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Human health‐based soil cleanup guidelines for diesel fuel no. 2

Millner, Glenn C. / James, Robert C. / Nye, Alan C.

Soil cleanup guidelines were developed for diesel fuel No. 2 that are protective of human health. Guidelines were conservatively based on a residential land use scenario. This scenario estimates human health risks associated with long‐term exposure to site soil via the inhalation, dermal, and ingestion routes of exposure. Lifetime dermal cancer studies were selected as the basis for deriving a safe level of diesel fuel in soil. Soil cleanup guidelines for diesel fuel No. 2 ranged from 1166 to 11,287 mg/kg for adult or child residents and represent contaminant levels that pose acceptable health risks for both present and proposed future uses of a site.

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Human health‐based soil cleanup guidelines for diesel fuel no. 2

Millner, Glenn C. / James, Robert C. / Nye, Alan C.

Soil cleanup guidelines were developed for diesel fuel No. 2 that are protective of human health. Guidelines were conservatively based on a residential land use scenario. This scenario estimates human health risks associated with long‐term exposure to site soil via the inhalation, dermal, and ingestion routes of exposure. Lifetime dermal cancer studies were selected as the basis for deriving a safe level of diesel fuel in soil. Soil cleanup guidelines for diesel fuel No. 2 ranged from 1166 to 11,287 mg/kg for adult or child residents and represent contaminant levels that pose acceptable health risks for both present and proposed future uses of a site.

Human health‐based soil cleanup guidelines for diesel fuel no. 2

Millner, Glenn C. / James, Robert C. / Nye, Alan C.

Soil cleanup guidelines were developed for diesel fuel No. 2 that are protective of human health. Guidelines were conservatively based on a residential land use scenario. This scenario estimates human health risks associated with long‐term exposure to site soil via the inhalation, dermal, and ingestion routes of exposure. Lifetime dermal cancer studies were selected as the basis for deriving a safe level of diesel fuel in soil. Soil cleanup guidelines for diesel fuel No. 2 ranged from 1166 to 11,287 mg/kg for adult or child residents and represent contaminant levels that pose acceptable health risks for both present and proposed future uses of a site.

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Title:

Human health‐based soil cleanup guidelines for diesel fuel no. 2

Contributors:

Millner, Glenn C. (author) / James, Robert C. (author) / Nye, Alan C. (author)

Published in:

Journal of Soil Contamination ; 1 ; 103-157

Publication date:

1992-01-01

Size:

55 pages

ISSN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1080/15320389209383407

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

Unknown

Keywords:

cancer risk , slope factor , soil cleanup guideline , diesel fuel

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