Environmental Analysis

Environmental Spotlight

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PerkinElmer is committed to helping scientists, researchers and environmental professionals address critical challenges across the globe. In this interview with ...

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This white paper is designed to provide an overview of the evolving regulations as laid out in the proposed new EU drinking water standards. It offers a summary ...

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Environmental Testing laboratories provide a critical service to public health and our surrounding environment. In order to maintain a state of continual operat ...

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As part of our efforts to educate ourselves and our customers, we are actively engaged with researchers and subject matter experts from around the world to expl ...

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Intense wildfires can cause chemical reactions that release metals, nutrients and other toxicants into the soil. When subsequent rains wash these contaminants i ...

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Dr. Hartwig Kremer, Head of Global Environment Monitoring Systems (GEMS) & World Water Quality Alliance (WWQA) Coordination Team Leader at the United Nations En ...

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The goal of business continuity testing is to ensure the health and safety of employees, protect company assets and minimize disruption to note business functio ...

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“Water is life,” as Dr. Luca Lucentini of Istituto Superiore di Sanità (ISS), is fond of saying. The availability and safety of water supplies is a global chall ...

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The Safety and Quality Analysis Laboratory of Padania Acque S.p.A., is focused on the management of water resources in the Province of Cremona, Italy. It is com ...

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LaDrome is recognized for its expertise in the analysis of specific pollutants in a large number of environmental matrices. PerkinElmer is honored to be a partn ...

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When water is a limited resource, ingenuity is essential. The highly regarded Orange County Water District (OCWD) is no stranger to being innovative to help sus ...

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At Northeast Laboratory Services, accuracy and time-to-results for their customers are critical. Hear from Ian Guite, Metals Analyst, on how the PerkinElmer Nex ...

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While considered a natural part of the Earth’s ecological cycle, wildfires have become an increasingly concerning environmental issue in recent years.

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When we think of plastic pollution, we’re likely to conjure up images of plastic litter in oceans or rivers. But there’s another, less visible form of plastic p ...

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Every year, we create about 8.3 billion metric tons of plastic waste, and nine million tons of it finds its way into our oceans, lakes, rivers, and streams – an ...

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Since their development in the 1940s, PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) have been utilized in industrial applications due to their chemical stability, ...

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In 2023, the U.S. EPA’s Fifth Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule (UCMR 5) will go into effect, requiring all public water systems (PWS) serving more than 3 ...

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If you needed one more reason to think about the long-term dangers of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, known as PFAS, this could be it: the European Environ ...

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Recently, the State of California announced its intention to require microplastics testing be done to protect its drinking water supplies.

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Sustainability in business is more critical than ever. Many companies are setting sustainability goals, taking definitive steps to make their operations for env ...

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The presence of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in products used every day by millions of people is a growing cause of concern among both consumers a ...

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Leonardo da Vinci once said, “Water is the driving force of all nature.”

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The mining industry impacts water resources through the heavy use of water for processing and through water pollution from discharges and seepage from tailings ...

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Microplastics—those tiny bits of plastic less than 5 mm (<0.2 inches) in length—have become a very large problem.

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A conversation with Dr. Jose Isagani Janairo, Professor of Biochemistry, De La Salle University, Philippines.

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The term “microplastics” was first introduced in 2004 and refers to any type of plastic fragment that is less than 5 mm in length. That’s smaller than the numbe ...

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In laboratories around the world, artificial intelligence (AI) is being paired with robotic and automated technologies to expand the scope of science by harness ...

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Environmental testing labs are under enormous pressure to reduce the cost and turnaround time for analytical services-and to help, technologies such as cloud co ...

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As environmental testing laboratories innovate and evolve, the regulations that govern sampling methods also adapt—new and stricter detection limits are establi ...

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In 2019, 81.8 million tons of environmentally hazardous chemicals and 208 million tons of chemicals hazardous to human health were produced.

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Fresh, safe, potable water is a resource that experts have been warning has been diminishing for years.

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One of the best solutions to replenish the supply is to re-use our wastewater-but there are concerns about the best way to do this.

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In uncertain times, having a strong business continuity plan can make a big difference when it comes to responding to unplanned, and uninvited disruptions to ev ...

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PerkinElmer’s John Martin, Environmental Segment Marketing Manager, discusses the water crisis and potential solution with Dr. Peter Scales, Professor Emeritus, ...

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