C3. Sediment Management under State-Led Programs

Management Approaches and Policy

Presentation Title	Author List	Abstract or Paper PDF	Presentation PDF
Multiple Lines of Empirical Evidence Demonstrate an Absence of Adverse Effects from MGP Residues at PAH Concentrations Significantly Higher than Regulatory Screening Levels	L. McWilliams, H. Costa, and S. Bodensteiner	View	View
A Case Study Involving California's Latest Sediment Tool: Human Health Sediment Quality Objective Tier III Assessment	W. Hovel, B. Lamoureux, S. Anghera, K. Curtis, A. Jirik, M. Arms, and J. Vernon	View	View
State-Led Remediation of Manistique River and Harbor	H. VanDewalker, M. Erickson, S. Noffke, J. Sims, and E. Hover	View	View
Columbia Slough Source Control Program Assessment and Development: Managing Short-Term Targets to Achieve Cleanup Objectives	S. Miller, H. Nelson, and K. Parrett	View	View
Lake Apopka Sediment Dredging and Material Placement Projects Planning and Permitting, St. Johns River Water Management District, Lake and Orange County, Florida	J. Wagner, M. Coveney, L. Lumbard, and L. Porter	View	View
Ley Creek Sediment and Soil Remediation: The Impact of Past Creek Widening on the Development of a Remedial Strategy	M.B. Mullen, C. Garvey, P. Domaszczynski, C. Leary, and B. Platt	View
Remediation and Restoration of an Urban Hudson River Site under New York State Oversight	J.A. Bleiler, D. Reid-Green, R.S. McCarthy, and H. Martin	View
Columbia Slough Sediment Cleanup: Option for Liability Release through Cash Settlements	H. Nelson, K. Parrett, and S. Miller	View