Environmental Echo with PWGC's Paul K. Boyce

Paul Boyce sits down with Alana Miller, the Senior Northeast District Technical Manager at Regenesis, and Derek Ersbak, PG, Vice President of PWGC to discuss scientific solutions for detoxifying and purifying groundwater. This is an an in-depth technical discussion on the chemistry that alleviates contamination from the ground.

Alana Miller is the Senior Northeast District Technical Manager at Regensis. Alana Miller has seven years of experience in the environmental industry and holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Princeton University. Her experience includes field and laboratory research with the Princeton Environmental Institute. Alana also worked as an environmental consultant on brownfield projects across New York City. In her current role at Regenesis, Alana works with environmental consulting and engineering firms to develop remedial approaches by offering design, application, and performance review services for in-situ groundwater and soil remediation.

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Paul Boyce, PE, PG, President/CEO of PWGC, sits down with Lisa Broughton, Suffolk County Energy Director, and Climate Action Coordinator, to discuss Suffolk County’s goals and objectives for clean energy across the region. Part 2 of this podcast details concerns related to climate change, issues with carbon counting, logistics with electric vehicle charging equipment, and general public policy issues. Lisa and Paul also discuss their excitement about the future of solar energy within Suffolk County.  

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Paul Boyce, PE, PG, President/CEO of PWGC, sits down with Lisa Broughton, Suffolk County Energy Director and Climate Action Coordinator, to discuss Suffolk County’s goals and objectives for clean energy across the region. This fascinating conversation includes topics such as Solar and Wind Energy, Geothermal Energy, Economic Development, and Efficiency.  Learn how local regions work closely with the New York State Energy Research & Development Authority. Lisa assists local companies as an Economic Development Liaison, listen and ask your questions to our special guest.

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Paul K. Boyce hosts Andrew Lockwood, PG, Sr. Vice President and Jennifer Lewis, PG, Vice President of P.W. Grosser Consulting as they discuss solutions for environmentally challenged brownfield sites. These are locations with suspected contaminants that will cause environmental damage. What do you need to know about the state tax credits, site testing and path towards remediation and/or redevelopment, tax incentives and more. #Brownfields #Environment #Podcast 

 

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Long Island’s drinking water comes from a sole-source aquifer that is being impacted by greater use and emerging contaminants. Facing this challenge are the region’s water service providers, which are charged with providing millions of residents with clean drinking water. In this episode, Paul K. Boyce, PE, PG; CEO/President sits down with Suffolk County Water Authority CEO, Jeffrey W. Szabo. As the head of Long Island’s largest public municipal water supplier, Jeff discusses the many challenges faced in bringing quality water to Suffolk County’s 1.2 million recipients. Issues include emerging contaminants, geothermal system concerns, keeping up with demand, and saltwater intrusion. Jeff also examines the short and long-term opportunities potentially available to Suffolk County Water Authority consumers, under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The initiatives and proposals set forth will enhance Suffolk’s water supply while remaining affordable.

 

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Episode 23: Drone Aerial Imagery And The Environment With the increase of drone technology, the way aerial imagery captures environmental inspections has changed significantly. Paul K. Boyce, PE, PG, President/CEO, and his PWGC colleagues; Usman Chaudhry, Senior Hydrogeologist and Pete Hayes, Senior GIS Analyst discuss the process of certifications through the FAA that Commercial drone pilots must undergo and the importance of safety. There are many factors to consider when flying a drone including drone flight plans, height restrictions, types of aerial vehicles, environmental elements, proper safety precautions, sensor interferences, battery power, etc. When used properly, drones can be powerful for both internal and external usage. Drones can even be used to inspect inside pipes!

 

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Episode 22: Warming Up To Geothermal Energy In case you missed it! Given the growing focus on environmental responsibility, geothermal technology is coming to the fore and represents one of PWGC’s most important market segments. PWGC has designed and developed a wide variety of geothermal systems ranging in size from small commercial sites to campus-scale projects for the public and private sector. In this podcast episode, Paul K. Boyce, PE, PG, President/CEO, and Dan Sergison, IE, Senior Engineer discuss the basics, applications, benefits and the future of Geothermal Energy.

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Smithtown is evolving and experiencing growth-related issues like other towns on Long Island. Throughout today's discussion, we touch upon how these experiences are being improved upon in the environment and the economy. In this podcast, Paul K. Boyce, PE, PG, PWGC colleague Charlie Bartha, PE, Sr. Vice President at PWGC, and Edward R. Wehrheim, Town Supervisor for Smithtown discuss the environmental challenges and impacts that Smithtown has faced in the wake of the Covid-19 Pandemic.

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Episode 20: Dewatering Deciphered

Dewatering in the most simplified of terms is the process of extracting water from the ground and moving it to another location. It represents an important step in the site development process, and is necessary for proper construction, especially in areas with shallow water tables. In this podcast, Paul K. Boyce, PE, PG, PWGC colleague Regina Bykov, PG, Project Manager, and Kyle Allan Project Manager at Chesterfield Associates discuss the technical process of removing water from digs, the logistics of dewatering, and its effects on the environment.

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Episode 19: Patchogue's Forward Progress

The Village of Patchogue is the bellwether for downtown revitalization on Long Island. A top destination for visitors and those looking to call it their home, the Village was also named among the top four neighborhoods in the U.S. by the American Planning Association. A flourishing micro-urban downtown with booming restaurants, arts, music, and entertainment, Patchogue has been redefined. This episode covers Patchogue’s history, its reemergence, and the environmental hurdles that arose during its revitalization. Patchogue Mayor Paul Pontieri takes us down a fascinating journey on what Patchogue once was, what it has become, and where it is headed in the future.

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