Many states have leapfrogged the EPA by implementing regulations on PFAS use, safe PFAS levels in drinking water, and by suing manufacturers of PFAS chemicals. This creates a complex set of regulatory requirements, depending on where you operate.
Four out of every five consumers have expressed skepticism of organizations claiming to be sustainable. So, how does your company express your sincere desire to take steps that are sustainable for the environment?
Locus provides out-of-the-box tools and services to automate business processes, integrate with external applications, and provide a rich user experience.
Companies across a wide array of industries utilize Locus software. There is not a single report that these companies share in common, and as such, our approach to reporting recognizes our customers’ diversity.
Locus Founder and CEO, Neno Duplan recently sat down with Grant Ferrier of the Environmental Business International to discuss a myriad of topics relating to technology in the environmental industry such as Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Multi-tenancy, IoT, and much more.
A growth in commitment from proactive organizations towards heightened ESG standards means that many professionals have seen their duties not only increase, but they have been made more diverse than before.
Locus EIM is the leading cloud-based application for managing and reporting environmental data. We have highlighted 5 key usability features that allow users to get the most out of their investment.
The Locus Waste Management application enables EHS professionals to manage wastes across their entire enterprise and prepare reports with just one click.
Roughly a fifth to a quarter of Americans wear a smartwatch daily. Wearables are undoubtedly one of the biggest trends in EHS, with a seemingly endless number of uses to promote a more efficient and safer workplace.
Streamline and simplify annual CCR preparation with Locus water quality software—designed for water systems to simplify the sampling, management, and reporting of drinking water data.