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Stephen Clark

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Canada Klohn Crippen Berger Ltd.

Biography

Stephen is a water resources engineer with experience in hydrology, hydrotechnical engineering and civil design and construction. He has been involved with water management projects at a number of mines in North America, including water management for tailings dams, climate and hydrology studies, water balances, closure plans, and flood protection. Beyond mining, Stephen’s experience includes industrial stormwater management, assessing pipeline river crossings, design of fish habitat and design of flood protection dikes in BC and Alberta. One of his focuses is on climate change adaptation for tailings storage facilities, and he presented at Tailings and Mine Waste 2019 a review of several methods for projecting changes to extreme precipitation events.

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A Comparison of Design Criteria and Consequences of Failure of Flood Protection Dikes to Canadian Mining Dam Standards: 2021 British Columbia Floods Case Study
Michael Louws Klohn Crippen Berger Ltd.
Stephen Clark Klohn Crippen Berger Ltd.
Environment: Reliance & Adaptability Technical Session Video Paper
Climate Change and Tailings Management
CIM 2022 Convention Vancouver
Considerations for Assessing Climate Change Risk for Tailings Infrastructure
Maggie MacKay Klohn Crippen Berger
Stephen Clark Klohn Crippen Berger Ltd.
Tailings Management Technical Session
Climate Risk Advancements in Mine Waste
CIM Connect 2024 Vancouver