Abstract
Abstract This past year, reports have raised expectations that the in situ biodegradation of chlorinated solvents and chlorinated aliphatic hydrocarbon contaminants in groundwater may soon become a reality. Both anaerobic reductive dehalogenation to non-chlorinated products and complete aerobic oxidation offer greatly increased promise for potential applications.
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