A Chemist in Langley

Thursday, May 28, 2015

Questions about the City of Vancouver May 27th Trans-Mountain Expansion Proposal Summary of Evidence

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Yesterday my twitter feed was stuffed with multiple re-tweets of the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Proposal (TMEP) Summary of Evidence ...
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Tuesday, May 26, 2015

On the “conspiracy” to force people to remain connected to sanitary and sewer systems

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The topic for tonight’s blog arrived on my radar because of the story of a Florida woman who went to court in an attempt to legally get hers...
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Friday, May 22, 2015

On Seattle’s Kayaktivists: Are they really hypocrites?

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My twitter feed has been filled these last few days with pictures of the “Kayaktivists” protesting Shell’s Arctic Endeavour drilling platf...
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Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Ecomodernism and Degrowth: Part II Future Scenarios

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In my last post I introduced readers to both the Ecomodernist and Degrowth movements. Both movements look to provide a roadmap to get hum...
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Monday, May 11, 2015

On Ecomodernism and Degrowth Part I: Initial Thoughts

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As detailed in my previous post, the last E in PELE stands for “Ecomodernist”. Having had the time to read and digest An Ecomodernist M...
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Blair
I am a resident of the Township of Langley, BC and have an Interdisciplinary PhD in Chemistry and Environmental Studies. Professionally, I am a Registered Professional Chemist and a Registered Professional Biologist and have been appointed to the Roster of Approved Professionals by the BC Ministry of Environment’s Director of Waste Management as a Standards Assessment Specialist (Contaminated Sites Approved Professional). My area of expertise is the investigation and remediation of contamination and the assessment of contamination on human and ecological health. I also serve as a technical specialist in areas including: industrial chemistry; sources, fate and transport, and biodegradation of chemical contaminants; effects of contaminants on natural systems; and ecosystem restoration. My graduate research was in the fields of Chemistry and Environmental Science and involved improving the availability of high-quality multidisciplinary scientific data for use in environmental decision-making. Coincidentally, one of my original research cases was an examination of the field of climate change. As such I have been reading the literature on climate change since the early 1990s.
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