EPA Region 1 Preliminary Remediation Goals for Post-Remedy Ecological Exposure
Summary
EPA Region 1 has issued draft Preliminary Remediation Goals (PRGs) specifically developed for evaluating ecological exposure scenarios at sites after remediation activities have been completed. The document addresses post-remedy ecological risk assessment at Superfund and other cleanup sites in EPA Region 1, which covers the six New England states. Public comment is being sought on these draft ecological exposure guidelines.
What changed
EPA Region 1 has released draft Preliminary Remediation Goals (PRGs) specifically developed for post-remedy ecological exposure assessment scenarios. These draft guidelines address how ecological risk should be evaluated after remediation measures have been implemented at contaminated sites, establishing new criteria for determining whether residual contamination poses acceptable ecological risk following cleanup actions.
Parties involved in Superfund remediation or other EPA cleanup programs in the New England region should review these draft PRGs and provide feedback through the regulations.gov docket. The document may affect how post-remedy ecological risk is assessed and documented for regulatory closure at contaminated sites.
What to do next
- Review draft PRGs for post-remedy ecological exposure
- Submit comments via regulations.gov before the comment deadline
- Assess applicability to active or planned remediation sites in Region 1
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