Green Sustainable Process for Chemical and Environmental Engineering and Science 1st Edition

Green Sustainable Process for Chemical and Environmental Engineering and Science — 1st Edition by Jorddy Neves Cruz, Tariq Altalhi, and Dr. Inamuddin

Urgent global challenges demand smarter industrial choices. This authoritative 1st edition offers a practical roadmap for designing greener chemical processes and resilient environmental engineering solutions that work across regions—from North America and Europe to the Middle East and Asia-Pacific.

Inside, readers will find a clear blend of theory and application: sustainable process design principles, green chemistry strategies, renewable feedstock integration, catalysis for low-energy reactions, membrane and separation technologies, pollution prevention techniques, and life-cycle assessment (LCA) methodologies. Each chapter emphasizes measurable environmental benefits and scalable approaches for industry and academia alike.

Tailored for chemical engineers, environmental scientists, researchers, and advanced students, the book translates complex science into actionable steps—helping professionals reduce waste, optimize energy use, and meet increasingly strict regional and international sustainability standards. Case studies and regionally relevant examples make the content especially useful for practitioners working on real-world projects in urban, industrial, and regulatory settings.

Whether you’re preparing for regulatory compliance, leading sustainability initiatives, or advancing research in green technologies, this edition equips you with the tools to innovate responsibly and cost-effectively. The writing is technical yet accessible, ideal for cross-disciplinary teams aiming to implement sustainable process improvements today.

Invest in a resource that bridges environmental science and chemical engineering with practical solutions for a low-impact future. Order your copy now and begin transforming process design into measurable sustainability outcomes.

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