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Supporting materials

The following documents can be downloaded:

Case Studies

 

Concawe Sustainable Remediation Case Studies

CON01: Sustainable Remediation of a Former Vehicle Maintenance Facility for Mixed Use Development

CON02: Natural Source Depletion Assessment: UK Large-Scale Field Case Study

CON03: Sustainable In Situ Thermal Remediation

CON04: Sunshine on the Tyne - Sustainable Hydrocarbon Remediation

CON05: Reactive Mat in Canal Catches Groundwater Contaminants

CON06: Sustainable Remediation of a Petrol Release in a Chalk Aquifer

CON07: Biosparge of Benzene and Orthodichlorobenzene in Groundwater: A Sustainable Remedy

CON08: Sheen Mitigation Using an Oleophilic Bio Barrier - A New and Sustainable Remediation Technique

CON09: Natural Source Zone Depletion in a Dismantled Petrol Station

CON10: Sustainability Assessment Case Study - Groundwater Remediation Close-Out

 

Information Bulletins

SuRF-UK Case Study Template

SuRF-UK Steering Group would like to hear from any organisations or companies that are using or planning to use the document “A framework for assessing the sustainability of soil and groundwater remediation” when undertaking a sustainability assessment and would be willing to share their experiences as case studies.  

The Steering Group has produced a “Case Study Template “ (below) to assist those intending to submit a case study giving outline guidance on the type and level of information that they would wish to see included in a case study.

The Steering Group would also like to hear from organisations/companies who would like support whilst undertaking a sustainability assessment using the framework document. A Steering Group member would be willing to act as an observer during the sustainability assessment and would provide assistance and clarification on the SuRF-UK process where required.

For further information or submission of case studies, please contact nicola.harries@claire.co.uk

 

Applying Sustainable Development Principles to Contaminated Land Management using the SuRF-UK Framework, published in Remediation Journal, Spring 2011 Volume 21, issue 2 pages 1-138. Copyright ©2011 Wiley Periodicals Inc., A Wiley Company. DOI: 10.1002/rem.20283, can be downloaded at:

Benchmarking of Decision-Support Tools Used for Tiered Sustainable Remediation Appraisal. Smith J.W.N., Kerrison G., 2013.
Water, Air & Soil Pollution, 224:1706. Open Access: Benchmarking of Decision-Support Tools Used for Tiered Sustainable Remediation Appraisal

The rationale for simple approaches for sustainability assessment and management in contaminated land practice. Bardos, R.P., Bone, B.D., Boyle, R., Evans, F., Harries, N.D., Howard, T., Smith, J.W.N., 2016. Science of the Total Environment. doi:10.1016/j.scitoenv.2015.12.001. Open Access: The rationale for simple approaches for sustainability assessment and management in contaminated land practice.

Sustainable remediation. Journal of Environmental Management 184, 2016 http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/03014797/184/part/P1

The Development and Use of Sustainability Criteria in SuRF-UK's Sustainable Remediation Framework. Bardos, R.P., Thomas, H.F., Smith, J.W.N.,Harries, N.D., Evans, F., Boyle, R., Howard, T., Lewis, R., Thomas, A.O., Haslam, A,. 2018.  Sustainability, 10 (6), 1781: doi: 10.3390/su10061781. Open Access. http://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/10/6/1781/htm

Debunking Myths about Sustainable Remediation. Smith J.W.N., 2019.  Volume 29, issue 2, pages 7-15. Remediation Journal, Open Access. https://doi.org/10.1002/rem.21587

Sustainability Assessment Framework and Indicators Developed by SuRF-UK for Land Remediation Option Appraisal. Bardos, R.P., Thomas, H.F., Smith, J.W.N.,Harries, N.D., Evans, F., Boyle, R., Howard, T., Lewis, R., Thomas, A.O., Haslam, A, and Dent, V.L. 2020. Remediation Journal, Open Access. https://doi.org/10.1002/rem.21668

Analysis of Sustainable Remediation Techniques and Technologies. based on 10 European case studies. Sweeney, R., Harries, N.D., Bardos, R.P., Vaiopoulou, E. 2024. Remediation Journal, Open Access. https://doi.org/10.1002/rem.21773

This report is intended as an easy to-use resource to facilitate the identification of references in legislation,regulation and guidance issued both by the European Union and legislative or environmental regulatory bodies in the United Kingdom (UK) that specifically require, promote, or support the application ofsustainable remediation principles to the assessment and management of risks associated with soil and groundwater contamination.

The report has the primary aim of presenting the relevant sections of such documentation in an easily accessible manner, so that they can be readily brought to bear in developing the argument for a sustainable remedial approach.

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Note: An error in Footnote 7, page 21 has now been corrected (1/7/15)

SuRF-UK Webinar

An introduction to the SuRF-UK Framework (May 2011)

SuRF Webinar

Sustainability Process and Indicator Guidance by SuRF UK (June 2020)

Sustainable Remediation Appraisal E-Learning Module

This course presents an overview of sustainable remediation and is available for purchase. In the first instance the course is looking at the emergence of sustainable remediation as a topic and defining what it means. Secondly, it introduces the frameworks and guidance that have been developed and examines how these may be applied in practice. Finally, it looks at the range of tools and techniques that may be applied through the life-cycle of the process.

For further information on course structure and to purchase, please follow the link to the eLearning Suite: CL:AIRE eLearning Suite