CRC Press Handbook of Bioremediation - CRC Press Revivals - Soil Science

The Handbook of Bioremediation provides an essential resource for professionals working in soil and ground-water restoration. Written by leading remediation scientists, this text offers a deep look into the processes, applications, and limitations of various remediation technologies. It serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding how to restore contaminated environments effectively. This volume covers field-tested technologies and the specific site characterization requirements necessary for each method. Readers can find detailed information regarding the costs associated with implementation, helping to plan projects with greater accuracy. The content moves from theoretical concepts to limited field-scale investigations, providing a wide range of insights for researchers and practitioners. Whether you are studying soil science or managing environmental cleanup projects, this handbook delivers the technical knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of groundwater and soil decontamination. It is a vital reference for anyone looking to understand the practical and theoretical aspects of modern bioremediation techniques.