Manufactured Gas

- Hatheway To Receive Prestigious AEG Award
             The Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists has announced that
          Professor Hatheway has been chosen as the 2009 recipient of the CLAIRE P.
          HOLDREDGE AWARD. According to the AEG web site "This award, first established in
          1962 by the Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists, is named in honor
          of Claire P. Holdredge, a founding member and the first President of the Association. The
          award is presented for a publication by an AEG Member(s) within the 5 previous years
          that is adjudged to be an outstanding contribution to the Engineering Geology profession."

             Professor Hatheway's award was based upon his 2005 AEG publication entitled
           "Perspectives: A Collection of Lessons Learned from a Career of Intense Practice
              in Engineering Geology". This special publication is fully illustrated and 436 pages in
           length. It contains 64 articles written by Professor Hatheway. A second edition is in the
           works, bringing his article total to an even 100. View publication cover.

- A new page has been added !
             Check out our new "Hatheway Harangues" page. The good doctor will use this page
           to respond to your various FMGP questions as his schedule allows.



   Litigation and Other Legal Proceedings for Coal-Tar Sites

   Professor Hatheway's PowerPoint and PDF Slide Show Archive
         Dr. Hatheway has begun posting the various PowerPoint "papers" he presented at
       the 2007 AEG "50th" Convention in L.A. and the 2007 GSA Convention in Denver.
                          ( Note: these are large files - not for dial-up connections )

   Related Note: Dr. Hatheway delivered three papers on manufactured gas at the 2006 Symposium of the International Association of Engineering Geology, held at Nottingham Trent University, UK in September 2006. These downloadable papers are as follows:

Geo-environmental classification of the residuals and wastes of gas manufacturing.

Long-term Fate and Transport Characteristics of Manufactured Gas Plant Residuals and Wastes.

Technical history of the town gas plants of the British Isles.
      (with Dr. Briget Doyle, College of Charleston).

A discussion of other manufactured gas technologies that co-existed with mainstream
coal-related manufactured gas systems.

The role of former manufactured gas plants in the arts.

Dr. Hatheway and Dr. Doyle continue to assemble a large collection of maps showing the locations of former manufactured gas plants in all 50 states! This will be a long-term task so check back often to view the latest maps.

"Former Manufactured Gas Plants in The News"

"How to locate and confirm a gas works site"

"Literature of Manufactured Gas"

Read Dr. Hatheway's collaboration with Drs. Yuji Kanaori, Tariq Cheema, James Griffithsd and Kitchakarn Promma: The 9th Annual Report on the International Status of Engineering Geology - Year 2003-2004 - Encompassing hydrogeology, environmental geology and the applied geosciences.

   Dr. Hatheway was interviewed on National Public Radio's "Living on Earth" ("LOE") as part
     of a feature done on Manufactured Gas for the week of 23 March 2001.

     Download an MP3 file of the 15 minute interview. (~6 MB)

Note: Visitors researching the topic of Former Manufactured Gas Plants are encouraged to freely quote the findings of Dr. Hatheway. The following would be a suggested Reference Citation for materials extracted from Professor Hatheway's website.

     "Hatheway, Allen W., 2008, Internet Website on Former Manufactured Gas Plants:
       www.Hatheway.net, 19 January, page dealing with __________."

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