I'm looking to get water protectors involved in using the potentiostat and spectrometer to make a map of the Keystone leak by posting data to Twitter, flooding Trump's account, and mapping it.
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Hi, I was thinking that one thing that might really help to:
would be to build out some guidance on taking the samples -- the scanning, testing etc can then happen in a coordinated way a bit later. Would this be helpful to you?
There are the beginning of some resources up at https://publiclab.org/wiki/sampling -- would this be for soil or water samples?
One thing this could enable is simultaneous testing using an established lab method and a lower-cost method, which can help to prove out the lower-cost methods (or, as the case may be, show that they need work!).
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