Achieving clean air and clean water: the report of the blue ribbon panel on oxygenates in gasoline.
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Achieving clean air and clean water: the report of the blue ribbon panel on oxygenates in gasoline.
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 120 pages. OCLC Number: 55082226 Excerpt: . . . 5. Implement, through public-private partnerships, expanded Public Education programs at the federal, state, and local levels on the proper handling and disposal of gasoline. 6. Develop and implement an integrated field research program into the groundwater behavior of gasoline and oxygenates, including: A. Identifying and initiating research at a population of UST release sites and nearby drinking water supplies including sites with MTBE, sites with ethanol, and sites using no oxygenate; and b. Conducting broader, comparative studies of levels of MTBE, ethanol, benzene, and other gasoline compounds in drinking water supplies in areas using primarily MTBE, areas using primarily ethanol, and areas using no or lower levels of oxygenate. Treatment and Remediation 7. EPA should work with Congress to expand resources available for the up-front funding of the treatment of drinking water supplies contaminated with MTBE and other gasoline components to ensure that affected supplies can be rapidly treated and returned to service, or that an alternative water supply can be provided. This could take a number of forms, including but not limited to: A. Enhancing the existing Federal Leaking Underground Storage Tank Trust Fund by fully appropriating the annual available amount in the Fund, ensuring that treatment of contaminated drinking water supplies can be funded, and streamlining the procedures for obtaining funding; b. Establishing another form of funding mechanism which ties the funding more directly to the source of contamination; and c. Encouraging states to consider targeting State Revolving Funds ( SRF ) to help accelerate treatment and remediation in high priority areas. 8. Given the different behavior of MTBE in groundwater when compared to other components of gasoline, states in RFG and Oxyfuel areas should reexamine and enhance state and federal triage procedures for prioritizing remediation efforts at UST sites based on. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 120 pages. OCLC Number: 55082226 Excerpt: . . . 5. Implement, through public-private partnerships, expanded Public Education programs at the federal, state, and local levels on the proper handling and disposal of gasoline. 6. Develop and implement an integrated field research program into the groundwater behavior of gasoline and oxygenates, including: A. Identifying and initiating research at a population of UST release sites and nearby drinking water supplies including sites with MTBE, sites with ethanol, and sites using no oxygenate; and b. Conducting broader, comparative studies of levels of MTBE, ethanol, benzene, and other gasoline compounds in drinking water supplies in areas using primarily MTBE, areas using primarily ethanol, and areas using no or lower levels of oxygenate. Treatment and Remediation 7. EPA should work with Congress to expand resources available for the up-front funding of the treatment of drinking water supplies contaminated with MTBE and other gasoline components to ensure that affected supplies can be rapidly treated and returned to service, or that an alternative water supply can be provided. This could take a number of forms, including but not limited to: A. Enhancing the existing Federal Leaking Underground Storage Tank Trust Fund by fully appropriating the annual available amount in the Fund, ensuring that treatment of contaminated drinking water supplies can be funded, and streamlining the procedures for obtaining funding; b. Establishing another form of funding mechanism which ties the funding more directly to the source of contamination; and c. Encouraging states to consider targeting State Revolving Funds ( SRF ) to help accelerate treatment and remediation in high priority areas. 8. Given the different behavior of MTBE in groundwater when compared to other components of gasoline, states in RFG and Oxyfuel areas should reexamine and enhance state and federal triage procedures for prioritizing remediation efforts at UST sites based on. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
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