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SBR Technologies, Inc.
These include soil contaminated with explosives (TNT, HMX, RDX), and groundwater contaminated with BTEX, TCE and other volatile organic compounds. Our ... on the biological degradation of integrated biological treatment systems for TNT and RDX contaminated soils at U.S. Army facilities and the evaluation of treatment alternatives for hazardous ...
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Partnership Awards
Once sediments were dredged, the Army and Air Force worked jointly to use explosives to notch out a 100-foot section of the dam, allowing for fish migration in ... Gosport landfill on Paradise Creek contained over 55,000 tons of abrasive blast material (ABM), contaminated soils, and lead-tainted paint chips from ship blasting operations from 1969 through 1970. The teamâ ...
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CSWAB: Citizens for Safe Water Around Badger
Lack of regulation releases the Army from cleanup of contaminated soils and groundwater. It also relieves the military of requirements to replace affected wells. In an ... .I. DuPont de Nemours & Co. ran the DuPont Barksdale Explosives Plant from 1905 to 1971. The company produced TNT, dynamite and other explosives for the military during World Wars I and II ...
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CSWAB: Citizens for Safe Water Around Badger
Badger Army Ammunition Plant. Contaminated soils at the Propellant Burning Grounds are the source of a 3-mile plume of contaminated groundwater that discharges to the Wisconsin River just ... contains 3 major waste pits with explosives concentrations as high as 17,000 parts per million (ppm). By comparison, the approved cleanup goal for subsurface soils is only 1 ppm. The ...
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Ecological Engineering Group
Plants can accelerate bioremediation in surface soils by ... Environmental Biotechnology. Plants are effective at remediating soils contaminated with organic chemical wastes, such as solvents, petrochemicals, wood preservatives, explosives and pesticides. The conventional technology for ...
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Idaho Waste Systems, Inc., Simco Road Landfill
... special waste streams including municipal solid waste, construction and demolition debris, wood wastes and petroleum contaminated soils. We offer two solidification pits and accept drum waste fitting Subtitle D criteria for solidification ... but not limited to: PCBs greater than 50 ppm Regulated radioactive material RCRA Hazardous Wastes Explosives Batteries Appliances Back to Top of Page
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Composting & Organics Resources page
A new compost technology, known as compost bioremediation, is currently being used to restore contaminated soils, manage stormwater, control odors, and degrade volatile organic compounds. Disease Control For ... of chemical fertilizers. Composting of Soils Contaminated By Explosives - Soil at more than 30 munitions sites across the United States is contaminated with explosives. The U.S. military has ...
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2.10.2 Common Treatment Technologies for Explosives in Soil, Sediment, and Sludge
They have compiled data on the frequency of nitroaromatics and nitramines detected in explosives-contaminated soils from Army sites. TNT is the most common contaminant, occurring in approximately 80% of the soil samples found to be contaminated with explosives. Trinitrobenzene ...
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2.10.3 Common Treatment Technologies for Explosives in Ground Water, Surface Water, and Leachate
TNT, RDX, HMX, 2,4-DNT, 2,6-DNT, 1,3-DNB, 1,3,5-TNB, and nitrobenzene. These past waste-handling practices at explosives ... explosives-contaminated water, including process waters from the demilitarization of munitions (pink water) and ground water contaminated from disposal of these process waters. USAE-WES is evaluating a perozone system for explosives-contaminated ...
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Small business hazardous waste disposal at household hazardous waste facilities in King County, 2008 Pilot Project
Waste that is not hazardous Empty containers Oversized batteries Contaminated soils High pressure compressed gas cylinders larger than 1 liter size Ammunition Fireworks Explosives Aerial flares Television sets, computer monitors, or other electronic ...
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