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- Conducting research and analyzing global environmental regulations that pertain to the maritime sector, spanning international, national, and regional scopes. - Establishing effective communication with port authorities, corporations, and government entities.- Developing expertise in comprehending vessel technology intricacies and addressing environmental concerns associated with them. - Proficiency in updating software and the creation and interpretation of geographical representations of port boundaries and national baselines

A collaborative project between McGill University and CIRAIG Montreal:- Conducting a Life cycle assessment of land-applied municipal sewage sludge using an LCA perspective.- OpenLCA 1.10.0 (ISO 14040) training

PROJECT: BIOSOLIDS PROJECT FUNDED BY AGRICULTURE AND AGRI-FOOD CANADA (AAFC)- Conducted a Life Cycle Analysis to recommend best management practices for limiting greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) from land-applied municipal biosolids on Canadian soils.- Established successful collaborations with biosolids providers around Canada.- Designed surveys and questionnaires as well as organized meetings with collaborating providers as part of an extensive data collection.- Practical experience in on-site scientific fieldwork including manual GHG and soil sampling.

PROJECT: PCB MANAGEMENT PROJECT FUNDED BY THE WORLD BANK- Supported analysis and research by performing a literature review and data cleaning with the aid of Excel Microsoft sheets.

PROJECT: CLIMATE CHANGE LEBANON- Participated in raising awareness on corporate social responsibility by working with non-state climate leaders through the “Lebanon Climate Act” platform.- Helped organize regional and local conferences and workshops - Assisted in the functioning of the Climate Change office by updating and improving the content and format of the Climate Change website

- Raised awareness on municipal waste management in Lebanon by helping organize training in Solid Waste Management for municipalities around Lebanon.- Documented technical observations at local municipal waste management facilities and landfills.