Projects

Start Year: 2023

r3 supported an event hosted by CL:AIRE for training day for delegates from the Precarpathian National University, Ukraine and the University of East Anglia, to help prepare for the eventual remediation of pollution caused by the conflict in Ukraine

Start Year: 2023
End year: 2027

A significant environmental problem in city zoos (and similar self-managed visitor attractions with high water consumption like botanical gardens and parks, playgrounds, but also farms) was discovered in the absence of water reuse. Zoos consume a large amount of mostly high-quality (drinking) water, which is associated with high operating costs. At the same time are zoos often limited by the water shortage especially in the main season and periods of drought.

Start Year: 2023

r3 has assisted Riverlinx CJV with two delarations for excavated materials from the new Greenwich river crossing.

Start Year: 2023
End year: 2026

The Information-based Strategies for LAND Remediation (ISLANDR) project is cross-disciplinary and multi-actor and aims to promote the delivery of Green Deal objectives, in particular achieving Zero Pollution by reducing soil pollution and enhancing restoration.

End year: 2024

Long running series of three half day sessions: biological treatment of wastes; remediation technologies; remediation remedy selection

Start Year: 2022
End year: 2022

The aims of this work are to identify sources of sustainable remediation case studies and provide five example case study summaries. Each case study summary will describe the project/site context, the sustainable remediation methodology applied and the stakeholders who participated in the process.

Start Year: 2022
End year: 2022

Healthy soil underpins a range of environmental, economic and societal benefits, including biodiversity, carbon storage and flood mitigation. However, soil degradation, caused by poor soil management or inappropriate land use, can reduce the ability of soil to perform these vital functions. Soil health in the urban environment can be significantly impacted by activities associated with construction and therefore Defra issued a Code of Practice in 2009. This is being updated in view of recent developments, an increasing body of knowledge and the 25 Year Environment Plan. R3 is providing technical support and peer review for the updating and development of the Review of the Code of Practice for the Sustainable Use of Soils on Construction Sites, which is currently being carried out by CL:AIRE (www.claire.co.uk).

Start Year: 2021
End year: 2024
Homepage: https://cxi.tul.cz/lifepopwat/the-project/the-project

LIFE (EU program), POP (Persistent Organic Pollutants), WAT (WATer)

LIFEPOPWAT is a European project that promotes innovative technology based on constructed wetlands for treatment of pesticide contaminated waters. It is supported by the LIFE programme, the European Union’s financial instrument supporting environmental, nature conservation, and climate action projects, and Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic.

Read more: LIFEPOPWAT

Research

Start Year: 2021
End year: 2024
Homepage: https://www.eiclar.org

EiCLaR, as a EU/China consortium, will develop scientific and technical innovations for in situ bioremediation technologies that will be directly developed into industrial processes for the rapid efficient cost-effective treatment of a range of environmental pollutants such as chlorinated solvents, heavy metals, pesticides, etc. These technologies (Electro-Nanobioremediation, Monitored Bioaugmentation, Bioelectrochemical Remediation, Enhanced Phytoremediation) will enable bioremediation approaches to expand their range of applications to industrial sites and waters that contain complex, high concentration pollutant mixtures.

Start Year: 2021
End year: 2023
Homepage: https://www.channelmanche.com/en/projects/approved-projects/reconstructed-soils-from-waste/

The ReCon Soil project is studying the potential reuse of surplus materials from the construction industry. Led by the University of Plymouth, it is a cross-Channel research project funded by the European Development Fund (INTERREG) and will run until June 2023. The partner organisations involved in the project are University of Plymouth, CL:AIRE, Eden Project Learning and University of East Anglia from the UK and in France, Bureau de Recherches Géologiques et Minières, Normandie (BRGM), Comité d’Action Technique et Economique, Bretagne (CATÉ) and Université Le Havre Normandie. R3 is a technical member of the CL:AIRE team.

Start Year: 2021
End year: 2022

r3 is providing proposal development and drafting support on proposals from the Technical University of Liberec related to Industry 4 materials to support the Green Deal, and the re-use of land and materials impacted by radionuclides (including rare earth metals recovery).

Start Year: 2021
End year: 2022

CL:AIRE and r3 environmental technology are delivering a Concawe Project (www.concawe.eu) called “Case Studies and Analysis of Sustainable Remediation Techniques and Technologies”. This is collating case studies of sustainable remediation techniques and technologies, with a specific focus on European examples. Ten case studies will be selected from those submitted and these will be written up within a Concawe report, and published as CL:AIRE Bulletins.

