Marjorie Weidenfeld Buckholtz

Marjorie Weidenfeld Buckholtz returned to freelance writing after a lengthy hiatus and her retirement from The Environmental Protection Agency. She  is also  president and founder of Environmental Consulting Solutions, where she provides innovative government relations strategies to both the private and public sectors. Among other positions at EPA, she founded and led the National Brownfields Program, which received numerous awards, including an Innovations in Government Award  from Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, an Excellence award from Keep America Beautiful,  and an Hammer Award  from then-Vice President Al Gore. The Brownfields idea is now the law of the land. Her recent writings have appeared in The Government Executive, The Birmingham (Alabama) News, and GRAND magazine.