Effects of Effluents’ Discharge from Some Paint Industries on Soil’s Physicochemical Properties and Bioattenuation of Polluted Soil

Rapid population growth resulting in industrial proliferation and urbanization has led to the rapid increase pollution of environment. Paint industries urban areas mostly channel their wastewater into streams on land, which results receiving This study aims determine impact effluent discharges from paint soils’ physicochemical properties clean-up polluted soil through monitored natural attenuation. Composite samples paint-effluents soils were collected industries. Their bioattenuation levels changes over a six-month period. Fungal isolates effluents include Saccharomyces cerevisiae (20%), Rhodotorula species (15%), Aspergillus niger (25%), flavus Penicillum notatum while bacterial Staphylococcus aureus (30%), Bacillus sp. Klebsiella sp.(15%), Escherichia coli Salmonella (10%), (10%). The showed slightly alkaline pH values acidic values. There significant reductions heavy metal contents as remediation time increased, thus reducing toxicity such environments. Monitored natural-attenuation methods should be employed improved means environment since they are cheap effective compared other methods.