Ever notice how contaminant transport is like that awkward friend who shows up uninvited to the party? One moment you’re relaxing with clean water, and the next, it’s a full-blown remediation effort. I had a site visit last week where the plume was a perfect line. Who knew contaminants could be so organized? Just a reminder that sometimes, it’s all about how well we handle the unexpected guest.
Contaminant plumes really know how to spread the chaos, don’t they? 
I wonder if they get together in a ‘contaminated cocktail’ to plan their next move! Anyone else see a plume showing off its symmetry lately?
Handling those plumes can be a real juggling act, especially when they show up like that at a clean site. I had a plume the other week that looked like a well-defined boundary on a map — way too neat! What tools do you find most effective for that kind of remediation, @frank6532?