environmental remediation

Environmental remediation is the process of cleaning up and restoring contaminated land and water to make it safe for people and wildlife. It involves identifying pollutants, such as chemicals or hazardous waste, and taking steps to remove or contain them. Techniques can include soil excavation, water treatment, and bioremediation, which uses natural processes to break down pollutants. The goal of remediation is to reduce health risks and restore ecosystems, often making areas suitable for parks, homes, or agriculture once again. This is vital for protecting public health and preserving the environment for future generations.