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The remediation of complex, contaminated sites remains one of the most technically challenging and societally important missions facing the global environmental management community. Remediation challenges can be related to heterogeneous subsurface conditions, mixed contaminant types/co-contaminants, long and costly remediation efforts, and/or the need to achieve long-term protection of human health and the environment.
This seminar will examine research priorities in 2026 and beyond through U.S. and international perspectives. The goal is to provide insight into areas where improved technologies and approaches are needed to make progress for cleanup efforts in ways that are technically effective, cost efficient, and have shorter remedy time frames.
See the seminar web page for more details, or contact remplex@pnnl.gov.