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E The Magazine For Today's Female Executive August 2018 issue

The theme for this month's issue of E The Magazine for Today's Female Executive is "Jump out of The Box!" Featuring Innovators and Social Change Agents. We have awesome book reviews, coaching series,

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Technical write-ups of her new bird and wildlife<br />

cleaning protocol include immediate onsite<br />

application of the EA agent by handlers<br />

with the use of spray bottles and aerosol<br />

mists. <strong>The</strong> oil cleaning agent used in her science<br />

project, manufactured under the<br />

name Oil Spill Eater II, can be applied in the<br />

bird and wildlife holding areas.<br />

Such a measure ensures<br />

that, once the oil spill victims<br />

reach the cleaning facility,<br />

a more thorough and<br />

exactly timed application<br />

blankets the animals while<br />

awaiting treatment. This<br />

new procedure also includes<br />

aerated holding<br />

tanks with water quality meters<br />

which measure toxicity<br />

levels as the bioremediation<br />

agent treats the effluent.<br />

Alana advances her experiments<br />

to validate<br />

EA Oil Spill Technology<br />

as 'First Response Tool'<br />

But Alana didn't stop there --<br />

she continued her study and<br />

experiments conducting toxicity<br />

and adhesion tests on<br />

the three types of bioremediation<br />

agents listed on the<br />

EPA NCP (National Contingency<br />

Plan) listings. Her<br />

goal this year was to determine<br />

if bioremediationbased<br />

protocols would be an<br />

effective 'First Response'<br />

tool.<br />

In her study of oil<br />

spill cleanup <strong>issue</strong>s,<br />

Alana found<br />

out that the current<br />

Bioremediation<br />

Fact Sheet, which<br />

Alana conducting adhesion tests to Watson<br />

Bros. Precision Balances in Burbank<br />

government agencies use to determine when<br />

and how these agents are used, is 14 years<br />

behind the times. It is also missing current science<br />

on the more advanced applications currently<br />

available and uses of this oil spill technique.<br />

Alana learned from the BP Gulf oil spill that applying<br />

chemical dispersants broke up the oil<br />

into smaller droplets, sinking them into the water<br />

column. This process was utilized over the<br />

course of the spill with the incorrect understanding<br />

that the oil would become more available<br />

for microbes to digest.<br />

In actuality, subsequent studies showed that<br />

the dispersant used -- COREXIT -- created an<br />

oil droplet many times more toxic than the<br />

Page 54 E <strong>The</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> for Today’s <strong>Female</strong> <strong>Executive</strong><br />

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