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On the Job: Exploring the science of soil

 A short news story about a pair of consulting soil scientists in Indiana.  Pictures of playing in the dirt. You know how I love these.

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Georgia: Consequences of a Faulty Soil Survey

 "The lots were created using a faulty soil survey"

Ohio: Live Streamed Soil Evaluations

Andy Kleinschmidt has started to live stream some of his field consulting work, posting to qik.com.

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Ohio teaches NSCSS we need to be Pragmatic

When Ohio pedologist Andy Kleinschmidt applied to join NSCSS yesterday, I hesitated to encourage him. Andy provides soil science consulting services for a fee, but as a Cooperative Extension Soil Scientist. That's a red flag for NSCSS.

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Proposed S.787 (CWRA) erases navigable water limitation

Water rights are traditionally states rights, with federal control over harbors and deeper water necessary to commerce. To protect water quality we had the Federal Water Pollution Control Act of 1948.

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North Carolina: Legislating to prevent conflicts of interest

In committee: an Act to prevent potential conflicts of interest by persons employed by the State or Acting as agents of the State within local Health Departments: HB 617: Limit Outside Work for DENR/Local Staff:

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Florida: As I saw it regarding how Senate Bill 1318 transpired and Bill Analysis

Well, several rumors have been going around about Florida Senate Bill 1318 that are not correct. As I see it, this will attempt to explain how this transpired.

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Minnesota Revising Septic System Manual

Minnesota is completing a revision of its septic system manual.

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Virginia Soil Scientists to Discuss Regulation of "Soil Evaluators"

VAPSS is joining forces with the VA Authorized Onsite Soil Evaluators (VDH) to amend legislation to require that either CPSS or AOSE be the only licensed people to evaluate soils for septic drainfields.

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Clustering requires ideal soil in Wicomico County, MD

In Wicomico County, MD, 1-acre lots save the most space, but require "ideal" soil circumstances for a well and septic system to work. (Source)

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Annapolis septic system debate swirls around money

Three Anne Arundel County, Maryland councilmen have proposed requiring homeowners near the Chesapeake Bay waterfront to replace failing septic systems with enhanced ones that cut nitrogen pollution in half.

Staff Scientist I - (Geologist or Soil Scientist)

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MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, Inc. is a leading consulting firm providing engineering, environmental and remedial construction services to public and private clients worldwide. Operating with over 3,000 employees in 100 offices nationwide, MACTEC is currently ranked 31st among Engineering News-Record’s top 500 design firms.

Staff Scientist I (Geologist or Soil Scientist) - Knoxville, TN

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