Hydrocarbon
Contaminated Soils and Groundwater, Volume 4
Proceedings of the
1993 Fourth Annual West Coast Conference on Hydrocarbon
Contaminated Soils and Groundwater, held at the Sheraton
Long Beach, CA
Edited by Edward J.
Calabrese and Paul T. Kostecki
U.S. $59.95, 1994, 307 pp. ISSN 1071-6963
This volume contains the
proceedings of the Fourth Annual Conference on Hydrocarbon
Contaminated Soils and Groundwater, held in Long Beach,
California. It offers a broad-based view of emerging
technologies in the field of soil and groundwater
remediation. The many new methods that are suddenly
proliferating in the field are reviewed and discussed by
researchers, regulators, and cleanup practitioners in a
cooperative, problem-solving setting. The presentations in
this volume trace the maturation of many formerly innovative
technologies and the birth of many others. The trend toward
health-risk-based cleanup standards and the realization that
overly ambitious cleanup goals can yield diminishing returns
are fully documented and discussed.
FEATURES
- Covers site assessment,
fate and transport, risk assessment, and remediation
- Presents full discussions
of numerous innovative remedial methods Includes
multiple viewpoints and opinions Contains case studies,
problems and attempted solutions
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