Conference
Environmental Symposium—Inland Northwest
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MFA is Attending the Environmental Symposium—Inland Northwest
MFA is looking forward to attending the Environmental Symposium: Inland Northwest, where environmental professionals, regulators, tribal governments, industry leaders, and others will come together to explore the natural resource and cross-boundary challenges shaping the region. This year’s program will cover topics ranging from resource management and infrastructure to permitting and environmental stewardship.
MFA Session
- Natural Resources & Regional Growth: Navigating Cross-Boundary Challenges: Moderated by Ellery Howard, PE, 1:00–2:00PM
Environmental and Site Characterization
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Environmental, Health, & Safety Compliance
Learn more about MFA’s environmental compliance support for navigating regulatory requirements, managing risk, and keeping projects and operations moving forward.
Site Characterization & Clean Up
Learn more about MFA’s expertise in assessing and remediating sites to unlock safe, sustainable development opportunities.
Attorneys
Learn how MFA experts support legal teams with technical knowledge, a deep understanding of federal and state guidelines, and effective and strategic communications.
Local & State Agencies
Learn about the diverse and unique services MFA provides local and state agencies.
RELATED PROJECT:
Oregon Wildfire Debris Cleanup and Sampling
Wildfires burned thousands of buildings and millions of trees across Oregon during the summer of 2020. MFA worked closely with the task force led by the Oregon Department of Transportation to safely address wildfire ash and debris. MFA developed sampling and analysis plans that supported the removal of debris, waste, and hazardous materials and identified the procedures for sampling debris and protecting response personnel, the surrounding community, public health, and the environment.
RELATED PROJECT:
Characterization and Remediation at the Bunker Hill Superfund Site
The Coeur d’Alene Trust, managed by a fiduciary trustee and three program managers, is implementing the remediation work in close coordination with EPA and other stakeholders. MFA supports the Coeur d’Alene Trust with program coordination and prioritization, programmatic documents, agency negotiations, strategic approaches, site characterization and monitoring, data management, remedial design review and compliance with applicable or relevant and appropriate requirements, and construction management.
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