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US Supreme Court Rules on WOTUS – Sackett vs. the USEPA
Read more: US Supreme Court Rules on WOTUS – Sackett vs. the USEPADid you know that the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) recently ruled on Sackett vs. the USEPA? 21-454 Sackett v. EPA (05/25/2023) (supremecourt.gov). Do you know how this ruling will affect your property or project as it relates to Waters of the United States (WOTUS) and wetlands? GES Subject Matter Experts can help you…
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GES Announces Scholarship Winners 2022-23
Read more: GES Announces Scholarship Winners 2022-23Jillian Evans Freshman | University of Delaware Double Major: Psychology and Neuroscience Jillian Evans, daughter of Rich Evans (Exton, PA), will be entering her first year at the University of Delaware as a member of the Honors College pursuing a double major in psychology and neuroscience. A personal recovery journey with Amplified Musculoskeletal Pain Syndrome…
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GES Welcomes Thomas Szocinski, CEP
Read more: GES Welcomes Thomas Szocinski, CEPWelcome to GES!Thomas Szocinski, CEPPrincipal Environmental Scientist/Vapor Intrusion Subject Matter Expert GES is pleased to announce the hiring of Thomas (Tom) Szocinski as Principal Environmental Scientist and Vapor Intrusion (VI) Subject Matter Expert. Tom has over 18 years of Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) experience, directing projects and programs focused on VI and mitigation, site…
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GES Receives 2021 EBJ Business Achievement Award
Read more: GES Receives 2021 EBJ Business Achievement AwardThe Environmental Business Journal®1 (EBJ), a business research publication which provides high value strategic business intelligence to the environmental industry1, honored Groundwater & Environmental Services, Inc. (GES) with a 2021 EBJ Business Achievement Awards for Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS Drone Operation, under the Category of Technology Merit. The 2021 EBJ awards will be presented in-person…
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GES Recognized for Environmental Excellence
Read more: GES Recognized for Environmental ExcellenceGroundwater & Environmental Services, Inc. demonstrated its commitment to environmental stewardship by achieving Wildlife Habitat Council (WHC) Conservation Certification for its confidential client in Hopewell, VA. The Program designed by GES was designated as Certified Gold, signifying leadership among the over 600 WHC Conservation Certification programs. Programs are given a Certified, Silver Certified or Gold Certified designation. “The Program is recognized as…
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GES Supports NYS Department of Conservation Provide Clean Drinking Water to North Castle Residents
Read more: GES Supports NYS Department of Conservation Provide Clean Drinking Water to North Castle ResidentsGES is proud to support the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation on this important project to provide clean drinking water to residents in North Castle. GES was responsible for initially providing bottled water for home use, while preparations were made to install Point of Entry Treatment (POET) systems within each of the homes that could not be…
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EPA Releases Comprehensive 2021-2024 “PFAS Strategic Roadmap”
Read more: EPA Releases Comprehensive 2021-2024 “PFAS Strategic Roadmap”On October 18, 2021, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released the agency’s comprehensive 2021-2024 “PFAS Strategic Roadmap” outlining their commitment to action focused on three directives: The roadmap includes a “cradle to grave” approach reminiscent of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) by considering the full lifecycle of PFAS from manufacture to use to…
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GES Concludes the GTAC Intercourse Project with the Dedication of the Water Supply System
Read more: GES Concludes the GTAC Intercourse Project with the Dedication of the Water Supply SystemIt was a momentous occasion on September 14, as the public water system in Intercourse, Pennsylvania was dedicated from PADEP to Leacock Township. The PADEP held a press event to announce this achievement. GES is proud to have been involved in every aspect of this project to deliver clean and safe drinking water to the Leacock…
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EPA Halts Implementation of Navigable Waters Protection Rule – Ephemeral Waters Jurisdictional Again
Read more: EPA Halts Implementation of Navigable Waters Protection Rule – Ephemeral Waters Jurisdictional AgainThis past August 30, the US District Court of Arizona vacated and remanded the Navigable Waters Protection Rule (NWPR) in the case of Pascua Tribe v. US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). In response, on September 3, EPA and the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) announced that they were halting implementation of the NWPR and…








