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Hydrocarbon
Contaminated Soils, Volume 5
Proceedings of the 1994 Ninth
Annual Conference on Contaminated Soils, held at the
University of Massachusetts at Amherst
Edited by Paul T. Kostecki,
Edward J. Calabrese, and Marc Bonazountas
U.S. $59.95, 1995, 593 pp. ISBN 1-884940-02-1
The papers presented in this
book reflect a growing understanding that simplistic
approaches can work on simple and small sites. However, as
the sites we deal with grow more complicated and the volume
of soil impacted increases, the use of simplistic means to
define clean up goals and measure effectiveness most often
result in overly conservative corrective actions or
impossible goals. By clinging to simplistic standards which
have little basis in fact or science we end up not cleaning
up sites. The focus of this volume is a discussion of risk
based approaches to establishing remediation goals and the
use of different measurement techniques. A considerable
number of papers focused on the use of in-situ technologies
for remediation of soils and groundwater.
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