Orals HS8.2.6/ERE2.3
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Monday, 18 April 2016 Room 2.44 Chairperson: Hans Peter Broers |
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| 10:30–10:45 |
EGU2016-14484
Natural gas seeps in the French Alps: Sources and pathways Wolfram Kloppmann, Michaela Blessing, Eric Proust, Frédéric Gal, Gaetan Bentivegna, Benoit Henry, Pierrick Defossez, Lerouge Catherine, Pauline Humez, Bernhard Mayer, Romain Millot, and Eric Gaucher |
| 10:45–11:00 |
EGU2016-18510
Indications of Transformation Products from Hydraulic Fracturing Additives in Shale Gas Wastewater Martin Elsner, Kathrin Hoelzer, Andrew J. Sumner, Osman Karatum, Robert K. Nelson, Brian D. Drollette, Megan P. O’Connor, Emma D’Ambro, Gordon J. Getzinger, P. Lee Ferguson, Christopher M. Reddy, and Desiree L. Plata |
| 11:00–11:15 |
EGU2016-17700
Combining non-invasive techniques for delimitation and monitoring of chlorinated solvents in groundwater Charlotte Sparrenbom, Sofia Åkesson, David Hagerberg, Torleif Dahlin, Henry Holmstrand, and Sara Johansson |
| 11:15–11:30 |
EGU2016-13757
Analysis of sequential reactive transformations using stable isotope analysis: a theoretical assessment Martin Thullner, Shuang Jin, and Susanne Stadler |
| 11:30–11:45 |
EGU2016-5684
Appetite for danger - genetic potential for PCP degradation at historically polluted groundwater sites Anu Mikkonen, Kati Yläranta, Marja Tiirola, Martin Romantschuk, and Aki Sinkkonen |
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Short Presentations (Highlighted Poster Conctributions)
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| 11:45–11:48 |
Lee et al. - Remediation and its effect represented on long term monitoring data at a chlorinated ethenes contaminated site, Wonju, Korea
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| 11:48–11:51 |
Schöftner et al. - Synergistic degradation of chlorinated hydrocarbons with microorganisms and zero valent iron
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| 11:51–11:54 |
Worrall et al. - Biocides in hydraulic fracturing: hazard and vulnerability with respect to potential groundwater pollution
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| 11:54–11:57 |
Boothroyd et al. - Assessing the fugitive emission of CH4 via migration along fault zones – comparing shale basins to non-shale basins
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| 11:57–12:00 |
Humez et al. - The distribution of methane in groundwater in Alberta (Canada) and associated aqueous geochemistry conditions
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