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THE GALLON ENVIRONMENT LETTER 506 Victoria Ave., Montreal, Quebec H3Y 2R5 Ph. (514) 369- 0230, fax (514) 369 -3282, Email [EMAIL PROTECTED], Vol. 3, No. 14, October 10, 2000 ******************************************************************
CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA ****************************************************************** STRATOS INC., SEEKS CANDIDATES FOR A
CLIMATE CHANGE TRAINER IN WASHINGTON, D.C. Stratos Inc, an environmental consulting firm based in Ottawa,
is seeking expressions of interest from qualified candidates for the position of Prototype Carbon Fund (PCF)/Kyoto Protocol Training Coordinator. This is a three-year contract position funded by the Government of Canada through its contribution to the Prototype Carbon Fund (PCF) plus program. This position will be based in Washington, DC at the World Bank Institute, the research and training arm of the World Bank. Stratos has been asked to identify a list of qualified candidates for this position. The Training Coordinator will be responsible for a range of tasks, including preparing training modules for workshops and training sessions for senior public and private sector decision-makers and stakeholders in Bank client countries on the issues and opportunities for technology transfer and sustainable development through the Clean Development Mechanism and Joint Implementation mechanisms of the UNFCCC and its Kyoto Protocol; and, identifying and briefing a set of trainers, from countries in the North and South. The successful candidate will have an advanced degree in a
relevant field, including economics, law, public policy, or a related technical field (e.g. environment, energy); at least five years work experience of direct relevance to the responsibilities of the position; experience in the design and administration of training programs and workshops for senior policy and decision- makers, in both public and private sectors; excellent written and communications skills and demonstrated capacity to work with and across multi-disciplinary teams; working ability in English is required, and in French and Spanish is desirable. The deadline for submissions is October 20, 2000. Send application to Stephanie Meyer, Stratos Inc., Strategies to Sustainability, Suite 1404 - 1 Nicholas St. , Ottawa K1N 7B7, ph. 613 241 1001, fax 613 241-4758, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Visit their website at http://www.stratos-sts.com ***********************************************************
PEMBINA INSTITUTE WANTS ECO EFFICIENCY
ANALYST
IN CALGARY, ALBERTA The Pembina Institute is seeking an experienced and energetic
Eco-Efficiency Analyst to join its established client consulting team in Corporate Eco-Efficiency Services in Calgary, Alberta. The person will lead technical research and analysis of life-cycle costs and benefits of client projects or project options to evaluate overall "Triple-Bottom-Line" performance; identify, research and quantify process design improvements or equipment and technology selections to improve eco-efficiency performance; and, conduct research on emerging clean technologies and processes and their application. The successful candidate will have a demonstrated success in industrial or resource industry process engineering and/or systems engineering, and possess strong analytical skills and the ability to manage multiple projects, this position will give you the opportunity to use your innovation and holistic thinking to promote leading-edge environmental best practices. Deadline for applications is October 23, 2000. Send application to Human Resources, Pembina Institute for Appropriate Development, Suite 517, 604-1st Street SW, Calgary, Alberta T2P 1M7, fax 403-263-0163; email [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Full details are available at http://www.pembina.org ************************************************************************
PEMBINA INSTITUTE, ALBERTA WANTS
ENVIRONMENTAL
WEBSITE MASTER The Pembina Institute based in Drayton Valley, Alberta with offices in
Ottawa is seeking one or more people to provide information technology services to its national organization. The person will design and develop straightforward and easy-to-use web sites; maintain and upgrade, in collaboration with other staff, the Pembina Institute's existing web sites; and provide ongoing support to keep internal communications systems functioning smoothly and efficiently. The successful candidate will be creative, well-organized, and highly- motivated self-starter who has Internet, web site and electronic support skills and experience. This position will give you a chance to use your energy and originality to support one of Canada's premier environmental organizations. While there is enough work for a full-time position, the possibility exists to split the tasks into two jobs, depending on the interests and skill level of candidates. Location is flexible. The salary range is from $35,000 to $45,000. The deadline for application is October 23, 2000. Send application to Human Resources, The Pembina Institute, Box 7558, Drayton Valley, Alberta T7A 1S7, ph. (780) 542-6272, fax (780) 542-6464, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Full details are available at http://www.pembina.org ***********************************************************************
NSPIRG WANTS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, NOVA
SCOTIA
The Nova Scotia Public Interest Research Group (NSPIRG)
