California's Low-Threat LUFT Site Closure Policy: Looking Forward
California's regulatory agencies have historically been at the forefront of national efforts to address environmental concerns. In 2012, California's agency for addressing leaking underground fuel tanks (LUFTs) adopted a policy that identifies low‐threat conditions warranting closure of an...
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| description | California's regulatory agencies have historically been at the forefront of national efforts to address environmental concerns. In 2012, California's agency for addressing leaking underground fuel tanks (LUFTs) adopted a policy that identifies low‐threat conditions warranting closure of an LUFT case. That development clearly fulfills the role of risk management in the risk assessment–risk management paradigm inherent in environmental remediation. It also encourages identification of additional categories of sites and other circumstances that are “low threat” to develop similar guidance on closure to apply to those sites. ©2015 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. |
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