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EDUCATION and CERTIFICATION City University of New York, Ph.D. 1999; Dissertation Topic: Design and Evaluation of Environmental Shopping Campaigns in
New York City New York University, M.S. 1982. Applied Sciences Johns Hopkins University, M.A. 1977. Geography & Environmental Engineering. Smith College, B.A., 1975. Geology Dartmouth College, Environmental Studies Exchange Program 1973-1974 Certified as a Qualified Environmental Professional, August, 1994
Adjunct Assistant Professor, City College of New York, Landscape Architecture program, Geomorphology for Landscape Architects, graduate level, 2009. Adjunct Assistant Professor, Hunter College, Environmental Geology (1996, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005); Environmental Conservation and Urban Problems, 1998, Geology 101, 1999. (320 students) Environmental Policy, 2005, Urban Environmental Problems and Solutions, 2004.Scientist in Residence, Adjunct Asst. Professor, Lehman College, Urban Environmental Health, Intro. Geography, Intro. Physical Geography, 2001- 2004 Instructor, Professional Recyclers of Pennsylvania's Certification Program
for Professional Recyclers, 2001- 2002. Taught Manhattan downtown residents about WTC air quality, health effects, testing methods, 2001- 2006 Instructor, Rutgers University, Geography Dept. 1999-2000. Introduction to Geography (200 students), Earth Systems (300 students), Advanced Conservation & Natural Resources.Chief Instructor, Environmental Impact Assessment course, designed for Shell Oil in Nigeria and Nigerian governmental officials, 2000. Technical Director on educational video: "Municipal Solid Waste Management: The Integrated Approach", Air and Waste Management Association, 1994. Video won Best Film by an NGO at Environment India international competition, 1998. Technical Consultant on video documentary, "Environment: Your Own Back Yard". A four-part series featuring solid waste, water supply and land use, water pollution and coastal issues, and air pollution. Produced by WNET/Channel 13, New York, NY 1990; aired nationally in 1991 and subsequently. Guest lectures on solid waste management in courses at Hunter College, City University of New York Graduate Center, Rutgers University -- 1992 - Instructor, Solid Waste Short Course sponsored by University of Maine/Maine DEP, "Flue Gases: Constituents, Monitoring, and Controls", October l986, Portland, ME. Instructor, "What Goes In Stays In -- Does Reduction and Separation Before Incineration Work?" presented at Ashes To ?? -- Problems, Perceptions and Prospects in Municipal Waste Ash Management, A Cook College, Rutgers University Short Course, sponsored by NJ Dept. of Environmental Protection, New Brunswick, NJ, June, 1989.
City College of New York, Center for Reclamation, Reuse and Recycling of Materials for Urban Sustainability, Director of Research, 2007-2008 NYC Parks & Recreation, Natural Resources Group. Project Manager and Borough Liaison for Brooklyn – wetlands restoration. 2006-2007 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT 1990 - . New York State and New York City Certified Woman-Owned Business Enterprise. Major clients: Expert Witness, 80 John St Co-op Board, on impacts of the World Trade Center disaster emissions, 2002. Nigerian government and Shell Oil representatives, Chief Instructor, Environmental Impact Assessment course, 2000. US Environmental Protection Agency, Region II, New York, NY; Principal Investigator, Solid Waste Research and Demonstration Grant: In-Store Environmental Shopping Education. 