Environmental justice is integrated into State and Federal environmental agency policy-making, thus impacting permitting, inspections, and enforcement across the nation. While specifics are evolving quickly in each state, staying abreast … Continue reading Environmental Justice: Preparing for IEPA or USEPA Inspection
A recent report from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection found well operators routinely fail to plug wells as required – thus creating many orphaned wells in the Commonwealth. State … Continue reading Federal money won’t be enough to solve Pa.’s abandoned oil and gas well ...
Implementing edible food regulations and food salvage means stepping outside traditional networks and jurisdictions to build new relationships with food producers, food recovery organizations, and other stakeholders. Some local governments … Continue reading The Next Frontier of Organics Recycling in California: Edible Food Salvage
The new Kern County composting facility designed and permitted by SCS Engineers will help reduce methane emissions (greenhouse gas) from the local landfill. Composting is an important element of sustainable … Continue reading Kern County Floats $13.6M Composting Facility to Cut Landfill Methane
In this edition of Epic Fails, Bill Lape discusses how ammonia refrigeration operators can keep themselves, their co-workers, and the public safer by maintaining extreme attention to detail. Jump … Continue reading Epic Fails: Attention to Details
