Henry M. Wise, P.G., C.P.G. Curriculum Vitae

I2M Vice President – Operations, The I2M Corporation,
& Mining, Geological & Environmental Consultant,
I2M Consulting, LLC
Houston, Texas USA
Email: hmw@i2mcorporation.com
Email: hmw@i2mconsultants.com
Email: hmwise@yahoo.com
Experience Summary
Mr. Wise has 48 years of experience as a professional geologist in uranium exploration and production, and environmental remediation and consulting related experience. His experience includes exploration and production of South Texas roll-front uranium deposits via the in situ remediation (ISR) technique and extensive experience in assessing and remediating UST and RCRA facilities, and performing Risk Reduction Environmental Site Assessments involving the Texas Risk Reduction Program (TRRP) for various federal, state, and private sector clients. Mr. Wise has been involved with the development of work and remediation plans (soil removal, pump and treat, dual-phase extraction, carbon filtering, containment trenches, etc.), corrective actions plans, sampling procedures, site assessments, hydrogeologic studies, and project management for industrial clients, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), and the Department of Defense. Also experienced in site remediation, RCRA Part B applications, deep well disposal, and pipeline permit applications. He has written numerous proposals and reports, and interfaced, at client request, with officials of the states of Texas, Illinois, Missouri, South Carolina, and New York.
Experience Record
| 2024-Present | The I2M Corporation, Vice President – Operations
Oversees exploration and production of South Texas uranium deposits via in situ recovery. Mr. Wise is involved in obtaining leases as well as determining where to look for new reserves. This is a continuation of his uranium experience from his previous employment with US Steel and Cambridge Royalty Company. |
| 1999-2024 | Republic Services, Project Manager
Provided emergency response services for TCEQ PST Site Assessment and Remediation, TCEQ PST State Lead, TCEQ Industrial and Hazardous Waste, and EPA contracts. Services include soil and groundwater assessments, vapor surveys of buildings, sewers and utilities, delineation of contaminated areas using soil vapor surveys, installation and sampling of borings and monitoring wells, vacuum and slug tests, installation and operation of recovery systems, MDPE tests, air monitoring at emergency response sites, and removal of underground storage tanks at gasoline stations. A number of the emergency responses involved high-profile sites/accidents. Also provides Phase I ESA’s for other clients. |
| 1997-1998 | Environmental Fuel Systems, Hydrogeologist
Conducted Minimum Site Assessments, Plan A Risk Reduction Site Assessments, pump and slug tests, and dual-phase extraction tests for remedial systems. Responsible for writing reports and client contacts. Oversaw all projects in the Houston and East Texas region. Performed some marketing. |
| 1996-1997 | Wise Consulting Services, Consulting Hydrogeologist
Provided Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, and oversaw the removal of monitoring and recovery wells at UST sites. Also wrote reports and proposals, and met with clients and potential clients to develop business contacts. |
| 1995-1996 | TriTechnics Corp., Project Manager
Performed site assessment at a UST site and former refinery site in New Mexico and Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments in Texas. Wrote reports and proposals, and met with clients and potential clients to develop business contacts. |
| 1993-1995 | Wise Consulting Services, Consulting Hydrogeologist
Provided Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, monthly and quarterly groundwater monitoring, removal and remediation of USTs, wrote UST Remediation Fund applications, and oversaw the design of a product recovery trench. Site assessment work included the development of work plans and Health and Safety Plans, installation and sampling of borings and monitoring wells, slug testing of monitoring wells, and interfacing with regulatory officials on behalf of the client. Performed drum sampling and inventorying in preparation for disposal of the drummed material. Performed site assessment for PCBs at an apartment complex during the removal and remediation of 12 transformer locations. Provided litigation support, and wrote geological and hydrogeological sections of a No Migration Petition for three |
| 1993 | Texas World Operations, Inc., Senior Hydrogeologist
Responsible for geological and hydrogeological environmental studies, investigations, remedial projects, and business development. The work included all RCRA, CERCLA and UST projects Texas World was involved in. Also provided assistance, coordination, design and/or management for environmental engineering and consulting projects in Poland. |
| 1987-1992 | Engineering-Science, Inc., Principal Hydrogeologist
Extensive site investigation and project management experience at RCRA and Superfund sites, gasoline terminals, and with underground storage tanks; as well as in soil gas surveys, well installation and sampling, and groundwater studies. Conducted hydrogeologic studies, groundwater remediations, and wrote reports and proposals for major and independent petrochemical companies, the Department of the Air Force, and the New York Department of Environmental Conservation. |
| 1985-1987 | Wise Consulting Services, Geologist
Wrote Response to Notice of Deficiencies to the State of Texas, determined the extent of groundwater contamination, and performed various geological and hydrogeological studies for a major chemical company in southeastern Texas. Wrote EPA permits for salt-water disposal wells, and an oil and gas pipeline for a major independent oil company. |
