Samuel C. Morris
Environmental Health Scientist
Email: morris3@bnl.gov
Education
Virginia Military Institute (B.S., Civil Engineering, 1965); Rutgers
University (M.S., Sanitary Engineering, 1967); University of Pittsburgh
Graduate School of Public Health (Sc.D., Environmental Health, 1973).
Research Interests
Health and environmental risk assessment; Energy systems analysis; Methods
of quantifying uncertainty.
Professional Affiliations
Qualified Environmental Professional (QEP), Institute of
Professional Environmental Practice; Society for Risk Analysis; American
Society of Civil Engineers; Air and Waste Management Association;
INFORMS; Adjunct Professor of Engineering and Public Policy,
Carnegie-Mellon University.
Summary of Experience
Responsible for projects to assess health and environmental risk of
energy production and use including coal, oil, gas, nuclear, emerging
technologies, and waste disposal; to assess risk of waste disposal sites
and to model national and state energy systems. Taught at graduate and
undergraduate levels, supervised an environmental engineering program,
and served as a consultant/advisor to international, federal, and state
agencies.
Selected Publications
Morris, S. C., Moskowitz, P. D., Fthenakis, V. M., and Hamilton, L. D.
Chemical emergencies: evaluation of guidelines for risk
identification, assessment, and management. Environment International
13, 305-10 (1987). (BNL #39592).
Morris, S. C., Lee, J. C.,
Goldstein, G. A., and Steinberg, M. Comparison of pre- and
post-combustion carbon removal. Energy Conversion and Management 33,
747-54 (1992). (BNL #47320).
Morris, S. C. and Meinhold, A. F. Probabilistic risk assessment
of nephrotoxic effect of uranium in drinking water. Health Physics,
in press. (BNL #60701).
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