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Prof Ravi Naidu Australia

CRC CARE performs research, develops technologies and provides policy guidance for assessing, cleaning up and preventing contamination of soil, water and air.

Our innovative research is divided into four complementary programs:

1.    Best Practice Policy: More effective, efficient and certain national policy for assessing and remediating contamination

2.    Better Measurement:More accurate, rapid, reliable and cost-effective measurement and assessment

3.    Minimising Uncertainty in Risk Assessment: New technology, methods and knowledge for assessing risks to human health and the environment

4.    Cleaning Up: Innovative clean-up technologies and a wider range of effective management options.

Website:
www.crccare.com
CRC CARE
Managing Director & CEO 
Your interests

Research/innovation interests: contaminated site assessment, management and remediation/clean-up (this encompasses national policies and guidelines, measurement and analysis, risk assessment, and clean-up technologies).

People/organisations to meet with: Environmental consulting professionals/companies; senior state & federal government officials (esp. from EPAs, departments of environment, innovation, industry, science and defence); contaminated site owners (e.g. mining/resources companies; industrial chemical producers; property developers; local/state/federal government).

The above may like to meet with me because CRC CARE is a national leader in developing approaches and technologies for cost effectively managing/remediating contaminated sites and thus unlocking the value of potentially productive real estate. Government officials may also be interested in our policy research, which has influenced national guidelines on the assessment and management of contaminated sites.

Mr David Norman

Energy Pipelines CRC
Chief Executive Officer 
Your interests
I have an interest in bringing together key members from the broader Australian energy transport industry with a particular focus on gas transmission and a transition to a lower carbon economy.