Long-Term, Low-Cost Remediation of Chlorinated Solvents
 3-D Microemulsion is an injectable electron donor optimized for low cost, long-lasting in situ remediation of chlorinated solvents. Its engineered, wide-area subsurface distribution significantly reduces the number of injection points and events required, resulting in time and cost savings. A viable, long-term source of staged-release hydrogen on the order of 2-4 years from a single application, this technology is faster and often lower cost than lengthy natural attenuation approaches.
Eliminate Risk and Uncertainty with PlumeStop
 PlumeStop Liquid Activated Carbon is a break-through groundwater remediation technology that reduces dissolved phase contaminant plumes in days. Composed of extremely fine particles of activated carbon (1‐2μm) suspended in water through a proprietary dispersion chemistry, PlumeStop flows into the subsurface at low pressure and achieves consistent, reliable distribution – a capability unlike any other form of activated carbon used for groundwater remediation today.
A Simple, Long-Term Solution to Mitigate Vapor Risk
 The Retro-Coat Vapor Intrusion Coating System is a complete product line that consists of chemically resistant materials to properly protect existing structures from the threat of contaminant vapor intrusion. Developed by experienced vapor intrusion specialists specifically for vapor intrusion protection within existing structures, it is resistant to aggressive chlorinated compounds such as TCE, PCE and petroleum hydrocarbons.
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Client Spotlight: Karen Kinsella, PhD, Senior Technical Specialist at GZA GeoEnvironmental
From helping to build highways as a heavy equipment operator, to designing industrial and aerospace monitors, to studying uranium-immobilizing bacteria, Karen Kinsella, Ph.D. has a broad and unique background during her professional career. Currently a Senior Technical Specialist with GZA GeoEnvironmental, Dr. Kinsella is committed to our earth’s environment. Shares Kinsella, “I have a diverse career path. I’ve raised dairy cattle and worked as a corporate librarian searching intellectual property. In my role with GZA I work with teams of geotechnical, environmental, water, and ecological engineers and scientists, developing conceptual site models.”
Upcoming Webinar
High-Powered Treatment of Soil and Groundwater Contaminants Using Colloidal Zero Valent Iron
Join us for a special webinar presentation with John Freim, Ph.D., REGENESIS Director of Materials Science. Dr. Freim will discuss the benefits of using zero valent iron (ZVI) as a powerful remediation amendment that can decontaminate soil and groundwater containing chlorinated hydrocarbons, pesticides, and other toxic substances. This live webinar starts Wednesday, March 7th, 2018 at 11am pacific/2pm eastern.
Employee Spotlight: John Freim, PhD, Director of Materials Science at REGENESIS
 With a career that includes grants from the Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Energy, Missile Defense Agency, National Institute of Health and U.S. Air Force, and successful environmental remediation experience, Dr. John Freim brings a distinguished track record to his new role as Director of Materials Science at REGENESIS. With over 30 years of expertise in materials processing, Dr. Freim will lead the establishment of REGENESIS’ first state-of-the-art colloidal product manufacturing facility.
Webinar Recording Now Available
Visualization and Modeling Tools for Evaluating Remediation Performance
REGENESIS hosted a technical presentation with special guest speaker Grant Carey, Ph.D., President of Porewater Solutions. During this presentation, Dr. Carey discussed visualization and modeling tools which may be used to improve the assessment and communication of site remediation activities. Joining Dr. Carey was Maureen Dooley, Director of Strategic Projects at REGENESIS. The full recording is available here.
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