I am aware that the current Remedial Action Plan and other processes consider an evaluation of the effects of cleanup alternatives and that many Remedial Action Plans already include such an evaluation. Additional evaluation is not required when the Remedial Action Plan has already evaluated the short and long term effects of remedial alternatives on human health and the environment.
Discussing the evaluation processes in Remedial Action Plans.
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