The removal of oil spills using biological processes can ... used to alter existing microbial communities and enhance their bioremediation activities. Additionally, the use of biosurfactants ...

Cleaning up after a major oil spill is a long ... These include surface washing agents, dispersants, sorbents and bioremediation. Each method has its own strengths and drawbacks that can be ...

One of the most prevalent uses of bioremediation is in the cleanup of oil spills, and was employed extensively for the Exxon Valdez and Deep Water Horizon spills. Bioremediation is significantly ...

The health of global oceans is under constant threat from harms like microplastics, oil spills, industrial pollution and ...

Oil spills release heavy hydrocarbons and volatile organic compounds ... Chemical and biological remediation includes adsorption, chemical coagulation, burning, phytoremediation, bioremediation, and ...

oil in freshwater, the impact of bioremediation in cold climates and coastal wetlands, and the use of drones and long-rang underwater autonomous vehicles in spill detection and monitoring.

(Nanowerk News) Cleaning up after a major oil spill is a long, expensive process ... These include surface washing agents, dispersants, sorbents and bioremediation. Each method has its own strengths ...

The continuing report of oil spills from sea accidents and the release of water ... chemical treatments involving the use of solidifiers and dispersants, and iv) bioremediation. The most common ...

An expert in chemical engineering and environmental science, Engr Abdullahi Abdulsalam, has voiced concerns over continuous oil spills in ... research in this area of bioremediation to develop ...