Highlights•CSIA enables assessment of biodegradation of low-molecular weight organic
pollutants.•In situ-microcosms using fatty-/amino acid SIP allows detection of pollutant …

In order to study the degradation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in an aged and
highly contaminated soil, four bioremediation strategies (indigenous microorganisms …

Natural attenuation has become an effective and low-cost alternative to more expensive
engineered remediation. This new edition updates the principles and fundamentals of …

Protection of groundwater resources requires the development of reliable ecological
indicators. Microorganisms involved in ecological services or being associated with …

Natural attenuation maybe a cost-efficient option for bioremediation of contaminated sites
but requires knowledge about the activity of degrading microbes under in situ conditions. In …

Monitored natural attenuation is widely accepted as a sustainable remediation method.
However, methods providing proof of proceeding natural attenuation within the water …

Abstract Characterization of hydrological conditions at polluted sites is critical for
understanding of contaminant distribution and transport. Standard techniques for site …

Aromatic compounds are nowadays still of major environmental concern. These compounds
have been proven to be biodegradable under both aerobic and anaerobic conditions. Under …

La bio-remédiation in situ est une technique de réhabilitation couramment utilisée pour le
traitement des sols et des nappes contaminés, notamment par les hydrocarbures pétroliers …

Inadvertent releases of nitroaromatic compounds (NACs) during the production of dyes,
explosives, and pesticides have led to soil and groundwater contamination at a chemical …