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January 2020 Land Science Newsletter

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As an experienced Program Manager with Apex Companies, LLC, Prem Neupane has an ongoing appreciation for seeing firsthand how his efforts can make a difference in site cleanup. “When I compare the before and after activities at the remediation site,” he says, “Especially those in the State Voluntary Cleanup Program, Brownfield program and sites located in urban areas, our project work continues to provide me with great satisfaction.” With 18 years of experience at Apex, Neupane has been involved in a diverse range of remediation projects. In his current role, he manages several clients, participates in business development, and manages all aspects of his project work. Learn more in our client spotlight.

Brownfield Sites Can Save 40% in Installation Time with a New Single Sheet, Spray-Applied Vapor Barrier System

MonoShield can be installed 30-40% faster than alternate plastic sheeting or HDPE systems. This saves money by reducing contractor costs and shortening the redevelopment timeline. Additionally, based on its superior durability and chemical resistance, its ability to effectively seal penetrations and seams, and a quality-tested and professional installation, MonoShield can improve indoor air quality, protect building occupants from exposure, and significantly reduce future liability, leading to immeasurable long-term cost savings. To learn more about our other Opportunity Zones tips, download the eBook.

A Cost-Effective Barrier with Superior Constructability

MonoShield is a chemically resistant and easy-to-apply barrier specifically designed as a preemptive solution for vapor intrusion at brownfield redevelopment sites. It is backed by unparalleled design support and a network of certified applicators who can ensure quality installtion. As with any construction project, but especially with regards to a voluntary preemptive action, cost is often a critical factor; MonoShield was designed with this in mind. One of the most significant advantages is reduced installation time. MonoShield can be installed 30-40% faster than alternate plastic sheeting or HDPE systems. This saves money by reducing contractor costs and shortening the

Geo-Seal Speeds Redevelopment of Former Textile Mill

This case study reviews a former textile mill that was built in 1925 and was the first plush fabric mill in the state of South Carolina. The redevelopment of the former textile mill consisted of remediation, historic preservation, and the creation of a pocket park for the city. This redevelopment will bring new jobs and businesses to the area while preserving the site’s important cultural and historical features.

Upcoming Vapor Intrusion Webinar with Dr. Blayne Hartman and Dr. Mark Kram

Land Science is pleased to present a webinar with vapor intrusion expert Dr. Blayne Hartman of Hartman Environmental Geoscience. During this webinar presentation, Dr. Hartman will discuss updates regarding vapor intrusion pathway issues, including regulatory updates. He will be joined by Dr. Mark Kram of Groundswell Technologies, who will discuss the use of vapor intrusion continuous monitoring technology. This webinar begins Wednesday, February 12th, 2020 at 11am pacific/2pm eastern.

About the Presenters:

Blayne Hartman, PhD
President, Hartman Environmental Geoscience

Dr. Hartman is a nationally recognized expert on soil vapor sampling, soil vapor analysis, and vapor intrusion. He has provided training on soil gas methods and vapor intrusion to state regulatory agencies in over 30 states. His organization, Hartman Environmental Geoscience, provides vapor intrusion, soil gas and analytical expertise.

Mark Kram, PhD
Founder and CTO, Groundswell Technologies

Dr. Mark Kram is the Founder and CTO for Groundswell Technologies, Inc., a group specializing in automated cloud based monitoring and modeling of environmental sensor and analytical instrumentation networks. Dr. Kram has over 30 years of experience using innovative environmental assessment techniques, has authored articles, national standards and book chapters on the subject.

Upcoming Events

	A&WMA 2020 Annual Seminar 1/23/2020, Buffalfo, NY Visit conference website
	SAME Small Business Day 2/6/2020, Waltham, MA Visit conference website
	Alaska Forum on the Environment 2/10 – 2/14/2020, Alaska, AK Visit conference website
	Emerging Contaminants Summit 3/10 – 3/11/2020, Westminster, CO Visit conference website
	30th Annual International Conference on Soils, Water, Energy, and Air 3/16 – 3/19/2020, San Diego, CA Visit conference website

Questions?

REGENESIS has remediation experts based worldwide to assist you in your brownfield site cleanup. As the technology leader in advanced bioremediation solutions, we can help ensure success on your next remediation project. Use the map on our website to find your regional REGENESIS contact today.

