Dutch get down to earth

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Dyer, M

Language: English Series: Estates Gazette ; (9817) 25 April 1998, 138-140(3)Publication details: 1998Subject(s):

Summary: Details a Dutch method of treating contaminated land, which takes a natural in-situ approach as a more approachable form than landfill. The NORBIS programme uses natural biochemical processes to clean up polluted soil.

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Details a Dutch method of treating contaminated land, which takes a natural in-situ approach as a more approachable form than landfill. The NORBIS programme uses natural biochemical processes to clean up polluted soil.

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