Natural Attenuation of Groundwater Contaminants: New Paradigms, Technologies, and Applications
The cleanup of the numerous groundwater pollution sites is a substantial and difficult environmental problem. The environmental business is always striving for cost-effective and effective cleanup options. Over the last decade, there have been incredible, significant advances in your understanding of major attenuation processes and technology for measuring natural attenuation processes, as well as a shifting institutional stance on when and when monitored natural attenuation (MNA) may be used. Despite these developments, recovering polluted groundwater from anthropogenic sources to allow for unrestricted usage remains a challenge.
Because of the complicated combination of physical, chemical, and biological restrictions involved with active in-situ cleanup solutions, there has long been an emphasis on understanding natural mechanisms that attenuate groundwater contaminated plumes. You will use fundamental environmental science and engineering concepts to figure out how to effectively deploy MNA as a feasible solution for groundwater contaminated plumes. In addition, you will go into the history of this technology and offer predictions regarding its future paths. This in-depth examination of MNA will assist any professional working in the environmental remediation business. Through lectures, readings, and computational activities, you will improve your understanding and use of MNA. Students will leave this course with updated knowledge and practical skills that may be used at all conceivable MNA locations.
This course offers
- Flexible deadlines
- Shareable Certificate
- 100% online
- Advanced Level
- It takes approximately 28 hours to complete.
- Subtitles: French, Portuguese (European), Russian, English, Spanish
Coursera rating: 4.8/5
Enroll here: https://www.coursera.org/learn/natural-attenuation-of-groundwater-contaminants
