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Charles
H. Eccleston, CEP - Associate
Mr. Eccleston is an
Environmental Scientist and accomplished author with nearly 20 years
of diverse scientific and engineering experience. He is committed to
preparing high-quality interdisciplinary environmental, engineering,
energy, and economic analyses. He consistently produces high-quality
quantitative analyses, ahead of schedule and on budget. Having
participated in and managed a wide array of environmental analyses and
planning projects, he has accrued a continuous string of planning
accomplishments.
The United States
National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969 is the principal
mandated process for planning federal actions. Having authored the
three leading textbooks on NEPA, he is widely recognized as one of the
nation's foremost experts on NEPA.
His text, Effective
Environmental Assessments, recently received a national award as an
outstanding contribution to NEPA. Mr. Eccleston has served on two
White House sponsored taskforces, including President's Council on
Environmental Quality (CEQ) - Re-inventing NEPA Initiative. He has
also provided leadership, chairing three national committees chartered
with responsibility for establishing nationally Accepted Methods of
Professional Practice (AMPPs) for resolving problems that have
traditionally hindered NEPA and environmental planning.
EXPERTISE
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Extensive
experience managing environmental analyses projects and preparing
a wide array of NEPA planning and analyses documents. |
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Mastered
the fields of NEPA, and environmental planning and policy. |
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Experienced
in preparing environmental, engineering, and planning analyses. |
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Demonstrated
proficiency in crafting new tools and streamlined strategies that
have received national recognition for effectively integrating
NEPA and environmental planning processes: ISO-14000, Pollution
Prevention (P2), and site-wide planning. |
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Experienced
in applying modern tools, techniques and approaches to resolve
NEPA and environmental planning problems. |
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Skilled
in analyzing complex problems and planning systems; process
improvement; strategic planning. |
SPECIFIC SKILLS
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Skilled
in scoping, preparing and reviewing Environmental Impact
Statements (EIS) and Environmental Assessments (EA). |
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Skilled
in analyzing a wide-range of diverse impacts and issues, and
planning factors; |
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Intimate
knowledge of CEQ's NEPA regulations/guidance. Proficient in NEPA
case law; |
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Analysis
of planning and policy issues; |
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Preparing
environmental and project plans; strategies; management Action
Plans. |
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Aptitude
in analyzing, developing, and improving strategic and project
planning processes; strategic planning; experience designing and
streamlining planning and decision-maker's processes. |
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Knowledge
of national and global environmental and energy policy issues; |
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Familiarity
with United States: NHPA, NRDA, RCRA, CERCLA, CAA, and CWA
environmental regulations; |
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Environmental
remediation and hazardous/radioactive waste management and TSD
issues; |
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Developed
numerous innovative regulatory analyses tools techniques, and
approaches for streamlining the NEPA planning process |
EDUCATION AND
CERTIFICATES
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MS
Environmental Geology/Geophysics |
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BS
Computer Science; |
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BS
Geology (Environmental/energy); |
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Board
Certified Environmental Professional (CEP), #336 |
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Over
45 continuing Professional and environmental education. classes; |
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Advanced
NEPA compliance training - Duke University's School of
Environment. |
PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES
AND HONORS
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Who's
Who in America, Year 2001; |
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Received
national award for "Outstanding performance in the
environmental profession and the advancement of NEPA practice as
author of Environmental Assessments" (NAEP Award, 2001) |
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Who's
Who in Science and Engineering, Year 2000; |
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Bi-monthly
column: "NEPA and Environmental Policy," Environmental
Practice Journal, 2001; |
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Served
on the prestigious Jackson Institute's Improving NEPA
Effectiveness Initiative, 2000; |
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Award
and financial bonus for preparing Technical Support Document for
the HSW-EIS, 2000; |
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Received
two U.S. Secretary of Energy awards "Incorporating Pollution
Prevention in the NEPA Process," (1998 & 1999); |
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Served
on a White House sponsored taskforce: Re-Inventing NEPA
Initiative, 1997; |
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Representative
to White House sponsored taskforce: Environmental-Industrial
Coalition, 1997 |
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Active
member of National Association of Environmental Professionals (NAEP),
1992-present; |
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Chairman
of NAEP's Tools and Techniques (TNT) Standards Committee,
1996-present; |
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Chairman
of NAEP's Cumulative Impact Standards Committee, 1994-1996; |
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Served
on NAEP's Programmatic EIS Standards Committee, 1993-1994 |
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International
Association of Impact Assessment (IAIA), 1994-present; |
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American
Planning Association (APA), Federal Planning Division,
1996-present; |
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Speaker,
panelist, and instructor at numerous national/international
conferences. |
TEXTBOOKS AND
PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS
Authored nearly 2
dozen papers and the 3 leading textbooks on NEPA environmental
policy/planning:
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The
NEPA Planning Process: A comprehensive Guide with Emphasis on
Efficiency, (400
pages), John Wiley & Son Inc. |
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Environmental
Impact Statements: A Comprehensive Guide to Project and Strategic
Planning,
(350 pages), John Wiley & Son Inc. |
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Effective
Environmental Assessments: How to Prepare NEPA EAs, (450
pages), CRC Press. |
CORPORATE EXPERIENCE
FLUOR HANFORD INC.:
Principal Environmental Scientist (Environmental Policy and NEPA
Planning, 1989-2001)
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Developed
strategy and process for integrating the ISO-14001 EMS with DOE's
Integrated Environmental, Safety, and Health Management System
(ISMS); |
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Contributed
to the President's Council on Environmental Quality's (CEQ) draft
guidance on: Addressing global greenhouse warming issues in
NEPA analyses; |
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Developed
the nation's first comprehensive strategy for integrating
ISO-14001 with the NEPA planning process; strategy was endorsed by
NAEP and issued to the President's CEQ as a model for adoption by
all federal agencies; |
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Received
secretary of Energy award for preparing a comprehensive strategy
for integrating Pollution Prevention (P2) with site-wide
activities (1999); |
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Received
award for preparing a detailed methodology for implementing P2
strategy (see above), 1998; |
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Analyzed
and prepared recommendations for improving the Hanford site-wide
planning process; |
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Received
award for preparing Hanford Solid Waste Program EIS Technical
Support Document; |
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Prepared
numerous environmental assessments and analyses; contributed in
development of: Tank Waste Remediation System EIS, Hanford Site
Remedial Action EIS, and PFP EIS; |
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Prepared
environmental analysis/assessment documentation which led to
construction of approximately $100,000,000 radioactive waste
process plant - the Waste Receiving And Processing (WRAP); |
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Prepared
environmental analyses, supporting treatment of offsite mixed
waste, leading to multi-million dollars savings, as this project
eliminated the need for proposed WRAP Module II Facility; |
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Provided
input on DOE's programmatic EIS for managing the nation's
radioactive waste; |
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Spearheaded
two Value Engineering taskforces for streamlining the Hanford
site-wide NEPA process; many of the recommendations are credited
with markedly improving the Hanford's decision-making process,
saving millions of dollars in inefficiencies and project delays; |
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Managed
alternative's analyses for replacing the Hanford energy
infrastructure system; successfully developed a strategy and
environmental analysis, which spearheaded DOE's first large-scale
privatization project, saving an estimated 120 million dollars! |
GTE CORPORATION: Lead
Engineer, (Defense Electronics Division, 1988-1989)
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Project
Classified: Contributed to the development of advanced strategic
technology systems for addressing national security issues. |
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS:
Senior Engineer (Advanced Design Branch (ADB), 1983-1988)
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Project
Classified: Contributed to the development of advanced strategic
defense technology systems. |
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