Conducting environmental site assessment

Assessing condition of land for specific uses, particularly with respect to hazardous substances and pollution. An assessment involves all or some of the following: an inquiry and review of government records and historical sources pertaining to hazardous waste activity on or near the property; interviews with owners, occupants and local agency officials; a review of available site records and environmental records from public sources, including mapped information; and a site visit and visual inspection, including current and past uses of the property, current and past uses of adjoining properties and surrounding area, geology, hydrogeology and topographic conditions, general description of structures, water supply and sewerage systems.

1. Producing environmental resource inventories
2. Costing environmental damage

1. Researching land use
2. Conducting natural resources damage assessments

1. Testifying at environmental hearings
2. Surveying protected area systems
3. Protecting global environment
4. Managing wetlands
5. Locating industrial sites
6. Improving existing commercial sites
7. Improving environmental conditions
8. Disseminating environmental information
9. Developing environmental action plan

1. Training environmental impact assessors
2. Researching corporate environmental accounting
3. Protesting lack of integration of environmental and economic issues
4. Promoting environmental hygiene
5. Campaigning for environmental protection laws
6. Assuring environmental protection

1. Threatened species of Poecilotriccus albifacies
2. Ineffective official inspection of regulated activities
3. Inadequate environmental monitoring

1. Status
2. Land