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Sampling of Soil and Groundwater for Anaerobic Biodegradability Studies

Compatibility of Soil Admixed Fly Ash To Acetic Acid

Variable Head Test Analysis for Partially Penetrating Wells

Characterization and Remediation of Soils Contaminated with Copper

Coefficient of Consolidation Under Thermal Potential

Estimating Contaminant Breakthrough for A Clay-Lined Municipal Solid Waste Landfill

Effect of Uncertainty in the Assessment of the Potential Impact of Waste Disposal Facilities

Evaluation of Groundwater Impact Due to Soil Contaminants

Transport of TCE Vapors in a Random Porous Medium

Centrifuge Modeling of Multiphase Flow in the Vadose Zone

Plume Characterization with Natural Neighbor Interpolation

A New Method for Studying Diffusion in Unsaturated Soil

Analytical Models for Cumulative Mass Column Testing

An Experimental Study of Oil Contamination Spreading in Sand

Two-Phase Flow and Permeability of Oil in Porous Media

Emissions from Contaminated Soil Fixed in Concrete

Centrifuge Modelling of Clay Liner Performance Characteristics

Methods to Evaluate the Environmental Impact of Sodium Silicate Chemical Grouts

Leachability Study of Chromium Contaminated Soils to Assess the Long-Term Effectiveness of a Remediation Technology

Waste Containment with Compacted Clay Liners

 

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