Sites of Interest: Technical
The web provides volumes of detailed technical information regarding bioremediation, competing technologies, and other related topics. We invite you to surf these links to learn all you possibly can about the options available for your particular situation.
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Bioremediation Discussion Group
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http://www.bioremediationgroup.org |
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The BioGroup includes over 2,400 members worldwide, including environmental consultants, industry representatives, regulators, researchers, educators, students, and others with diverse backgrounds in education and experience. Due to the complex biogeochemical processes that control biotransformation, BioGroup membership is open to environmental engineers, hydrogeologists, soil scientists, microbiologists, environmental chemists, and all who wish to contribute to this important topic.
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Brownfield Central
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http://www.brownfieldcentral.com |
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Brownfield Central is a private venture that was established to bring efficiencies to the emerging brownfield market. We have created an exchange that allows property owners, developers/investors, transaction support professionals and representatives from the public sector to quickly find the resources they require to prosper in the Brownfield market. This comprehensive resource brings together the key people, products, services, properties and information that allows you to redevelop brownfields.
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Chlorine Online Information Resource |
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http://www.eurochlor.org |
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This comprehensive site about chlorinated solvents provides technical and non-technical information about solvents and their environmental impact. The site is hosted by The European Chlorinated Solvent Association which represents the interests of West European chlorinated solvent producers and consumers. ECSA is a sector group of the Euro Chlor Federation, which is an affiliate of CEFIC (the European Chemical Industry Council).
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Bioremediation Consortium
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http://www.rtdf.org/public/biorem/ |
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The Bioremediation of Chlorinated Solvents Consortium is one of eight Action Teams of the RTDF. The Bioremediation Consortium was established in May 1993, when representatives from various companies, universities, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Department of Defense (DOD), and the Department of Energy (DOE) met to discuss their mutual interest in developing in situ bioremediation technologies to degrade chlorinated solvents in soils and ground water.
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