Groundwater Treatment and Management – Challenges and Progress
DoD is responsible for remediating and protecting the groundwater associated with military installations. Contaminated groundwater is the largest liability in the Defense Environmental Restoration Program. Thousands of sites have been impacted by chlorinated solvents, PFAS, 1,4-dioxane, energetic materials, perchlorate, and other hazardous compounds. All such sites require characterization, remediation and monitoring. This session addressed the advances in characterization, monitoring, treatment and management of groundwater sites.
Session Chair: Dr. Natalie Capiro, Auburn University | |
Introduction by Session Chair | Dr. Natalie Capiro, Auburn University |
Keynote: Strategies for Long-term Management of Contaminated Groundwater Sites | Dr. Thomas McHugh and Dr. Charles Newell, GSI Environmental, Inc. |
Application of Molecular Biological Tools (MBTs) to Site Assessment | Dr. Kate Kucharzyk, Battelle |
Abiotic and Biotic Reactions Promoting the Natural Attenuation of Chlorinated Ethenes in Low Permeability Groundwater Zones | Dr. Charles Werth, University of Texas at Austin |
Reactive Chemical Amendment: Challenges and Recent Advances for Improving Longevity and Selectivity for In Situ Remediation | Dr. Dimin Fan, Geosyntec Consultants |
A Shifting Paradigm for Cometabolism | Dr. Paul Hatzinger, APTIM |
Management of Large Dilute Plumes | Dr. David Lippincott, APTIM |
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