During the recent virtual Leaders Summit on Climate, President Biden announced his goal to cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 50-52% from 2005’s levels by the year 2030. This more than doubles the previous US goals set in 2015 to cut emissions by 26-28% by the year 2025.
From recovery units in North Carolina landfills to elephant litter in Kentucky, ESS has experience with testing various technologies for converting waste-to-energy (WTE). ESS has tested multiple types of gasification units fired with chicken, pig, and elephant litter as well as shipboard units fired with trash.
The EPA is leading the national effort to understand PFAS and reduce PFAS risks to the public through implementation of its PFAS Action Plan and through active engagement and partnership with other federal agencies, states, tribes, industry groups, associations, local communities, and the public.
ESS has been proudly supporting global air concerns by conducting routine tests around the world for the United Nations and World Health Organization. From fenceline monitoring in Haiti to LEED certification in Vietnam ESS has the knowledge base on international air methods and regulations.
