This manuscript surveys the literature on passive sampler methods (PSMs) used in
contaminated sediments to assess the chemical activity of organic contaminants. The …

Passive sampling devices (PSDs) are increasingly used at contaminated sites to improve
the characterization of contaminant transport and assessment of ecological and human …

Carbonaceous materials (CM), such as activated carbons or biochars, have been shown to
significantly reduce porewater concentrations and risks by binding hydrophobic organic …

Sorbent amendment with activated carbon (AC) is a novel in situ management strategy for
addressing human and ecological health risks posed by hydrophobic organic chemicals …

Remediation of contaminated sediments remains a technological challenge because
traditional approaches do not always achieve risk reduction goals for human health and …

The aim of the present study was to evaluate the secondary ecotoxicological effects of soil
amendment materials that can be added to contaminated soils in order to sequester harmful …

Vertical pore water profiles of in situ PCBs were determined in a contaminated mudflat in
San Francisco Bay, CA, 30 months after treatment using an activated carbon amendment in …

This Critcal Review evaluates passive sampler uptake of hydrophobic organic contaminants
(HOCs) in water column and interstitial water exposures as a surrogate for organism …

The results of five years of post-treatment monitoring following in-situ activated carbon (AC)
placement for stabilization of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) at an inter-tidal mudflat …

Field and laboratory exposures of polyoxymethylene passive samplers to sediments and the
water column were applied to monitor changes in bioavailability and flux of polychlorinated …