B.F. Environmental Consultants Inc

This course was designed as a cost-effective way for contractors to train workers that are working with or removing asbestos. During this course, the student will learn the OSHA requirements that regulate the industry.

Wilkes University Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences and the Center for Environmental Quality is offering three 1-day courses on soil morphology, soils and wastewater / stormwater management, and introduction to hydric soils.

This is a timely introduction to the issues of carbon dioxide capturing and sequestering as a stradegy to manage emissions from fossil fuel plants and potentially act as a bridging technology.

The Penn Soil RC&D Council is hosting a training session titled Financial Management for Non-Profit Organizations on September 16, 2009 in Titusville, PA. The training will help your organization to meet your financial obligations and mission.

Villanova University is hosting the 2009 Pennsylvania Stormwater Symposium. The event will aid our knowledge and understanding of sustainable stormwater management for all aspects of planning, design, implementation and regulatory compliance.

This program that includes 15 online training courses in water and wastewater treatment and analysis, hazardous / industrial waste management, stormwater management, waste management, water distribution, landfill design, and permitting.

Wilkes University and B.F. Environmental Consultants Inc. conducted a private well owner outreach and education program and summarized the findings of the 2008 and 2009 assessment. Program funded in part by the PA Growing Greener Program.

The focus of our outreach efforts is to aid in evaluating and documenting baseline environmental conditions, evaluate potential for environmental impact, educate citizens on the natural gas development, assist municipalities, and watershed groups

B.F. Environmental Consultants provides distance learning program in wind resource management and assessment.

The Penn State Extension is faciliating workshops by the PA Department of Agriculture on the use of composting technology to manage and dispose of dead farm animals.