Site remediation is a complex and costly process that aims to restore adversely affected land and groundwater resources to environmentally sustainable conditions. This book provides a comprehensive and thorough overview of conventional engineered processes and technologies used for the remediation of contaminated sites. The chapters focus on fundamental processes, physical technologies, chemical technologies, biological technologies, plant-based technologies, and long-term monitoring. This committee report's extensive illustrations, tables, and case studies along with it's simple to follow writing style, makes it appropriate for use as a classroom text as well as a reference for practitioners.Content:Front Matter Preface Table of Contents1. Introduction2. Fundamental Processes3. Physical Treatment Technologies4. Chemical Treatment Technologies5. Redox and Precipitation6. Chemical Reactive Barriers7. Biological Degradation8. Bioremediation with Bacteria and Enzymes9. Bioremediation with Fungi10. Phytoremediation11. Metal Removal12. Performance Monitoring Editor BiographiesIndex