What does EST stand for?

Environmental Science and Technology

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Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

SERDP is DoD's environmental science and technology program, planned and executed in partnership with DOE and EPA.

United States: Funding Available For Environmental Research And ...

Writing about their work in the online edition of the journal Environmental Science and Technology, the researchers say that their findings may further reveal the environmental and health dangers of carbon nanoparticles.

Scientists identify carbon nanoparticles toxic to adult fruit flies, ...

Shields, "Enhancement of trichloroethylene degradation in aquifer microcosms bioaugmented with wild type and genetically altered Burkholderia (Pseudomonas) cepacia G4 and PRl," Environmental Science and Technology, Vol.

Dechlorination of Trichloroethylene in Groundwater by Nanoscale ...

Results are scheduled for publication in Environmental Science and Technology.

Teflon Chemicals Found In Human Breast Milk

We know there is an association between indoor living for cats and hyperthyroidism," said Linda Birnbaum, a senior author of the study published in the journal Environmental Science and Technology and the EPA's director of experimental toxicology.

Flame retardant may sicken cats; Thyroid disease surge; Toxic ...

Charette and Sharon Bone, a former undergraduate summer student fellow at WHOI, published their findings May 2007 in the journal Environmental Science and Technology.

Mercury in groundwater

The negative effect on water quality was greatest when a spring tide was going out, or ebbing, Boehm and Weisberg report in an upcoming Environmental Science and Technology.

Bacteria ride the tide: moon's phases predict water quality at beaches

They also found evidence that, in cases where sufficient sunlight is present, the chemical can produce dioxins, the online journal Environmental Science and Technology reported.

Cancer scare over toothpaste and soap