Introduction

Air Quality

Environmental Management

Environmental Permitting
— Introduction

Mercury-Related Services

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Water Resources Management

Environmental Permitting:
EAW and EIS Services

Your large new project or expansion may trigger an environmental review process and possibly require an Environmental Impact Statement or Environmental Assessment Worksheet. You may have designers who know your project, but the environmental review process covers dozens of categories, from soils to air impacts and from endangered species to traffic. How can you get the job done efficiently without risking your project?

Barr has decades of experience in the environmental field and the in-house experts to deal with the many aspects of the environmental review process. Since the 1970s, we've completed nearly 50 EAW and EIS projects. We have experience with some of the most difficult environmental assessments and the public relations and legal issues that surround them.

We work with the responsible agencies to identify the key issues and bring experts to work on them, keeping loose ends and uncertainties to a minimum. Barr also works with clients' legal counsel to form a competent, organized team that can anticipate and handle problems.

The result: less risk, lower cost, and shorter time frames.

Read a paper on an air toxics review (inhalation risk analysis and screening multimedia and ecological risk analysis) at a taconite facility.

Read a paper on a mercury mass-balance evaluation Barr performed at a taconite facility.

You can also read more about Barr's mercury-related services in the Client Resources section of this website (Hot Topic).