I2M Associates provides for the geological and engineering needs of the mining industry and environmental requirements of the petrochemical, oil and gas, and other industries. I2M Associates also serve Tier I and II environmental consultants (i.e., large national and local groups) by providing an adjunct source of Principal-, Senior- and Project-level hydrogeologic guidance on RCRA, CERCLA and other environmental projects.

With many years of national and worldwide experience, the personnel at I2M Associates have completed investigations and projects for numerous consulting companies, industry, and government agencies. These projects have also involved management services (senior oversight, project staff augmentation, and project QA/QC for major consulting companies), dispute resolution, as well as other functions and responsibilities in a range of activities involving numerous environmental and geotechnical projects, including Brownfields projects, mining projects, hydrogeological investigations of contamination sources, ground-water remediation planning, design and analysis, ground-water supply and mine dewatering assessments, resource development and facility maintenance projects.

I2M Associates offers demonstrated technical expertise led by senior professional who have maintained professional standing in industry, some I2M Associates professional over more than 40 years of professional activity in the environmental, water supply and mining fields. I2M Associates offers many years of professional experience for the client to draw on. In addition, an extensive network is maintained of additional independent scientific and engineering associates to draw on who are capable of providing specialized project support to I2M Associates projects when needed.

The I2M Associates senior professionals serve as Editors for the I2M Web Portal (previously known as the IET Web Portal), as well as in various roles in a number of professional societies and associations. Over the years the I2M Associates team has brought extensive experience, proven integrity, and demonstrated resourcefulness to client projects. Using the latest technology and online information gathering and presentation techniques, the I2M Associates team provides clients, industry and Tier I and II consultants, as well as attorneys, strong support in developing optimum solutions for projects and cases.

March 5, 2013 - Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President of I2M, announced today that the new I2M Web Portal has been released. Designed and built by M. David Campbell, P.G., I2M's Program Manager and Senior Mining and Environmental Geologist, this Web Portal is made available to I2M Clients, Associates, geoscientists and the general public worldwide with a focus on scientific topics of interest to I2M Associates, LLC. He is also the Founder and Director of MarineBio.org.

February 27, 2013 - Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President of I2M, announced today the appointment of Christopher Burnette, B.S. as an I2M Associate Geologist. He is a recent graduate from Miami University (Ohio) and will support I2M's mining and environmental investigations (more).

February 18, 2013 - Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President of I2M Associates, LLC announced today& that the company has released for publication the 25th Review on the Navajo uranium mining clean-up around Cove, Arizona, the 26th Review considering the existing ban on uranium mining in Virginia, and the 27th Review of the adversarial views on the Colorado and South Dakota uranium mining projects, all part of the I2M series on combating bias in the U.S. news and Internet media against uranium mining and nuclear power development for generating electricity in the U.S. and overseas (more).

December 27, 2012 - Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President of I2M Associates, LLC and of PERC, announced today the successful initiation of a long-term PERC ground-water monitoring program on a Tacoma, Washington industrial site. I2M Associates, LLC is providing hydrogeological support to the program led by I2M's Chief Hydrogeologist, Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H. The program is now remotely recording data from six monitoring wells, three installed at three corners of the site in a shallow confined aquifer and three in a confined aquifer of intermediate depth, as well as monitoring local rainfall and battery voltage, which is recharged by solar panels: http://www.i2m-stevens.com/overview.php

The purpose of the program is to characterize the potential impact of: 1) diurnal tidal fluctuations, 2) rainfall recharge, and 3) other environmental factors (i.e., barometric-pressure fluctuations, earthquakes disturbances, and possible compression of the confined aquifers by passing trains adjacent to the site). The program became necessary because of the rapidly fluctuating water levels indicated by monthly and daily manual measurements of the monitoring wells screened in the two aquifers did not permit the characterization of the pressure distribution and hence ground-water flow direction within the two confined aquifers with any certainty. Manual monthly monitoring provided only a “snap-shot” in time which produced a potentiometric surface map that was only accurate for that specific ‘snap-shot” in time. A continuous monitoring program with 15-minute data readouts is required to appropriately characterize the rapidly changing subsurface conditions and has recently confirmed complex, but identifiable patterns of ground-water flow. The program will be operated through a number months of changing seasons in the Tacoma region and will result in reduced costs of data management while increasing data reliability for site characterization of subsurface conditions.

December 5, 2012 - I2M's Chief Geologist, Mr. Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H., serving as Chair of the AAPG Energy Minerals Division's Committee on Uranium (and Nuclear Minerals), has released the Committee's 2012 Mid-Year Report (here).

November 30, 2012 - Mr. Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President of I2M Associates, LLC, announced today that I2M recently completed a report as part of a contract to conduct an investigation of the potential impact of contaminants on ground-water supplies around a government facility. This involved reviewing documents and conducting research to assess the government's activities; the effort was led by I2M's Chief Geologist/Hydrogeologist, Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H.

September 26, 2012 - I2M Associates, LLC recently provided independent technical support to one of its clients, Wishbone Gold plc (WBG), to review press releases to the London AIM Stock Exchange on new information regarding their exploration projects for gold and other metals in Queensland, Australia. These announced that WBG is acquiring additional adjacent land holdings in the subject area, and that laboratory analyses from earlier preliminary reconnaissance sampling have shown encouraging results. The releases came after the recent publication of two I2M's reports (CPRs) on the WBG's original holdings in July, 2012 (see Press Releases of September 24 and September 17, 2012), (more).

July 19, 2012 - The AAPG-EMD Memoir 101 titled: Energy Resources for Human Settlement in the Solar System and Earth's Future in Space will be released in the next few months. I2M personnel and others of the EMD Uranium Committee authored Chapter 9 of the Memoir. The Preliminary Press Release is available (more).