1. Plural of bioremediation; the use of living organisms (such as bacteria or plants) to remove or neutralize pollutants and contaminants from soil, water, or air.
Usage: technical; environmental science

Examples

• Several bioremediations of contaminated industrial sites have successfully reduced heavy metal levels.
• The company implemented multiple bioremediations using native plants to clean up the polluted wetland.
• Bioremediations involving engineered bacteria have shown promise in treating oil spills.
• Environmental agencies are funding bioremediations to restore the river ecosystem.
• These bioremediations offer a cost-effective alternative to traditional chemical cleanup methods.