A family legacy in oil and gas and agribusiness cultivated in Jim a love of the land and a commitment to
preserving our natural resources and keeping our waters pure. Over the past several decades, his scientific knowledge and technical background have catapulted him into leadership positions when the most demanding and tedious environmental issues arose.
From permitting landfills, incinerators, landfill-gas-to-energy plants and transfer stations to operating solid waste hauling companies to dealing with hazardous, medical, special and municipal waste, Jim has done it all successfully. Examples include:
- Responsibilities for building state-of-the-art landfills and infrastructure associated with them. Jim has served as project manager for major expansion and greenfield sites.
- Responsibilities for troubleshooting environmental problems and bringing facilities back into compliance.
- Responsibilities for establishing new operations, recycling and disposal operations in Mexico for an international company. He successfully helped U.S. companies solve their environmental challenges with their maquiladora operations in Mexico.
- Responsibilities for constructing the first single stream recycling facility in North Texas and constructing, then managing the first landfill gas-to-energy plant in Texas.
Jim is in the forefront of many initiatives to bring clean energy and alternative fuel projects on line with fiscal assurance and full capability for sustainability. For about 10 years, Jim was the owner and operator of Rancho De Los Robles, on which he was responsible for restoring and improving the ranch pastures. Its grazing capacity was improved by 100 percent, and Jim’s initiatives received recognition by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service (now the Natural Resources Conservation Service).
View the video Closing The Loop - Recycling for a Better World (.wmv).
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