Introduction to Greenhouse Gases
Peter Barts, President and Principal Hydrogeologist at HSA Golden, was quoted in the February 14, 2014 edition of the Orlando Business Journal.
In The News
Environmental Engineering and the Mining Industry in Florida
Peter Barts, President and Principal Hydrogeologist at HSA Golden, was quoted in the February 14, 2014 edition of the Orlando Business Journal.
Environmental Litigation Support
Peter Barts, President and Principal Hydrogeologist at HSA Golden, was quoted in the February 14, 2014 edition of the Orlando Business Journal.
The Art & Science of Hydrogeology
Hydrogeology’s Role in Environmental Engineering and Waste Management Consulting
Couple Wins $1.2M in Chinese Drywall Settlement
The Miami Herald Nirvi Shah November 24, 2009 The federal government has linked some Chinese drywall to corrosion found in homes in South Florida and…
Defective Chinese Drywall Ruling Disputed
A Chinese drywall manufacturer is asking a federal appeals court to overturn a judge’s ruling that U.S. courts have jurisdiction over claims that its defective product impacted thousands of homes. For the full article from the Sarasota Herald Tribune, please click HERE.
Residents of a Boynton Beach Community To Get $24M in a Defective Chinese Drywall Settlement
Good news for residential homeowners that unknowingly purchased homes or condominiums with Chinese (defective) drywall: A $24 million settlement for …
HSA Golden / SCS Awarded Contract for Orange County, Florida, Continuing General Consulting Services for Solid Waste Management Projects
HSA Golden, in a joint venture with SCS Engineers, was awarded Orange County’s Continuing General Consulting Services for Solid Waste Management Proje…
Florida Brownfields Sites No Longer Eligible for State Tax Credits Simply for Perceived Contamination
Gov. Rick Scott signed into law a bill that prevents businesses from receiving state tax breaks simply because of perceived pollution on their propert…
Question: What’s the World’s Worst Pollutant?
The short answer (according to Popular Science): lead. The long answer: it really depends on how one defines a pollutant. For Popular Science’s arti…