Episode Description: Join Paul Boyce, PE, PG, President and CEO of PWGC, as he hosts Elizabeth Knauer, Esq., Principal at Sive, Paget & Riesel, and a seasoned expert in environmental law, for an in-depth discussion on PFAS regulations, CERCLA implications, and Superfund designations. PFAS are a group of man-made chemicals used in various industrial applications and consumer products including firefighting foams, water-repellent fabrics, and coatings for food packaging. Elizabeth shares her extensive experience in litigating environmental contamination cases and the emerging regulatory landscape surrounding PFAS, a persistent contaminant affecting public water supplies nationwide.

Co-hosting this episode is Derek Ersbak, Vice President of Environmental Services at PWGC, adding his technical insights on groundwater contamination and the environmental impact of industrial waste.

Learn about the latest developments in PFAS regulation, how it affects industries, and what’s being done to manage contamination sites.

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Welcome to another important episode of PWGC's Environmental Echo with your host, Paul Boyce, CEO & President of PW Grosser. This is the second part of our two-part series on New York’s Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA), featuring Alita Giuda, Partner at Couch White, and Kris Almskog, Senior Vice President at PW Grosser. Join us as we delve into the current trends in renewable energy, the influx of out-of-state companies investing in New York, and the hurdles developers face, from permitting to public opposition. Discover how community solar, wind projects, and battery storage are evolving, and learn about the legal complexities impacting alternative energy development. Don't miss this episode for a deep dive into the future of sustainable energy in New York State.

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🌍 Welcome to another episode of PWGC's Environmental Echo, where we dive deep into environmental policies shaping our future. In today’s episode, Paul Boyce, CEO & President of PW Grosser Consulting, is joined by Alita, Chair of Couch White’s Environmental and Land Use Group. Together, they discuss New York’s Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) and how its implementation impacts industries, regulatory processes, and communities across the state.

CLCPA is a groundbreaking law requiring New York to transition to carbon-free energy sources. But as we explore in this episode, while the intentions are good, the rollout has led to confusion, slowdowns, and challenges for businesses, government agencies, and local communities. How will these changes affect industries from mining to healthcare? How will individuals and businesses cope with the electrification demands? Tune in to get expert insights on the hurdles and opportunities presented by this ambitious environmental act.

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📌 Chapter Titles: 0:00 - Welcome & Introduction
1:12 - The Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA)
3:30 - How CLCPA Affects Industries and Communities
5:45 - Challenges with Permit Approval and Rollout Confusion
8:05 - Section 7 of the CLCPA Explained
10:40 - Impact on Disadvantaged Communities and Permitting Delays
14:12 - Which Industries are Impacted the Most by CLCPA?
17:55 - Air Permits and Greenhouse Gas Regulations
20:30 - Energy Sector's Struggle to Keep Up with CLCPA
23:05 - Electrification Challenges for Heavy Equipment
27:40 - Economic and Infrastructure Implications for New York
30:00 - Conclusion and Thank You for Listening

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In this episode of The Environmental Echo, host Paul Boyce, CEO and President of PW Grosser Consulting, continues his engaging conversation with Inez Birbiglia from Sky Testing Civil. Join us for part two as Inez shares her journey of achieving the coveted Women-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE) certification in New York City, the challenges of the slow certification process in New York State, and her experiences with the MTA and the Port Authority. Discover the rigorous vetting process, the importance of genuine business ownership, and the inspiring work Inez is doing on the board for Women in Construction. Tune in to hear valuable insights and advice for women navigating the consulting world.

#WomenInBusiness #SmallBusinessSuccess #EnvironmentalEcho

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In this engaging new Environmental Echo podcast, host Paul Boyce, President/CEO of P.W. Grosser, sits down with Inez Birbiglia from Skytesting Civil, LLC. Ms. Birbiglia discusses her fascinating journey from journalism to environmental consultancy, leading a team of engineers and inspectors to tackle significant environmental challenges. Discover the critical work Skytesting Civil does, their target markets, and how they ensure that materials meet building codes through rigorous inspections and testing. You’ll also explore the evolving landscape of environmental law and the importance of proactive environmental protection measures. Tune in for insights that provide a valuable look into the intersection of engineering, environmental protection, and municipal responsibilities.

#Engineering #BuildingCodes #PodcastSk

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Dive into Part 2 of our exploration of Long Island’s wastewater treatment challenges with Paul Boyce and Bryan Grogan of PW Grosser and Chris Nedwick, National Sales Department Manager at Environmental One Corp. This episode focuses on two key topics: the emergence of low-pressure sewer systems as a successful solution for communities like the Village of Patchogue; and the importance of educating the public on the viability of low-pressure sewer systems, from engineers and public officials to businesses and residents. Discover how E/One Corp.’s low-pressure sewer systems are transforming Long Island’s wastewater treatment process into a more efficient, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly system solution.

#EnvironmentalEcho #PWGrosser #WastewaterTreatmentLI #EnvironmentalOneCorp #EnvironmentEngineer #LowPressureSewerSystems #LongIslandInnovation

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Discover how low-pressure sewer systems are transforming Long Island’s wastewater treatment challenges into wins for the community and the environment. Paul Boyce and Brian Grogan of PW Grosser sit down with Chris Nedwick, National Sales Department Manager at Environment One Corp., to discuss the innovative technology behind E1’s low-pressure sewer systems. Explore the high efficiency and cost saving benefits of LPS in comparison to gravity systems, as well as the impact on our communities and infrastructure.

#EnvironmentalEcho #PWGrosser #PWGC #WastewaterTreatmentLI #EnvironmentOneCorp #LowPressureSewerSystems #LongIslandEnvironment

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Continue your exploration of technology that promises to revolutionize the use of hydrogen as a global energy resource in part 2 of our latest Environmental Echo podcast. Join Paul Boyce of PW Grosser and alternative energy pioneer Dr. Tony Pan, CEO and co-founder of Modern Hydrogen, to discuss the fascinating ways they use the byproducts of hydrogen decarbonization to create renewable materials that further reduce CO2 emissions. Then dive into the future possibilities for hydrogen as an alternative energy source, including insights from Dr. Pan on emerging technologies, surprising results of the invention process related to heat transfer, new applications for hydrogen, and more.

#EnvironmentalEcho #PWGrosser #PWGC #AlternativeEnergyFuture #CO2Technology #HydrogenDecarbonization

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