Start Year: 2021
End year: 2021

R3 in association with TAUW BV has been providing site assessment advice to Ferrovial for minerals extractions sites linked to a road scheme in Central Europe.

Start Year: 2019
End year: 2024

Paul Bardos acts as an international expert to the World Bank (short term consultant) for the development of a road map for contaminated hot spot management in Kosovo (from 2019) via an agency agreement with r3. The work has included the development of some key reports, provision of training inside Kosovo, participation in missions to Kosovo, technical advice and project development support.

See: https://documents.worldbank.org/en/publication/documents-reports/documentdetail/121611574748981525/kosovo-healing-land-for-the-future

Start Year: 2019
End year: 2022
Homepage: https://www.netfib.eu/

NETFIB is a consortium based project within the SusCrop ERA-NET Cofund on Sustainable Crop Production. The overall project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme under grant agreement No 771134. r3 Environmental Technology Ltd is the UK partner funded by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). The other consortium members are Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté (UBFC), France; INOVYN; France; Université de Lorraine (UL), France; Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (UCSC) Italy; Leibniz Institute (ATB, Germany; University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU), Austria; Hochschule Bremen (HSB), Germany.

Start Year: 2019
End year: 2019

Technical support for a materials management plan for excavated soils

Start Year: 2018
End year: 2021

The project aims to improve the China’s capacity for managing site contamination, and demonstrate environmentally sound identification and cleanup of sites contaminated with POPs and other hazardous chemicals. The project will support three components to achieve the above mentioned objective:

Capacity Development for Prevention and Control of Site Contamination, this will include development of technical guidelines and policy recommendations and financing options for prevention and control of site contamination at the national and local levels, training for prevention and control of site contamination, establishment of national database for POPs contaminated sites, feasibility study for a knowledge and remediation centre in Chongqing, demonstration of establishing regional soil and groundwater contamination prevention and early-warning system at the industrial park;
Cleanup Demonstrations of Sites Contaminated with POPs and Other Hazardous Chemicals; and
Project Management. Paul Bardos is acting as the project’s international expert on green and sustainable remediation.

PB is working independently for the FECO office of the Cina Ministry of Environment and Ecology under an Agency agreement with r3.

Start Year: 2018
End year: 2021
Homepage: https://www.claire.co.uk/projects-and-initiatives/dow-cop

Paul Bardos is a qualified person for the purposes of auditing materials management plans and submissions under the DoW CoP scheme. He is a trainer for the programme, and also an external auditor for it. DoW CoP helps facilitate this re-use within the precepts of the Waste Framework Directive, and so avoiding the expensive and wasteful disposal of excavated materials to landfill. This must follow the requirements of the English Environment Agency & Natural Resources Wales in an auditable way. The DoW CoP is a self-funding industry self-regulation scheme managed by the UK charity CL:AIRE (www.claire.co.uk) under the auspices of the English and Welsh environmental regulators. The scheme was launched in 2008, and in 10 years from launch more than 200 million tonnes of materials have been recovered.

Start Year: 2018
End year: 2020

Support for writing two LIFE+ proposals, one concerned with the emnagement of lindane sites.; the other with improving the effciency of water use at two zoos (one in CZ and one in Italy).

Start Year: 2018
End year: 2020

Following the rapid response of the Japanese government to the Fukushima Accident in 2011 a large amount of soil materials were removed to temporary storage. In recent years it has been possible for people to move back to some formerly restricted zones and the rehabilitation of the region and supporting returning communities is now an urgent priority.

This short project provided independent scrutiny of indicators developed by AIST with the support of Fukushima Prefectural Center for Environmental Creation, the National Institutes for Quantum and Radiological Science and Technology and Fukushima Medical University. These indicators have been developed to support at least semi-quantitative appraisal of options for: the use of forests contaminated with radio-caesium, decontamination conducted by national government for restricted area; and the use of farmlands once contaminated with radio-caesium and now treated.

