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This research shows effective biosorption for remediating heavy metals in contaminated soils, suggesting innovative methods for environmental cleanup.
The problems of microbial remediation of soils contaminated with heavy metals are considered. The principles of bioremediation, including the active and passive components of this biosorption process, are shown. Examples of bioremediation of coal dumps in Kuzbass, as well as the combination of bio- and phytoremediation, are given. New directions of bioremediation are noted, in particular, using biosurfactants.
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