August 2015 - York Lab

York Field Notebooks

York Field Notebooks!! These pocket-sized notebooks are always handy for taking notes on the field or in the office, or anywhere you go. We printed these notebooks just for you! We've made sure to include useful tools such as bottle preservation and volume requirements as well as holding time limits.

yorkmbd2018-04-23T21:22:26-04:00August 23rd, 2015|

YORK Supports Study on NYC Soil Bank Material Use in Community Gardens

YORK Supports Study on NYC Soil Bank Material Use in Community Gardens The NYC Office of Environmental Remediation (OER - website) launched an innovative program to study the use of clean native soil from the NYC Clean Soil Bank to clean up community gardens in NYC. The study, initiated by OER, is being completed in

yorkmbd2018-04-24T12:52:49-04:00August 1st, 2015|

York-ALS Opens New Client Service Facility in Albany, NY
The York-ALS team has expanded its client services operations in the Northeast, opening a major new service hub in Albany, NY. The facility is home to field staff, bottle order fulfillment, sample processing operations and the York-ALS industry-leading courier service.
PromoChrom Spotlights York-ALS PFAS Operations in Feature Story
The York-ALS PFAS operation is extensively showcased on the PromoChrom Technologies website in its Customer Lab Feature Serie.
New Senior Talent Joins York-ALS for Northeast Expansion
York-ALS has brought on two new senior leaders for its Northeast business expansion — a new Laboratory Director for its flagship NYC PFAS laboratory, and a leading LIMS specialist.
An In-Depth Overview of Benefits of PFAS Method 1633
PFAS Method 1633 is the the best answer for testing PFAS in non-potable waters and solids, offering the most comprehensive data on the broadest range of environmental samples. With so much content on PFAS online, York details Method 1633 process and benefits with an entertaining perspective.
A Constant Threat to Drinking Water Safety Requires Action
In recent years, the tri-state area of Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey has faced a significant number of challenges related to drinking water quality, from natural disasters to man-made contamination. Simply, the safety of our water supply has become a daily concern.