EPA PFAS Rollback: Impact on Every Environmental Engineer

Environmental engineer assessing a water treatment facility after changes to EPA PFAS rules

The EPA recently changed its PFAS drinking water rules. Many headlines called it a rollback. At first, that sounds like good news. However, for an environmental engineer, this is not a time to relax. It is time to review your plan. PFAS, often called “forever chemicals,” do not go away just because rules shift. They […]

ALTA Item 20: What a Cadastral Surveyor Must Document

A cadastral surveyor's property corner marker, indicating the boundary line on a commercial land site.

Buying or selling commercial property should feel simple. However, one small boundary problem can slow everything down. A fence sits a little too far over. A parking lot stripe crosses a line. A wall touches an easement. Suddenly, lenders ask questions. Title companies raise concerns. Closings get delayed. This is where a cadastral surveyor becomes […]

How Geo Week 2026 Is Reshaping LiDAR Mapping

Drone performing LiDAR mapping construction project with skyline in the background

Denver just hosted one of the biggest geospatial events in the country — Geo Week 2026. For most people, that might sound like just another industry conference. However, for developers, engineers, contractors, and city planners, it signals something much bigger. It shows that mapping technology is moving fast — and Denver sits right at the […]