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Environmental Stewardship and Crop Health Propel Demand for Agriculture Soil Testing Services - Vimarsana News

Environmental Stewardship and Crop Health Propel Demand for Agriculture Soil Testing Services

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Agriculture Soil Sampling and Testing Market - A Global and Regional Analysis: Focus on Application, Product, and Region - Analysis and...

US EPA says no immediate lead health threats from telecom cables - Vimarsana News

US EPA says no immediate lead health threats from telecom cables

The U.S. environmental regulator said Thursday soil sampling for lead in two Pennsylvania towns near telecommunications cables indicate "no threats to the health of people nearby that would warrant" an immediate government response, despite some findings of the pollutant. The Environmental Protection Agency testing was prompted by an investigation by the Wall Street Journal of lead covered telecommunications cables across the United States. EPA sampled soil for lead near telecommunications cable

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Letter about the ARC Zero project - Vimarsana News

Letter about the ARC Zero project

Letter about the ARC Zero project 2023-08-30

Aldoro set to start metallurgical sampling in Namibia - Vimarsana News

Aldoro set to start metallurgical sampling in Namibia

Aldoro Resources Ltd (ASX:ARN) technical director Mark Mitchell tells Proactive the company has completed an orthophotographic survey at the Kameelburg Rare Earth Carbonatite Project in Namibia, pa...

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Washington farmers could get reimbursed for compost expenses - Vimarsana News

Washington farmers could get reimbursed for compost expenses

OLYMPIA, Wash.- Washington farmers will soon be eligible to be reimbursed for compost expenses under a new Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) program.