The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency surveyed 395 uncontrolled hazardous waste sites where some form of remedial action had been planned. A series of reports on 23 sites representative of various remedial response activities has been prepared. The current report from this series deals with the installation of a subsurface clay barrier wall and dike around an existing coastal landfill to prevent leachate from entering San Francisco Bay. Costs, equipment used and method of construction are reported in detail.
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