What is bioremediation?
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What is bioremediation?
Burying Trash:
Landfills are a way of burying trash so that its components do not enter the groundwater. The material in the landfill is isolated from the environment by a bottom liner, and the trash is then covered with soil.
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View this answerBioremediation is the use of organisms of some kind to render a waste non-toxic.
A common example of bioremediation is composting. Composting is a...
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Chapter 19 / Lesson 6Bioremediation and bioaugmentation is the process of microbes cleaning up different forms of pollution. Discover the pros and cons of bioremediation versus bioaugmentation, as well as what situations each one can be useful in.