wishes to hire a part time Executive Director, in Halifax. NSPIRG is looking for an Executive Director for a six month part-time contract to start in November, 2000. The rate of pay is $12.82 per hour for 15 hours (worked over two days) per week. NSPIRG is a campus-based student that focuses on environmental and social justice issues. Applicants must be serious in undertaking the Nov-April contract. The Executive Director is responsible for office administration (including managing nspirg's finances and conducting various administration duties); coordinating nspirg's activities; assisting with budget planning, long-term planning and policy development; recruiting volunteers and overseeing staff; developing and writing grant and employment proposals, promoting nspirg publications, networking with other community groups. The successful candidate will have a demonstrated an interest in social justice and environmental issues; excellent organizational skills; excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills and experience in consensus-based decision-making; and have a demonstrated understanding of computers, specifically desk-top publishing, word processing and internet skills (preferably for Macintosh). Deadline for application is October 13, 2000. Send a resume, cover letter and three references to Linda Pannozzo, Executive Director Search Committee, c/o NSPIRG, Student Union Building, Room 314, 6136 University Ave. Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 4J2, Ph. 902-494-6662, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] . *************************************************************************
LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY, THUNDER BAY,
ONTARIO
WANTS DEAN OF FORESTRY AND THE FOREST ENVIRONMENT Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, Ontario wishes to appoint
a Dean of Forestry and the Forest Environment. The Dean will be responsible for the planning, management and administration of the Faculty. The successful candidate will have appropriate academic credentials as well as management experience and a record of distinction in academic and/or related professional settings. Research experience is required. The candidate will be conversant with current forestry and natural resource issues. He or she will have contacts within the profession, industry and related fields, and within government, and national and international agencies. The Faculty of Forestry and the Forest Environment focuses on environmental simulation and GIS related to forests. Submit application including three references to Dr. Mary Louise Hill, Chair, Search Committee, Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5E1, fax (807) 345-8075, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] *************************************************************************
DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY WANTS
ATMOSPHERE/
OCEANS MODELER Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, invites applications
for a Research Associate to work on the development of a coupled atmosphere/ocean/ice modelling system for the eastern Canadian Shelf. Applicants must have a Ph.D in Physical Oceanography or Dynamic Meteorology with, preferably, a minimum of two years experience working with numerical models of the ocean or atmosphere. The applicants should have strong mathematical and computational skills and be willing to continue the implementation and testing of a z-level primitive-equation ocean model and couple this ocean model to an ice model and an atmosphere general circulation model. The successful applicant will work as part of a research team and be responsible for research activities including application of the coupled modelling system to the eastern Canadian shelf, algorithm design and publication of the results. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. The appointment is initially for one year, with the possibility of extension based on research performance and availability of funding. The closing date for applications is November 15, 2000. Interested candidates should send resumes to Dr. Jinyu Sheng and/or Dr. Richard Greatbatch, Department of Oceanography, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3H 4J1, Fax (902) 494-2885, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] ****************************************************************** UNITED STATES AND INTERNATIONAL ****************************************************************** CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENTIST SOUGHT BY SAIC IN
MARYLAND
General Sciences Corporation, a subsidiary of Science Applications
International Corporation (SAIC), has an immediate opening for a scientist in climate change. The candidate will carry out scientific research toward further development of an atmospheric general circulation model (AGCM) used for coupled seasonal prediction at the Climate Modeling Branch of NCEP/EMC. Work involves (1) modification/implementation of different physical parameterization schemes in AGCM and assessment of their impact on climate simulations; (2) carrying out extended AGCM simulations; and, (3) analysis of large model observational data sets. The successful candidate will have a PhD or equivalent in Atmospheric Science or a related field. The person will have a good background in UNIX and FORTRAN with considerable experience in physical parameterization schemes, including those for the boundary layer and convection. The candidate will have knowledge of applied mathematical and numerical techniques. Quote No. GSC #591-E. Send your resume to General Sciences Corporation, 4600 Powder Mill Rd., Suite 400, Beltsville, Maryland 20705; fax (301) 931-3797; or email [EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit their website at http://www.saic-gsc.com ******************************************************************
