Navigating the technical and regulatory complexities of Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM) requires clear, defensible strategies that protect both human health and project budgets. At the NORM & Natural Radiation Management Global Conference in Houston, Texas, Neptune CEO and Founder Paul Black, Ph.D., will take the stage on October 22nd at 11:35 AM to share practical decision-making frameworks for site cleanup and NORM waste disposal. Drawing on decades of environmental risk assessment and radiological modeling expertise, Dr. Black will outline structured methodologies that help operators evaluate remediation alternatives, optimize disposal pathways, and satisfy evolving regulatory standards.
As energy, mining, and industrial sectors face heightened scrutiny around radiological waste stewardship, aligning compliance obligations with long-term economic value has become essential. Dr. Black’s session will provide actionable insights into reducing lifecycle uncertainty and avoiding costly over-remediation while maintaining rigorous environmental protection. Conference attendees in Houston are invited to attend the morning presentation and connect directly with Dr. Black to discuss tailored risk-informed decision analysis for complex NORM management challenges.