1991- . Natural Resources Defense Council New York, NY; Authored testimony/aided in negotiations on EPA Standards for Municipal Waste Combustors and Medical Waste Incinerators, 1990, 1993-1995. Hampshire County, England, Advice and counsel regarding design and implementation of integrated solid waste management system for the County, 1994-. Participated in two symposia, Winchester, 1995. Air and Waste Management Association, Technical Director for video "Solid Waste Management -- The Integrated Approach", 1993-1994. Camden County, NJ, Camden Environmental Technical Advisory Committee member, charged with advising on incinerator retrofit design, and other air quality matters. 1993-94. INFORM, Inc. New York, NY; Senior Fellow. Authored articles and testimony on incineration, waste composition and waste prevention issues. Influenced City policy at Solid Waste Advisory Board meetings. Worked with Ohio Citizens Action to recommend retrofits to Dayton incinerator, 1990-1994. Center for Applied Studies of the Environment, City University of New York, Research Fellow, 1992-, Co-Principal Investigator and originator of State grants for three new environmental laboratories for CUNY, including a Products and Packaging Design and Testing Lab, a Mobile Air Toxics Monitoring Lab, and an Urban Environmental Monitoring Lab. Prepared a scope of work and environmental assessment for cleanup of Chinatown, New York City. ******************************************* WNET/Channel 13 New York, NY; Environmental Research Consultant on "Environment: Your Own Back Yard" a documentary with four programs on air, water, garbage, and open space. Aired nationally in 1991. INFORM, Inc., Program Director, Municipal Solid Waste Research, 1988 - 1989 Designed, directed, and executed research projects pertaining to solid waste management technologies and practices analyzed from environmental and engineering points of view. Areas of concern: incineration, toxic and volume source reduction, and integrated MSW management. Published reports, articles and testimony. Served on government, professional, technical, and citizens committees to define solid waste research needs, fund proposals, and implement solid waste management strategies. Peer reviewed government and professional reports. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION, Resource Recovery Office, Environmental Scientist responsible for researching and evaluating new incinerator emissions control technologies and health impacts, New York, NY 1984 - 1988 NEW YORK POWER AUTHORITY, New York, NY (Resource Recovery, Energy Conservation) Policy Coordinator 1982 - 1983; Policy Analyst 1981 - 1982 Incinerator siting, financing, design TRI-STATE REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION, New York, NY 1979-1981 Senior Economist, Water and Sewer Infrastructure Planning and impacts on Economic Development NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, New York, NY 1979 Associate Research Scientist. Applied Sciences Department. Acid Hydrolysis project. U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, New York, NY: 1978 Physical Scientist, Water Quality Management Planning.
PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES and COMMITTEES National Academy of Sciences / National Research Council Committee on Health Effects of Waste Incineration; member 1995 - 1999. Air and Waste Management Association; Chair, Municipal and Medical Waste Management Division, 2003-2006, 2009-; Vice Chair, 2000-2003, and 2006-2009 ; Chair, Integrated Waste Management Technical Committee, 1994 - 2000; Chair, Solid Waste Incineration Technical Committee 1990 - 1992; Vice Chair, Solid Waste Inter-committee Task Force, 1992 - 1994; Session Chair for 1988 - 1992; 1994 - 1996 AWMA Annual Meeting Sessions. Article Peer Reviewer for AWMA Educational Materials and APCA Journal. National Recycling Coalition, member since 1993. Speaker at Annual conference 1996, 1998, 1999 Member, Source Reduction Council, 1996 - 1998. Steering Committee 2000-2002 Annual conference speaker: 1996, 1998, 1999, 2003. New York State Association for Reduction, Reuse and Recycling 2003-; member, legislative committee. Pennsylvania Resources Council, Member, 1997-2004 American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Municipal and Industrial Waste Research Committee. 