Northgate is pleased to have six presentations at the upcoming Eighth International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds, which takes place in Monterey, California, May 21-24, 2012. This biennial conference draws over a thousand environmental remediation innovators and leaders from 26 countries around the world. “Improved Sustainability Assessment of Remediation Using Economic Analysis of Impacts to Environmental and Social Assets,” Session G5: Incorporating Societal and Economic Aspects into Green and Sustainable Remediation (Scott McLaughlin, Tuesday, May 22 at 3:55 pm) “Environmental Conditions Assessment and Expedited Remediation of an Active Chemical Production Facility,” Session A8: Advances in Detection and Remediation of PAHs, […]
Month: May 2012
Environmental Success Story: Northgate Receives “No Further Action” Letter for San Carlos Cleanup
Northgate is pleased to announce that the San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board has issued a “No Further Action” (NFA) letter for the 301 Industrial Road site in San Carlos, California. The NFA letter certifies Northgate’s successful cleanup of this former industrial property to an Unrestricted Use Standard, the highest standard of remediation possible. “The remedial actions completed meet the remedial goals set forth therein, and ensure protection of human health, safety and the environment, without restriction. Therefore, no further action related to the pollutant releases at the subject site is required for any use, including the planned […]
Northgate’s Grace Su Presents at the 2012 NGWA Ground Water Summit
Northgate Senior Project Engineer, Grace Su, will present at the 2012 NGWA Ground Water Summit on May 7, 2012 in Garden Grove, California. Her presentation, entitled “Three-Dimensional Capture Zone Evaluation of the Perchlorate Remediation System of the Black Mountain Industrial Complex”, is part of the Summit session “Applied Groundwater Modeling–From Classroom to Courtroom and Boardroom“. Grace will talk about the development of the regional groundwater flow model of the Black Mountain Industrial Complex and how the model was used to evaluate capture of the perchlorate plume.