KPCC 89.3 featured an article that states the recent, ongoing drought in California represents a major challenge for stakeholders attempting to guarantee water security. Water purveyors are looking again at California’s groundwater supplies to fill needs caused by the drought. For example, the presence of pollution from leaking underground storage tanks and other industrial activities threatens to taint this important form of water supply.
While The Reynolds Group does not issue policies or directives about the levels to which groundwater must be protected, TRG has been a steward of soils and groundwater for over 25 years. TRG has reduced pollution in soil and groundwater at hundreds of properties, thus reducing the pollution stress on groundwater supplies.
The recent “roll back” in regulations for Leaking Underground Storage Tanks in California that allows more gasoline to stay in the ground and the shallow groundwater to obtain clean certifications is important for the public to understand.
The Reynolds Group remains committed to helping clients meet regulatory requirements despite that fact that over 25 years “how clean is clean” has moved back and forth like a pendulum. TRG’s work ultimately liberates client’s properties from the stigma of contamination, thus restoring value while being protective of the environment and groundwater supplies.
By working around the clock, morning and night time, to lessen the impact on the clients' operations and get work done, TRG takes pride in the small role of reducing the threats of pollution to public drinking water supplies.
To learn more about how The Reynolds Group finds way to restore water, contact the office at (714) 730-5397 or email sales@reynolds-group.com.
The Reynolds Group remains committed to helping clients meet regulatory requirements despite that fact that over 25 years “how clean is clean” has moved back and forth like a pendulum. TRG’s work ultimately liberates client’s properties from the stigma of contamination, thus restoring value while being protective of the environment and groundwater supplies.
By working around the clock, morning and night time, to lessen the impact on the clients' operations and get work done, TRG takes pride in the small role of reducing the threats of pollution to public drinking water supplies.
To learn more about how The Reynolds Group finds way to restore water, contact the office at (714) 730-5397 or email sales@reynolds-group.com.
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