B. brizantha can remediate soils contaminated with picloram and reduce leaching, which is higher in soils treated with limestone.
This leads to discussions about how they can remediate the problem and further think about how they might similarly assess impairment of local waterways in their communities.
In addition, these organisms have capability to solve secondary pollution, as they can remediate radioactive compound, petroleum waste and degrade toxins from pesticides.
It can be expected that higher N fertilization and higher below-ground biomass production can remediate soil physically degraded by wheel compaction.
Company XYZ administrators detect the extrusion of data and take action to stem the flow of data by severing the Internet connection until they can remediate and recover from the attack.
One liter commercial grade nonionic surfactant nonylphenol ethoxylate (NPEO9) that purchased from Egyptian market is approximately equal 3US$, and 1,000 ml of 3%% surfactant solution can remediate 100 kg soil contaminated by 10%% waste lubricant oils.
Therefore this area urgently needed a comprehensive assessment by governmental and nongovernmental organization to cope up with this problem and find a miracle solution which can remediate soil and water quality.
In situ permeable biological barriers (biobarriers, BBs) can remediate MTBE polluted groundwater by allowing pure cultures or microbial consortia to degrade MTBE when aerobic conditions are present, either by direct metabolism or cometabolism.
The results provide strong evidence that intercropping with P. reticulatum is an ecological agroforestry system for the Sahel that can remediate soils, increase crop yields, and buffer climate change.
Live or dead cells of Synechocystis sp. can remediate uranyl ion due to the presence of an extracellular hemolysin, such as protein (HLP), which conjugate with polysaccharides and help in the adsorption of radioactive compound (Kalin et al. 2004; Fukuda et al. 2013).
