Bioremediation of Chlorinated Solvents in a High-Sulfate-Content Fractured Aquifer in Southeast Pennsylvania(ABSTRACT)

摘要

A persistent chlorinated solvent plume was the target of voluntary bioremediation efforts at a fractured bedrock site in southeast Pennsylvania. The history of the plume, and the hydrogeologic circumstances associated with designing an in situ bioremediation remedy in this fractured bedrock aquifer are examined. Additionally, findings of the bioremediation program are also discussed.