Use of and Lessons Learned in Using a Surrogate Radionuclide Approach in the Remediation of Radiologically Impacted Soils and Sediments at the Middlesex Sampling Plant Site -9286 (original) (raw)

The paper discusses the application of a surrogate radionuclide approach to remediate radiologically impacted soils and sediments at the Middlesex Sampling Plant (MSP) site, using Radium-226 as a surrogate for uranium measurements. It outlines the site's history, contamination issues, and remediation strategies, including the establishment of remedial action goals and the challenges faced in validating the surrogate approach. Key findings emphasize the importance of thorough data collection and stakeholder involvement in remediation efforts.