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In Situ Soil Remediation: An Essential Tool For Environmental Restoration

Introduction To In Situ Soil Remediation In situ soil remediation is a critical method used to address soil contamination, playing a pivotal role in environmental restoration. This technique treats polluted soil in its original location, without needing to remove or transport the contaminated materials. The benefits of this approach are numerous, including reduced costs, minimized environmental ...

Dry Cleaner Site (Solvents/Bio) - Case Study

Aestus was asked to assist with a dry cleaners site which was operational from 1945 to 1977. The state led cleanup involved a soil excavation and series of bioremediation injectates. The existing ...

CDC’s Tips to Clean Up Mold and Resources to Help Property Owners and Managers Following Water Damage

Mold is a natural part of the environment, but exposure to elevated levels of it in homes, schools, and businesses can be a problem. Not only can mold lead to a number of exposure concerns for building occupants, its presence can even lower property ...

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Geotechnical Sampling and Testing System

Direct push can be a cost-effective, time saving, and a technically accurate means of drilling, sample collection, and testing. Split-Spoon and Shelby Tube samplers are popular options for geotechnical testing and sampling. This drilling method has been used for over 10 years and, according to the EPA in 2003, is accepted in all 50 states for RCRA, CERCLA, UST, and Brownfield site assessments and ...