March 28, 2019
By:
Walter G. Wright
Category:
Arkansas Environmental, Energy, and Water Law
Arkansas Environmental, Energy, and Water Law
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The Arkansas Environmental Federation is holding its annual Water Seminar (“Seminar”) on April 18th.
The Seminar will be held at the Holiday Inn – Airport in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Suggested attendees include:
• Environmental Managers
• Service and Equipment Suppliers
• Environmental Consultants
• Employees of Related Governmental Agencies
• Attorneys
• Professional Engineers
• Developers
Topics to be addressed include:
- A Conversation with the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality Director (Becky Keogh): Cooperative Federalism 2.0/New Emphasis on Compliance Systems
- Water of the U.S. , Part 2: What the Proposed Rule Would Do
- ADEQ 404 Delegation
- ADEQ Anti-Degradation
- General Stormwater Permit
- Training: Enforcement Overview
- Minerals Strategy for the Future: conductivity Based Site Specific Criteria
- Avoiding Permit Limits by Following EPA’s Updated Selenium Criteria
- Nuts and Bolts of Enforcement and Shifts
- Regulation 2 Triennial Review
My law firm colleague Jordan Wimpy and I will be undertaking presentations titled:
Waters of the U.S., Part 1: A journey to the Proposed Rule (Jordan Wimpy)
Discharges to Groundwater and NPDES Permits (Walter Wright)
AEF states that education and licensing hours are available which include:
- Continuing Education Units
- National Registry of Environmental Professionals
- Continuing Legal Education
- Solid Waste & Wastewater Licensing Credit from the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality
- American Board of Industrial Hygiene
- Professional Engineer Development Hours
A copy of the brochure can be found here.
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