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By: Cortland Coleman

Cortland Coleman — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 01:14:12 +0000

China is going to need a lot more than bioremediation to comprehensively address its environmental issues. Granted, technological leaps are make bioremediation a feasible option for some cleanup sites, but generally speaking, these sites are nowhere near the scale of contamination found - according to reports - in China.

China will benefit from advances in bioremediation but the heavy lifting of intense site cleanups in China will, most likely, need to be achieved by more traditional methods. However, China is a very long away from even getting a handle on their most contaminated sites. By that time, perhaps bioremediation technology could catch up and provide a lower-cost cleanup option to a country that will desperately need it.