THE
RISK PARADIGM//ORGANIZATION
OF LITERATURE //RBES
LITERATURE GUIDE//THE COURSE//
//KEY SELECTED REFERENCES FOR COURSE//
COMPLETE LIST OF REFERENCES//
HOW
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A
Literature Guide supporting the Planning and Implementation of a Risk-based
End State Program:
A Report prepared for the Department of Energy by The Consortium
for Risk Evaluation with Stakeholder Participation II
This guide
is intended to present the reader with a set of quality peer reviewed literature
that will aid the readers' understanding of human and ecological risk involved
in DOE's cleanup efforts in "achieving clearly defined, risk-based end
states" as stated in the EM's Cleanup Driven by Risk
Based End States Policy found on the DOE Office of Environmental Management
Risk-based End State Cleanup Project
web site. As an aid in understanding the material in the report CRESP has developed
a course where a series of discussions will be held
that will explore key concepts in RBES.
Over 200 articles
were selected in the areas of risk assessment, risk management, risk communication,
relationship of risk to regulation, as well as general introductory articles
giving the reader a background in understanding risk concepts.
16 key articles were selected
from the larger set of articles because of their accessibility to a general
audience, relevance to DOE risk issues and their relevance to the key concept
areas.
This list of articles (See
below and available in full text as part of
CRESP course) is meant only as a starting point and should be critiqued, updated
and shaped to meet the informational needs of the department and its stakeholders.
The abstracts of several other directly relevant articles have also been provided
in the literature guide. A complete listing
of the articles selected through this process is also available
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Introductory
Articles
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- The Presidential
/ Congressional Commission on Risk Assessment and Risk Management. "Framework
for environmental health risk management: Final Report", (1997)
Volume 1. [Full
Text Available]
- McClellan, R.O.
"Risk assessment: Replacing default options with specific science.
" Human and Ecological Risk Assessment 9, no.1 (2003): 421-438.
[Abstract] [Full
Text]
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Risk
Assessment
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SITE CHARACTERIZATION
- Kosson, D.S., H.A.
vander Sloot, F. Sanchez and A.C. Garrabrants. "An Integrated Framework
for Evaluating Leaching in Waste Management and Utilization of Secondary
Materials." Environmental Engineering Science 19, no.3: (2002):
159-204. [Abstract] [Full
Text]
- Regens, .J.L.,
K.R. Obenshain, et al. "Conceptual site models and multimedia modeling:
Comparing MEPAS, MMSOILS, and RESRAD." Human and Ecological Risk
Assessment 8, no.2: (2002): 391-403.[Abstract] [Full
Text]
RISK CHARACTERIZATION
- Jones, D., S. Domotor,
et al. "Principles and issues in radiological ecological risk assessment."
Journal of Environmental Radioactivity 66 no. 1-2 (2003): 19-39. [Abstract] [Full
Text]
- Lioy, P. "Assessing
total human exposure to contaminants: A multidisciplinary Approach."
Environmental Science and Technology 24, no. 7 (1990): 938-945. [Abstract] [Full
Text]
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Risk
Management
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End
State Definition
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OPTIONS DEFINITION
- Bonano, E.J., and
G.E. Apostolakis. "Application of risk assessment and decision
analysis to the evaluation, ranking and selection of environmental remediation
alternatives." Journal of Hazardous Materials 71 (2000): 35-57.
[Abstract] [Full
Text]
- Burger, J. "Stewardship
and Future Land Use at a Department of Energy Site: Does Self-Interest
Determine Ratings?" Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health
- Part A 63, no. 5 (2001): 383-395. [Abstract] [Full
Text]
OPTIONS SELECTION
- Greenberg
M, J. Burger, C. Powers, T. Leschine, K Lowrie, B. Friedlander, E. Faustman,
W. Griffith, and D. Kosson. "Choosing remediation and waste management
options at hazardous and radioactive waste sites," Remediation.
Winter, (2002a): 39-58. [Abstract] [Full
Text]
- Kavanaugh, M.C.
"Overview of the management of contaminated sites in the U.S:Tthe
conflict between technology and public policy. Waste Science and Technology
34, no. 7-8 pt 4 (1996): 275-283. [Abstract] [Full
Text]
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Risk
Management
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End
State Implementation
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REMEDY IMPLEMENTATION
- Zhu, Y.G. and G.
Shaw. "Soil contamination with radionuclides and potential remediation."
Chemosphere 41, (2000): 121-128. [Abstract] [Full
Text]
STEWARDSHIP
- Burger,
J. "Incorporating Ecology and Ecological Risk into Long-term Stewardship
on Contaminated Sites." Remediation (2002): 107-119. [Abstract]
[Full Text]
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Risk
Communication
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- Carnes, S.A., M.
Schweitzer, E.B. Peelle, A.K. Wolfe, and J.F. Munro. "Measuring
the success of public participation on environmental restoration and
waste management activities in the U.S. Department of Energy."
Technology in Society 20 (1998): 385-406. [Abstract] [Full
Text]
- Chess, C. and
K. Purcell. "Public participation and the environment: Do we know
what works?" Environmental Science & Technology 33 (16),(1999):
2685-2692. [Abstract] [Full
Text]
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Relationship
of Risk to Regulation
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- Geisinger, A. "Rethinking
Risk-Based Environmental Cleanup." Indiana Law Journal 376 (2001):
367-402. [Abstract] [Full
Text]
- Stewart, R.B. "Environmental
Regulatory Decision making under Uncertainty". In An Introduction
to the Law and Economics of Environmental Policy: Issues in Institutional
Design, Volume 20: 71-126. [Abstract] [Full
Text]
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THE
COURSE:
Concepts in Peer Reviewed Literature for a Risk-based
End States Cleanup Program
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