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Environmental Engineering Division Technical Commitees
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The September 2019 edition of the Environmental Systems Division newsletter is available for download below.
The August 2019 edition of the Environmental Systems Division newsletter is available for download below.
The July 2019 edition of the Environmental Systems Division newsletter is available for download below.
The June 2019 edition of the Environmental Systems Division newsletter is available for download below.
The May 2019 edition of the Environmental Systems Division newsletter is available for download below.
See the attached ESD April 2019 Newsletter
July 1 starts the 2020 fiscal new-year for the Environmental Systems Division (ESD) and all other Divisions, Sections, etc. With the new-year approaching, the ESD Executive Committee will be looking for some new officers and Committee members.
The 2019 Chair, Arnie Feldman, will complete his term of office on June 30, 2019 and will be replaced by the current Vice Chair Ryan Neil. This will result in an opening for a new Vice Chair.
In addition, several ESD Committees have openings including Chair and Vice Chair.
If you are interested in the ViceChair or a Committee position please contact Ryan Neil at ryanneil84@hotmail.com and include either your bio or resume.
The ESD Honors & Awards Committee decided not to make an award in 2019. The Committee (and Chair) felt that (1) there was not enough time for applicants to submit their info and (2) the number of applicants was too few to reasonably consider. Hopefully 2020 will bring additional nominees.
As of the writing of this article, the Environmental Education Support Committee has not decided on whom to give grants to in 2019. Similar to the DLR, the announcement of applications was held up several months due to internal ASME IT issues. Therefore, the due date for applications was extended and the award date also extended. It is anticipated there will be a decision by late April/early May.
ESD will hold an Environmental Panel discussion at the ASME Power Conference in the Snowbird Resort, Salt Lake City, Utah during the week of July 15th. Like before, the Panel will take questions from the moderator and the audience on current environmental issues impacting the power industry and the general public. All Power Conference attendees are welcome to attend.
ESD will hold a first of its kind Regulatory Engineering Forum in Washington DC on Oct 3 and 4. This is by invitation only. The Forum will bring together individuals representing the various groups (regulated community, regulatory agencies, professional Society’s, and others) to discuss a variety of topics including the application of sound engineering in promulgating regulations.
Plans are underway for the next International Conference on Environmental Remediation and Radioactive Waste Management (ICEM). The Conference, a continuation of the original ICEM, is planned for Oct 2021 in Germany; the final date and place should be known shortly. If you are interested in participating (Technical Committee member, Track Chair, Session Chair, panelist, speaker or presenter) please let either Arnie Feldman, jjdsenv@att.net, or Bob Stakenboroghs, bob@evisive.com, know. For more information please contact either Arnie or Bob.
The ESD Executive Committee has been working on a new Operating Plan for the Division. The new Plan will incorporate much of the old EED By-Laws and new material required by ASME under the current operating system. The revision gave the Executive Committee time to reevaluate who ESD is and what we should be doing.
As part of preparing the revision, the Exec Committee met in Washington DC for a planning session with ASME staff to develop a Strategic Plan and work on finalizing the Operating Plan. Among the major outcomes is a new (draft) Vision and Mission Statement for ESD. These are:
“Vision" - To be ASME’s resource for Environmental knowledge.
"Mission" - To educate, convene and collaborate with society and the Engineering Profession to advance Environmental safety and health.”
We would like your input on these. Please send your comments and opinions to Arnie Feldman, jjdsenv@att.net, and/or Ryan Neil, ryanneil84@hotmail.com. The Exec Committee will keep you up-to-date on both the Operating Plan and Strategic Plan.
ESD ViceChair & Other Officers
The 2019 Chair, Arnie Feldman, will complete his term of office on June 30, 2019 and will be replaced by the current ViceChair Ryan Neil. This will result in an opening for a new ViceChair.
In addition, several ESD Committees have openings including Chair and ViceChair.
Dixie Lee Ray Award (DLR)
Environmental Education Support Program
ASME Power Conference: Environmental Panel
Regulatory Engineering Forum
ICEM 2020
ESD Operating Plan
“Vision
To be ASME’s resource for Environmental knowledge.
Mission
To educate, convene and collaborate with society and the Engineering Profession to advance Environmental safety and health.”
The September edition of the EED newsletter is now available.
The EED newsletter for August has been posted.
The June 2017 edition of the Environmental Engineering Division newsletter is now available.
The May 2017 edition of the Environmental Engineering Division newsletter is now available.
The April 2017 edition of the Environmental Engineering Division newsletter is now available.
The March 2017 edition of the Environmental Engineering Division newsletter is now available.
The January 2017 edition of the Environmental Engineering Division newsletter is now posted.
Ihave been invited by the Society of Petroleum Engineers to present a webinar (next Thursday, 5/12/2016).Here are a copy of the first cut at the slides.https://curryja.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/spe-climate-2016.pdf
Judith Curry