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The science behind A Civil Action,
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This review is from: Introduction to Environmental Forensics (Hardcover)
Here is the real scoop on toxic waste suits. This comprehensive text covers the subject of contamination and litigation from a variety of approaches, scientific and legal. I particularly appreciated the chapters on the chemical fingerprinting of hydrocarbons and the chemistry & utilization of chlorinated solvents. Having written a piece about a hypothetical hazardous waste site, I wish I had the information in this book at the time.In spite of the density of the material, there are light touches throughout the book. I particularly liked the three-D glasses that came with the book (I'm not kidding--they are helpful to view site photographs) and the definition of a Texas sharpshooter (draws the bulls-eye after shooting the gun). This book (and its appendices) is crammed with useful information. I would advise anyone seriously interested in the field of environmental forensics to own this book. |
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Introduction to Environmental Forensics by Robert D. Morrison (Hardcover - October 22, 2001)
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