Environmental Engineering Expert Witnesses in New York
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Dr. Nathan Epler, PhD, PG
New York
Dr. Nathan A. Epler has over 32 years of experience in the field of Hydrogeology. He earned his BS in Geology from CUNY Queens College. He then earned his MS in Geology and his Ph.D. in Geochemistry from Stony Brook University. Today, he is a Licensed Professional Geologist in the state of New York. Formerly, he served as a Hydrogeologist with the United States Geological Survey. Currently, he...
Toxicology Industrial Hygiene and Ergonomics Expert Witness
New York
This expert received her doctorate from the University of Michigan and worked as an environmental toxicologist for Syracuse Research Corporation, where she did quantitative human health risk assessment for the EPA on a variety of substances including solvents, pesticides and metals. As a certified industrial hygienist, certified professional ergonomist and environmental scientist she continues to...
Environmental Engineering Expert Witness FAQs
An environmental engineering expert witness provides specialized knowledge in court cases involving environmental issues, such as pollution, waste management, and sustainability.
These experts are crucial in cases involving environmental regulations, contamination, hazardous waste disposal, water treatment systems, and air quality control.
Yes, some experts may specialize in areas like soil science, hydrology, atmospheric sciences, or chemical engineering related to environmental concerns.
They can provide insight into industry standards for waste disposal, analyze pollutant levels, and testify on the potential impact of pollutants on the environment.
They can assess whether proper environmental protocols were followed during construction and evaluate the potential impact of the project on local ecosystems.
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