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R10/71-51-1C <br /> o An alternative that involves containment of waste with little or no treatment <br /> but provides protection of human health and environment by preventing <br /> exposure or reducing the mobility of waste, and <br /> o A "No Action" alternative <br /> 73 Identific ti n of Remedial Action Options <br /> Several removal action options addressing groundwater and soil contamination cleanup <br /> are discussed below Tables 14 and 15 list remedial action options associated with <br /> general remedial approaches with soil and groundwater, respectively Because two <br /> different matrices (i e , water and soil) are being addressed for cleanup the alternatives <br /> are broken down into groundwater remedial action options and sod remedial action <br /> options Although the two matrices are addressed separately, the total cleanup of the site <br /> will involve a synergistic combination of groundwater and soil cleanup methods <br /> Permanent solutions to groundwater cleanup must include removal or control of leachable <br /> Icontaminants held in the soil <br /> TABLE 14. REMEDIAL ACTION OPTIONS FOR SOIL <br /> IGENERAL ASSOCIATED REMEDIAL ACTION OPTIONS <br /> REMEDIAL <br /> APPLICATIONS <br /> 1 No Action Passive remediation involves no action at the site for soil <br />' This type of remediation relies upon several natural processes <br /> to destroy the compounds of interest These natural <br /> processes include biodegradation, volatilization, photolysis, <br />' leaching, and absorption <br /> 2 Source Control Identify and repair leaks or remove leaking tank This work <br />' has already been performed and Shop 10 Facility and is not <br /> discussed further <br /> 23 <br />