A Technical Guide For Performing and Writing Phase I Environmental Site Assessments Paperback – September 13, 2001

The man, the myth, the legend. This young chap covers the environmental world like nobody else! Good work!! This book is a must in every Americans' collection!!

This book still tracks after 30 years.It provides a quick informative look into Due Diligence step by step.You’d think this guy would have caught all the errors in the boom though since he had done a bunch of phase I’s.Cheap enough to get one for your rookie entry level scientists .

I write PCAs and am asked to do data collection for ESAs. I wanted technical guidance to make my field notes relevant and make sure I'm not missing anything. This book is horribly edited and contains no real insight. Worthless. Do not buy.

This is not a comedy but you will laugh. There are so many typos in this book it is crazy. Besides that a great book with great info. This book will help you write a professional looking Phase I Assessment. It will also guide you thru everystep leading up to and presentation of the assessment to your client.

I found 10 typos & usage problems in the first 4 pages. This book couldn't have been edited by a professional. This is the worst example of shoddy editing and proofreading I have ever seen. Here are just two examples from page 15:"Checklists on what information should be gathered and can be located in Appendix B."The next sentence reads as follows: "Remember, the custodian is limited by time to complete the report it is usually 20 days from the site-visit to the submission of the report."It appears that it was written and edited by a non-English speaking person.