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Planowanie badań środowiskowych w kontekście doboru technologii remediacji

Iwanicka Ewa, Grzybowska Weronika, Biliniak Marcin, Konopka Karolina, Golba Artur, Wysocki Krystian, Gubała Kamil

Przegląd Geologiczny

2024

Vol. 72, nr 12-2

846--849

Modern challenges related to environmental pollution require precise planning of environmental investigation, which form the foundation for selecting appropriate remediation technologies. This article discusses the key stages of planning environmental investigation, modern research technologies, and the importance of an integrated approach in the process of selecting remediation technologies, including their application in various contamination contexts. The planning of environmental investigation is a crucial element in the remediation technology planning process. Precisely defining research objectives, selecting appropriate research methods, obtaining representative samples, and conducting thorough analysis are fundamental to effective environmental pollution management. The efficient combination of these actions allows for the selection of the most appropriate remediation technologies, contributing to the improve¬ment of environmental conditions. Analyzing the rationale and necessity of these studies, it becomes clear that they are highly desirable. Properly conducted environmental studies not only meet regulatory requirements but also provide critical information necessary for the effective management of the remediation process. Without accurate data on the type, extent, and location of contaminants, as well as the effectiveness of the remediation methods applied, it would be impossible to achieve satisfactory environmental outcomes. Thus, these studies constitute the most important baseline data, which, when used correctly, are a valuable source of information about the accuracy of the remediation process. They allow for the selection of appropriate parameters used during the process, help to model and influence the correctness of the adopted assumptions, and should be considered an essential requirement for achieving the intended effect.