| Foreword |
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| Contributing Authors |
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| Acknowledgments |
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| About the Editors |
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| Part I: Bioremediation |
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1. EFFECT OF BACTERIA AUGMENTATION ON AROMATIC AND ASPHALTENIC FRACTION REMOVAL IN SOLID CULTURE |
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E. CERVANTES-GONZALEZ L.I. ROJAS-AVELIZAPA, R. CRUZ-CAMARILLO AND N.G. ROJAS-AVELIZAPA |
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2. BIODEGRADATION OF PAHS IN SOIL BY TWO DEUTEROMYCETE FUNGI |
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A.R. CLEMENTE; L.R. DURRANT |
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13 | (8) |
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3. BIODEGRADATION OF DIURON AND PYRUTHIOBAC-SODIUM BY WHITE-ROT AND SOIL FUNGI |
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ROSE M.A. GONDIM-TOMAZ, TELMA T. FRANCO AND LUCIA R. DURRANT |
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21 | (12) |
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4. DESIGN CHALLENGES FOR LARGE SCALE SULFATE REDUCING BIOREACTORS |
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33 | (12) |
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5. IN-SITU BIOREMEDIATION OF A CHLORINATED SOLVENT RESIDUAL SOURCE IN UNCONSOLIDATED SEDIMENTS AND BEDROCK USING BIOAUGMENTATION |
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ALLEN KANE, JIM VIDUMSKY, DAVID W. MAJOR, NICHOLAS B. BAUER |
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45 | (12) |
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6. BIOREMEDIATION OF A RAILROAD DIESEL FUEL SPILL IN PALMER, MASSACHUSETTS |
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TODD D. KIRTON, PAUL G. BEAULIEU |
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57 | (12) |
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7. ENHANCED REDUCTIVE DECHLORINATION - A BROADER PERSPECTIVE |
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DENICE K. NELSON, FREDERICK C. PAYNE, SUTHAN S. SUTHERSAN |
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69 | (22) |
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8. COMPARISON OF DINITROTOLUENE DEGRADATION BY A MIXED CULTURE IN AQUEOUS BATCH SYSTEM |
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JAN PACA, JIRI BARTA, AND RAKESH BAJPAI |
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91 | (14) |
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9. SUBSTRATE VERSATILITY STUDIES ON THE AEROBIC DEGRADATION OF BTX COMPOUNDS |
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ELDON R. RENE, SHIHABUDHEEN M. MALIYEKKAL, LIGY PHILIP, AND T SWAMINATHAN |
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105 | (18) |
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10. BIOREMEDIATION OF PERCHLORATE AND EXPLOSIVES IN GROUNDWATER |
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KATHERINE R. WEEKS, SCOTT C. VEENSTRA, MR. DAVID L. HILL |
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123 | (12) |
| Part II: Chemical Oxidation |
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11. APPLICATION OF IN-SITU OXIDATION (ISCO) AT A SITE WITH MULTIPLE DIVERSE HYDROGEOLOGIC SETTINGS |
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RAYMOND CADORETTE, DAVID WALKER, LAWRENCE NESBITT |
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135 | (18) |
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12. A COST-EFFECTIVE DECISION: ACCELERATED CLEANUP USING PERMANGANATE |
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ELIZABETH RASMUSSEN, RICHARD W. LEWIS, ROBERT LUHRS, TIMOTHY PAC, AND RONALD C. SLAGER |
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153 | (14) |
| Part III: Heavy Metals |
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13. HEAVY METAL CONTENT OF SOILS IN THE KARSTIC AREA OF NORTH HUNGARY |
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RITA KASZALA, PROF. DR. ILONA BARANY-KEVEI |
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167 | (8) |
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14. MITIGATION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE AND OTHER CONTAMINATION IN THE PRINCE WILLIAM FOREST NATIONAL PARK IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA |
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MICHAEL KOMALOWSKI, DOUGLAS MOSE AND GEORGE MUSHRUSH |
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175 | (14) |
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15. SORPTION, DESORPTION AND LEACHING TRANSPORT OF HEAVY METALS IN SOILS COMMON TO NEW ENGLAND |
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ALTON DAY STONE JAMES C. O'SHAUGHNESSY, PH.D. |
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189 | (62) |
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16. SORPTION OF ZINC IN BENTONITE, ILLITE AND KAOLIN CLAY USING COLUMN LEACHING TESTS |
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MARIA ANTONIA TANCHULING, MOHAMMOD RUHUL AMIN KHAN AND OSAMU KUSAKABE |
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251 | (14) |
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17. PASSIVE DIFFUSION SAMPLING FOR METALS |
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JOHN TUNKS, JOHN HICKS PARSONS, RAFAEL VAZQUEZ, DON VROBLESKY |
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265 | (22) |
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18. BACKGROUND STUDY OF ARSENIC CONCENTRATIONS AT A RHODE ISLAND SITE |
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STEPHEN G. ZEMBA, EDMUND A.C. CROUCH, SHAILESH R. SAHAY, EIRLYSS VANDERHOFF, AND AMBROSE DONOVAN |
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287 | (12) |
| Part IV: MTBE |
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19. HIPOX ADVANCED OXIDATION OF TBA AND MTBE IN GROUNDWATER |
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299 | (16) |
