If you own a business here in Georgia, the odds are that it will be subject to a variety of federal and state laws that apply to your industry. One body of law that many industries must adhere to involves environmental issues. It is vital to know that the...
Environmental Compliance
Following the environmental example of tire manufacturers
One thing that nearly every vehicle owner will need at some point is tires. This simple fact may be one of the many reasons that you decided to open a tire store or to sell tires at your existing automotive business. As such, you may know that tires pose a significant...
Assessing risks for a real estate development project
Working as a real estate developer comes with its difficulties. You may appreciate the challenging nature of your job because you can gain a sense of accomplishment when you complete a project. Of course, you may also dislike certain aspects because serious issues can...
Your responsibilities regarding underground storage tanks
Depending on what type of business you run, it may be required to comply with numerous environmental laws of both the state and federal governments. Do you run a business that requires one or more underground storage tanks? If you do, then the state of Georgia...
Do you need a Commercial Pesticide Applicator license?
Growing and cultivating crops is big business. The goal is to obtain a high yield of marketable crops. This means making sure they reach harvest time in good condition. This often requires the application of pesticides in order to prevent infestations, decay and loss...
Restaurants have environmental obligations as well
Every industry can do its part for the environment, and the Environmental Protection Agency provides guidelines for just about every one of them. Restaurants are no exception. The EPA provides food establishments with some basics regarding sustainable food...
What will new coal ash self-regulation permits mean for Georgia?
On June 18, 2018, Oklahoma was granted the country’s first permit to self-regulate coal ash by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Coal ash is produced by burning coal, and it contains the carcinogenic toxins lead, arsenic and mercury. Coal ash was previously...