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December 2019 Land Science Newsletter

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Blayne Hartman PhD, President of Hartman Environmental Geoscience

As a nationally recognized expert on soil vapor sampling, soil vapor analysis, and vapor intrusion, Blayne Hartman, PhD, President of Hartman Environmental Geoscience continues to leverage his 40 years of experience to provide solution leadership on soil gas methods and vapor intrusion to regulatory agencies in over 35 states, and counting. Although he has amassed diverse experience in a specialized field, he is currently focusing his efforts on indoor air testing. He shares, “I currently do indoor air testing around the country using high-resolution, real-time analyzers. Over the years I’ve developed expertise in the testing of vapors for a suite of volatile compounds that the EPA has strict regulations on.” Learn more in our client spotlight.

Webinar on Continuous Monitoring Data

Land Science is pleased to present a webinar with vapor intrusion experts, Dr. Blayne Hartman of Hartman Environmental and Dr. Mark Kram of Groundswell Technologies. During this webinar presentation, Dr.s Hartman and Kram discuss updates regarding vapor intrusion pathway issues, as well as the use of continuous monitoring data. Vapor intrusion continues to be a hot topic among environmental practitioners and represents an opportunity in the industry for firms to expand in providing informed and proper VI guidance and best practices for their clients’ sites. The recording of this free webinar is now available.

About the Presenters:

Blayne Hartman, PhD
President, Hartman Environmental Geoscience

Mark Kram, PhD
Founder and CTO, Groundswell Technologies

FAQ: The Vapor Intrusion Pathway

The questions summarized in this FAQ as part of the Land Science “Distinguished Speaker” webinar series, were provided by our guest presenters, Blayne Hartman, PhD and Mark Kram, PhD in response to questions fielded throughout the webinar presentation. REGENESIS and Land Science are grateful to both Dr. Hartman and Dr. Kram for sharing their expertise. Land Science is dedicated to providing relevant, industry-leading content in support of client partners globally.

Effective Use of Vapor Mitigation Systems Speeds Up Approvals and Creates a Safe Indoor Environment

In situations where groundwater contaminants at brownfield properties are either too difficult or expensive to remove, it is necessary to mitigate the human health risks posed by vapors entering overlying structures. An effective vapor barrier system can reduce those risks while lowering the cost of site remediation and expediting construction. Opportunity Zones, many of which are environmentally impacted properties, can be an excellent vehicle for investment and allow developers to generate value for both themselves and local communities. To learn more about our other Opportunity Zones tips, download the eBook.

A New Vapor Barrier with Unparalleled Chemical Resistance

The Land Science research and development team of scientists have invested years in developing the TerraShield vapor barrier system. The innovative use of two separate layers of combined within flexible polyethylene results in the TerraBase layer having >100X greater chemical resistance compared to HDPE (10mil)TerraShield was designed specifically to eliminate risk of exposure by employing innovative technologies to provide best-in-class chemical resistance and durability. Backed by a robust warranty and installed by Land Science-certified applicators, each TerraShield installation is rigorously tested to ensure the quality of every seal and ultimately the complete vapor barrier system installed. Learn more about TerraShield using the link below.

A New Advanced Nitrile Composite Barrier System

Nitra-Seal employs a chemically resistant nitrile latex. Nitrile is recognized throughout the environmental engineering industry as being chemically resistant and is often used in personal protective equipment when working on hazardous waste sites (e.g. nitrile gloves). Laboratory testing has shown up to 10X higher chemical resistance when compared to any other vapor barrier material on the market. Nitra-Seal has been lab-tested and proven to be highly effective against VOCs like chlorinated solvents and petroleum contaminants, and methane. Learn more about Nitra-Seal using the below.

A Cost-Effective Barrier with Superior Constructability

The Original Composite Barrier System Adapted from Waterproofing Materials

Geo-Seal is a sub-slab composite barrier system designed for waterproofing and adapted for use in blocking low concentrations of chemical vapors on brownfield sites. Geo-Seal is placed between the building foundation and the soil pad to minimize water vapors and minor concentrations of chemical vapors from permeating through the slab. Geo-Seal is rapidly applied and a broad certified applicator network is available. Learn more about Geo-Seal using the link below.

As risk standards and other compliance issues associated with contaminant vapor intrusion continually evolve, engineered controls like those offered by Land Science provide a practical, cost effective solution to eliminate risks. Recent advances in contaminant vapor intrusion mitigation developed by Land Science have assisted developers, engineering firms, regulators, and land owners by providing technically sound solutions effectively mitigating these issues. Download the brochure to learn more about vapor intrusion solutions.

