Biostimulation Remediation Technologies for Groundwater Contaminants

Remediation is the only way to clean up the contaminants in soils and groundwater. Remediation refers to the process of environmental cleanup of contaminated sites and the techniques to reduce or eliminate contamination from soil or groundwater. General technical methodologies include transfer of contaminants solely by themselves, with contaminated soils or groundwater to other places for final treatment or disposal; confinement of contaminants in place and destruction of contaminants in place. Mechanistic principles are physical, chemical, and biological processes. Remediation pathways include transfer of contaminants alone or with contaminated groundwater to other place for final treatment or disposal, confinement, and destruction of contaminants in place. Technical principles for remediation can be divided into physical, chemical and biological processes.
Groundwater contamination and groundwater remediation will be the primordial, burning and vexing issue of the present day and future of human civilization.