Since 2008, Brigette Noren was worked for Alberta Health Services in Calgary as an environmental health advisor while also completing a graduate degree program in environmental practice at Royal Roads University. As an Eco Canada Environmental Professional and an environmental scientist in the field, Brigette Noren frequently conducts water sampling as a public health service for residential and commercial purposes.

2.  Since 2008, Brigette Noren was worked for
Alberta Health Services in Calgary as an
environmental health advisor while also
completing a graduate degree program in
environmental practice at Royal Roads
University. As an Eco Canada
Environmental Professional and an
environmental scientist in the field, Brigette
Noren frequently conducts water sampling
as a public health service for residential and
commercial purposes.

3.  The primary goal of water sampling is to
observe and measure how water quality
changes over time. An important premise
to water sampling work is that high acidity
or high alkalinity (pH levels) in the water
might be normal for a given environment or
ecological region, so a single measurement
at one time does not offer much
information. Instead, water samples must
be taken and analyzed repeatedly over a
period of weeks, months, years, and
decades to determine more precisely how
water conditions change.

4.  When conducting water sample studies
in the field and in laboratories,
environmental scientists use instruments
and equipment that measure acidity,
temperature, the capacity to conduct
electricity (conductance), turbidity,
oxygenation, hardness (calcium and
magnesium content), and much more.