Upcoming Events

	NGWA Groundwater Week 12/3 – 12/5/2019, Las Vegas, NV Visit conference website
	A&WMA 2020 Annual Seminar 1/23/2020, Buffalfo, NY Visit conference website
	SAME Small Business Day 2/6/2020, Waltham, MA Visit conference website
	Alaska Forum on the Environment 2/10 – 2/14/2020, Alaska, AK Visit conference website
	Emerging Contaminants Summit 3/10 – 3/11/2020, Westminster, CO Visit conference website
	30th Annual International Conference on Soils, Water, Energy, and Air 3/16 – 3/19/2020, San Diego, CA Visit conference website

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November 2019 Land Science Newsletter

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Managing Principal for ATON Langan Discusses Environmental Strategies for Protecting Assets

For Ron Carroll, owner and Managing Principal of ATON LLC, choosing a career in environmental remediation was both a personal and professional choice. That’s because when he was younger, Mr. Carroll lived near and had friends who were impacted by the Times Beach dioxin cleanup project in the St. Louis area. As a result of toxic chemicals being mixed with oil and applied to roads for dust control, a massive cleanup was initiated in St. Louis County. Consequently, the EPA ended up buying many of the homes within the town to facilitate an effective cleanup in the area. Understandably, this environmental hazard and subsequent remediation project left an indelible impression on Mr. Carroll. Learn more in our client spotlight.

7 Reasons to Hire a Land Science Certified Applicator

The effectiveness of a vapor intrusion mitigation (VIM) system depends on the quality of its installation. Improper installation can lead to vapors entering occupied spaces, potentially harming human health, and exposing the owners to legal liability. In order to minimize the possibility of system failure, it is highly advisable to hire an applicator who has undergone a rigorous certification process demonstrating they can meet strict manufacturer installation standards. Hiring an applicator who has not been certified can lead to substandard installation, system failure, and increased risk to human health. Download the ebook to learn more.

5 Reasons to Consider a Preemptive Vapor Barrier to Protect Your Property Investment

Historically, easily-punctured thin-mil plastic sheets or inflexible and difficult-to-seal High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Barriers were the only option for vapor mitigation at large warehouses or sites where regulatory requirements were not a driving risk factor. These solutions offered either chemical resistance or constructability, but not both. Composed of an innovative, metalized-film, MonoShield sets the standard for preventing diffusion and permeation of chemical vapors. Its nitrile-based asphalt latex ensures a seal far more effective and easier to apply than tape-based or heat-welded systems. Download the ebook to learn more.

MonoShield Vapor Barrier Installed at Former Hazel Park Raceway Speeds Up Redevelopment

The former Hazel Park Raceway was located in a designated Opportunity Zone, which was established by the US Federal Treasury to encourage businesses to invest in blighted properties by providing tax incentives. Hazel Park welcomed the economic development and the promise of future jobs coming to the community through this key redevelopment project. With MonoShield offering a more reliable, cost-effective solution, the project was assured of meeting milestones and staying on time and on budget.

Download Brochure: MonoShield Reinforced Aluminum Vapor Barrier

Tip 9 To Maximize Your Investment With Opportunity Zones

Retro-Coat can be used in situations where structures cannot be torn down. This chemically resistant coating can allow property owners to protect their tenants and investment with little down time. Applying Retro-Coat can provide a building owner with long-term assurance that the vapor intrusion risk has been successfully mitigated, while at the same time, reducing the overall mitigation cost and avoiding the need to alter the building’s foundation. To learn more about our other Opportunity Zones tips, download the eBook.

Upcoming Events

	NGWA Groundwater Week 12/3 – 12/5/2019, Las Vegas, NV Visit conference website
	A&WMA 2020 Annual Seminar 1/23/2020, Buffalfo, NY Visit conference website
	SAME Small Business Day 2/6/2020, Waltham, MA Visit conference website
	Alaska Forum on the Environment 2/10 – 2/14/2020, Alaska, AK Visit conference website
	Emerging Contaminants Summit 3/10 – 3/11/2020, Westminster, CO Visit conference website
	30th Annual International Conference on Soils, Water, Energy, and Air 3/16 – 3/19/2020, San Diego, CA Visit conference website

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October 2019 Land Science Newsletter

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When it comes to playing a part in cleaning up the environment, Matt Ambrusch, Environmental Project Manager for Langan, realizes he has a responsibility to help ensure healthy and safe communities. Throughout his career, Ambrusch has made significant contributions to the success of his clients and their projects, particularly in the field of pneumatic technologies. He states, “My personal focus has been on pneumatic solutions that include air sparging, soil vapor extraction, multi-phase extraction, vapor mitigation, and even methane mitigation and collection. I also help lead the charge to develop and grow our two-dimensional and three-dimensional pneumatic modeling practice,” Learn more in our client spotlight.

