Land Contamination & Reclamation

Foresight of an MGP operator in the 1940s and 1950s vs. hindsight of an environmental remediator or protector (EPA) in the 2000s
pp. 167-170(4)
Author: Earley, William P.

World history of manufactured gas: a `world' of land redevelopment possibilities
pp. 171-181(11)
Author: Hatheway, Allen W.

Clean-up of the Grasbrook Gasworks in the HafenCity of Hamburg
pp. 185-188(4)
Authors: Groβcurth, Marion; Osten, Monika; Kilger, Ralf

Remediation of a gasworks site for residential development: the Wharf Lane Site, Solihull, UK
pp. 189-193(5)
Authors: Heasman, I.; Westcott, F.J.

From wasteland to green parkland, the remediation of the former West Melbourne Gasworks, Victoria, Australia
pp. 194-199(6)
Authors: Mival, Ken; Pump, Warren; Dixon, Glenn

Westergasfabriek Amsterdam
pp. 200-205(6)
Author: Verhagen, Evert

Factors affecting soil clean-up levels achievable by thermal desorption technologies at MGP sites
pp. 209-217(9)
Authors: Troxler, William L.; Brankley, Thomas W.

The environmental impact of conducting environmental work
pp. 218-224(7)
Author: Foster, Ben T.

Stack emissions and ambient air quality impacts from thermal desorption systems at MGP sites
pp. 225-231(7)
Authors: Troxler, William L.; Kellogg III, Frank B.; Vail, Christopher H.

The use of slurry phase bioreactor technology for the remediation of coal tars
pp. 235-240(6)
Authors: Thomas, R.A.P.; Hughes, D.E.; Daly, P.

Remediation of the former gasworks, High Wycombe, UK
pp. 241-246(6)
Authors: Arch, S.E.; Pearce, M.; Johnston, K.E.; Murray, A.J.; Kelly, T.; Hardisty, P.E.

Energy recovery and cost-effective remediation of manufactured gas plant waste at a fixed-base medium temperature thermal desorption facility
pp. 247-251(5)
Authors: Hargens, Dean A.; Kellogg III, Frank B.; Cummings, Jim; Butler, Barbara A.

Comparison of pilot-scale bioremediation of PAH contaminated construction rubble with laboratory tests
pp. 252-257(6)
Authors: Gemende, Bernhard; Gerbeth, Anja; Müller, Gerhard; Höse, Christina; Seidel, Jürgen; Lange, Rüdiger; Müller, Roland H.

Bioavailability and toxicity of PAHs at MGP sites
pp. 261-266(6)
Authors: Neuhauser, E.F.; Kreitinger, J.P.; Nakles, D.V.; Hawthorne, S.B.; Doherty, F.G.; Ghosh, U.; Khalil, M.F.; Ghosh, R.S.; Jonker, M.T.O.; van der Heijden, S.A.

Case study: large-scale clean-up of NAPL in riverbed - river diversion and restoration, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
pp. 267-273(7)
Authors: Haas, C.; Staley, T.; McCarter, J.; Hazel, J.; Friesen, B.; Zebley, M.

Liquid sediment: behaviour of water gas process MGP tars in the aquatic environment
pp. 274-277(4)
Author: Cross, Gardiner

Enabling site development through natural attenuation and plume stabilisation monitoring at a former gas works in Dartford, UK: a corporate approach and the lessons learned
pp. 283-287(5)
Authors: Lee, A.; Michols, C.; Stevenson, D.; Donaldson, N.

Natural attenuation at tar oil contaminated sites - results from the German funding priority KORA
pp. 288-292(5)
Authors: Hüsers, N.; Börke, P.; Werner, P.

Field-scale investigations of natural attenuation processes on a tar oil contaminated site at a wood preservation facility - a case study
pp. 293-299(7)
Authors: Leibenath, Carsten; Börke, Peter; Hüsers, Norbert; Lorbeer, Helmut; Schönekerl, Stefan; Werner, Peter

Clean-up of an MGP site at an elementary school in Ottawa, Illinois, USA
pp. 303-308(6)
Author: Milner, Larry F.

The importance of risk communication in the successful design and implementation of a remedy at a former MGP site
pp. 309-313(5)
Authors: Ash, J.R.; Leone, M.V.

Citizen participation in decision-making: `the role of the independent overseer in (re)building trust'
pp. 314-317(4)
Author: Nathanail, C.P.

Remediation of the former gas plant in Munich by Funnel-and-Gate
pp. 321-328(8)
Authors: Weindl, Joerg; Koch, Michael; Romboy, Siri; Tidden, Frank

Monitoring of organic and inorganic parameters for a full-scale in situ pulsed air-sparging programme
pp. 329-334(6)
Authors: Shields, A.R.G.; Butler, A.P.; Daly, P.; Hardisty, P.E.

