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“While many environmental companies like SESI are also developing their proprietary GIS systems, Protasiewicz sees great promise in the technology…’The stormwater management regulations in the state have been updated to help mitigate flooding.’ Protasiewicz says, adding that new projects coming online must have systems in place to slow the runoff on their property.” Earlier this year Justin Mark Protasiewicz, an SESI Principal, discussed the application of some of the newer remediation technologies with Larry Feld, a Contributing Writer for New Jersey Business Magazine. The resulting article outlines the status of NJ’s remediation regulations and highlights PlumeStop from REGENESIS Remediation Solutions as a tool to address PFAS and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to manage the information necessary to remediate sites more comprehensively. See the full article: https://lnkd.in/ers-ryc9

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