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In Situ Bioremediation of Petroleum Hydrocarbon and Other Organic Compounds 5(3)
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From supertanker oil spills to the leaking underground storage tank at the corner gas station, contamination from petroleum hydrocarbons fuels and other organic compounds is an environmental concern that affects nearly every small hamlet and major metropolis throughout the world. Moreover, the worlds rivers, estuaries, and oceans are threatened by contamination from petroleum leaks and spills. Fortunately, most petroleum hydrocarbons are amenable to biodegradation, and a considerable body of experience has been build up over the past two decades in applying in situ bioremediation to a variety of contaminants in all media. Good progress is being made in terms of developing innovative, costeffective in situ approaches to bioremediation. This book provides a comprehensive guide to the latest technological breakthroughs in both the laboratory and the field, covering such topics as air sparging, cometabolic biodegradation, treatment of MTBE, realtime control systems, nutrient addition, rapid biosensor analysis, multiphase extraction, and accelerated bioremediation. This book is one of an eightvolume set of proceedings from the Fifth International In Situ and OnSite Bioremediation Symposium held in San Diego, April 1999.
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