Contaminated land remediation is a problem unique to this 20th-21st century. But it's also a problem for which we all bear a certain amount of responsibility. Most countries have governmental agencies in place regulate proper disposal practices in order to avoid and/or address this land contamination.

2. Contaminated land remediation
is a problem unique to this 20th-
21st century. But it's also a
problem for which we all bear a
certain amount of responsibility.
Most countries have
governmental agencies in place
regulate proper disposal
practices in order to avoid
and/or address this land
contamination. In the U.S.
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3. Contaminated land remediation has also
become big business with many companies
specializing in the removal of toxic agents.
There are regulations and procedures that
must be adhered to in the removal of polluted
soil or water that threatens our environment.
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4. Companies and property owners who are
found to be in violation of such regulations
can be severely penalized with high fines
and, in some cases, even with criminal
charges.
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5. While it is a fact man could not function in this
current technological world without some
form of contaminants being used, regulations
regarding proper disposal, as well as agencies
to oversee use and disposal methods, keep the
dangers to a minimum.
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6. We, as inhabitants of this
earth and dependents of its
rich resources, can do our part
as well in making sure there is
less need of contaminated
land remediation by being
responsible in the way we
dispose of toxic chemicals and
other products.
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7. The paints and solvents we use in our homes,
gardens and automobiles, for instance, should
be disposed of at a dump designated to accept
those items. Our batteries and computer
components and certain other electrical
appliances also require special disposal sites.
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