Low permeability zones are a heavily under-sampled component at contaminated sites. These zones can be “charged” or “loaded” by diffusion processes over a period of decades, and...
As an environmental consultant, there are a lot of different technologies and methodologies you must understand. Whether you need to drill, characterize a project site, or...
Before remediation project planning can begin, it’s important to know what contaminants are present, in what quantities, and where they’re located. Traditional characterization...
Are you getting the most from your HRSC data? The MIHPT high resolution site characterization tool provides an unprecedented opportunity to optimize your remediation approach on...
In the last two years, there has been an increase in news coverage surrounding PFAS contamination, as well as renewed prioritization from the federal and state governments...
Choosing the right set of tools is often the focus of high resolution site characterization (HRSC) program design, but tool selection is only one of three important steps to...
Many consultants have raised concerns on injected remedies, saying they take too long, are too expensive, and have a hard time achieving their expectations But what if that wasn’t...
MIHPT gives us a good understanding of how contaminant mass is distributed in course of fine grained soils. Whether or not to try to remediate either or both depends on overall...
Not all environmental sampling methods were created equal, and the technology selected (and subsequent data collected) sets a foundation for the rest of the project. Understanding...