6 Reasons to Specify a Vapor Barrier Offering the Highest Level of Chemical Resistance

For properties where there is underlying contamination that cannot be removed and represents a serious risk to human health, it is important to have a solution that can effectively mitigate that risk and provide both building occupants and owners assurances that they are shielded from physical and financial harm. TerraShield offers a higher level of protection compared to any vapor barrier system available today. With industry- leading standards for installation along with robust warranty options, there is simply no better option on the market for industrial, commercial, or residential vapor intrusion mitigation.

Download Brochure: TerraShield Aluminum Nitrile Vapor Barrier

TerraShield is a significant step forward for vapor intrusion barriers. Employing an innovative dual-metalized film technology, TerraShield provides superior chemical resistance over any existing vapor barrier currently on the market. Download the brochure to learn more about TerraShield.

When considering an investment in Opportunity Zones, it is important to choose a vapor barrier system offering the highest chemical resistance. Nitra-Core is lab-tested to be up to 10x more effective than typical spray-applied SBR asphalt material. To learn more about our other Opportunity Zones tips, download the eBook.

Webinar Recording Now Available

Incorporating CSIA in Vapor Intrusion Investigations

Land Science presented a webinar with Dora Taggart, President of Microbial Insights, Inc., and Sam Rosolina, PhD, Analytical Chemist and Manager of the Compound Specific Isotope Analysis (CSIA) Laboratory at Microbial Insights. In this webinar, Dora and Sam discussed incorporating CSIA in vapor intrusion investigations. They were joined by Tom Szocinski, CEP, Director of Vapor Intrusion at Land Science, who discussed innovative new vapor barrier technologies that are more protective and more cost-effective. The recording of this free webinar is now available.

About the Presenters:

Dora Taggart
President, Microbial Insights, Inc.

Dora Taggart is the President of Microbial Insights, Inc. in Knoxville, Tennessee. She received a Biomedical Engineering degree from Vanderbilt University and has focused on the optimization and implementation of molecular tools for environmental remediation, microbiologically-influenced corrosion and microbial source tracking. Since joining Microbial Insights in 2001, she has developed and commercialized over 60 different nucleic acid-based analyses. Under her direction, Microbial Insights has become a worldwide provider of molecular tools for leading consulting firms, government agencies and academia. Ms. Taggart runs national and international workshops on these tools. She has more than 20 peer reviewed co-authored publications and is often invited to speak at conferences around the world.

Sam Rosolina, PhD
CSIA Lab Director, Microbial Insights, Inc.

Sam Rosolina is Director of the Compound Specific Isotope Analysis (CSIA) Laboratory at Microbial Insights. Dr. Rosolina received his B.A. in Chemistry from Berea College in Kentucky and went on to complete a PhD in Analytical Chemistry at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Sam is constantly working to broaden the scope of remediation analysis through the implementation of cutting edge methods and instrumentation, and is focused on making these analytical methods more accessible overall.

Tom Szocinski, CEP
Director of Vapor Intrusion, Land Science

Tom Szocinski is the Director of Vapor Intrusion of the Land Science division of REGENESIS, Inc. In his role, Tom provides executive leadership, market strategy and sales support, while further strengthening relationships with state and federal regulators, applicators and environmental consultants. Tom is a nationally recognized vapor intrusion expert with over 14 years’ experience as an environmental scientist, focusing on vapor intrusion assessment and mitigation, remediation, site assessment, and Brownfield site management. He has served on both state and federal regulatory vapor intrusion review boards, assisting with development of vapor intrusion and mitigation guidance, regulations, and exposure criteria

