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SEDL / STP / STP1158-EB
Includes listing of modifications and innovations used in risk assessments accepted by the EPA. While beginners can benefit greatly from the papers presented here, this collection finds its best use in the hands of the experienced risk assessor. The papers present modifications of the basic EPA methodology which have been acceptable to regulators at specific sites. 22 peer-reviewed papers cover: • Site Characterization • Fate and Transport • Toxicity, Exposures, and Receptors • Risk Characterization/Case Studies • Establishing Cleanup Levels.
Table of Contents
Summary
Hoddinott K.
A Guide for Site and Soil Description in Hazardous Waste Site Characterization
Cameron R.
Field Screening Procedures Applied to Soils for use in Risk Assessments
Bordenave T., Clarkson J., Crotwell D., Menzie C., Metcalf M., Pahl D., Peuler E.
Impact of the Distribution of Soil Contamination Data on Human Health Risk Assessment
Laszewski S., Lehrke S.
Identification and Evaluation of Chemicals of Concern in a Baseline Risk Assessment
Jampo C., Molholt B., Streeter R.
A User-Friendly, Contaminant Transport Software Package for the Preliminary Assessment of Soil and Groundwater Contamination: An Overview of TETrans
Corwin D.
Selection of Indicator Chemicals at Hazardous Waste Sites
Gibson R., Hovatter P.
Biological and Chemical Test Methods for Evaluating the Need for and Efficacy Of Remediation Of Soils: A Preliminary Strategy
Burmaster D., Menzie C., Morgan D., Unites D.
Fate and Transport of Hazardous Waste Constituents and Assessment of Environmental Risk from Hydrocarbon Contaminated Soils
Paul D., Sober R.
Contribution of Childhood Ingestion of Contaminated Soil to Lifetime Carcinogenic Risk: Guidance for Inclusion in Risk Assessment.
Hixson E., Jennings R., Smith S.
Inhalation of Volatile Chemicals from Residential Use of Contaminated Water
Beck J., Joseph R., Smith S.
A comparison of the Integrated Uptake Biokinetic Model to Traditional Risk Assessment Approaches for Environmental Lead
Chrostowski P., Wheeler J.
Toxicity Assessment of Hazardous Waste at a Federal Facility
Lu P., Ross R.
The Effects of “Hot Spots” and Upper Confidence Limits in Estimating Exposure Concentrations in Soils
Crouch E., Pilkington M., Zemba S.
Utilization of Uptake Biokinetic (UBK) Lead Model to Assess Risk in Contaminated Sites
Choudhury H., DeRosa C., Elias R., Griffin S., Marcus A., Peirano W.
A PC-Executable Program for Risk Characterization Evaluations of Environmental Pollutants
Small M.
Assessment Of Health Risk from Wastes in Three Surface Impoundments
Moore R.
Estimating Risk at a Superfund Site Contaminated with Radiological and Chemical Wastes
Efird C., Liedle J., Sims L., Temeshy A.
Risk Evaluation of Lead in Soil and Groundwater at the H. Brown Superfund Site in Walker, Michigan
Hahne T., Meadows S., Prendiville T., Turnblom S.
Risk Assessment and Contaminated Sites
Elliott G.
Reducing the Number of Chemicals of Potential Concern: Four Case Studies
Huff D., Tesch L.
A Strategy for Ecological Risk Assessments for Superfund: Biological Methods for Evaluating Soil Contamination
Callahan C., Linder G., Pascoe G.
Probabilistic Techniques for Backcalculating Soil Cleanup Targets
Burmaster D., Lloyd K., Thompson K.
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Committee: D18
Paper ID: STP1158-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP1158-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5213-7
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0-8031-1445-1
978-0-8031-1445-6
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