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Identification of feasible remediation options (INFO-OA1)

• Remedial Treatments for Contaminated Land, SP 104, Classification and Selection of Remedial Methods. CIRIA,1995. Part of a 12 volume set. (INFO-OA1a)
• Assessing the Wider Environmental Value of Remediating Land Contamination: A Review, R&D Technical Report, P238. EA, 2000. (PDF, 656KB) (INFO-OA1b)
• Remedial Treatment Action Data Sheets. EA, 2001. (PDF, 955KB) (INFO-OA1c)
• Guidance on the Assessment and Monitoring of Natural Attenuation of Contaminants in Groundwater, R&D Publication 95. EA, 2000. (INFO-OA1d) Withdrawn April 2024
• Guidance on the Assessment and Monitoring of Natural Attenuation of Contaminants in Groundwater, CL:AIRE, 2024.
• Guidance on the use of Permeable Reactive Barriers for Remediating Contaminated Groundwater NC/01/51. EA, 2002. (PDF, 1.2MB) (INFO-OA1f)
• Guidance on the use of Stabilisation/Solidification for the Treatment of Contaminated Soil, R&D Technical Report P5-064/TS. EA, 2004. (PDF, 763KB) (INFO-OA1g)
• Review of Scientific Literature on the use of Stabilisation/solidification for the Treatment of contaminated soil, solid waste and sludges (PDF, 4.3MB)
• A summary of the UK’s participation in the CLARINET and the NATO/CCMS Pilot Study during 1998 and 1999. EA, 1999 (PDF, 1MB)
• Mobilising Nature’s Armoury: Monitored Natural Attenuation – dealing with pollution using natural processes. EA, 2004 (PDF, 920KB)
• Stabilization and Solidification of Contaminated Soil and Waste: A Manual of Practice. HyggeMedia, 2015 (PDF, 25MB)
• Definition of Waste: Development industry Code of Practice

Natural Source Zone Depletion (NSZD)

• CL:AIRE (2024). Guidance on Natural Source Zone Depletion.
• CRC Care (2020). CRC CARE Technical Report 46: The role of natural source zone depletion in the management of LNAPL contaminated sites.
• CL:AIRE Technical Bulletin 20 (2019). An introduction to Natural Source Zone Depletion.
• CRC Care (2018). CRC CARE Technical Report 44: Technical measurement guidance for LNAPL Natural Source Zone Depletion.
• ITRC (2018). Light Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid (LNAPL) Site management: LCSM Evolution, Decision Process, and Remedial Technologies (LNAPL-3) - Appendix B: Natural Soure Zone Depletion Appendix
• ITRC (2009). Evaluating Natural Source Zone Depletion at Site with LNAPL.

Sustainable Remediation

• Sustainable Remediation
• SuRF International
• International Sustainable Remediation Alliance

SUBR:IM

• SUB 01 - The role of the development industry in brownfield regeneration (2006)
• SUB 02 - Uncovering the true impacts of remediation (2007)
• SUB 03 - Climate change, pollutant linkage and brownfield regeneration (2007)
• SUB 04 - Measuring sustainability: What's in a number? (2007)
• SUB 05 - Avoiding future brownfield sites through design for deconstruction and the reuse of building components (2007)
• SUB 06 - Communicating risk on contaminated sites: How best to engage with local residents (2007)
• SUB 07 - Acid Tar Lagoons (2008)
• SUB 08 - Community Engagement, Urban Regeneration and Sustainability (2008)
• SUB 09 - Quality in Land Remediation: Indicators and Protocols for Brownfield Land (2008)
• SUB 10 - The Use of Compost in the Regeneration of Brownfield Land (2008)
• SUB 11 - Integrated remediation, reclamation and greenspace creation on brownfield land (2009)
• SUB 12 - SUBR:IM (Sustainable Urban Brownfield Regeneration: Integrated Management) - An overview (2009)

General

• Common Forum and NICOLE Joint Position Statement on Sustainable Remediation
• RB 19 - Regeneration Of Brownfield Using Sustainable Technologies (ROBUST)