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  • Methane Migration from Abandoned Fracking Sites Significant
    October 21, 2015

    Methane Migration from Abandoned Fracking Sites Significant

    The EPA has recently proposed controversial new regulations that place limitations on the amount of methane released during hydrofracking operations. Now a study conducted by researchers from the University of Vermont has revealed that methane from fracking sites can migrate...

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  • Reducing Landfill Safety Risks
    October 15, 2015

    Reducing Landfill Safety Risks

    Landfills can emit unpleasant odors as well as landfill gas, which can migrate through soil and accumulate in nearby buildings. Some of the more hazardous gases produced within landfills include, methane, carbon dioxide, ammonia and sulfides. While hydrogen sulfide and...

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  • Bioenergy and Sustainability: Bridging the Gaps
    September 24, 2015

    Bioenergy and Sustainability: Bridging the Gaps

    A collaboration of 137 bioenergy experts from all over the world culminates in the launch of a report that documents current research results and recommendations on the production and utilization of bioenergy, together with future growth potential, taking things such...

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  • Landfill Gas Monitoring Tips
    September 17, 2015

    Landfill Gas Monitoring Tips

    Tips for Using Landfill Gas Monitoring Systems In order to extract and collect landfill gas, and to reduce surface emissions and prevent migration of hazardous gases, specially designed landfill gas (LFG) systems need to be installed on landfill sites. Some...

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  • Diamond Scientific DBE Certified in Florida
    September 7, 2015

    Diamond Scientific DBE Certified in Florida

    Diamond Scientific is pleased to announce that it has just been issued Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Certification by the Florida Department of Transport (FDOT), who administer this Federal program on behalf of the Federal Government in the State of Florida....

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  • Preventing Vapor Intrusion from Landfills
    September 3, 2015

    Preventing Vapor Intrusion from Landfills

    What is Vapor Intrusion? According to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), vapor intrusion can be defined as the "migration of hazardous vapors from any subsurface contaminant source, such as contaminated soil vapour extraction or groundwater or contaminated conduit(s), into...

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  • Methanotrophs: Environmental Engineers of the Future?
    August 31, 2015

    Methanotrophs: Environmental Engineers of the Future?

    New insight into methanotrophic bacteria that are able to oxidize methane, a potent greenhouse gas, may enable scientists to develop a range of biotechnological applications that provide opportunities for exploiting methane while at the same time protecting the environment. In...

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