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| Documenting ITRC Benefits - an Overview |  |
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| ITRC Benefits in Colorado: State Department of Health and Environment Staff Using ITRC Natural Attenuation Training at Over 17 Sites | |
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| ITRC Benefits in Colorado: ITRC Permeable Barrier Wall Guidance Documents Used in the Review and Approval of Cleanup At U.S. Energy Department Site at Rocky Flats | |
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| ITRC Benefits in Florida: State Department of Environmental Protection Applies Experience Gained from ITRC Participation to Five Technology Areas and Initiates Multiple Institutional Changes | |
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| ITRC Benefits in Kansas: State Participation in ITRC Enhances Cleanup Review and Approval Process at 3 Sites | |
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| ITRC Benefits in Kansas: State Applies ITRC Experience with Natural Attenuation and In Situ Bioremediation at Four Sites | |
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| ITRC Benefits in Massachusetts: State Affiliation with ITRC Leads to Significant Training Opportunities for Environmental Regulators | |
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| ITRC Benefits in Nebraska: State Uses Experience and Tools from ITRC Participation To Implement Institutional Changes and Encourage Acceptance of Innovative Technologies | |
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| ITRC Benefits in Nebraska: ITRC In Situ Bioremediation Documents and Training Benefit Nebraska | |
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| ITRC Benefits in New Jersey: ITRC Guidance Documents Expedite and Enhance Use of Permeable Reactive Barrier at Allen Bradley Site in Fairfield, New Jersey | |
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| ITRC Benefits in Oregon State Implements Multiple Initiatives to Enhance Acceptance of ITRC Guidance Documents and Encourage Use of Innovative Technologies | |
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ITRC Benefits - Multi-State Training: Ten States and RTDF Partners (DuPont and Beak) Join with ITRC to Deliver Natural Attenuation of Chlorinated Solvents in Groundwater Training ; Survey Results and Implementation at Sites Confirms Value of Training |
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