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Microscopic Bioremediation Brings Big Results  When there’s an oil spill on a work site or in the driveway, many people grab a pressure washer or a shovel. While this is a common first instinct, it

OPG+ Provides Mobile Support to First Responders  When a spill occurs, the first few minutes can determine how far the contamination spreads and how much danger it creates. Local fire departments protect people and stabilize

OPG+ is Bringing Modern Ecosolutions to the Research Triangle  The North Carolina Research Triangle is known for turning forward-thinking ideas into practical solutions. Home to technology organizations in all forms, this unique region of Raleigh,

The Best Practices to Avoid Environmental Audits  A spill does not automatically give a business a poor environmental record. Spills happen and sometimes they’re completely unavoidable. What matters is how the incident was handled. In

OPG+ Brings Environmentally Friendly Fuel Cleanup  Houston has been known as the “Energy Capital of the World” for more than a century. Its refineries, fuel terminals, warehouses, construction sites and commercial fleets keep not just

Staying Compliant in the Southeast  Oil and fuel spills do not follow state lines, but environmental reporting rules do. A release that appears minor at a fleet yard, marina, construction site, or commercial property may

When a small oil or grease spill occurs, hiring the least expensive cleanup crew may seem like the practical choice. General pressure-washing companies are often readily available, charge less upfront, and promise to make the

Why Atlanta’s Busy Commercial Corridors Need Spill-Ready Plans  Atlanta’s Perimeter is built for movement. From warehouses near I-285 and distribution activity along I-20, businesses rely on vehicles and equipment every day.  That activity also creates

How Going Green Can Save You Money  Cleaning up a petroleum spill is a big mess. Literally. The area needs to be roped off, a team needs to dig up any affected soil and load

Tipping Fees, Fuel, and Labor Add Up Quickly When a small oil, diesel, gasoline, or hydraulic fluid spill happens, the first concern is usually the visible mess. A stain on concrete or a small patch