How Environmental Remediation Can Breathe New Life Into Contaminated Sites
In many countries, remediation is paid for by government agencies or by private insurance companies through compulsory insurance schemes. In some cases, such as with asbestos removal, the cost may be borne by people who have had no role in causing the contamination. In other cases, such as lead paint removal, the costs may be passed on to landlords who are required to pay them under law. What is Environment Remediation Environmental remediation is the process of removing or neutralising pollution. It can involve decontaminating polluted soil, water and air. Environmental Remediation is usually treated as a separate process for…
