2025 MSECA Virtual Environmental Conference

We’re bringing together industry experts and hundreds of environmental professionals for valuable insights and innovation in environmental consulting for four half-days of virtual presentations on topics such as Vapor Intrusion, PFAS, Site Investigation, Remediation Design, Regulator Updates, and more.

Presentations will begin at 9:00 AM EST with approximately 2.5 hours of educational content each day.

• Wednesday, December 3rd: Virtual Conference Kick-Off
  • A framework for data-driven assessment of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) vapor intrusion potential
    Ariel Robinson, University of Kentucky
  • From Additives to Adsorption: Understanding the Full Impact of Plastic Pollution
    John W. Scott, Illinois Sustainable Technology Center
  • Careful With That Lighter! Toxic and Explosive Vapors in the Vadose Zones of Karst Aquifers: Physics and Case Studies
    Chris Groves, Crawford Hydrology Lab, Western Kentucky University
  • AFFF Takeback Program
    Jessica Langdon, Ohio EPA
• Thursday, December 4th: Vapor Intrusion
  • Lessons Learned Through Automated Continuous Vapor Intrusion Monitoring at Hundreds of Sites
    Mark Kram, Ph.D., Groundswell Technologies, LLC
  • Vapor Intrusion Mitigation with Soil Vapor Extraction
    Aaron Friedrich, MS, LPG, ERM
  • Evaluating Methane Hazards at Vapor Intrusion Sites: Lessons Learned and Application of ASTM E2993
    Bart Eklund, Haley & Aldrich
  • Conduit Vapor Transport: Experimental Evidence and Model-based Attenuation Estimates
    Herman Tay, WSP, Inc.
• Wednesday, December 10th: Site Investigation & Remediation Design
  • In-Situ Generation of ROS To Treat High Level Benzene Contamination
    Douglas Gray, AECOM & Troy Lizer, Provectus Environmental Products
  • A Single Application of Activated Carbon by In Situ Injection Enhances Natural Source Zone Depletion in Petroleum-Contaminated Clay: A 39-Month Field Study
    Edward Winner, RPI Group
  • Considerations for Remedial Design, Planning, and Execution of a Hydraulic Fracturing Project
    Drew Baird, PG, FRx, Inc.
• Thursday, December 11th: PFAS
  • How To Design an In Situ Permeable Sorptive Barrier (PSB)
    Eliot Cooper, In Situ Remediation Advisory Services LLC
  • PFAS analysis in WWTF samples – Challenges and Opportunities
    Caroline Rose Alukkal, Ph.D., Purdue University
  • Evaluating PFAS Fate from Long-Term versus First-Time Biosolids Application in Field Plots Using Lysimeters
    Angelly Guarin, Purdue University
  • Field-Scale Versus Lab-Scale Evaluation of High Carbon Wood Ash in Mitigating PFAS Uptake into Feed Grasses
    Elijah Openiyi, PhD, Purdue University
  • PFAS Sampling on Brownfields
    John Morris, Indiana Brownfields Program & Ashley Pepple, IWM Consulting Group

Continuing Education:

• MSECA is an Approved Education Provider for the Indiana Board of Licensure for Professional Geologists and the Indiana State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers. When our education applies to those disciplines, our sessions will count for CEUs.
• While they do not preapprove education, when our education is applicable, the Institute of Hazardous Materials Management has accepted it for continuing education for the Certified Hazardous Materials Manager.

Registration:

We are offering discounted registrations for MSECA Consultant Corporation or Regulator Member Companies registering more than four attendees. In addition, any MSECA Consultant Corporation or Regulator Member Companies registering 8 or more attendees will be able to send as many people from their company as they like at one flat rate.

Click the button below to fill out the registration form or if you have any questions, please send us an email at info@mseca.org. 

Thank you to our Virtual Meeting Sponsors!