In this Down to Earth webinar, we will present a high-level review and prioritisation of 57 fire station sites. The sites were assessed based on their environmental sensitivity and historical or current use, determining those posing the greatest risk to human health and the environment from identified contaminants, including perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) associated with historical aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF) use on the sites.

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Melanie Lipsham

Melanie Lipsham

Principal Geoenvironmental Engineer, RSK Geosciences

Melanie Lipsham is a principal geoenvironmental engineer at RSK Geosciences with 11 years’ experience in contaminated land site investigation and risk assessments, particularly in working alongside local authorities on their contaminated land strategies and Part 2A investigations. Melanie is currently the acting contaminated land officer for the London Borough of Camden and is a Chartered Water and Environmental Manager.

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RSK Geosciences

RSK Geosciences

RSK Geosciences is the UK’s leading site investigation, contaminated land and geotechnical consultancy and has more than 25 years of experience. We help our clients to realise opportunities and manage the potential liabilities associated with the acquisition, ownership, operation, development and divestiture of land. We work for both the public and private sectors, including many of the UK’s leading property developers, major and local house builders, utility providers and main contractors, local authorities and other government organisations.

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Down to Earth

Webinar series: Down to Earth

This webinar series focuses on the core elements of RSK Geosciences’ business and their applications in today’s world. The sessions will cover, for example, RSK Geosciences’ key services, highlighting how it can help to de-risk development and construction projects through reducing uncertainty on below-ground issues and identifying opportunities for cost and programme savings and sustainability gains.

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