Moses Ajemigbitse
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(Group 1, Poster Board #266) Remedial Approaches for Management of PFAS-Contaminated Lagoon Sediments and Soils at Buick City Site
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Grant Trigger
RACER Trust
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John Collins
AquaBlok Ltd.
MA
Moses Ajemigbitse
AquaBlok
I1. Ex Situ PFAS Water Treatment Technologies (Poster)
Poster
Poster
I1.: Ex Situ PFAS Water Treatment Technologies (Poster)
13th International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds
(Group 1, Poster Board #50) Expanding the Activated Carbon Story with New Data: A Column Study to Empirically Validate Sediment Cap Modeling Predictions
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Wardah Azhar
Parsons Corporation
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Keegan Roberts
CDM Smith
TB
Todd Burgesser
CDM Smith
MA
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Moses Ajemigbitse
AquaBlok
B4. In Situ Activated Carbon-Based Amendments: Assessing Effectiveness and Performance (Poster)
Poster
Poster
B4.: In Situ Activated Carbon-Based Amendments: Assessing Effectiveness and Performance (Poster)
13th International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds
Kinetic Differences between Granular and Powder Activated Carbon Evaluated and Demonstrated through CapSim Modeling and Column Study
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KR
Keegan Roberts
CDM Smith
TB
Todd Burgesser
CDM Smith
John Collins
AquaBlok Ltd.
MA
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Moses Ajemigbitse
AquaBlok
D1. Cap Modeling (Platform)
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Cap Modeling (Platform)
2025 Sediments Conference
Sorption Kinetics of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) onto Organophilic Clays of Different Particle Size and Its Impact on In Situ Remedial Design
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DR
JC
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Kiana Rouhi
Texas Tech University
Danny Reible
Texas Tech University
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Xiaolong Shen
Arcadis
John Collins
AquaBlok Ltd.
D6. In Situ Treatment Amendments (Platform)
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In Situ Treatment Amendments (Platform)
2025 Sediments Conference
(Group 2, Poster Board #64) Development of New Amendment Materials for Commingled Hydrophobic and Heavy Metal-Contaminated Sediments
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MA
Moses Ajemigbitse
AquaBlok
John Collins
AquaBlok Ltd.
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Gunther Rosen
NIWC Pacific
D6. In Situ Treatment Amendments (Poster)
Poster
Poster
In Situ Treatment Amendments (Poster)
2025 Sediments Conference
(Group 2, Poster Board #67) Comparing Breakthrough in Column Study Results with Cap Model Predictions: New Data Support Kinetics Implications of Granular Activated Carbon for Sediment Capping
JC
MA
Moses Ajemigbitse
AquaBlok
John Collins
AquaBlok Ltd.
KR
Keegan Roberts
CDM Smith
TB
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Todd Burgesser
CDM Smith
D7. Cap Design, Construction, and Operation (Poster)
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Poster
Cap Design, Construction, and Operation (Poster)
2025 Sediments Conference
(Group 2, Poster Board #39) Materials for Passive Management of PFAS-Contaminated Surface Water, Stormwater, and Sediment
MA
JC
Moses Ajemigbitse
AquaBlok
John Collins
AquaBlok Ltd.
C8. PFAS-Impacted Stormwater/Surface Water Management (Posters)
Poster
Poster
C8.: PFAS-Impacted Stormwater/Surface Water Management (Posters)
14th International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds
(Group 1, Poster Board #232) Development of New Amendment Materials for Commingled Hydrophobic and Heavy Metal Contaminated Sediments
MA
JC
Moses Ajemigbitse
AquaBlok
John Collins
AquaBlok Ltd.
GR
Gunther Rosen
US Navy / NIWC Pacific
G2. Precipitation and Stabilization of Metals (Posters)
Poster
Poster
G2.: Precipitation and Stabilization of Metals (Posters)
14th International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds
(Group 2, Poster Board #211) Comparing Breakthrough in Column Study Results with Cap Model Predictions: New Data Support Kinetics Implications of Granular Activated Carbon for Sediment Capping
MA
JC
Moses Ajemigbitse
AquaBlok
John Collins
AquaBlok Ltd.
KR
Keegan Roberts
CDM Smith
TB
+1 more
Todd Burgesser
CDM Smith
G8. In Situ Activated Carbon-Based Amendments: Assessing Effectiveness and Performance (Posters)
Poster
Poster
G8.: In Situ Activated Carbon-Based Amendments: Assessing Effectiveness and Performance (Posters)
14th International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds