Contaminated Soil ’95: Proceedings of the Fifth International FZK/TNO Conference on Contaminated Soil, 30 October–3 November 1995, Maastricht, The Netherlands

797 Pages·1995·40.397 MB·English

by  Wim Sombroek (auth.), W. J. Van Den Brink, R. Bosman, F. Arendt (eds.)

CONTAMINATED SOIL '95
Soil & Environment
VOLUMES/1
The titles published in this series are listed at the end of this volume.
Contaminated Soil '95
Proceedings of the Fifth International FZKITNO Conference on
Contaminated Soil, 30 October-3 November 1995,
Maastricht, The Netherlands
edited by
W.J. VAN DEN BRINK
R. BOSMAN
Netherlands Organization for
Applied Scientific Research TNO,
Delft, The Netherlands
F.ARENDT
The Research Center Karlsruhe (FZK)
Karlsruhe, Gennany
Volume I
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Fifth International FZKlfNO Conference on Contaminated Soil
organized by:
the Research Center Karlsruhe (FZK)
the Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research (TNO)
supported by:
Commission of the European Union
German Federal Ministry for Education, Science, Research and Technology (BMBF/D)
German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety
(BMUID)
Dutch Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (VROMlNL)
Dutch Ministry of Transport (V &W/NL)
Dutch Ministry of Agriculture, Nature Management and Fisheries (LNV/NL)
Scottish Enterprise (Scotland/UK)
U.K. Department of Environment (DOE/UK)
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (US-EPA)
U.S. Department of Energy (US-DOE)
Swiss Federal Office of Environment, Forests and Landscape (BUW ALlCH)
Wallonian Government, Country Planning, Heritage and Transport (B)
Public Waste Agency of Flanders, OV AM (B)
Basque Autonomous Community
(supported by Eusko JauriaritzaiGobierno Vasco, IHOBE, Euskalherriko Unibert
sitatealUniversidad del Pais Vasco, Borg Service, Gaiker, Geyser HPC SA, Idom,
Inasmet, Inguru Consultores SA, Labein, Ondoan S. Coop, TMConsult)
City of Maastricht
CONTENTS - OVERVIEW
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VOLUME 1
Contents (Volume 1 & 2)
Committees. Scientific Advisory Board
Introductory Remarks
Foreword
GENERAL PAPERS
1 National and International Programmes
l.l Introductory notes
1.2 Papers
1.3 Short communications
2 Site Investigation
2.1 Introductory notes
2.2 Papers
2.3 Short communications
3 Emission and Fate of Contaminants
3.1 Introductory notes
3.2 Papers
3.3 Short communications
4 Characterization of Contaminated Soil
4.1 Introductory notes
4.2 Papers
4.3 Short communications
5 Effects and Risks
5.1 Introductory notes
5.2 Papers
5.3 Short communications
6 Standards and Protocols: Legal, Economic and Social Aspects
6.1 Introductory notes
6.2 Papers
6.3 Short communications
Authors Index
Keywords Index
\ VOLUME 2\
Contents (Volume 1 & 2)
7 Remediation of Contaminated Soil
7.1 Introductory notes
7.2 Papers
7.3 Workshop contributions on soil remediation
7.4 Short communications
8 Sustainable Land Use
8.1 Introductory notes
8.2 Papers
8.3 Short communications
9 Setting Priorities for Remediation Options
9.1 Introductory notes
9.2 Papers
9.3 Short communications
10 Contributions from Workshops and Technical Sessions
10.1 Introductory notes
10.2 Papers
Authors Index
Keywords Index
CONTENTS
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VOLUME I
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Committees, Scientific Advisory Board xlvii
Introductory Remarks xlix
Foreword li
GENERAL PAPERS
Soil degradation and contamination: a global perspective
Sombroek, W. 3
Lessons from the soil
Verstraete, W., Top, E., Vanneck, P., De Rore, H., Genouw, G.
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1. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMMES
1.1. Introductory notes 27
1.2. Papers
Progress in clean-up and technological developments in U.S. superfund program
Kovalick Jr., W.W., Kingscott, J. 29
The contaminated sites policy in Flanders (Belgium)
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Contaminated soil sites in Finland, present situation and policy goals
Seppiinen, A. 49
Planned legal regulations on soil conservation and rehabilitation of contaminated
sites in the Federal Republic of Germany
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Sanden, J. 55
United States/Gennan bilateral agreement on hazardous waste site clean-up
projects
Sanning, D., Schroeter, K. 61
UK contaminated land policy developments
Denner, J.M., Lowe, M.F. 75
1.3. Short communications 85
The master plan for soil protection of the Basque autonomous community
Azkona Landeta, A. 85
Legislation for soil quality protection and contaminated sites reclamation in
regione Lombardia (Italy)
Carella, F., Chiappini, ML 87
Contaminated land and groundwater quality: the need for clean-up
Davey, I.R., Flavin, R.J., Harris, R.C. 89
International ad hoc working group on contaminated land
Denner, J., Kasamas, H., Hoppener, K. 91
The French water agencies contaminated sites remediation program: an example
of public policy
F euillet, C. 93
Polish-Gennan cooperation in the field of soil protection
Gzyl, J., Weido, E. 95
Remediation strategies for contaminated (fonner) military sites
Hinsenveld, M. 97
Integral approach to contaminated sites management in urban- industrial
agglomerates of developing countries - example Sao Paulo. Brazil
Marker, A., Kriitzig, T., Cunha Rodrigo, R.C. de A., Gunther, M.A. 99
Standards and protocols for evaluating innovative technologies in the United
States and Gennany - a market perspective
Scola, L., Heuel-Sabianek, B., Argus, R., Woodland, S. 101
The Austrian register of contaminated sites
Weihs, St. 103
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2. SITE INVESTIGATION
2.1. Introductory notes 107
2.2. Papers
On-site versus off-site analysis - a matter of balance between heterogeneity
and accuracy
Stock, H.-D. 109
Quality trade-offs in site investigations: advantages of using test methods
instead of laboratory analyses
Ramsay, L. 113
Site investigation patterns for solid soil matrices of contaminated sites used by
the metal-working industry: tools for technical preliminary and orientational
investigations within the risk assessment
Hardes, A., Discher, H. 125
Sampling strategies - an important choice in site investigations
Hunnes, E.G. 135
Developments in site investigation methods for the ground beneath planned,
operating and abandoned waste disposal sites
Schreiner, M., Kreysing, K., Knodel, K., Krummel, H., Wippermann, T.,
Hiltmann, W. 145
Regional distribution patterns of heavy metals in sediments dredged from a
harbour basin
Hamer, K., Gerrard, J., Keffel, S., Luhrte, R. von, Strotmann, B., Schulz, H.D., 153
Strategy for environmental soil investigation for pipeline construction. Approach
and evaluation
Nobbe, J.M., Driessen, J.H.A. 163
3D vertical circulation flows around groundwater circulation wells (GZB) for
aquifer remediation: numerical calculations and field experiments
Stamm, J., Scholz, M., Loseke, M. 171
2.3. Short communications
On-site free and bound water determination of contaminated soil
Brandelik, A., Hubner, c., Angler, 0., Ruppert, P. 183