Table of Contents

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW
2. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE REMEDIATION OF
   SALTWATER SPILLS
3. BASIC ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
4. ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF SPILLS AT
   EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION SITES
5. PROCESS FOR SELECTING A REMEDIATION
   ALTERNATIVE - AN OVERVIEW
6. SITE ASSESSMENT
7. REMEDIAL ACTION (STEP 5)
8. POST-REMEDIATION MONITORING AND PROJECT TERMINATION
REFERENCES
APPENDIX A - TOOLS FOR CREATING A FIELD MANUAL FOR
             REMEDIATING SMALL AREAS OF SALT-IMPACTED SOIL
APPENDIX B - FORMS, WORKSHEETS, AND INSTRUCTIONS
APPENDIX C - STATE REGULATORY REFERENCES
APPENDIX D - GLOSSARY
APPENDIX E - DRAINAGE
APPENDIX F - REVEGETATION MATERIALS AND PROCEDURES
APPENDIX G - SAMPLING PROCEDURES
APPENDIX H - MECHANICAL REMEDIATION
APPENDIX I - PRECIPITATION/EVAPORATION MAPS
APPENDIX J - LABORATORY INTERACTIONS
APPENDIX K - CHEMICAL AMENDMENTS AND APPLICATION PROCEDURES
APPENDIX L - MULCHING MATERIALS AND PROCEDURES

Abstract

Helps the oil and gas environmental professional and field personnel in (1) assessing sites with salt-affected soils, (2) evaluating remedial alternatives, and (3) conducting remedial activities, if necessary.

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Document Type	Standard
Status	Current
Publisher	American Petroleum Institute
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