What does EML stand for?

Environmental Measurements Laboratory

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While DHS has a designated Under Secretary for Science and Technology (Charles McQueary), this unit currently only houses the Environmental Measurements Laboratory and an Office of National Laboratories.

Securing the homeland: government agency could do business with ...

Atomic Energy Commission, HASL Procedures Manual, Report HASL-300, various editions, supplements, and revisions, 1972 through 1990 (originally HASL Report NYO-4700, 1957) (laboratory now Environmental Measurements Laboratory of the U.

Environmental radiation monitoring at NBS/NIST from 1960 through 2000

The uranium-238 showed similar concentrations in the samples from both before and after Cosmos 1402's reentry, as well as in several unused filters, according to Robert Leifer of the Department of Energy's Environmental Measurements Laboratory in New York City, together with colleagues from that lab and from the National Measurements Laboratory of the National Bureau of Standards in Gaithersburg, Md.

Cosmos 1402's uranium remains