Mark Gregor, our Manager of Municipal Environmental Programs, was a presenter at this year’s Brownfields Conference, held Dec. 5-7 in Pittsburgh, PA. Cosponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the International City/County Management Association...

The EPA has issued new request for proposals (RFPs) and estimates that it will award 198  grants totaling $50 million.  LaBella has successfully assisted numerous clients in obtaining EPA grant funding. We can help your community.

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The U.S. Environmental...

Since Spring, LaBella has been working with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) on the investigation and cleanup of contamination resulting from the former Geneva Foundry. The Geneva Foundry operated for over 100 years, beginning in 189...

LaBella Associates announces the acquisition of Archbald, PA environmental firm Pennsylvania Tectonics today.  All seven Pennsylvania Tectonics employees will join LaBella’s Scranton team in the firm’s Dunmore office.

Tectonics has provided environmental solutions to cl...

LaBella Associates has been awarded the Gold Award in the ACEC (American Council of Engineering Companies) 2017 Engineering Excellence Awards Competition for the Midtown Redevelopment Project in Category H: Transportation.

On behalf of Brian Miller, PE, Director of...

All week, we've been highlighting some of the problem-solving our engineers perform every day.  In our final E-week post, we'll share two recently completed Brownfield Cleanup projects.  Both sites were heavily polluted from decades of industrial use, and in close prox...

Have you ever heard the terms "Environmental Due Diligence" or "Phase I ESA" from a real estate agent, broker, attorney or colleague?  Do you know how or why Environmental Due Diligence is completed? Here's the basics.

Lead in drinking water concerns have been prevalent over the past several months. We have been working closely with our clients to address these concerns and have received many questions about sampling protocol, regulations, and what happens if and when lead is detecte...

As of January 1, 2016, New York State law requires that all mold assessors, remediation contractors, or abatement workers hold a valid mold license issued by the New York State Department of Labor. These new regulations were passed in order to establish licensing requi...