Titlebook: Environmental Biotechnology for Waste Treatment; Gary S. Sayler,Robert Fox,James W. Blackburn Book 1991 Plenum Press, New York 1991 biolog

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Bioremediation of Explosives Contaminated Soils (Scientific Questions/Engineering Realities)en demonstrated as subject to biological attack to some degree. In fact, RDX and HMX are routinely treated in wastewaters from production facilities by a conventional anaerobic biological process. The presence of the subject compounds in soil, however, has proven a more difficult removal problem for

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Practices, Potential, and Pitfalls in the Application of Biotechnology to Environmental Problems treatment plants (WTP) and composting certainly fit the definition of using biology and technology together. WTP’s have been the subject of much study by engineers who have developed numerous designs for dealing not only with domestic waste but with industrial wastes too. In fact, the DuPont Compan

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What Is the Km of Disappearase?asier targets, such as gasoline and simple pesticides. (2) Researchers have discovered many microorganisms in the last few years that are capable of degrading what were previously thought to be highly recalcitrant molecules. A good example of this is trichloroethylene (TCE), which only ten years ago

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The Field Implementation of Bioremediation: An EPA Perspectivewe will be more reliant on innovative technologies for improved treatment efficiencies and lower costs. To meet these objectives, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Administrator, William Reilly, has sought to develop an agenda for the 1990’s to identify strategies for increasing the u

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An Historical Perspective: Does Good Science or Good Press Generate Demand?s, is good science. And lately it has been receiving a good press, which hasn’t hurt our cause either. Neither the scientific community nor the press, however, has been the primary influence on demand for bioremediation. That role has been and continues to be played by the regulator. Our business is

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-31246-6 biochemistry and genetics mediating biodegradation has only been developed in the later half of this century, practical civil engineering applications of biological processes for control of domestic and some industrial wastes have been developed as highly efficient technology.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-64902-2nothing in the 1960s. Some intermittent operation of manufactured gas plants continued after the 1960s to provide peak shaving capacity. During the Era of Manufactured Gas it has been estimated that there were over 1500 operating sites throughout the United States.