They see them as a sign of the growing economic divide in this country — and are even monitoring the latest developments on Twitter.
The FBI is using social media to track what they see as security threats, and Law enforcement agencies are even monitoring protesters and building cases against them despite the First Amendment's guarantee of both free speech and the right to peaceably assemble.
Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be much action being taken by the industry watchdogs to regulate these PCBs, as it does not appear they're even monitoring them in the first place, nor do they have any control over these so-called "legacy" chemicals that were banned from use decades ago.
There is even an automated monitoring and feeding system that will reveal what a pet is up to during the day.
There is even a UV monitor to track exposure to the sun, while galvanic skin sensors track sweat and apparently "stress", and a skin temperature sensor can monitor how hot the wearer is.
Border patrol is even using drones to monitor the area.
There is also a large (and growing) illegal trade in waste, which is even more difficult to monitor.
The chess industry is even experimenting with heart monitors, following the player's pulse rate and showing it through onscreen graphics.
Now, there are seven broadcast networks and at least 50 national cable networks that are tracked by Nielsen Media Research, plus many regional channels that are not even monitored.
No more than a dozen of variants are currently available as analytical standards so that many known microcystins are not even monitored in water bodies recognized for the occurrence of cyanobacterial blooms.
