Remediation Journal Top Cited Article 2020-2021

📃🔍 HUGE Congratulations to Chuck Newell, David Adamson, Poonam Kulkarni, P.E., Blossom Nzeribe, Ph.D., and Hans Stroo for their Top Cited Article of 2020-2021! #pfas #environmental #authors #GSI #nerds 👉👉 Read the article...

📃🔍 HUGE Congratulations to Chuck NewellDavid AdamsonPoonam Kulkarni, P.E.Blossom Nzeribe, Ph.D., and Hans Stroo for their Top Cited Article of 2020-2021! #pfas #environmental #authors #GSI #nerds

👉👉 Read the article at linkedin

 

Proposed California Stormwater Permit for Commercial, Industrial, and Institutional Facilities (CII Permit)

Timothy Simpson, Matthew Lentz, Chris Hsu recently hosted a 1-hour webinar for container terminal operators in California to provide information regarding a proposed stormwater permit...

Timothy SimpsonMatthew LentzChris Hsu recently hosted a 1-hour webinar for container terminal operators in California to provide information regarding a proposed stormwater permit under development by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board – Los Angeles Region (LARWQCB) for commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities (CII Permit). The CII Permit is being developed in conjunction with USEPA Region 9’s use of their Residual Designation Authority to require NPDES Permits for stormwater dischargers not currently defined/regulated under the Clean Water Act. The CII Permit will apply to designated sites 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 5 𝐚𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐬 𝐨𝐫 𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞 of impervious area located in the Dominguez Channel/Greater Los Angeles and Long Beach Harbor Watershed and Los Cerritos Watershed.

🙏 We would like to thank Jennie Newman and Milasol Gaslan with LARWQCB for participating in the webinar and helping to answer questions.

👉 For more information and to learn more about how the proposed CII permit may impact your facility, download the attached slide deck here and contact GSI at stormwater@gsienv.com.

#commercial #industrial #institutionalfacilities #stormwater #proposed #permit #CIIPermit #CII

GSI in ESTCP Blog

SERDP & ESTCP selected projects to develop cost-effective remedial technologies for matrices impacted by #PFAS resulting from the use of AFFF formulations. Read more on...

SERDP & ESTCP selected projects to develop cost-effective remedial technologies for matrices impacted by #PFAS resulting from the use of AFFF formulations. Read more on Dr. ‘s projects below! #mna #groundwater

https://lnkd.in/etscjNRpNovel Treatments for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substance (PFAS)-Impacted Matrices (serdp-estcp.org)

GSI Presenting at Dallas Bar Association

Join Dr. Stephen Richardson, PE, Lila Beckley, PG, Jim McDade, P.E., and Alison Denn, P.G. at today's Dallas Bar Association Environmental Law Sections Online Webinar. They will be providing...

Join Dr. Stephen Richardson, PE, Lila Beckley, PG, Jim McDade, P.E., and Alison Denn, P.G. at today’s Dallas Bar Association Environmental Law Sections Online Webinar. They will be providing an update on #Coal #Combustion #Residuals.

Coal Combustion Residuals (CCR): Where We’ve Been and Where We’re Heading

👉👉 Register today at ONLINE Environmental Law Section – DBA Calendar (dallasbar.org)

 

GSI on the EPA’s Science Advisory Panel

⭐ Last week our very own Philip Goodrum, Ph.D., DABT was privileged to serve on a Science Advisory Panel for the US Environmental Protection...

⭐ Last week our very own Philip Goodrum, Ph.D., DABT was privileged to serve on a Science Advisory Panel for the  Science to Achieve Results (STAR) Program, which expects to fund up to six research programs, including early career investigators, that responded to a solicitation entitled, “Development of Innovative Approaches to Assess the Toxicity of Chemical Mixtures.”  The panel convened during the week of Feb 15-18, 2022 to provide feedback to the Agency on each application received in response to the Request for Applications (RFA, Oct 8 – Dec 8, 2021).

EPA’s goal with this RFA is to develop data, tools, and strategies that integrate in vitro, in silico, and/or non-mammalian in vivo methods that can contribute to decision-making science associated with toxicity evaluation and human health assessment of chemical mixtures.  Examples of chemical mixtures that are of current public health concern that USEPA identified include per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), phthalates, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), and disinfection by-products (DBPs).

#chemical #mixtures #health #concern #pfas #pah #dbp

👉👉 For more information on this STAR grant program, visit https://lnkd.in/ev9GhQHK