EnviroMail™6/Europe: Field Methanol Preservation for VOCs in Soil: Sampling Technique & Best Practice
Field methanol preservation is the standard method in Europe for VOC analysis in soil. Learn best practices, sampling steps, and quality tips to ensure accurate results.
EnviroMail™9/Europe: Methods for Assessing the Biological Stability of Solid Waste
Assessment of solid waste stability using AT4 and GS21 tests helps evaluate biodegradability and gas potential to reduce landfill impact and support sustainable waste management.
EnviroMail™10/Europe: PFAS: Forever Chemicals in Soils
PFAS are persistent soil contaminants with potentially far-reaching effects. Understanding their presence and risks is key to developing effective remediation strategies.
EnviroMail™11/Europe: Legionella in Waters. Why Testing is Important?!?!
Controlling Legionella in water is vital to protect health, meet regulations, and prevent outbreaks. Regular monitoring and maintenance are essential for effective control.
EnviroMail™12/Europe: ALS Net Zero Commitments & Roadmap in Support of our Staff, Clients, Communities & Shareholders
ALS is committed to climate action and sustainability, aiming for Net Zero by 2050. Through innovation and science, we strive to make a meaningful impact and share progress with clients.
EnviroMail™13/Europe: Passive Sampling for the Monitoring of PFAS in Water
ALS Czech Republic uses DGT passive samplers for reliable PFAS monitoring in water. The method enables long-term tracking of freely dissolved PFAS and supports sustainable water management.
EnviroMail™15/Europe: The Steroid Hormones Determination in Water
ALS Czech Republic provides sensitive determination of steroid hormones in water. Using UHPLC-MS/MS and SPE, even trace levels of endocrine disruptors like estradiol can be reliably detected.
EnviroMail™14/Europe: Resolving False Positive Detections of Petroleum Hydrocarbons Originating from Natural Organics
ALS demonstrates how proper Florisil clean-up greatly reduces false positive detections of C10-C40 hydrocarbons caused by biogenic substances in soils and organic-rich materials.