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Getting Soil Samples from Outside Continental USA Back Into the Country

October 14, 2009 rockman Comments Off on Getting Soil Samples from Outside Continental USA Back Into the Country

I’ve never thought too much about this, I guess I’m still waiting for my first geotechnical assignment in Hawaii! But if you bring soil samples  into the continental USA, they must go through a heat […]

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