Grantee Research Project Results
Assessing the Use of Genetically Engineered Plants to Remediate Mercury Contaminated Soils
EPA Grant Number: U915647Title: Assessing the Use of Genetically Engineered Plants to Remediate Mercury Contaminated Soils
Investigators: Heaton, Andrew C.
Institution: University of Georgia
EPA Project Officer: Hahn, Intaek
Project Period: August 1, 1999 through August 1, 2002
Project Amount: $95,736
RFA: STAR Graduate Fellowships (1999) RFA Text | Recipients Lists
Research Category: Fellowship - Ecology , Ecological Indicators/Assessment/Restoration , Academic Fellowships
Objective:
Abstract Currently Not Available
Supplemental Keywords:
Scientific Discipline, Ecosystem Protection/Environmental Exposure & Risk, Waste, Water, Fate & Transport, Mercury, Environmental Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Contaminated Sediments, Geochemistry, Bioremediation, Ecology and Ecosystems, contaminant transport, heavy metals, sorption experiments, adsorption, bioremediation of soils, contaminated sediment, metal contamination, phytoremediation, genetically engineered plants, biodegradation, fate and transport, hazardous waste, chemical kinetics, contaminant transport models, chemical transport, photodegradation, heavy metal contamination, degradation, contaminants in soilProgress and Final Reports:
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