Mr. Johnson has over 32 years of experience in civil engineering, specializing
the last 28 years in hazardous waste management engineering. He has worked
both in the United States and internationally with a recent focus on Latin
America. He has headed teams that have successfully designed, obtained permitting
for, and operated six commercial hazardous waste treatment and disposal
facilities in Alabama, California, Louisiana and Texas. Disposal methods
at these facilities included secure chemical landfills, industrial landfarms,
chemical processing, underground injection wells, and incineration.He also has designed and developed hazardous waste reclamation and detoxification facilities, managed emergency cleanup work, and provided remedial action responses at uncontrolled sites. He has acted as a liaison between the waste disposal industry and governmental regulatory agencies.
Career Summary
Mr. Johnson is the co-inventor of a U.S. patented process for solar evaporation volume-reduction
for aqueous waste and the sole inventor of a U.S. patented process for
a new form of leak detection under landfills and impoundments. He helped
secure the nation's first approval from the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency for polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) disposal. He has led environmental
due diligence teams both domestically and internationally for major mergers
and acquisitions, followed by environmental policy development and implementation
assignments for the new entities. He has authored or co-authored more
than 50 technical reports and publications on waste management.
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