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Bioremediation is the use of:

1. Microorganisms or plants to degrade or remove contaminants
2. Incineration to destroy wastes
3. Concrete barriers to contain waste
4. Chemical oxidation only

Answer

A. Microorganisms or plants to degrade or remove contaminants

Solution

Phytoremediation specifically uses plants.

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