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CEM conference on Emission Monitoring “Call for Papers” 2023
Celebrating 25 years of CEM events, CEM 2023 will take place on the 20th - 22nd of September in Barcelona, the Scientific Committee of CEM The International Conference on Emissions Monitoring is looking for Papers and Posters. ...
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Breaking News, WWEM and AQE exhibitions to move to the NEC in Birmingham.
Following on from the successes of the co-located WWEM (Water, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring exhibition) and AQE (The Air Quality and Emissions Monitoring) events we are excited to announce that we are now locating these shows to the NEC. ...
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CEM conference on Emission Monitoring “Call for Papers”
Celebrating 25 years of CEM events, CEM 2023 will take place on the 20th - 22nd of September in Barcelona, the Scientific Committee of CEM The International Conference on Emissions Monitoring is looking for Papers and Posters. ...
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WWEM Water Monitoring Event Opens Registration
Registration is now open for the 10th WWEM Water and Wastewater Monitoring conference and exhibition which will be held in-person on the 12th & 13th October in Telford, England. Registration is ...
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Call for Papers for Water Analysis Conference
Have you been carrying out research or have an application or case study in the following topics? Contaminants of emerging concern, Micro pollutants, Monitoring for COVID in Wastewater, Non-Target and Suspect screening of pollutants, Toxicity and ...
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Free Invitation to Air Quality and Air Emissions conference and Exhibition
You are invited to join the 12th International Conference and Exhibition on Air Quality and Air Emissions Monitoring on the 12th & 13th October 2022. Registration to AQE is Free of charge for all Exhibition and Conference ...
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Are Emissions Levels Getting Higher or Lower?
Six years ago, world leaders from over 190 nations around the globe gathered in Paris to try and prevent the most catastrophic consequences of climate change. Their aim was simple: to agree to take concerted measures to limit global ...
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What Pollutants Are Measured in the Air? Aerosols
Aerosols are tiny particles that are suspended in the air all around us. Although some aerosols are large enough to be visible to the naked human eye, the majority are so small that we do not even notice them. However, they have the ability to ...
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Krakow welcomes CEM 2020 international emissions monitoring event
From 13th to 15th May, Krakow will be the focus of the world’s leading organisations in industrial emissions monitoring. The CEM 2020 emissions monitoring event will address both European and global emissions monitoring issues, providing the ...
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Well casing and total well depth indicator
Solinst`s new Model 105 well casing and depth indicator detects metal well casing and measures total well depth using one probe. A strong magnetic assembly in the probe detects well casing, while a plunger assembly at the bottom of the probe is ...
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Could a four-day week help the environment?
A proposed four-day week has been gaining increased traction among governments the world over of late. Several cities around the globe have already trialled the idea, while Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour manifesto pledged to bring down the number of ...
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New, convenient peristaltic pump accessory
Solinst Canada Ltd. has introduced a new accessory for the 410 Peristaltic Pump that makes it even more convenient for sampling shallow groundwater, surface water, and soil gas in the field. The 410 Peristaltic Pump uses a 12V DC power source to ...
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How have carbon emissions changed in 2019?
Carbon emissions have risen slightly in 2019, according to the Global Carbon Project. Despite the fact that consumption of coal fell in the past 12 months, overall emissions of CO2 have increased due to ongoing growth in the use of oil and gas. ...
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Why are birds shrinking?
The bodies of birds are shrinking even as their wingspans increase, according to a new study from the USA. The report, published in the journal Ecology Letters, examined over 70,000 bird samples from a multitude of different species and concluded ...
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Blackline Safety targets digital transformation, introduces new data science offering
Blackline Vision helps businesses maximise their investment into digital technologies to further improve operations, productivity and safety. Businesses are under more pressure than ever to perform and deliver results to their customers and ...
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Simplified testing for BPA in source water
These days it’s common to see a "BPA Free" label on water bottles and other containers. The campaign is a response to consumers who have grown increasingly wary of the contaminant after it gained national notoriety in recent years. BPA, ...
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Could air pollution make you bald?
A new study from South Korea has suggested that prolonged exposure to poor air quality could have a detrimental impact on the human body’s ability to grow hair. By examining the effects of high concentrations of the pollutant PM10 ...
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20 firms contributing massively to carbon emissions
A recent report has revealed that just a handful of oil and gas companies are behind over a third of all global warming emissions since 1965. Conducted by Richard Heede from the Climate Accountability Institute and commissioned by the Guardian ...
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Funding boost for next generation of engineers to help realise UK’s 2050 ‘net-zero’ greenhouse gas target
Cranfield University has announced a series of scholarships to help boost the UK’s skill base as the nation looks to achieve a government target of ‘net-zero’ greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. The scholarships worth £10,500 ...
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Potential killer in UK water systems is monitored via `internet of things`
A pair of young entrepreneurs have developed a revolutionary smart sensor that is purpose-built to wage war on the deadly legionella bug. Technology expert Florin Mangu and water hygiene engineer Joe Finn are launching the new Remote Tech `S1` ...
