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Thousands of willows are pulling contaminants out of the ground at Fort Drum
Willows Thrive as Pollution Shrinks
Thousands of willows are pulling contaminants out of the ground at Fort Drum
11/23/2008
ESF is involved in what could be the nation's largest phytoremediation effort, using several species of fast-growing willow to clean up a decades-old fuel spill at the sprawling military base near Watertown, N.Y. Read the full story in the current issue of Inside ESF at www.esf.edu/insideesf/.
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