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__________ soil remediation technology is used for remediating unsaturated soils contaminated with SVOC.

__________ soil remediation technology is used for remediating unsaturated soils contaminated with SVOC. Correct Answer SVE

Soil vapor extraction (SVE), also known as soil venting or vacuum extraction, is an accepted, recognized, and cost-effective technology for remediating unsaturated soils contaminated with VOCs and SVOCs.

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