SOIL SCREENING GUIDANCE: USER'S GUIDE

United StatesOffice of Solid Waste andPublication ProtectionEmergency ResponseJuly 1996 AgencyWashington, DC 20460 SuperfundSoil SCREENING GUIDANCE: user s GuideSecond EditionEPA/540/R-96/018 July 1996 soil SCREENING GUIDANCE: user s GuideSecond EditionOffice of Emergency and Remedial Environmental Protection AgencyWashington, DC 20460 ACKNOWLEDGMENTSThe development of this guidance was a team effort led by the staff of the Office of Emergency and Remedial Response. David Cooper served as Team Leader for the overall effort. Marlene Berg coordinated the series of Outreach meetings withinterested parties outside the Agency. Sherri Clark, Janine Dinan and Loren Henning were the principal authors. Paul Whiteof EPA's Office of Research and Development provided tremendous support in the development of statistical approaches tosite technical assistance was provided by several contractors.

Mar 08, 1990 · 1.2 Role of Soil Screening Levels In identifying and managing risks at sites, EPA considers a spectrum of contaminant concentrations. The level of concern associated with those concentrations depends on the likelihood of exposure to soil contamination at levels of potential concern to human health or to ecological receptors. Screening

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