CEMML’s environmental compliance experts have extensive experience addressing air, water, hazardous materials, toxic waste, and solid waste regulations in a timely and legally defensible manner.
Environmental Compliance Services
Clean Water Act Programs
- Construction site inspections, permit review, stormwater outfall inspections and monitoring, stormwater infrastructure condition assessments.
- Development of stormwater pollution prevention community outreach materials and protocols.
- Infrastructure GIS review, reconciliation, and field verification.
- Stormwater and wastewater monitoring review and analysis.
- Post-construction stormwater management.
- Clean Water Act section 404 permitting through US Army Corps of Engineers.
- Clean Water Act Program compliance reviews and recommendations for installations.
Hazardous Waste Management and Pollution Prevention
- Expertise in hazardous materials management, hazardous waste stream management, pollution prevention, and recycling programs.
- Waste stream characterization.
- Environmental compliance training and inspection program development and implementation.
- Creation of effective management plans and strategies.
Specialized Services
- Camera inspection of stormwater lines.
- Lead paint and asbestos program management.
- Clean Air Act program and permit management.
- Safe Drinking Water Act program management
Latest CEMML Stories
An intertwined ecosystem: Species monitoring helps wildlife and the military mission
What does the behavior and health of a small, roundish mammal scampering through the sandy soil at Hill Air Force Base’s Utah Test and Training Range have to do with the military mission? More than you’d think. CEMML, in partnership with the base’s Natural Resources Program, is tracking the dark kangaroo mouse and several other species to better understand the health of the local ecosystem and inform military training operations.
Conserving reptiles — and training troops – in the Mojave Desert
The arid Mojave desert sprawls across roughly 50,000 square miles, mostly in southeast California and southern Nevada. Several rare species of wildlife live here, including the western pond turtle and the Mojave desert tortoise. These reptiles thrive in habitat free from development and human intrusion — and they find it on the Mojave’s vast military bases. CEMML, in partnership with the Air Force, is keeping a close eye on their behavior and numbers.
CEMML cultural resources team wins 2025 Secretary of the Army environmental award
CEMML professionals and U.S. Army staffers have worked together for several years to preserve archaeological and historical sites on bases located on the islands of Hawaiʻi and Oʻahu. Recently, their joint efforts earned them the Environmental Award for Cultural Resources Management, one of the Army’s highest honors for outstanding environmental stewardship and leadership.