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In Situ Treatment of PFAS

Innovative Enhanced Reductive Dechlorination Design Cleans Up Large, Fast Moving Plume at Dry Cleaning Site

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In Situ Treatment of PFAS

Jeremy Birnstingl PhD Discusses Biological Degradation of Chlorinated Solvents and Groundwater Remediation Innovative Enhanced Reductive Dechlorination Design Cleans Up Large, Fast Moving Plume

Remediation of Chlorinated Solvents at an Industrial Facilty Combined Remedies Approach Addresses Contaminants at a Former NJ Lock Manufacturing Site

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In Situ Treatment of PFAS

Preventing Petroleum Hydrocarbon Migration with PlumeStop

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Expert Advice Series: Injection of Remedial Reagents

July 11, 2012 REGENESIS Remediation SolutionsEstimated Reading Time: 2 minutes

ISRR Document Review Section 4.0 – Injection Specific Design and Safe Application

Commentary by Craig Sandefur, VP Technical Services, REGENESIS

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Expert Advice Series: Injection of Remedial Reagents

February 10, 2012 REGENESIS Remediation SolutionsEstimated Reading Time: 3 minutes

ISRR Document Review Sections 2.0 and 3.0 – In Situ Remedial Reagent Fluid Injection Mechanics and Pre-Design/Application Related Considerations

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