Containing fuel to a controlled area aids in recovery. Reducing the loss of fuel minimizes associated financial resources impacts. Secondary containment systems also help achieve protection for the environment and surrounding community.
Unique conditions exist in central and northern Alaska where permafrost underlies many facilities.
Top of permafrost is just below land surface. Working with the natural system is the challenge for today's environmental specialists. Combining natural permafrost with current geotechnical methods promises many advantages to facilities in Arctic conditions.