Environmental Due Diligence: The Path Forward – Summary of our Panel Discussion May 12
As Canada begins to loosen restrictions, environmental professionals must carefully navigate the new normal.
The New Normal Working Environment
The New Normal Working Environment. Adjusting to the new normal during the COVID-19 health crisis has been a challenge for many consulting firms.
Environmental Consulting as an “Essential Service” in Canada
ERIS reviews pronouncements of "essential service" business sectors across Canada during the COVID-19 crisis and how they impact business continuity for environmental consulting and risk assessment.
How to Prepare for New PFAS Rules Coming in 2020
By Guy Crittenden. The management of PFAS CHEMICALS (THE “FOREVER CHEMICALS”) is one of the biggest issues in environmental risk management today.
Send in the Drones – A New Tool in Environmental Risk Research
By Kevin Grover & ERIS staff. The environmental risk assessment business changes...
Conducting a Better Phase I ESA
By Bill Leedham, P. Geo., CESA, QPESA - A few suggestions for practitioners to conduct better Phase I ESAs...
Data Overload and How to Manage It
By Bill Leedham, P. Geo., CESA, QPESA - It’s not enough to just obtain historical records or database information and include them as an appendix to an ESA report.
Potential Changes (and Charges!) to EDD in Michigan and Implications for All Jurisdictions
By Joseph Berlin, PE, EP and Nichole Mason - To comply with environmental regulations in real estate transactions, most environmental due diligence (EDD) begins with completion of a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA).
Recipe for Economic Development Success Part 3
By Brownfield Listings - Why Chicago is #1 for Corporate Investment 5 Years Running
Recipe for Economic Development Success Part 2
By Brownfield Listings - A refresher course is useful at this moment of flux
Recipe for Redevelopment Success Part 1
By Brownfield Listings - Cities Thriving in the Hottest Season of Site Selection Ever Seen