Environment & Health

Progress toward restoring the natural beauty and value of Onondaga Lake and surrounding habitats

A 25-year undertaking, the remediation and restoration of the Onondaga Lake Superfund Site is one of the largest and most complex remediation programs in the US.

Bringing new life to a long-neglected site

Ramboll is involved in the San Francisco's Hunter’s Point redevelopment project, which is revitalizing a long-neglected site with a storied past.

Climate adaptation study & pilot project in New York City

The NYC Cloudburst Resiliency Planning Study & pilot project is a world-class example of an integrated planning & analysis process shaping a solid basis for future decisions on how to implement climate adaptation initiatives fully or partly based on green infrastructure.

Restoring barrier island coast enhances ecosystem resilience

By helping to restore islands like North Breton Island in the Gulf of Mexico, Ramboll is helping to enhance ecosystem resilience to environmental change along the coast, while preserving needed nesting areas for birds.

In situ technology results in significant time savings

Ramboll, in partnership with its client and regulatory officials, developed a remedial strategy for a site in Teterboro, New Jersey, USA using in situ thermal remediation for the areas of greatest contamination, combined with in situ chemical oxidation for the less contaminated zones, and a slurry wall to surround 3.2 acres of the parcel.

Paving the way to rebuilding hurricane-damaged homes

Following the devastating 2005 hurricanes in the US Gulf Coast, Ramboll led reconstruction efforts for homes and infrastructure throughout Louisiana’s floodplain.

Laying a foundation for US offshore wind

Ramboll supported the development of Block Island Wind Farm, the first offshore wind farm in the US, which is expected to power 17,000 homes.

Critical issues review for development of 10 onshore wind farms

Ramboll conducted a critical issues review to help a US client evaluate the viability of 10 sites for the development of onshore wind farms.