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- Pavement Magazine Column Jan. 27, 2014. Pavement Contractors Need to Pay Attention to Storm Water Permits
- Project Funded by Tax Dollars Uses Flawed Science and Pressure to Pursue Stated Goal of Phasing-out Certain Sealcoat Products:Industry Challenges Use of Questionable Research
- Pavement Magazine Column Jan. 1, 2014. Looking Both Ways (2013 in Review)
- Dickinson College study relies on flawed USGS forensic model, provides further substantiation that the use of questionable methodology yields incorrect results
- PAH Forensic Experts Have Now Evaluated Sediments from Washington, DC, Massachusetts, Long Island, and Northern Illinois “Using Multiple Lines of Evidence” Approach
- US Geological Survey Modeling of PAH Sources Is Flawed, Newly Published Paper Concludes
- Pavement Magazine Column Oct. 18, 2013 - White Hat Bias
- Sept. 30, 2013 - White Hat Bias Documented in 3rd Data Quality Act Request for Correction
- Sept. 15, 2013 - Sealer Science at ISPAC2013
- Sept. 13, 2013 - USGS Scientists’ Agenda Challenged By PavementCouncil.org
- Sealer Ban: Science & Fiction
- Press Release 1/2011
- No change in PAHs, Austin, 12/2010
- SETAC Abstract, 11/2010
- Benefits of Pavement Sealers, 9/2010
- A Review of PAHs 9/2010
- DC Dept. of Environment 5/2010
- Op Ed, Springfield News Leader 4/2010
- PCTC Fact Sheet
- Defending Refined Coal Tar-Based Sealer 3/2010
- Press Release 1/2010