ARTICLE · 31 JULY 2012

Chrome Contamination Remediation Researcher?

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We’re looking for help on a research project relating to remediation of hexavalent chrome in soil and groundwater.

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We're looking for help on a research project relating to remediation of hexavalent chrome in soil and groundwater. Ideally, we're looking for an environmental chemist or engineer with relevant training and experience interested in a one year contract. If interested, please send cv and references, by email, to chrome (at) envirolaw.com. We would consider a secondment.

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