GT Environmental, Inc. (GT) provides environmental consulting services to the private sector and government. These services include air permitting, water permitting, solid and hazardous waste planning, Phase I and Phase II site investigations, RCRA Closure, remediation planning and oversight services, and brownfield redevelopment.
GT's clients include numerous Fortune 500 companies, midsize to small businesses, state and local governments, hospitals, educational institutions, and professional associations. The GT Environmental Board of Directors (BOD) has decided to promote Ronald C. Hansen to President and Robert. C. Cromwell, III to Vice President.
GT's clients include numerous Fortune 500 companies, midsize to small businesses, state and local governments, hospitals, educational institutions, and professional associations. The GT Environmental Board of Directors (BOD) has decided to promote Ronald C. Hansen to President and Robert. C. Cromwell, III to Vice President.
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We represent our clients' best interest with regulatory agencies, local government, and the public. We bring passion to each assignment. Passion for the environment and passion to achieve our clients' needs to meet your goals and objectives. Sometimes we are an extra set of hands, but most often we are problem solvers for complex technical and regulatory requirements.
Since 1995, GT has provided air permitting and compliance services to industry and government. These services include air quality modeling, emission inventories, regulatory evaluations, permit negotiations, and enforcement support. We strongly advocate for our clients' interests to exceed their goals and expectations.
GT Environmental provides clients with the expertise needed for materials management project plans and feasibility studies that protect human health, reduce reliance on landfills, minimize waste, maximize recycling, and operate in a cost-effective manner. Our team is active on many national and regional solid waste associations and organizations keeping GT on the cutting edge of the solid waste industry.
Stormwater runoff from areas where industrial activities and materials are exposed to stormwater can contain toxic pollutants and other contaminants, such as trash, debris, oil, and grease. Development of impervious surface areas can also increase surface runoff rates, volumes, and pollutant loads, which can cause harm to the receiving waters.
Facilities who intend to collect, store, treat, convey, or discharge process wastewater must first evaluate the permitting and other regulatory requirements that may apply to them. Permitting requirements may apply to direct discharges to surface waters, as well as indirect discharges to wastewater treatment plants, also known as Publicly Owned Treatment Works (POTW).
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