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Dr. Reid J. Smeda, PhD
Missouri
Dr. Reid J. Smeda has over 35 years of experience in the field of Weed Science. He earned his BS in Crop and Soil Sciences and his MS in Horticulture from Michigan State University, followed by a Ph.D. in Horticulture from Purdue University. Formerly this expert served as a Plant Physiologist for the USDA Agricultural Research Service and as an Associate Professor and the Director for...
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Dr. Nancy Pulane Keller, PhD
Wisconsin
Dr. Nancy P. Keller has 32 years of experience in Plant Pathology and Microbiology. She earned her BS in Biological Sciences from Pennsylvania State University and her MS and Ph.D. in Plant Pathology from Cornell University. She then went on to do Postdoctoral Training at the United States Department of Agriculture. Formerly, she served as an Assistant and then Associate Professor at Texas A&M...
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Dr. Ann Michelle Morrison, ScD
Massachusetts
Dr. Ann M. Morrison has 25 years of experience in the field of Environmental Health Sciences. She earned her BS in Biology from Rhodes College, her MS in Environmental Health Sciences from Harvard University, and her ScD in Environmental Health Sciences from Harvard University. She received additional training in Environmental Toxicology at both Harvard University’s School of Public Health and...
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An environmental expert witness provides specialized knowledge and insights on environmental issues, such as pollution, conservation, climate change, and sustainability. They can help interpret complex scientific data and provide credible testimony in court.
Environmental expert witnesses are often involved in cases related to land use disputes, toxic torts, hazardous waste disposal, water rights issues, and regulatory compliance among others.
Yes, many environmental experts specialize in air quality and can provide valuable insights into cases involving air pollution, emissions standards violations, or indoor air quality concerns.
Absolutely. Subspecialties can include areas like soil science, hydrology, climatology, ecology, geology, and more. The specific expertise needed will depend on the nature of the case.
These experts can analyze the impact of the disaster, assess cleanup efforts, evaluate regulatory compliance, and estimate damages. Their testimony can be crucial in determining liability.
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