Method for remediation of contaminated lands

Abstract

The invention relates to agriculture and can be used to restore soil fertility. A method for remediation of contaminated lands involves pouring and introducing a bioreagent to a depth into the soil prepared for purification. Remediation is carried out in 2 steps: in the first step, slit-like or round holes are made in the infected area to a depth of 25 cm, poured with water, afterwards, 5-6 hours later, this area is poured with a bioreagent in the form of a humus-containing suspension in an amount of up to 400 g per kg of soil containing strains: Acinetobacter calcoaceticus VKPM V-4883, Pseudomonas denitrificans VKPM-4884, Pseudomonas sp. “longa” VKPM V-4885, Rhodococcus erythropolis in an amount of (6-8)·109, (3-4)·109 (2-3)·109, (1-2)·109 cells per 1 L of solution, respectively, in the ratio, wt. % 4.8:2.4:1.7:1.0. In the second step, 8-10 days later, half the initial dose of the concentrate of the humus-containing suspension is introduced. After introduction of the second reduced dose of the humus-containing suspension, watering is continued for 14 days. The distance between the slit-like or round holes is 8-10 cm. The proposed method for remediation of contaminated lands provides for treatment efficiency and a reduction in the degree of decontamination from a high degree of contamination to the MPC (maximum permissible concentration) level, preservation of soil biocenosis and restoration of soil fertility.

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