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Mass Transport Modelling in Groundwater Studies. Achievements of Latvian Scientistsf dissolved contaminants. For this reason, a specialised software must be applied for simulating problems of oil movement. Two rather different cases are presented concerning oil contamination problems at the former Rumbula airbase and at the Ilukste oil storage terminal where the ARMOS code has bee

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Monitoring a Diesel Spill at Skoddebergvatn Military Site in Northern Norwayvey of a diesel spillage at the Lake Skoddebergvatn military site in Northern Norway, described in [1] and [2]. The construction of the site started in 1991, and the first sign of diesel pollution was reported in February 1992.

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Impact of Military Contamination on Quality of Potable Water Resourcesifestations of these changes was the evacuation of millions of troops and military equipment from thousands of military sites. The environmental problems created by the military presence, however, remained in the host countries. Military activities are considered to be multi-faceted point source of

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Bioassays used for Detection of Ecotoxicity at Contaminated Areass that were contaminated at former military bases with the major pollutants: kerosene, petroleum and used motor oil. The test species represented algae and higher plants, invertebrates and bacteria. The ability to detect toxicants in test soils and their water extracts was investigated and the sensi

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Advanced Methods for the In-Situ Remediation of Contaminated Soil and Groundwater they also attempt to control and minimize the discharge of more waste. Much of the hazardous waste which is most serious is not readily visible; that being waste which exists in the form of contaminated soil and groundwater. Most commonly, subsurface contamination exists in the form of petroleum hy

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-2481-8the process of closing; it includes the removal of equipment, the dismantling of buildings and structures, the remediation of any soil contamination, and the reclamation of land to render the property suitable for other purposes [3]. It may apply to all or part of the facility, but it aims to ensure that the end product is a site that is: