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Krug, Edward Charles was born on August 24, 1947 in New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States.
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Edward Charles Krug
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Edward Charles Krug, American Environmental scientist. Achievements include conception and development of organic acid buffering theory; generalization of Rosenquist land-use theory to include naturally increased acidity of watershed from accelerated loss of bases; unified theory of acid/base biogeochemistry.
M C. Recipient Frank G. Helyar award Rutgers University, 1973, Excellence in Review award Journal Environmental Quality, 1991.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science with highest honors, Rutgers University, 1975; Doctor of Philosophy in Soil Science, Rutgers University, 1981.
Career
Assistant scientist, Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, New Haven, 1980-1985; associate scientist, Illinois State Water Survey University of Illinois, Champaign, 1985-1990; advisor, Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow, Washington, 1989-1990; director environmental projects, Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow, Washington, 1991-1993; independent environmental consultant, Winona, Minnesota, since 1993. Member science advising committee Environmental Issues Council, United States of America, since 1993. Member of advisory board Media Research Center, Alexandria, Virginia, since 1991.
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Membership
Member New Jersey Ad Hoc Water Quality Control Committee, New Brunswick, 1972-1973. Reviewer, technical advisor New Jersey Public Interact Research Group, New Brunswick, 1972-1975. Chairman church and society committees United Methodist Church, Winona, Minnesota, 1990-1991.
With United States Navy, 1967-1969. Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Geophysical Union, Soil Science Society American.
Connections
Son of Edward and Regina (Bartkoviak) K.: m. Nancy Wegner, July 19, 1988.
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