Background
Cross, Douglas William was born on December 24, 1937 in London. Son of William Henry and Maisie Kathlene Cross.
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Douglas William Cross
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Douglas William Cross, British biologist. Achievements include research in application of community epidemiology to contamination of public water supplies; development of new methodologies in environmental management and assessment. Wyndham Deedes Travelling scholarship, Anglo-Israel Association, 1974.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Zoology, Southampton, England, 1964. Diploma in Education, Garnett College, London University, 1969.
Career
Scientific assistant National Physical Laboratory, Teddington, 1954—1958. Assistant experimental officer Water Pollution Research Laboratory, Stevenage, England, 1964—1966. Deputy fisheries officer Cornwall River Authority, Launceston, England, 1966—1968.
Lecturer, applied ecology Lanchester Polytechnic, Coventry, England, 1969—1974. Senior consultant, aquaculture Fisheries Development Ltd, London, 1974—1976. Private practice Ulverston, England, since 1976.
Managing director Imperial Koi Ltd, Launceston, 1966—1968. Ecology tutor, honors students Lanchester Polytechnic, Coventry, 1969—1974. Aquaculture correspondent World Fishing, London, 1974—1978.
Director United Kingdom Councils Against Fluoridation, Ulverston, since 2009.
Achievements
Membership
Member lowermoor sub-group Committee Toxicity Chemicals Foods, Consumer Products and Environment, London, 2001—2007. Science, legal adviser United Kingdom Local Authorities, Ulverston, since 2001. Fellow: Society Biology.
Interests
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Married Carole Theresa Young, May 7, 1965 (deceased). 1 child Kirsten Jane.
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British
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1964
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1969