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PFAS Investigations in Surface and Groundwater in the Piedmont
Presenter
Nathan Stevens, Hydrogeologist
Kleinfelder, Inc.
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Level: Intermediate
Who should attend: This session will be applicable to geologists, hydrogeologists, and environmental professionals interested in developing large-scale monitoring networks, in PFAS fate and transport, or in bedrock characterization. A wide variety of techniques and methods were included in this work, and interest in much more important than expertise to enjoy this presentation.
Webinar Overview: Kleinfelder and the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) have conducted an integrated investigation of perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in surface waters and groundwater in the Delaware Piedmont, a physiographic province which extends into Pennsylvania. This presentation will cover the bedrock well site selection process, unmanned aerial vehicle surveys with thermal imaging, and borehole characterization using an integrated suite of geophysical surveys and modeling.
About our presenter: Nathan Stevens is a hydrogeologist with Kleinfelder, working out of Worcester (“Woostah”), Massachusetts. He will be discussing the development and execution of an integrated surface water and groundwater study of PFAS occurrence in the Piedmont terrane of Delaware. Nathan holds a B.Sc. in Geology from Boston College, and an M.Sc. in Earth Sciences from the University of Maine. His current professional focuses include geochemistry, pollutant fate and transport, environmental liability management, and mentoring.
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