
A new time-based model makes projects more achievable, less complex, and less costly. Carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) could be the foundation of a cleaner future, especially for industries where … Continue reading SCS Engineers Right-Sizes the Area of Review – AoR in Carbon Sequestration
The EPA uses the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) to identify and regulate emerging contaminants in drinking water that pose new risks to public health. Through the Contaminant Candidate List (CCL) and Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring … Continue reading Key Aspects of EPA Emerging Contaminants Actions
This educational webinar explores how critical pressure informs the definition and refinement of a carbon sequestration project’s Area of Review (AoR) under the Class VI permitting framework. The SCS experts … Continue reading Critical Pressure and Area of Review – AoR in CCS Class VI Permitting ...
The debate unfolding in California over idle or abandoned oil wells located near schools, parks, homes, and care facilities risks drifting toward a familiar misconception: confusing proximity with danger. … Continue reading Safely Developing Land with Abandoned Oil Wells
Geochemical and process design modeling identify and define mineral scaling and corrosion potentials, and then optimize flowsheets to achieve your pretreatment design targets. Effluent Limitation Guidelines (ELGs) under … Continue reading Deep Well Injection for ELG Compliance: Managing Pretreatment Design, Injectivity, and Cost Through ...
On March 27, 2026, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) announced its final regulations regarding the next phase (“Set 2”) of the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS). Earlier in the … Continue reading Renewable Fuel Standard “Set 2” Regulations
SCS is delighted to announce that Tom Mesk, CHMM, will join Justin Rauzon as an SCS Engineers National Expert on Environmental Due Diligence. At SCS, National Experts are recognized professionals … Continue reading SCS Engineers Names Tom Mesk as Due Diligence National Expert
SCS Engineers is pleased to announce that the American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists (AAEES) has selected Senior Vice President Robert (Bob) Gardner, PE, BCEE, as a recipient of … Continue reading Robert Gardner to Receive the AAEES Gordon Maskew Fair Award
Many acres of land in the U.S., including valuable coastal areas, are underutilized due to the presence of active, idle, orphaned, or abandoned oil wells. However, these wells often require … Continue reading Environmental Remediation Experts Open Up Land Recycling Options
Organics Technical Assistance Best Management Practices When people think about organic waste recycling, the first images that usually come to mind are green carts, compost piles, or the … Continue reading How the City of Alameda is Successfully Promoting Zero Waste