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By Johnny Mitchell What is the worst possible outcome from a train derailment, pipeline rupture, major fire, or any other disaster? Most will ask how many people have been injured, or did anyone lose their lives? These are perfectly acceptable questions to ask, as we should absolutely be concerned about the well-being of all people.

Regional Technical Coordinator Eileen Snyder recognized for her extraordinary contributions to environmental industry standards MINNEAPOLIS (November 14, 2023) – Pace® Analytical Services, the preferred provider of regulatory testing and analytical laboratory services, announced today that Regional Technical Coordinator Eileen Snyder is the recipient of ASTM International’s 2023 President’s Leadership Award, recognizing her 40 years of

Addressing how stormwater runoff plays a role in PFAS mitigationBy Paul Jackson of Pace® Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances, otherwise known as PFAS, have become a frequent topic of discussion for water treatment and resource managers. Read the full article here.

By John Gerken of Pace® Emergency situations often happen instantly, without warning, and in the event of groundwater contamination, the effects can be long lasting and widespread. With approximately 50 percent of U.S. drinking water coming from groundwater, the first hours or even minutes after an emergency arises are crucial in saving lives and protecting

By Lindsay Boone of Pace® Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have been making headlines because of their potential health risks and widespread presence in the environment. These “forever chemicals” are known for their resistance to degradation and their bioaccumulation in humans and other organisms. Landfills play a role in the life cycle of PFAS contamination,