Alyson joined Vertex Environmental in September 2020 as a Field Technician, working on various in-situ chemical oxidation (ISCO), chemical reduction (ISCR) and Trap & Treat® projects across Ontario and in BC. Before joining the Vertex team, Alyson completed a PhD
Thanks to everyone who came out to the joint Vertex Environmental and Strata Drilling Group Demonstration Day held on October 21, 2022! We held the inaugural one last year in Kitchener, but not everyone who wanted was able to attend,
In 2021 and 2022, Kevin French of Vertex presented a talk at several conferences entitled: “Evolution of the Contaminated Site Remediation Industry in Canada”. The initial impetus for the talk was a request from the organizers of the Americana conference
Mahshid recently joined Vertex Environmental with over three years of research and laboratory experience in the water/wastewater treatment industry. Her chemistry and engineering background, and her extensive knowledge in designing and running bench-scale tests, make her an integral member
Thanks to everyone who came out to Vertex Environmental’s Open House and first ever Demonstration Day held on October 22, 2021! It was so nice to see everyone…in person! The turnout was great, the food was great, and it sounded
by Kevin French Shortly after I switched careers and joined Vertex Environmental, I wrote a blog called “Confessions of a Former Environmental Consultant” to provide some of my reasoning behind the change in course. It’s now nine years on. I’m
Photo credit: Paramount Pictures We’ve all heard the expression that “there’s no such thing as a free lunch” and also that “free advice is usually worth what you paid for it”. While mostly true, those statements are not always
The Canadian Brownfields Network (CBN) has been presenting the HUB (Heroes Underpinning Brownfields) Awards since 2016. They’re given to recognize brownfielders who are making a significant contribution to the progress of brownfield redevelopment in Canada. There are three awards, each
Many people are surprised to learn that there is essentially a massive “swimming pool” beneath their feet. Start digging a hole and, depending on where you are, water will start to percolate in once you get below the first couple