Titlebook: Biotechnology for Waste Management and Site Restoration; Technological, Educa C. Ronneau,O. Bitchaeva Book 1997 Kluwer Academic Publishers

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Environmental Biotechnology in Research and Education it is beginning to crystallize into a distinct field of research and implementation. The discussion will then turn to the implications for the training of professionals that seek to become practitioners in this field.

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Book 1997result in a long-term scientific and technological strategy, newtechnologies and alternative solutions, and practical implementationsof biotechnology for the nuclear and industrial sectors of theeconomy.

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The Social, Economic, Business, and Policy Dimensions of Bioremediation Techniqueslear that these technologies have significant effects on societies, and that the social, economic, policy, and business dimensions of society affect the development and use of bioremediation techniques. This chapter discusses these factors and their interactions.

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Biotechnology of Radioactive Wastes: A General Overviewind a legacy of environmental contamination of monumental proportions. The principal contaminants are the radionuclides, toxic metals, and hazardous organic compounds. It is a major local, regional, and national problem. Remediation and restoration of the contaminated sites have received greater att

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