Soil treatment using natural biocoenosis

Abstract

The paper considers the possibility of using different biocoenosisforsoil treatment of oil contamination. It is indicated that the use of artificial biocoenosis is expensive and not always effective. It is shown that the use of natural biocoenosis, for example, in the form of activated sludge taken from the treatment facilities of oil refineries, is much cheaper and not inferior in effectiveness to the action of biological substance preparations (biological preparations) based on artificial biocoenosis.