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Characterizing a Site
The Hazardous Waste Clean-Up Information (CLU-
IN) web site, together with its many partner web
sites, houses detailed Information on numerous
topics. In fact, we have so many resources avail-
able that It can be hard for new users to cjuickly
see all that we have to offer! So, now that you
know where to find us on the web, here Is where
you can find detailed Information on...
EPA REACH IT
< http://www.epareachit.org >
Quickly view Information about Innovative
remediation and characterization technologies.
The guided search feature allows you to locate
relevant characterization technologies based on
. contaminant group, media, and technology scale.
Measurement and Monitoring Technologies for
the 21st Century (21MZ)
Identifying and deploying promising measurement
and monitoring technologies In response to
waste management and site cleanup program
needs by matching existing and emerging tech-
nologies with current needs. 21M2 also continu-
ously seeks out opportunities to showcase
promising approaches through further research
support, demonstrations, monitored "partner-
ship" applications, case studies, training, and
technical outreach.
Sensor Technology Information Exchange
(SenTIX)
< http://www.sentix.org >
Improves communication among sensor develop-
ers, vendors, and users Inside and outside of the
environmental arena by serving as a forum for
exchanging information on sensor technologies
and needs.
Selecting and Applying innovative
Cleanup Technologies
Technology Focus
< http://clu-in.org/techfocus/ >
Provides a compilation of the most relevant
Information sources on remediation technologies
under categories such as technology descrip-
tions, applications, engineering/regulatory guid-
ance, training, and references, with a summary of
and direct link to each resource.
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EPA REACH IT
< http://www.epareachit.org >
Quickly view information about innovative
remediation and characterization technologies.
The guided search feature allows you to locate
relevant cleanup technologies based on contami-
nant group, media, and technology scale.
Federal Remediation Technologies-Roundtabie
Cost and Performance Case Studies
< http://www.frtr.gov/cost/ >
Cost and performance information for full-scale
remediation efforts and large-scale demonstra-
tion projects. Describes a wide variety of
above-ground and in situ cleanup technologies
treating a variety of contaminants. The reports
contain project information on site background
and setting, waste source, contaminants and
media treated, technology design and operation,
performance, cost, regulatory requirements,
points of contact, and lessons learned.
Innovative Remediation Technologies: Field-
Scale Demonstration Projects in North
America
< http://www.clu-in.org/products/nairt/ >
Summarizes 600+ ongoing and completed field
demonstrations. All projects are sponsored by
government agencies, usually working in partner-
ship with private technology developers. This
report consolidates key reference information in
a matrix that allows project mangers to quickly
identify new technologies that may answer their
cleanup needs and provides contacts for obtain-
ing technology demonstration results and other
information.
Federal Remediation Technologies
Roundtabie Remediation Technologies
Screening Matrix and Reference Guide
< http://www.frtr.gov/matrix2/ >
User-friendly tool to screen technologies for a
remediation project. The matrix, allows you to
screen through 64 in situ and ex situ technolo-
gies for either soil or groundwater remediation.
Variables used in screening include contaminants,
development status, overall cost, and cleanup
time. In-depth information on each technology is
also available.
In Situ Thermal Treatment Site Profiles
< http://clu-in.org/products/thermal/ >
Captures information on sites deploying or
planning to deploy steam, hot air, or hot water
injection, conductive heating, electrical resistive
heating, and radio-frequency heating cleanup
methods.
MTBE Treatment Profiles
< http://clu-in.org/products/mtbe/ >
(Information about completed and ongoing
applications of in situ and ex situ treatment
technologies for methyl tert-butyl ether (MTBE)
in drinking water and media at contaminated
sites. Profiled technologies include air sparging,
bioremediation, drinking water treatment, chemi-
cal oxidation, multi-phase extraction, •
phytoremediation, product recovery,
pump-and-treat, and soil vapor extraction.
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Permeable Reactive Barrier Installation
Profiles •
< http://www.rtdf.org/public/permbarr/
prbsumms/>
Status report on the use of permeable reactive
barriers (PRBs) for ground-water remediation In
the United States, Canada, and selected locations
abroad. Included are profiles of ongoing and com-
pleted pilot- and full-scale PRB demonstrations as
well as full-scale Installations. Contaminants
treated Include chlorinated solvents, metals and
Inorganics, fuel hydrocarbons, nutrients, radlonu-
clldes, and other organic contaminants.
Phytoremediation Site Profiles
< http://www.rtdf.org/public/phyto/siteprof/ >
Provides Information on phytoremedlatlon
projects available on the Internet or through EPA.
Included are profiles of bench, field, and full-scale
projects.
Cleanup Miches |
EPA Brownfields Technology Support Center
< http://clu-in.org/productsfroadmap/ >
Ensures that&rownflelds decision makers are
aware of the full range of technologies available to
make Informed or "smart" technology decisions
for their sites. The &rownflelds Center provides a
readily accessible resource for unbiased assess-
ments and supporting Information on options
relevant to specific sites. The Center also pro-
vides a technology-oriented review process for
Investigation and clean-up plans for these sites.
Road Map to Understanding Innovative
Technology Options for Brownfields Investigation
and Cleanup
< http://www.brownfieldstsc.org >
Provides a generally applicable outline of the
steps In the cleanup of a elte slated for redevel-
opment, and Introduces brownflelds stakeholders
to the range of Innovative technology options and
resources available to them.
Drycleaner Site Profiles
< http://www.drycleancoalition.org/profiles/ >
Provides details about the remediation of specific
drycleaner sites throughout the United States
with the Intent of providing users, particularly
state officials, with Information that can help
them In making more Informed decisions related
to the remediation of the sites In their states
and, when possible, to provide pointers to addi-
tional Information.
Fractured Bedrock Focus Area
Contains a series of brief site profiles that
identify the nature and extent of the contamina-
tion problems at contaminated fractured rock
sites, geology affecting site assessment and
remediation efforts, characterization and
remediation actions taken or planned, and site
contact Information to open communication
between Individuals currently Involved In using
these technologies.
Chemists' Corner
Provide resources of Interest to the environmen-
tal chemist working on projects related to con-
taminated site Investigation and cleanup.
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TechDirect and Newsletters
< http://clu-in.org/newsletters/ >
Various print and email newsletters to keep ypu
informed of the latest developments in innovative
hazardous waste cleanup technologies. Ef/\'s
Technology Innovation Office continuously tracks
multiple information sources to ensure we keep
up-to-date on developments related to hazard-
ous waste cleanup technologies. We then review
these sources and distill information relevant to
our users in the public and private sectors.
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