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The American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists? currently provides specialty certification in the following specialties: Environmental Engineering

AP Air Pollution Control ES Environmental Sustainability GE General Environmental

Engineering HW Hazardous Waste Management

and Site Remediation IH Industrial Hygiene RP Radiation Protection SW Solid Waste Management WW Water Supply and Wastewater Environmental Science AR Air Resources EB Environmental Biology EC Environmental Chemistry EM Environmental Microbiology ET Environmental Toxicology GW Groundwater and the

Subsurface Environment HM Hazardous Waste Management

and Site Remediation SM Solid Waste Management SR Surface Water Resources SS Sustainability Science There is an additional specialty listed in the Roster of Board Certified Environmental Engineers (BCEE): SE Sanitary Engineer The "Sanitary Engineer" specialty was used by the Academy between 1955 and 1974 to recognize the general practice of sanitary engineering without classification as to specialty. BCEEs issued a certification for "Sanitary Engineer" during that period may continue to use that certification as long as they remain members in good standing. The Bold Face Initials for specialties shown above are used throughout Who's Who in Environmental Engineering and Science? to indicate the specialty certification of each Board Certified Environmental Engineer, Board Certified Environmental Engineering Member,

and Board Certified Environmental Scientist of the Academy who is a member in good standing on January 31, 2017.

Persons seeking environmental engineering specialists for employment are encouraged to consult the Roster of Board Certified Environmental Engineers or the Roster of Board Certified Environmental Engineering Members contained in this book as a starting point. However, it is the responsibility of each user to determine if a Board Certified Environmental Engineer or Board Certified Environmental Engineering Member is qualified to perform the particular service or function sought.

Persons seeking environmental science specialists for employment are encouraged to consult the Roster of Board Certified Environmental Scientists contained in this book as a starting point. However, it is the responsibility of each user to determine if a Board Certified Environmental Scientist is qualified to perform the particular service or function sought.

Those who have been conferred the title, Board Certified Environmental Engineer by the Academy are licensed, Professional Engineers, and therefore, are legally empowered by one or more states to practice engineering and to use the title, "Professional Engineer" or "P.E." Further, to denote their status as a Board Certified Environmental Engineer, they are authorized by the Academy to use the title, "Board Certified Environmental Engineer (BCEE)". Those whose Certification Status is listed as "Active" have fulfilled the Academy's requirement for annual continuing professional development as detailed within this book.

Board Certified Environmental Engineering Members are members who have been conferred the title, "Board Certified Environmental Engineering Member (BCEEM)" by the Academy. Board Certified Environmental Engineering Members meet all requirements of the BCEE but do not possess a P.E. license.

Board Certified Environmental Scientists are members who have been conferred the title, "Board Certified Environmental Scientist (BCES)" by the Academy.

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Definitions of Environmental Engineering and Environmental Science

The professional discipline of environmental engineering is defined as the application of engineering principles to improve and maintain the environment for the protection of human health, for the protection of nature's beneficial ecosystems, and for environment-related enhancement of the quality of human life.

The professional discipline of environmental science is defined as the application of scientific principles to improve and maintain the environment for the protection of human health for the protection of nature's beneficial ecosystems, and environment-related enhancement of the quality of human life.

Definitions of environmental engineering and environmental science as adopted by the Board of Trustees of the American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists.

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