Resource Type: Case Studies
In Situ Bioremediation of Chlorinated Ethene DNAPL Source Zones: Case Studies
Presents six critically reviewed case studies of recent or ongoing applications ISB of DNAPLs as evidence that it is a viable cleanup strategy. A companion CD contains the document and presentations made at the Case Studies Forum.
Making the Case for Ecological Enhancements
White paper and case studies identify benefits, incentives, and limitations for implementing ecological enhancements at environmentally impacted sites.
Determining Cleanup Goals at Radioactively Contaminated Sites: Case Studies
Summaries of the various regulatory standards and requirements that dictate cleanup at radioactively contaminated sites, discussion of processes used to develop cleanup levels, and case studies from 12 selected sites to demonstrate variations in the decision-making framework and basis.
Breaking Barriers to the Use of Innovative Technologies: State Regulatory Role in Unexploded Ordnance and Characterization Technology Selection
An analysis of case studies that supports early and meaningful state regulatory involvement in the selection of innovative unexploded ordnance characterization technologies.
Fixed Facilities for Soil Washing: A Regulatory Analysis
A case study of fixed facilities for soil washing in the U.S. and in other countries for identifying successful models of deployment.
An Analysis of Performance-Based Systems for Encouraging Innovative Environmental Technologies
Case studies of performance-based environmental regulatory and contracting practices and an analysis of activities that could encourage development and deployment of innovative technologies.
Case Studies of Selected States' Voluntary Cleanups/Brownfields Programs (POL-2)
In-depth case studies of selected states’ voluntary cleanup/brownfields programs and recommendations for possible enhancements.
Case Studies of Regulatory Acceptance of In Situ Bioremediation Technologies (ISB-1)
This report discusses case studies in six states where institutional and regulatory barriers to implementation of in situ bioremediation (ISB) were overcome.