Weight-of-Evidence Approach for Evaluating Monitored Natural Recovery

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A proposed "weight-of-evidence" approach for evaluating the use of monitored natural recovery (MNR) has been developed by individual members of the Sediments Remediation Action Team under the Remediation Technologies Development Forum (RTDF).

Groundwater-Surface Water Workshop - Summary of Discussion

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The purpose of this document is to capture the valuable discussion that took place at the October 29, 2002 workshop and condense the ideas in an organized and usable format. A summary and the presentations made during this workshop is available within the Meetings section. The document highlights the issues upon which there was general agreement and issues for which consensus has not yet been reached. As a result of the on-going dialogue among the sub-team members and comments from the RTDF membership, additional information and useful tools are also included in this document.

Interpretive Summary of Existing Data Relevant to Potential Contaminants of Concern within the Anacostia River Watershed

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As part of first phase of activities directed to meeting the objectives of the Anacostia Watershed Toxics Alliance, an assessment of chemical hazards and preliminary characterization of the associated risks to both humans and ecological receptors was initiated. The Interpretive Summary report provides a synopsis of the results of these Phase I risk characterization efforts.

Sediments Remediation Action Team Bibliography

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This bibliography contains sediments remediation-related articles and documents. The bibliography is searchable by author, title, citation, and description/abstract.

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