We recently updated our Field Services webpage to reflect the broad range of field services we offer. From monitoring well design and installation to vapor intrusion assessment, sampling and system design and more. Our technical staff is available to support your team as a seamless extension of your project support staff. Find out more by visiting our website.
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Vapor Intrusion (VI) is a contaminant exposure pathway resulting from the migration of volatile chemicals, such as petroleum and industrial solvents, from buried wastes, contaminated soil or groundwater into an overlying building with occupants. Vapor intrusion can also occur from natural sources such as radon. An unacceptable VI exposure occurs when contaminants are present in indoor air at concentrations that could
cause a risk to human health through inhalation, and/or a risk to public safety through fire or explosion. Read more.
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A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is a tool used to understand and document potential environmental risks at a site. Our infographic will help you understand if you need one, why, and what it should or could include. Read more.
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Congratulations to team members David Warwick and Derrick Lingle for being selected to present "Remedial Investigation and Remediation of the Former Marysville Power Plant Complex" at the 7th Annual AIPG Michigan Section Workshop in June. It was an honor to participate and David or Derrick would be happy to discuss the complexity of the project and lessons learned. View the slide presentation here.
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We would like to introduce you to our new team members. From left to right. Gary Blinkiewicz joined Envirologic this May as a Project Manger bringing over 24 years of multi-state environmental consulting and management experience with him. In April, we hired a talented Technical Editor, Shelbey Senkewitz, who hails from the University of Michigan. Finally, Mike Biar and Zach Curry, both Grand Valley State graduates, joined the team this March as a Project Geologist and a Project Scientist, respectively. Read more.
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In June the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) issued a bulletin that rescinded Attachment D of the 2013 Guidance Document for the Vapor Intrusion (VI) Pathway. The guidance document provides a thorough discussion of the VI pathway and presents procedures for conducting investigations and mitigation activities at sites with known or potential VI issues. Read more.
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Envirologic has broad experience working with grant and incentive programs and can assist with obtaining or leveraging financial support for redevelopment projects. We've compiled a list of "Funding Sources to Consider" to help you with the process. Read more.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency selected 172 communities and organizations across the country, including Calhoun County, Genesee County, Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (Bloomingdale Township), St. Clair County and Tuscola County in Michigan, to receive funding for brownfields revitalization. Michigan received five of the 172 awarded grants totaling $2,352,000! Congratulations to our friends and clients in St. Clair County who were awarded $400,000.
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