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Aecom — 2020-2021 Environmental Webinar Series

41 slides from Aecom's conference presentation, 2021

  1. Slide 1: Environmental Webinar Series

    Site Menu 2020-2021 Environmental Webinar Series Innovative Environmental Solutions in Our New World A AECOM

  2. Slide 2: Sustainable Legacies and ESG

    Site Menu Sustainable Legacies and ESG 1 AECOM

  3. Slide 3: Progressing Disclosure of Climate and ESG-related Risks and Opportunities

    Site Menu Progressing Disclosure of The Age of Extreme Learn the truth about what makes a microgrid a viable energy choice for your organization and what’s behind all Climate and ESG-related Change: Microgrids and the microgrid hype! Basic definitions, examples and an Risks and Opportunities Resilie

  4. Slide 4: Wind Energy Siting Considerations and Tribal Partnerships

    Site Menu Wind Energy Siting Carbon Neutrality and Net- Considerations and Zero GHG Emissions: What Tribal Partnerships Does it All Mean? Barker Fariss Office of Native Sovereign Michael Conrardy and Tribal Relations michael.conrardy@aecom.com barker.fariss@aecom.com As a response to climate science

  5. Slide 5: Incorporating Diversity, Equity and Inclusion into Environmental Programs

    Site Menu Incorporating Diversity, Equity and Inclusion into Environmental Programs: Emerging Issues, Practices and Strategies Four Key Areas of DEI Brian Kennedy 1 brian.kennedy@aecom.com ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY Mentoring, Internships, DBE Programs, Development Potential Kory Wilmot Public involvement

  6. Slide 6: Emerging Trends in ESG: Drivers, Guidance and Practices

    Site Menu Emerging Trends in ESG: Drivers, Social Strategies for Guidance and Practices I N OP ER Enhanced ESG Outcomes C HA AT LY SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT I O ENVIRONMENTAL, PP N SU S ENERGY SECURITY WATER SCARCITY SOCIAL & GOVERNANCE Across Canada and the U.S., HIGH RISK GEOGRAPHIES many large infr

  7. Slide 7: The ESG World is Evolving — Are You Following the Trends?

    Site Menu The ESG World is Evolving — RACC PWR: Resilient Energy Networks & Are You Following the Trends? Utilities Solutions Harsh and extreme climate is increasingly destabilizing our communities and placing pressure on infrastructure, particularly power assets that Kristin Tremain Davis are strug

  8. Slide 8: Connected Communities Carbon Capture: Fitting into the New World Economy

    Site Menu Connected Communities Carbon Capture: Fitting into View Recording the New World Economy Bill Abolt william.abolt@aecom.com Kevin M. Taylor kevin.m.taylor@aecom.com Paige Humecki paige.humecki@aecom.com Bonnie Carr bonnie.carr@aecom.com View Recording Katrina Lewis katrina.lewis@aecom.com “

  9. Slide 9: Hydrogen: The Future Fuel

    Site Menu Hydrogen: The Planning and Modeling Tools Future Fuel for an Electrified Future Dr. Dana Al-Qadi dana.alqadi@aecom.com Hazen Burford hazen.burford@aecom.com William Haas william.haas@aecom.com We are turning to clean fuels of the future, and AECOM leads in developing infrastructure to supp

  10. Slide 10: Energy

    Site Menu Energy 9 AECOM

  11. Slide 11: AECOM Energy Data Analytics – Make Buildings Better

    Site Menu AECOM Energy Data Analytics – Make Buildings Better Jerry Burin jerry.burin@aecom.com Syed Suhail syed.suhail@aecom.com AECOM’s energy data analytics platform is built to analyze data from diverse sources. Historically, large buildings have offered data streams from their HVAC equipment an

  12. Slide 12: Nuclear Power and the Green Economy

    Site Menu Nuclear Power and the Green Economy Kevin Taylor, CHP kevin.taylor@aecom.com View Recording AECOM’s IAP business line has been supporting nuclear power initiatives for more than 15 years. Our recent and current efforts include preparing environmental assessment documents for the second rel

  13. Slide 13: Impact Assessment & Permitting

    Site Menu Impact Assessment & Permitting 12 AECOM

  14. Slide 14: Project Planning Tools for Streamlined Environmental and Social Impact Analysis

    Site Menu Project Planning Tools for Streamlined Environmental and Social (Equity) Impact Analysis & Engagement Matthew Harris AECOM’s Environmental Engagement (EE) platform provides fully customized and interactive digital environmental and social impact assessment and Avinash Srivastava compliance

