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by:Association for Environmental Health and Sciences Foundation, Inc. (AEHS) based inAmherst, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
The Annual Conference on Soils, Sediments, Water and Energy has become the preeminent national conference in this important environmental area. The conference attracts 600-800 attendees annually, including a wide variety of representation from state and federal agencies, military, industry (including railroad, petroleum, transportation, and utilities), ...
by:Northwest Environmental Training Center (NWETC) based inIssaquah, WASHINGTON (USA)
This course provides attendees with an in-depth understanding of the procedures for establishing cleanup levels and points of compliance under the Model Toxics Control Act (WAC 173-340). The course covers procedures for establishing cleanup levels using Methods A, B, and C for groundwater, surface water and soil, as well as an overview of recent rule revisions ...
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Manufactured by:Analytik Jena - Lab-loving people based inJena, GERMANY
Molecular biology methods can be used in a wide variety of applications. To ensure that you get the maximum quality in your results, proper planning of the workflow and experimental set up is vital. This online seminar provides an overview of the steps needed to be taken in setting up a molecular biology lab routine. The individual steps will be expanded upon in the other installments of Analytik ...
by:Rutgers Office of Continuing Professional Education (OCPE) based inNew Brunswick, NEW JERSEY (USA)
This introductory one-day course combines both classroom instruction as well as hands-on field visitation to provide you with a basic understanding of how wetlands are created and sustained. In the morning, you will review the connection between soil, water, and vegetation which creates a wetland. After lunch, gain practical experience using a ...
Manufactured by:Clean Planet Mfg. & Labs based inStaunton, VIRGINIA (USA)
From board rooms to classrooms, people are learning about non-point source pollution and its impact on human health, water, soils, and the overall environment, as a result of the information provided by Clean Planet Mfg. & Labs, Inc’s effective team of environmental professionals who help profit and non-profit entities alike ensure they are walking the ...
by:School of the Environment-University of Toronto based inToronto, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Topics include the use of remote sensing for environmental applications related to different studies of vegetation, soil, water, air, and land use/land ...
by:The Nielsen Environmental Field School based inLas Cruces, NEW MEXICO (USA)
Most environmental projects involve the investigation and characterization of a variety of interconnected environmental media, including soil, ground water, surface water and sediment. There is a tendency to view each of these media in an isolated manner, which can lead to difficulties in interpreting sampling results later. Writing an effective ...
by:Association for Environmental Health and Sciences Foundation, Inc. (AEHS) based inAmherst, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
From prehistory to the present, wars have been important determinants of environmental quality. Landscape-scale manipulations of fire, water, soil, vegetation, and animals were weapons in ancient times. As technological developments expanded, impacts of war increased, and the consequences are long-term and far-reaching. At the same time, military facilities ...
by:Rutgers Office of Continuing Professional Education (OCPE) based inNew Brunswick, NEW JERSEY (USA)
Because the REHS license is required for health inspector positions at local and county health departments and is a credential used in the private sector where inspections / sampling / monitoring of food, air, water or soil is necessary (eg. non-profit environmental groups, environmental consulting firms, grocery stores), it is plain to see how Rutgers’ EPH ...
by:The Swamp School, LLC based inAngier, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
A 2015 study by The Food and Agriculture Organization of The United Nations entitled, “Testing field methods for assessing the forest protective function for soil and water” was conducted to assess four different field sampling methods including the visual assessment method used by the Corps. The conclusion of this study is that the visual assessment ...
by:GeoEnviro Training Professionals Inc. based inVancouver, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
Toxicity reference values (TRVs) represent an exposure dose that people can safely be exposed to without adverse effects. Toxicity reference values are used to derive drinking water and soil quality guidelines, and to calculate hazard quotients (HQs) that determine risk to human health in risk assessments. Although TRVs are regularly used, they are often not ...
by:Cropaia based in, ISRAEL
Throughout the 232 pages of the book, the author, Guy Sela, shares his knowledge on the most important aspects of crop nutrition and irrigation, including: Plant nutrients, fertilizer management practices, interpretation of soil analysis, irrigation water quality, fertigation, irrigation scheduling and more... ...
Manufactured by:Hanby Environmental based inFulshear, TEXAS (USA)
Get Hanby Certified The Hanby certification course will include a lecture with power point presentation that provides the science behind the Hanby TPH Water and Soil Field Test Kits in an easy to understand format so the Student understands the “what,” “how,” “why,” “where” and “when” answers relating to sample analysis. The course format has three parts; ...
by:The Nielsen Environmental Field School based inLas Cruces, NEW MEXICO (USA)
Within this module, classroom presentations and four separate field videos discuss in detail field equipment cleaning protocols that apply to equipment used for sampling soil, ground water, surface water and ...
by:Northwest Environmental Training Center (NWETC) based inIssaquah, WASHINGTON (USA)
This 2-day course provides participants first with a broad overview of Site Restoration/Mitigation, and then expands to an examination of specific steps used for innovative restoration and mitigation planning and implementation, applicable to western North ...
by:Rutgers Office of Continuing Professional Education (OCPE) based inNew Brunswick, NEW JERSEY (USA)
You will also learn how to use this information when evaluating environmental conditions at your site or property. Featured Topics Geological discussions will cover earth processes, rock and mineral identification, sediments, soils, and man-made fill materials. Hydrogeology discussions will cover the water cycle, ground water flow/movement, ...
by:Northwest Environmental Training Center (NWETC) based inIssaquah, WASHINGTON (USA)
The objective of this one day workshop is to introduce environmental consultants, federal, state and local government staff, and members of the general public to Washington's Model Toxics Control Act (WAC 173-340). This workshop will provide an overview of the MTCA administrative requirements and associated cleanup standards. Participants will also learn the MTCA remedy selection process and ...
by:Northwest Environmental Training Center (NWETC) based inIssaquah, WASHINGTON (USA)
In this one-day workshop, we will explore the topic of emerging contaminants related to soil and groundwater remediation. Over the past few years, several agencies and organizations have released strategies and recommendations related to emerging contaminants. In general, emerging contaminants are ones for which incomplete toxicity data exists or for which new data has been released. Emerging ...
by:National Association of Landscape Professionals, Inc. (NALP) based inFairfax, VIRGINIA (USA)
In a partnership between NALP and the University of Georgia, lawn care and turfgrass professionals can enroll in the Principles of Turfgrass Management Certificate Program (formerly called the Lawn Care Manager Certification) and expand their knowledge in all aspects of turf ...
by:The Swamp School, LLC based inAngier, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
This online program will present the latest state of the science protocols for monitoring and managing wetland communities. These methods are used for both constructed wetland mitigation projects as well as existing wetland habitats. These techniques include the use of US Army Corps of Engineers, US EPA and many State and University developed procedures. This class is offered online and includes ...