As a chemist and more specifically a "green" chemist. I have a few questions about your cleaning processes and testing.
1.) What is the most toxic substance your company has had the displeasure of cleaning up and what additional safety measures did you take to ensure the health of your employees? (e.g. highly radioactive substances, carcinogenic inhalants, etc.)
2.) How is the toxic waste "disposed of"? Is it stored in a more controlled environment or sent to specialty sites that may treat the waste?
3.) What metrics do you use to determine that an area is "clean" and contaminants haven't leeched into the sediment or groundwater?
4.) Can any of the toxic materials you take care of be recycled or do you currently try to purify contaminants for useful components?
Thank you so much for you time answering our questions and the work you're doing cleaning up the mistakes of bad science!
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As a chemist and more specifically a "green" chemist. I have a few questions about your cleaning processes and testing.
1.) What is the most toxic substance your company has had the displeasure of cleaning up and what additional safety measures did you take to ensure the health of your employees? (e.g. highly radioactive substances, carcinogenic inhalants, etc.)
2.) How is the toxic waste "disposed of"? Is it stored in a more controlled environment or sent to specialty sites that may treat the waste?
3.) What metrics do you use to determine that an area is "clean" and contaminants haven't leeched into the sediment or groundwater?
4.) Can any of the toxic materials you take care of be recycled or do you currently try to purify contaminants for useful components?
Thank you so much for you time answering our questions and the work you're doing cleaning up the mistakes of bad science!
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