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Hydrogeologists & Remediation Engineers - Groundwater Contamination

In this 57th episode, I discuss How Does Ground Water Get Contaminated? Ground Water typically gets contaminated through soil seeping or leaching contamination from the soil down into the Ground Water as gravity pulls down on it. Sometimes there is a direct line from the surface to get contamination directly into the Ground Water, like an old water well. The typical sources of Ground Water Contamination are from Agricultural Runoff, Leaking Storage Tanks and Spills, Failing Septic Tanks, Improper Waste Disposal and from Faulty Wells. Most of these common sources involve the travel of the contamination through the soil and down into the Ground Water then being mobile in the aquifers, but in the cases like Old Water Wells, they can be a more direct path for the contamination to get to the Ground Water and into the Deeper Aquifers. In all cases, the remediation of Ground Water is complex and expensive. "Thank You" for tuning in and to Our Ongoing Sponsor Hanby Environmental for the continued support of our podcast having a positive impact on The Environmental Remediation Industry! Send in any future podcast topics or questions to [email redacted] and follow us on FaceBook, Linkedin and X. If you are not following this podcast and are in the Remediation Space, "You SHOULD Be!" Also, if you are in The Remediation Industry and are interested in telling your story, we are looking for Experts to interview for future podcast episodes. https://lnkd.in/gV5RfQWc #LetsTalkRemediation #hanbyenvironmental #hanbymobileapplication #charlesfator #remediation #remediationservices #remediationprogram #Delineation #cleanup #spillcleanup #SpillResponse #emergencyresponse #EmergingContaminants #hazmat #HazmatResponse #HazmatTraining #environmentaleducation #environmentalhealthandsafety #PFAS #PFASAwareness #ContaminateofConcern #ProducedWater #ProductionWater #BrineWater #SaltwaterWater #Chlorides #TCEQETF #TCEQ #environmentalawareness #environmentalprotection #environmentaleducation #environmentalscience #EnvironmentalConference #RRC #TRC #RailroadCommission #texasrailroadcommission #rule91

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Indian Advertising Strategy Heads - Gendered Methods & Outcomes

A big hello to everyone! If I haven't announced already, let me take the opportunity to say that I am now also pursuing an MA in Anthropology. What began as a casual interest to better my cultural research for Sindh studies and my ancestry, has become a mammoth of my identity. I'd like to call myself a Practicing Anthropologist who specializes in its applications related to market, consumers, culture and their context with respect to advertising and the larger marketing domain. (It is really what we folks do and have been doing with more structured methodlogies and analyses.) I'm currently working on an article for an upcoming issue of Anthro Bulletin by Anthropos India Foundation for which I'm conducting a gendered analysis of the differences between the men and women of advertising strategy in India. They say that "the truth is differently perceived from a male and female centric location." I want to understand how strategy heads and executives at big and small advertising agencies differ in their methods, frameworks, presentation, and then the outcomes based on their gender and cultural context. Are there any differences? What is the past experience like? There could be an inherent advantage or a bias. There might be differences in our perceptions. There just might be a difference in our upbringing. Who knows! Some might say men are better at handling personal care brands, while others might say women are better at managing media relations and strategy. Or vice-versa. This is going to be released with pseudonyms keeping your identity anonymous, unless you'd specifically prefer otherwise. I would like to interview and connect with 30-35 professionals for a 30-45 mins call, all through July/ in-person (Bangalore - 3rd week of July, Mumbai - last week of July, Chennai - anytime apart from travel dates!) Please do let me know if you, former colleagues, present collaborators, friends, and my network and network-of-network will be interested or willing to connect me with someone who you think might be interested. This is going to be fascinating for both disciplines, advertising and anthropology. Looking forward to our chats! Thank you. :)

Gay Men in Anglo-Catholic & Ordinariate US - Traditional Liturgy

Project on queer men and traditional/unreformed liturgy For any Anglo-Catholics in the Episcopal Church or the Ordinariate in the US... Note: This is a research project. I am not interested in engaging with the controversy around queer issues and Church teaching. I am just trying to connect with gay/SSA men who attend traditional masses. The piece I am working on does not have an agenda beyond trying to understand a trend in the Church. There has been a lot of talk online (and definitely on this Subreddit) over the years on gay men preferring higher/more traditional liturgy. This is nothing new, but I feel as though there has been a lack of–serious–scholarship on the topic. I am a theology student working on an article project that would take a closer, more thoughtful look at the gay men who prefer traditional liturgy, both Anglo-Catholic and Tridentine (for now, I am only engaging with those in full communion with the Episcopal Church or the Roman Catholic Church). This includes any and all liturgical preferences for rites from before Vatican II as well as Rite I of the 1979 BCP. I want to challenge the narrative that “liturgy queens” are merely there for the smells and bells and instead ask new/deeper questions to figure out what’s really at play vis-à-vis this phenomenon in 2026. Who are these men in these traditional church settings, how did they get there, and why do they stay? If you’re a gay man who attends the traditional liturgy and would be interested in having an anonymous interview please DM me. I’d be happy to tell you more about my project. I can talk on Zoom, but I’d also be happy to meet in person if you’re located in the greater Boston area. I am also traveling to LA and NYC later this summer. Thanks for your help!

