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In vapor intrusion investigations, generating reliable and defensible data is paramount for accurate risk assessment and decision-making. This webinar, presented by Eurofins Environment Testing Air Toxics, will explore the essential best practices for canister sample collection, ensuring that your vapor intrusion investigations are grounded in high-quality data.
In the last dozen years, potable water reuse, including direct potable reuse (DPR) has become much more important across the US. The challenges associated with potable reuse are not just the need for more complex treatment processes than conventional water treatment plants, but also include the development of monitoring plans that reflect a myriad of different state requirements.
Grassroots wastewater surveillance programs offer a powerful, community-focused approach to protecting public health. This webinar will explore how local governments can successfully implement wastewater-based epidemiology (WBE) initiatives by starting from the ground up.
The goal of all environmental projects is to collect relevant and valid data to support sound environmental decisions. To accomplish this goal, environmental professionals need a basic knowledge of the inner workings of the “Black Box.”
The quality of data generated by the laboratory is only as good as the quality of the sample collected in the field. The objective of all environmental projects is to collect relevant and valid data. The environmental testing laboratory needs to work closely with the field sampler(s) to successfully execute any sampling program and to collect a quality sample.
When you or your client have an environmental decision pending, whether it's a determination for regulatory compliance, extent of contamination, remediation status, background characterization, etc., you depend on a qualified environmental laboratory for your analytical test results.
Eurofins Environment Testing Lancaster Laboratory has developed this webinar to help inform Maryland based consultants/engineers, industrial clients, and government agencies operating wastewater treatment plants who manage biosolids, of the requirements for PFAS testing starting in 2025.
The field of wastewater surveillance has witnessed remarkable growth since 2020, with the potential of this invaluable methodology only beginning to unfold. As the field expands its focus beyond respiratory diseases and substance abuse surveillance capabilities, it becomes crucial to attend to the ethical responsibilities inherent in these advancements.
The global adoption of wastewater surveillance as a cost-effective measure in response to the COVID-19 pandemic has catalyzed a number of notable advancements and expansions across the WBE landscape. The economically advantageous nature of the technique renders it particularly appealing to developing nations and other communities facing economic and resource constraints, against limited healthcare access.
In October 2020, the Interstate Technology and Regulatory Council released an updated incremental sampling methodology (ISM) guidance to reflect advancements in technology and share case studies providing insight into the application, benefit and pitfalls of ISM.
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