United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Solid Waste and
Emergency Response
(5102G)
EPA 542-F-99-022
October 1999
www.epa.gov/tio
www.clu-in.org
?/EPA
Ground Water Remedial
Technologies at Fractured
Bedrock Sites
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Technology Innovation Office (TIO), in cooperation with the
Interstate Technology Regulatory Cooperation (ITRC) workgroup, is assembling information on efforts to
identify and remediate contaminated ground water in fractured rock. The goal is to establish a series of 1 to
2 page site profiles that will identify the nature and extent of the contamination, geology affecting site
assessment and remediation efforts, characterization and remediation actions taken or planned, and compile
site contact information for potential users of these technologies. Our intent is to make this information
available via the Internet to assist other professionals or site owners who may be addressing similar
problems.
REMEDIAL ACTIVITIES AT FRACTURED BEDROCK SITES
To assist in information sharing, EPA is making a template available on the Internet in which key site
information can be entered by the interested parties and stored for public review. The template should take
no longer than 25 minutes to complete. The information will be screened by EPA and then shared with the
public on the web site. Updates will be posted as information is received. The information may be
particularly useful to state and Federal regulators or site owners who are involved in such sites.
SUBMITTING INFORMATION ON A
FRACTURED BEDROCK SITE
STEP1
Open your browser and go to
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Scroll down to and click Remedial Technologies
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SUBMITTING INFORMATION ON A FRACTURED BEDROCK SITE (CONTINUED)
STEPS
Complete the form and press the button labelled
"SAVE DATA"
Required Information
X Site name
X Site location
X Contact information
X Site geology
X Major contaminants found (along with lateral
and vertical extent of the plume)
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X Site characterization technologies used or those
which will be used
X Remedial technologies used or those which will
be used
X Remediation goals
X Regulatory status
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
Rich Steimle
Technology Innovation Office
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
401 M Street, S.W. (5102G)
Washington, DC 20460
Phone:703-603-7195
Fax: 703-603-9135
Email: steimle.richard@epa.gov
ABOUT THE TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION OFFICE
The Technology Innovation Office of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency was created in 1990 to act as
an advocate for new technologies. TIO's mission is to increase the applications of innovative treatment
technologies to contaminated waste sites, soils, and groundwater. TIO has encouraged and relied on
cooperative ventures with other partners to accomplish most of its early goals. This effort to leverage
resources has lead to numerous joint efforts that have enhanced the state of remediation. Since its creation,
TIO has worked with many partners inside EPA, in other federal agencies, and in the private sector to
improve the Nation's understanding of remediation treatment technologies and reduce the impediments to
their widespread use.
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