United States, Georgia, 32.75042, -83.50018Parshley, Daniel E.Bean, Betsy2015Daniel Parshely was a project manager for the Glynn Environmental Coalition. In this interview he discusses the Brunswick Wood Preserving Superfund Site. He describes the pollution of the site and outlines the cleanup and waste containment history. He specifically mentions the role of the Environmental Protection Agency, the Glynn Environmental Coalition, and the community.Daniel Parshley was born in Niagara Falls, New York, as the son of an aeronautical engineer. His childhood was spent in California and Connecticut where he graduated from high school and attended college. Brunswick, Georgia, has been Parshley's home since 1973. Parshley's first environmental work and education was in wastewater treatment soon after arriving in Georgia. When the Glynn Environmental Coalition (GEC) formed in 1990, Daniel helped write the first of four EPA Technical Assistance Grants for the Superfund Sites in Glynn County and has managed the grants since that time. Soon after graduating from Brunswick College in 1994 he started working in marine research.Currently, Daniel is the President of Parshley Research and Management, manages EPA Grants and daily operations for the GEC, and is involved in three marine research projects. He is also a registered mediator in Georgia.Interviewed by Betsy Bean.video/mp4enghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/Georgia Environmental Oral History CollectionConservation of natural resources--Georgia--Glynn CountyConservation of natural resourcesGlynn County (Ga.)Georgia--Glynn CountyDaniel Parshley interviewed by Betsy Bean, 23 March 2015Sound