Keeping Your Eye On The Ball: Scoping The Appropriate Environmental Due Diligence For The Project
Florida Chamber of Commerce
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July 18, 2024
Thomas F. Mullin participates on the panel Keeping Your Eye On The Ball: Scoping The Appropriate Environmental Due Diligence For The Project at the 38th Annual Environmental Permitting Summer School. The panelists discuss appropriate scoping of the environmental due diligence process, taking into consideration current and prior land uses and the user’s project objectives, the importance of the environmental professional’s opinion and when and how to recommend additional investigation.
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