Start Year: 2018
End year: 2019
Homepage: http://www.claire.co.uk/surfuk

Since its development in 2011 the SuRF-UK sustainable remediation indicators have been widely used in the UK and worldwide. The guidance is being reviewed by r3 to update it, refelect experience in use and commentary from various research and practitione

Start Year: 2017
End year: 2022

The Government of PR China and the Global Environmental Facility [GEF] have approved the project “Pops and Chemical Pollution Solutions through Area Based Eco effective Management”. UNIDO is the international Implementing Agency while the Foreign Economic Cooperation Office [FECO] at the Ministry for Environmental Protection is the National Executing Agency for this project. This project is concerned with eco-effective principles and building blocks in the area of industry and specifically the application of an eco-effective strategy to remove chemicals known to be harmful from a product or production life cycle. The project, being carried out by the Southern University of Science and Technology (Beijing), will demonstrate eco-effective value chain management through the development and application of eco-effective knowledge to design out persistent organic pollutants [POPs] and toxic chemicals in the products, by-products and production systems in a specified industrial value chain. R3’s role develops the eco-efficiency assessment approach and execution for the project.

Start Year: 2017
End year: 2018

The Minamata Convention (www.mercuryconvention.org) on Mercury is a global treaty to protect human health and the environment from the adverse effects of mercury. It was agreed at the fifth session of the Intergove, 19 January 2013 and adopted later that

Start Year: 2017
End year: 2017

Development of a morning training course on "Sustainable Management of Contaminated Land" for the University of Life Sciences Prague, Faculty of Environmental Sciences: Landscape and Ecological Applications

Start Year: 2016
End year: 2017

Rapid urbanisation and changes in land use resulting from industrial change has left a legacy of vast polluted industrial and commercials areas (also called brownfields) and marginal land areas. Recent evidences from the UK, EU and USA indicate that these

Start Year: 2016
End year: 2017

This project will deliver change by providing a range of science based strategies to rehabilitate land affected by soil mercury pollution in disadvantaged areas in Colombia and bring it back into productive use focusing on renewable energy opportunities

Start Year: 2015
End year: 2016

Contribution to a report on "Developing urban contaminated and brownfield land management policies in China: learning from and adapting the UK experience" being drafted for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office under subcintract to CL:AIRE fior a project be

Start Year: 2015
End year: 2015
Homepage: http://www.claire.co.uk/surfuk

Prepration of a technical status paper about current outputs on sustainable remediation from SuRF-UK (www.claire.co.uk/surfuk)

Start Year: 2013
End year: 2017
Homepage: http://www.nanorem.eu

r3 environmental technology ltd is part of a consortium of 28 organisations from across Europe who have won a 14 million EURO research project to investigate how nanoscale particles can be used to treat environmental pollution in the subsurface (soil and

Start Year: 2013
End year: 2015
Homepage: http://www.snowmannetwork.com/main.asp?id=255

This project is centred in Sweden, the Netherlands and Flanders. The overall aim of the proposed project is to deliver a holistic approach that supports sustainable urban renewal through the redevelopment of contaminated land and underused sites (brownfi

Start Year: 2013
End year: 2015
Homepage: http://www.octopusinvestments.com/company-seeking-finance/renewable-energy

Provsion of technical advice to Octopus as regards AD and other opportunities. I.e. technical advice for specic anaerobic digestion projects and proposals where Octopus has invested on an on-call basis

Start Year: 2013
End year: 2014

Start Year: 2013
End year: 2014
Homepage: http://www.octopusinvestments.com/company-seeking-finance/renewable-energy

Paul Bardos is a member of the Renewables Advisory Board which provides Octopus Investments with impartial advice and support on renewable energy investment strategy (see http://www.octopusinvestments.com/company-seeking-finance/renewable-energy/).

Start Year: 2012
End year: 2012

The Government’s Anaerobic Digestion Strategy and Action Plan focused on removing the barriers to increasing the energy from waste produced from AD. This was based on the recognition that AD is the best technology currently available for treating source-s

End year: 2012

The aim of this project was to obtain and publish a bibliography of empirical evidence for the benefits of different types of digestate in different UK markets, directly addressing Action KUD 1.2 from the Anaerobic Digestion Strategy and Action Plan (Defr

End year: 2012

The project collated for WRAP relevant experience of digestate enhancement and/or product development techniques which would have relevance in England, Scotland and Wales. For example, given the lack of suitable agricultural markets in close proximity to

Start Year: 2011
End year: 2014

Up until now the value of pyrolysis of organic source materials has been (1) as a means to produce energy and more recently (2) as a tool to sequester carbon through amendment into soil as ‘biochar’. The latter becomes an attractive proposition if the va

Start Year: 2011
End year: 2011

Review of design and build tenders, question 7 on groundwater remediation

Start Year: 2011
End year: 2011

This work was to convert CL:AIRE’s Ex Situ Bioremediation training from the former Remediation Technologies Training Programme into a blended learning, web based delivery module.

