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This document outlines the work plan for conducting a Remedial Investigation (RI) and Feasibility Study (FS) related to contaminated sites including the Millington Site and Great Swamp involving asbestos and other materials. It includes tasks for data collection, site safety, permits, surveys, subsurface investigations, environmental monitoring, and evaluates potential remedial technologies.

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1. Gather relevant site information and historical data.
2. Conduct a preliminary assessment to identify potential contaminants.
3. Plan and design the remedial investigation, outlining methods and objectives.
4. Collect soil, water, and air samples from the site for analysis.
5. Analyze the samples in a certified laboratory to determine the extent of contamination.
6. Evaluate potential risks to human health and the environment.
7. Develop a feasibility study by assessing different remedial options and their effectiveness.
8. Estimate costs and timeframes for each remedial option.
9. Prepare a comprehensive report summarizing findings and recommendations.

Who needs remedial investigation and feasibility?

1. Companies or organizations responsible for contaminated sites.
2. Government agencies overseeing environmental protection and public health.
3. Property owners intending to sell or develop contaminated land.
4. Community groups concerned about local environmental issues.
5. Regulatory bodies requiring compliance with environmental cleanup standards.

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What is remedial investigation and feasibility?

Remedial investigation and feasibility are assessments conducted to characterize site contamination and evaluate potential remediation options to mitigate environmental hazards.

Who is required to file remedial investigation and feasibility?

Typically, responsible parties, including property owners, operators, or individuals associated with the contamination, are required to file remedial investigation and feasibility studies.

How to fill out remedial investigation and feasibility?

To fill out remedial investigation and feasibility, one must gather site data, conduct environmental assessments, analyze findings, and complete required forms or reports as prescribed by regulatory agencies.

What is the purpose of remedial investigation and feasibility?

The purpose of remedial investigation and feasibility is to identify the extent of contamination, evaluate risks to human health and the environment, and determine appropriate remediation strategies.

What information must be reported on remedial investigation and feasibility?

Information that must be reported includes site characterization data, contamination levels, risk assessments, potential remedial technologies, and cost evaluations.