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2007 WA-AWRA
Conference Program
Conference Presentations
The following conference presentations are posted with
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SESSION 1 STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
Beyond the Guidebook: Designing with Nature to Create Liveable
Communities & Protect Stream Health
Kim Stephens, Water Sustainability Action Plan for British
Columbia
Remi Dube, Drainage Planning Manager,
City of Surrey
What About The Other 190%
Gary Minton, Ph.D, PE, Resource Planning Associates
Restoring Puget Sound: The Role of Storm water and Land Use
Management
Ed O’Brien,
Washington State Department of Ecology
SESSION 2 LIQUID WASTE MANAGEMENT
Risk-Based Environmental Management in Metro Vancouver
Albert van Roodselaar, Ph.D, P.Eng., Division Manager,
Metro
Vancouver
Moving Beyond Minimum Treatment Requirements in the Puget Sound
Basin
Stan Hummel,
King County
Capital Regional District Core Area Wastewater Management
Program
Dwayne Kalynchuk,
Capital Regional District, Victoria, British
Columbia
SESSION 3 CLIMATE CHANGE
Climate Change and Water Policy: New Paradigms and Gordian Knots
Kurt Unger,
Washington State Department of Ecology
Local Climate Change Visioning Project
David Flanders,
University of British Columbia
Climate Change and Drought in the West
Philip Mote,
University of Washington Climate Impacts Group
SESSION 4 CASE STUDIES I
Managing Flood Risk on the Fraser River in British Columbia
Neil Peters,
BC Ministry of Environment
SPU Adaptation Framework to Address Potential Climate Change
Impacts to Drainage & Wastewater System
Gary Schimek,
Seattle Public Utilities
Permitting a New Waste Discharge to the Spokane River:
Implications for Inter-state River Management
Stan Miller, Spokane County Utilities, retired
SESSION 5 COLUMBIA RIVER
Transboundary Columbia Futures
Rachael Paschal Osborn,
Center for Environmental Law and Policy
Role of Storage in the Columbia River Basin Water Management
Program
Derek Sandison,
Washington State Department of Ecology
A Community Perspective from the Canadian Columbia Basin
Kindy Gosal,
Columbia Basin Trust
Keeping the Lessons of Celilo
Falls Alive
Charles Hudson,
Columbia
River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission
Restoring Upper Columbia River Salmon Populations: a
Transboundary Management Issue
William Green, Canadian Columbia River Tribal-Fisheries
Commission
SESSION 6 CASE STUDIES II
Transboundary Issues on the
Sumas River
Sandra Brown,
University of
British Columbia
Pacific Northwest Water
Resources Planning Case Studies Addressing Climate Change
Alan
F. Hamlet,
University of Washington
Spokane Valley - Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer Study: Collaborative
Modeling Toward Integrated Regional Management
Guy J. Gregory,
Washington Department of Ecology
International Watershed Initiative
Irene B. Brooks (Care of Frank Bevacqua,
Public Information Officer), United States Section,
International Joint
Commission
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