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Pollution and Control facilities in MD

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Facility · FAC-70194 Historical

Environmental Protection Laboratories

West Bethesda, MD

The Environmental Protection Laboratories are used for investigation of processes, operations, and systems designed to abate shipboard-generated liquid, solid, and gaseous discharges; allowing the development and evaluation of pilot-plant size discharge processing, full-scale waste treatment, solid and plastics waste disposal, and thermal destruction hardware and systems; and for hazardous materials reduction and pollution prevention.

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