Duke University Distinguished Professor of Environmental quality. Study water contamination, energy-water quality nexus, hydraulic fracturing, coal ash.
Today, I was honored to receive the 2025 #Geochemical Society’s Clair C. #Patterson Medal. This is a collective achievement of a large team of graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and colleagues has contributed to the collective research that is being acknowledged today.
Avner Vengosh, Erika Weinthal and Ginger Sigmon are part of a team looking to establish an interdisciplinary platform for research and education of critical minerals. The project was selected as one of three new hubs funded through the provost’s office. https://t.co/zmsGWFTFg0
Avner Vengosh, Professor of Environmental Quality at Duke will receive the 2025 Clair C. Patterson Award. Vengosh is recognized for his work evaluating the impact of conventional and nonconventional energy development on environmental geochemistry, especially of water resources.
I am honored to become the new Vice President of the International Association of Geochemistry @IAGeoChemistry. Please join me to the upcoming IAGC-3 meeting in Cagliari, (Sardinia) Italy from 16-21 June, 2025: https://t.co/p69FhSGiKK
Abstracts will be accepted until 15 February.
Join a lecture by Avner Vengosh @AVengosh and Masami Nakagawa on Energy Transition and Society on Dec 12. Discussant: Tomoko Ishikawa @NagoyaUniv, Floriano Filho, Jordi C. Cravioto @IAE_KU. Chair: Isamu Okada @NagoyaUniv, Julie de los Reyes @jtdelosreyes: https://t.co/lxsXMtfUdb
IAGC-3 Abstract Submission and Registration are OPEN
Abstract submission for the IAGC-3 Conference is open until 31 December, 2024! Early bird registration will be open until 15 March, 2025.
Navigate to the conference website to learn more:
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@baicang_liu Please see the link in the previous massage I had on the paper. If you don’t see it just write me an email and I will send you a pdf copy.
In our new paper, we rule out potential occurrence of #arsenic, other regulated contaminants, and acid mine wastes from #water-rock interactions in the #lithium legacy mine but show elevated Li, Rb, and Cs in associated water.
Sustainable #lithium mining is the key for future #green energy. Our new study @STOTEN_journal investigates the potential #water quality impacts from a legacy pegmatite-rock lithium mine in North Carolina. https://t.co/5BDtCUbEpU
Join a lecture by Avner Vengosh @AVengosh and Masami Nakagawa on Energy Transition and Society on Dec 12.
Discussant: Tomoko Ishikawa @NagoyaUniv, Floriano Filho, Jordi C. Cravioto @IAE_KU
Co-chair: Isamu Okada @NagoyaUniv, Julie de los Reyes (CSEAS)
https://t.co/lxsXMtgs2J
@NewsDudeAP@AP We have studied liquid and solid wastes from phosphate mining and can tell that the environmental risks upon releasing these toxic wastes to the environment are really significant
Mosaic said the volume of the spill likely exceeded a 17,500-gallon (66,245-litre) minimum reporting standard, though it did not provide a figure for what the total volume might have been.
Read more about pollution from Florida’s fertilizer industry @AP - https://t.co/f23gRg0Zwa
I am honored to receive the @geosociety Division of #Geology and #Health 2024 Distinguished Career Award. I am very thankful to my colleagues and graduate students over the years at @DukeEnvironment and @bengurionu.
Avner Vengosh analyzed soil samples taken near a childcare facility in Mooresville, N.C. and found concerning levels of arsenic and radium https://t.co/jUiHJHztF1
Our tests from near Tutor Time of Mooresville are back and show what experts call unacceptably risky arsenic and radioactivity levels just below the surface. The carcinogens registered levels well above what's in the ground naturally. #buried@AVengosh
https://t.co/SkWvbHReRF