LIFE MY SOIL: THE PROJECT REPOSITORY JOURNAL
9 de May de 2025We are pleased to announce that the full article summarising the LIFE MY SOIL project has now been published in the new edition of ‘The Project repository Journal’.
The LIFE MySOIL project aims to advance mycoremediation, using fungi to degrade soil contaminants such as petroleum hydrocarbons. Its objectives include validating this sustainable bioremediation method through pilot demonstrations across Europe. By refining the techniques, the aim is to achieve cost-effective and environmentally friendly soil restoration that reduces pollution and improves soil health.
From KEPLER we encourage you to read the full article. You can find it at the following address:
https://www.europeandissemination.eu/article/mycoremediation-as-a-step-further-to-soil-remediation-the-life-mysoil-project/23193
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