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Who can pump, empty or de-sludge a septic tank? – You Ask…Glancy Enviro Answers! Every Friday, our expert environmental professional will tackle the most frequently asked questions we receive from customers about septic systems. We know septic systems can be confusing, with lots of rules and maintenance requirements. That’s why we’re excited to launch this informative series to provide clear, expert answers to your burning septic system questions. Today's question: Who can pump, empty or de-sludge a septic tank? Glancy Enviro answers below! https://lnkd.in/eM5PMbmY

When it comes to the world of desktop environmental reports, content is king, but context rules the kingdom. Often used as a cost-effective alternative to Phase I ESAs in certain situations, desktop reports come in many flavors. Knowing which to use comes down to the context, or situation, in which it is being used. Join this webinar where CREtelligent Environmental Product Manager Daria K. Milburn, Pragmatic Certified Product Manager, will explore the world of desktop environmental reports, breaking down various report types and when one might be used over another. Register today here: https://lnkd.in/evcEP4US

Additional details about the previous video Iam gonna try to make more on the next phase of the project Note After this video we covered the duct with plastic so it’s not gonna be open and expose to environmental damage like dust or insects.

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When people first talk big words on the phone they are mostly confused and scared about how big a building-compliant issue could be... but ABC Environmental LLC experts understand and make the problem go bye-bye! Call us at +1(929)581-3300 and give us your complex building issues. We like challenges!!! #BigWordsConfuseButWeGotThis #ABCEnvironmentMagic #WeFixStuff #BuildingComplianceWhizzes #ConfusionToClarity #SmartyPantsSolutions

When people first talk big words on the phone they are mostly confused and scared about how big a building-compliant issue could be... but ABC Environmental LLC experts understand and make the problem go bye-bye! Call us at +1(929)581-3300 and give us your complex building issues. We like challenges!!! #BigWordsConfuseButWeGotThis #ABCEnvironmentMagic #WeFixStuff #BuildingComplianceWhizzes #ConfusionToClarity #SmartyPantsSolutions

Building strong partnerships is the key to achieving your environmental goals. Like all relationships, they require quality time, intentionality, and a commitment of care. Discover the secrets to building strong relationships in our February newsletter: https://loom.ly/zJ0c0iM

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Here's a short video providing an introduction to ExactWater; how it works, and what it's all about! Working to promote water sustainability and conservation while simultaneously saving your companies money! https://lnkd.in/eUcbVvbH

Over four years ago, I began a project with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to lead public engagement on the future management of Western Wyoming’s elk feedgrounds. At the time, it was labeled “the most contentious wildlife issue in North America.” While the biological, social, ecological, and economic issues collided to make it vastly complicated, the biggest challenge wasn't the complexity itself. It was a false belief that the issue was simple and could be solved with a binary, open-or-closed solution. We engaged with hundreds of interested individuals through dozens of public meetings, one-on-one conversations, focus groups, and online commenting.?While our efforts were designed to share and gather meaningful information, they were also aimed at challenging this binary thinking. We asked tough questions, shared candid concerns, and earnestly sought creative solutions. The goal wasn't just crafting a practical management plan; it was moving people beyond black-and-white positions to appreciate the issue's complexity. At their March meeting, the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission approved the Elk Feedgrounds Management Plan, guided by our public engagement work. This project reinforced the fact that complex problems have no silver bullets or singular solutions. When faced with complexity, we need to resist the enticement of oversimplification; by seeking out diverse and divergent viewpoints is our only hope for meaningful solutions. Like many other large-scale public engagement efforts I have facilitated, this project was an immense - and immensely satisfying! - challenge. It was also a great reminder to appreciate complexity, and have patience with the process!