Traditionally the province of chemists, the problem of
environmental pollution is increasingly being tackled using
methodologies which have a biological basis. This 1998 volume
provides a range of examples of how biotechnology can offer
sensitive and ecologically relevant new ways of monitoring the
presence of biohazards in our environment and, once detected, how
these biohazards can be removed in an ecologically safe way through
bioremediation. Additional chapters on economic, legislative and
policy aspects set the topic in its social context, resulting in a
broad-ranging volume of value to all those concerned with the
science of ecologically effective environmental protection and
management.
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