CHEM HILL WISHES TO HIRE AN ECOLOGICAL RISK
ASSESSOR, TEXAS CH2M Hill, a consulting engineering firm in Houston,
Texas, wishes to hire an ecological risk assessor. It has a career opportunity in its Houston, Texas, office for a Mid- or Senior-Level Ecological Risk Assessor. The successful candidate will have a B.S. in Ecology, Aquatic Toxicology, Environmental, or in other science related field. A Masters of Science degree is preferred. The Risk Assessor will prepare ecological risk assessment reports under the supervision of a senior scientist; work as a member of a team of scientists to analyze site chemical and physical data according to state, federal, and other technical guidance documents for preparation of ecological risk assessment reports; support and manage project investigations related to ecosystems (aquatic studies, water quality sampling, wetlands investigations, etc.); and, work as part of a team to develop cost estimates, schedules, and approaches for proposals and projects. CH2M HILL offers excellent flexible benefits and market-based salaries commensurate with experience. Send your resume and salary history, referencing Job Code 00-1289, to Human Resources, CH2M Hill, 613 NW Loop 410, Suite 200, San Antonio, TX 78216, or email [EMAIL PROTECTED] , Visit the website http://www.ch2m.com ************************************************************
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY SEEKS AN
ECOLOGIST
The Department of Botany, Iowa State University, seeks an ecologist
(assistant professor, tenure-track) interested in basic research on ecological processes relevant to the restoration of the diversity, structure, or functioning of natural ecosystems. This person will complement existing research activities in an expanded restoration ecology program. The successful candidate will develop an independent, competitively funded research program and be involved in undergraduate and graduate teaching. Applicants should submit a curriculum vitae, statements of research interests and teaching philosophy, and selected reprints and have three letters of recommendation sent by November 6, 2000 to: Dr. Tom Jurik, Ecologist Search, Department of Botany, 353 Bessey Hall, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50011-1020, ph. 515-294-5617, email [EMAIL PROTECTED]. Visit the website at http://www.iastate.edu/~botany/ *******************************************************************
SAN FRANCISCO DEPARTMENT OF THE
ENVIRONMENT
WANTS ENERGY EFFICIENCY COORDINATOR The San Francisco Department of the Environment, California,
wishes to hire a "Resource Efficient Building (REB) Coordinator. The Resource-Efficient Building Coordinator will be responsible for overseeing retrofitting and upgrading energy efficiency within government buildings. The REB Coordinator will coordinate City Department activities and meetings to promote resource efficiency and green buildings; implement and enforce the Resource-Efficient Building Ordinances for all City Departments; and, respond to inquiries from City employees and the public. She or he will draft and/or coordinate resource-efficient building guidelines; develop and implement a program-related incentive and rating system; establish baseline budget and track costs, savings and benefits; identify and respond to barriers and obstacles; and, establish evaluation mechanisms to determine the effect of the ordinances. The successful candidate will have a B.S. in environmental science, architecture, engineering or related field; 5 years verifiable experience in areas related to resource- efficient building; 2 years experience in data analysis, evaluation and presentation; and 2 years experience in project and budget management. The salary range is from US$57,044 to $69,316. The deadline for application is October 16, 2000. Mail a cover letter and resume outlining your qualifications to REB Coordinator Search, Department of the Environment, 11 Grove Street, San Francisco, California 94102, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . No phone calls please. ***********************************************************
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA WANTS A FELLOW
IN
FOREST RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION A Post Doctoral Fellow position in the area of forest economics
and policy is available at the School of Forest Resources and Conservation, University of Florida. The successful candidate will have a PhD in the area of forest economics, resource economics, agricultural economics, or a closely related field. Applicants should have strong quantitative, analytical, and communication skills. The Fellow will be responsible for conducting applied economic research in agriculture/forestry. Some of the possible research topics include, but not limited to economic analysis of carbon sequestration, outdoor recreation, and soil erosion; forest products trade; and general equilibrium analysis of programs/policies. Salary will commensurate with training and experience. Submit a letter of application, CV, and names and address of three references (including phone number and e-mail addresses) to Janaki R.R. Alavalapati, Assistant Professor, School of Forest Resources and Conservation; University of Florida; PO Box 110410; Gainesville, Florida 32611; Ph. 352- 846-0899; Fax: 352-846-1277; E-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit the website at http://www.sfrc.ufl.edu/mainmenu.html *********************************************************
MACTEC ENVIRONMENTAL, SAN FRANCISCO,
CALIF.
