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... 4~. The Subsurface Contaminants Committee recommended that the SCFA improve its collaborations with leaders in the field of remediation technology development from outside DOE to avoid duplication of their work and to leverage SCFA funding (Subsurface report, p.
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... Army Corps of Engineers, finding that there is a lack of standard methodology, a failure to specify baseline costs, and uncertainties associated with comparative analyses because of different end states (D&D report, p.
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