The hand is the second most common body part involved in workplace injuries. Hand injuries made up nearly 14% of all injury cases in 2018 as reported by the Bureau of Labor...
On a typical contaminated site, low permeability zones tend to be heavily under-sampled, which means critical data about contaminant mass is missed. These zones can be “charged”...
Like many mechanically-minded people, Vinny Mesuda has been taking things apart and putting them back together since he was a young child. His curiosity about how things work led...
Mass removal is a major focal point for all parties involved with an in situ thermal remediation (ISTR) project, but it is often not well defined or understood. Although the basis...
According to a Pew Research Center survey, 74% of Americans believe we “should do whatever it takes to protect the environment.” The problem is that most of us don’t know how to...
Although many of the tools used are the same, groundwater sampling is an entirely different animal than soil sampling. It can easily go wrong if you and your drilling contractor...
The volume of articles and blog posts produced each year about site characterization and remediation is overwhelming. One way to cut through it all is to find the content others...
Modern life demands yearly traditions that most of us aren’t fond of, such as spring cleaning, filing taxes, and renewing car tabs. For those working in environmental field...
Curious what others in the drilling industry learned this year? We were, too, which is why we collected the top 10 most-read blog posts in 2019 about drilling. Check out what...
In an article for the Colorado Environmental Management Society, board member and Colorado Division of Oil and Public Safety (OPS) Remediation Supervisor Rob Herbert discussed the...