Date: 10 and 11 Nov 2026 (2 x 0.5 days), online
Monitored Natural Attenuation (MNA) and Natural Source Zone Depletion (NSZD) are receiving increasing attention, as stakeholders seek sustainable ways to remediate contaminated sites while meeting key performance indicators.
These approaches are founded on evolution and refinement of advanced Conceptual Site Models, which can be used to support decisions including risk assessment, options appraisal, stand-alone risk management or transition from active to passive remediation and verification.
This course aims to provide critical awareness and understanding for industry practitioners, consultants and regulators to develop and review advanced conceptual site models that are required to inform sustainable approaches to risk management and remediation at contaminated sites.
The two half-day sessions are interactive and will offer a range of opportunities for participation. For more details and to register see HERE.
The course is organised by CL:AIRE, the UK charity set up to support sustainable land reuse. although MNA and NSDZ are non-biotic processes, they and the models that build on them are fundamental to understanding bioremediation of contaminated land. For further resources and information on MNA and NSZD, see here and here.
