J Environ Qual July 2017 PMID 28783790

Wheat Growth in Soils Treated by Ex Situ Thermal Desorption.

Peter L O'Brien, Thomas M DeSutter, Francis X M Casey, Abbey F Wick, E Khan

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Several discussions highlight the relevance of soil remediation techniques like thermal desorption, with mention of experts such as @SamCroatSoils and Dr. Tom Desutter, indicating a focus on environmental recovery processes. The tone balances informational exchanges with some engagement around the broader implications for agriculture and soil health, reflecting moderate interest and impact.

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The study examines whether wheat grown in soils treated with ex situ thermal desorption (TD), a soil cleaning method for oil contamination, can achieve yields and quality comparable to native topsoil (TS).
Results showed that wheat grown in TD soils alone produced similar biomass and grain yields as TS, but with lower grain protein levels; mixing TS with TD soil reduced yield but increased protein content.
Although TD soils had lower soil organic carbon and microbial activity, grain safety was confirmed, as plants did not accumulate harmful hydrocarbons, suggesting TD-treated soils can support safe, high-quality wheat production.]

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Oil Spill Cleanup Techniques for Restoring Contaminated Soils

Dr. Tom DeSutter and Sam Croat discuss methods like soil mixing and thermal desorption to restore oil-contaminated soils. They evaluate success rates and collaboration strategies for effective land recovery.

ASA, CSSA, & SSSA · Oct 23, 2021 218 views

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In this one, we talked to @SamCroatSoils and Dr. Tom Desutter about oil spill remediation and how different techniques can help restore injured #soil. https://t.co/AZE68fXiR8

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