AEHS Magazine- Soil, Sediment & Goundwater

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Spring 2001
Special Oxygenated Fuels Issue

Anaerobic Strategies for Enhanced MTBE and TBA Bioremediation
Analytical tools for the measurement of fuel oxygenates in groundwater and soil
The Use of Oxygen Release Compound (ORC) for the Bioremediation of MBTE
Chemical Oxidation Technologies for the Treatment of Fuel Releases
Common Myths, Misconceptions and Assumptions about MTBE: Where are we now?
Effective Treatments of MTBE for Municipal Drinking Water Systems
Enhanced Bioremediation of MTBE (BioRemedy) at Retail Gas Stations
Sources of Wood, Coal, and Petroleum Tars
Granular Activated Carbon for MTBE Removal from Water
In Situ Chemical Oxidation of MTBE and BTEX in Soil and Groundwater: A Case Study
Intrinsic bioremediation of MTBE – an update
Management of Oxygenated Fuels in the United States (US) and the European Union (EU)
Microbubble Oxidation Smokes MTBE and BTEX C-Sparge ™ Ozone Microsparging for Rapid Removal of MTBE and Benzene
Natural Attenuation of Benzene and MTBE at Four Midwestern Retail Gasoline Marketing Outlets
MTBE Biobarrier Demonstration at Port Hueneme
New Technologies for MTBE Remediation: Biostimulation, Bioaugmentation, and Bioreactors
Proven Solutions for MTBE in Household Drinking Water
Recent Advances in Phytoremediation of MTBE Groundwater Plumes
Remediation of Releases Containing MTBE at Gas Station Sites
Oxygenates in Soil
A Better Perspective on the Incidence and Implications of MTBE in California’s Drinking Water

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