One of the most important tasks for any consultant working on a Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) is the research component. The primary purpose of the ESA is to determine actual or potential sources of environmental concern that may be associated with the subject Site, as well as surrounding and nearby properties; which typically involves looking at a lot of environmental databases. Sufficient relevant data must be reviewed to confirm the site and area history, to assess current and historical activities, and to use this data to evaluate potential environmental issues. Continue reading “Data Overload – Part 1”
Data Overload – Part 1
