What you need to know about environmental liability. (Part 2) In addition to the Phase I ESA there is a Phase II and a Phase III ESA. The purpose and objectives of the Phase II and Phase III are different but interrelated. What is a
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What you need to know about environmental liability. (Part 1) by Linda Treasure Why should a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) be conducted? Completing a Phase I ESA is for protection. It is one of the environmental due diligence requirements to establish protection from potential liability
Read more →According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) there are four main causes for poor indoor air: Inadequate ventilation (less than 15 cubic feet per minute of fresh outdoor air per person Chemical contaminants from indoor sources such as volatile organic compounds from adhesives, carpeting, copy machines, solvents,
Read more →Breathing Masks Can Be Important for Your Health The popularity of protective breathing masks has grown steadily since the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in 2002. But the use of a protective mask dates back nearly a century, to when a pandemic of influenza (1918-1920)
Read more →Selecting An Environmental Consultant? Here’s What You Need to Know! If you have been notified by a government agency, (EPA, OSHA, RAPCA) that you are responsible for the investigation and cleanup of soil, groundwater or other contaminated media, you will need professional help, –an environmental consultant. Costs
Read more →What is Environmental Industrial Compliance? Environmental Industrial Compliance means conforming to environmental laws, regulations, standards and other requirements such as site permits to operate. Those are the environmental rules and regulations mandated and enforced by city, county, state, or federal environmental agencies. Compliance with these environmental requirements and
Read more →What to Avoid in Wastewater Disposal Believe it or not, when we asked a client where they dumped their wastewater/spent chemicals, they sheepishly admitted that they just dumped it into the parking lot where it goes down a storm drain! Upon saying it, they realized that this
Read more →Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Completing a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is for your protection. It is one of the environmental due diligence requirements to establish protection from potential liability under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA) passed by Congress in 1980. CERCLA liability
Read more →What You Need to Know About Chemical Reporting The Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) requires businesses to report annually on the chemicals they have on site. EPCRA provides for the collection and availability of information regarding the use, storage, production, and release of hazardous chemicals
Read more →Overview Turn-Key Environmental Consultant’s (TKEC) client has a large manufacturing facility in Ohio which has had many leaking underground storage tanks over the last 2-3 decades. This has resulted in extensive groundwater and soil contamination. The appropriate investigations and remedial activities have continued for many years.
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