Michael Rondinelli is a scientist with 29 years of environmental consulting experience in the core areas of ecological and human health risk assessment, sediment and water quality investigations, environmental permitting/licensing, and project management, with specialization in investigations of anthropogenic impacts on aquatic systems. He has specific expertise in developing site-specific strategies for reducing remediation costs at complex sites through the application of risk-based alternatives. His broad range of experience includes leading numerous technical investigations involving sediment, soil, and groundwater contaminant impacts on fish and benthic communities, avian and mammalian populations, wetland systems, and other sensitive natural resources. He has been the technical lead and/or project manager for projects governed under RCRA, CERCLA, the Clean Water Act, FERC, NEPA, and various state-sponsored environmental programs across the United States.
Michael has an M.S., Zoology-Aquatic Ecology from Michigan State University and a B.S., Environmental Biology from Millersville University
