Scientists from CATRIN and CEET developed a filtration membrane that removes bacteria and toxic heavy metals from water in one step, without energy or chemicals.

Prof. David Hanigan explains why PFAS removal isn’t enough, how online FTIR reveals gas-phase products, and where EPA 1633 vs. 533/537 and OTM-45/50 fit in real-world PFAS analysis.

EnviroMail gives background and technical guidance on trace metals preservation and sampling for total and dissolved metals in groundwater, surface water, leachates, and wastewaters.

Research shows that urban-grown vegetables can contain toxic metals from soil and dust. Washing helps but does not remove all particles. Clean soil, protection, and thorough washing are essential.

Learn about asbestos monitoring in workplaces: PCM & SEM methods, exposure risks, and new EU legislation to enhance worker safety.

Assessment of solid waste stability using AT4 and GS21 tests helps evaluate biodegradability and gas potential to reduce landfill impact and support sustainable waste management.

ALS is committed to climate action and sustainability, aiming for Net Zero by 2050. Through innovation and science, we strive to make a meaningful impact and share progress with clients.

Pallet furniture is trendy and eco-friendly—but some pallets may contain harmful chemicals. Discover how to identify safe ones and avoid hidden health risks in this guide by Watrex Praha.

Proper sampling and the use of suitable containers are key pre-lab steps that greatly impact the accuracy of environmental analyses and the reliability of final reported results.

This week we bring you other document by Agilent Technologies, guide by Shimadzu and brochure by Thermo Fisher Scientific!