Research in Oklahoma shows fertilizer could aid oil spill cleanup but more study is needed
A University of Oklahoma professor is willing to continue studying an organic compound used mainly as a fertilizer that could help in cleaning up petroleum spills.
But there isn't any money in it at the moment.
Mark Nanny, an environmental engineering professor at OU, spent two years studying the performance of humate in soil remediation after contamination by petroleum products, thanks to a pair of grants ...
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