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Nexus of Soil Microbiomes, Genes, Classes of Carbon Substrates, and Biotransformation of Fluorotelomer-Based Precursors

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By Jinha Kim, Scott Leonard, Dunping Cao, Mitchell L. Kim-Fu
| dx.doi.org
1. Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are man-made compounds that generate high public health concerns since some are toxic, persistent, and widespread in soil, water, food, and biota. (1−4) Numerous types of PFAS are ubiquitous within indoor environments (5−7) and in engineered or natural systems ranging from wastewater treatment plants, landfill leachate, surface water, groundwaters, to sediments.
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Home Energy Spotlight: How home energy audits help lower your monthly bills - Wilsonville Spokesman

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By Scott Leonard
| Wilsonville Spokesman Verified
To save energy and money at home, experts recommend starting with weatherization improvements like adding insulation, and sealing places where air can enter and escape. After weatherizing, the best next step to save energy and money at home is to schedule a professional home energy audit. Fortunately, Energy Trust incentives and new federal tax credits are available to make these audits possible and offset the costs for those eligible. A home energy audit is essentially a checkup for your house.
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Home Energy Spotlight: How home energy audits help lower your monthly bills

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By Scott Leonard
| East Oregonian Verified
To save energy and money at home, experts recommend starting with weatherization improvements like adding insulation, and sealing places where air can enter and escape. After weatherizing, the best next step in your energy-saving journey is to schedule a professional home energy audit. Fortunately, Energy Trust incentives and new federal tax credits are available to make these audits possible and offset the costs for those eligible.
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