Soil Bioavailability at Superfund Sites: Related Links
Links to EPA Web sites of interest
- Proceedings of the ISEA Bioavailability Symposium: Use of In Vitro Bioaccessibility/Relative Bioavailability Estimates for Metals in Regulatory Settings: What Is Needed? (PDF) (101 pp, 3.1 MB, About PDF)
Proceedings of the ISEA Bioavailability Symposium, October 2007, Durham, North Carolina - Use of Soil Amendments to Reduce the Bioavailability of Lead, Zinc and Cadmium In Situ
An abstract from the Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on the Biogeochemistry of Trace Elements, June 15-19, 2003, Uppsala, Sweden - Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund (RAGS) Part A
RAGS Part A provides guidance on the human health evaluation activities that are conducted during the baseline risk assessment
Recommended Reading
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University of North Carolina and University of Arizona Bioavailability Educational Materials Exit The University of North Carolina Superfund Research Program (SRP) Research Translation Core (RTC), along with the University of Arizona (UA) RTC, recently released several innovative educational materials on bioavailability of arsenic and lead, two of the most common contaminants of concern found at Superfund National Priorites List sites. The mnaterials were developed through UNC and UA SRPs' participation in the EPA pilot Partnerships in Technical Assistance Program (PTAP).
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Framework for Metals Risk Assessment (PDF) (March 2007, 172 pp, 1.5 KB)
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Report of Bioavailability on Chemical Wastes with Respect to the Potential for Soil Bioavailability (PDF) (131 pp, 739 K)