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Occidental Chemical Site, Whitehall, Michigan

Summary of Corrective Measures

The actions analyzed to cleanup groundwater, soil, and sediment contamination at the OCC facility are:

  • Baseline Controls: Institutional controls to restrict land and groundwater use, and maintenance of fencing along the property line to restrict site access.
  • Groundwater Scenario 1: Baseline Controls and Existing Purge Well System.
  • Groundwater Scenario 2: Baseline Controls, Existing Purge Well System, and Two Additional Pump and Treat Systems.
  • Groundwater Scenario 3: Baseline Controls, Existing Purge Well System, and Two Dual-Phase Vapor Extraction Systems.
  • Site Scenario 1: Capping of Surface Soil in Former Small Disposal Pile Exposure Area.
  • Site Scenario 2: Daramend® Bioremediation of Surface Soil in Former Small Disposal Pile Exposure Area.
  • Site Scenario 3: Consolidation of surface soil from Former Small Disposal Pile Exposure Area and Daramend® Bioremediation.
  • Site Scenario 4: On-site Thermal Treatment of Surface Soil from the Former Small Disposal Pile Exposure Area.
  • Site Scenario 5: Off-site Incineration of Surface Soil from the Former Small Disposal Pile Exposure Area.
  • Site Scenario 6: On-site Disposal of Surface Soil from the Former Small Disposal Pile Exposure Area.
  • White Lake Study Area Scenario 1: Bioremediation of White Lake Sediment Using BioGeoCheMix™.
  • White Lake Study Area Scenario 2: Capping of White Lake Sediment.
  • White Lake Study Area Scenario 3: Bioremediation of White Lake Sediment Using BioGeoCheMix™ and capping.
  • White Lake Study Area Scenario 4: Contained Aquatic Disposal of Dredged White Lake Sediment.
  • White Lake Study Area Scenario 5: On-site Disposal of Dredged White Lake Sediment.
  • White Lake Study Area Scenario 6A: On-site PCB/ ACM Conversion Treatment of Dredged White Lake Sediment.
  • White Lake Study Area Scenario 6B: On-site Vitrification Treatrnent of Dredged White Lake Sediment.

Click here for the Proposed Remedy by U.S. EPA.

Contact Information

Kirk Riley, rileyki@egr.msu.edu
Dr. Mike Dybas, dybas@egr.msu.edu
Atiq Syed, syedatiq@egr.msu.edu


The Midwest Hazardous Substance Research Center, Michigan State University.
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