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Black carbon is a serious problem – but how do we measure it?
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Delivering certainty for Section 82 with continuous water quality monitoring
What is the most important aspect of CEMS monitoring?
How Europe's IED 2.0 could change India's CEMS structure
Whatever your requirement is with regards to monitoring your water data it is undoubtedly true to say the quicker that you receive the data back the more efficient and effective you can be at respo...
Engineered silver nanomaterials (AgNM) have become an essential part of our daily life. Being used as antibacterial mean in numerous products such as e.g., deodorants, cleaners or sportswear, AgNM...
Traditionally, water chemistry has been measured by taking spot samples, either manually or using autosamplers, transporting to a laboratory where the samples are then analysed. In situ analysis...
Affinity Water's 36 Ml/d output karstic groundwater site in Hertfordshire abstracts from four boreholes which are then blended and treated at the works. All four sources contain metaldehyde, some a...
The UKAS perspective including special reference to the SCA Inorganics and Metals working group
This presentation will aim to summarise the recent work carried out across three distinct working groups covering the organics subcommittee as well as the ad hoc groups responsible for production o...
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