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February 20, 2017

SCS Advice from the Field: EPCRA Tier II Hazardous Chemical Reporting – Avoiding Common Mistakes

Understanding and correcting typical Tier II deficiencies may help companies with hazardous chemical reporting obligations avoid the recently increased penalties.   On March 1, each year facilities that use hazardous … Continue reading SCS Advice from the Field: EPCRA Tier II Hazardous Chemical Reporting – Avoiding ...

February 16, 2017

What’s Next for Route Optimization? Waste360, February 2017

We hope you find this Waste360 article helpful. http://www.waste360.com/fleets-technology/what-s-next-route-optimization Other related articles of interest include financing  and rate studies see Solid Waste Management Services at SCS Engineers. Rogoff will be leading … Continue reading What’s Next for Route Optimization? Waste360, February 2017

February 15, 2017

Water Quality Treatment Considerations for Non-Hazardous Disposal Wells Injecting Produced Fluids from Three Different Coal Mines in Illinois

Chad Milligan, P.G. of SCS Engineers is presenting a holistic approach to water quality treatment at mines. About the Presentation: Disposal of produced fluids from industrial processes is becoming more … Continue reading Water Quality Treatment Considerations for Non-Hazardous Disposal Wells Injecting Produced Fluids from Three ...

February 14, 2017

New SCS Technical Bulletin Posted: Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act Unraveled

This SCS Technical Bulletin addresses the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA).

February 13, 2017

February USWAG CCR Workshop – Alternative Capping Options and How Regulatory Agencies View Them

At the upcoming USWAG CCR Workshop Feb 22-23 in Arlington, VA, Steve Lamb and Floyd Cotter of SCS Engineers will present a session about the advantages and disadvantages of emerging alternative capping … Continue reading February USWAG CCR Workshop – Alternative Capping Options and How Regulatory Agencies View ...