Environmental Compliance and Sustainability for Municipalities in 2026

Supporting New Jersey and Pennsylvania Communities Through Changing Regulations and Environmental Priorities Municipalities in New Jersey and Pennsylvania continue to face the complex task of managing environmental risks, meeting evolving regulatory requirements, and promoting sustainable community development. As environmental priorities shift and infrastructure funding expands through 2026, local governments are taking a more proactive approach …

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Environmental Due Diligence for Pennsylvania Banks in 2026

For Pennsylvania lenders, the risk profile of commercial real estate continues to shift as environmental standards tighten, particularly for contaminants like PFAS and lead. Environmental liabilities can threaten collateral value, delay closings, and expose institutions to unexpected costs or regulatory scrutiny. Proactive, well-structured due diligence helps credit and risk teams make sound lending decisions while …

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TTI welcomes Trevor Mays, PA Due Diligence Regional Leader and Project Manager, and Rachel Schafer, Project Manager, to our Environmental Consulting Division

Employee Spotlight: Trevor F. Mays TTI is pleased to welcome Trevor F. Mays as Project Manager and Pennsylvania Due Diligence Regional Leader in our Environmental Consulting Division. He brings nearly a decade of experience in environmental consulting, site investigation, and risk-based remediation, supporting clients across the Mid-Atlantic region with complex environmental challenges. In his role, …

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Proactive Strategies for Emerging BERs in 2025

Understanding Business Environmental Risks (BERs): Beyond the Phase I ESA When evaluating a commercial property, environmental due diligence extends beyond contamination concerns to include Business Environmental Risks (BERs)—factors that may impact a property’s value, operations, or regulatory standing. ASTM defines BERs as risks with “material environmental or environmentally-driven impacts” on a business. Unlike Recognized Environmental …

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Performing Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) in Northeast Philadelphia? Consider this…

An article written by Ms. Candee Wilde of Greenberg Traurig (noted below) highlights a serious issue facing developers in the Riverward Districts of Philadelphia, Kensington, Fishtown and Port Richmond. Fourteen (14) secondary lead smelters formerly operated in these neighborhoods. Many properties in these districts are in the process of redevelopment, and lead (above state and …

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