Vermont solid waste management expert witnesses assess municipal and commercial waste systems across rural communities and resort corridors. They often come from environmental engineering, landfill operations, recycling and organics programs, and regulatory compliance. Many have experience with Vermont’s Act 148 and local transfer stations. They evaluate diversion performance, leachate and odor control, siting impacts, and permit adherence.
Environmental Air Quality & Human Health Risk Assessment Expert Witness
Environmental Air Quality & Human Health Risk Assessment Expert Witness
- Review Fee
- $500/hr
- Deposition Fee
- $675/hr
- Court Fee
- $675/hr
This highly-qualified environmental engineer is a recognized expert in air quality analysis, human health exposure, and risk assessment. He earned a BS in biochemistry from The College of Saint Rose followed by an MS in chemistry and a PhD in environmental science and engineering from Clarkson University. He is an elected member of several national committees, including serving as treasurer of the International Society for Exposure Science, on the board of directors for the Air & Waste Management Association, and as an expert panelist for the US EPA Air Quality Monitoring in Communities committee. He has formerly served as a staff scientist and principal investigator at the Health Effects Institute (HEI) and as a senior environmental toxicologist and environmental compliance manager for the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. He is currently the founder, chairman, and CEO for an air quality and human health exposure consultancy.
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, An air quality and human health exposure consultancy in NY
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Clarkson University
Saratoga Springs,
New York