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WESTERN CAPE BRANCH EVENT – 11th April 2013
“Shale Gas and Hydraulic Fracturing”
Dear IAIAsa Members & Other Interested Parties
The IAIAsa Western Cape branch is hosting a discussion on “Shale Gas and Hydraulic Fracturing” event at Studio 5 of the Environmental and Geographical Sciences Building (EGS) at UCT Upper Campus.
Nigel Rossouw (Environmental Planner at Shell South Africa Exploration B.V.), Jeanie le Roux (Treasure Karoo Action Group) and Roger Parsons (Parsons and Associates – Specialist Groundwater Consultants) will be our prominent speakers for this event.
Nigel Rossouw has more than 15 years experience working in a variety of roles and capacities, ranging from research, training, consulting, construction monitoring and corporate environmental management. Nigel will be speaking on “The Potential of Shale Gas in South Africa: Using the Environmental, Social and Health Impact Assessment to Answer Critical Questions about Sustainability”.
Jeanie le Roux is the Director of Research at Treasure Karoo Action Group (TKAG) and holds a Masters Degree in environmental management. Jeanie’s talk will cover a“Perspective on Shale Gas Facts and Application for the South African Context and Global Social and Environmental Trends”.
Roger Parsons is a specialist groundwater consultant and will repeat his presentation as delivered at the 2012 IAIA-SA National Conference entitled“Impact of Hydraulic Fracturing on Groundwater Resources of the Karoo”.
DATE: Thursday 11th April 2013; 17h30 until 20h00
VENUE: Studio 5 of the Shell Environmental and Geographical Sciences Building (EGS) at the University of Cape Town, Upper Campus. Please see this link to view the location of the venue - http://www.egs.uct.ac.za/contact.html
COST: Members – Free
Non-members – R50
Special non-member student price – R30
RSVP: If you wish to attend please confirm via email to Oliver Stotko (os@carbonenergyafrica.co.za) by mid-day on Monday 8th April 2013. If you are not an IAIA member please pay the entrance fee prior to the event to IAIA Western Cape, Standard Bank, branch no. 020 009, acc. no. 070 083 525. Please send proof of payment for the event to Oliver Stotko (os@carbonenergyafrica.co.za).
SNACKS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED IN THE 30 MIN NETWORKING INTERMISSION
PLEASE NOTE THAT SEATS ARE LIMITED
WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE!
Details for the new 2012/2013 Western Cape Branch Committee have been uploaded.
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IAIAsa-WC publishes a seasonal newsletter to keep members informed of developments. Please browse through our past editions:
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DEA&DP CIRCULAR 7 of 2009: The Implementation of the National Environmental Management: Waste Act, 2008 (Act 59 of 2008) - The Licencing of Waste Management Activities Planning (DEA&DP) has released Circular 7 of 2009 (23 July 2009).
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DEA&DP NEMA Amendment Act
The Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning’s newly established Development Facilitation Unit (DFU), together with the Integrated Environmental Management Directorates, would like to present the new amendments to the National Environmental Management Act (NEMA) and the implications of these changes for environmental impact assessments (EIAs). Please download the 18 June 2009 presentation
New EIA Regulations as corrected on 10 December 2010
The new (corrected) EIA Regulations are available for download below: EIA Regulations 2010 (GN No. R543) (277kb) Listing Notice 1 (GN No. R544) (107kb) Listing Notice 2 (GN No. R545) (69kb) Listing Notice 3 (GN No. R546) (256kb) EMF Regulations (GN No. R547) (105kb)
Download the 08 October 2009 Powerpoint Presentation
DEA&DP NEMA EIA Guidelines The latest versions of the documents available in the series consist of the following:
4. WESTERN CAPE COMMITTEE 2012/2013 Forward any comments to: westerncape@iaia.co.za
Fabio Venturi (Chairperson)
In his spare time he enjoys mountain biking, trail running, surf ski and general adventure in the wilds. Fabio also has a passion for landscaping and green building design. Fabio is a registered Environmental Scientist (SAIEES), Carbon Footprint Analyst (GHG Protocol) and Green Star South Africa Accredited Professional (AP).
Christian Gerhardt (Treasurer/Transformation)
Email: ChristianG@ncc-group.co.za Colleen McCreadie (Assistant Treasurer)
Email: colleen.mccreadie@telkomsa.net Nelis Bezuidenhout (Marketing and Membership)
Email: Nelis.Bezuidenhout@aurecongroup.com
Simon Clark (Marketing and Membership)
His specific interests include renewable energy technologies and Email: Simon.Clark@aurecongroup.com Lauren Jansen (Events)
Lauren is a Senior EAP and Office Manager at the Sharples Environmental Services Cape Town Branch. She has a Bachelor of Science Degree from UCT obtained in 2005. She specialised in environmental management, oceanography, geography, and atmospheric science. Lauren is also currently completing her BScience honours degree in Environmental Management via UNISA part time. Lauren has 7 years of experience in the filed of environmental impact assessment, environmental monitoring & management, waste licensing and climate science. She worked in the Integrated Environmental Management Directorate at DEA & DP and also internationally for the UK Government in the Department of Energy & Climate Change. Laurens hobbies are spending time with her friends and her dogs by going for hikes and walks on the beach, braaing and swimming.
Email: lauren@sescc.net
Caroline Ann Wallington (Young Professionals Forum) Honours student in BSc (Botany) at the University of Cape Town Email: cazzdory@yebo.co.za Olutoyosi Olaide Ayeni (Young Professionals Forum) I have eighteen years work experience in environmental positions. First, as a Conservation Officer at the Conservation Monitoring Centre (CMC) in the Federal Environmental Protection Agency (FEPA) at Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria, later rose to the position of a Senior Environmental Officer in Federal Ministry of Environment at Surulere, Nigeria. Currently, at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) Cape Town as a Doctorate candidate at the Department of Environment and Occupational Studies, pursuing an Environmental Health degree. I am lecturing environmental biotechnology and my research interest is wetland ecology, management and conservation. My interest is the use of ecotoxicology techniques to investigate traditional ecological questions. I’m currently working on a variety of projects, ranging from Macrophytes responses to chemical pollution. I hold BSc (Hons) second class upper division in Ecology and Conservation Biology (NQF level 7) and Masters of Technology in Environmental Management from the Cape Peninsula University of Technology with emphasis on toxicological assessment of South Africa wetlands. I have published peer-reviewed scientific articles in international accredited journals and have been residence in CapeTown for more than ten years. Email: ayeniolaide@yahoo.com Jeffrey Manuel (Communications)
Darryn van der Poel (Marketing and Membership)
Email: darryn@carbonprotocol.org
5. WESTERN CAPE DEA&DP COMMUNICATION
Affiliate Communication
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