Groundwater & Water

Effective Soil Remediation Techniques Effective soil and groundwater remediation strategies are essential for safeguarding human health and the environment, especially in regions impacted by industrial pollution. Discover the secrets to restoring our planet’s soil and water—before it’s too late! In Situ Remediation Technologies In situ remediation involves treating the contaminated soil without removing it from

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Discover the essential practices for managing waste, soil, and water to comply with regulations and support environmental sustainability. Unlock the secrets to eco-friendly compliance: transform waste and water management with cutting-edge solutions! Dive into our latest insights on innovative recycling techniques and advanced treatment processes, paving the way for environmental stewardship. Learn how to navigate

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iEnvi Consultant at PFAS site

Understanding site contamination in environmental management necessitates a comprehensive strategy. Unlock the secrets to battling site contamination with Conceptual Site Models (CSMs)—your ultimate guide in the environmental management toolkit! This revised introduction combines an NLP-friendly opening with an engaging hook designed to captivate YouTube viewers, encouraging them to pause their current viewing and delve into

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Innovative solutions and strategies for managing soil and water contamination are explored by iEnvironmental Australia, addressing a critical issue in environmental conservation and rehabilitation. Discover how cutting-edge technology is revolutionizing the fight against soil and water contamination, offering hope for a cleaner, healthier planet. Cutting-Edge Technologies for Soil and Water Remediation Advancements in technology have

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A growing area of Environmental contamination is PFAS contamination. PFAS are per and poly fluoro alkyl substances, a group of manufactured chemicals that have been used since the 1950s in a range of common household products and specialty applications, including in the manufacture of nonstick cookware; fabric, furniture and carpet stain protection applications; food packaging;

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coatings-environmental-management

iEnvi previously prepared a long term environmental management plan (LTEMP) for a coatings manufacturing facility after a detailed site investigation (DSI), remediation and validation of soil groundwater were completed, to set out the principles for long term environmental management of residual solvent hydrocarbon contaminated groundwater and soil at the site. The LTEMP was also a

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hydraulic-conductivity-slug

‘Slug tests’ are are commonly used as part of a risk assessment to help us determine groundwater contaminant flows. In this case groundwater and dissolved petroleum hydrocarbon horizontal flow velocity and contaminant transport risk offsite from a facility to the north of Sydney. Our graduate Jessica showed her handy skills by putting together this beautifully

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auto recycling environmental site investigation

iEnvi was engaged by an automotive recycling company to undertake a preliminary site investigation at a recycling facility in Melbourne, Victoria. The company wished to refinance the site and require an assessment of the level of environmental and human health risk associated with the automotive recycling processes and chemicals at the site. iEnvi completed historical

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construction-environmental-management

iEnvi were engaged by an engineering firm on behalf of a regional council to undertake a Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP) and components of an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the construction of a sports complex. The CEMP was required for development approval of the site.  The construction processes included clearing of existing vegetation, major

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erosion sediment control

Envi was engaged by a construction company to review and update the erosion sediment control plan (ESCP) as part of the construction environmental management plan (CEMP) for a State Significant development site in the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. The update was necessary to address inadequate erosion sediment controls of the original ESCP identified at the site.

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