Kurt Herman is an environmental engineer specializing in contaminant fate and transport analysis that includes complex issues of hydrogeology and Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids (NAPLs). He also has extensive experience with historical waste practices of many industries, especially former Manufactured Gas Plants. His practice areas include hazardous waste site investigation and conceptual remedy design, and he provides comprehensive technical support in many environmental litigation cases on cost recovery/allocation, insurance claims, and toxic torts. With a Masters of Environmental Engineering degree from MIT and over 10 years of experience, Mr. Herman is well qualified to solve environmental contamination problems of all complexities.