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Beth Barton and Rene Ortega Co-Author Article on the Standards for Phase I Site Assessments in CT Law Tribune

Publisher: Connecticut Law Tribune
April 11, 2014
Day Pitney Author(s) Elizabeth C. Barton

The Connecticut Law Tribune published an article by Beth Barton and Rene Ortega in its April 2014 Environmental and Construction Law Supplement. The column titled "Two Standards for Phase I Site Assessments" discussed the potential impact of a Dec. 30, 2013 final ruling issued by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency accepting the use of a revised industry standard for the conduct of an initial environmental assessment of properties by an environmental technical professional.

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