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edie.net - Pollution Monitoring and Control Latest News
The leading on-line news service for environmental professionals. The latest Pollution Monitoring and Control headlines.
Shortlists for edie's awards announced We are pleased to reveal the host of cutting edge projects shortlisted for honours in the edie Awards for Environmental Excellence. Last chance for free water saving advice A government-funded programme offering businesses free advice on cutting their water consumption - and their bills - is calling for companies to sign up to the scheme. Battery regs to curb metal pollution New regulations are set to reduce the amount of heavy metals that batteries can contain. Sending recycling to China 'better than binning it' Shipping plastic and paper waste to China for recycling causes less environmental damage than binning it in the UK. Get interactive with edie live! Our more regular readers may have noticed some changes going on at edie of late, as we seek to bring a wider range of material to the table and ask you to join the EDIE LIVE! party. Swiss say cities and farms share blame for pesticide pollution Swiss researchers looking at the origins of pesticides and other pollutants in rivers and streams say we are too quick to blame agriculture for our water's woes. Care services waste management to be audited Waste management including handling and disposal is set to be part of a hygiene audit the Health Service Executive (HSE) is to carry out of care facilities. Corporates outline progress on CFCs Coca Cola, McDonalds and Ikea are three of the big names gearing up to face academics and suppliers to report what progress they have made towards phasing out HFC-use. Water experts head for Stockholm Thousands of water experts from around the world will gather in Sweden next week to put global issues such as sanitation, scarce water resources and climate change under the microscope. Paving slabs 'clear the air' Prosperous city streets may be "paved with gold" but researchers in the Netherlands have developed a far more environmentally friendly alternative. Dry cleaner coughs up for clean up A small dry cleaning firm will have to pay out thousands of dollars towards the costs of cleaning up a major superfund site contaminated with industrial solvents and chemicals. Beijing air 'met Olympic standards' Air quality in Beijing in the first half of August met the standards required to host the Olympic Games, according to city officials. Millions eat food watered with wastewater Millions of hectares of agricultural land around the world are being watered with untreated or partially treated wastewater. Power plant forks out $400m to curb pollution The operators of a coal-fired power plant have agreed to spend $400m on pollution controls and pay a $950,000 fine to escape prosecution. Greenpeace: WEEE poisons Ghana Toxic chemicals are leaching into soil at scrap yards in Ghana as a result of electronic waste sent to the country from the developed world, according to a Greenpeace investigation. Portable F.O.G (Fat, Oil and Grease) analyser saves time and lab costs The latest on-site infrared analysers designed specifically to measure F.O.G levels in wastewater are now available from leading instrumentation company Quantitech. Tinytag data loggers help with your monitoring needs at RWM08 (stand 1840) Visitors to the Recycling and Waste Management '08 Exhibition will be able to see how Gemini Data Loggers has helped with the increase of composting, with their Tinytag temperature monitoring systems. Power experts discuss role of technology in climate change Key industry figures from the power sector will share the latest technology developments affecting climate change at an event organised by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) this September. Breakthrough Solar Powered Technology Improving Drinking Water Quality Aquafide Engineering are pleased to announce that they have successfully installed five SolarBee water circulators in their first drinking water reservoir project in the UK.

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