topics on EHS&S regulations, advances and technologies.

Land Science Technologies attended the US EPA's 2009 Brownfields Grantee Workshop in Asheville, NC. The workshop included overviews on Brownfield Grants, tips on working with state agencies and case studies.

In June 2009, the California Department of Toxic Substances Control and California Water Boards hosted the ITRC Class—Vapor Intrusion Pathway: A Practical Guideline in Long Beach, California. Sponsored by Land Science Technologies an led by internationally recognized experts, this two-day class provided practical training on the vapor intrusion pathway. Topics included the latest strategies to: conduct site screening and investigations; determine what tools are appropriate to collect quality data and evaluate the results; apply multiple lines of evidence to ensure quality decision-making; and build solutions for vapor intrusion issues through understanding of mitigation options.

In June 2009, the California Department of Toxic Substances Control and California Water Boards hosted the ITRC Class—Vapor Intrusion Pathway: A Practical Guideline in Sacramento California. Sponsored by Land Science Technologies and led by internationally recognized experts, this two-day class provided practical training on the vapor intrusion pathway. Topics included the latest strategies to: conduct site screening and investigations; determine what tools are appropriate to collect quality data and evaluate the results; apply multiple lines of evidence to ensure quality decision-making; and build solutions for vapor intrusion issues through understanding of mitigation options.

This event provided participants with a broad perspective on vapor intrusion issues as seen from a range of different parties including: a regulatory agency, an expert industry professional, a large corporation, seasoned consultant and vapor barrier technology provider.

Land Science Technologies would like to thank the speakers for their participation - Laura Luther Missouri DNR, Chris Carey Kansas DHE, Blayne Hartman Vapor Intrusion & Soil Gas Expert, Rochelle Cardinale Iowa DNR, Bill Frez AECOM and Matt Rudolph Terracon.  

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Land Science Technologies attended the Tri-State Brownfield Best Practices Conference in New York, NY. This day-long interactive workshop included leaders in brownfields redevelopment and sustainability. Speakers provided the latest take on such wide-ranging issues as "Redevelopment in a Down Market", "Brownfields and Sensitive Populations", "Property Disposition Strategies", "Green Development", "Smart Growth", and more.

Land Science Technologies exhibited at the 2009 ICSC RECon Conference in Las Vegas, NV. In attendance were over 50,000 colleagues from all corners of the world for networking, deal making and education at RECon. Land Science Technologies exhibited in the Green Zone of the Trade Exposition Hall to display the environmental benefits of incorporating Geo-Seal. Educational Sessions and Workshops were offered to learn about the issues and trends affecting the industry.

Land Science Technologies attended the second Ohio Brownfields Conference in Wilmington, OH. Hosted by the Ohio EPA, the conference covered a variety of topics and addressed the issues, trends and challenges facing brownfield redevelopment today. Public and private sector experts shared their knowledge and interacted with participants in educational sessions.

Land Science Technologies attended the Tenth International In Situ and On-Site Bioremediation Symposium in Baltimore, MD. First held in 1991, the Bioremediation Symposium program integrates recent developments in risk assessment, fundamental research, and innovative engineering applications for both traditional and emerging contaminants. The Symposium offers a broad perspective on the performance and reliability of microbial-based processes for site restoration, waste treatment, pollution prevention, and environmental biotechnology worldwide.

Land Science Technologies attended The Business of Brownfields Conference which highlighted the technical, legal and financial aspects of brownfields reclamation and development.  The 2009 Technical program of the conference featured the five main actions of brownfields development:

• Public Health/Institutional Controls
• Marketing & Finance
• Working within Legal/Regulatory Framework
• Site Characterization
• Site Remediation

Land Science Technologies sponsored the ITRC Training Class "Vapor Intrusion Pathway:A Practical Guideline" in Oklahoma City, OK. Hosted by ITRC and the Oklahoma DEQ, the class was led by internationally recognized experts and provided practical training on the vapor intrusion pathway. Topics included the latest strategies to: conduct site screening and investigations; determine what tools are appropriate to collect quality data and evaluate the results; apply multiple lines of evidence to ensure quality decision-making; and build solutions for vapor intrusion issues through understanding of mitigation options.

Land Science Technologies is sponsoring the ITRC 2-Day Classroom Training - Vapor Intrusion Pathway: A Practical Guideline

Led by internationally recognized experts, this 2-day ITRC classroom training will enable you to:

• Learn the latest strategies to conduct site screening and investigations
• Determine what tools are appropriate to collect quality data and evaluate the results
• Apply multiple lines of evidence to ensure quality decision-making
• Build solutions for VI issues through understanding of mitigation options
• Network with environmental professionals
• Learn about new VI development from US EPA

For more information and to register for this event visit: http://www.regonline.com/builder/site/Default.aspx?eventid=660134

Land Science Technologies, a division of Regenesis, Inc., was recently honored with the 2008 Environmental Business Journal EBJ Remediation Technology Award for the development of Geo-Seal™.

A full-day technical seminar on a timely topic, vapor instrusion, hosted by Land Science Technologies, makers of Geo-Seal™, and the Ohio EPA, drew a capacity audience of nearly 200 environmental consultants and other professionals in Columbus, Ohio on January 14, 2009.

Land Science Technologies undertakes first seminar -

VAPOR INTRUSION: Regulations, Monitoring, Management and Mitigation

This event provided participants with a broad perspective on vapor intrusion issues as seen from a range of different parties including: a regulatory agency, an expert industry professional, a large corporation, seasoned consultant and vapor barrier technology provider.

Ohio EPA’s Voluntary Action Program VAP awarded PDHUs to VAP Certified Professionals who attended this training.  The Ohio EPA staff had a significant involvement in developing this course to ensure that it was consistent with the vapor intrusion investigation and assessment guidance the Agency is currently developing.

Land Science Technologies would like to thank the speakers for their participation - Gavin Armstrong Ohio EPA, Blayne Hartman Vapor Intrusion & Soil Gas Expert, Greg Rose Chrysler, and Matt Rudolph Terracon.  

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Geo-Seal™ a highly effective gas vapor intrusion management technology developed by the Land Science Technologies LST division of Regenesis San Clemente, CA was named a finalist in the 2008 Environment and Energy Awards competition at Sustainabilitylive! in Birmingham, England, the U.K.’s largest and longest-running exhibition and networking event for the energy and renewables industries.

An Introduction to Land Science Technologies Geo-Seal™ product is being presented in conjunction with the Regenesis National Groundwater Remediation Seminar Series.

The Seminar Calendar can be viewed at http://www.regenesis.com/resources/seminars/calendar.aspx

Recent Press Release focuses on Geo-Seal™ and the Protection of Air Quality on Brownfield Redevelopment Sites.

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Key Technical Presentation on "Brownfield Vapor Barriers: Chemical Compatibility, Testing, and Advances in Materials Science" presented at the Sixth International Symposium on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds in Monterey, California.

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Vapor Intrusion: Modeling, Design and Construction Workshop led by Peter Grant of Land Science Technologies held on Sunday, May 18, 2008 at the Sixth International Symposium on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds in Monterey, California.

Exclusive luncheon event on Recent Developments in Vapor Intrusion Standards and Barrier Technology featuring presentations on -

"The New ASTM Standard for Vapor Intrusion", presented by Blayne Hartman, Ph.D.
"New Developments in Gas Vapor Barrier Technology" presented by Peter Grant, Director of Land Science Technologies.

To be held at the Sixth International Symposium on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds in Monterey, California.

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