Demonstration of tailored levels of in situ heating for remediation of a former MGP site
pp. 335-339(5)
Authors: Baker, Ralph S.; Brogan, David; Lotti, Michael

DARAMEND bioremediation for the treatment of PAH impacted soils and sediments
pp. 340-344(5)
Authors: Seech, A.; Raymond, D.; Moreno, J.

Insurance recovery for manufactured gas plant remediations
pp. 347-351(5)
Authors: Lynch, Michael J.; Sylvester, John M.; Harte-Lovelace, Jane; Middleton, Andrew C.; Jones, David R.

Assessing the costs and benefits of MGP site remediation
pp. 352-356(5)
Authors: Hardisty, Paul E.; Cassie, Stuart; Ellis, Jill; Wallace, Steve

Financing MGP clean-up through recovery on historic liability insurance policies
pp. 357-360(4)
Authors: Eisenstein, Laurence J.; Malanchuk, John L.

Safety and environment impact assessment as part of remediation options analysis
pp. 365-369(5)
Authors: Bracken, R.; Keeys, L.; Evans, F.; Stone, K.; Hardisty, P.

Brownfields remedial action and redevelopment of the Adriaen's Landing former MGP site
pp. 370-375(6)
Authors: Muniz, Paul F.; McLellan, Phillip D.

Redevelopment of a manufactured gas plant site into SBC (Pac Bell) Ball Park using a risk-based approach
pp. 376-381(6)

Case study using a multidisciplinary approach - ground investigation, risk assessment, groundwater lowering and site remediation at Wymondham manufactured gas plant
pp. 382-387(6)
Authors: Farrant, G.W.; Horswill, P.; Pang, T.E.; Merlane, R.A.

The more the merrier: identifying other PRPs at MGP properties
pp. 391-397(7)
Author: Johnson, C.G.

Estimating soil pollution at gasworks sites
pp. 398-402(5)
Authors: de Vries, Peter O.; Weytingh, Koen R.

Determining the source of PAHs in sediment
pp. 403-411(9)
Authors: Emsbo-Mattingly, S.D.; Uhler, A.; Stout, S.; Douglas, G.; McCarthy, K.; Coleman, A.

Source characterization and identification as a means of assessing the type of bonding in the soil and its subsequent impact on bioavailability
pp. 412-425(14)
Authors: Mulvey, P.; McKay, C.

Management of former gas plant sites by Gaz de France
pp. 429-431(3)
Authors: Lemoine, G.; Gosset, O.

Third-party auditing of the assessment and remediation of four rural manufacturing Gasworks, Victoria, Australia
pp. 432-438(7)
Authors: Sinclair, P.; Richards, S.; Howe, F.; Negrelli, R.

Innovative regulatory approach to MGP Site clean-up and redevelopment `The North Carolina MGP Program'
pp. 443-449(7)
Authors: Silar, Tim; Watters, Patrick; Doorn, Peter

Thiocyanates, do you have a problem or not?
pp. 450-454(5)
Authors: de Vries, Peter O.; Weytingh, Koen R.

Toxicity: a legal analysis
pp. 455-460(6)
Authors: Voorhees, John; Bade, Lorrie

Corporate governance issues: land contamination and reclamation
pp. 461-465(5)
Author: Spedding, Linda S.

Long-term performance of passive groundwater treatment system
pp. 469-477(9)
Authors: Oosting, Saskia; Greene, Eizabeth; Haederle, Patricia; Enos, John

In situ bioremediation of cyanide, PAHs and organic compounds using an engineered SEquenced REactive BARrier (SEREBAR)
pp. 478-482(5)
Authors: Robinson, Jamie; Thomas, Russell; Wallace, Steve; Daly, Paddy; Kalin, Robert

Slurry wall containment at National Grid's Harbor Point site
pp. 483-488(6)
Authors: Schultz, Michael S.; Young, Terry W.

MGP NAPL interception with organophyllic media: flow-through column test results
pp. 489-493(5)
Authors: Gefell, Michael J.; Rankin, Erin C.; Jones, William R.

Using an appropriate bedrock investigation procedure for a coal tar-impacted fractured bedrock aquifer
pp. 497-501(5)
Author: Coleman, Andrew J.

Case study: confirmation of TarGOST laser-induced fluorescence DNAPL delineation with soil boring data
pp. 502-507(6)
Authors: Okin, M.B.; Carroll, S.M.; Fisher, W.R.; St. Germain, R.W.

