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Vapor Intrusion and Ambient Air Study Final Results Report: Armen Cleaners, Ann Arbor, Michigan Published 2006
This report summarizes data collection and results from an investigation at the Armen Cleaners site in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The primary focus of the investigation was to identify issues related to vapor intrusion. This report further provides suggestions and information on data utility, additional data needs, risk assessment, and remedial action for the site. The evaluations and suggestions presented in this report have been developed in accordance with the Triad approach to site characterization and remediation that EPA is promoting. The Triad approach stresses the use of systematic planning, real-time measurement technologies, and dynamic work strategies in the field to expedite environmental data collection and increase the weight of evidence generated to support environmental decision-making throughout the project or site life cycle.


Verification Statements/Reports
Since 1995, the ETV Site Characterization and Monitoring Technology Pilot has tested technologies and issued verification statements and accompanying reports. The Pilot releases signed verification statements and verification reports summarizing the performance of the technologies in the demonstrations.


Voluntary Guidelines for Methamphetamine Laboratory Cleanup Published 2009
EPA has issued a document providing state and local governments technical guidance for methamphetamine lab cleanups. The document is based on an extensive review of the best available science and practices for cleanup. Other issues included are best practices for specific items or materials, sampling procedures, and technical resources. The Methamphetamine Remediation Research Act of 2007 required EPA to develop these guidelines, based on the best currently available knowledge in the field of meth lab remediation. EPA reviewed state guidance and regulations to develop these voluntary guidelines. In addition, this document has received extensive review and refinement from a broad array of stakeholders as well as feedback from nationally recognized experts in meth lab remediation.


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