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Bioneers Series 1-06: Bioremediation: In Nature, Everybody is Somebody's Lunch
Written by Dan Dagget, Paul Stamets and John Todd
Narrated by Michael Toms
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Bioneers Dan Dagget, Paul Stamets, and John Todd show how cows, mushrooms, fungi and "living machines," are being used to restore Superfund sites, "eat" diesel spills and decontaminate soil and water.
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