Abstract
The paper discusses the use of different biocenosis to clean soil from oil pollution. Indicated that the use of artificial biocenosis expensive and not always effective. It is shown that the use of natural ecological communities, for example, in the form of activated sludge wastewater treatment plants were selected on the oil refineries are much cheaper and as effective as the action of biological products, which are based on artificial biocenosis.
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