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TIG co-chaired two sessions, co-chaired two panels, gave six platform presentations, and presented two posters.

TIG Environmental staff presented at the North American Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) 43rd Annual Meeting.

Jason Dittman was one of five panelists invited to speak at the session on Climate Change Adaptation and Contaminated Sediments at the AEHS 38th Annual International Conference on Soils, Sediments, Water, and Energy.

Dr. Bock and colleagues at RPS explore the questions: What if we had used subsea dispersant injection differently? Can we respond to this type of accident better knowing what we know now?

Dr. Bock spoke on the application of statistical fingerprinting to PFAS to identify and assess multi-source contributions.

TIG Environmental’s Dennis Farley and Kate Lasseter participated with environmental lawyers Larry Kirsch and Jack Raffetto (Sidley Austin) and allocator Bill Hengemihle (FTI Consulting) in a webinar focused on the Superfund allocation process.

Philip Spadaro of TIG Environmental moderated the discussion at the Environmental Law Education Center "Facilitating Community Involvement in the Context of Compliance: How to effectively engage the community?"

TIG Environmental Webinar Series: Remedial Cost Analysis - Tools for Understanding Financial Exposure

Dr. Bock, Senior Technical Expert of Forensics at TIG Environmental recently co-authored a paper on PFAS (per and poly-fluoroalkyl substances) contamination as it relates to insurance claims.

TIG Environmental Webinar Series: Modeling Source Identification, Source Control, and Natural Recovery at Sediment Sites

TIG Environmental Webinar Series: Building a Concise and Accurate Disclosure or Discovery Response Strategy

TIG Environmental Webinar Series: Speaking Data - How all Stakeholders can Access and Use Data

TIG Environmental welcomes Dr. Michael Bock who joins us as a Managing Director located in Portland, Maine (USA) adds staff in our West Coast offices.

TIG contributed presentations to SETAC EU 2021 virtual conference in the session Environmental Forensics - State of the Science and Global Applications.

TIG contributed presentations to SETAC EU 2021 virtual conference in the session Environmental Forensics - State of the Science and Global Applications.

Erin Pyne has co-authored a recent journal article published in Environmental Pollution entitled "Cocktails of pesticide residues in conventional and organic farming systems in Europe – Legacy of the past and turning point for the future"

Dr. Carlo Monti and a team of scientists at TIG Environmental have developed an environmental impact assessment for discharged wastewater into the Curonian Lagoon.

Tim Negley participated in a panel discussion of PFAS Federal Regulations, Forensics and Multi-District Litigation at the New York State Bar Association Annual Meeting.

TIG Environmental's Philip Spadaro served as one of three panelists presenting on sediment remediation and environmental justice at the Environmental Law Education Center. 

Kate Lasseter, Dennis Farley, and Erin Pyne shared a presentation titled "A Review of Allocation Methods and Rationale for Method Selection" at the tenth International Conference on Remediation and Management of Contaminated Sediments. 

TIG Environmental shared a presentation on "Best Practices and Lessons Learned for an Efficient and Equitable Allocation" at the tenth International Conference on Remediation and Management of Contaminated Sediments. 

Philip Spadaro shared a presentation on the "Use of a Fiber Optic Temperature Sensor System to Evaluate EMNR/MNR at a Sediment Remediation Site" at the tenth International Conference on Remediation and Management of Contaminated Sediments.

Tim Negley, Nick Rose, and Jamie Combes shared a presentation on "Improving the Accessibility of Geospatial Data Evaluation and Visualization for Project Teams" at the tenth International Conference on Remediation and Management of Contaminated Sediments. 

Nicholas D. Rose and Timothy Negley shared a presentation on the "Challenges of Using Disparate Data Sets in  Forensic Methods"  at the tenth International Conference on Remediation and Management of Contaminated Sediments.