Remediation
Remediation decisions shape timelines, liability and community trust, so work starts with clear site insight and defensible plans. Explore the content below for insight on investigations, cleanup and closure pathways that turn uncertainty into action alongside safer reuse.
Ontario O. Reg. 406/19: 2027 Excess Soil Rules
Ontario’s excess soil landfill restriction takes effect Jan. 1, 2027. Learn how O. Reg. 406/19 affects reuse planning, QP support and project schedules.
AFFF Transition Is Not Just a Foam Swap
Removing legacy foam without addressing residual contamination, system compatibility and waste management creates serious operational and environmental risks long after the changeout is complete
Keeping Sydney Metro West Tunnelling On Track With Audit-Backed Environmental Delivery
A multi-site investigation, remediation and validation program aligned with NSW EPA accredited Site Auditor review cycles enables construction teams to progress safely and confirm site suitability
Strengthening PFAS Data Integrity Through Stage 4 Data Validation
Rigorous data review can uncover issues that summary reports do not show, protecting data integrity across the project lifecycle
Critical Thinking in Data Validation: How Small Errors Can Have Big Impacts
Critical thinking and professional judgment help uncover small data issues before they become costly project risks
Before You Buy a Brownfield: Keep the Bona Fide Prospective Purchaser Defense Intact
Environmental liability protection begins with thorough pre-acquisition due diligence, but preserving that protection requires buyers to actively manage environmental obligations after closing
Accelerating Remote Groundwater PFAS Treatment with Modular Systems
Compact deployment, remote operation and a reliable treatment design supported consistent PFAS treatment across six groundwater sites
Brownfields After the BIL Funding Peak: What EPA’s Planning Signals Reveal About 2027
Opportunity remains with U.S. EPA Brownfields Funding, but fiscal year 2027 will reward communities that combine disciplined planning, evidence-based decision-making and strong execution
Before You Buy a Brownfield, Protect the Deal With All Appropriate Inquiries
A Phase I ESA protects buyers from CERCLA liability when it is current, complete and supported by responsible action after closing
Precise Site Investigations Proactively Reveal Redevelopment Risks
Advanced technologies and targeted material characterization help uncover hidden site conditions and manage environmental liabilities before brownfield redevelopment begins
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