NOW AVAILABLE! ERIS' NEW VAPOR SCREENING TOOL
ERIS has created a new tool dedicated specifically to assessing the risks associated with vapor encroachment. Add the tool to any package — and conveniently access it within ERIS Xplorer. ANALYZE, INTERPRET, REPORT all in one place.
INTRODUCING
THE MEXICO PACKAGE
Now complete coverage of North America
QUICKLY VISUALIZE
ENVIRONMENTAL DATA
NEW! INTERACTIVE MAPPING
ERIS XPLORER is a new powerful, interactive tool for overlaying and analyzing data and historical images. Order as an add-on product to any Database Report, Physical Setting Report or Historical Product, including Aerials, Topos, and Fire Insurance Maps.
REAL-TIME ENVIRONMENTAL RISK INFORMATION ERIS DIRECT SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE
A new online subscription service that provides real-time environmental risk information for properties throughout the US and Canada.
Introducing ERIS' New
Physical Setting Report
Available Now!
The ERIS PSR provides comprehensive information about the physical setting surrounding a site and includes a complete overview of topography and surface topology, in addition to hydrologic, geologic and soil characteristics. The location and detailed attributes of oil and gas wells, water wells, public water systems and radon are also included for review.
INDUSTRY NEWS
Home Insurance Co. Could Pay $27 Million for Six Superfund Sites
Dec 4, 2018 - By Bloomberg Environment: A handful of Superfund sites around the country are slated to receive $27 million from Home Insurance Co., which is being liquidated.
INSIGHT: How Interagency Cooperation Played a Critical Role During the Historic Environmental Transformation of Sparrows Point
Dec 4, 2018 - By Bloomberg Environment: The redevelopment of Sparrows Point, a former Bethlehem Steel plant, represents one of the most successful brownfield reclamation projects...
In wake of Gold King Mine spill, a study will be launched on mining pollution in Lake Powell
Nov 25, 2018 - The Colorado Sun: Heavy metals washed into Lake Powell over the decades by flash flooding will be dug up from the river deltas to assess metal concentrations.
