Page 123 - The Error of the Evolution of Species

Harun Yahya
(Adnan Oktar)

Bacteria and plants also as-

sist human beings by cleaning
up toxic wastes. Some mem-
bers of the mustard family, for
example, absorb heavy metals
from the soil and store them in
their own tissues, thus purify-
ing the soil of toxins. These

species are planted to clean up
areas with high levels of wastes
and toxic metals such as lead, cop-
per, zinc and cobalt. Some species of
bacteria assume the role of breaking
down substances that lead to soil and
water pollution; they can eliminate a
number of waste products that endanger
the environment and human

health. Bacteria species that
break down petroleum
can be found in

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