Sentence examples for permanent remediation from inspiring English sources
The number of years over which the risk reductions would be observed would be higher for permanent remediation compared to temporary remediation (contaminant containment interventions).
The act was amended in 1986 to provide additional funds, emphasize permanent remediation, increase state involvement, and improve efforts to deal with human health problems associated with proximity to these sites.
But, it is uncertain how long it will take to reach levels safe for human health.In order to explore differences in time to failure of the remedies a one way sensitivity analysis was performed assuming three time frames: 10 years (for a contaminant containment intervention), 50 years and 100 years (for permanent remediation policies with long lasting benefits).
Moreover, it offers permanent in situ remediation rather than simply moving the pollution to other site.
Cleanup workers have stripped contaminated topsoil from some schoolyards, and remediation or permanent evacuation is likely for the worst areas.
Remediation work is underway within the Special Decontamination Area with the target of reducing annual exposure to lower than 20 mSv/year over the next several years, and the process of securing temporary and permanent sites for storing waste generated by remediation is ongoing (Ministry of Environment 2015).
According to design precedence, all slope remediation applications that use geofoam blocks should incorporate permanent drainage systems to prevent instability of the lightweight geofoam blocks due to hydrostatic and seepage pressures.
A surge capacity of 10,000 to 20,000 Hazmat workers is required to perform remediation within 6 to 12 months and to avoid permanent mass relocation.
This outcome is dependent on a qualitative increase in surge Hazmat remediation capacity to reduce the recovery delay to a level that would not invite permanent mass relocation.
Remediation costs vary widely.
