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Bioremediation is, simply described, a natural process that returns a polluted or altered environmental area back to its original "pre-contaminated" condition. This process works without human intervention; instead, fungi, microorganisms and their enzymes "undo" the harm caused through environmental degradation. A well-known use of this method is after the Exxon Valdez oil spill. In that process, nitrogen was facilitated to remove and decompose crude oil from the spill.