Resource Centre
Research and guidance for managing contaminated environments
crcCARE’s Resource Centre provides access to technical guidance documents and research publications developed to support contamination assessment, risk management and remediation. Browse the collection below to explore resources used by environmental practitioners, regulators and researchers.
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Technical Guidance 39: Risk-based management and remediation guidance for benzo(a)pyrene
This report provides guidance on the risk-based management and remediation of benzo(a)pyrene (B(a)P)-contaminated sites. It provides information and a framework that will assist practitioners, regulators and site owners in effectively managing and remediating B(a)P-contaminated soil and groundwater. In particular, the guidance has the potential to promote best practice and reduce costs, uncertainty, and the risk […]
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Technical Guidance 37: Flux-based groundwater assessment and management
In line with international progress, there has been an increasing acceptance in recent years by contaminated sites practitioners in Australia of the usefulness of mass flux conc….
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Technical Guidance 36: Guidance for the assessment, remediation and management of MTBE
This document provides guidance in relation to the assessment, remediation and management of MTBE contaminated groundwater.
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Technical Guidance 35: Value-based land remediation Improved decision-making for contaminated land
This report provides regulators and remediation professionals with a summary of research into how remediation institutions interact with the values held by various stakeholders,….
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Technical Guidance 34: A practitioners guide for the analysis, management and remediation of LNAPL
This report is intended as a practical guide to LNAPL remediation in Australia and to accompany CRC CARE Technical Report no.
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Technical Guidance 33: Advanced Lidar Port Hedland dust study
This study confirmed that a Coherent Doppler Lidar system for monitoring dust emissions and wind fields can be used to identify dust emission sources, track dust plumes, and res….
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Technical Guidance 32: Development of guidance for contaminants of emerging concern
Emerging contaminants are a concern for contaminated site assessment, management and remediation.
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Technical Guidance 31: Flux-based criteria for management of groundwater
This report reviews guidance, documents, tools and industry practice relating to the application of mass flux-based criteria for the management of groundwater contamination.
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Technical Guidance 30: Landfill futures
This report looks at the past and present roles of landfills in Australian waste management and considers the requirements for a sustainable future.
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Technical Guidance 29: Environmental impact of priority contaminants – A literature review
In order to identify emergent and priority contaminants and to prioritise work on them, CRC CARE conducted a workshop in February 2012 with regulators and end users.
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Technical Guidance 28: Identification of existing guidance for a National Remediation Framework
In 2011 CRC CARE established the National Remediation Framework Steering Group (NRFSG) comprising high level representatives from government, industry, academia, and the communi….
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Technical Guidance 27: Defining the philosophy, context and principles of the National Framework for remediation and management of contaminated sites in Australia
This project is the first of the two projects in the second stage of the development of the National Framework for Remediation and Management of Contaminated Sites in Australia ….
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