Bahar Aminvaziri, M.Eng., P.Eng., is a distinguished environmental engineer and advocate for air quality management and environmental protection at the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks in Ontario. With over a decade of experience in engineering, environmental compliance, and regulatory frameworks, Bahar is a recognized expert in navigating environmental laws to improve local air quality and safeguard public health. On August 13, Ontario’s Wastewater Surveillance Initiative received a gold medal in Exceptional Project Execution and Delivery, from the International Water Association. Their project was one of the 108 ground-breaking water and wastewater projects from around the world that were nominated for the coveted Project Innovation Award, which is presented biennially at the IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition.
At the LumeSmart Earth Day Conference 2020, Bahar presented an insightful talk on “Ontario’s Environmental Protection Act and Our Local Air Quality,” where she delved into the impact of Ontario’s Environmental Protection Act (EPA) on community air quality. Her presentation outlined the crucial role of environmental regulations in controlling emissions, protecting natural resources, and ensuring sustainable development in the province. She highlighted the need for stricter enforcement of air quality standards to reduce pollution and safeguard the health of local communities.
With her background in engineering and regulatory compliance, Bahar is committed to advancing environmental sustainability through the application of innovative solutions and adherence to strict environmental regulations. Her work includes consulting for major industries and advising on best practices to ensure compliance with Ontario’s EPA and other relevant environmental policies.
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