Start Year: 2011
End year: 2011

Description This project produced a report providing draft guidance for the first part of the draft guidance for the ‘Decision Framework for Assessing Options for the Disposal and Treatment of Contaminated Dredged Material’ commissioned in 2010/2011 toget

Start Year: 2011
End year: 2011

r3 environmental technology ltd (r3) will develop guidance for National Grid Property (NGP) to support: 1. Professional practice in option appraisal and verification plan consistent with forthcoming Environment Agency guidance 2. Consistent reporting of b

Start Year: 2010
End year: 2014
Homepage: http://www.zerobrownfields.eu

This project is being carried out under the Seventh Framework Programme by a consortium of 14 organisations including r3. The projects’ vision is to develop a HOlistic Management of Brownfield REgeneration (HOMBRE) to accomplish ‘Zero Brownfield’ deve

Start Year: 2010
End year: 2013
Homepage: http://www.claire.co.uk/surfuk

SuRF-UK was established in 2007, under the co-ordination of CL:AIRE, to ‘develop a framework to embed balanced decision-making in the selection of a remediation strategy to address land contamination, as an integral part of sustainable development’. It

End year: 2012
Homepage: http://projects.swedgeo.se/r2/

This project applies a decision support tool designed by the Snowman 1 project Rejuvenate to three practical applications at realistic scales. Based on this test-work, the aims of this project are to i) validate and optimise the decision making framewo

Start Year: 2010
End year: 2011

r3 environmental technology ltd (r3) worked with Prof. Phil Morgan of Sirius Geotechnical & Environmental Ltd (Sirius) to review existing evidence collection methods for MNA relevant to gasworks sites and how they link to the "lines of evidence" model use

Start Year: 2010
End year: 2011

C L:AIRE is supported in this research project by r3 Environmental Technology Ltd (UK), Land Quality Management Group (UK), Deltares (Netherlands) and Geosyntec (USA). The project team delivered a final report to Defra which was independent, non-align

Start Year: 2010
End year: 2010

Participation in the project advisory group for a sustainable remediation research project in Australia: “Value based land remediation (VBLR): improved decision-making for contaminated land”. The research was funded by the CRC for Contamination Assessment

Start Year: 2010
End year: 2010

Description This was a short review project carried out for WRAP. While the nutrient value of composts is well documented, the financial benefits associated with re-using the organic matter in source-segregated composts and the longer-term benefits that

Start Year: 2010
End year: 2010

The aim of this project has been to provide a summary of the approaches taken by a range of specified countries to identify and remediate contaminated land and how the regimes work in practice, including funding sources. The specific countries will inclu

Start Year: 2009
End year: 2010

Technical and research support for risk assessment of CLO use to land and development of advanced concepts and approaches for CLO improvement and untilisation

Start Year: 2009
End year: 2010
Homepage: http://www.eurodemo.eugris.info

r3 is maintaining an open access on line database for remediation demonstration projects across Europe, for EURODEMO+ (www.eurodemo.info), for the Austrian Environmental Protection Agency secretariat for the scheme. This is linked to EUGRIS

Start Year: 2009
End year: 2009
Homepage: http://www.claire.co.uk/surfuk

r3 developed an online list of sustainability assessment indicator sets that are available in the open literature, including (a) some indication of their strengths and weaknesses (b) a "map" of what segments of sustainability appraisal they might cover:

Start Year: 2009
End year: 2009

An investigation for WRAP that: * Reviewed the key requirements of the Nitrates and Water Framework Directives, with particular reference to target levels of nitrate and phosphate in soils and/or receiving waters * Reviewed the published literature exami

Start Year: 2009
End year: 2009
Homepage: http://www.claire.co.uk/surfuk

r3 drafted the major output paper for the first phase of work by the Sustainable remediation Forum in the UK (SuRF-UK). The paper presented a framework for assessing "sustainable remediation"; described how it links with the relevant regulatory guidance

Start Year: 2009
End year: 2009
Homepage: http://www.sednet.org

Sednet is a European network supporting sediment research decision making and policy. R3 monitored and supported report preparation for their roundtable meeting in Hamburg during September 2009 to provide a downloadable meeting report