Upcoming Events

	Northwest Remediation Conference 10/3/2019, Tacoma, WA Visit conference website
	Remediation Technologies Symposium 2019 10/16 – 10/18/2019, Banff, AB Visit conference website
	35th Annual International Conference on Soils, Sediments, Water, and Energy 10/21 – 10/24/2019, Amherst, MA Visit conference website
	Railroad Environmental Conference 10/22 – 10/23/2019, Urbana, IL Visit conference website
	GRA Remediation Conference 11/13 – 11/14/2019, Santa Ana, CA Visit conference website
	NGWA Groundwater Week 12/3 – 12/5/2019, Las Vegas, NV Visit conference website

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CASE STUDY: Big Box Retail Store Receives “No Further Action” Status after Geo-Seal Application

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Project Highlights

Incorporated the new Illinois Environmental Protection Agency’s (IEPA) Tiered Approach to Corrective Action Objectives (TACO) legislation vapor intrusion regulations
Geo-Seal® applied to 150,000 square feet of commercial space
Geo-Seal® application helped obtain a “No Further Action” letter

Project Summary

Geo-Seal was selected to mitigate vapor intrusion at a new retail development in Skokie, Illinois. The former industrial site was contaminated with chlorinated solvents (PCE, TCE, DCE and VC) and regulatory agencies required mitigation. A developer purchased the underutilized 15-acre light industrial business park for redevelopment and initial due diligence investigations identified numerous environmental issues on the property.

Geo-Seal was applied to 150,000-square-feet of retail space and the applicator was able to meet union labor guidelines for the project. Vapor intrusion risks were also mitigated at a fast-food restaurant and bank on-site through the application of Geo-Seal. The site was issued a draft “No Further Remediation” letter with the final letter issued upon completion of the engineered barriers constructed as part of the redevelopment.

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Combined Technologies Treat High Vapor and TCE Levels at Michigan Facility

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Project highlights

Redeveloped facility delivers jobs to Michigan community
Simultaneous use of Retro-Coat^™ and Vapor-Vent^™
reduced number of SSD points
Approximately 30,000 square feet of Retro-Coat successfully applied
Retro‐Coat provided a durable finish for vehicle traffic and heavy equipment in a manufacturing setting

Project summary

St. Johns-based F.C. Mason company was provided a $1 million Clean Michigan Initiative Brownfields grant from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) to move its operations to the former Federal Mogul manufacturing facility which was vacated in 2008. F.C. Mason Company was founded in 1898 and specializes in manufacturing parts for agricultural, construction and industrial equipment. The acquisition of the 265,00-square-foot facility allows F.C. Mason Company to expand operations and bring back valuable jobs to Clinton County. Michigan-based Soil and Materials Engineers, Inc. (SME) was consulted to address the suspected environmental and vapor intrusion concerns resulting from years of manufacturing activities at the site.

Trichloroethylene (TCE) contaminated areas were present in one section of the building. In 2009, in situ chemical treatment of the “hot spot” areas was conducted employing RegenOx^® technology (REGENESIS^®, San Clemente, CA). However, a vapor intrusion condition was later identified and mitigation was needed. Retro‐Coat was selected to be used in conjunction with an active sub‐slab depressurization (SSD) system. By simultaneously utilizing the two mitigation approaches, SME was able to reduce the number of SSD points in the design and the total area requiring the vapor intrusion barrier coating. MDEQ approved of the plan. A certified Retro‐Coat applicator installed 6 mils of red Retro-Coat Primer and 20 mils of grey Retro-Coat along with a broadcasted aggregate to provide a non-slip surface. The contrast in color between Primer and Retro-Coat allows the clear identification of wear over time, prompting repair if needed, and ensuring long‐term protection from vapor intrusion.

Technology Description

Retro‐Coat^™ Vapor Intrusion Coating System is a complete product line that consists of chemically resistant materials to protect existing structures from the threat of contaminant vapor intrusion without the need for additional concrete protection. The Retro‐Coat system has been subjected to rigorous testing procedures to prove its ability to combat the most aggressive chemical vapors. The system is rated for industrial use providing a durable finished surface suitable for vehicular traffic. Retro‐Coat coating technology was specifically developed for vapor intrusion.

Vapor‐Vent^™ is a low profile vent system that can be used in lieu of slotted PVC pipe. The speed of installation and the proximity of the vent to the barrier provide cost savings and performance benefits compared to other technologies.

