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    Density-Driven Convection (DDC), developed by Wasatch Environmental, Inc., is a high-efficiency in-situ aeration technology that can save 50 percent or more of the cost of some groundwater treatment techniques and rid sites of contaminants in considerably less time, according to Wasatch President Les Pennington.

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