| In general, chemical catalysis offers faster reactions times than bioremediation schemes but also tends to be more expensive. |
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| Thus bioremediation could be utilised to effectively correct the existing imbalances and eliminate the need for chemical treatment. |
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| Some are being used in bioremediation projects, such as cleaning up oil and industrial waste, and some are employed in the mining industry. |
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| This tolerance has practical application in bioremediation and in efforts to colonize polluted sites. |
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| Tiny microorganisms such as bacteria are often the agents of choice for bioremediation. |
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| These advances can also lead to new tools for bioremediation and to cleaner industrial processes that use fewer toxic chemicals. |
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| Microorganisms can be used for biodegradation and bioremediation by breaking down toxic compounds. |
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| The land was then treated by a variety of methods, including solidification, bioremediation and indirect thermal desorption. |
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| Kanpur's government has invited WWF to prepare a feasibility study for implementing bioremediation on three further drains in the city. |
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| Applied to solid waste, noncontinuous wastewater, bioremediation and to sludge and soil contaminated with oil. |
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| Two other bioremediation teams, one using bacteria, the other using engineered bacteria, were also given sections of the contaminated soil to test. |
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| Our initial focus was on biodiversity and food and farming issues, as well as bioremediation and natural treatment systems for decontaminating the environment. |
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| One of the best weapons against bioterrorism may be a healthy biotech industry, bioremediation may also prove to be a useful weapon against pollution. |
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| We believe that the technology has potential, particularly in therapeutics, bioremediation, and other aspects, but that we should proceed with extreme caution. |
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| This has advanced bioremediation of metal-contaminated soil environments, where some plants have been shown to internalize toxic elements such as cadmium, arsenic, and nickel. |
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| And many more species are turning out to be useful for major industries such as biological control, biological mining, bioremediation and environmental monitoring. |
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| The case centers on a so-called bioremediation program at Chevron's drilling facilities on the island of Sumatra. |
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| During the trial, defense lawyers called into question the credibility of the state's expert witness on bioremediation. |
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| The defense also said that its scientific analysis had confirmed that the soil was sufficiently contaminated to warrant bioremediation. |
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| A bioremediation pilot project of aquatic plants was conducted in partnership with French and U. S. scientists. |
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| This means that for bioremediation, the biogranules deliver a one-two punch that's the basis of the technology, notes Dr. Guiot. |
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| In 1996, Bell Canada began clean-up and bioremediation on a total of 19 sites in remote Northern communities. |
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| The technology of land bioremediation has been successful enough in the United States, Europe and elsewhere to demonstrate that it works. |
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| Contributing to this increase was new government restrictions limiting the use of on-site bioremediation at our refineries. |
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| Find out how a bioremediation strategy based on nutrient enrichment was used to clean up over 100 kilometres of oil-contaminated shoreline. |
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| Pure Enviro Management is a bioremediation company that focuses on the natural removal of contaminants from damaged soils. |
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| Due to the complexity of the material, results in the field of bioremediation have to date been sooner empirically and unsystematically gathered and assessed. |
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| It would, however, be more desirable from a bioremediation perspective to utilize well nourished growing organisms to decolor dyes for prolonged periods of time. |
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| The most efficient process from a bioremediation perspective would be if white-rot fungi were able to decolor consecutive additions of dye over an extended period of time. |
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| In some facilities, it is bioremediation, in which the hydrolysate is broken down into simpler and non-toxic compounds by a mix of microorganisms, not unlike sewage treatment. |
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| The problem with bioremediation is that it needs to build up a bank of results to confirm it is predictable, yet there is a hesitancy about using it until its reliability is proven. |
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| This did not prevent the production of a much awaited guide on oil spill waste treatment, nor a major experimentation programme in the natural environment on bioremediation in the intertidal zone. |
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| Their unique technology for the bioremediation of groundwater contaminated with chlorinated solvents recently received two-thumbs up from a distinguished panel of business and scientific leaders. |
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| In the course of this plausibility assessment, all relevant factors are examined in determining whether bioremediation is conductible in a cost-effective manner. |
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| After the completion of hydro geological assessments and glycol treatability studies in 2003, construction began on a glycol bioremediation system. |
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| Nutrient-rich detergents or active bioremediation — which encourages the growth of bacteria that can break down oil — can fundamentally disturb the ecological balance for decades. |
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| Consequently, bioremediation techniques aim to provide optimal conditions for bacteria after a spill, so that the bacteria can work as efficiently as possible to eliminate the oil. |
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| Our refining and marketing waste management efforts include the establishment of bioremediation soil recycling centres at our refinery sites in Canada. |
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| This instance makes it clear that the test prescribed in the current decree for the emulsion stability criteria of an accelerated bioremediation is in no event suitable. |
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| Next, we shall proceed to study in greater depth some applications of the biotechnological areas which are most applied in bioremediation and the cleanest technologies: enzymatic biocatalysis and microbial fermentation. |
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| Surfactants enhance bioremediation involves the use of surfactants to desorb the contamination and significantly improve the bio-availability of many recalcitrant compounds. |
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| Fungi have been shown to biomineralize uranium oxides, suggesting they may have application in the bioremediation of radioactively polluted sites. |
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