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Composite soil sampling in site contamination assessment and management Issued March 2005 This guideline is intended to assist environmental consultants conducting the assessment and management of site contamination in South Australia. Introduction This guideline has been prepared to ensure the consistent and appropriate use of Composite soil sampling during the assessment and management of site contamination . The guideline aims to clarify the circumstances where Composite soil sampling is considered appropriate by the South Australian Environment Protection Authority (EPA), and outlines the recommended practice for conducting Composite soil sampling in site contamination investigations.

Composite soil sampling in site contamination assessment and management Issued March 2005 This guideline is intended to assist environmental consultants conducting the assessment and management of site contamination in South Australia. Introduction This guideline has been prepared to ensure the consistent and appropriate use of composite soil

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