Environmental consultants identify, qualify, and interpret environmental concerns. They are often involved in site research, coordinating various sampling protocols, and writing reports such as Phase I site evaluations. Remediation firms are involved in the engineering and implementation of the work necessary to address the environmental issue, clarify suspect contamination, and resolve site challenges. For example, a consultant may evaluate a property for a history of underground storage tanks. A remediation firm finds the tank, removes the tank, cleans the tank, excavates contaminated soil, and provides the proper disposal and closure documentation. EMG provides both consulting and remediation services in-house.