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Dr. André Sobolewski,
Principal of Microbial Technologies, has considerable
experience with the assessment of impacts or hazards
associated with mining projects, including the following
projects:
- Environmental impacts associated
with diamond mining, worldwide
- Environmental impacts associated
with the proposed Dublin Gulch mine, Yukon
Territory, Canada
- Environmental impacts associated
with the proposed Tulsequah Chief mine, British
Columbia, Canada
- Environmental impacts associated
with the planned tailings impoundment at the Omai
Gold Mine, Guyana
- Environmental impacts associated
with surface and groundwater from a planned pond
at the Syncrude Canada lease, Alberta, Canada
In addition, Dr. Sobolewski's
experience in ecotoxicology includes:
- Development of
ecotoxicologically-based Soil Quality Criteria
for benzene (Environment Canada)
- Development of procedures and a
guidance framework for deriving Site-Specific
Environmental Quality Remediation Objectives at
contaminated sites in Canada (Environment Canada)
- Review and recommendation of
procedures for assessing risks associated with
the bioremediation of TCE-contaminated soils (US
Environmental Protection Agency)
- Review of a witness statement concerning possible
harmful effects from contaminated sediments
- Review of product formulations to
develop environmentally-benign products (Active
Chemicals)
- Review and recommendation of data
requirements to conduct field studies with
genetically-engineered microorganisms that are
regulated under CEPA (Environment Canada)
Dr. Sobolewski has authored chapters on
the ecotoxicology and environmental fate of cyanide, as
part of the technical guide on the Environmental
Management of Cyanide in Mining produced by the Mining
Association of B.C. He has also studied extensively the
detoxification processes presently acting in tailings
ponds at Syncrude Canada, Suncor Ltd, and at other mines.
Services
Professional capabilities include the
assessment of potential hazards from contaminated soil,
water and sediments, the development of site-specific
cleanup criteria, and technical reviews of documents
relating to the fate, behaviour, and ecotoxicology of
environmental pollutants.
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