Ben Douglass

Benjamin Douglass received his undergraduate degree in Geology at Clemson University in 2012. As an undergraduate he researched sediment transport on Twelve-Mile creek following the removal of upstream dams as part of a PCB remediation required by a Superfund action. He began his professional career as a field geologist for an environmental consulting company in Greenville, South Carolina. His work experience is in managing the sampling and field operations for phase II & III groundwater remediation.

Ben returned to Clemson University in the Fall of 2014 to pursue a masters degree in environmental engineering focusing on sustainable systems and environmental assessments. His interests include pollution prevention methods, life cycle assessments, and alternative energy technologies.

Honors & Awards:

Publications:

Carbajales-Dale, M. and Douglass, B. (2018) Human-Powered Electricity Generation as a Renewable Resource, Journal of Biophysical Economics & Resource Quality, 3(1), 3

Presentations:

April 2012 Annual David S. Snipes/Clemson Hydrogeology Symposium, Clemson, South Carolina

August 2012 GSA Annual meeting and Exposition. Geological Society of America, Charlotte, NC, USA

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• E3Systems@lists.clemson.edu
• (864) 986-9965
• Environmental Engineering &
  Earth Sciences Dept.
  Brackett Hall, Clemson University
  Clemson, SC 29634