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  • To review the advantages and applications of genetically engineered bacteria (GEB) in environmental remediation.
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  • To address the challenges and limitations of using recombinant bacteria for in situ bioremediation.

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  • Discussion of risks, challenges, and integrated approaches for recombinant bacteria deployment.

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  • Genetically engineered bacteria demonstrate high efficacy in removing diverse environmental pollutants.
  • GEB offer a viable and eco-friendly approach to environmental restoration.
  • Potential risks of genetic material exchange and challenges in field application are identified.

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  • Effective in situ bioremediation requires integrated microbiological, biological, and ecological knowledge with engineering designs.
  • Addressing the risks associated with recombinant bacteria is crucial for successful environmental applications.