| Select experience on energy and environmental remediation projects |
PCB remediation site on the Hudson River
This former cable manufacturing site on the beautiful Hudson River is in the early stages of PCB remediation. Price-Miner is on the communications team, keeping this well-educated community informed of progress on the site with newsletters, an interactive web site and community contact. Ultimately, this site has tremendous redevelopment potential that will revitalize the riverfront of this popular New York bedroom community.
Vapor intrusion site in southwestern Illinois
Price-Miner Creative Strategies has overseen the communications plan for a project to protect residents from potential vapor intrusion. The company has handled media relations, coordinated with federal and state agencies, served as a liaison with Hartford’s Village government, communicated with state legislators, worked door-to-door with homeowners to implement vapor mitigation measures, served as a community ombudsman, assisted homeowners requiring evacuation due to vapor odor complaints and coordinated efforts with multiple engineering firms and legal teams.
Protecting the Genesee River in western New York
Price-Miner Creative is handling communications for this important project to protect the beautiful Genesee River in western New York using a wetland treatment system. Price-Miner is handling communications responsibilities, including a newsletter, web site, and community presentations.
Redevelopment of former refinery site in Illinois
Price-Miner team has been on hand to help tell the story of the efforts to bring this industrial brownfield into productive reuse with newsletters, earned media opportunities and a multimedia project that debuted at a National Brownfields Conference event.
Marsh restoration at former chemical plant in Delaware Price-Miner is developing a communications plan for a marsh restoration project at a former chemical plant site in Delaware.
Lead poisoning prevention project
St. Mary’s Hospital of East St. Louis identified a major lead poisoning problem among school-age children in the Washington Park and East St. Louis area. An astounding 22% of elementary school children in Washington Park suffered elevated lead levels. St. Mary’s became the center of a multi-tiered, multi-agency effort to screen and treat children, offer prevention education, clean up former lead smelter sites and rehabilitate older housing stock. Price-Miner oversaw a multi-year earned and paid media plan to inform and educate the public and the media on this issue. Miner and Price wrote, directed and produced a 30-minute documentary which aired on broadcast television, as well as newsletters, direct mail and print advertising.
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