What is BRIOREDIATION?

BRIOREDIATION is a form of environmental cleaning that relies on biological organisms such as plants, fungi and microorganisms such as bacteria. People have been using this technique for centuries, and at the end of the 20th century, it has become more applied to the range of environmental problems around the world. An example of ancient bioremediation is the use of plants to pull out salts from the soil to be arable again, while a classic example of modern bioremmediation included the use of beneficial bacteria that help clean up Exxon-Valdez oil in Alaska. The situations in which mushrooms are used are reserve "bioremediation" to refer to the use of microorganisms such as bacteria, protozoans, etc. In all cases, the aim is to use the natural features of the body to deal with the environmental problem or genetically formed an organism that can cope with environmental situations. This feature is often used in situations where toxins were released into large areas, causing theseThe areas are basically impossible to clean or contain. For example, contaminated rivers can be cleaned with carefully established bacteria. The bacteria will die as soon as the supply of toxins is exhausted, as food supplies occurs to prevent the development of a secondary environmental problem.

Environmental agencies can use living organisms on a place with bioremediation in situ in which the required organisms are carefully introduced into the environment and their progress is monitored until the place is cleaned or used outside the site. EX situ BIOREDIATION is used to clean contaminated and other materials that have been removed and isolated so that they can be rendered inert and safe to handle. This technique reduces the accumulation of toxins and risks in landfills and insulating equipment that leaves the Earth cleaner for future generations.

One of the great advantages of bioremediation is that cleaningIT'S PROBLEM without creating a problem. This process can be used to treat new and old toxins, which is useful in retention of newly emerging problems, as well as environmental remediation, which is designed to solve old problems such as factory pollution of the decade. The organisms used are often independent, die as soon as the task is fulfilled, and in the case of genetically modified organisms, scientists can specifically propose organisms to easily remove from the environment as soon as they serve their purpose.