Eco Friendly Series

Phytoremediation Refers To The Technologies That Use Living Plants To Clean Up Soil, Air And Water Contaminated With Hazardous Contaminants. It Is Defined As “The Use Of Green Plants And The Associated Microorganisms Along With Proper Oil Amendments And Agronomic Techniques To Either Contain, Removes Or Render Toxic Environmental Contaminants Harmless.”

Phytoremediation May Be Applied To Polluted Soil Or Static Water Environment. Examples Where Phytoremediation Has Been Used Successfully Include The Restoration Of Abandoned Metal Mine Workings And Sites Where Polychlorinated Biphenyl Shave Been Dumped During Manufacture And Mitigation Of On-going Coalmine Discharges Reducing The Impact Of Contaminants In Soils, Water Or Air.

Different Phytoremediation Process

• Phytoextraction
• Phytostabilisation
• Phytodegradation
• Phytostimulation
• Phytovolatilisation
• Phytoscreening
• Phytotransformation
• Rhizofiltration
• Phytodesalinisationt
• Biological Hydraulic Containment

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Did You Know? Your windows and doors could contribute to nature and the carbon footprint? Eco-Friendly Materials for frames are as follows:

Timber Doors: Timber doors are from renewable resources.

Composite Doors: Composite doors are from recycled timber.

UPVC Windows & Doors: UPVC Windows & Doors can reduce timber usage Right selection of glass panes can also help in staying eco friendly.

Low E Glass: Argon gas acts as an insulating material. Insulated glass has a vacuum that helps in controlling the inner temperature, which in turn reduces electricity bills.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]