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Industry Residuals: How They Are Collected, Treated and Applied Published 2006
This document was prepared by Ashley Corker during an internship with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, sponsored by the Environmental Careers Organization. The report is intended to provide an overview of industry residuals that are normally considered a waste but may be extremely useful in the remediation of disturbed soils. Application on land of these residuals not only provides remedial advantages, but also decreases pollution and the need for landfill space. This document is not intended to act as regulatory guidance, but simply to give an overview of alternate solutions to the reclamation of contaminated lands

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