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20. ENHANCED NATURAL ATTENUATION OF MTBE & BENZENE AT A LOW PERMEABILITY SITE USING ISOC TECHNOLOGY |
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WALTER S. MULICA, NICK MATHIS, JAMES F. BEGLEY |
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315 | (14) |
| Part V: Phytoremediation |
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21. PHYTOREMEDIATION OF ZINC AND LEAD CONTAMINATED SOILS USING MIRABILIS JALAPA |
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ALESSANDRA CARUCCI, ALESSIA CAO, GIUSEPPE FOIS, ALDO MUNTONI |
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329 | (10) |
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22. LIGNINOLYTIC ENZYMES AND PHYTOTOXIC EFFECTS FOLLOWING GROWTH OF STRAINS OF PLEUROTUS IN MSWI FLY ASH CONTAMINATED WITH PCCD/FS |
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M.F. DOS REIS- GORNYAND L.R. DURRANT |
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339 | (10) |
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23. ACCUMULATION OF HEAVY METALS BY JAPANESE WEEDS AND THEIR SEASONAL MOVEMENT |
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RYUJI TAKEDA; NORIYOSHI; SADAYOSHI MATSUMOTO; SADAO KOMEMUSHI; AKIYOSHI SAWABE |
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349 | (12) |
| Part VI: Radiation |
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24. CORRELATION TEST BETWEEN INDOOR RADON AND SURFICIAL GAMMA RADIATION IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA |
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GEORGE SAIWAY, GEORGE MUSHRUSH AND DOUGLAS MOSE |
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361 | (14) |
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25. REDUCTION OF RADON IN MUNICIPAL WELLS IN VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND |
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FIORELLA SIMONI, GEORGE MUSHRUSH AND DOUGLAS MOSE |
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375 | (18) |
| Part VII: Regulatory/Legal |
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26. AN OVERVIEW OF STATE PROGRAMS TO INVESTIGATE AND REMEDIATE CONTAMINATED DRY CLEANER SITES |
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STEVE COINS AND DALE TRIPPLER |
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393 | (10) |
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27. PCBS IN THE DELAWARE: A THIRTY-ONE-YEAR TECHNICAL AND LEGAL ODYSSEY |
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ITZCHAK E. KORNFELD, ESQUIRE |
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403 | (30) |
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28. EXPERT OPINIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL LITIGATION GATEKEEPING 10 YEARS AFTER DAUBERT |
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DAVID G. RIES AND ROBERT L. BURNS, JR., ESQUIRE |
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433 | (24) |
| Part VIII: Remediation |
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29. EVALUATION OF TWO ORGANOCLAYS, CLINOPTILOLITE, AND HYDROXY-APATITE AS SORBENTS FOR HEAVY METAL REMOVAL FROM WATER |
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GEORGE R. ALTHER, FRED D. TILLMAN, JR. AND JAMES A. SMITH |
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457 | (12) |
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30. EX-SITU TREATMENT OF DENSE NON-AQUEOUS PHASE LIQUIDS USING CALCIUM OXIDE (QUICK LIME) |
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469 | (8) |
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31 NAPL CONTAINMENT USING IN SITU SOLIDIFICATION |
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JAMES R. GREACEN AND EDWARD J. WALSH |
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477 | (8) |
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32. ANAEROBIC BIODEGRADATION AND BIOTRANSFORMATION USING EMULSIFIED EDIBLE OILS |
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M. TONY LIEBERMAN, NICHOLAS L. LINDOW, DR. ROBERT C. BORDEN, AND GARY M. BIRK |
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485 | (16) |
| Part IX: Risk Based Cleanup |
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33. A REVIEW OF FUZZY SET THEORETIC APPROACHES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICE |
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501 | (16) |
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34. RISK-BASED MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES AND INNOVATIVE REMEDIES FOR SURFACE WATER PROTECTION: A CASE STUDY |
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S. GRANT WATKINS, P.G.; KRISTIN DUROCHER WANDLAND; BRIAN RAY |
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517 | (20) |
| Part X: Site Assessment |
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35. APPLICATION OF PASSIVE VAPOR DIFFUSION SAMPLERS AT ENGLAND AIR FORCE BASE, LOUISIANA |
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TOM DRAGOO, JOHN HICKS, DON VROBLESKY, AND RAFAEL VAZQUEZ |
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537 | (16) |
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36. ULTRA-FAST FIELD GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY FOR SITE CHARACTERIZATION AND FIELD MONITORING |
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553 | (12) |
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37. GEOSTATISTICAL MODELING AND MAPPING OF SEDIMENT CONTAMINANT CONCENTRATIONS |
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KANDIAH RAMANITHARAN, LAURA J STEINBERG, GERHARD PIRINGER |
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565 | (20) |
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38. A PASSIVE DIFFUSION BAG SAMPLER DEMONSTRATION AT MULTIPLE US DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE INSTALLATIONS |
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JOHN TUNKS, JOHN HICKS, JAVIER SANTILLAN, RAFAEL VAZQUEZ |
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585 | (24) |
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