April 7, 2010
Articles
Jan 29
Affordable Housing: Low Income Housing Tax Credits
Every year, several PM Environmental (PM) employees work diligently in the spring and fall to complete environmental site assessments associated with affordable housing developers...
Jan 29
Michigan's Two New Environmental Game-Changers
It’s a new year and there’s big news on the horizon for environmental regulations in Michigan. Two pieces of regulatory legislation passed at the end of 2018 are potential game changers...
Dec 18
Giving Back
One of our traditions at PM Environmental is to give back to the communities in which we reside. In fact, it happens to be one of our core values. Dedication to our business community...
Dec 17
Looking Beneath the Surface: A Primer on Underground Storage Tank Trust Funds
Could a state-supported underground storage tank (UST) trust fund offer relief for cleanup costs on your property? We address some common questions about these varied and sometimes...
Nov 20
Beyond the Balance Sheet: Understanding Environmental Liabilities in Mergers & Acquisitions
Pursuing a merger or acquisition? Make sure your valuation process considers all of the costs – including the cost of environmental compliance, deferred maintenance and legacy...
Oct 18
A Serving of Environmental Alphabet Soup
The field of environmental compliance has its own language, and it is a virtual alphabet soup of acronyms. While we won’t try to include them all, we’ve stirred together some of the...
Oct 18
Revised Requirements: Federal Underground Storage Tank Systems
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently updated their 2015 federal Underground Storage Tank (UST) regulations. The new set of requirements, which went into effect on...
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...