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How can you pick where to sample so that you can see and say whether the contamination is coming from the landfill or some other source? What kind of contaminants - in the soil- are you concerned about from a landfill? Have you used soil contaminant tests to help with ensuring a landfill complies with environmental and human health regulations?
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