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A Cost-Effective Barrier with Superior Constructability

Geo-Seal Speeds Redevelopment of Former Textile Mill

Upcoming Vapor Intrusion Webinar with Dr. Blayne Hartman and Dr. Mark Kram

About the Presenters:

Blayne Hartman, PhD President, Hartman Environmental Geoscience

Mark Kram, PhD Founder and CTO, Groundswell Technologies

Upcoming Events

A&WMA 2020 Annual Seminar

SAME Small Business Day

Alaska Forum on the Environment

Emerging Contaminants Summit

30th Annual International Conference on Soils, Water, Energy, and Air

Questions?

Webinar on Continuous Monitoring Data

About the Presenters:

Blayne Hartman, PhD President, Hartman Environmental Geoscience

Mark Kram, PhD Founder and CTO, Groundswell Technologies

FAQ: The Vapor Intrusion Pathway

A New Vapor Barrier with Unparalleled Chemical Resistance

A New Advanced Nitrile Composite Barrier System

A Cost-Effective Barrier with Superior Constructability

The Original Composite Barrier System Adapted from Waterproofing Materials

Upcoming Events

NGWA Groundwater Week

A&WMA 2020 Annual Seminar

SAME Small Business Day

2/6/2020, Waltham, MA Visit conference website

Alaska Forum on the Environment

2/10 – 2/14/2020, Alaska, AK Visit conference website

Emerging Contaminants Summit

3/10 – 3/11/2020, Westminster, CO Visit conference website

30th Annual International Conference on Soils, Water, Energy, and Air

3/16 – 3/19/2020, San Diego, CA Visit conference website

Questions?

7 Reasons to Hire a Land Science Certified Applicator

5 Reasons to Consider a Preemptive Vapor Barrier to Protect Your Property Investment

MonoShield Vapor Barrier Installed at Former Hazel Park Raceway Speeds Up Redevelopment

Download Brochure: MonoShield Reinforced Aluminum Vapor Barrier

Upcoming Events

NGWA Groundwater Week

12/3 – 12/5/2019, Las Vegas, NV Visit conference website

A&WMA 2020 Annual Seminar

1/23/2020, Buffalfo, NY Visit conference website

SAME Small Business Day

2/6/2020, Waltham, MA Visit conference website

Alaska Forum on the Environment

2/10 – 2/14/2020, Alaska, AK Visit conference website

Emerging Contaminants Summit

3/10 – 3/11/2020, Westminster, CO Visit conference website

30th Annual International Conference on Soils, Water, Energy, and Air

3/16 – 3/19/2020, San Diego, CA Visit conference website

Questions?

6 Reasons to Specify a Vapor Barrier Offering the Highest Level of Chemical Resistance

Download Brochure: TerraShield Aluminum Nitrile Vapor Barrier

Webinar Recording Now Available

About the Presenters:

Dora Taggart President, Microbial Insights, Inc.

Sam Rosolina, PhD CSIA Lab Director, Microbial Insights, Inc.

Tom Szocinski, CEP Director of Vapor Intrusion, Land Science

Upcoming Events

Northwest Remediation Conference

10/3/2019, Tacoma, WA

Remediation Technologies Symposium 2019

10/16 – 10/18/2019, Banff, AB

35th Annual International Conference on Soils, Sediments, Water, and Energy

10/21 – 10/24/2019, Amherst, MA

Railroad Environmental Conference

10/22 – 10/23/2019, Urbana, IL

GRA Remediation Conference

11/13 – 11/14/2019, Santa Ana, CA

NGWA Groundwater Week

12/3 – 12/5/2019, Las Vegas, NV

Questions?

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Blayne Hartman, PhD
President, Hartman Environmental Geoscience

Mark Kram, PhD
Founder and CTO, Groundswell Technologies

Blayne Hartman, PhD
President, Hartman Environmental Geoscience

Mark Kram, PhD
Founder and CTO, Groundswell Technologies

2/6/2020, Waltham, MA
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2/10 – 2/14/2020, Alaska, AK
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3/10 – 3/11/2020, Westminster, CO
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3/16 – 3/19/2020, San Diego, CA
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12/3 – 12/5/2019, Las Vegas, NV
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1/23/2020, Buffalfo, NY
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2/6/2020, Waltham, MA
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2/10 – 2/14/2020, Alaska, AK
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3/10 – 3/11/2020, Westminster, CO
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3/16 – 3/19/2020, San Diego, CA
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Dora Taggart
President, Microbial Insights, Inc.

Sam Rosolina, PhD
CSIA Lab Director, Microbial Insights, Inc.

Tom Szocinski, CEP
Director of Vapor Intrusion, Land Science