Considerations for Meeting Site Goals on In Situ Thermal Remediation Projects
Consultants and site owners working on thermal remediation projects can avoid costly mistakes such as inadequate shallow treatment, shallow contaminant condensation, loss of...
Tackling Diversity in a Male-Dominated Industry - How Cascade is Taking a Proactive Approach to Diversity and Inclusion
It’s no secret that the majority of field-level employees within the Environmental and Geotechnical Drilling and Field Services industries are men. At Cascade, we’ve identified...
High-Resolution Site Characterization Reduces Risk Through An Adaptive Management Approach
Whenever environmental remediation professionals work on a subsurface cleanup, uncertainty lies everywhere. Risk, however, can be reduced with a better understanding of...
How to Choose the Right Thermal Technology
When a contaminated site fits the right characteristics where in situ thermal remediations (ISTR) may be a consideration, determining which of the three most commonly implemented...
Job Site Safety is in Your Hands
According to the US Department of Commerce, “striking against” and “caught between” are two of the leading causes of disabling accidents, and the majority of these are hand...
Successful Environmental Remediation Project Management Skills and Attributes
Success on a remediation project depends on many moving parts working together towards accomplishing a common goal. In part one of our Meet the Experts behind Cascade Thermal blog...
A New Level of Recruiting for the Environmental Industry
At Cascade, we’re not only interested in convincing people to work for our company – we’re focused on the further development and sustainability of the environmental...
Treating Dioxins Left Over From Agent Orange in Vietnam – A Dream Come True
Thirty years ago, I learned about the use of Agent Orange in Vietnam and the effect on the people who came in contact with the chemicals. This, along with knowledge gained from...
General Safety Tips: Injection Sites
Injection sites often employ much of the same equipment that a drilling site will employ, and many of the hazards associated with the setup of a standard drilling site are the...
Proprietary Soil Sampling Technology Makes Light Work of Coarse Alluvial Material
Collecting samples in coarse alluvial gravels isn’t always simple. Often times, when faced with unconsolidated, coarse alluvial material, typical in areas throughout the western...
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