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Constantine
Sidamon-Eristoff, J.D.: Senior Environmental Law Advisor
Constantine Sidamon-Eristoff, an environmental attorney
from New York City and Highland
Falls, New York joined the
law firm of Lacher &
Lovell-Taylor as Of
Counsel in October, 1999.
Before that he was with Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler, LLP as Of
Counsel.
Mr. Sidamon-Eristoff was
EPA Regional Administrator for Region II 1989-1993 under William K.
Reilly during the first Bush Administration and since then has
practiced environmental and urban transportation law. He started his
public career as Assistant to the Mayor, Highway Commissioner and then
Transportation Administrator for New
York City under Mayor John
V. Lindsay, and then spent fifteen years as a senior Board Member of
the Metropolitan Transportation Authority before joining the EPA. At
Region II, he forced the cessation of ocean dumping of sewage sludge;
he commenced the re-assessment under CERCLA of the Hudson River PCB
contamination and he dealt with a host of air and water quality issues
and oversaw over a billion dollars worth of superfund hazardous waste
cleanup actions. During his tenure the Region set an all-time high in
enforcement activity, with over a half-billion dollars in superfund
settlements and orders alone during his last year in office.
Since then, he has continued his environmental work as
Chairman of Audubon New York, as a Member of the National Audubon
Society Board, and as a
Commissioner of the Orange County, NY, Planning Commission. Mr.
Sidamon-Eristoff is a
member of the New York State Bar Association's Environmental Law
Section and serves on its Executive Committee and as Co-Chairman of
its Standing Committee on International Environmental Law. He is also
a member of the Association of the Bar of the City of New
York; the New York County Lawyers' Association; the American Bar
Association.
At Lacher & Lovell-Taylor he
provides environmental counseling, negotiating and strategic planning
advice relating to projects
for port development and modernization, water
and wastewater treatment, brownfield remediation, waste management
facilities, transport of waste streams, and the
offshore containment of dredge spoils and other hazardous materials. He
also provides counsel in a broad variety of other practice areas
including land use, urban transportation and administrative law.
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Stuart H. Russell, P.E.
Mr. Russell has 25 years
experience in environmental engineering including planning, designing and
implementing waste management systems. He authored or co-authored three
books and dozens of technical papers on wastewater treatment, and serves
as President of Hard Hat, Inc., an environmental engineering company.
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Daniel Noble, M.S.
Mr. Noble is Founding
Financial Editor and Director of Research for Environmental Business
International (EBI), the leading market research and information company
on the environmental industry. The industry classification system
developed by Mr. Noble has been adopted by the U.S. Department of
Commerce, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), EuroStat (the
statistical arm of the European Economic Union) and the 25 country members
of the international Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development
Paris, France). Mr. Noble routinely advises companies regarding
environmental technology and strategy development. His positions have
included:
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Betty H. Olson, Ph.D.
Dr. Olson has served as
Chair of the Environmental Analysis and Design Program at the School of
Social Ecology, University of California - Irvine (UCI). During this
period, she also served as a Professor in the Department of Community and
Environmental Medicine at the School of Medicine at UCI as well as
Professor in the Program in Social Ecology at the University. Dr. Olson is
a highly recognized authority in the field of municipal and industrial
wastewater treatment and has been awarded numerous research grants and
contracts with the National Science Foundation (NSF), the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the U.S. Department of Interior
(Office of Water Resources and Technology) and the U.S. Department of
Energy (DOE). She has been a Reviewer and/or on the Editorial Board of a
number of leading technical and scientific trade journals. Dr. Olson has
also been a Member of the Science Advisory Board with the EPA Committee on
Drinking Water and the EPA Committee on Ecological Processes and Effects.
Dr. Olson has authored and/or co-authored more than 65 published technical
papers and has been a contributing author to 24 books in the field of
microbiology and biotechnology. In addition, she has contributed to more
than 30 Symposium Volumes and has made over 93 presentations/abstracts to
environmental groups and agencies around the world.
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B.S.
(Biology/Microbiology) - University of California, Irvine
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M.S. (Environmental
Health Science) - University of California, Berkeley
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Ph.D. (Environmental
Health Science/Microbiology) - University of California, Berkeley
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Richard R. Burgess, Ph.D.
Dr. Burgess currently
serves, and has served for the past decade, as Director of the University
of Wisconsin Biotechnology Center (UWBC). This biotechnology center
provides services and coordination to one of the world's largest
biological research communities. More than 300 faculty research groups and
programs on the university campus, conducting biotechnology-related
studies, utilize the center. Dr. Burgess and his research group have
published more than 160 research papers in scientific journals on
biochemistry, molecular biology and biology. In addition to his role as
Director of UWBC, he has been a member of the Editorial Board of The
Journal of Biological Chemistry and a member of the National Science
Foundation (NSF) Study Section on biophysics and biochemistry. Formal
seminars on Dr. Burgess' research have been presented at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology (MUD, Columbia University, Cornell University,
Harvard University, Yale University, Carnegie Mellon University,
California Institute of Technology (CalTech) and more than a dozen other
leading U.S. Universities.
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Janice A. Sharp, Ph.D.,
J.D.
Dr. Sharp is currently a
patent attorney practicing with the law firm of Merchant & Gould. Prior to
her law career, Dr. Sharp was Director of Research for American
Biogenetics Corporation in Irvine, California. She has also served as a
Research Specialist in the Department of Microbiology and Molecular
Genetics at the University of California Irvine and was a postdoctoral
Associate/Fellow in the Department of Molecular Biophysics and
Biochemistry at Yale University. Dr. Sharp has lectured graduate courses
in Molecular Genetics at the University of California Irvine and has
authored more than 13 papers for scientific and legal publications.
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B.S.
(Biochemistry/Microbiology) - University of New South Wales, Sydney,
Australia
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J.D. (Cum Laude) -
Western State University, College of Law
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Ph.D. (Biochemistry) -
University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
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Thomas G. Tornabene, Ph.D.
Dr. Tornabene has served
as Associate Dean, College of Sciences, at Georgia Institute of
Technology. Prior to this position, Dr. Tornabene was Director and
Professor of the School of Applied Biology and Director, Research Center
for Biotechnology, both at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Dr.
Tornabene has worked, lectured and published extensively (over 62
technical papers) in the area of pathogenic mechanisms, metabolic pathways
and mechanisms of synthesis of biochemical compounds, degradation of
agricultural and industrial wastes, biogenesis and distribution of
hydrocarbons, microbial transformation of metals, cell immobilization and
fermentation processes.
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B.S. (Biology) - St.
Edwards University, Austin, Texas
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Ph.D. (Biological
Chemistry) - University of Houston, College of Natural Sciences
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M.S. (Immunochemistry) -
University of Houston
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Anmin
Liu
Anmin Liu has over 30 years
of experience in operations, maintenance, and management in wastewater
treatment with the Los Angeles Bureau of Sanitation. He directed start-up
operations of the pure oxygen and sludge dewatering pilot projects at the
400-MGD Hyperion Treatment Plant, and has consulted on wastewater design
projects internationally in Mexico City, Taiwan, and Dalian, China. He has
expertise in advanced primary treatment and authored the Anaerobic
Digestion Chapter of the Water Environment Federation’s Manual of Practice
of Operation of Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plants.
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