L. Everett & Associates is very active addressing the environmental aspects of hydraulic fracturing or "fracking".
One of the dilemmas of environmental regulation is that EPA stipulates permissible levels for inadvertent exposure to certain toxic chemicals (such as from vapor intrusion from subsurface contamination) but OSHA allows much higher levels of exposure of the same chemicals for purposeful exposure in an occupational setting.
This paper coauthered by Lorne Everett, Mark Kram and Peter Morris is generating lots of conversation about temporal variability of the processes that cause vapor intrusion.
According to a recent study reported at a meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, certain fish are being exposed to trace amounts of antidepressant drugs in waterways and they may be getting too relaxed for their own good.
I am writing to acknowledge... Dr. Lorne Everett, for his fantastic pro bono service to Riverkeeper...Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Chief Prosecuting Attorney
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