Start Year: 2008
End year: 2013

Framework contract for providing advice on the re-use and recycling of organics to WRAP. WRAP have appointed a number of advisors to provide technical support services to WRAP and to businesses with which WRAP is involved. Areas of support include but a

Start Year: 2008
End year: 2010

This project is an assessment of the full scale bioremediation projects carried out by National Grid and its fore- runners. Its aims are to identify lessons learned and provide a both a framework for determining when bioremediation is a feasible remedy

Start Year: 2008
End year: 2009
Homepage: http://www.claire.co.uk

Assitance in the development and delivery of a CL:AIRE training module on ex situ bioremediation Jan 2010

Start Year: 2008
End year: 2009

The aims of this project have been to: 1) explore the feasibility of a range of possible approaches to combining risk based land management (RBLM) with non-food crop land-uses and organic matter re-use as appropriate, 2) identify a matrix of potential

Start Year: 2008
End year: 2009

the use of Compost-Like Outputs (CLO) on land make opportunities for field trials very limited, although some plot-scale trials have been undertaken. This trial was carried out for WCA Environment on behalf of the Environment Agency. Its aims were : *

Start Year: 2008
End year: 2008

Consultancy support for muncipal solid waste management technologies and use of MBT OM residues

Start Year: 2008
End year: 2008

Support for development of business plan and market entry strategy for the use of modified charcoals in land remdiation. This work was for a spin out company: C-Cure

Start Year: 2008
End year: 2008
Homepage: http://www.advancedplasmapower.com/

Provison of ad hoc advice and prepration of a briefing paper on outlets for MBT organic matter, comparing this with the outlets of their gasifucation / plasma process

Start Year: 2007
End year: 2009
Homepage: http://www.riskbase.eugris.info

RISKBASE was an EC funded Framework 6 Programme project. The objective of RISKBASE was to review and synthesise the outcome of EC FP4-FP6 projects, and other major initiatives, related to integrated risk assessment- based management of the water/sedimen

Start Year: 2007
End year: 2008

The aim of this work is to support the delivery of the Organics Team objectives through the provision of a range of high quality advisory services across its wide range of activities, which include: large scale capital investment in new or upgraded comp

Start Year: 2007
End year: 2008

r3 provided technical and research support for trials being carried out by New Earth Solutions Ltd into the potential benefits of using compost produced from source segregated organics for supporting bio-energy crops (wheat and barley)

Start Year: 2006
End year: 2008
Homepage: http://www.magyar.eugris.info

Mokka was a major Hungarian project developing risk assessment and risk management tools carried out with the Technical University of Budapest, Vituki Consult, TNO and other Hungarian partners. (http://mokka.agt.bme.hu/mokka/index.php?lang=eng&body=mokk

Start Year: 2006
End year: 2006
Homepage: http://www.regenesis.com

r3 provided a report on selected European environmental and market information for remediation, covering: market sizes, economic parameters such as GDP and labour costs, e.xtent of contaminated land and brownfield problems in Europe, major environmental c

Start Year: 2006
End year: 2006

Essex CC (alongwith Cambridge CC) used r3 for technical support in drafting their response to the "The Source Segregation Requirement in Paragraph 7A of Schedule 3 to the Waste Management Licensing Regulations 1994: A Consultation Document".

End year: 2006
Homepage: http://www.commonforum.eugris.info

This project created a customised "information bank" linked to the Common Forum web site to allow Common Forum members to post links to key national documentation and projects (and also perhaps archive key reports). It also provided customised access f

Start Year: 2005
End year: 2008

The project, funded by Grantscape, investigated the potential uses of composts derived from mixed organic waste streams to facilitate their use in key soil and land-based applications. Its specific objectives are to evaluate the influence of non-PAS 100

Start Year: 2005
End year: 2008

A series of workshops were organised with CIWM - concluding in May 2008 with a workshop on: Towards Certainty in the Use of Organic MBT Outputs

Start Year: 2005
End year: 2007
Homepage: http://www.eurodemo.info

EURODEMO was an EC funded FP6 Coordination Action for contaminated land management demonstration projects across the EU. Key elements of this initiative were to involve all relevant stakeholders from policy, research, service providers, industry, and ex

End year: 2005

Assisting ABB in finding partners for petrol station remediation in continental Europe

Start Year: 2004
End year: 2009
Homepage: http://www.attempto-projects.de/aquaterra/

AquaTerra was a 20 million EURO integrated research project in the sixth Framework Programme (with.13 million EUROs support from the EC) The project had more than 40 partners from 21 European countries, and lasted five years. AquaTerra sought to devel

Start Year: 2004
End year: 2004

r3 worked as part of a team for exSite Research Limited providing technical support for the Markham Willows Project. The aim of this project were to establish in detail the site-specific technical and financial information necessary to plan a combined

Start Year: 2004
End year: 2004
Homepage: http://www.commonforum.eu

The Common Forum is an invitation only meeting of European and EC regulators involved in contaminated land and groundwater management. R3 supported the meeting (agenda) development, and produced its meeting report.

