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Walden Environmental Engineering’s highly experienced team of engineers, geologists and hydrogeologists are fully committed to solving your environmental challenges. In fact, our list of environmental consulting services continues to grow as we continuously explore new ways to help our clients achieve and maintain regulatory compliance.

From early concept design and grant writing to emergency response and lab testing, we’re dedicated to meeting our clients’ needs. Because we understand how much is at stake, we’re willing to do whatever it takes.

Learn how our core values of innovation, collaboration and responsiveness can help you on your next project.

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New York’s Climate Change Superfund Act

In late December 2024, the Climate Change Superfund Act was signed into law, marking an important change in the way New York State will fund future climate change resiliency projects. The Superfund Act has a similar architecture to the other Superfund programs...

EPA’s Final Rule on TCE: Regulatory Freeze and Further Delays

Trichloroethylene (TCE), a toxic chemical linked to severe health effects, has been a focus of recent regulatory changes. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued a final rule in December 2024 to ban the manufacture, processing, and distribution of TCE for all...

Hearing Conservation

Did you know that hearing loss from noise is 100% preventable? Hazardous noise exposures exist outside of the workplace, as well as on the job. OSHA requires employers to implement a hearing conservation program when noise exposure is at or above 85 A-weighted...

Everything You Need to Know About MS4 Mapping Grants

The MS4 Mapping Grant Program In December of 2024, 38 projects across New York State were awarded funding, ranging from a maximum of $75,000 for a single entity to a maximum of $400,000 for a consortium, through the Non-Agricultural Nonpoint Source Planning and...