I am working on a project that at the initial project team meetings and scorecard review it was indicated that the Phase 1 ESA had been done and that there were no significant issues. Now, I have...

Generally speaking, is the presence of lead paint in an existing school from the 1950's cause for concern and must be addressed or else the prerequisite is not satisfied? More specifically, if...

I'm Having the same problem in a project in Egypt , as Ministry of Environment only provide Environmental Impact Assessment which is totally different from Environmental...

In Germany, the law dictates an ESA, but the assessment is done according to Local norms and legislation and the qualifications of assessors is deturmined also by Local norms and legislation....

We are finalizing our submission for a LEED for Schools, v2007. Our project team was unable to remediate a portion of contamination on-site since the oil is trapped under an existing concrete...

Can a Phase I be eliminated by moving directly to a Phase II assessment?

If doing a 3,700 sf building in the corner of an existing 18 acre school campus, does the Phase I and possibly Phase II assessment need to be for the entire campus or just the area within the...

We are constructing a new school on a U.S. Army base. The local school district is building the school on a leased tract of land, owned by the Department of Defense (DoD).

A portion of the...

We are building a new classroom building on an existing school site. We did not perform a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, but did perform soils testing to ensure compliance with California...

The building is on a campus owned by the school for over 150 years. Before that, the land was part of a farming community. It's pretty much impossible for it to be contaminated. Could we get an...