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approximately 200 PRB sites worldwide, most of which are designed to treat
cVOCs (PRBs employing ZVI). Therefore, treatment of PAHs, NSO-PAHs,
and BTEX at MGP or related sites employing GAC and/or Bio-PRBs repre-
sent still a minority, despite their very promising long-term results.
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