In this 30th episode, I discuss What Are The Most Common Soil Remediation Methods?

Common soil remediation methods include excavation/disposal, bioremediation, thermal treatment, chemical treatment (like oxidation/reduction) and physical treatments (like soil washing or vapor extraction), often categorized as in-situ (in place) or ex-situ (excavated) and chosen based on contaminant type and concentration. Methods range from simply removing and relocating contaminated soil (dig and haul/dump) to using microbes or enzymes (bioremediation) or heat (thermal desorption) to break down or separate pollutants, aiming to stabilize, destroy, or remove hazardous materials to chemical oxidation whereby agents are introduced into the contaminated soil to neutralize the contamination.

I suggest that a combination of methods could be the best approach.

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