Agenda for the 2016 Tribal Lands and Environment Forum (TLEF) TRAININGS Day Oneida/ Passamaquoddy/ Schaghticoke Narragansett Shinnecock/ Abenaki Nehantic/ Penobscot Brothertown Nipmuk Pequot 8-12: 128(a) Tribal Response Program 8-12: National (Brownfields) 101 8-5: Tribal Incident – Mickey Hartnett, through Management System Monday Envirofields and the Administration of (NIMS) and Incident 8:00 12:00 – Tribal Environmental Command System pm 10-5: Greening Protection Programs: (ICS) USEPA and – Tribal Facilities and 8-5: Superfund 8-5: Hour The Continuing FEMA 8-5 Monday and 8-12 Mohegan Sun Tour Radiation Risk HAZWOPER Relevance of EPA’s Tuesday: Water & McInnis, Assessment - Refresher Training - 1984 Indian Policy Wastewater Utility –Jean Mohegan Tribe; Stuart Walker, Roberta Tohannie, and 1992 GAP Operation, Shannon Judd, Fond USEPA and Fred ITEP Statute - Professor Maintenance and du Lac Band of Lake Dolislager, Oak James Grijalva, Management (CEUs 1-5: Hazardous Superior Chippewa; Ridge National University of North Provided) Mark – 1-5: Brownfields Tools Waste Program Tracy Horst, Lab Dakota; Professor Nelson and Joe Longo to Engage Community Inspections and Choctaw Nation of Eric Eberhard, from Horsley Witten and Assess Health Emergency Response Oklahoma; Nitin Seattle University; Group, Inc and staff Risks Gary Perlman, Dale Anderson and Natarajan, Deputy and Luke Jones, from the USEPA – – ATSDR Rudy Mix, Gila River Assistant USEPA AIEO Indian Community, Administrator, Monday Department of USEPA; and Julie 1:00 5:00 – Environmental Jurkowski, ITEP pm Quality Trip: There will be a field trip to New Bedford Harbor, a Superfund site that is an urban tidal estuary with contaminated sediments. This field trip will take place 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on Monday. There is limited space available for this field trip. WQX Data Submission Assistance: One-on-one assistance will be available for the duration of the Forum.
Agenda for the 2016 Tribal Lands and Environment Forum (TLEF) TRAININGS Day Oneida/ Penobscot Passamaquoddy/ Brothertown Schaghticoke Narragansett Shinnecock/ Nipmuk Abenaki Nehantic/ Pequot Monday 8:00 – 12:00 pm 10-5: Greening Tribal Facilities and Mohegan Sun Tour –Jean McInnis, Mohegan Tribe; Shannon Judd, Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa; Tracy Horst, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma; Nitin Natarajan, Deputy Assistant Administrator, USEPA; and Julie Jurkowski, ITEP 8-12: 128(a) Tribal Response Program (Brownfields) 101 – Mickey Hartnett, Envirofields and 8-5: Superfund Radiation Risk Assessment - Stuart Walker, USEPA and Fred Dolislager, Oak Ridge National Lab 8-5: Hour HAZWOPER Refresher Training - Roberta Tohannie, ITEP 8-5: Tribal through the Administration of Tribal Environmental Protection Programs: The Continuing Relevance of EPA’s 1984 Indian Policy and 1992 GAP Statute - Professor James Grijalva, University of North Dakota; Professor Eric Eberhard, Seattle University; and Luke Jones, USEPA AIEO 8-12: National Incident Management System (NIMS) and Incident Command System (ICS) – USEPA and FEMA 8-5 Monday and 8-12 Tuesday: Water & Wastewater Utility Operation, Maintenance and Management (CEUs Provided) – Mark Nelson and Joe Longo from Horsley Witten Group, Inc and staff from the USEPA Monday 1:00 – 5:00 pm 1-5: Brownfields Tools to Engage Community and Assess Health Risks – Gary Perlman, ATSDR 1-5: Hazardous Waste Program Inspections and Emergency Response – Dale Anderson and Rudy Mix, Gila River Indian Community, Department of Environmental Quality Trip: There will be a field trip to New Bedford Harbor, a Superfund site that is an urban tidal estuary with contaminated sediments. This field trip will take place 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on Monday. There is limited space available for this field trip. WQX Data Submission Assistance: One-on-one assistance will be available for the duration of the Forum.
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