The Education Center

We explain how long TRI Reporting takes to complete.

A lot of our customers dread the early spring for environmental regulatory reasons. For many, it means grabbing a stormwater sample to be in compliance with their NPDES stormwater permit. For others, it means Community Right-to-Know Reporting. And for some, it means Toxic Release Inventory Reporting, better known as TRI Reporting.

Information on Tier II Community Right to Know Reporting & TRI Reporting in North Carolina.

Both Tier II Community Right-to-Know Reporting and TRI Reporting can be confusing. From what we've heard customers of ours tell us, there are so many aspects of reporting that sound similar or seem similar, that it's hard to keep track of them.

The issue is, when it comes to EPCRA Reporting, there's never been a time where you're under the microscope more than you are now. From 3rd party environmental groups getting aggressive, the cash-strapped governmental agencies cracking the whip, your operation needs to be 100% on top of these regulations, no matter what.

We cover details on Community Right-to-Know Reporting & TRI Reporting in South Carolina.

When it comes to EPCRA Reporting, usually meaning TRI Reporting & Tier II Community Right-to-Know Reporting, there's a lot of confusion surrounding the topics. From confusing regulations on the Federal level to regulations changing on a state by state basis, it makes sense that a lot of people get the topics confused.

We explain the difference between Form A & Form R Reporting when it comes to TRI Reporting.

With the New Year creeping around the corner, we're starting to hear from a lot of old & new clients about certain annual requirements. Whether it's annual certifications as part of an NPDES Stormwater Permit or maybe some type of environmental training like SPCC Training, many folks are being proactive and trying to nip their responsibilities in the bud sooner rather than later.

We discuss a common misconception that TRI Reporting is only for "big chemical companies".

Environmental regulations can be somewhat of a nightmare to get through. Some regulations change across state lines, certain cities have regulations that only apply to operations within city limits, and some federal regulations are so poorly enforced that businesses exist for years being out of compliance without knowing any better.

We review the most common TRI Reporting mistakes and how to fix those issues.

It never fails, year after year. We start asking folks about TRI Reporting, and we start hearing similar things. While many folks claim to be reporting correctly, there's a fair amount of folks who admit things that clearly indicate they're not reporting correctly.

We explain TRI Reporting costs & prices and the factors that influence costs.

Spring time means a few things for us here at RMA. Aside from the weather getting nice and the fact that we're frequently back outside doing field work, there's one thing that happens like clockwork, every year, around late April / early May. People start looking back into TRI Reporting.