April 7, 2010
Articles
Sep 20
Experts Corner: An Update on PFAS
Media coverage has generated significant awareness of and questions about the risks of perfluoroalkyl substances, chemicals also known as PFAS.
Here, we provide...
Sep 20
Same Property, Different Conclusions: Why Environmental Site Assessments Vary From Report to Report
Some of the most common frustrations voiced by property purchasers and developers have to do with repetition and variation within the environmental due diligence process. Why is it...
Aug 21
A Guide to Pilot Testing
With recent changes to vapor regulations around the country, concerns about vapor intrusion have never been greater.
Vapor intrusion, which threatens the indoor air quality of a...
Jul 18
Untangling the Path to Due Diligence
When dealing with property acquisition, there is always some level of environmental risk. Whether you are a buyer, seller or lender, performing environmental due...
Jun 19
Regulation Watch: What's New, and What Might Be Next
Don’t be surprised if the rules of the environmental compliance road have changed since your last project.
The environmental regulation landscape is constantly changing...
Jun 18
5 Things You Need to Know About Mold
Mold is a common industrial hygiene concern with a lot of misconceptions. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), mold can be found both indoors and outdoors...
May 15
In Environmental Due Diligence: The Transaction's the Thing
Environmental due diligence is an unavoidable part of a commercial real estate transaction. But how much diligence is enough? How long will the process take? How much will it cost?...
Apr 19
Navigating NEPA
The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) is expansive, exhaustive and inescapable. For developers in the affordable housing segment, HUD approval hinges on demonstrating that...
Apr 18
How is Groundwater Sampling Done? {Infographic}
When Recognized Environmental Conditions (RECs) are found on a property, the next step of action is to...
Mar 20
How is Soil Sampling Done? {Infographic}
When a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) identifies Recognized Environmental Conditions (RECs) on a property, the next step of action is to conduct a Phase II ESA. Part of the...