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Although the production of asbestos was mostly banned nationwide in the 1970s, this noxious substance persists particularly in older buildings to this ...

The production of most asbestos has been illegal in the United States for over 40 years, and it continues to linger to this day, especially in ...

Exposure to asbestos poses enormous health and safety hazards that must be managed or eliminated, as quickly as possible. If your building requires ...

Following Universal Waste Management Standards to Protect the Environment April 22 nd is Earth Day – a day dedicated to bringing awareness to the ...

Across New England, RPF Environmental provides environmental testing and consulting services to companies in a number of industries. For more than 25 ...

For most people, the quality of the air that they breathe is the last thing on their mind. Sickness is contributed to unhealthy surfaces and the ...

How to Protect Yourself from Lead Poisoning National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week is an opportunity to look at this very real problem that affects ...

We at RPF Environmental salute HNTB, an infrastructure solutions firm, for recently being awarded the silver Engineering Excellence award by the ...

Amesbury, MA, April 12, 2019: RPF Environmental, Inc., an environmental health and safety (EH&S) consulting and testing firm, recently received ...

Striving to run a company free of workplace accidents and hazards means being fully aware of the dangers that can occur when safety is not the top ...

Some Tips for Preventing Legionnaires’ Disease in Your Building If you read through parts one to three of this four-part blog series, you will be able ...

In last week’s blog, we reviewed Legionellosis and its impacts. We talked about how Legionnaires’ disease is on the rise and that better water ...

In this second blog of the four-part series, let’s take a closer look at Legionellosis and its impact. Legionellosis includes two types of illnesses: ...

What is Radon? Radon is a silent killer: you can’t see it, smell it, or taste it. People experience no symptoms until, after prolonged exposure, they ...