| 1981-1985 | Cambridge Royalty Company, Vice President, Exploration and Development
Directed all exploration and development efforts for uranium. Projects required extensive subsurface mapping and knowledge of groundwater chemistry and flow. Development of these deposits were via the in situ remediation method, which is a type of water flood project. |
| 1977-1981 | U.S. Steel/Texas Uranium Operations, Geologist
Management of development of South Texas Uranium deposit via in situ remediation method. Delineated deposits and designed the well field for the Pawlik deposit. Also monitored mining status and made recommendations to maintain optimum mining conditions. The job required extensive knowledge of groundwater chemistry, flow directions, and geology, as well as supervisory skills over field crews. |
| 1977 | U.S. Steel Mineral Resources, Geologist
Involved in exploration for South Texas uranium deposits. The work required extensive knowledge of geology and supervising skills over field crews. |
| 1976-1977 | University of Texas at El Paso, Geology Department, Research Assistant
Compiled data pertaining to the location of possible West Texas geothermal energy areas. |
Education
B.A. in Geology, 1975, Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts
M.S. in Geology, with a minor in Geophysics, 1977, University of Texas at El Paso, Texas
Training
Forty-hour OSHA training workshop; Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Operation
Eight-hour OSHA refresher course, annually
Eight-hour OSHA Supervisory Training
Confined Space Training
Lead Awareness Training
Asbestos Awareness
FEMA Training:
ICS-100 – Introduction to the Incident Command System (ICS)
ICS-200 – ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents
ICS-300 – Intermediate ICS
ICS-400 – Advanced ICS
ICS-700 – National Incident Management (NIMS), an Introduction
ICS-800A – National Response Plan (NRP), an Introduction
NORM Surveying Training
Contractor Orientation Course for BNSF Safety and UPRR Safety, annually
Professional Affiliations
American Association of Petroleum Geologists – Energy Minerals Division, member,
Former Uranium Committee member and Vice-Chair (Industry),
Division of Environmental Geosciences, member
American Institute of Professional Geologists,
Certified Professional Geologist,
President AIPG-Texas Section (2013-present)
Association of Ground Water Scientists and Engineers of the National Ground Water Association,
Houston Geological Society – Governmental Affairs Committee chairman (2004-present),
Environmental and Engineering Group, member
Professional Awards
2003, Volunteer of the Month, April, Houston Geological Society
2008, President’s Award, Houston Geological Society
2011, Commissioned in the Texas Navy by Governor Perry for his contributions to the Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists and the Texas Geological Community
2019, Distinguished Service Award, Houston Geological Society
2025, Presidential Certificate of Merit, American Institute of Professional Geoscientists
Selected Publications:
- Henry Wise produces the popular Wise Report for the AIPG Texas Section News and Government Update with co-author, Arlin C. Howles, Jr, for the Houston Geological Society at monthly intervals. Wise also reviews the Annual and Mid-Year Reports of the AAPG’s Energy Minerals Division (EMD’s) Committee on Uranium (Nuclear and Rare Earth Minerals) in his role as Vice-Chair (Industry) of that Committee.
- Campbell, M. D., H. M Wise, B. Handley, and K. T. Biddle, 2025, “In-Situ Uranium Recovery in Texas and Beyond: Myth vs, Fact,” in NAPE Magazine, Summer Issue, (PDF version).
- Campbell, M. D., H. M Wise, B. Handley, and K. T. Biddle, 2025, “Dispelling Myths: The Safety, Economics, and Future of In-Situ Uranium Recovery in Texas and Beyond,” I2M Corporation White Paper, March (here).
- Wise, H. M., and M. D. Campbell, 2018, “GeoDayz Lectures: Project Management Practices, Protocol, and Case Histories,” February 24 and 15, Nacogdoches, Texas, GeoDayz Guidebook (see abstract on page 13 of PDF) and (Presentation)
- Sammons, J. D., H. M. Wise, and M. D. Campbell, 2018, “GeoDayz Demonstrations: GeoProbe (Direct-Push) Technology and Sampling of Soils, Sediments, and Rocks,” February 24 and 25, Nacogdoches, Texas, GeoDayz Guidebook (see abstract on page 20 of PDF) and (Presentation).
- Campbell, M. D., H. M. Wise, and M. David Campbell, 2018, “Confronting Media and other Bias against Uranium Exploration and Mining, Nuclear Power, and Associated Environmental Issues,” Journal of Geology and Geoscience, Vol. 2, No.1, 4 p. (here).
- Campbell, M. D., H. M. Wise, and M. David Campbell, 2017, “An Update: Nuclear Power and Uranium Markets, Ownership and Uranium One (Russian Government) and Other Ownership of Uranium Resources in the World,” Journal of Geology and Geoscience, Vol. 1, No. 1, 3 p. (here).
- Campbell, M. D., M. David Campbell, and H. M. Wise, 2014, Growth Faulting and Subsidence in the Houston, Texas Area, has been completed and released after more than 10 years of research and discussions among the geological community in the Houston area (more). The Guide is consistent with the goals of the IET Sponsored Research Program (more) established in the mid1990s to provide ongoing technical support to the graduates of the IET program and other interested professionals within the Houston Geological Society and to members of the AIPG in Texas and elsewhere. Re-published and updated in paper format, 2018 (more).
