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Sep 19 2006

Author: Bill Spence on behalf of Thermo Electron

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The Environment Agency’s Monitoring Certification Scheme (MCERTS) is intended to deliver quality environmental measurements by providing for the product certification of instruments, the competency certification of personnel and the accreditation of laboratories. In 2004 the scheme was expanded to include chemical testing of soils by publication of a performance standard for all laboratories involved in the chemical testing of soils for regulatory purposes. The Agency’s MCERTS website gives further information (see www.mcerts.net).

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