Emerging Technologies in Hazardous Waste Management V

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This volume summarizes remedial technologies for contaminated soils and ground waters, discusses treatment combinations for remediation of Superfund sites, and focuses on new developments in soil cleaning, resource recovery, nitrification, thermal destruct

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