- Campbell, M. D., M. David Campbell, J. D. King, and H. M. Wise, 2014, “Coal, Just Not for Burning,” in the journal: The Professional Geologist, Jul-Aug-Sep Issue, pp. 21-25. An expanded version (here).
- Campbell, M. D. and H. M. Wise, 2013, “Hydrogeologic Risks in the Groundwater Supply of Harris County, Texas: Radioactive Constituents, Natural Gas, and Growth Faults,” An Invited Presentation to the Environmental and Engineering Group of the Houston Geological Society, Houston, Texas, May 8, Abstract and Biographies (more); Selected References (more); PDF Slide Presentation (here).
- Campbell, M. D., J. D. King, H. M. Wise, B. Handley, J. L. Conca, and M. David Campbell, 2013, “Nuclear Power and Associated Environmental Issues in the Transition of Exploration and Mining on Earth to the Development of Off-World Natural Resources in the 21st century,” in Energy Resources for Human Settlement in the Solar System and Earth’s Future in Space: AAPG-EMD Memoir 101, (eds) W. A. Ambrose, J. F. Reilly II, and D. C. Peters, eds., pp. 163–213 (more).
- Wise, H. M., and M. D. Campbell, 2011, “State of the Uranium Industry in the U.S. and the World,” AAPG Conference and Exhibition, Houston, EMD Session, April 12. (PDF).
- Campbell, M. D. and H. M. Wise, 2010, “Uranium Recovery Realities in the U.S. – A Review,” Invited Presentation for the Dinner Meeting of the Houston Geological Society’s Engineering and Environmental Group, May 18, Houston, Texas, 51 p. (here), Abstract (here).
- Campbell, M. D., J. D. King, H. M. Wise, R. I. Rackley, and B. Handley, 2009 “The Nature and Extent of Uranium Reserves and Resources and Their Environmental Development in the U.S. and Overseas,” AAPG – Energy Minerals Division 2008 Report, revised for publishing in AIPG’s The Professional Geologist, Vol. 46, No. 5, September/October, pp. 42-51 – Peer Reviewed. (here)
- Campbell, M. D., J. D. King, H. M. Wise, B. Handley, and M. David Campbell, 2009, “The Role of Nuclear Power in Space Exploration and the Associated Environmental Safeguards: An Overview,” Report of the Uranium Committee, Energy Minerals Division to the Astrogeology Committee of AAPG. Presented at the Conference of the AAPG-Energy Minerals Division and Astrogeology Committee Sessions, June 8-10, held in Denver, CO. – Peer Reviewed (here).
- Campbell, M. D., B. Handley, H. M. Wise, J. D. King, and M. David Campbell, 2009, “Developing Industrial Minerals, Nuclear Minerals and Commodities of Interest via Off-World Exploration and Mining,” Paper/Poster at the Conference of the American Association of Petroleum Geologist (AAPG), Energy Minerals Division Sessions, June 9, Denver, CO., 27 p. – Peer Reviewed. (here).
- Campbell, M. D., H. M. Wise, and J. D. King, 2008, “Nuclear Fuel Exploration, In Situ Recovery, and Environmental Issues in context with the National Energy Needs through Year 2040,” Proc. Texas Commission of Environmental Quality Conference and Trade Fair, Session: “Underground Injection Control,” Invited Paper, Austin, Texas, April 30, 2008 (here).
- Campbell, M. D., J. D. King, H. M. Wise, R. I. Rackley, 2008 “The Nature and Extent of Uranium Reserves and Resources and Their Environmental Development in the U.S. and Overseas,” AAPG – Energy Minerals Division Conference, April 23, 2008, Session: “Uranium Geology and Associated Ground Water Issues”, San Antonio, Texas – Peer Reviewed. (here).
- Campbell, M. D., H. M. Wise, R. I. Rackley, 2007, “Uranium In-Situ Leach Development and Associated Environmental Issues,” Proc. Gulf Coast Geological Societies Conference, Fall, Corpus Christi, Texas, 17 p. – Peer Reviewed. PDF Version: (here).
- Campbell, M. D., H. M. Wise, and B. Handley, 2007, Nuclear Power – Winds of Change, Energy Minerals Division, AAPG, Uranium Committee 2007 Report, March 31, Peer Reviewed. (here)
- Wise, H. M., 1990, Natural Radionuclide Contamination of Potable Groundwater Supplies,” Houston Geological Society, February, pp. 17-21. (here).
- Wise, H.M., 1987 “Geological and Geophysical Methods Used in the Hazardous Waste Industry,” Houston Geological Society Bulletin, February. (here).
- Wise, H. M., 1987, “Radon in Harris County” in Environmental Geology of West Harris County Guidebook, Arlin C. Howles, Jr., editor, Houston Geological Society.
- Wise, H. M., 1977, “Geology and Petrology of Igneous Intrusions of Northern Hueco Mountains, El Paso and Hudspeth Counties, Texas” (M. S. Thesis) for University of Texas at El Paso. Presented at the 1977 South Central Section meeting of the Geological Society of America, held in El Paso, Texas.
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