Sustainable Management of Contaminated Land

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Table of Contents

FOREWORD.1

1 MANAGEMENT OF CONTAMINTED LAND & GROUNDWATER - PART 1: POLICY.2

1.1 EUROPEAN COMMISSION'S APPROACH FOR WATER AND SOIL PROTECTION IN THE EU

Helmut Blöch. 2

1.2 WATER & SOIL PROTECTION IN AN EU ACCESSION COUNTRY

É. Deseo, L. Balásházy, F. Gondi . 5

2 MANAGEMENT OF CONTAMINATED LAND & GROUNDWATER - PART 2: STRATEGY8

2.1 DEALING WITH THE ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGES FROM THE PAST IN THE CZECH

REPUBLIC

Pavla Kacabová 8

2.2 TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE REHABILITATION OF CONTAMINATED LAND IN EUROPE - THE

MERIT OF NETWORKS

Harald Kasamas, Joop Vegter, Martin Schamann 12

2.3 INDUSTRY'S PERCEPTION OF RISK BASED LAND MANAGEMENT

Paolo Cortesi.. 17

2.4 SUSTAINABLE CONTAMINATED LAND MANAGEMENT: A CONTRIBUTION FROM THE

CLARINET NETWORK

Joop Vegter. 21

2.5 CONTAMINATED LAND - WHO PAYS THE BILL? ASPECTS OF LIABILITY

Andreas Bieber.. 24

3 PROTECTION OF EUROPEAN WATER RESOURCES.. 25

3.1 THE EUROPEAN WATER FRAMEWORK DIRECTIVE WITH RAGARD TO CONTAMINATED

LAND MANAGEMENT

Bob Harris 25

3.2 COMPARISON OF CURRENT WATER PROTECTION STRATEGIES UND OUTLOOK ON

FUTURE DEVELOPEMENTS

Dominique Darmendrail, Bob Harris and Urs Ziegler .. 29

3.3 MONITORED NATURAL ATTENUATION - A NEW WATER PROTECTION STRATEGY?

Dietmar Müller 35

3.4 RTD NEEDS FOR IMPROVING GROUNDWATER REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGIES

Juan Grima, Julio López. 38

4 BROWNFIELDS REDEVELOPMENT - A WIDER AND FUNDAMENTAL CONTAMINATED LAND

ISSUE . 42

4.1 BUILDING ON CONTAMINATED LAND - PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS

Dr.-Ing. Uwe Ferber, 42

4.2 BROWNFIELDS AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF URBAN

PLANNING

Detlef Grimski. 45

4.3 ENHANCED REHABILITATION OF BROWNFIELD SITES - EUROPEAN VISIONS FOR THE

FUTURE

Judith Lowe. 48

5 STRENGTHENING THE FOUNDATIONS OF A EUROPEAN RESEARCH AREA 51

5.1 PRIORITY RTD NEEDS FOR RISK BASED LAND MANAGEMENT

Francesca Quercia, Joop Vegter. 51

5.2 ANALYSIS OF RTD PROGRAMMES ON CONTAMINATED LAND MANAGEMENT

H.J. van Veen, J. Büsing and H. Kasamas . 57

6 IMPROVED PROBLEM DEFINITION .. 61

6.1 HUMAN HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN CONTAMINATED LAND

MANAGEMENT

Annemarie van Wezel and Joop Vegter 61

6.2 CALCULATION OF HUMAN EXPOSURE - AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OF

EXPOSURE MODEL VARIABILITY

Frank A. Swartjes . 67

6.3 HUMAN BIOAVIALABILITY OF CONTAMINANTS OF INGESTED SOIL - BARGE PROJECT

R.A. Schelwald .. 71

6.4 RESEARCH ISSUES FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL EPIDEMIOLOGY OF CONTAMINATED

LAND

Simon Pollard, Raquel Duarte-Davidson, Steve Humphrey.. 74

6.5 ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT FOR CONTAMINATED SITES IN EUROPE - ECORISK

CONCLUSIONS

Trudie Crommentuijn, Johan Bierkens, Monika Herrchen, John Jensen, Andreas P. Loibner, Rene

Schelwald, Joke van Wensem, Michiel Rutgers, Jason Weeks . 78

7 SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS FOR CONTAMINATED LAND RISK MANAGEMENT 81

7.1 SUMMARY OF CLARINET`S KEY FINDINGS ON RISK MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS AND

DECISION SUPPORT IN EUROPE

Paul Bardos, Eilen Vik 81

7.2 A FRAMEWORK FOR SELECTING REMEDATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR CONTAMINATED

SITES

Paul Bardos, Eilen Vik 92

7.3 SUSTAINABILITY: THE ENVIRONMENTAL ELEMENT - CASE STUDY 1

Vidar Ellefsen and Tone Westby, Lizzi Andersen 100

7.4 SUSTAINABILITY: THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ELEMENTS - CASE STUDY 2

Malcolm Barton.103

7.5 SUSTAINABILITY: INTEGRATED ASSESSMENTS - CASE STUDY 3

Joop P. Okx ..110

POSTER PRESENTATION