Although metagenomics is still facing technical and computational challenges, our review of the recent literature highlights its value as an aid to efficiently monitor the clean-up of contaminated environments and develop successful strategies to mitigate the impact of pollutants on ecosystems.
The council said its team along with the Environment Agency and aided by the Health Protection Agency were monitoring the clean up.
Wikipedia's method is to rely on its users to monitor and clean up its articles.
For the energetic, there was a five-kilometer run, as well as opportunities to monitor local streams, clean up a park, and plant trees.
John W. Wilhelm, who succeeded Mr. Hanley as president, praised him for allowing the federal monitor to help clean up the union.
"What if the new generation of subs are much smaller; small enough to be dropped from aircraft over oil spills to monitor the effects of a clean up operation?" he muses.
More than 20,000 people are working around the clock to contain and clean up the oil; the administration has ordered a moratorium on drilling new deepwater wells and sent doctors and scientists to monitor the health of residents and clean-up workers.
The documents revealed that USAF personnel involved in the clean-up were not subsequently monitored for health problems, despite the likelihood of greater exposure to radiation than the Danes.
The administration has ordered a six-month moratorium on drilling new deepwater wells and sent doctors and scientists to monitor the health of residents and clean-up workers.
It is indispensable to link results of the clean-up workers' dose monitoring to their health check-up data so that it can be used for further follow-up studies.
Need to ensure oil spill polluters are held fully accountable for spills: After the Exxon Valdez spill, Congress passed the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 -- a seminal piece of legislation written to ensure that oil spills are properly monitored, cleaned up and the people and environment harmed are repaired.