  15. Slide 15: eMAP – Future-Forward Data Collection, Reporting & Analysis

    Site Menu eMAP – Future-Forward Better, Faster Stakeholder In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing requirements, AECOM developed and is Data Collection, Engagement in the Modern widely implementing a Virtual Consultation Meeting tool Reporting & Analysis Age – Going Virtual for ma

  16. Slide 16: AECOM Innovations in Routing and Siting Analysis

    Site Menu AECOM Innovations in AECOM has successfully applied innovative GIS solutions to routing and siting projects for greater The Coming Digital Disruption The stage is being set for rapid industry transformation. The ongoing wave of pre- and post-pandemic Routing and Siting Analysis efficiency

  17. Slide 17: CEQ NEPA Implementing Regulation Revisions; eDNA Solutions

    Site Menu CEQ NEPA Implementing eDNA Solutions: Non-Invasive Wildlife Regulation Revisions Sampling to Expedite Permitting Applying innovative tools during the planning, permitting, and implementation phases of projects can provide a competitive edge. With the employment of non-invasive environmenta

  18. Slide 18: eDNA Sampling

    Site Menu eDNA and Acoustic Telemetry: The application of innovative tools can give projects a competitive edge during the planning, permitting, and implementation phases. AECOM is pioneering new the presence/absence and detailed movement patterns of aquatic animals. By tracking acoustically tagged

  19. Slide 19: Evolving Environmental Impact Analysis and Permitting through Innovation

    Site Menu Evolving Environmental Impact Analysis and Permitting through Innovation Join AECOM for a discussion of forward-looking, innovative tools that can be implemented on projects data; use of drones and the depth of their capabilities; and virtual open house platforms for public engagement, wit

  20. Slide 20: Air Quality

    Site Menu Air Quality 19 AECOM

  21. Slide 21: Trichloroethylene in Indoor Air: New Tools to Rapidly Evaluate Potential Exposures

    Site Menu Trichloroethylene in Fenceline Air Monitoring Indoor Air: New Tools Programs for Remediation to Rapidly Evaluate Sites Potential Exposures Bart Eklund Melissa McLaughlin melissa.mcLaughlin@aecom.com View Recording Marty Hale marty.hale@aecom.com In vapor intrusion (VI) studies, trichloroet

  22. Slide 22: Innovative Modeling Approaches for Air Permit and Regulatory Applications

    Site Menu Innovative Modeling Carbon Neutrality and Net- Approaches for Air Permit Zero GHG Emissions: What and Regulatory Applications Does it All Mean? Bob Paine bob.paine@aecom.com Michael Conrardy michael.conrardy@aecom.com Laura Warren laura.warren@aecom.com As a response to climate science, th

  23. Slide 23: Remediation

    Site Menu Remediation 22 AECOM

  24. Slide 24: PFAS Tools and Technologies

    Site Menu PFAS We hope you find this three-part webinar series on Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) informative. Our leaders in the field have managed hundreds of Tools and PFAS-related projects for clients around the world and at more than 200 PFAS sites in Technologies North America. PFAS

  25. Slide 25: PFAS Tools and Technologies

    Site Menu PFAS We hope you find this three-part webinar series on Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) informative. Our leaders in the field have managed hundreds of Tools and PFAS-related projects for clients around the world and at more than 200 PFAS sites in Technologies North America. Drin

  26. Slide 26: Keeping Up With Coal Ash

    Site Menu KEEPING UP WITH COAL ASH As a means to connect and engage with you on the many developments in the Keeping Up dynamic CCR marketplace, AECOM hosted a microburst of presentations through a 9-Part “Keeping Up With Coal Ash” Webinar Series. We assembled a group of With Coal Ash great speakers

  27. Slide 27: Keeping Up With Coal Ash

    Site Menu KEEPING UP WITH COAL ASH As a means to connect and engage with you on the many developments in the Keeping Up dynamic CCR marketplace, AECOM hosted a microburst of presentations through a 9-Part “Keeping Up With Coal Ash” Webinar Series. We assembled a group of With Coal Ash great speakers

  28. Slide 28: Remedial Process Optimization; Selection of a Dredge Material Dewatering Strategy

    Site Menu Remedial Process Optimization - Higher Selection of a Dredge Material Efficiency and Lower Cost Dewatering Strategy View Recording Selection of an efficacious dewatering strategy for dredge material (sediment and/or other residuals) can be a daunting task. Dewatering can REMEDIAL PROCESS O

