Background
Rushbrook, Philip Edward was born on February 5, 1958 in Billericay, Essex, England.
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Philip Edward Rushbrook
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Philip Edward Rushbrook, British environmental advisor, civil servant, management consultant. Recipient 1st prize in public health book category, British Medical Association, 2000. Fellow: Chartered Institute of Wastes Management (James Jackson medal 1988, J.C. Dawes award 2001); member: Chartered Institute Environmental Health (associate).
Education
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science with honors, University London, 1979. Postgraduate diploma in technical economics, University Stirling, United Kingdom, 1980. Doctor of Philosophy, University Stirling, United Kingdom, 1984.
Career
Scientist, unit manager Ukaea, Harwell, England, 1982-1990. Principal consultant Gibb Environmental, Abingdon, England, 1990-1992. Manager environmental unit Bechtel, London, 1992-1993.
Regional advisor waste management Europe region World Health Organization, various locations, 1997—2001. Deputy director Regulatory Impact Unit Cabinet Office, London, since 2001. Leader World Health Organization Depleted Uranium Mission to Kosovo, 2001.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow: Chartered Institute of Wastes Management (James Jackson medal 1988, J.C. Dawes award 2001). Member: Chartered Institute Environmental Health (associate).
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British