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Environmental Technology Council Briefing: U.S. EPA SITE Program

Environmental Technology Council Briefing: U.S. EPA SITE Program. Randy A. Parker Acting Associate Director for Technology National Risk Management Research Laboratory, LRPCD. SITE Background. Demonstration Program

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Environmental Technology Council Briefing: U.S. EPA SITE Program

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  1. Environmental Technology Council Briefing: U.S. EPA SITE Program Randy A. Parker Acting Associate Director for Technology National Risk Management Research Laboratory, LRPCD

  2. SITE Background • Demonstration Program • -- Evaluations ofenvironmental remediation technologies • Characterization and Monitoring Program • -- Environmental monitoring technology demonstrations • Technology Transfer

  3. SITE Approach • Demonstration Program- • Focuses on sites where few remediation options exist or sites where new technologies have potential to yield high returns. • MMTP- • Evaluation of real time monitoring and characterization tools and approaches

  4. Information Transfer TheEvaluationProcess Partnerships with User Community to Identify Priority Sites Matching Priority Sites with Technology Solutions Technology Evaluation Establish Relationships with Technology Suppliers Remediation, Redevelopment

  5. Cost Share SITE Program\ Site Owner Vendor OSWER Test Plan Infrastructure Equipment (i.e. roads, electric) Sampling Residual waste O&M disposal Analytical vendor agreement Reports visitor’s day

  6. Collaborations/Partnerships • ORD and EPA Program Offices • EPA Regions, HSRCs • ITRC • SERDP/ESTCP • State Agencies • Other Federal agencies

  7. SITE Program Priority Areas Sites • Sites with Mine Drainage • Manufactured Gas Plants • Superfund- • RCRA • Other Federal Facilities

  8. SITE Program Priority Areas Soils/Groundwater • DNAPL • Chlorinated Solvents • PCBs • Arsenic, Mercury or other Heavy Metals

  9. SITE Program Priority Areas Sediments • Pesticides • PCBs • PAHs • Arsenic, Mercury or other Heavy Metals

  10. Brownfields EZVI, Grand Plaza (6) ISCO Roosevelt Mills (2) Steam Injection, Ridgefield (10)

  11. Chlorinated Solvents in Soils and Groundwater Steam injection fractured rock, (1) HRC (1) ISCO (1) EZVI,Cape Canaveral (4)

  12. Sediments Bauxite Treatment Cap (1) Aquablock Cap (3) Electrochemical Oxidation(10) Sediment Reuse (2) Sediment Washing (2) Phytoremediation (5)

  13. Containment ACAP (1-10) Asphalt cap (3/5)

  14. Mine Waste Treatment Lime lagoons (9) Biphasic lime treatment (9) Bioreactor (9)

  15. Measuring and Monitoring Technologies Dioxin field screening methods (2,3,4,5,7) Field portable XRF (4) Mercury in soil and sediments

  16. SITE Application Process • Applications forms and instructions can be downloaded from www.epa.gov/ord/SITE/ • Applicants need not propose a specific technology • Applications are reviewed and ranked by the SITE selection team • Requests from EPA Regions taken outside of review process

  17. Randy Parker U.S. EPA 26 West M.L. King Dr. Cincinnati, OH 45268 (513)569-7271 parker.randy@epa.gov www.epa.gov/ord/SITE

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