microbial remediation

Microbial remediation is a process that uses naturally occurring microbes, such as bacteria and fungi, to clean up pollution or contamination in the environment. These microbes break down harmful substances like oil, chemicals, or heavy metals into less toxic or harmless compounds. This eco-friendly method is often used to detoxify soils, water, or air, reducing reliance on chemical treatments. By harnessing the natural abilities of microbes, microbial remediation offers an effective and sustainable way to restore environmental health and manage pollution.