WANTS A MANAGER OF ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING Harding Lawson Associates, a member of the MACTEC family of
companies, which is a privately-held nationwide environmental consulting, engineering and Infrastructure firm, is looking for a Manager of Environmental Planning and Permitting in San Francisco, California. The company has more than 25 environmental professionals focusing on CEQA and NEPA documentation, Natural Resources Management and environmental planning associated with design, construction and operation of Infrastructure and transportation projects. Candidate must be degreed (M.S. or Ph.D preferred) with 15+ years experience in project and business management and relevant technical experience. Must understand United States federal, commercial and municipal markets. It is desirable for candidate to have network of contacts in the San Francisco Bay Area among potential clients and strategic teaming partners. Interested candidates should contact or send resumes confidentially to email [EMAIL PROTECTED]. Visit the website http://www.mactec.com, ************************************************************************
U.S. EPA CLIMATE CHANGE GROUP WANTS
RESEARCHER
IN INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORTATION the Climate and Transportation Policy Group of the
Transportation and Regional Programs Division (TRPD) of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), based in Washington, D.C., has an open position for someone with some international and transportation experience. The person would help to analyze, develop, and encourage the adoption of environmental strategies to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, criteria air pollutants, and other pollutants related to the transportation sector. To achieve these objectives, the US EPA conducts education and outreach programs; works on national and international transportation policy to evaluate and influence transportation investments; supports state and local efforts to better integrate transportation and environmental planning with local development patterns ; and, creates and implements market incentives that encourage clean and efficient transportation choices. The person would provide policy and programmatic advice to senior EPA management related to international transportation, climate change negotiations and environmental issues; develop and implement international transportation and climate programs and projects, with a particular emphasis on emissions trading, transportation policy and institutional reform, and climate-friendly technologies; and, project planning and design; project implementation, oversight, and evaluation. The successful candidate will have a Master's Degree in Public Policy,
International Environmental Studies, Economics, Transportation and Environmental Engineering, Air Quality, Climate Change, Energy and Natural Resource Policy, or related fields and experience. The candidate should have a background in transportation and environmental policy issues and have experience with international programs or projects. Familiarity with the Clean Air Act, Climate Change Action Plan, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, NEPA, voluntary programs, emissions trading, demand management strategies, market/ economic incentives, transportation policy and planning is desirable. Please fax your resume and cover letter to US EPA, TRPD International Position fax (202) 565-2057. ***************************************************************************
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY, IN VIRGINIA WANTS
DIRECTOR ENVIRONMENT The Environmental Science and Public Policy Program of George
Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, invites applications for the position of Director of the Environmental Science and Public Policy Program (ESPP). Starting in Fall 2001, the program will become a free standing unit within the College of Arts and Sciences. A core ESPP faculty will be established, and the Director will report directly to the Dean. The new unit will also house an undergraduate general education course, and graduate and undergraduate certificate programs in Environmental Management. To provide dynamic leadership to the program in its new role, we seek a Director who has a distinguished record of publication and funding, significant administrative experience, and a strong interest in interdisciplinary program development. PhD required. Field of specialization and discipline are open. George Mason is a state university located about 15 miles from Washington, D.C. in the midst of one of the largest concentrations of high technology companies in the nation. Candidates should submit a letter of interest and curriculum vitae to Rick Diecchio, ESPP Director Search Committee, Mail Stop, 1E2 George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia 22030 4444. Visit the website at http://www.gmu.edu/~espp . **************************************************************** U.C. CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA SEEKS DEAN OF
ENVIRONMENT
The University of California at Santa Barbara invites nominations
