Natural biodegradation definition
Natural biodegradation means in situ biological processes such as aerobic respiration, anaerobic respiration, and cometabolism, that occur without human intervention and that break down hazardous substances into other compounds or elements. The process is typically a multiple step process and may or may not result in organic compounds being completely broken down or mineralized to carbon dioxide and water.
Natural biodegradation means in situ biological processes such as aerobic respiration, anaerobic respiration, and cometabolism, that occur without human intervention and that break down hazardous sub- stances into other compounds or elements. The process is typically a multiple step process and may or may not result in organic compounds
Natural biodegradation means biodegradation that occurs without human intervention. See definition of “biodegradation.”