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If you are interested in a working career in environmental science or in dealing with hazardous materials in the
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List of websites of interest in searching for Environmental Careers
Here are website addresses for organizations offering information about careers in environmental
science, environmental management, or field and laboratory work in environmental studies such as
aerobiology, mycology, building science, onsite wastewater treatment, water purity, testing, contamination,
industrial hygiene, home inspection, testing, field investigation, and laboratory analysis.
http://www.environmentalcareers.com Environmental Careers Inc.
Environmental Science.org, Website: http://www.environmentalscience.org/
an advocate for environmental science education and careers. The site's home page includes a search tool useful to find environmental science colleges and universities. This aggregator website combines data from federal and state agencies in the United States.
Asbestos News - a good information website on asbestos hazards and Mesothelioma. Example of lead-in of
a current article (Jan 2006) "What is Mesothelioma? - Mesothelioma is a rare form of cancer that attacks cells, called mesothelial cells, which make up membrane lining in the
chest and abdominal cavity. The tissue called mesothelium, which is formed by the mesothelial cells, help protects the organs by producing a lubricating
fluid that allows the organs to move without irritating nerves." The site contains articles on asbestos abatement, asbestos in schools, claims,
containment, litigation, and various asbestos-related illnesses.
A Toxic Gas Testing Plan: A Gas Sampling Plan for Residential and Commercial buildings lists some of the toxic indoor gases for which we test, depending on the building complaint and building conditions
Gas Exposure Hazard Levels: for Toxic Gas Exposure to Ammonia, Arsine, Arsenic, Bromine, Carbon Dioxide, Carbon Monoxide, Hydride, Ozone - allowable exosure levels and hazard levels
Ozone Warnings Use of Ozone as a "mold" remedy is ineffective and may be dangerous.
Lead Hazards in buildings, Dust, Paint, Water: General Advice, Testing Procedures, Illnesses with additional links and resource references for Lead Hazards
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