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...biological activity) in a single analysis to provide a more comprehensive evaluation of contaminant biodegradation<ref name="Ogles2014" />.
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...ge, longevity of amendments, and modes of delivery. Often, additional site characterization, laboratory microcosm studies, or small-scale field tests are necessary to
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...sed to estimate trends in contaminant concentrations, evaluate remediation performance, determine if clean-up objectives are achieved, and even predict future cha
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...cite the applicability of a TI waiver based on a detailed site-specific TI evaluation report and would specify the area of the aquifer within which the TI waiver
...cability along with information gained through remedy optimization and the evaluation of other potential remediation technologies. The primary guidance document
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