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Kathleen King: "Using Basin Management to Increase Environmental Resiliency and Mitigate Risks"

June 22, 2018 Gerri Fraser

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Kathleen King has been a part of Stantec's Hydropower Planning Group since 2007 and is experienced in generation modeling, risk evaluation, decision support, and economic and financial modeling.

Kathleen is presenting on Using Basin Management to Increase Environmental Resiliency and Mitigate Risks on Wednesday, June 27^th at 12:30PM.

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