Thomas Kwader answers many questions you may have about monitoring.
There are many reasons for monitoring, such as monitoring the movement of a plume, monitoring contaminant concentrations for health reasons, or to assess the rate of natural attenuation or the progress of an active remediation system. Monitoring systems can be expensive, and once in place, they can be very difficult to alter or stop the monitoring requirements, which can continue for years.
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