Permeable Reactive Barriers is an in situ groundwater remediation technology consisting of a subsurface, hydraulically permeable zone of reactive media installed transverse to the natural direction of groundwater flow, which passively intercepts contaminant plumes and removes, immobilizes, or transforms dissolved pollutants via physical, chemical, and/or biological reactions as the water flows through it.
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