From: | Aimee Houghton <aimeeh@igc.org> |
Date: | Wed, 28 May 1997 20:02:47 -0700 (PDT) |
Reply: | cpeo-military |
Subject: | NE Federal Facilities Cleanup WorkshopNE Federal Facilities Cleanup Workshop |
Below is the Draft Agenda for Northeast Federal Facility Cleanup Workshop the CAREER/PRO is co-hosting with ISIS of Hampshire College. As with all workshops that CAREER/PRO hosts, there is no fee, however pre-registration is REQUIRED. For more information on registration, and lodging, please contact: Jeff Green at 413-582-5582 or via email at: isis@hampshire.edu A limited number of travel scholarships will be made available for RAB members in the Northeast area. For details on how to apply for those scholarships, please contact Jeff Green as well. The Agenda below is still in draft form, if you have suggestions or comments, please forward them to either Jeff Green or Aimee Houghton (aimeeh@igc.org or 415-904-7750). As always, community and agency participation is vital. We hope to see you in Amherst this July. Aimee Houghton Jeff Green Program Coordinator Project Coordinator CAREER/PRO ISIS 425 Market Street, 2nd Floor Prescott D-1 San Francisco, CA 94105 Hampshire College tel: 415-904-7750; Amherst, MA 01002 FAX: 415-904-7765 tel: 413-582-5582 Email: aimeeh@igc.org FAX: 413-582-5448 Email: isis@hampshire.edu ************ Northeast Federal Facilities Cleanup Workshop July 18-20, 1997 Amherst College, Massachusetts DRAFT AGENDA Friday, July 18 [10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Citizen Caucus] 6:00 PM Check-In for Overnight Guests at Amherst College 7:30 PM Welcome, Orientation. Herb Bernstein -- Institute for Science and Interdisciplinary Studies 8:00 PM Reception (catered) 9:00 PM Adjourn Saturday, July 19 8:30 AM Registration (coffee available) 9:00 AM Welcome, Review of Agenda and Other Logistics. Jeff Green -- Project Coordinator, Institute for Science and Interdisciplinary Studies 9:15 AM Workshop Introduction. Aimee Houghton -- Program Coordinator, Career/Pro [Note: Senator Ted Kennedy is a possible speaker in this slot.] 9:40 AM Around-the-Room Introductions 10:20 AM BREAK (catered) 10:30 AM U.S. Air Force Cleanup Initiatives & Progress. Tad McCall -- Deputy Assistant Secretary, Office of Environmental Safety and Occupational Health, USAF 11:15 AM Environmental Justice: Economic Conversion for the Local Workforce. Haywood Turrentine -- Laborer's International Union / Association of General Contractors; National Environmental Justice Advisory Committee. 12:00 PM LUNCH (AC Dining Commons) Poster Exhibit: Overview of Northeast Federal Facility Sites 1:00 PM Legislation, Regulatory Policy, and Oversight Federal Government. Linda Murphy -- Director, Office of Site Remediation and Restoration, EPA Region 1 State Government. [Panel: TBA] Question and Answer Session 2:00 PM BREAK (catered) 2:15 PM Community Participation in the Cleanup Process, Principles of Partnership, FFERDC Report. Lenny Siegel -- Director, Career/PRO 3:00 PM Workshop Breakout (1) Active Bases Community and Environmental Impacts Pollution Prevention (2) Closing Bases Future Land Use, Land Transfer Issues Economic Recovery (3) Mixed Case Downsizing, Early Land Transfer Development Issues Concurrent Use by Civilian/Military 4:00 PM Case Study: Starting a RAB at the Watertown Arsenal. Susan Falkoff -- Watertown Citizens for Environmental Safety 4:30 PM Case Study: Issues of Trust at the Brunswick Naval Air Station. [Panel: TBA] 5:00 PM Adjourn Sunday, July 20 9:00 AM Case Study: Otis Air National Guard Base / Massachusetts Military Reservation -- Panel Discussion. Susan Walker -- Association for the Preservation of Cape Cod Joel Feigenbaum -- Cape Cod Community College Virginia Valiela -- Selectman, Town of Falmouth [invited] Len Pinaud -- Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection [invited] Johanna Hunter -- Community Relations Office, USEPA Region 1 [invited] Vanessa Musgrave -- Installation Restoration Program, Otis ANGB/MMR [invited] 10:00 AM The Use of Human Health and Ecological Risk Assessments in Cleanup Decisionmaking. Ted Schettler -- Physicians for Social Responsibility 10:30 AM BREAK (catered) 10:45 AM Budgeting, Funding and Priority Setting. Lenny Siegel -- Director, Career/Pro; Paul Yaroschak -- Director, Environmental Compliance and Restoration Policy, Navy [invited] 12:00 PM LUNCH (AC Dining Commons) 1:00 PM Roundtable Discussions (breakout session) (1) Changing Roles of Science, Technology, and Expertise -identifying research needs -role of ISIS, Career/PRO, and other nonprofit/university (2) Community Organizing & Networking -outreach in your community -networking with other groups -Career/PRO online conference (3) Contracting Issues -local vs. national -role of stakeholders (4) Obtaining Technical Assistance -funding sources -types of assistance -working with a consultant (5) Developing Tools for Stakeholder Collaborations -geographic Information Systems -repositories (6) Communications and Media Coverage. Bob Schaeffer -- Military Production Network 2:15 PM Developing a Plan of Action: Real Life Problem Solving 3:00 PM Closing Remarks 3:30 PM Adjourn |
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