Track E: Sustainability and Resilient Remediation
E4. Adaptive Site Management Strategies to Mitigate Climate Change Impacts
Title | Abstract PDF | Presentation PDF |
| Climate Change Resiliency Assessments of Two Coastal Sites in Colombia in Preparation for Resilient Remedy Selection K.A. Morris and V. Kolluru | View | View |
| A Practical Method to Assess Groundwater Remediation System Resiliency: Groundwater Plume Stability is Your Indicator Light T.O. Goist, J.A. Ricker, D. Winchell, and M. Burns | View | View |
| Enhanced Phytotechnology as a Nature-Based Solution for Supporting Climate Resiliency K. Waldron, B. Harding, C. Cohu, and J. Freeman | View | View |
| Constructed Wetlands as a Viable Remedial Alternative Contributing to Improved Site Climate Resilience M. Verbeeck, O. Vounaki, and P. Valle | View | View |
| Incorporating Resilience and Adaptation into the SuRF-UK Sustainable Remediation Framework A.O. Thomas, R. Gill, N. Harries, and P. Bardos | View | View |
| Understanding the Impact: Evaluation of Footprint Reduction Achieved with Adaptive Site Characterization J. Vidonish Aspinall, J. Gattenby, J. Quinnan, and P. Curry | View | View |
| Communicating the Impact: Moving from Qualitative Inclusion of Sustainable Best Management Practices to an Integrated Sustainable Resilient Remediation Approach J. Gattenby, S. Herbert, J. Sturza, C. Gregg, and M. Dupre | View | |
| Understanding the Carbon Footprint of Fixed Media PFAS Treatment Systems: Life Cycle Assessment and Eco-Efficiency Analysis M. Goncalves, M. Ahmad, J. Gattenby, and A. Fischer | View | View |