SCS Blog

October 5, 2015

Is Your Solid Waste Infrastructure at Risk from Hurricanes or Flood Events?

  Additional planning can help protect your facility from severe weather. This article discusses how owner/operators can help prevent damage to their critical solid waste facilities that need to function … Continue reading Is Your Solid Waste Infrastructure at Risk from Hurricanes or Flood Events?

October 1, 2015

Emergency Response: Expectations versus Reality

Hot from the 2015 RETA conference, the SCS Emergency Response: Expectations versus Reality presentation.  Emergency Action and Emergency Response; the SCS Engineers Risk Management and Safety division have expertise in … Continue reading Emergency Response: Expectations versus Reality

October 1, 2015

Industrial Environmental Association Names Two SCS Professionals for 2015 Award

SCS Engineers’ Vice Presidents Tom Rappolt and Dan Johnson have collectively been named the 2015 IEA Associate of the Year by the Industrial Environmental Association (IEA) of San Diego. An … Continue reading Industrial Environmental Association Names Two SCS Professionals for 2015 Award

September 30, 2015

Placer County Hires SCS Engineers for Organics Management Study and Cost-Benefit Analysis

  SCS Engineers will evaluate the collection, hauling, and processing of organic material and food waste for Placer County in compliance with California’s recently adopted mandatory organics recycling law. According … Continue reading Placer County Hires SCS Engineers for Organics Management Study and Cost-Benefit Analysis

September 29, 2015

Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality issued a notice of final adoption of revised Water Quality Rules and Regulations.

The Environmental Quality Council adopted the revised rules at a public hearing in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and the final rule was filed with the Wyoming Secretary of State on September 15, … Continue reading Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality issued a notice of final adoption of revised ...