Abstract
Abstract The scope of industrial environmental analytical chemistry is being expanded increasingly to include measurement efforts that support voluntary pollution prevention and waste minimization projects. The new function supplements the routine regulatory compliance testing task. This additional priority naturally broadens and enriches the responsibility and the nature of the challenges of the environmental analytical chemist. This article presents a reveiw of selected strategies that hold particular promise for addressing the diverse measurement problems associated with pollution prevention and waste minimization projects.
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