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EPISODE · Jan 6, 2025 · 37 MIN

A Contaminant Whodunnit? Uranium Mining & the Groundwater

from Naked Nuclear · host Danielle Allen

Solving Groundwater Contamination Mysteries with Dr. David Kreamer In this episode, we delve deep into the complex world of groundwater contamination with Dr. David Kreamer, an esteemed hydrogeologist from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Dr. Kreamer guides us through intricate contamination cases, the impact of uranium mining on water systems, and the multifaceted tools and techniques used in hydrogeology.  Learn about the environmental risks associated with mining, the importance of rigorous monitoring, and how young professionals can contribute to protecting our valuable water resources.  Join us as we uncover contamination mysteries and explore solutions for a sustainable future. 00:00 🎤Naked Nuclear Podcast Interview - David Kreamer and Danielle Allen 02:16 Responsible Uranium Mining 06:04 Groundwater Systems 13:29 Water Quantity & Quality Problems 22:15 Contaminant Post-Mortem Check out Dr. Kreamer’s work in Contaminant Hydrogeology  Contaminant Hydrogeology Interested in learning more about groundwater modeling studies?  EPA Groundwater Modeling How does groundwater get remediated?  Groundwater Remediation Wanna learn how you can get involved with protecting your water supply?  International Association of Hydrogeologists

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