Biofiltering is a bioremediation technique that involves the use of a biological medium, typically composed of living microorganisms or plants, to degrade or immobilize environmental pollutants, thereby distinguishing it from abiotic filtration methods by its reliance on biological activity for contaminant removal.
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Biofiltration for air pollution control
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