1986 - . Operator Certification Committee. 1987 - 1998. 9/11 Environmental Action, Founding member and Steering Committee member, 2002- World Trade Center Community and Labor Coalition, 2005 - 2009. New York City Waste Prevention Coalition, 2000 - ; Vice chair 2001-2003. Co-chair 2004- Riverside-Inwood Neighborhood Gardens, Inc. Founder, President, and Fundraiser for two community gardens in upper Manhattan 1984 - . Award Winner of Citywide "Dress Up Your Neighborhood Contests" in 1985, 1987, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998. Major capital grant recipient from Manhattan Borough President, 1996-1997. DIN (Dyckman Inwood Noise) Action 2008 - Co-founder. Inwood Livable Streets 2008 -. Co-founder. Manhattan Citizens Solid Waste Advisory Board, 1988 -. Chair, 1992 - 1994; Vice Chair 1994 - 1996, 2001-2003; 2005-2006 Waste Prevention Committee, Chair, 1991 - 2006. Member: 1988 - 2006. New York Citywide Recycling Advisory Board, 1990- 2005. Steering Committee, 1991 - 2005; Vice Chair 2001 - 2003. Sierra Club, Atlantic Chapter Solid Waste committee - 2005- American Association of Geographers, member, 1999-2004 US EPA/National Recycling Coalition Task Force to Develop and Promote a National Source Reduction Procurement Strategy, 1996 - 1998. New Jersey DEPE Mercury Emissions Standard-Setting Task Force, member, 1992 - 1994. Northern Manhattan Photographers Group, 2007 -.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC 1976; Administrator's Office of Land Use. Mass. Coastal Zone Management Office, Boston, MA 1975; Flood Insurance Program Assessment. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC: 1974-1975; Water Planning Division Honors Profile in the New York Times, Public Lives, “Keeping a Wary Eye on the EPA at Ground Zero”, p. B2. June 14, 2002 Fellow status, Air and Waste Management Association, June 2002. City Council Sanitation Committee re-introduced my legislation on agency environmental procurement and waste prevention practices as the first bill introduced this session, Jan 2002. A variation of this passed in 2005 and a new environmental procurement office set up in the Mayor's Office in 2006. Gamma Theta Upsilon, Geography Honor Society, 2001 - Winner of Best Film by an NGO, (International) Environment India Conference, 1998 for video "Solid Waste Management -- The Integrated Approach", for the Air and Waste Management Association. Journal of Solid Waste Management & Technology, Roy F. Weston Award, Nov. 1997. Who's Who in the World, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2005. Who's Who in America, 54th Edition, 2000; 55th Edition, 2001; 56th Edition, 2002, 59th Edition, 2005, 60th Edition, 2006. Who’s Who in American Education, 6th Edition, 2004-2005, 7th edition, 2006-2007. Who's Who of American Women, 18th – 25th Editions. Who's Who in Medicine and Healthcare, 6th Edition, 2006-2007. Who’s Who in Science and Engineering, 8th Edition, 2005-2006. The World Who's Who of Women, 12th Edition, 1993; 13th Edition, 1995; 14th Edition, 1997. International Who's Who of Professional and Business Women, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999. Who's Who in Finance and Industry, 29th Ed., 1996-1997, 30th Ed., 1998-1999, 31st Ed., 2000-2001. Who's Who in the East, 25th Edition, 1995-1996; 26th Edition. 1997-1998. International Who’s Who of Contemporary Achievement, 4th Edition, 1997, 5th Edition, 1998. Dictionary of International Biography, 23rd Ed., 1994, 24th Ed., 1995, 25th Ed., 1997, 26th Ed. 1998. 2,000 Notable American Women, Sixth Illustrated Edition, 1994. 7th Edition, 1995. Judge, NYC Sanitation Dept., Golden Apple Awards, 2004- Panel Judge, City Club of New York's Earth Day Awards, New York, NY., 1990, 1991. Panel Judge, Dupont Environmental Packaging Awards. December, 1989.
