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January 2007 Issue

In this issue:

Message from the Chair
Seth Davis…1

Key Technical Elements for Conducting Remedial Investigations at Superfund Sediment Sites
Tad Deshler, Kathy Godtfredsen, Ph.D. and Mike Johns, Ph.D.… 2

Streamlining the RI/FS Process for Sediment Sites
Ian Richardson, Steve Quigley and Jeff Daniel…6

Natural Resource Damage Claims at Sediment Sites
Lisa Saban and Mike Johns…7

Who Should Pay for Restoring Urban Rivers?
Jonathan P. Deason, Ph.D., P.E. and Carol E. Dinkins, Esq.…9

Contaminated Sediments in Urban Waterways and Embayments: How Best to Use Superfund
Thomas A. Newlon…15

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January 2007 Issue

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March 8-11, 2007
36th Annual Conference on Environmental Law
Keystone, CO

Toxic Tort Litigation