Hank Zygmunt

Hank Zygmunt served 36 years with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. During this time a number of environmental achievements defined Hank’s career. These included: EPA/OSM Abandoned Acid Mine Drainage initiative, Offshore Oil and Gas NPDES program, National Poultry Dialogue, CAFO rule development, Perdue Farms/USEPA Clean Bays Agreement, Science Advisor on toxic/water quality related legislation for the U.S. Senate and Nonpoint Source and Chesapeake Bay Program management.

During his last several years at EPA he provided support to the Administrators Office on national and Chesapeake Bay issues as well as serving as EPA’s Mid-Atlantic Office as the Agricultural Advisor leading EPA’s Agriculture Work Group for State Phase I Watershed Implementation Plans/TMDL.

Presently, Hank is a member of Resource Dynamics, Inc. working under a grant from the Keith Campbell Foundation.

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  1. tom zolper on December 30, 2011 at 12:47 pm

    Hi Hank,

    I do communications in Maryland for CBF. Just curious if you know, was anything ever made public in terms of the results from the Perdue Clean Bays Environmental Initiative? I wonder what the Environmental Results and Program Evaluation turned up. I know subsequently, the project was expanded to other Perdue regions, but I never read anything about how the Delmarva-only program turned out. Thanks if you know.

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