Arsenic Complicates Groundwater Bioremediation

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A common groundwater contaminant known as trichloroethene can be broken down by certain bacteria, a process known as bioremediation. But, according to a new NIEHS Superfund Research Program study, this process may stall when arsenic is present.

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