The evolution of environmental laws and regulations over the past few decades have resulted in the reality that operators of drycleaners, owners of property where drycleaning has occurred and chemical suppliers or waste haulers can all be held responsible for an identified release of solvents to the ground, no matter how long ago it happened. […]
What’s worse than a bad neighbor? Different things annoy different people, so the definition of a bad neighbor is a personal thing, but I’m sure you’ve all heard from your neighbors a time or two through the years. What kind of things did they have to say? Most residents don’t take the time to call […]
For this month’s article, I’ve asked R. Scott Powell, Senior Engineer at EnviroForensics, to give us an important update on the government’s regulation of chemicals for industry. Scott advises many of our manufacturing clients regarding these issues, and this development is directly applicable to drycleaners. The use of chlorinated chemicals continues to get the squeeze […]
