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Bioremediation Techniques of Oil Contaminated Soils in Ohio

Author(s) -

David W. Hodges

Publication year - 1996

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/16007

Subject(s) - environmental remediation , bioremediation , environmental science , waste management , soil water , contamination , soil contamination , remedial action , crude oil , environmental engineering , petroleum engineering , engineering , soil science , ecology , biology

The objective of this project is to develop environmentally sound and cost-effective remediation techniques for crude oil contaminated soils. By providing a guidance manual to oil and gas operators, the Ohio Division of Oil and Gas regulatory authority hopes to reduce remediation costs while improving voluntary compliance with soil clean-up requirements. This shall be accomplished by conducting a series of field tests to define the optimum range for nutrient and organic enhancement to biologically remediate soils contaminated with brines and crude oil having a wide rage of viscosity

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