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Brent Dayharsh named Director of Technical Services at Mundell

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Mundell & Associates is excited to welcome Brent Dayharsh as the Director of Technical Services. Brent has been an environmental professional and consultant for over 14 years, specializing in Remediation Design and Implementation, VRP/LUST Project Direction and Closure, RCRA Investigation/Remediation, Residential/Commercial Vapor Intrusion Investigation and Mitigation, Remedial Engineered System Optimization, Plume Stability Demonstrations, Superfund Remediation…..Read More »

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Think Local this 4th of July

Let’s face it – it’s hard to “green” a fireworks celebration, but here are some ideas for an environmentally friendly 4th of July

  • Instead of using paper plates at the party, bring out your everyday dishes and serving utensils. Have labels or charms available for guests to put on their drinking glasses.
  • Ride your bike to a local fireworks celebration or have your own by banging pots and pans (the kids will love it), and having a star-spangled sing along.
  • Buy your meat from the farmers market or purchase local poultry or vegetarian options from the grocery store.
  • Use a propane grill which produces about half the greenhouse emissions as charcoal.
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