The Superman of Superfund Sites: Chip Crocetti
Crossing into a Greener Future (via Transit and Stormwater Smart Redevelopment)
UnLOCKEing the Secrets of the Bureau of Waste Site Cleanup
Getting Your Degree Fossil Fuel Free
Charles “Chip” Crocetti has dedicated his career to addressing the challenges of remediation. His extensive remediation background includes work on hydrogeology, geochemistry, evaluation of contaminant fate and transport, remediation of hazardous waste sites, and environmental forensics. In this episode, Chip shares his insights on Superfund work and emerging contaminants as well as the importance of mentorship and supporting the careers of rising professionals.This is a continuation of a series highlighting the five EBC EBEE award winners; organizations and individuals noted for their outstanding accomplishments in environmental management, energy resources and management, and climate change. As always, please get in touch and let us know your thoughts: https://ebcne.org/energy-environment-economy-podcast/ Links from the episode: EBC EBEE Award: https://ebcne.org/news/award/service-to-the-environmental-industry/ Chip’s Bio: https://www.sanbornhead.com/bio/chip-crocetti-phd-cg-pg/ Where to find EBC: Webpage: https://ebcne.org/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/environmental-business-council-of-new-england-inc- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLKLl6DmcaFbOwjJ2aB956g
A critical space for refuge in urban centers is green space, but how are parks established during redevelopment projects? Hear from the developers of Cambridge Crossing on their commitment to green space, multi modal transit integration, stormwater management, and other sustainability measures during the collaborative redevelopment of an industrial corner of Cambridge, Somerville, and Boston. This is a continuation of a series highlighting the five EBC EBEE award winners; organizations and individuals noted for their outstanding accomplishments in environmental management, energy resources and management, and climate change. As always, please get in touch and let us know your thoughts: https://ebcne.org/energy-environment-economy-podcast/ Links from the episode: EBC EBEE Award: https://ebcne.org/news/award/outstanding-collaboration/ Cambridge Crossing: https://cambridgecrossing.com/ Where to find EBC: Webpage: https://ebcne.org/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/environmental-business-council-of-new-england-inc- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLKLl6DmcaFbOwjJ2aB956g
Cleanup isn’t what most people consider to be fun, but for Paul Locke, it’s a challenge well worth the effort. A longtime leader at the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection’s (MassDEP) Bureau of Waste Site Cleanup, Paul has spent his career improving the lives of Massachusetts residents with his expertise in soil management, and through programs such as MassDEP’s Rails to Trails program, which transforms unused rail tracks to safe bike trails and walking paths. This is a continuation of a series highlighting the five EBC EBEE award winners; organizations and individuals noted for their outstanding accomplishments in environmental management, energy resources and management, and climate change. As always, please get in touch and let us know your thoughts: https://ebcne.org/energy-environment-economy-podcast/ Links from the episode: EBC EBEE Award: https://ebcne.org/news/award/government-leadership/MassDEP Flickr Page: https://www.flickr.com/photos/massdep/collections Paul pointed out some interesting photos from the DEP Flickr: --Mid-1980’s flyovers looking for illegal dumping: https://www.flickr.com/photos/massdep/collections/72157721132509562/ --1950’s air pollution from the State House: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmN9Kc2z Where to find Paul: His personal photography: https://www.flickr.com/photos/paul-w-locke/collections And the Elvis photo, if you’re curious: https://www.flickr.com/gp/paul-w-locke/3d5s431C0y Where to find EBC: Webpage: https://ebcne.org/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/environmental-business-council-of-new-england-inc- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLKLl6DmcaFbOwjJ2aB956g Music: Only Forward; RomanSenykMusic; 2023; pixabay
There’s a new addition to the Boston skyline – the 305-foot-tall Center for Computing & Data Sciences at Boston University. The best part? It’s fossil fuel free. Join BU leadership for a deeper dive into the development of this standard-setting building. This is the first episode in a series featuring the five EBC EBEE award winners, recognized for their outstanding accomplishments and leadership in energy and the environment. Please get in touch and let us know your thoughts: https://ebcne.org/energy-environment-economy-podcast/ Links from the episode: EBC EBEE Awards: https://ebcne.org/news/award/climate-change-project/ Project Video: https://youtu.be/gzyBgz83g7c Boston University links: Center for Computing & Data Sciences: https://www.bu.edu/data-sciences-center/ BU Climate Action Plan: https://www.bu.edu/sustainability/vision-progress/climate-action-plan-2/#section-0-article-0 Boston University Sustainability: https://www.bu.edu/sustainability/ Where to find EBC: Webpage: https://ebcne.org/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/environmental-business-council-of-new-england-inc- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLKLl6DmcaFbOwjJ2aB956g Music: Only Forward; RomanSenykMusic; 2023; pixabay
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