*************************************************** MAJOR PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS, co-author, Report of the National Research Council, National Academy Press, September, 1999. first author -- with Adam Read and Paul Phillips. Resources, Conservation and Recycling 26 (1999) 125-141. Paper focuses on developments since announcement of closure of Fresh Kills landfill in 1996. Journal of the Air and Waste Management Association, April, 1993. Waste Management and Research, Vol 5 Number 3, 1987. Co-author with Norman Steisel and Regina Morris. 14pp. Paper delves into the U.S. debate on dioxin emissions from resource recovery plants -- both in the public and scientific arenas. Specific topics covered: dioxin risk assessments, toxicity, formation in the furnace and the stack, dioxin control via combustion regulation and via emission control devices, and research needs. Northeastern Environmental Science, Vol. 2, Nos. 3-4, 1983. Paper describes the neglect, and subsequent deterioration of water and sewer systems in New York City -- its causes (the fiscal crisis, lack of records, inefficient operations) and the solutions (improved coordination among infrastructure departments, preparation of detailed inventories of capital stock, failure rates, and attention to short and long-term rehabilitation planning).
Refereed Conference Papers
“Introduction to Municipal Solid Waste Incineration”, “Introduction To Waste Prevention And Recycling”, presented at and published in the Proceedings of the Air and Waste Management Association Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD, June 23-27, 2002. 17 pp.
presented and published in the Proceedings of the Air & Waste Management Association's 93rd Annual Meeting & Exhibition, Salt Lake City, UT, June 18-23, 2000. 20 pp. presented and published in the Proceedings of the Air & Waste Management Association's 93rd Annual Meeting & Exhibition, Salt Lake City, UT, June 18-23, 2000. 10 pp. , presented and published in the Proceedings of the Air & Waste Management Association’s 92nd Annual Meeting & Exhibition, St. Louis, MO, June 20-24, 1999. 16pp presented and published in the Proceedings of the Air & Waste Management Association’s 90th Annual Meeting & Exhibition, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, June 8-13, 1997. 16pp presented and published in the Proceedings of the 89th Annual Exhibition and Meeting, Air and Waste Management Association, Nashville, TN, June 23-28, 1996. 16pp. presented and published in the Proceedings of the 88th Annual Exhibition and Meeting, Air and Waste Management Association, San Antonio, TX, June 18-23, 1995. 16 pp. presented and published in Proceedings of the 87th Annual Meeting and Exhibition, Air and Waste Management Association, Cincinnati, OH. June 19-24, 1994. 16 pp. presented and published in Proceedings of the 86th Annual Meeting and Exhibition, Air and Waste Management Association, Denver, CO. June 13-18, 1993. 16 pp. n Assessment of New Jersey's Standard for Municipal Waste Combustors", presented and published in Proceedings of the 86th Annual Meeting and Exhibition, Air and Waste Management Association, Denver, CO. June 13-18, 1993. 16 pp. presented and published in Proceedings of the 86th Annual Meeting and Exhibition, Air and Waste Management Association, Denver, CO. June 13-18, 1993. 16 pp. presented and published in the Proceedings of the 84th Annual Meeting of the Air and Waste Management Association, Vancouver, British Columbia, June 16-21, 1991. 16 pp. presented and published in the Proceedings of the 83rd Annual Meeting of the Air and Waste Management Association", Pittsburgh, PA, June 25-29, 1990. 16 pp. presented and published in the Proceedings of the 82nd Annual Meeting of the Air and Waste Management Association, Anaheim, CA, June 25-30, 1989. 16 pp. presented and published in the Proceedings of the 80th Annual Meeting of APCA, New York, NY, June 21-26, l987. 17pp. presented and published in the Proceedings of the Air Pollution Control Association's 79th Annual Meeting, June 22-27, l986, Minneapolis, MN. 16 pp.
