Soil And Ground Water Mitigation

Following completion of the characterization/assessment phase, a clear agreement on cleanup objectives must be established with the enforcing regulatory agencies. AGE will work to reach an environmentally sound and reasonable mitigative goal that is within the client's interest. Some of the most frequently applied remediation techniques include:

• Excavation and subsequent above ground treatment of contaminated soil or recycling of the soil at an approved facility.
• Recovery of free floating hydrocarbon product from the subsurface with subsequent product recycling.
• Treatment of extracted contaminated ground water utilizing bioreactors, oxidation chambers, activated carbon filtration methods, and/or air strippers.
• In-situ (in place) and ex-situ (above ground) vapor extraction/soil venting and treating recovered hydrocarbon vapors utilizing an internal combustion engine or thermal oxidizer.
• In-situ and ex-situ bioremediation.
• In-situ dual phase extraction.
• In-situ treatment of soil and ground water/capillary fringe contamination using vapor extraction in combination with air sparging.
• Monitoring natural attenuation.
• Metals stabilization and/or solidification.

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