GeoPro Talks: High Resolution Site Characterization Using Electrical Hydrogeology
When it comes to drilling and remediation, guesswork is the enemy. It wastes money, creates rework, and leads to ongoing frustration for project teams. A good Conceptual Site Model (CSM) is critical to a project’s success and environmental professionals need clarity, not uncertainty, when developing their CSM. This presentation introduces Electrical Hydrogeology, a high‑resolution subsurface […]
GeoPro Talk: Murphy’s Inference – Why the Open Excavation Looks Nothing Like the Cross Sections
GeoPro Talks: Vapour Intrusion Mitigation Systems – They don’t all suck!
Risk Solutions 2026: Risk Assessment & Risk Management of Metals
Risk Solutions: Metals Risk Assessment Workshop (On-Demand) Access recordings from GeoEnviroPro’s full-day technical workshop exploring the complexities of metals risk assessment across contaminated sites and mining contexts. Why This Workshop Matters Metal contamination can be found anywhere—from small urban properties to large-scale mining operations. Risk assessments for metals sites vary widely in complexity, and each […]
GeoPro Talks: Upcoming Risk Workshops and Training at GeoEnviroPro
GeoPro Talks Panel – Best Practices in Excess Soil Management across Canada: Comparative Analysis of British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec
GeoPro Talks: Compound-Specific Isotope Analysis (CSIA) to Assess Remediation Performance at Petroleum Hydrocarbon-Contaminated Sites
GeoPro Talks: Understanding Your Lab Report
This presentation will walk consultants and industry professionals through how to read and interpret environmental laboratory reports with confidence. Using realworld examples, it will highlight common pitfalls, key data quality considerations, and how analytical results—particularly for complex contaminants—can directly influence site interpretation and decision-making. The goal is to help attendees move beyond the numbers and […]
GeoPro Talks: BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE – A case study of how bedrock was investigated at a petroleum hydrocarbon contaminated site
Theory and Application of Conducting Contaminant Fate and Transport Assessments at Contaminated Sites
Evaluating contaminant fate and transport is critical when assessing current and future impacts to the environment. These evaluations are commonly required when defining applicable regulatory assessment criteria, completing detailed groundwater investigations, remediation planning, and conducting human health and ecological risk assessments. This work is commonly completed at contaminated properties such as service station and dry […]