I recently offered some insight to SoCal Real Estate for an article about how developers are balancing budgeting for their due diligence while simultaneously adhering to health regulations and requirements. This is particularly important for the State of California, where regulations are stringently enforced, especially emerging hazards such as vapor intrusion. Topics discussed in the article include how to navigate historical or adaptive reuse sites, how to leverage remediation with the use of the property to save money, new technical approaches to site remediation efforts, and how evolving regulations have changed the relationships between state agencies and the technical consultant.
November 19, 2024
New Contamination Rate Data Could Help Banks Better Assess Environmental Risk By Kathryn Peacock, Principal, Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. Originally Published in The RMA Journal Kathryn Peacock’s article, featured […]
November 19, 2024
A Practical Guide to PFAS: From Phase I ESAs to Remediation Following the EPA’s 2024 ruling designating PFOA and PFOS as hazardous substances under CERCLA, managing PFAS risks in environmental […]
September 23, 2024
When it comes to PFAS risk and liability, assembling a team of experts is crucial. It is advisable that you rely on the expertise, guidance, and insights of an experienced environmental consultant, a knowledgeable environmental attorney, and a skilled insurance broker familiar with emerging contaminants.
