Portland Will Still be Cool, but Anchorage May Be the Place to Be
Alaskans, stay in Alaska. People in the Midwest and the Pacific Northwest, sit tight. Scientists…
Billion-dollar trial over Harris County waste pits set to begin
Judge Caroline Baker will decide whether the three defendants were knowledgeable about the harmful effects of the contamination, and they allowed the poisonous sludge to leak out of its containment over the past half-century.
Former Pfizer site entering final stages of remediation
Once completed, the proposed new development could add up to $100 million to tax rolls.
The importance of brownfield remediation
Pursuing a brownfield remediation strategy can revitalize the economy of a community and help site owners avoid significant penalties.
Greystone psychiatric hospital demolition first requires remediation efforts
Once part of the former Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital, the remediation process will include the removal of asbestos, lead paint, mold and other hazardous materials, according to the Daily Record.
Aging gas pipelines require special consideration
While replacing all of the country's aging gas infrastructure may not be fiscally possible, environmental consultants can help ensure those areas that pose the most immediate threat are attended to, and help keep both nearby residents and property safe.
Boom in Energy Spurs Industry in the Rust Belt
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — Waist-high weeds and a crumbling old Chevy mark the entrance to a…
How should environmental compliance professionals observe National Preparedness Month?
Natural disasters create environmental risks at a wide range of commercial and industrial facilities, especially in the energy industry.
Health and environmental study for Wisconsin frac sand industry requested
Midwest Environmental Advocates, a nonprofit environmental law center, has called for for an environmental inquiry into Wisconsin's frac sand mining industry.
Well construction found to responsible for water contaminants
A recent study argued that it is well construction, not fracking, to blame for well water contaminants.
Amid construction recovery, builders must mind environmental concerns
Unresolved environmental liabilities can derail a real estate transaction or development project.
New groundwater management regulations passed by California legislature
California lawmakers have approved legislation that would regulate withdrawals from wells on private property.
City council approves $6.5 million chemical plant in Newton, Kansas
With financing arranged by the municipal government, a 20,000-square-foot chemical manufacturing facility will be constructed at the Newton City-County Airport in Kansas.
Workers continue demolition of former GM plant
Work crews are trying to fully demolish and remediate a former GM plant in Michigan.
North Dakota drillers focus on reducing gas flares
Drillers have reached the point where they need to place an increased focus on efficiency and sustainability.

