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   abstract: Deputy Director with the New England Water Science Center
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   abstract: Marcel Belaval is the Deputy Director of the New England Water Science
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   abstract: "Marcel Belaval is the Deputy Director of the New England Water Science\
     \ Center where he is part of a team helping to accomplish the vision of the\
     \ Center: leading in public service by providing relevant, accessible, and innovative\
     \ water science to New England and the Nation.Marcel has experience applying\
     \ hydrologic science to environmental regulatory programs with state, local,\
     \ federal, and tribal partners. In his former position as a Hydrologist with\
     \ the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency New England Regional Office, Marcel\
     \ provided hydrology expertise to EPA\u2019s water division, advising programs\
     \ on a range of issues including contaminant hydrogeology, surface water/groundwater\
     \ interaction, and watershed nutrient management. Marcel is a NH Licensed Professional\
     \ Geologist and earned a BS in Geology from the University of Connecticut and\
     \ an MS in Geophysics from Boston College."
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