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New Methods Allow On-Site Remediation of Contaminated Aquatic Sediments

via Phys.org·Mar 26

Scientists have developed new methods to remediate contaminated aquatic sediments directly on-site, addressing a major reservoir of harmful substances in water bodies. These techniques prevent the release of stored nutrients and toxins that can turn sediments into sources of emissions, protecting local ecosystems. This innovation offers a practical solution to cleaning up lakes and rivers without the need for disruptive dredging operations.

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