Entry by JoeDerhake Entry This blog is a re-post. Math is the same, but I corrected a typo and I added some clarifications (see italics). What do you do when you have groundwater sampling that shows solvent contamination and you want to infer a soil gas concentration, but you don’t have soil gas testing data? This situation comes up a lot. Maybe you are doing a Phase I ESA and kn... Read More »
Entry by JoeDerhake Entry This blog is a re-post. Math is the same, but I corrected a typo and I added some clarifications (see italics). What do you do when you have groundwater sampling that shows solvent contamination and you want to infer a soil gas concentration, but you don’t have soil gas testing data? This situation comes up a lot. Maybe you are doing a Phase I ESA and kn... Read More »
Tony Liou, president of our sister company Partner Energy, recently discussed energy efficiency and energy audits for commercial buildings on GlobeSt.com’s “The Science of Real Estate” blog. Below is a recap of what he discussed: An energy audit is often the first step in making your commercial building more efficient. The goal of an energy audit is of course to identify en... Read More »
