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Mark Hudgins

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Mark Hudgins has over 30 years of civil and environmental engineering experience and is recognized internationally as a pioneer in the development and deployment of bioremediation approaches for sanitary landfills. As Lead Inventor of the Aerobic Landfill Bioreactor System (ALBS), he directs all related planning, research, and field applications, as well as leads advanced landfill cell design, waste mining projects, where applicable, and climate change initiatives. In 2009, he was Lead Technical Advisor & Joint Venture (JV) Signatory to Tsinghua University (Beijing), and since 2013, an Advisor to 16-Billion RMB ($230 M) central downtown redevelopment initiative in Changchun. He is also a Validator under the United Nations (UNFCCC) Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) for projects in Chile, is a Project Network Member under US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA)’s Global Methane Initiative, and has been a Senior Technical Advisor to the USEPA as part of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) reduction/ public wastewater initiates in Ningbo, China.

Over his career, he has led hundreds of remediation and assessment projects in the US and around the world as well as the development of unique remediation approaches, all of which have saved millions of dollars in operational costs at hazardous waste, industrial, and petroleum facilities. Lastly, he has developed environmental models such as a new model for lowering landfill post-closure costs, tests state-of-the art monitoring equipment at landfills, participates in landfill mining and other new sustainable waste management strategies, and collaborates with leading universities, such as the University of Central Florida who is developing new “fingerprinting” methods to help lower wastewater/leachate treatment costs.

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• Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, 1985

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