GSI Expands into Montana
GSI is thrilled to share the news of our expansion into the Big Sky Country of Montana with the addition of Joel Jacobson,...
GSI is thrilled to share the news of our expansion into the Big Sky Country of Montana with the addition of Joel Jacobson,...
GSI is thrilled to share the news of our expansion into the Big Sky Country of Montana with the addition of Joel Jacobson, MSc, MBA, Marie-Hélène Paré, Laura Pfister, Dave Rugh, LG, LHG, Amelia Tallman, and Dr. David Tooke.
This group brings significant expertise in Environmental Assessment, Water Resources, Geochemistry, NEPA, CERCLA, Renewables, and Permitting for the Mining, Agriculture, Industrial, and Energy sectors.
We look forward to great things ahead as part of the GSI team!
Howdy Aggies! Come meet Sabrina Wight, SHRM-CP and Rebecca R. Grant at the upcoming Sciences Career Fair September 9th 10:00 am -...
Howdy Aggies! Come meet Sabrina Wight, SHRM-CP and Rebecca R. Grant at the upcoming Sciences Career Fair September 9th 10:00 am – 3:00 pm onsite at Texas A&M University in the Memorial Student Center 2300. Gig ’em!!! #environmentalcareers #recruiting
Register today at https://lnkd.in/er7ndnJK
Special thanks to our employees on their #workanniversaries! We are grateful to have you! #employeeappreciation
Special thanks to our employees on their #workanniversaries! We are grateful to have you! #employeeappreciation
Our very own Janet Anderson PhD DABT recently co-authored a paper summarizing outcomes of presentations and breakout discussions related to #PFAS. Learn more about how...
Recent Publication! Schuyler Robinson coauthored a paper in #GeoHealth stemming from his Master’s thesis research about the pesky nontuberculous mycobacteria from riparian sources, through the aquifer,...
Recent Publication! Schuyler Robinson coauthored a paper in #GeoHealth stemming from his Master’s thesis research about the pesky nontuberculous mycobacteria from riparian sources, through the aquifer, and into water supply wells.
Read more about how the bacteria in water may then enter public water supplies where, being chlorine resistant, they outcompete competitor microbes to establish biofilms in home plumbing! #scienceeducation