Transcription of EPA Ground Water Issue
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United States Office of Office of Solid Waste EPA/540/S-92/002. Environmental Protection Research and and Emergency January 1992. Agency Development Response EPA Ground Water Issue TCE Removal from Contaminated Soil and Ground Water Hugh H. Russell*, John E. Matthews**, and Guy W. Sewell*. Background production of vinyl chloride (VC) which, in contrast to TCE, is a known carcinogen [Fed. Regist. 1984, 49:114, 24334(11)]. The Regional Superfund Ground Water Forum is a group of EPA professionals, representing EPA's Regional Superfund Wastewater or municipal Water supply treatment systems Offices, committed to the identification and the resolution of which utilize coagulation, sedimentation, precipitative Ground Water issues impacting the remediation of Superfund softening, filtration and chlorination have been found sites.
contaminants. These density differences may even be apparent at low solute concentrations (Short, 1991, personal communication). At a site in New Jersey, it was determined that although soil and shallow ground water at the source area were contaminated with benzene, toluene and other volatile organic compounds with relatively low specific
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