An Environmental Risk Assessment (ERA) is a scientific evaluation of the human and/or ecological health risks associated with contaminants of concern (COCs) present in soil and groundwater. Human and ecological “receptors” may be exposed to these COCs through multiple exposure pathways including ingestion/uptake of soil or water, inhalation of vapours, and direct contact with contaminated media. Receptor exposures are estimated, and risks quantified, using established models and toxicological data.
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Pinchin brings home 2 prizes from the 2019 BOMA Awards Gala
Saturday, March 9th marked the 34th annual BOMA Edmonton Awards Gala to recognize the key players in the Edmonton’s real estate market. Amongst the 310 guests at the gala were…
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