CEM INDIA
J S Kamyotra, Central Pollution Control Board Former Member Secretary, India
Mr J.S.Kamyotra is an Environment Expert and an alumni of Delhi College Of Engineering. He has been the Member Secretary of Central Pollution Control Board, the country’s premier environment decision making body, for 5 years.
Mr. Kamyotra has over 40 years experience working in policy formulation, development of environmental standards, establishment of real time monitoring networks in the areas of air quality, water and noise pollution. He has also been responsible for indigenous development of mobile air quality monitoring van.
Mr. Kamyotra has been a member of various National Policy Planning Committees and various environmental committees constituted by the Honorable Supreme Court and the National Green Tribunal. He has a number of publications to his credit He has been the country’s representative in various international conferences and committees focusing on sustainable development in developing countries particulary ASEAN and the SAARC region. He is a member of APCAP, the OECD Committee on Standards Development and Facilitator for Male Declaration. He has travelled widely both in India and abroad, coordinating various European and Canadian bilateral programmes and projects to assess the mitigative technologies available that can be successfully imbibed in developing countries, such as India.
Member Expert Appraisal Committee for Industry II Sector Constituted by MoEF&CC and Member State Level Environment Expert Assessment Authority, Chandigarh Constituted under provision of Environment Impact Assessment Notification, 2006 as amended. Technical Expert (Air Pollution & Administrative Matters) Punjab Pollution Control Board and other Organisations .
EMISSIONS MONITORING
Professor Lesley Sloss FRSC FIEnvSci CEnv, International Project Manager, International Centre for Sustainable Carbon
Lesley is an expert on mercury, emissions and effects, ash management, mine reclamation, legislation and control and has written numerous studies on these topics. Lesley has worked for the International Centre for Sustainable Carbon for over 33 years, producing reports and guidance materials to promote clean energy, especially in emerging economies. She currently leads a $2million US State Department project with the aim training on emissions monitoring and control and of reducing mercury from the coal sectors in India and Indonesia.
She is very active in the outreach work of the ICSC and runs the Workshop series on Mercury and Multi-pollutant emissions from coal. She acts as Lead on the UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme) Coal Partnership Area providing guidance to the delegations on the implementation of the new Minamata Convention on Mercury.
Lesley acts as an expert on BSI/CEN and ISO Standards working groups. She also works through the ICSC along with UNEP, GMOS, US EPA, US DOE, CEP, EXPPERTS.
Anoop Srivastava, Tata Steel Limited, Chief Environment, TSM, Environment Management, India
Mr. Anoop Srivastava is an Environment and Sustainability Expert and an alumni of XLRI, Jamshedpur and Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology, Gorakhpur. He has been working in Tata Steel Limited, the country’s premier Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing Company, for last 12 years. He is a lead Sustainability assessor, a lead auditor for Management systems of ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001.
Mr. Srivastava has over 18 years of working experience in various fields of Environment Management including Central Pollution Control Board and industrial green field, brown field projects of Aluminium, Power and integrated Iron and Steel Sectors in different capacities.
He has expertise of environment management through the implementation of environmental policies, guidelines under the applicable acts, rules, regulations and supporting senior management in developing future environmental strategies taking into account, changing business environment and stakeholder needs, implementation of environmental management through the development of EMS: ISO-14001, ensuring environmental regulatory compliance, facilitate senior management in advocacy, communication of the environmental policy and strategies across the organization for its uniform understanding; implementation, addressing stakeholder concerns regarding sustainability issues and statutory environmental permissions.
Mr. Srivastava has been a member of Indian Steel Association and also Air Quality Expert group constituted by World Steel Association. He has travelled widely both in India and abroad to visit projects and operations to identify and assess the Best Available Technologies and its implementation.
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