Environmental Remediation and Stakeholder Pressure

Environmental Remediation
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Environmental Remediation
What is green remediation? Does it differ from standard environmental remediation? Explain
According to EPA (2022), green remediation considers all the environmental impacts of remedy and incorporates options to optimize the benefits of cleanup actions. On the other hand, environmental remediation focuses on removing contaminants from media like soil, sediments, and groundwater and is guided by health and ecological risks. These two definitions show that green remediation and standard environmental remediations are similar because each focuses on cleaning up an environmental mess.
What are the name and location (city and state) of the remediation project selected?
There are several ongoing green remediation projects, as highlighted on the EPA website. Among these, the most recently completed project was the Kerr Macee Chemical Corp site in Navassa, North Carolina. This project, among 11 others across the US, was partially deleted from the Superfund National Priorities, signaling its completion (EPAa, 2021).
Provide a summary of: cleanup objectives, remediation strategies used, and outcomes.
The site in Navassa is 70 acres of land formerly occupied by a wood treating facility. The site also has 30 acres of tidal wetland near the Brunswick River. The key objectives of the green remediation were; 1) cleanup of chemicals left in the soil by the wood treating facility and 2) collection of information and samples while relying on non-invasive technologies.
What is environmental stakeholder pressure?
Environmental stakeholder pressure is the push for external entities like communities, leaders, and activists to reduce or minimize an organization's impa...