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Bioremediation is a fairly new technique within the past ten years that has yielded both remarkable and yet some setback results. As to advantages, bioremediation is a “natural process”, it destroys the target chemicals, its’ usually less expensive than other technologies, and can be used where the problem is located. Disadvantages of bioremediation include the fact that little is still known concerning specifics on its effects in areas having multiple contaminations, it often takes longer than other treatment methods, and that it requires constant monitoring to ensure effectiveness.