The development of new and innovative technologies and methods for treating environmental contaminants is a critical step in the effort to cleanup the nation's hazardous waste sites. Field demonstration of these technologies is, in turn, a key step in their development. The continuing investment of public and private resources in demonstration projects represents a major commitment to promoting the technical and cost advantages offered by these technologies to the engineering and regulatory sectors. Since the mid-1980's. The number of government-sponsored or supported field demonstrations of new waste cleanup technologies has grown to over six hundred. The 600+ projects summarized in this document are both ongoing and completed field demonstrations sponsored by government agencies working in partnership with private technology developers to bring new technologies into the marketplace. This report consolidates key reference information in a matrix that allows project managers to quickly identify new technologies that may answer their cleanup needs and contacts for obtaining technology demonstration results and other information.

Cover title. "June 2000." First edition: Completed North American Innovative Remediation Technology Demonstration Projects, EPA 542-B-96-002 (1996). "EPA 542-B-00-004." "Prepared by the U.S. EPA with support provided by Environmental Management Support, Inc., under Contract No. 68-W6-0014."