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Earthworm Bioassay Protocol for Soil Toxicity Screening

 
Publication number Date Published
96-327June 1996
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Author(s) Norton, D.
Description Earthworm bioassays are a widely recognized tool for evaluating the toxicity of contaminated soils. The earthworm bioassay described in this document is intended to be used in screening level assessments of soil toxicity at hazardous waste sites being investigated under the Washington Model Toxics Control Act Cleanup Regulation.
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Keywords protocol, soil, bioassay, regulation, toxics, chemistry, toxicity, methods, cleanup, assessment, toxic, waste, model toxics control act, laboratory, Environmental Protection Agency