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Assessment and Reclamation of Contaminated Land

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Product Code: TD/TTP/ARCL
Contaminated land and methods and legal controls covering its reclamation for subsequent development and use are of great current interest and concern.

Additional information

Weight 500 g
Author

Edited RE Hester & RM Harrison

Publisher

The Royal Society of Chemistry

ISBN Number

0727729888

Year

2001

Contents

The Extent of Contaminated Land Problems and the Scientific Response

Simon J. T. Pollard, Malcolm Lythgo and Raquel Duarte-Daiidson 1

1 The Origins of Contaminated Land Problems 1

2 The Extent of the Challenge 3

3 Developments in the Science Base 6

4 Conclusions 19

5 Acknowledgements 19

The New UK Contaminated Land Regime 21

Malcolm Lowe and Judith Lowe

1 Introduction 21

2 The Context for Part IIA 21

3 The Part IIA System 23

4 Dealing with ‘Risk’ 29

5 Making People Pay 35

6 Part IIA as a “Regulatory System’ 36

7 The State of Play 42

8 What Next? 43

Identifying and Dealing with Contaminated Land 45

Mark Kibhlewhite

1 Introduction 45

2 Site Assessment 46

3 Risk Management 58

4 Measurement of Site Contaminants 60

5 Conclusions 63

Contaminated Land and the Link with Health 65

Andrew J. Kibble and Patrick J. Saunders

1 Introduction 65

2 Exposure 66

3 Health Studies 73

Contents

4 Case Studies

5 Conclusion 80 83

Human Health Risk Assessment: Guideline Values and Magic Numbers

C. Paul Nathanail 85

1 Land Contamination Policy 85

2 Risk Assessment 88

3 What Is a Guideline Value? 89

4 The Use of Guideline Values 93

5 The CLEA Model 96

6 The SNIFFER Framework 101

7 Conclusions 101

8 Acknowledgements 101

Ecological Risk Assessment under the New Contaminated Land Regime

Michael Quint 103

1 Background and Legal Context 103

2 Harm to Ecological Receptors 104

3 General Approach to the Assessment of Land Under the New Regime 105

4 Assessing Whether Significant Harm to Ecological Receptors Is Occurring 106

5 Assessing the Possibility of Significant Harm Occurring 107

6 The Environment Agency’s Suggested Approach 109

7 Guideline Values 111

8 Comments and Discussion 113

Remediation Methods for Contaminated Sites

Peter Wood 115

1 Introduction 115

2 Summary of Remediation Approaches 116

3 Selected Innovative Approaches 129

4 Summary and Conclusions 139

Legal Liabilities and Insurance Aspects of Contaminated Land

Anthony J. Lennon 141

1 Introduction 141

2 Contaminated Land 141

3 Statutory Provisions in the UK 142

4 Sale of Land/Businesses 143

5 Principles of Insurance 144

6 History of Environmental Insurance 146

7 Land Owners and Environmental Liabilities 148

8 Pollution Liabilities for Contaminated Land Sites 148

9 Current Manufacturing Activities 149

Contents

10 Environmental Insurance 150

11 Environmental Consultants 154

12 Collateral Warranties 155

13 Contractors 156

14 An Example 157

15 Conclusion 159

Subject Index 161