Meet Drew Lucas, Senior Project Manager
Prior to working at ONE Environmental Group, Drew Lucas was an actual client of the Richmond-based company. He enjoyed working with the principals so much that he was thrilled to accept a position there in the Eden, North Carolina, office. “We watch out for each other; we take care of each other,” Drew says. “It’s […]
Meet Brad White, P.G., Senior Project Manager
Brad White heads the Atlanta office for ONE Environmental Group, where he assists development clients in acquiring and assessing properties from an environmental perspective. The Professional Geologist guides them through sampling, testing and any regulatory requirements that must be completed, which includes groundwater sampling and interior work. Brad started at ONE in March 2019 after […]
Meet Emily Forbes, Project Manager
Emily Forbes works only a few miles from where she grew up in Raleigh, North Carolina. As a Project Manager for ONE Environmental Group, she likes that she’s able to do a bit of everything, including erosion and sediment control audits for construction sites, due diligence and stormwater pollution prevention and spill control plans. She’s […]
Meet Kyle Blandford, REM, Project Manager
Outdoors enthusiast Kyle Blandford regards himself as a simple guy who is not a fan of office politics. That’s among the many reasons why he never wants to leave ONE Richmond Group, which he calls “a small company with no headquarters drama. It’s just full of lots of good people.” The Newport News native earned […]
Meet Kevin McKeon, Environmental Consultant
Kevin McKeon joined the ONE Environmental Group Norfolk office in February 2020, where he specializes in industrial compliance, erosion and sediment control, industrial stormwater and spill prevention control. “I really like the flexibility of the company — the work-home balance,” Kevin says. “As long as you take care of what needs to be taken care […]
Protecting the Fish Communities in the James River
Many of the nation’s industrial systems rely on surface water to cool their equipment — a process that results in billions of gallons of cooling water per day being withdrawn from waterbodies, the James River included. A provision of the Clean Water Act authorizes the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to regulate these cooling water intake […]