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. […]
We are getting a lot of requests these days for Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), which is an indicator of an increase in the number of property transactions taking place. There seems to be a lot of property activity in the drycleaning industry right now, or there is about to be. […]
A recent post in the Cleaner & Launderer Community on Facebook really got me thinking. The question was, in essence, “Is dilution really the solution to pollution?” This phrase has been around a long time and it is representative of a common mindset related to addressing contamination is-sues. Fundamentally, the phrase refers to the practice […]
