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1-5. Organization. This guide is intended to provide the user with the basic information
necessary to complete or review the RA report for a given OU at a site. Throughout the guide,
exhibits help illustrate the concepts discussed, while highlight boxes are used to provide
information that is important to note, but not necessarily central to the discussion at hand. The
objectives of each chapter and appendix are listed below.
a.
Chapter 1: Introduce the guide, including its purpose, scope, and use.
b.
Chapter 2: Provide background information on RAs, including the Superfund
process, RA process, and RA completion.
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