Property Development Corporation – Rhode Island
Treated 750 tons of arsenic-impacted soil.
Former Fertilizer Manufacturing Site – New Jersey
Soil was rendered non-hazardous and reused on the site, saving approximately $1 million.
Copper Smelting Facility – Australia
Overall percentage of batches passing the TCLP after a single treatment exceeded 95 percent.
Former Ashepoo Fertilizer Works – South Carolina
Sampling found arsenic as high as 220 mg/L.
Former Mining Site – Missouri
Site soils ranging from 1,000 mg/kg to 5,000 mg/kg arsenic, leaching from nonhazardous to over 30 mg/L.
Former Herbicide Manufacturing Plant – Missouri
Low dosage saving the owner considerable off-site disposal costs
Secondary Aluminum Smelter
Significant cost savings on raw material inputs
Brass Foundry Hazardous Waste Sands
The overall weight and cost of the waste disposal was reduced substantially with a switch to EnviroBlend®
Kerr-McGee Cleveland Refinery – Oklahoma
Completed on time, within budget, with a cost savings of $2.82 million.
Power Plant Industrial Wash Water – Florida
In Florida, laboratory treatability studies were conducted to evaluate the nickel-stabilizing capacity of various soil amendments for the purpose of enhancing the attenuation of dissolved nickel from industrial wash water derived from operations at a power plant fired with Number 6 fuel oil. The wash water, containing an average nickel concentration of 10 mg/L, percolated [...]
Phosphate Fertilizer Plant
Sizing, removal, disposal and/or recycling of 7,000 tons of concrete, asphalt and debris.
Callahan Mine Superfund – Maine
65,000 tons of contaminated soil excavated and staged
Airport Firing Range – Ohio
In situ treatment and soil fixation of over 11,000 tons of hazardous lead contaminated soil
Michigan’s First Brownfield Solar Project
For the first time, Michigan is using state grant funding, $1 million worth, to clean up a brownfield for solar energy use. The new solar project, located in Cadillac, will provide clean energy to the local community. Read more. These case studies are examples of the extensive work EnviroBlend has completed across the United [...]
Signs and Smells of Remediation Progress
For 15 years the EPA has been working on remediating a pine-tar polluted site in Gainesville, FL. Local businesses have complained about the smell from the site, however, excavation over the coming months should put those concerns to rest. Read more.
EPA Pulls out of Cleanup
The EPA announced that it will no longer continue funding the cleanup of a superfund site in Española, NM. After 10 years with little success, the EPA says that it is no longer legally obligated to keep trying. Read more.
Grants for Four Cities
Four Northeast Wisconsin communities can begin cleanup projects thanks to some Brownfield Grants. A total of $90,000 will be split among the communities for redevelopment and future projects such as affordable housing. Read more.
From Brownfield to Affordable Housing
The Township Committee of Hainesport, NJ has redevelopment plans for a 3.4-acre contaminated property. If approved for a Brownfield Grant, the township will move forward with turning the contaminated land into affordable housing. Read more.
The People vs. BP
Close to 100 rural Montana residents are going toe-to-toe against BP in a case that has reached the U.S. Supreme Court. The Montanans are stating that BP needs to go beyond Superfund law requirements for cleanup. Read more.
Large Ductile Iron Spin-Casting Foundry
EnviroBlend tested against calcium silicate cement