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Risk Management of Petroleum Hydrocarbon Plumes
Title: Cost-Effectiveness Analyses of Natural Attenuation in the Risk Management of Petroleum Hydrocarbon Plumes
Description:
This project evaluates the overall cost-effectiveness of implementing natural attenuation with long-term monitoring. The total cost of natural attenuation will be compared to pro-active plume management techniques, especially soil vapor extraction and pump and treat methods. The project will consist of a survey and critical review of the cost-effectiveness.
Status: Pending
Estimated Completion Date: December 1999.
Pending Deliverables: Journal article.
EPA Principal Investigator:
Dennis Miller
miller.dennis@epa.gov