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Session No. 31: T21. Environmental Geochemistry and Health (Posters)


Session Chairs:
Sarah Hayes, Jean M. Morrison, Ann Sullivan Ojeda, Peter Shawn Kuehl Knappett

We invite presentations on contaminant fate and impacts on human and environmental health, emphasizing rock–soil–water–human linkages. Studies are on legacy and emerging contaminants (especially Pb), particularly those with strong outreach or societal impact, are welcome.



Author Availability:

2:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Presentations

Booth No. Paper No. Title Presenting Author Action
27 31-1 GEOPAths GO Jamaica 2026: Fostering a Learning Ecosystem for Interdisciplinary Earth Scientists through Service Learning and Conservation in Jamaica. Rowan Martindale View
28 31-2 Developing a Novel Collaborative Internship Program to Train Globally Engaged Environmental Geoscientists with Global Water Consortium, an Ohio Non-Profit Organization. Mark Krekeler View
29 31-3 Lead in the Environment: New insights from X-ray techniques Sarah Hayes View
30 31-4 Investigation of Pb, Zn, and Cd Mineralogy and Mobility in Fluvial Sediments Impacted by Legacy Mining in a Mountain Watershed Christopher Mills View
31 31-5 Remediation of Lead Contamination from Former Smelting Sites in the USA, 1980–2025 Charles Alpers View
32 31-6 A Monte Carlo Framework for Estimating Background Geogenic Soil Lead in Cacao-Producing Countries Kalin McDannell View
33 31-7 Understanding community-level heavy metal exposure pathways from contaminated groundwater sources in the Navajo Nation Angela Holland View
34 31-8 Hotspot Mapping and Risk Evaluation of Heavy Metals Source Identification in Missouri River floodplain and Surface Water Systems, Midwestern US Onema Adojoh View
35 31-9 Analysis of Trace Metal Pollution and Associated Health Risk in the South Fork Shenandoah River, Virginia, USA Abigail Baldwin View
36 31-10 Magnetic Properties Identify Heavy Metal Contamination at Pig’s Eye Park, St. Paul, Minnesota Angelina Regan View
37 31-11 Removal of Arsenic (As) from Mississippi Lakes using Raw Bauxite found in Northern Mississippi Abigail Dennison View
38 31-12 Characterisation of Rice Paddy Redox Conditions Driving Arsenic Accumulation within Cambodian Rice Sienna Chambial View
39 31-13 Characterizing the Mobilizable Arsenic Pool in Cambodian Rice Paddy Soils Through a Series of Rapid Soil Incubations and Digestions Alexandra Lim View
40 31-14 Groundwater to the Human Gut: Arsenic Exposure and H. pylori Infection Prevalence Christabel Obi View
41 31-15 Effect of Residual Chlorine on the Stability of Gadolinium-Based Contrast Agent Gadobutrol (Gadavist) and Its Behavior in Simulated Gastric Fluid Malsha Kanaththage View
42 31-16 Evaluation of Large-Particle Breakthrough Past PM2.5 Inlets During Personal Filter Sampling in Ghana Isabella Placantonakis View
43 31-17 Organic Metal and Metalloid Complexes (OMMC): Analytical Method Development and Applications Tyler Kane View
44 31-18 Some New Insights into the Bioaccumulation of PFAS in Ohio Waterways: Findings from a Public Data Set. Andrew Moore View
45 31-19 Initial Investigations of Combined Hydrotalcite - Sepiolite Reactive Media for Developing Phosphate Remediation and the Reduction in Nutrient Runoff Geneva Uhlenbrock View
46 31-20 Evaluating impacts of reduced groundwater pumping on water quality in northwest Kansas, USA Caeli Richard View
47 31-21 Myriad Mini-Sinkholes Years After Forest Clearing: Groundwater and Old Stumps Gregg Davidson View
48 31-22 Shallow subsidence steals elevation from U.S. Atlantic Coast marshes Md Asif Hasan View
49 31-23 Hydrologic and Geologic Influences on a Wetland Habitat of Native Hawaiian Birds John Quinn View
50 31-24 InSAR Data-Driven Building Damage Risk Assessment for Coastal South Asian Cities using BRASE Framework Ibrahim Isiaka View
51 31-25 High Resolution-Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry (HR-ICP-MS) analysis on Johnson’s Baby Powder (JBP) sourced from China: Progress in Understanding Geochemical Properties for a Type 2A carcinogen material Mark Krekeler View



Environmental Geochemistry and Health (Posters)

Description


Date and Time: Sunday, 11 October - 2:00 PM (Mountain Time (US & Canada))

Room: CCC, Hall F

Session Type: Poster: Topical

Session Format: Poster

Author Availability: 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.


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