Remediation Technology Selector

Physical removal of contaminated soil followed by disposal at a licensed facility or treatment.

Uses water and/or chemical additives to scrub contaminants from soil particles.

In-situ vacuum extraction of volatile contaminants from unsaturated soil.

Injection of chemical oxidants to destroy organic contaminants.

Immobilizes contaminants by binding them in a solid matrix using cement, pozzolans, or polymers.

Injection of reducing agents to transform or immobilize contaminants.

Uses microorganisms to degrade organic contaminants into harmless byproducts.

Uses plants to remove, stabilize, or degrade contaminants.

Spreads contaminated soil in thin layers and stimulates aerobic biodegradation through tilling.

Heats soil to volatilize contaminants, which are then collected and treated.

High-temperature combustion to destroy organic contaminants.

Installs an impermeable barrier over contaminated soil to prevent exposure and infiltration.

Constructs subsurface walls to contain contaminated groundwater and prevent migration.