US breakthrough in soil detoxification

Language: English Series: Daily Telegraph ; 8/5/90 p7Publication details: 1990Subject(s):

Summary: Hazardous waste could be removed cheaply and quickly from contaminated soils if a new technique being developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is successful.

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Hazardous waste could be removed cheaply and quickly from contaminated soils if a new technique being developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is successful.

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