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Walden Environmental Engineering’s highly experienced team of engineers, geologists and hydrogeologists are fully committed to solving your environmental challenges. In fact, our list of environmental consulting services continues to grow as we continuously explore new ways to help our clients achieve and maintain regulatory compliance.
From early concept design and grant writing to emergency response and lab testing, we’re dedicated to meeting our clients’ needs. Because we understand how much is at stake, we’re willing to do whatever it takes.
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Walden’s Guide to Stormwater Management
Grappling with decades of egregious water pollution has improved the condition of America’s water. However, other...
FROM THE BLOG
Why Convert to Electric Appliances?
A recent nationwide survey of American homeowners by the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) revealed some of the reasons homeowners are switching to electric appliances over traditional fossil fuel alternatives. The top five reasons are:...
Using Rare Earth Elements to Assess Groundwater Remediation Efforts
Remediation is a term used to describe the processes through which hazardous materials or wastes (such as gasoline) and contaminants (like cleaning solvents and metals) are destroyed or removed from underground soil, groundwater, or sediment systems. The two main...
What You Should Know About Proper Waste Management
If you operate a business, you are most likely producing waste. Waste can range from general trash and recycling to hazardous, non-hazardous, or biohazardous waste. For example, a medical facility may produce biohazardous waste, while industrial and commercial...
Adopting A2L Refrigerants
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is restricting the use, production, and consumption of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) with high global warming potential (GWP) within the refrigeration, air conditioning, heat pump, fire protection, foam, and aerosol sectors. Even...