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rpi s leadership role in new york state s environmental management programs by john willson 74 harry hovey 52 leo

William Pit Mason - Professor 1890- 1910- Environmental Chemist. RPI Environmental Pioneers. Some Early RPI - Health Department Environmental LeadersJohn Bumstead, '35 BCE, Irving Grossman, '49 BCE, John C. Haberer '31 BCE, Harry H. Hovey, '52 BCE Sherwood Davis, '40 BCEMeredith Thompson '35 DCEAndrew Fleck, '45 BX.

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rpi s leadership role in new york state s environmental management programs by john willson 74 harry hovey 52 leo

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    3. Some Early RPI - Health Department Environmental Leaders John Bumstead, 35 BCE, Irving Grossman, 49 BCE, John C. Haberer 31 BCE, Harry H. Hovey, 52 BCE Sherwood Davis, 40 BCE Meredith Thompson 35 DCE Andrew Fleck, 45 BX

    19. Solid Waste Management

    20. Number of Landfills in New York State1964 - 2002

    24. Hazardous Waste Management RCRA C Program

    25. Program Development Regulate Hazardous Waste Transporters Develop & Initiate Manifest System to Track Hazardous Waste from Cradle to Grave Regulations Adopted 1982 July 26, 1982 Interim Authorization May 29, 1986 Final Authorization

    26. New York State TSDFs Universe

    29. Insulationof SlurryWall

    30. Hazardous Waste Inactive Sites Program

    31. Development of Program 1979 Abandon Sites Act 1980 Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) $ 1.6 Billion 1982 & 1985 Superfund Law and Amendments 1986 Bond Act $ 1.2 Billion

    32. Registry of Inactive Hazardous Waste Sites

    35. Tank Removal

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