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  Rt-Ribosyn – A New Method to Measure the Specific Growth Rates of Distinct Microbial Populations in Engineered Systems

  ABSTRACTA molecular biology based method called RT-RiboSyn has been developed to measure the specific growth rate of microbial populations. This method analyzes culture samples that have been exposed to chloramphenicol for defined times. Chloramphenicol disrupts ribosome synthesis, which causes a buildup of the level of precursor 16S rRNA within the cells. Specific microbial populations can be ...

  Oct. 22, 2006
  

  By Water Environment Federation (WEF)

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  Performance-Based Measurement Systems

  Many of the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA's) methods used to monitor air, water and soil for environmental contaminants prescribe step-by-step details on how the chemical analysis must be conducted and prohibit any deviations or variations. The EPA has recognized that monitoring equipment and technology have improved tremendously over the last few years; that environmental media do not ...

  Jan. 1, 1999
  

  By WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff

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  Preparing for EPA’s mandatory reporting of greenhouse gases rule

  Recent action by the US EPA to finalize the Mandatory Reporting of Greenhouse Gases (GHG) Rule means that environmental managers must now seriously examine whether they are fully prepared to address the imminent requirements. This article provides some assistance by summarizing key points regarding the final versus proposed rule, providing clarification on key questions that have arisen since the ...

  Oct. 1, 2009
  

  By Trinity Consultants

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  Biosolids Composter Satisfies Customers and Neighbors

  A ticket to Penn State football games isn’t the only hard thing to come by in State College, Pennsylvania. So is the biosolids compost produced by State College’s University Area Joint Authority (UAJA) wastewater treatment plant. “For the last four years, we’ve been sold out before we’ve made the compost,” says Stephen Welch, who manages the UAJA composting plant. All biosolids generated — about ...

  Jan. 1, 2000
  

  By BioCycle Magazine