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http://onlinepubs.trb.org...onf/1998/cp19/cp19-012.pdf

These comments offer the legal perspective on the National Research Council (NRC) report "Contaminated Marine Sediments in Ports and Waterways: Cleanup Strategies and Technologies" (March 1997). From the legal perspective, the report fails to give sufficient recognition to the role of habitat. Sediments are habitat. Also, the report should emphasize that decision making and project implementation would be improved if the goals of land use and resource management planning were combined more often to develop project plans that are both environmentally sound and economically attractive. Needed regulatory reform is also discussed.

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p. 28-30

1999

Transportation Research Board Conference Proceedings

National Symposium on Contaminated Sediments: Coupling Risk Reduction with Sustainable Management and Reuse

0309070732

Digital/other

Cleaning; Contaminants; Ports; Sediments; Strategic planning; Technology; Waterways

Perspective (Point of view)

Environment; Highways; Maintenance and Preservation; Marine Transportation

TRIS, TRB

Dec 22 1999 12:00AM

• ACOUSTIC TECHNIQUES FOR MAPPING THE DISTRIBUTION OF CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS
• ADDRESSING TECHNOLOGIES AND CONTROLS
• ADOPTING A SYSTEMATIC RISK-BASED APPROACH
• BENEFICIAL USES OF PROCESSED SEDIMENT
• DEVELOPING TECHNIQUES FOR SOURCE CONTROL
• DISPOSAL TECHNOLOGIES USED IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY
• ENVIRONMENTAL DREDGING
• ESTABLISHING ENVIRONMENTALLY ACCEPTABLE END POINTS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF SEDIMENTS AND SOILS
• EVALUATION OF REMEDIAL ALTERNATIVES FOR CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS: A COHERENT DECISION-MAKING APPROACH
• GEOTECHNICS OF UTILIZING DREDGED SEDIMENTS AS STRUCTURAL FILL
• INDUSTRY RESPONSE PANEL: CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS PERSPECTIVE
• INDUSTRY RESPONSE PANEL: COASTAL OCEAN PORTS PERSPECTIVE
• INDUSTRY RESPONSE PANEL: FOREST PRODUCTS INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE
• INDUSTRY RESPONSE PANEL: INLAND WATERWAYS AND LAKES PERSPECTIVE
• INDUSTRY RESPONSE PANEL: MINING PERSPECTIVE
• LONG-TERM MONITORING
• MAKING SITE-SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS
• MINING INDUSTRY ISSUES
• MULTISTAKEHOLDER DECISION APPROACH FOR CONTAMINATED SEDIMENT MANAGEMENT
• SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING INFORMING THE POLITICAL PROCESS
• STAKEHOLDER RESPONSE TO THE STUDY REPORT: ENVIRONMENTAL PERSPECTIVE
• STAKEHOLDER RESPONSE TO THE STUDY REPORT: INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE
• STAKEHOLDER RESPONSE TO THE STUDY REPORT: PORT PERSPECTIVE
• STAKEHOLDER RESPONSE TO THE STUDY REPORT: REGULATORY PERSPECTIVE
• STRATEGIES AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR CLEANING UP CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS IN THE NATION'S WATERWAYS: THE NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL STUDY
• SUCCESS THROUGH CONSENSUS BUILDING
• TECHNICAL FORUM FOR PRODUCTIVE IDEAS