Start Year: 2004
End year: 2006
Homepage: http://www.espwales.co.uk/

R&D developing new compost systems as a collaborative venture with Earth Sciences Partnership via SMART funding from WDA through ESP.

End year: 2005
Homepage: http://www.eugris.info

EUGRIS provides a "one stop shop" for information provided by research projects, legislation, standards, best practice and other technical guidance and policy/regulatory publications from the EC, participating States and from various international networ

End year: 2005
Homepage: http://www.compostinfo.info

Composting combined with mechanical separation processes may provide a means of recovering lower grade composts and other recyclates both from the residual wastes, and from general waste collections, where for economic, social or other reasons composting

Start Year: 2002
End year: 2004

The Borough of Stockton on Tees wished to establish a landmark composting facility, linked to existing waste management and recycling facilities in the area and a local educational and visitor centre. In order to ensure a high quality proposal, a feasi

End year: 2003

Provided technical assistance to resolve a dispute over liability rekated to a fire suggested to have been caused by composting

Start Year: 2002
End year: 2003

r3 worked as part of a team for exSite Research Limited on the “Markham Willows Master-Planning Project”, supported by a number of Private and Public sector funders. The aim of this project has been to establish in detail the site-specific technical and

End year: 2002

Provided an expert second opinion on remediation design work

Start Year: 2002
End year: 2002

R3 worked as a subcontractor to WRC PLC on a WRAP project. The purpose of the research was to provide an analysis of the market potential for lower grade composted materials in the UK, taking into account the risks associated with their use in different a

Start Year: 2001
End year: 2003
Homepage: http://www.eugris.info/displayresource.asp?Cat=document&ResourceID=313

R3 worked as a subcontractor to WSP Environmental on a CIRIA project reviewing case studies of the application of non biological techniques for the remediation and assessment of contaminated land, including land contaminated with radionuclides. This work

End year: 2002

This project was carried out in collaboration with other leading experts in the field, and focused on reviewing existing technical reports about an operating composting and sorting plant, and suggesting means of improvement.

Start Year: 2001
End year: 2001

Assistance with a technical review of contaminated land impacts on smes in Europe for a Japanese client

Start Year: 2000
End year: 2002
Homepage: http://www.eugris.info/displayresource.asp?ResourceID=5062&Cat=document

R3 worked as a subcontractor to WSP Environmental on a CIRIA project reviewing case studies of the application of biological processes to contaminated land remediation and risk assessment. This work focused on UK case studies and included detailed review

Start Year: 2000
End year: 2001
Homepage: http://www.nato.int/science/publication/bardos/bardos-intro.html

NATO's Committee on the Challenges of Modern Society (CCMS) decided in 1999 to carry out an evaluation of its non-military related work as part of an internal assessment of its role as an international organisation. In this respect, in February 2000 the

Start Year: 2000
End year: 2001

Development of approaches to consensus building between stakeholders in the European debate about MTBE issues for groundwater for two industry associations

Start Year: 2000
End year: 2000
Homepage: http://www.cluin.org/search/default.cfm?search_term=ccms&t=All&startrow=101

The 2000 meeting of the NATO/CCMS Pilot Study on “Evaluation of Demonstrated and Emerging Technologies for the Treatment of Contaminated Land and Groundwater - Phase III” will include a special session on decision support systems (DSS). r3 in collaborati

Start Year: 2000
End year: 2000

The exSite Marginal Land Restoration: Information Review and Scoping Study - outlined below - has led to the development of large scale project proposals, involving the following team: r3, exSite, Groundwork, AEA Technology, VHE Technology and Forest Re

End year: 2000

exSite commissioned r3 to produce its initial web site. The web site has been handed over to exSite.

