Soil and Groundwater Remediation
Free Webinars
As part of our commitment to the soil and groundwater remediation market, we offer a series of free webinars on YouTube which you can also download as pdf files in the right-hand section. The educational webinars, led by individuals from our experienced team of technical professionals, focus on a variety of topics on the science behind some of today's most innovative remedial treatments.
Upcoming webinar on May 1, 2024
Practical Considerations for Implementing ISCO-ISS: Bench Testing, Design & Field Implementation
Josephine Molin, Evonik’s ISCO Technology Manager, will present on the combined remedy of In Situ Chemical Oxidation (ISCO) and In Situ Solidification & Stabilization (ISS) in a single application. This webinar will focus on the practical aspects of evaluating and implementing ISCO-ISS as a remedy, including tailoring bench testing and design to achieve site specific remedial goals (ISS and/or ISCO targets), implementation methods, limitations, and performance monitoring. Josephine will include several real world examples to demonstrate key point, to illustrate the effectiveness of this combined remedy, and to indicate which scenarios this approach is applicable. This webinar should be relevant to anyone looking to understand more about ISCO-ISS.
About the expert
Josephine Molin is the Technology Applications Manager for ISCO technologies at Evonik. She has over 20 years of experience in the application of Evonik’s portfolio of in situ remediation technologies and in her current role she helps guide new product development, R&D and lab studies, and assist clients with remedial design, data interpretation and application strategies for implementation of ISCO.
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Sustainable Remediation of Vadose Zone Soils Contaminated with Recalcitrant Organics and Heavy Metals
Sustainability is an increasingly important consideration when selecting the right approach to clean up vadose zone soil.
For example, excavation, transportation, and off-site disposal at a landfill (known as "dig & dump") is significantly less sustainable than in situ or on situ remediation. Advances in soil remediation technology and application methods have enabled reliable achievement of industrial and residential remedial goals for contaminants including chlorinated pesticides, organic explosive compounds, cVOCs, and heavy metals.
In our latest webinar, Dr. Alan Seech explains how Evonik reagents can be used to remediate vadose zone soils more economically and more sustainably than the dig & dump approach. In the video, we review treatment chemistry and microbiology, present findings from bench-scale testing and full-scale projects, and introduce case studies including:
- Aerobic bioremediation with TERRAMEND® Reagent
- In Situ Chemical Reduction (ISCR) with DARAMEND® Reagent
- Removal of leachable heavy metals with METAFIX® Reagent