We are pleased to enclose the Energy, Environment and Research Center's new brochure, which highlights each of our divisions, their directors, and projects. The brochure, a product of the EERC's Department of Communications under the direction of David Brill , presents an overview of our history and research agenda. Please do not hesitate to contact EERC researchers working in your area of interest.
Additional brochures are available for distribution.
Both papers stemmed from work she conducted with Greg Reed, Head of UT's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and looked at the cost-effectiveness of remediating Tennessee petroleum UST sites. The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation partially funded the work and contributed the use of state databases for the analysis. Research Scientist Mary Swanson will serve as principal investigator for the project, which will demonstrate the streamlined CTSA methodology and review its applicability to the furniture adhesives industry. In cooperation with Saturn Corporation, researchers will also evaluate the applicability of the streamlined CTSA to the original equipment manufacturer supply chain. The EERC conducts analytical, unbiased, and multidisciplinary research designed to promote real-world solutions to problems in the fields of energy, environment, technology, and economic development.