Presents tools, processes, and a practical framework to help remediation practitioners anticipate, plan for, and mitigate project risks.

Assistance for understanding and incorporating the fundamental concepts of bioavailability in contaminated freshwater or marine sediment management practices.

Provides a decision framework incorporating key aspects of the EPA’s three-volume technical background series on monitored natural attenuation for metals and radionuclides in groundwater.

Contains overview guidance and decision trees to assist users in picking treatment technologies to remediate their mining site.

Guidance that summarizes the concepts underlying mass flux and mass discharge, their potential applications, and case studies of the uses of these metrics.

Helps project teams determine whether wide-area assessment is appropriate for their projects and, if appropriate, which tools or technologies are most suitable for conducting this within the munitions response area.

Provides a framework for understanding light, nonaqueous-phase liquid (LNAPL) site conditions and selecting the best-suited remedial technology.

An overview for evaluating natural source zone depletion rates and long-term progress at sites with light, nonaqueous-phase liquid contamination.

Practical information on the process and protocol for selecting and applying various phytotechnologies as remedial alternatives.

An overview of the various available systems and programs that track, monitor, and/or inform about land use controls.