Seeing Beyond the Summary: Why PFAS Data Evaluation Must Go Deeper Than Level 2 False positives and negatives in PFAS lab data can mislead decisions. Learn why Level 4 data review is essential. Read More
PFAS in Consumer Products: Assessing the Risk of Dermal Exposures Products, such as bandages, baby wipes and feminine care products, may contain trace levels of PFAS due to intentional use … Read More
Virginia Water and Wastewater Rate 2024 Report is Now Available Keys to a successful technical impracticability evaluation are sound data collection, documentation and effective communication of site conditions and groundwater … Read More
Legacy CCR Rule: Planning Ahead for Monitoring CCRMUs On May 8, 2024, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) published the final Hazardous and Solid Waste Management System: Disposal … Read More
Innovative PFAS Active In-Situ Remediation Breakthroughs Don’t miss TRC’s presentation and workshop at the 40th Annual AEHS International Conference on Soils, Sediments, Water and Energy Read More
Waste Profiles vs. Waste Determinations It is a common misconception that waste profiles created by waste disposal companies suffice as “accurate determination.” While waste profiles … Read More
TDU Webinar- Bioventing Residual LNAPL Plumes TRC’s expert discusses the basics of hydrocarbon bioventing and bioventing system and well design. Two case studies are also provided … Read More
The Relationship Between Climate- Related Weather Hazards and Chemical Storage/ Emergency Preparedness Chemical Risk Management addresses the risks that harmful chemicals pose to humans and the environment. Read More
LNAPL Recovery Tips For Unconsolidated Media Light Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid (LNAPL) is a groundwater contaminant that is not soluble in water. Read More
