Groundwater monitoring using rapia~ydeveloping technology and methods. To fac& comnliance in f i i v e a ~1986.
are even higher for largewale operations. resou~ces Congressional hearings also have fctechnical cused mention on groundwater-sup-
rather than meet the November RCRA
deadlitte. Case studies have been developed by EPA criticsto illustrate the diffieulties and counterproductive situations that have occurred as facility owners and operators attempt to corn-‘%9938~85109150485$01.50m
tions typically cost hetween $25,000 and $250,000. Chemical analysis using gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (which EPA favors for priority pollutants and which can he used for detecting other unknown -h-+=%s)
@ iQe5American Chemical Society
Richanl M. Dowd. Ph.D., is a Nbshington, D.C., corndm to Environmental Research & Tedurdogy. In-
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