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5. In biological land remediation, why are there usually collection systems? To ensure the area is sufficiently oxygenated. To prevent contaminant leaching from treatment. To catch escaping volatile contaminants. To optimise/enhance bioremediation. None of the above.

          5. In biological land remediation, why are there usually
collection systems?
To ensure the area is sufficiently oxygenated.
To prevent contaminant leaching from treatment.
To catch escaping volatile contaminants.
To optimise/enhance bioremediation.
None of the above.

5. In biological land remediation, why are there usually
collection systems?
To ensure the area is sufficiently oxygenated.
To prevent contaminant leaching from treatment.
To catch escaping volatile contaminants.
To optimise/enhance bioremediation.
None of the above.

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5. In biological land remediation, why are there usually collection systems? To ensure the area is sufficiently oxygenated. To prevent contaminant leaching from treatment. To catch escaping volatile contaminants. To optimize/enhance bioremediation. None of the above.