Dave Cornue, P.G.
Senior Geologist

Mr. Cornue is a degreed geologist (BA - University of Maine; MS - SUNY at Stony Brook; coursework towards PhD. - University of Texas at Austin) with 26 years professional experience. He is a licensed professional geologist in the states of Illinois, Indiana, Texas, and Wyoming (pending), a registered professional geologist in Missouri, and also a Certified Hazardous Materials Manager.

Mr. Cornue has more than 17 years experience in environmental consulting with a focus on industrial and petroleum site assessment and remediation. His project experience includes specific expertise in risk-based corrective action remediation and site closure. He has conducted assessments and remediation of soil and groundwater impacted with chlorinated and non-chlorinated VOC, SVOC, metals, MGP tar, creosote, crude oil, and light through heavy petroleum fuels. Prior to joining ALL Consulting, he was a Senior Project Manager at other regional and national environmental firms, where he was responsible for the management and execution of environmental projects with industrial, municipal, utility, and land development clients in numerous states. These projects included Phase I/II/III site assessments, environmental monitoring, evaluation of remedial options, remediation, risk assessments, risk-based regulatory closure, and litigation support. He has worked on projects at numerous industrial and manufacturing sites (including chemical, electronics, metal fabrication, plastics), chemical/petroleum bulk storage facilities, landfills, manufactured gas plants (MGP), railroads, and sludge lagoons. One of his Brownfields projects was awarded USEPA's prestigious Phoenix Award. He has managed remediation projects with budgets up to $2.6 million.

Mr. Cornue was an exploration geologist with a major oil company for nine years working on development and wildcat prospects, tertiary enhanced oil recovery (EOR) projects, and a multi-disciplinary basin analysis study.

More recently, Mr. Cornue has been actively supporting major oil-field acquisitions including due diligence assessment and landfill permitting. He has also worked on a variety of coal-bed natural gas projects including the first permit for produced water disposal via injection in Montana and the development of government funded guidance documents for the industry.

When not working, you can find Dave casting flies on the nearest trout stream.