Environmental Science Applications, Inc. (EnScApp) was founded by David W. Griffiths, Ph.D. Dr. Griffiths offers a strong background in the physical and chemical sciences and 35 years of practical experience in all aspects of environmental science and technology. His areas of special expertise include:

• Design and Execution of Environmental Investigations — Ground Water, Wastewater, Surface Water, and Soils
• Data Validation and Results Interpretation
• Statistical Analysis of Environmental Data
• Human Health and Ecological Risk Assessments
• Regulatory Affairs and Negotiations
• Regulatory Policy Development

Dr. Griffiths offers a completely objective and credible professional viewpoint. He has been qualified as an expert witness in both the United States and Canada for testimony relating to chemistry and the environment. His strong background in chemistry has allowed him to develop unique specialties in the environmental impact of chemical pollutants. Dr. Griffiths has amassed a wealth of experience in resolving controversies between both state and federal regulatory agencies and the regulated community.

• Member, VA Dept. of Environmental Quality Task Force: Responsible for establishing policy on detection/quantitation of trace contaminants in environmental samples.
• Chairperson, State-wide subcommittee to develop protocol for eliminating contamination of environmental samples during collection and laboratory analysis.
• American Chemical Society
• Adjunct faculty member, Virginia Bar Association continuing education short course on "Environmental Science for Lawyers and Judges."

• Listed - American Men and Women of Science
• Holder of Three Patents
• "Data  Analysis and Evaluation," Environmental Science for Lawyers and Judges Seminar. Sponsored by the Virginia State Bar and VCU. April 2, 1997.
• "MDL/PQL Policy: Impact on Laboratory Practices," AWWA/AWEA Good Laboratory Practices Conference, September 14, 1995.
• Analytical Challenges Surrounding the Detection and Quantitation of Trace Compounds in Ground Water Samples," Ground Water Monitoring and Modeling Seminar, VPI&SU, June 8, 1995.
• Contact Dr. Griffiths for a complete list of publications