Chemical Technology and Development Trend of Contaminated Land Remediation

Tianqing Chen; Hang Zhou; Ying Wang

doi:10.54691/ty2qk092

Authors

Tianqing Chen
Hang Zhou
Ying Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/ty2qk092

Keywords:

Contaminated Land; Chemical Remediation; Technical Measures; Development Trends.

Abstract

In recent years, the rapid development of industry and agriculture in China has led to the destruction of soil environmental quality caused by pesticides, heavy metals and other pollutants entering the soil, and the decline of crop yield and quality. Therefore, soil pollution remediation is urgent, and it is urgent to explore the remediation technologies of polluted land with good remediation effect, low cost and popularization. This paper summarizes the relevant technologies in the literature, expounds several practical measures of chemical remediation technology of polluted land in detail, and discusses the development trend of contaminated land remediation technology in the future, in order to provide theoretical support for promoting the remediation technology of polluted land in China.

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