Co-Author (Waste Prevention and Reuse chapter) New York City Zero Waste Campaign and Consumer Policy Institute / Consumers Union, June 2004 Testing the Effectiveness of Supermarket-Based Environmental Shopping Campaigns in Changing Consumer Behavior in New York City, Ph.D.dissertation, City University of New York, 1999. , co-author. Guide published by the National Recycling Coalition, Alexandria, VA., April, 1999. , Task Force Report co-authored as a member of the Manhattan Solid Waste Working Group for the Manhattan Borough President, April 30, 1997. with Victor Goldsmith, John Fillos and Miriam Haran, Center for Applied Studies of the Environment, City University of New York, New York, March 17, 1995. -- Practice vs. State-of-the-art, first author, co-authored by Maarten de Kadt and David Saphire, published by INFORM, New York, NY 1991 The book presents an overview of the most up-to-date waste-to-energy technologies, operating procedures, and regulatory requirements and compares these to 15 plants in the U.S. 275 pp Co-Author. Published by the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC), Washington, DC., January, 1991; Produced at product Lifecycle Workshop sponsored by SETAC, August 17-23, 1990, Smuggler's Notch, VT. The report outlines, in detail, the environmental, social, natural resources and other cradle-to-grave releases, costs, and impacts to be included in producing lifecycle inventories and assessments of products, processes, and activities, and how such a study is structured. published as a report by INFORM in 1989. co-authored with Maarten deKadt and Nancy Lilienthal, INFORM -- a chapter in Future Shocks to the New York Economy published by the Citizens Budget Commission, New York, NY, January, 1989. 72pp. Study describes three scenarios for garbage management in New York City from 1988 to 2010, indicating when the landfill closes and exports must begin, as well as the costs involved. 1988 published by INFORM, Inc. 81pp. sponsored by the Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology Development, USEPA, October 3-4, l988, Washington, DC. Served on the Source Reduction Task Group, advising EPA regarding its next five-year research program. Specific waste reduction research, legislative, and programmatic proposals are discussed in Proceedings of Workshop on Municipal Solid Waste Technology, USEPA, December, 1988. , contributing editor for INFORM, Inc.. Published March, 1988. 95pp. Report is a compendium of proposed legislative and programmatic initiatives with explanatory notes and citations for improved solid waste management in New York State. Co-authors: Natural Resources Defense Council, Environmental Defense Fund, Environmental Action Coalition, and Scenic Hudson. New York University Masters Essay, May 1981. The potent toxin, 2,3,7,8 TCDD, its epidemiology and emission concentrations in resource recovery plants are discussed and control technologies evaluated. Tri-State Regional Planning Commission Report, January, 1981. The role of infrastructure financing biases, historical lack of federal involvement in infrastructure rehabilitation, and the New York City and State fiscal crises and their relationship to the decline of New York City's infrastructure systems are discussed as are the City's recent successful efforts to implement organizational improvements to reverse the trend of decline and neglect. , Tri-State Interim Technical Report, November, 1980. Report examines New York City's infrastructure rehabilitation policies and investment priorities affecting industry in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Budgeting and political issues involving maintenance, repair, and replacement of water supply, sewer, street, highway, and rail systems are also addressed. , Tri-State ITR, June, 1980. Report abstracts major findings and recommendations of key government and consultant publications on aspects of infrastructure rehabilitation in industrial Newark and Brooklyn. , Tri-State ITR, August 1980. The current and potential impacts of water and sewer infrastructure deterioration on business in Clifton, and the effectiveness of municipal programs to promote economic development and infrastructure maintenance and rehabilitation. Johns Hopkins University Masters Essay, October, 1977. Report evaluates economic and environmental viability of the industry in light of extensive public expenditure and widespread degradation of the Everglades and the South Florida water supply. 152 pp Massachusetts Coastal Zone Management Program Internal Report, September, 1975. Paper discusses coastal flooding and government floodplain management techniques and regulations developed to curtail damage from coastal flooding, predicting more development and more damage due to low-cost flood insurance. 50 pp Internal EPA Report, January, 1975. Paper quantifies degradation of natural water quality in the Great Lakes and New England during the last few centuries, and explores the definition of natural water quality and the utility of biological indicators. 92 pp presented at a National Science Foundation Fission Energy working group meeting, August, 1974. Paper evaluates economics, safety, leaks, containment, radiation hazards, accidents, and alternative energy sources. 70 pp. , June, 1974. Published report, commissioned by the Dartmouth College Trustees in a year of energy crisis, is an interdisciplinary study of the applicability of solar, geothermal and wind technologies to Dartmouth. My contribution explored underground heat storage and solar energy. Conference Proceedings and Presentations
