Roux to Present at Battelle 2026 Chlorinated Conference
Sunday, May 31–Thursday, June 4 Taking place this year in Fort Worth, Texas, Battelle’s Chlorinated Conference is the premier gathering of environmental professionals researching and applying innovative technologies and approaches for characterization, monitoring, cleanup, and management of complex sites contaminated with the most challenging classes of chemicals. Battelle has presented this conference internationally since 1998.
Two members of the Roux team are presenting this year:
Monday, June 1 at 12:35-1:00pm ET | Platform Session | Track D (Room 201)
Is pH Adjustment the Primary Driver for Successful Iron Reactive Mineral-Based Groundwater Remediation of VOCs and Metals?
Roux’s Thomas Patterson will discuss employing ISCR to treat CVOC and metals plumes in a naturally oxic, extremely acidic, sulfate-laden, and highly transmissive aquifer. In this case, purging of wells where ISCR injections were completed over two years prior provided evidence that iron-reactive minerals remained in the former injection areas despite a return to background geochemical conditions.
Wednesday, June 3 at 4:30-6:00pm ET | Poster Session | Exhibit Hall & Learning Lab (Exhibit Hall A-C)
Combined Source Soil and Groundwater Remedy to Achieve Closure at a Former Industrial Drycleaner Site
This poster presentation by Roux’s Timothy Adams reviews a detailed case study, wherein the combined integrated site remedial strategy included targeted vacuum excavation of source area vadose zone soils beneath the building floor slab at one of the former DCM source areas, and plume treatments utilizing in situ chemical oxidation via potassium permanganate, and in situ chemical reduction with Anaerobic Biochem Plus® and zero-valent iron.
