PPI also provides resources for environmental management systems (EMS) development, energy efficiency, and other assistance to communities, hospitals, colleges, and large businesses.
Vision and Mission
PPI’s vision is for a healthy Kansas environment that fosters economic and environmental sustainability and growth.
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Contact us
800-578-8898 |
Pollution Prevention Institute 133 Ward Hall Manhattan, KS 66506 FAX: 785-532-6952 |
Staff
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Nancy Larson, B.S. environmental health, R.S. – director – located at K-State Research and Extension Office in Wichita. Experienced in nearly all areas of environmental health, air quality and hazardous waste regulations, multimedia pollution prevention, and PBTs (persistent, bioaccumulative, and toxic substances). Provides services to healthcare institutions and industrial sectors. |
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David A. Carter, B.S. biology, M.S. toxicology, R.S., environmental associate auditor (ISO 14001) – pollution prevention specialist – located at Kansas State University. Experienced in air quality permits, wastewater, storm water, hazardous and solid waste regulations, environmental permits, and environmental management systems (ISO 14001). Provides services to industrial, agricultural, and educational sectors. |
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Ryan H amel, B.S. biological and agricultural engineering – pollution prevention and energy specialist – located at Kansas State University. Experienced in non-point source pollution and air quality regulations; former P2 Intern. Provides services to industrial and agricultural sectors. |
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Barbara Johnson, B.S. geological engineering, P.E., L.G . – pollution prevention specialist – located in Salina. Experienced in air permits; non-point source pollution; and hazardous and solid waste regulations. Provides services to industrial, agricultural, and institutional sectors. Leads PEER Center services for public entities. E-mail: barblj@ksu.edu |