Start Year: 1999
End year: 2001
Homepage: http://www.commonforum.eu/publications_clarinet.asp

CLARINET: Contaminated Land Rehabilitation Network For Environmental Technologies (completed 2002) CLARINET's primary aim is to develop technical recommendations for sound decision making on the rehabilitation of contaminated sites in Europe. CLARINET is

Start Year: 1999
End year: 2001

Technical support to Blue Circle (now Lafarge) Special Cements on stabilisation / solidification technology development

Start Year: 1999
End year: 2001

exSite Research Limited commissioned r3 to carry out a scoping study on marginal land restoration in collaboration with Forest Research, the R&D arm of the Forestry Commission. The principal aims of this study reflect two of the key themes of exSite: secu

Start Year: 1999
End year: 2000

CLAIRE (http://www.claire.co.uk) is the Contaminated Land Applications in Real Environments programme in the UK. This study was carried out in conjunction with JBJ Environment the Environment Body and provided suggestions for a project data management s

Start Year: 1999
End year: 2000
Homepage: http://www.eugris.info/displayresource.asp?ResourceID=3653&Cat=document

This study was carried out for the Environment Agency in association with TNO and LQM Limited. The Agency required a review of the current information on assessing the environmental merit of remediation techniques for land contamination, and to identify

End year: 1999

r3 supported the early development of soil substitutes from green waste composts for the Eden Project.

End year: 2015
Homepage: http://www.readyreference.co.uk

r3 and LQM at Nottingham University and EPP Publications produced a manual for supporting contaminated land management activities encompassing site investigation, risk management and risk management.

End year: 2003
Homepage: http://www.regenesis.com

r3 supported the entry of Oxygen and Hydrogen Release compounds (ORC & HRC) into the UK market. ORC and HRC promote in situ bioremediation and are manufactured by Regenesis in California. Detailed technical information is available on their web site:

End year: 1999

Member of expert panel for the development of technical protocols for a financial service product to facilitate the re-use of organic materials

Start Year: 1998
End year: 1999

Assistance with a business start up, including client identifcation and (successful) proposal development.

Start Year: 1997
End year: 2012
Homepage: http://www.nicole.org

NICOLE, the Network for Industrially Contaminated Land in Europe, is a concerted action of the EC Environment and Climate Research and Development Programme. r3 has been responsible for the network's newsletter, NICOLE News, which is available as hard

Start Year: 1997
End year: 2004
Homepage: http://www.wileyeurope.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0471985619.html

Land contamination is of global concern with many of the world’s industries potentially harming the environment and human health. Along with rapidly changing policy and technological developments, this is an interdisciplinary area in which successful co

Start Year: 1997
End year: 2002

Technical review of transferability of French MBT technology for a commercial operation in the UK

Start Year: 1997
End year: 2000

ExSite was an Environmental body formed in 1997 and backed by many of the UK’s major players in land remediation, from public, private and academic sectors. ExSite funded projects to develop and trial land remediation technologies on a field scale to he

Start Year: 1997
End year: 1999
Homepage: http://www.eugris.info/displayresource.asp?ResourceID=357&Cat=web%20links

The Ad Hoc International Working Group on Contaminated Land is an informal forum for international collaboration and exchanges between international experts working for governments in the field of contaminated land policy. R3 has been involved in the data

End year: 1999
Homepage: http://www.eugris.info/DisplayResource.asp?ResourceID=3663

The Environment Agency has appointed Dr Paul Bardos as UK Pilot Study Manager for the NATO/CCMS Pilot Study on "Evaluation of Demonstrated and Emerging Technologies for the Treatment of Contaminated Land and Groundwater - Phase III". His responsibilities i

Start Year: 1997
End year: 1998

This study examined the overall scope for, and feasibility of, field scale test sites in researching, developing and demonstrating techniques and technologies for the remediation of contaminated land. The study identified the relevant interested parties,

Start Year: 1997
End year: 1998

Business start up support, identifying potential opportunities for contaminated land research services in the UK and determining if a market entry was warranted.

Start Year: 1997
End year: 1997

r3 carried out various home composting trials for a leading UK consumer group to evaluate the effectiveness of a range of approaches and products for accelerating the composting of garden and kitchen wastes.

End year: 1997

This project was carried out for the Department of the Environment and the Environment Agency through the Centre for Research into the Built Environment and SRK (UK) Ltd. One of the main outputs of the project was a review of the international state of th

End year: 1997

Advice on contaminated land remediation technology verification for a leading UK plc, peer review of procedures suggested by Parkman Environment

End year: 1997

End year: 2002

Remediation module development, maintenance and lecturing input.

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