Hosted by Charles D. Fator · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 56 episodes
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Discussing All Things Remediation Related. Here we will cover topics from best practices, to current events, to interviewing Experts in these fields, to stories of recent projects that all related to remediation. We will also address specific topics and Listener questions. And we will host Guest Industry Professionals and have live shows from conferences.
Charles D. Fator hosts Let's Talk Remediation, a business show with 56 episodes published.
In this 57th episode, I discuss How Does Ground Water Get Contaminated? Ground Water typically gets contaminated through soil seeping ro leaching contamination from the soil down into the Ground Water as gravity pulls do
In this 56th episode, I discuss Why is it Important to Remediate Chlorides? Chlorides, Sodium Chlorides (NaCl), Salt. Brine Water, Produced Water, Production Water is Water with high amounts of Salt in it. Much higher sa
In this 55th episode, I discuss Soil Remediation Sampling - Grab vs. Composite. When Soil Remediation is being performed, Soil Sampling is needed to monitor and document the remediation and it's effectiveness. In perform
In this 54th episode, I discuss a Current Event - Hanby Environmental and OMG Solutions in The Oil & Gas Mecca (Midland/Odessa Texas) Demonstrating The New Remediation Paradigm on TPH and Chlorides. Today we traveled to
In this 53rd episode, I discuss "Who is The Railroad Commission of Texas (RRC) and What is Rule 91?" The Railroad Commission of Texas is The State of Texas' Regulatory Body governing The Oil & Gas Industry. One of the ma
In this 52nd episode, I discuss a Current Event: "TCEQ ETF" (Texas Commission of Environmental Quality - Environmental Trade Fair. The TCEQ ETF is the premier annual conference for all things Environmental. As the old sa
In this 51st episode, I discuss a Current Event: "The New Chlorides Remediation Paradigm!" Chlorides are a big problem, particularly in The Oilfield. Also known as Production Water, Produced Water, Brine Water and Salt W
In this 50th episode, I discuss some "Best Practices for Field Soil Sampling." One of the most important considerations is to remember that Soil Contamination, is not always sitting on the surface as horizontal contamina
In this 49th episode, I review an article I wrote a little over two years ago entitled "The Fundamentals of Field Sampling." In short, the keys are to have reliable field measurements to guide you to know when to knowled
In this 48th episode, I discuss The Goal of Environmental Site Assessments. Final Report and Closure. The Goal of performing Environmental Site Assessments is to generate a Final Report to be submitted to the necessary R
In this 47th episode, I discuss What Is A Phase 3 Environmental Site Assessment? A Phase 3 Environmental Site Assessment ("ESA") is recommended when the concern of possible contamination was recommended by a Phase 1 Envi
In this 46th episode, I discuss What Is A Phase 2 Environmental Site Assessment? A Phase 2 Environmental Site Assessment ("ESA") is the second step in understanding the level of possible environmental contamination risk
In this 45th episode, I discuss What Is A Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment? A Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment ("ESA") is the first step in understanding the level of possible environmental contamination risk i
In this 44th episode, I discuss What Are Carbon Numbers and How Do They Relate to Environmental Remediation? Carbon Numbers refer to the number of Carbon Atoms in a particular molecule. The number of Carbon Atoms directl
In this 43rd episode, I discuss The Dinosaur Method of "Dig and Haul" As A Remediation Method. "Digging and Hauling" away contaminated Soil and Water has been done for decades. It's out of sight and out of mind. However,
In this 42nd episode, I discuss "What is Environmental Remediation?" Environmental Remediation is the removal by some means of pollution or contamination from Soil, Water or Air due to it not being naturally occurring an
In this 41st episode, we celebrate Hanby Environmental's story from beginning to current day. I tell the story of our founding by Our Founder, Inventor, Namesake and My Grandfather John David Hanby. I also provide some b
In this 40th episode, I discuss "What Are Remediation Technology Descriptions for Cleaning Up Contaminated Sites?" In this episode of Let's Talk Remediation, I briefly go over the different Remediation Technologies and M
In this 39th episode, I discuss "What Are The Main Hazard Classifications for Hazardous Materials?" Hazardous Materials for Transportation purposes are classified into (9) main classification categories. The purpose of t
In this 38th episode, I discuss What is "Waste?" (Hazardous vs. Non-Hazardous). Waste refers to any substance, material, or byproduct that is discarded, unwanted, or unusable after its primary purpose has been served. It
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