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~` <br /> <br />CALL FOR ABSTRACTS <br />RECE~~ED <br />THE 1995 DEPA~NT OF THE INTERIOR JqN 25 1995 <br />CONFERENCE ON THE ®QVIRONMFNT AND SAFETY <br />Divist;; of m,nerals & Geology <br />APRIL 25-28, 1995 <br />COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO <br />This year's confetettce, basted by the U.S. Bureau of Mines, will provide a forum for DOI staff W meet and exchange information <br />on technology for the clm-up or prevention of pollution, technology for safety sad health, and neural resource damage assessment <br />and restoration. To promote communication wd cooperation in these arcs, the Department's Hatudous Materials'Management <br />Conference and the Health and Safety Conference have been combined and a track on Natural Resource Trust bu been added. <br />We need your participation to inwro that Otis conference presents information snd technology that will be worthwhile. Thera will <br />be four concurrent assiaas on Apri125-28, 1995, (including training sessions) and field trips tentatively scheduled for Apri126 and <br />April 29. Also, a posts session and exhibitions are scheduled during the week. <br />PRESENTATION ABSDRACTS <br />Authois intending to offs a paper presentation are requested to submit abstract(s) of no mote than 3Q0-450 words (not more than <br />1 page). The absttact(s)mustincltde thetiUe ofthepaper, each wthor's tome, agency, address, telephaaeand fax numbers. Please <br />indicate whowill present the paptx, ifadected. The Call For Abstracts is limited•to DOl employees. Abstract(s) must be received <br />no later than December I5. 1994. Please send your abstract(s) to the appropriate committee member listed below. Topics of interest <br />include, but ate not limited m: <br />SAFETY AND HEALTH <br />• Confined spaces:~oa0rral and man-made <br />• Hanrdous mateiials' contractor <br />monitoring (for regulatory compliance) <br />• Respiratory ptotectiaa <br />• Ergonomics, field and office <br />• Haurd communication <br />• Personal protective equipment <br />• Indoor air quality <br />• Flexible woricpltces <br />• Reinvention of the govemmeat and the potential <br />changes in the regulatory responsibility hierarchy <br />NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT <br />• NRDA fundamenWs <br />• Regulatory status <br />• Integration with HAZMAT/remediation <br />• Restoration <br />• DepartmenW guidance <br />• Trustee/PRP interface <br />• Funding (NRDAR/0PA) <br />• Economic methodologies <br />• The 'Type A' computer models <br />• Alternatives to damage assessment <br />• Cox studies <br />Send lo: <br />Raymond Kunidci <br />t1.S. Bureau of Mink <br />810 7th Street, NW MS-2192 <br />Washington, DC 2024! <br />Phone: 202-501-9805 <br />Fax: 202-501-3762 <br />Send to: <br />)im Bennett <br />U.S. Department of Interior <br />Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance <br />1849 C Street, NW <br />Washington, DC 20240 <br />Phone: 202-208-3301 <br />Fax: 202-208fi970 <br />