2007: Special issue: Remediation of contaminated sites

Articles

• Remediation of contaminated sites in italy: state of the art of technologies and planning & design criteria

  Mauro majone, Giovanni Pietro beretta, Luca raffaelli, loredana musmeci, giuseppe mininni

  9-19

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• The remediation of contaminated sites removes barriers to investments and promotes economic growth

  Martin keil

  1-4

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• Modelling tools for the selection and optimisation of contaminated land management strategies

  M. finkel, P. bayer, U. mcknight, F. serapiglia, M. kübert

  1-3

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• Permeable reactive barriers (prbs) in europe: potentials and expectations

  Volker birke, Harald burmeier, Stephan jefferis, Hervè gaboriau, solène touzé, romain chartier

  1-7

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• Construction and monitoring of a permeable reactive barrier near the city of torino in italy

  rajandrea sethi, Valerio zolla, antonio di molfetta

  1-5

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• The German REFINA R+D program for the reduction of greenfield development and for promoting sustainable land management

  maike hauschild, uwe wittmann, reiner enders

  1-2

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• The german research network “seepage water prognosis”

  reiner freyas, siegfried h. eberle, susanne huckele

  1-5

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• Retention and degradation processes to reduce contaminations in groundwater and soil (kora)

  jochen michels, christopher frey

  1-6

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• In-situ investigation of contaminated soil and groundwater with mip- and rost™-cpt

  michael neuhaus

  59-62

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• Development and pilot-scale implementation of an na- and ena-based remediation strategy at a refinery site with large-scale petroleum hydrocarbon and btex-contamination

  jochen grossmann, Lars tischer, Andreas dahmke, ralf köber, götz hornbruch, michael schubert, holger weiss

  63-67

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• Assessment of natural microbial dechlorination

  andreas tiehm, kathrin rachel schmidt, claudia stoll, axel müller, svenja lohner, michael heidinger, frank wickert, Udo karch

  71-77

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• Remediation of contaminated aquifers by biological and advanced oxydation processes: the aquatec project

  valter tandoi, guido del moro, giuseppe mascolo, ruggero ciannarella, angela volpe

  79-84

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• In situ reactive zone (irz) – injection of molasses to promote microbial in situ degradation of chlorinated volatile organic compounds (cvocs)

  thomas held, jens blotevogel, helmut jacob, helmut dörr

  85-90

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• Numerical simulation of natural and enhanced microbial tce degradation

  dirk schäfer, bastian schlenz, andreas dahmke

  91-95

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• Conceptual model and flow numerical simulation of aquifer contaminated by chlorinated solvents in rho (mi)

  francesca bozzano, marco petitta, andrea del bon, fabrizio nardoni, ava pacioni

  97-105

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• Anaerobic bioremediation of chlorinated solvents contaminated aquifers in the presence of DNAPL: THE RHO TEST SITE PROJECT

  michele leccese, federico aulenta, marco petrangeli papini, paolo viotti, simona rossetti, mauro majone

  107-114

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• Technologies for a fast characterization of subsurface structures - an example from the milano-rho site

  ulrike werban, carsten leven, ed reboulet, michele leccese, paolo viotti, peter dietrich

  115-122

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