Air emission monitoring, vapour control and public communications during MGP site excavation in close proximity to neighbours
pp. 508-512(5)
Authors: Lingle, J.W.; Nehls-Lowe, H.; Falk, M.

Survey of the distribution and sources of PAHs in urban surface soils
pp. 513-521(9)
Authors: Mauro, David M.; DeClercq, Peter J.; Siegener, Raymond; Coleman, Andrew

Sources and innovative treatment of ammonium at former manufactured gas plants
pp. 525-531(7)
Authors: Robinson, Jamie; Thomas, Russell; Daly, Paddy

DNAPL recovery evaluations at five MGP sites
pp. 532-538(7)
Authors: Hargens, Dean A.; Butler, Barbara A.; Murphy, Mark V.

The Australian risk-based approach to assessing and remediating MGPs
pp. 543-547(5)
Author: Clay, Jason

Risk-based remediation of a former MGP site in Italy
pp. 548-553(6)
Authors: Lazovic, N.; Rampi, C.; Jarre, P.

Risk assessment and risk communication to populations near former manufactured gas plant sites in New York City
pp. 554-558(5)
Authors: Leary, C.; Crane, M.; Lowe, W.; Wilkenfeld, M.

Human health risk assessment: application of the NORISC-HRA and ROME models at two test sites
pp. 559-570(12)
Authors: Quercia, F.; Vecchio, A.; Falconi, M.; Togni, L.; Wcislo, E.; Dlugosz, J.; Korcz, M.

In situ Characterization of NAPL with TarGOST® at MGP Sites
pp. 573-578(6)
Authors: St. Germain, Randy; Adamek, Steven; Rudolph, Thomas

Back to the future: an American case study on estimating future MGP remediation costs
pp. 583-587(5)
Authors: Malanchuk, John L.; Eisenstein, Laurence J.; Silar, Tim

MGP-impacted sediment remediation in a Northeastern United States river and lake - stakeholder positions and regulatory requirements
pp. 588-591(4)
Authors: Zak, Gerard F.; Blazicek, Tracy; Lewis, Jared; Collins, John

Manufactured gas plant remediation beneath a building: underpinning as an alternative to demolition
pp. 592-594(3)
Authors: Fernandes, Allan C.; Roberts, John

Risk communication - the importance of investing in stakeholders to reach a reasonable solution
pp. 595-598(4)
Author: Phillips, Jenny

Implementation of vapor intrusion evaluation - what might you find?
pp. 599-604(6)
Authors: Phillips, Jenny; Collins, Laura

A simple low-cost and innovative approach to the removal of coal tar from groundwater and historic structures at former MGPs
pp. 611-614(4)
Authors: Thomas, R.A.P.; Leyland, L.; Daly, P.

Thermal well operation in the saturated zone - new options for DNAPL remediation
pp. 615-619(5)
Authors: Hiester, Uwe; Koschitzky, Hans-Peter; Trötschler, Oliver; Färber, Arne; Baker, Ralph S.; LaChance, John C.; Heron, Gorm; Kuhlman, Myron

In-pile thermal desorption of PAHs, PCBs and dioxins/furans in soil and sediment
pp. 620-624(5)
Authors: Baker, Ralph S.; LaChance, John; Heron, Gorm

In situ biogeochemical stabilization of creosote/pentachlorophenol NAPLs using catalyzed and buffered permanganate: pilot and full scale applications
pp. 625-629(5)
Authors: Mueller, J.; Moreno, J.; Dmitrovic, E.

Pilot plant results for groundwater remediation at the former gas works site `Leopoldau' in Vienna, Austria
pp. 630-633(4)
Authors: Fuchs, W.; Wirthensohn, T.; Wittmann, W.; Schoeberl, P.

MGP NAPL management using hydraulic gradient modification
pp. 639-644(6)
Authors: Thomas, G.M.; Morgan, J.F.; Gefell, M.J.; Shi, J.

Environmental fate and transport of ammonia generated at a former gasworks site, East Anglia, United Kingdom
pp. 645-652(8)
Authors: Burris, P.; Tavernier, G.; Oram, D.

Hydraulic control and containment of cyanide-containing MGP waste at a natural gas service center in Pennsylvania
pp. 653-657(5)
Authors: Raybuck, M.S.; Hermance, G.W.

Application of gas chromatography in combination with atomic spectrometry and pyrolysis for environmental geochemical exploration of bottom sediments
pp. 661-669(9)
Authors: Safronova, N.S.; Korobeinik, G.S.; Zhiltsova, L.I.; Lipatnikova, O.A.