Claire has 34 years of environmental consulting experience, spanning small private sites to complex federal facilities undergoing Superfund remedial response and Resource Conservation and Recovery Act corrective action. Her in-depth knowledge of human health risk assessment and ecological risk applications continues to serve as a strong foundation for a broad array of environmental projects. Claire works extensively with the EPA’s Superfund Redevelopment Program and provides technical support under EPA’s Technical Assistance Services for Communities program.
In her SRP work, Claire serves as a technical lead evaluating remedy protectiveness for sites across the country. She also provides training to colleagues and communities on the role of risk assessments at sites. She is a technical advisor and resource to EPA and Skeo project teams evaluating remedy implementation, performance and compatibility with planned reuse considerations.
She remains current with evolving approaches to emerging contaminants and updated approaches to contaminants with revised toxicity implications such as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances and lead. Claire also provides technical assistance to communities with environmental contamination concerns, supporting public workshops that explain complex contamination issues in plain language that enable community members to provide feedback to EPA during public comment periods on important remedy decisions.
Energized, teacher, outgoing, fitness-oriented with an affinity for creative workouts, lover of outdoors, and always in pursuit of a new foodie destination or recipe.
BA, Zoology
Miami University of Ohio
Graduate-Level Study, Environmental Studies
Rutgers University