ERIS Originals
Upcoming Changes to the ASTM E 1527-13 ESA Standard Practice
By Nick Albergo - There are significant changes being considered by members of the ASTM Committee E50...
The 2019 Geopolitical Climate and Its Impact on CRE
By Ryan Severino - We are currently grappling with the greatest geopolitical risk in decades...
Emerging Due Diligence Issue – Cannabis-Related Facilities
By Joseph Berlin
ERIS Updates
ERIS Welcomes Jeanie Elsholz as Regional Account Manager
In her new role as Regional Account Manager, Jeanie will work directly with customers and grow ERIS’ commitment to Florida, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina.
ERIS Newsletter – September 2019
Your ERIS Team has made changes and there are new podcasts, videos, blogs & Easy Tips to hear about! There are product enhancements coming! Read all about it here…
ERIS Welcomes Ashley Miller as Regional Account Manager
In her new role as Regional Account Manager, Ashley will work directly with customers and grow ERIS’ commitment in Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and DC.
ERIS Welcomes Heather Kekac as Account Manager, Inside Sales
In her new role as Account Manager, Inside Sales, Heather will work to support ERIS US customers nationally. Heather has served clients in the environmental data services industry for the past 6 years...
Industry News
INSIGHT: The Costs to Your Community of Chasing Background Levels of PFAS
North East Biosolids & Residuals Association’s Ned Beecher examines the high costs of regulating background PFAS levels.
EPA Floats Ideas for Industries to Report Some PFAS Releases
The EPA asked Nov. 25 for information and opinions as to whether it should require companies and federal facilities that make or use certain “forever chemicals” to report when they are released and how they are managed.
House Committee Approves Far-Reaching PFAS Package
A House committee approved a legislative package late Nov. 20 that would radically change the way the federal government regulates “forever chemicals” known as PFAS.
`Forever Chemicals’ Seen Likely Polluting More Military Bases
A Pentagon task force said Wednesday it expects the number of installations potentially polluted by the so-called “forever chemicals” to increase beyond the 401 currently identified.
Climate Change Impacts Spur EPA to Improve Superfund Maps
The EPA will map the boundaries of the nation’s most toxic sites in response to a government watchdog’s concerns about climate change impacts.