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Remediation of Abandoned Mine Lands |
Paul Seidel, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality Paul Seidel is an environmental toxicologist and project manager with Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ) Northwest Region. Mr. Seidel performs and supports risk-based decision making at cleanup sites including ecological and human health risk assessments. His work includes a variety of issues including sediment investigations, vapor intrusion, bioaccumulative contaminants and abandoned mines.
David Anderson, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality David Anderson is a hydrogeologist and project manager with Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ) Eastern region. He is the abandoned mines coordinator for DEQs Eastern Region and has worked on projects ranging from former dry cleaners and bulk petroleum facilities to abandoned mines where he has developed expertise with use of X-ray fluorescence technology to characterize mineralized sites.
Shannon Hubler, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality Shannon Hubler is an Aquatic Ecologist with Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ). Mr. Hubler has performed work assessing biotic integrity of streams throughout Oregon and was the primary developer of ODEQs multivariate statistical model for predicting biotic integrity of small streams, termed the PREDictive Assessment Tool for ORegon, or PREDATOR. He has worked on several mine sites thoughout Oregon.