IFSOUP

correspondence address:
Michelle Rehmann
PO Box 4989/115 Sunset Drive
Breckenridge, CO USA  80424
michelle_rehmann@wmarizona.org

 

 

Final Agenda and List of Speakers for the Inaugural meeting of the
International Forum on Sustainable Options for Uranium Production

26 February 2008, Phoenix, Arizona USA

 

 

 

 

Click here for a summary of the Inaugural meeting

 

 

 

 

07:00

08:00

Breakfast Meeting of Panelists

Phoenix Convention Center, 3rd Level

08:00

08:30

Registration/Coffee

Phoenix Convention Center, Room 106C

Welcome and Opening Panel: Setting the Scene

08:30

08:45

Welcome – and What Do We Mean by Sustainability?

Michelle Rehmann – IFSOUP Co-Chair; WM Symposia, Inc./Tetra Tech, USA

08:45

09:00

International Atomic Energy Agency Initiatives in Support of Sustainable Uranium Recovery Operations

Horst Monken-Fernandes, IFSOUP Co-Chair; IAEA, Austria

09:00

09:10

How can Uranium Production be Made More Sustainable?

Roberto Villas-Boas; Ministério de Ciência e Tecnlologia, Brasil

09:10

09:20

Environmental Leadership - Cameco's Strategy for Growth and Sustainability

Brent Berg, Department of Environmental Leadership; Cameco Corp., Canada

09:20

09:30

The Uranium Renaissance: Africa's Problem and Promise

Dr. David LeMone; University of Texas El Paso (Ret.), USA

09:30

09:40

An NGO Perspective – Interactions and Communications between Stakeholders and Uranium Recovery Projects

Mervyn L. Tano, Esq., International Institute for Indigenous Resource Management, USA

09:40

10:00

Discussion Panel - Audience

all

10:00

10:30

Coffee break

 

Panel: Good Practices

10:30

10:40

Modern Management Practice – Life Cycle Management

Sylvain. St. Pierre, WNA, UK

09:30

09:40

The Regulatory Perspective – Implementation and Gaps

Larry Camper; US NRC, USA

10:50

11:00

Modern Mining Techniques for Tailings Management and Uranium Recovery from Lower-Grade Ore Bodies

Michelle Rehmann; WM Symposia, Inc./Tetra Tech, USA and Malcolm Ross; Saskatchewan Environmental Assessment Branch, Canada

11:00

11:10

Exploration and Mining in Economies in Transition

Wallace Mays, President; WM Mining Inc., USA/Mongolia

11:10

11:20

Availability of Public Lands for Exploration and Development

 

Paul Buff; Bureau of Land Management, USA

11:20

11:50

Discussion Panel - Audience

all

12:00

13:30

Lunch

 

Panel: Long-Term Liability Management

13:40

13:50

Abandoned Mines – the Gunnar Case Study

Malcolm Ross, Saskatchewan Environmental Assessment Branch, Canada

13:50

14:00

Our Predictive Models and Tools are Sophisticated and Mature but have Little Impact on Public Confidence – Why? – Suggestion on Path Forward

Steven Brown, CHP/UMREG Participant, USA

14:00

14:10

Long-Term Financial Management Instruments - Bonds

Brent Berg; Cameco Corp., Canada

14:10

14:20

Reclamation and Decommissioning Requirements/Developing Durable Relationships

John Greeves; Talisman International, USA

14:20

14:50

Discussion Panel - Audience

all

14:50

16:00

Coffee break

 

Panel: Enabling Regulators

16:00

16:10

Is There a Need to Improve Regulatory Environments: Improving Regulatory Certainty in Canada's Uranium Mining Industry

Malcolm Ross; Saskatchewan Environmental Assessment Branch, Canada 

16:10

16:20

Industry/Regulatory Environmental Leadership Initiatives - Bringing the Energy Benefits of Uranium to our Nation; and the Economic Benefits of Uranium Development to Southside Virginia

Patrick Wales; Virginia Uranium Inc., USA

16:20

16:30

Risk Reduction vs. Regulatory Compliance

Alberto Castillo; CNEA, Argentina

14:30

17:00

Discussion Panel - Audience

all

17:00

17:20

Summing up of the Meeting

Horst Monken-Fernandes; IFSOUP Co-Chair; IAEA, Austria

17:20

17:30

Closing Remarks

Michelle Rehmann; IFSOUP Co-Chair; WMS/Tetra Tech, USA

 

 

 

 


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