Soil remediation encompasses various processes aimed at decontaminating soil. The ultimate goal is to treat contaminated soil by removing or converting pollutants into less harmful forms.
Some of the pollutants soil remediation addresses include heavy metals, cyanides, semi-volatiles, pesticides.
How Soil becomes polluted
Man-made chemicals (petroleum hydrocarbons, pesticides, lead, and other heavy metals) cause soil contamination (pollution), leading to land remediation. Soil contamination occurs for many reasons, for example:
Improper disposal of waste
Leaky underground storage tanks
Leaching of waste from landfills
Mining releases sulphuric acid, mercury, and arsenic
Fertilizer application
Oil and fuel dumping
Groundwater
ENVOCARE has successfully completed hydrogen peroxide, sodium permanganate and other proprietary chemicals.
Obtain in-situ permit from the NJDEP and development of Remedial Action Workplan
Injection of chemicals into soil excavation to reduce petroleum and chlorinated volatiles in the environment