Natural attenuation of plumes from waste sites using aqueous and mineral data

Jess Everett; L. Kennedy; K. Brozina

Natural attenuation of plumes from waste sites using aqueous and mineral data

Jess Everett, L. Kennedy, K. Brozina

Civil Engineering

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Abstract

Aqueous and mineral intrinsic biodegradation assessment (AMIBA) is an approach to natural attenuation that focuses on reduced Fe and S minerals as opposed to measuring aqueous parameters. With a single monitoring event the method can demonstrate plume retreat using the Fe foot print approach, assess bioremediation efficiency and estimate source decay for predictive modeling of containment duration. In microcosms, the importance of mineral iron and sulfides in degrading simulated leachate was demonstrated. Fieldwork at a landfill site demonstrated that elevated levels of reduced iron and sulfide minerals are found with in landfill plumes.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Waste Management and the Environment
Editors	D. Almorza, D. Almorza, D. Sales, V. Popov
Pages	441-451
Number of pages	11
State	Published - Dec 1 2002
Event	First International Conference on Waste Management and the Environment, Waste Management 2002 - Cadiz, Spain Duration: Sep 4 2002 → Sep 6 2002

Publication series

Name	Waste Management and the Environment

Other

Other	First International Conference on Waste Management and the Environment, Waste Management 2002
Country	Spain
City	Cadiz
Period	9/4/02 → 9/6/02

All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes

Engineering(all)

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Everett, J, Kennedy, L & Brozina, K 2002, Natural attenuation of plumes from waste sites using aqueous and mineral data. in D Almorza, D Almorza, D Sales & V Popov (eds), Waste Management and the Environment. Waste Management and the Environment, pp. 441-451, First International Conference on Waste Management and the Environment, Waste Management 2002, Cadiz, Spain, 9/4/02.

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