Remediation and Engineering :: Risk-Based Corrective Action (RBCA)
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  In RBCA, potential human health and environmental risk is evaluated to determine appropriate remediation end points or, in some cases, whether remediation is even required. The American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) guidelines, adopted in some format by most states, specify a three-tiered approach for site-specific risk evaluation. Each tier applies progressively decreasing levels of conservatism and increasing levels of detailed analysis. Depending on receptors, constituents, and exposures, the appropriate level of evaluation is determined. The risk evaluation will determine whether remediation is required, if ongoing monitoring is advisable, what the remedial focus should be to mitigate risk, and may also specify appropriate remediation end points.
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