• Dr. Robert Hirsch, Associate Director for Water, U.S. Geological Survey. Responsible for USGS water science programs.

Panel Presentations, Discussion, Rebuttals and Q & A Session

Opening Remarks by Dr. Robert Hirsch

Panelist Presentations

• Environmental Representative:

  • Brian Hill, President & CEO, PA Environmental Council

• Regulatory Representative:

  • John Hines, Director, DEP Water Planning Office

• Industry Representative:

  • Drew Hadley, Global Environmental Manager, Procter & Gamble Co.

 Panelist Rebuttals

 Moderator Questions and Summary

• Detection of Emerging Contaminant Compounds in Ground Water and Surface Water Under Base Flow Conditions in Areas with Septic Systems and Other On-Site Wastewater Disposal.  Lisa Senior
• Act 220 Water Budget Tool for Pennsylvania. David Jostenski, P.E.
• Storm Water Management for an Industrial Facility Expansion in Karst Terrain Near Nazareth, Pa: Combining BMPs to Reconcile Opposing Technical and Municipal Requirements. Thomas D. Gillespie
• Use of a Ground-Water Flow Model to Determine Potential Effects of Urbanization and Ground-Water Withdrawals on Trout Habitat in the Pocono Watershed, Monroe County, Pa.  Ronald A. Sloto

• Presentation by Spotts, Stevens and McCoy, Inc.

• Integrated Resource Planning in SE Pa.  Amy Munson
• Thrust Faults and the Hydrogeology of the Blue Ridge Province .  Dr. William Seaton
• Ground-Water Modeling for Identifying, Quantifying, and Minimizing Water Resources Impacts by Large Land Development.  Robert Struble, Jr.
• Critical Aquifer Recharge Areas.  Robert D. Pody

• Delaware River Fly Ash Recovery Project.  Robert J. Barkanic
• Emerging Contaminants and Legacy Sediment in the Delaware Basin, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Gregory J. Cavallo
• One Industry's Efforts to Ensure Effective Water Resource Management. Diane Alwine
• A Water Budget Based Management Plan for Consumptive Use in a Headwater Drainage Basin (including) the Mitigation of "Lost Reaches" of a Limestone Headwater Stream.  Thomas D. Gillespie