Phytoremediation, the use of plants, trees and other vegetation to remove, sequester or degrade environmental contaminants from soil, groundwater, wastewater and landfill leachate, has attracted a great deal of interest in recent years. Drawing on the natural abilities of plants to accumulate metals and other substances or take up and transpire large amounts of water, phytoremediation is an effective, low-cost treatment technology that is beginning to gain the attention of private and industrial site owners, regulators, and the environmental engineering community.

Two market reports on phytoremediation and an industry directory are available from D. Glass Associates, Inc., at newly reduced prices.

			"U.S. and International Markets for Phytoremediation, 1999-2000" July 1999 A comprehensive summary of worldwide phytoremediation activities, including commercial and academic field projects and research projects, governmental programs, an our estimates of US and international markets for phytoremedation services.				"The 2000 Phytoremediation Industry" February 2000 An industry directory including company profiles, contact information, and summaries of government and academic activities. Excerpted from our comprehensive market report, this directory is perfect for anyone seeking contact information on the key players in the industry. Please click here for more details.
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D. Glass Associates, Inc. has published the first report to comprehensively cover international markets for this promising new technology. This new report updates and expands the information in D. Glass Associates' 1998 report on the U.S. phytoremediation market, and includes:

• Expanded coverage of international activities and market opportunities, especially in Europe and Canada.
  
• Summary of the technologies in which plants are being used to remediate hazardous substances from the environment.
  
• Expanded profiles of over 40 U.S. firms and 25 foreign companies using or developing phytoremediation.
  
• Profiles of leading academic research groups around the world.
  
• Summaries of dozens of completed and ongoing phytoremediation projects, in the United States, Canada and Europe.
  
• Detailed discussion of the dynamics of the phytoremediation industry.
  
• Sector-by-sector estimates of current and future phytoremediation markets.
  

This 270-page report includes over 50 tables, and contains addresses and contact names for key phytoremediation companies and other useful information to guide decision-making by site owners, regulators, investors or researchers.

The cost of the report is $195 (a substantial discount from original price) for each print copy, and only $145 for each electronic copy (Word or PDF): a $50 discount for eCopies!

Please click here to view the Table of Contents of "U.S. and International Markets for Phytoremediation, 1999-2000".

Please click here to view the Executive Summary of "U.S. and International Markets for Phytoremediation, 1999-2000".

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"The 1998 United States Market for Phytoremediation"
by David J. Glass, Ph.D.
April 1998
Now Available at a Discounted Price!

This report presents an overview of the state of the phytoremediation industry and markets in 1998. The report includes:

• Summary of the technologies in which plants are used to remediate hazardous substances from the environment.
• Profiles of U.S. and foreign companies using or developing phytoremediation, and of the most important non-profit research groups in this field.
• Detailed discussion of the dynamics of the phytoremediation industry, and corporate strategies for success.
• Summaries of several completed and ongoing phytoremediation projects.
• Discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of phytoremediation, as it applies to the market sectors to which it is most applicable.
• Assessment the size of the markets available for phytoremediation, along with sector-by-sector estimates of current and future phytoremediation markets.
  

The report is over 140 pages in length, and includes 36 tables and profiles of 20 phytoremediation companies and non-profit research groups. It includes addresses and contact names for key phytoremediation companies, a glossary of terms, and other useful information to guide decision-making by site owners, regulators, investors or research institutions seeking more information on the phytoremediation market.

The cost of the report is now only $95. Only electronic copies (Word or PDF) are available.

Please click here to view the Table of Contents of "The 1998 U.S. Market for Phytoremediation".

Please click here to view the Executive Summary of "The 1998 U.S. Market for Phytoremediation".

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D. Glass Associates, Inc. specializes in market and technology assessments and technology transfer/international partnering in hazardous waste remediation, bioremediation and phytoremediation. David J. Glass, Ph.D. has written seven previous market reports on bioremediation and other topics and has been a featured speaker at several international remediation conferences.