The paper also will be published in the premier issue of Bioremediation Journal, to be available at the end of April. Nies says the knowledge gained from his studies may help in understanding how and why microbes eat other types of toxic chemicals in the soil, and how they might be used in bioremediation efforts. Here are 11 Purdue experts who can discuss various aspects of ground water quality. Topics are agricultural effects on ground water, bioremediation of pesticides, drinking water quality, environmental policy, geological dating, ground water regulations, ground water resources, hydraulic engineering, modeling of fluid movement, municipal planning and development, and waste and septic systems. Please also let us know whether you would like to be removed from our postal mailing list.
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