March is typically the time of the year that many look forward to: the days become longer, the snow starts to melt and the temperatures start to rise. In the environmental world of regulation, it is also the time of year that certain reporting requirements need to be met. One of them is the annual Community Right-to-Know (CRTK).
We’ve all heard of the phrase opportunity lies around the corner and for some, this may quite literally be true. As part of New Jersey’s efforts to attract developers and investors to underutilized properties in low-income rural and urban communities, the state has developed programs such as the Opportunity Zones program to spark interest in these properties again. The best way to do this is to offer tax incentives and exemptions, financial assistance, and other perks to those willing to develop meaningful economic opportunities.
This year has proven to be one of the best times for developers to pursue redevelopment of brownfield properties in the commercial and industrial real estate market. Due to the lack of developable land and the strong economy in the state, developers are now looking to develop brownfield properties that are usually passed over due to environmental concerns. Brownfield redevelopment is a key component in building strong local economies in New Jersey, as it returns unusable properties back to uses that benefit the community.
Entry Level Engineer
EWMA, a premier regional environmental consulting and remediation firm, is seeking motivated environmental professionals to join our expanding team at our headquarters office in Parsippany, NJ. Candidates must have a BS degree in Civil or Environmental Engineering.
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EWMA is proud to welcome our newest team members who will support our real estate, remediation and compliance services. |
Jessica Skowronski, GIS Data Specialist, has more than five years of experience in the environmental field. She is responsible for maintaining and expanding the GIS database for use in the creation of maps and data analysis. She has a broad range of experience applying cartographic principles and spatial analysis for the presentation of figures and reports for various projects and clients. Jessica has a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science from Rutgers University.
Danielle Quinn, Environmental Scientist, has five years of experience in the environmental field. She is responsible for managing the investigation and remediation of sites involved in regulatory oversight. She has a broad range of project experience from preliminary site evaluations and underground storage tank (UST) closures to comprehensive subsurface investigation and remediation services (soil, vapor, and groundwater). Additionally, she has prepared expert reports and provided testimony on cases related to contaminant migration and discharge dating. Danielle has a Bachelor of Science in Ecology & Natural Resources from Rutgers University.
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