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Biography
Ms. Shaw is a senior geochemist with approximately 18 years of experience in environmental consulting for the mining industry. Her areas of specialization are in acid rock drainage and metal leaching prediction, mine waste management, alternative evaluations, risk assessments and multi-stakeholder consultations.
Industry Expertise (7)
Management Consulting
Mining and Metals
Energy
Sanitation and Waste Management
Mechanical/Industrial Engineering
Precious Metals / Minerals
Environmental Services
Areas of Expertise (7)
Mine Waste Management
Mine Closure Planning
Multi-Stakeholder Decision Making
Acid Rock Drainage
Metal Leaching Prediction
Mineralogical Characterization
Geochemistry
Education (2)
The University of British Columbia: MSc, Geology 1996
Queen's University: BSc, Geology and Chemistry 1994
Affiliations (3)
- Geological Society of America
- Mineralogical Society of Canada
- Canadian Association of Women Geoscientists
Links (5)
- Phase Geochemistry
- Background Characterisation Study of Naturally Occurring Acid Rock Drainage in the Sangre De Cristo Mountains, Taos County, New Mexico
- Use of the Multiple Accounts Analysis Process for Sustainability Optimization
- Mt Morgan Mine – a case study of ARD impacted groundwater
- Evaluating the Relative Risks of Pit Reclamation Alternatives at the Golden Sunlight Mine (Montana, USA); A Multiple Accounts Analysis