Professor Griselda González Cardoso is an Environmental Engineer from the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (UAM), Azcapotzalco Campus, with a Master's degree in Environmental Science and Engineering, a diploma in Life Cycle Management, and a diploma in fluid flow and transient phenomena in pressurized pipelines, PRODEP recognition.

She has directed 40 terminal projects in the environmental engineering degree in the following research lines: Environmental Management Systems; Environmental Audits; Life Cycle Analysis; Risk Analysis; Carbon Footprint; Greenhouse Gas Inventory; Waste Management Plans; and Pollutant Emission Factors of fixed sources.

Professor González has been an environmental advisor for the private industry and has participated in more than ten collaboration agreements between the UAM and PEMEX in environmental audits, waste minimization, safety and hygiene, risk analysis, and restoration projects of contaminated soils. She has been an environmental auditor in air, noise, water, waste, and risk recognized by PROFEPA. Leading verifier in greenhouse gases and compounds recognized by SEMARNAT. Collaboration in the SEDEMA cremation standard and the SEMARNAT greenhouse gas inventory standard project.

She has attended and presented at 15 national and international congresses and six publications: Incinerability Index of Municipal Solid Waste and Its Correlatión with Carbon Monoxide and Nitrogen Oxides Emissions, Journal of Environmental science and Engineering B Vol, 6 Number 4, April 2017 ISSN 2162-5263, ISSN2162-5271; Emission factors of atmospheric and climatic pollutants from crop residues burning, Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, Accepted author version posted online: 13 Apr 2018. Published online: 30 May 2018; Sugarcane burning emissions: characterization and emission factors, Atmospheric Environment Volume 193, November 2018, Pages 262-272; PM2.5 emissions from urban crematorium, Energy Procedia 153(2018) 359-363; Advanced Oxidation with Nanofilm Photacatalyst's on Stainless Steel Wire as Secondary Treatment of Wastewater, Journal of Environmental Science and Engineering B 7 (2018) 123-130; Toxic atmospheric pollutants from crematoria ovens: characterization, emission factors and modeling Environmental Science and Pollution Research.