Addressing remediation and redevelopment with a sustainable mindset

Post Date
29 November 2023
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1 minute

We are delighted to announce that Senior Scientist Lyssa C. Naron has earned her New Jersey Licensed Site Remediation Professional (NJ LSRP).

New Jersey operates a strict licensing program for Site Remediation Professionals (LSRPs) who have responsibility for oversight of environmental investigations and cleanups of contaminated properties. LSRPs use their technical knowledge, understanding of statutes, regulations, and guidance governing remediation, and professional judgement to perform and oversee remedial actions.

“We are ecstatic that Lyssa has earned her license, as this bolsters our New Jersey contaminated site remediation and redevelopment capabilities at SLR” stated Jeffrey Entin, Principal Consultant. “Lyssa is a key part of SLR’s continued growth in New Jersey and in the Mid-Atlantic as we are helping clients address their remediation and redevelopment challenges in sustainable and resilient ways.”

Lyssa and Jeffrey are two of the Land Quality and Remediation specialists whose efforts focus on brownfield and remediation projects in New Jersey and the Mid-Atlantic region. They are licensed and accredited professionals capable of completing all phases of remediation and redevelopment projects. Their team includes professional geologists, engineers, architects, and planners that provide a comprehensive suite of services for their clients.

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