Evaluation of Corrective Measure Alternatives Clause Samples

Evaluation of Corrective Measure Alternatives. All alternatives must meet the corrective action standards before the remedy decision factors are used for further evaluation. The corrective action standards are as follows: ➢ Be protective of human and health and the environment; ➢ Attain media cleanup standards; ➢ Control the source(s) of releases; and ➢ Comply with any applicable federal, state, and local standards for management of waste. The remedy selection decision factors are as follows: ➢ Short- and Long-term effectiveness; ➢ Reduction of toxicity, mobility and/or volume; ➢ Long-term reliability; ➢ Implementability; and ➢ Cost.
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