During a presentation on mitigating contamination, a key consideration in raising recycling rates, Stacey Demers, project director at SCS Engineers, said a good recycling system design considers the specific “audience” … Continue reading To raise recycling rates, look to system design: SWANA
Beach erosion in the US is a severe issue, predicted to eliminate nearly half of all sandy beaches within 80 years , driven by rising sea levels, increased storm activity, … Continue reading California’s Sand Shortage – Navigating SCOUP to Protect Our Beaches
Cristobal Ramirez discusses how adaptive reuse offers a path to transform empty offices into much-needed housing. Still, success often hinges on navigating environmental hazards, structural challenges, and outdated zoning laws. … Continue reading The Promise and Peril of Adaptive Reuse
Luke Montague, Vice President and Brownfield Specialist, discusses the process of removing fire-related contamination from soil. FEMA has determined that removing the upper three to six inches of soil beneath … Continue reading LA Wildfires: Is Soil Testing Overlooked in Hazardous Debris Removal?
Bill Lape’s article in the RETA Breeze outlines the historical development and standardization of safety codes and standards for ammonia refrigeration in the United States. He covers key regulatory changes, … Continue reading Part Four, Refrigeration Standards and Codes
