Emily Jones, PE

Associate Principal

Education:
MS, Environmental Engineering, University of Washington, 2015
BS, Chemical Engineering, University of Washington, 2010

Certification:
Professional Engineer, Washington

Emily Jones is an Associate Principal and environmental engineer with over 15 years in environmental consulting. She has used her environmental chemistry expertise to develop appropriately protective and implementable remedies under MTCA, RCRA, and CERCLA regulatory programs. Her specialties include strategic technical allocation support to clients participating in multi-party cleanups and stormwater source control and permit compliance. She has served as a testifying and non-testifying expert in litigation related to the NPDES and Clean Water Act, and as a non-testifying expert in MTCA cost recovery litigation.

Professional Strengths

Expertise developing protective and technologically achievable cleanup levels and remedies under various regulatory programs

Effective communication of key findings and limitations of environmental datasets

Effective use of quantitative models to assess the relative importance of various contaminant sources contributing to current or predicted future environmental conditions

Data-driven approach to allocation and cost recovery at multi-party cleanup sites, supporting equitable outcomes even when the historical record is incomplete

Nuanced understanding of Washington and Oregon industrial and municipal stormwater permit requirements and regulatory framework

Strategic support includes multifaceted review of issues and records to create compelling and technically defensible positions for clients participating in allocation or litigation

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