HENRYs - Paying for College & ROI

Almost eight years separate the person in these two pictures, but she is SO happy to be back! I'm thrilled to be returning to Bloomberg News as a personal finance reporter on the Money team!I’ll be tracking the money habits of a group of readers who often fall through the cracks in most personal finance content: the HENRYs, or high earners who are not rich yet. This group already knows the basics, but they're seeking to take their finances to the next level at a time when rising housing, college, health care and child care costs are pricing them out of the lives they expected. Simply put, in this economy, it has never been more complicated to be middle class. A core focus area for me will be also how families are paying for and extracting value from college — what it really costs over time and how they’re seeking to get a good return on their investment amid massive technological and AI disruption. I've already learned so much from my new team since they launched this expanded global news initiative on June 1! Here are a few of my recent favorites: 1) Josyana Joshua on how desperate brides are turning to Etsy witches as a hedge against a $100,000 wedding going wrong: https://lnkd.in/gVPCxR3A 2) Suzanne Woolley on the next AI reckoning, and how it could soon be coming for wealth managers: https://lnkd.in/giYRXgZ2 3) Paulina Cachero on why all-inclusive resorts are all the rage this summer after the Iran war lifted oil and travel prices: https://lnkd.in/g6cuYZ7V Honorable mention to this new tool, which revealed to me that I may have the wrong premium credit card in my wallet! https://lnkd.in/gJu6VCgN On a personal level, I have to pinch myself! I’ve wanted to come back to Bloomberg since my internship ended in the fall of 2018. Case in point: Just earlier this year, on a girls trip to London with my mom, I forced her to walk by the fancy European headquarters on Queen Victoria Street with me, so I could gawk at it from afar. Subscribe to Bloomberg Money's newsletter (from the incomparable Adam Auriemma), catch our weekly show on Bloomberg Television every Friday at noon and follow the team's work at bloomberg.com/money! And in the meantime, I’d love to hear from you! Have a wonky money habit? Doing something interesting with your portfolio? Rethinking a major milestone, like homeownership, college or marriage? Let me know in the comments or drop me a line! Everyone has an important story! My DMs and inbox are always open: [email redacted].

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Buenos Aires Dancers & Cultural Leaders - Tango Book Interviews

One year ago, if you had told me I'd be packing for Argentina for my first vacation in over a year, I wouldn't have believed you, not because I always dreamed of going, but because I never imagined dance would change the trajectory of my life, and now I was headed to study with renowned Maestro cha champions and experience what they call, the World Cup of Tango, the biggest tango festival in the world in tango's hometown! What started as a single tango lesson became something much bigger. It became healing after surgery, a lesson in trust, a masterclass in leadership, presence, and letting go of always needing to be in control. This isn't my first journey to Argentina. More than a decade ago, shortly after moving to Los Angeles, I traveled to Buenos Aires to fulfill my grandmother's final wish - to meet her brother and my second cousins, and reconnect with a part of our family's story. At the time, I had no idea that one day Argentina would call me back for an entirely different reason. Somewhere along the way, I realized I wasn't just learning to dance. I was learning a completely different way to live. This post Chapter One of a book I've been writing - a story about reinvention, joy, purpose, and discovering a version of yourself you never knew existed. This August, I'll return to Buenos Aires with a very different purpose: to train, immerse myself in the culture that gave birth to tango, interview remarkable people, and continue documenting stories at the intersection of movement, culture, leadership, and human connection. Life has a beautiful way of bringing us full circle. If you're in Argentina, or know someone I absolutely should meet (dancers, entrepreneurs, artists, journalists, cultural leaders, photographers, musicians, or people with an extraordinary story, or anyone who can help me further my book), I'd be incredibly grateful for an introduction. Sometimes the most meaningful journeys aren't the ones we plan, they're the ones that begin the moment we choose to pursue joy. Read Chapter One here: https://lnkd.in/gkYWu9j6 #Argentina #BuenosAires #Tango #Leadership #Storytelling #Journalism #PersonalGrowth #Reinvention #Dance #TangoWorldCup2026

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