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Jennifer --
I am a little biased, of
course (having spent 5 years in the Battelle Seattle Research Center, and 23
years at Battelle) but I think that the Lab P2 manual developed by my colleagues
is pretty good, even to this day (the online version you refer to is quite dated
by now). A somewhat more up to date version is the book developed by
Kim Fowler and Jill Engel-Cox (who also contributed to the online version you
cite) in 1999.
Pollution
Prevention Opportunity Assessments for Research & Developments
Laboratories
Jill Engle-Cox
and Kim Fowler
Battelle Press,
1999
ISBN:
1574770705
The book is the result of
experience gained from doing P2 assessments at our Labs and others -- as
you may know, Battelle plays a role in operations of several of the US DOE
National Labs, including Pacific NW National Lab, Oak Ridge National Lab,
Brookhaven National Lab, and the National Renewable Energy
Lab. It's a solid accounting of
how to do P2 in a research laboratory setting.
I'll forward your
question on to Kim and Jill, since I'm not sure if either of them still
subscribes to P2TECH.
SB
================================================= From: owner-p2tech@great-lakes.net [mailto:owner-p2tech@great-lakes.net] On Behalf Of Jennifer Lasseter Sent: Friday, September 14, 2007 10:36 AM To: p2tech@great-lakes.net Subject: P2 for HPLC Lab? Thanks for your advice!
Jennifer S. Lasseter TCEQ - Pollution Prevention & Education Phone: (512) 239-2256 Fax: (512) 239-5678 E-mail: jlassete@tceq.state.tx.us |