and applications for the position of Dean of the Donald Bren School of Environmental Science and Management. The Dean takes a leadership role in strategic planning and faculty development, and has responsibilities for budget and administration of the School as well as development and advancement. The Dean reports to the Executive Vice Chancellor, and sits on the Council of Deans and Provosts to ensure representation of the Bren School in academic planning for the campus as a whole. Founded in 1995, the Bren School has grown rapidly and will continue on this path of strong growth in both faculty and student body. The School brings a fresh, multi-disciplinary approach to the study of the environment and humankind's impact on natural resources. A deep understanding of environmental issues and solutions to environmental problems requires the knowledge and analytic approaches of many disciplines; thus the School's faculty includes a range of natural and social scientists as well as faculty from business and law. For the Dean, we seek an individual with vision and creative leadership abilities, demonstrated credentials in administration, and an established national and international reputation within the broader environmental science and management community. The individual should have an outstanding record of scholarly achievement or, in exceptional circumstances, be recognized as an outstanding leader in environmental problem solving. Additional qualifications we desire include: a broad understanding of the science, policy and management aspects of environmental issues; an appreciation of the nature of both professional and academic degree programs; experience in strategic planning; and a demonstrated ability to interface effectively with educational, governmental and industrial institutions.. Expressions of interest should be submitted to Prof. G. E. Lucas, Chair, Search Committee for the Dean of the Donald Bren School of Environmental Science and Management Office of Academic Personnel, Cheadle Hall 5109, University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, California 93106 Visit their website at http://www.bren.usb.edu *************************************************************************
TEN POSITIONS WANTED IN OCEAN ATMOSPHERE
RESEARCH
IN THE U.K. There are ten positions in coupled ocean-atmosphere processes
currently available in the UK under the Coupled Ocean Atmosphere Processes and European Climate (COAPEC) programme. COAPEC is a five year programme, funded by the UK Natural Environment Research Council. The aim of COAPEC is to determine the impact on climate, especially on European climate, of the coupling between the Atlantic Ocean and the atmosphere, including the influence of El Nino on this coupling. As part of the COAPEC programme, NERC is funding Post Doctoral Research Positions in this area. Deadline for application is November 10, 2000. Informal inquiries may be made to Helen Snaith, Scientific Coordinator, Southampton Oceanography Centre, European Way, Southampton SO14 3ZH, UK, tel. 023 80596410), email [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Further information on COAPEC and the positions available, including application procedures, may be found on the COAPEC science website at http://www.soc.soton.ac.uk/coapec. *******************************************************************
A SOUTH AMERICAN CITY WANTS AN
ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNER AND GRANT WRITER A request has been made by a government of a South American
Pacific Coast city to employ an environmental planner and a grant writer. The city is attempting to become an ecological and sustainable community. Experience necessary. The job is for a six months minimum duration, longer stay encouraged. The successful candidate must be bilingual in written and spoken English and Spanish. The municipal government will provide comfortable room and full board in close proximity to beaches, pristine wilderness areas, archeological sites, and many cultural attractions. Work will lead to substantial changes, provide cutting edge experience, and establish sustainability credentials and references. Send resume to Planet Drum Foundation, P.O. Box 31251, San Francisco, California , e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] ***************************************************************
AUSTRALIA NATIONAL UNIVERSITY WANTS
LECTURERS
The Australian National University, Asia Pacific School of Economics
& Management, National Centre for Development Studies, Graduate Studies in Environmental Management and Development (GSEMD), wishes to hire a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer (Level B/C). Based in Canberra, the GSEMD invites applications for a position at Lecturer/ Senior Lecturer level at the Australian National University.. The appointee will prepare and teach specialised courses, and co-teach in integrated courses to graduate students within the Graduate Studies in Environmental Management and Development Program (GSEMD), covering social components of environmental management, with particular attention to human-environmental interactions in the development context, including SIA. The successful candidate will have a PhD in sociology, geography or a related social sciences field, or its equivalent, is essential, as is experience in teaching. Experience in graduate-level supervision is highly desirable. High level expertise and experience in developing, conducting and managing interdisciplinary research relating to human aspects of natural resource management and experience in policy research and development in this field is also desirable. Research experience in the Asia-Pacific region would also be preferred. Quote reference no. Ref: APSEM 6.9.1. The salary range is Aus $ 49,838 to Aus $69,554. The deadline for application is October 13, 2000. Make your enquiries to Dr Padma Lal, Program Director, GSEMD, NCDS, tel. 61 2 6249 0093, email [EMAIL PROTECTED], Further particulars including selection criteria must be obtained before applying from the office of the Executive Director, NCDS, tel: 61 2 6249 4765 or email [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Information on how to apply may be obtained from the ANU Web page http://www.anu.edu.au/hr/jobs/ xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Copyright (c) 2000 Canadian Institute for Business and the Environment, Montreal & Toronto All rights reserved. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
