Sentence examples for cleaning soil from inspiring English sources
The cost of cleaning soil around reactors and nuclear weapons facilities could range from thousands of dollars to more than $100 million, depending on whether the standard was an exposure of 15 or 25 millirem a year, the report said.
The technical obstacle is that the structure attached to the spiral drilling rod for a drilling machine could not fulfill the function of cleaning soil well.
Oil companies have no proven way of cleaning soil; hauling it away is expensive and simply moves the problem to a landfill.
The TBAs are scheduled caste and thought of as inferior, they carry out the more menial jobs such as cutting the cord, disposing of the placenta and cleaning soiled items, due to the associated pollution [ 30].
Investigators have discovered that lead can be transformed by multiple soil fungi into a stable form known as chloropyromorphite, suggesting a potential new tool for cleaning up soil lead contamination.
But the cost of cleaning contaminated soil and groundwater is the property owner's burden.
Even pumpkins, according to a recent Canadian study, show promise in cleaning up soil contaminated with DDT.
He initially used a Diamond beamline to determine how effective earthworms might be at cleaning up soil that was contaminated with heavy metals such as lead and zinc, a process known as remediation.
However, Zhuang Guotai, the head of the MEP's Department of Nature and Ecology Conservation, has said that cleaning up soil pollution is a difficult and lengthy process that will require huge investment.
Even some bureaucrats have taken the initiative: officials in several towns in Fukushima Prefecture are cleaning the soil in schoolyards without help from the central government, and a radiation expert with the Health Ministry who quit his job over his bosses' slow response to the nuclear accident is helping city leaders in Fukushima do their own monitoring.
