Track E: Advances in Natural Attenuation
E8. Advances in Tools and Techniques for Assessing MNA

 

 

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Matrix Diffusion as a Key Attenuation Process for PFAS in Groundwater
C.J. Newell, P.R. Kulkarni, S.K. Farhat, and D.T. Adamson
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An Approach to Evaluate Whether There Has Been Sufficient Active Treatment to Justify a Transition to MNA
J.T. Wilson, B. Wilson, M.L. Ferrey, D.L. Freedman, O. Dunn, D. Adamson, and C. Newell
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Remediation of AFFF/PFAS-Impacted Soil by Sequestration and Natural Attenuation
J. Ramey, K. Quinn, and T. Martin
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Leveraging a Robust Microbial Profile for an MTBE Sorptive Biobarrier
J.K. Sheldon and D. Bush
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Groundwater Monitoring Efficiencies Using Modern Data Collection and Analysis Tools at a Site Transitioning to MNA
R.T. Simon, V. Ward, and G. Booth
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Long-Term Evaluation of Chlorinated Solvent Attenuation Rates in Groundwater
M.L. Ferrey, W. Bouchard, and J.T. Wilson
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Automated Data Analysis and Decision Making to Support Pump and Treat Shutdown Evaluation
J. Ford, A. Sidebottom, H. Hernandez, T. Palaia, A. Forsberg, and J. Rankin
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Evaluating Natural Attenuation Using Multiple Lines of Evidence in Complex Geologic/Hydrogeologic Conditions
D. Gray, S. Martin, E. Mack, and N. Grosso
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Enhancing Remedial Performance Assessments at Complex Sites Using Compound Specific Isotope Analysis and Molecular Biological Tools
J.S. Konzuk, C. Cheyne, L. D'Agostino, M. Cho, B. Goodwin, and C. Coladonato
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Prolonged Effects from Short-Term In Situ Microcosm Deployment in Monitoring Wells at a Chlorinated Solvents Remediation Site
E. Pulcher and E. Dulle
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Transition to Monitored Natural Attenuation for a CVOC Plume after 28 Years of Pump and Treat: Lessons Learned
J.A. Ricker and D.C. Winchell
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Using Automated Analytics to Optimize Groundwater Monitoring at MNA Sites
V. Ward, K. Elich, K. Hadley, and R. Simon
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