“Waste Prevention Ideas From New York City Waste Prevention
Advocacy Organizations”,
GRRN Recycling & Zero Waste Conference 2009,
Devens, Massachusetts,
October 18 - 20, 2009 “Improving
Participation in NYC’s Recycling Program”. co-author, Ben Mancell, presented and published in the Proceedings of the Twentienth International Conference on Solid Waste Technology and Management, Philadelphia, PA U.S.A. April 3-6, 2005. Optimizing Recycling in All the Neighborhoods of New York City: The Roles of Demographics, Education, Barriers, and Program Changes, presented at and published in the Proceedings of the Nineteenth International Conference on Solid Waste Technology and Management, Philadelphia, PA U.S.A. March 21 – 24, 2004 “Recycling in Minority Communities in New York City”, presented at and in online proceedings of the National Recycling Coalition Congress, Baltimore, MD, Sept. 16, 2003. "Community Coordinators: A novel approach to waste prevention and recycling education in New York City", "New York City After Fresh Kills: Latest Developments in the Planning Process (the Saga continues)", published in the Proceedings of the Sixteenth International Conference on Solid Waste Technology and Management, Philadelphia, PA, December 11-13, 2000. 8 pp. "Characterization of Cold Starts and Upsets in Municipal Waste Combustors", presented at and published in the Proceedings of the Fifteenth International Conference on Solid Waste Technology and Management, Philadelphia, PA. Dec. 13-15, 1999. 8 pp. "Planning for the Closure of New York City's Fresh Kills Landfill: Integrated Waste Management or Export?", presented at and published in the Proceedings of the Fourteenth International Conference on Solid Waste Technology and Management. Philadelphia, PA, Nov 1-4, 1998. 8pp
Non-Refereed Magazine, Newspaper Articles Gotham Gazette, April 21, 2008. Article critiques and provides recommendations for New York City's PlanYC, which does not include zero waste, and describes how the City's carbon footprint leaves out waste management or carbon impacts of production of goods we consume. "Counterpoint: Reopening Fresh Kills, Brilliant or Boneheaded." Article with reasons against re-opening Fresh Kills landfill. New York Times, City Section, April 14, 2002 "Waste Prevention: The Key to Combatting the Garbage Crisis", in MetroPlanner, Metropolitan Chapter, American Planning Association, Vol. 5, No. 5, February, 1993. p. 16. Resource Recycling. February, 1992, pp. 75-84. Article traces the development and use of waste composition studies over the past twenty years, from their use to design incinerators, then recycling programs, and ultimately, source reduction strategies. Waste Age, May 1991. Article describes the concept of pollutant precursors and their deleterious impacts on waste disposal and recycling, and presents available data on these toxics in the waste stream and the beneficial impacts to be achieved by their removal. Waste Age April, 1990. Article outlines an interpretation of the public's perspectives regarding the waste management hierarchy and research needs for source reduction, recycling, incineration, ash management, and sludge management. Waste Age, April, 1990. Article describes the genesis of the Not-In-My-Back-Yard Syndrome, the role of the public and nonprofit environmental organizations in public decision-making, a case study of mechanisms for public participation used in New York City, and recommendations for structuring of public participation in government. Solid Waste and Power, January, 1990. Article defines volume and toxic source reduction, describes its environmental, natural resources and economic implications vis a vis other solid waste management alternatives, reviews the successful Berlin source reduction experiment, and suggests a number of methods for achieving source reduction. Waste Age, December, 1989. Article explores three garbage scenarios for New York City to 2010, including tonnages and costs for various levels of source reduction, recycling, incineration/ash management, and landfilling. Waste Age, November, 1989. Article is a lay summary of previous technical papers describing the various technologies for reducing emissions of NOx from MSW incinerators (including source separation of yard waste, furnace and boiler designs and operations, and add-on post-combustion control devices), the low emissions achieved by these technologies in incinerator applications, and the developing regulatory requirements for control of NOx emissions. Response to Letter to the Editor, Waste Age, June, 1988 3pp. published in Resource Recovery, Vol. 1, Feb. 1987; 7pp.
