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This book explores sustainable remediation technologies for emerging pollutants in aqueous environments, emphasizing the latest research and practical applications. Edited by Mohammad Hadi Dehghani, Rama Rao Karri, and Inderjeet Tyagi, the book discusses the sources, classification, and health implications of emerging pollutants. It covers various removal techniques, including biological purification, adsorption technologies, and the use of natural and waste-based adsorbents. The book aims to provide environmental practitioners, researchers, and policymakers with comprehensive insights into effective remediation strategies for water pollution control.

Pollutants. --- Water. --- Pollutants --- Water

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Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) are toxic organic compounds that resist environmental degradation through biological, chemical, and photolytic processes. Many POPs are currently used as pesticides, pharmaceuticals, solvents, and industrial chemicals. Because of their persistence, POPs bioaccumulate and adversely affect human health and the environment. Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) - Monitoring, Impact and Treatment deals with several aspects of POP monitoring, occurrence, impact, and treatment technologies. The book is divided into two sections containing nine chapters that address such topics as the effect of POPs on wildlife, their role in hepatocarcinogenesis, treatment of POPs in wastewater, and much more.

Persistent pollutants.

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This book, edited by Huahong Shi and Chengjun Sun, provides a comprehensive exploration of the analysis of microplastics and nanoplastics, which are emerging as significant environmental contaminants. It details the distribution, types, and effects of plastic pollution in the oceans, alongside methods for analyzing these pollutants. The text covers the definition, features, and challenges of analyzing microplastics and nanoplastics, including advanced techniques like spectroscopic methods and thermal spectrometry. It also explores the role of artificial intelligence in enhancing analytical methods. Intended for researchers and professionals in environmental science, the book aims to advance understanding and methodologies for monitoring and managing plastic pollution.

Microplastics. --- Pollutants.

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This book addresses the critical issue of soil contamination and its impacts on food security and the environment. It explores various types of emerging contaminants in soils, including inorganic chemicals, phenolic compounds, and xenobiotics, and their effects on agricultural lands and ecosystems. The book discusses the challenges posed by these contaminants to public health and food production, alongside traditional and green remediation techniques aimed at mitigating their impact. With contributions from experts in agronomy, chemistry, and environmental science, the book provides a comprehensive overview of current research and practices for soil health conservation. It is intended for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers interested in sustainable agriculture and environmental protection.

Soil pollution. --- Pollutants. --- Soil pollution --- Pollutants

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Micropollutants --- Pollutants --- Environmental aspects.