Sediment In Baltimore Harbor: Quality And Suitability For Innovative Reuse: An Independent Technical Review

Kramer, Jonathan G. (Editor); Smits, Jessica (Editor); Sellner, Kevin G. (Editor)

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Sediment In Baltimore Harbor: Quality And Suitability For Innovative Reuse: An Independent Technical Review

2009
By Kramer, Jonathan G. (Editor) ; Smits, Jessica (Editor) ; Sellner, Kevin G. (Editor)
Series: Maryland Sea Grant Publication ; UM-SG-TS-2009-04

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Kramer, Jonathan G. (Editor) ; Smits, Jessica (Editor) ; Sellner, Kevin G. (Editor)

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Maryland Sea Grant College
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Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)

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MDU (Maryland Sea Grant)
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A national team of independent experts examined historical data for levels of metals and organic contamination in sediments that may be dredged from Baltimore Harbor shipping channels, including off-channel sites and harbor approach channels in the Chesapeake Bay. To help authorities as they manage large amounts of sediment taken from these channels — over three million cubic yards a year — the team evaluated the suitability of dredged sediments for innovative reuse. These potential uses include a range of applications, from manufactured topsoil to cement filler and building materials. To provide managers with a scientifically sound basis for determining potential innovative reuse options, the team assembled data and information to construct a frame for risk analysis and decision-making.
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Analysis Dredging Environmental Aspects Marine Sediments Water Quality Management
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Maryland Sea Grant Publication ; UM-SG-TS-2009-04 ; CRC publication ; no. 09-169

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MDU-T-09-001
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Inner Harbor (Baltimore, Md.)
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