Testimony to New York City Council Committee On Lower Manhattan Redevelopment Hearing: Oversight - U.S. EPA's Cleanup of WTC Dust Contaminants in Residences and Offices in Lower Manhattan - EPA's December 2006 "Test and Clean Program", New York, NY. January 11, 2007 Testimony to New York City Council Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste: NYC Waste Characterization study, New York, NY. January 10, 2007. Proposed Revisions to the New York State Solid Waste Management Act of 1988, co-authored with J. Halenar, C. Burger, F. Bradlow, et. al., presented to Assemblymember Colton, May 31, 2005.
Testimony to New York City Council on the NYC Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Plan, New York, NY. January 24, 2005 Testimony to EPA Expert Panel on WTC contamination, New York, NY. New York, NY. September 13, 2004 Testimony to EPA Expert Panel on WTC contamination, New York, NY. New York, NY. July 26, 2004 Testimony to New York City Council regarding Zero Waste and Bottle Bill Resolutions, New York, NY. June 3, 2004 Oral comments for EPA Expert Panel on World Trade Center Testing / Remediation, New York, NY. May 24, 2004
Waste Prevention Ideas From New York
City Waste Prevention Advocacy Organizations,
GRRN Recycling & Zero Waste Conference 2009 Zero Waste and Climate Change, presented at Focus the Nation (on Climate Change) at Lehman College, Bronx, NY January, 31, 2008 Recycling and waste prevention education and incentives panelist, Recycling Roundtable, sponsored by Citywide Recycling Advisory Board, New York, NY October 26, 2002. "Advanced Recycling Education Workshop for recycling professionals", presented under the auspices of the Professional Recyclers of Pennsylvania, Malvern, PA, August 2, 2002. "Advanced Recycling Education Workshop for recycling professionals", presented under
the auspices of the Professional Recyclers of Pennsylvania, State College, PA,
March 21, 2002. Presentation to Community Board 1 regarding dangers to public health of World Trade Center fires and collapse, November 20, 2001. "Advanced Recycling Education Workshop for recycling professionals", presented under
the auspices of the Professional Recyclers of Pennsylvania, Erie, PA, July 25, 2001. "Testing the Effectiveness of Environmental Shopping Campaigns in Changing Consumer Behavior in New York City", presented at the American Association of Geographers' annual conference, Pittsburgh, PA, April 4-7, 2000.
Websites Webmaster from 1997 -. Riverside-Inwood Neighborhood Gardens. Webmaster from 1997 - . Waste Management Division of the Air and Waste Management Association. Webmaster from 2001 - Maggie Clarke Photography Webmaster from 2006 -
Press: Radio and Television; Magazines, Newspapers
(Additional List) Interview by
Voice of America,
WBAI radio show, Health Action: To critique New York City proposed legislation: Intro 650, to limit independent environmental investigations by requiring permits. Jan. 28, 2008. WBAI radio show, Health Action: The consequences of the Con Edison Steam Pipe explosion in midtown Manhattan. July 30, 2007. Radio Debate with Winston Porter on Mayor Bloomberg's proposed reductions in metal, glass and plastics recycling, moderated by Brian Lehrer, a half-hour program aired on WNYC Radio, New York, NY. February 15, 2002.
WNYC Radio, May 6, 1992, 1 hour. for West German TV, aired on November 4, l988. and in feature article dealing with energy technologies as an emerging job field, June 1981.
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