  29. Slide 29: 1,4-Dioxane In Situ Remediation: Conventional and Innovative Solutions

    Site Menu 1,4-Dioxane In Situ Remediation: Conventional and Innovative Solutions Enhanced In Situ Biodegradation of 1,4-Dioxane 1,4-Dioxane Treatment Using ISCO 1,4-Dioxane is a probable human carcinogen and an emerging contaminant in 1,4-Dioxane has emerged as a contaminant of concern for numerous

  30. Slide 30: PFAS: Global Trends and Perspectives; Implementing Remediation Projects

    Site Menu PFAS: Global Trends Implementing Remediation and Perspectives Projects in Uncertain Times: Alternative Delivery and Contracting Strategies Rachael Casson Rick Brannon rachael.casson@aecom.com rick.brannon@aecom.com View Recording View Recording This presentation will provide perspective on

  31. Slide 31: PRISM

    Site Menu PRISM® (PRedictive Integrated Adaptive Management at Stratigraphic Modeling) Sediment Remediation Sites Corrective actions at complex sediment sites are often mired in decades long characterization, design, and regulatory review processes that are inefficient, frustrating Junaid Sadeque, P

  32. Slide 32: PFAS in Stormwater: Permits, Processes, and Treatment

    Site Menu PFAS in Stormwater: Permits, Processes, Adaptive Management at Sediment and Treatment Remediation Sites Steven Husted, PG, STS steven.husted@aecom.com Matthew Zenker, PhD, PE matthew.zenker@aecom.com View Recording View Recording Regulations related to per- and polyfluoroalkyl This present

  33. Slide 33: Best Practices of Remediation and Reclamation in Indigenous Communities

    Site Menu Best Practices of Surface Water and Ground- Surface water and groundwater have traditionally been studied and managed independently when, Remediation and water as One: Towards a Holistic in reality, they are intimately linked components Reclamation in Indigenous Quantitative Assessment of

  34. Slide 34: EHS Management

    Site Menu EHS Management 33 AECOM

  35. Slide 35: Workforce of the Future; Effective Stormwater BMP Operation and Maintenance

    Site Menu Workforce of the Future – How Changing Effective Stormwater BMP Operation and Demographics Should Affect Your Safety Program Maintenance for Permit Compliance View Recording View Recording Michelle Coutu MSPH, CIH, CSP Sujit Ekka, PE, PH michelle.coutu@aecom.com sujit.ekka@aecom.com NPDES

  36. Slide 36: Going Beyond the TRIR; Conducting Virtual EHS Audits

    Site Menu Going Beyond the TRIR: Renew Focus Grounded! Conducting Virtual EHS Audits on High-Consequence Risks and Due Diligence Assessments - Tips and Lessons Learned Joseph Muggli, CPEA Environmental Scientist Peter Kroll, PE, CPEA, CPSP, CSP joseph.muggli@aecom.com peter.kroll@aecom.com View Reco

  37. Slide 37: Controlling Aerosols - Including Those Associated with Disease Transmission

    Site Menu Controlling Aerosols - Including Those Associated with Disease Transmission Aerosols – Addressing Chemical and Biological Risks Aerosolization is the process of putting solids (particulates, fumes), liquids discuss the phenomena of agglomeration, which is the propensity of certain (vapors,

  38. Slide 38: Leading Lagging; Ammonia Risk Management Planning

    Site Menu Lead, Don’t Lag! Use Leading Indicators to Ammonia Risk Management Planning Monitor and Improve EHS Performance Monitoring and reporting on lagging Anhydrous ammonia is frequently used in industrial performance indicators, such as injury rates, and agricultural applications, both as a fert

  39. Slide 39: Wastewater Monitoring for Early Detection of COVID-19 Infected Populations

    Site Menu Wastewater Monitoring for Early Detection of COVID-19 Infected Populations The detection of COVID-19 infected individuals in This webinar discusses various sampling strategies, test populations is critical to manage the pandemic. procedures and data visualization techniques employed Althou

  40. Slide 40: Process Safety Management (PSM): Implementing a Flexible Pre-Startup Safety Review

    Site Menu Process Safety Management (PSM): Implementing a Flexible Pre-Startup Safety Review Gayle Nicoll, PhD, REP, ASP, CSP gayle.nicoll@aecom.com View Recording Please join us for a presentation on a customized, flexible Excel-based Pre-Startup Safety Review developed by Gayle Nicoll, PhD, REP, A

  41. Slide 41: About AECOM

    Site Menu The information contained in this document/these recordings is intended for general guidance on About AECOM matters of interest only. This document is provided with the understanding that AECOM is not herein AECOM (NYSE: ACM) is the world’s trusted engaged in rendering professional, legal,

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