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Choosing the Right Remedial Action

Mark Plested

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The process of selecting and implementing effective remedial action to tackle contamination on an engineering site is described. The importance of defining remedial action objectives and identifying the most efficient remediation option is emphasised.

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The process of selecting and implementing effective remedial action to tackle contamination on an engineering site is described. The importance of defining remedial action objectives and identifying the most efficient remediation option is emphasised.

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The process of selecting and implementing effective remedial action to tackle contamination on an engineering site is described. The importance of defining remedial action objectives and identifying the most efficient remediation option is emphasised.

Key concepts: Remedial action, Remedial education, Action (physics), Environmental remediation, Engineering, Project commissioning, Process (computing), Civil engineering

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