James Wilkinson is a Senior Associate with more than ten years of
experience
in Superfund redevelopment, land use and environmental planning, and
community involvement and collaborative decision-making processes. Mr.
Wilkinson has led land revitalization projects at 30 Superfund sites
across
the country. Mr. Wilkinson served as a researcher, planner, project
manager,
and facilitator at these sites. Mr. Wilkinson has also served as a lead
trainer for Superfund redevelopment and CPRC charrette trainings at EPA
Headquarters and in EPA Regions 4, 5, 7 and 10. Mr. Wilkinson developed
support materials for these trainings, and has developed EPA reports
focused
on alternative energy, land conservation, the agricultural reuse of
contaminated lands, and the reuse of abandoned mine lands. Mr. Wilkinson
has
recently researched and written case studies focused on ownership,
liability, and reuse issues at Superfund sites in Texas and Ohio, as
well as
the ecological revitalization of contaminated lands. Mr. Wilkinson
recently
worked with EPA Region 4 to develop an updated approach to community
involvement plans for the Region's National Priorities List sites.