Fundamentals of Water Pollution 1st Edition

Grab a definitive guide to understanding and managing one of today’s most pressing environmental challenges: Fundamentals of Water Pollution, 1st Edition by Daniel A. Vallero. This clear, authoritative text translates complex science into practical insight for students, environmental professionals, policy makers, and community leaders seeking to protect water resources locally and globally.

Inside, readers will find concise explanations of pollutant sources, transport and fate in rivers, lakes and coastal systems, water-quality indicators, and modern approaches to pollution control and remediation. Vallero’s balanced treatment links fundamental chemistry and biology to real-world applications — from urban stormwater and industrial effluents to agricultural runoff and emerging contaminants — making it indispensable for coursework, fieldwork, and regulatory planning.

Designed with both classroom and professional use in mind, this edition emphasizes data-driven analysis, monitoring strategies, and the science behind contemporary regulations and best practices. The writing is technical yet accessible, supporting quick comprehension without sacrificing rigor. Whether you’re studying environmental engineering, public health, or natural resource management — or advising municipal, regional, or international water programs — this book equips you to assess problems and design effective interventions.

Clear diagrams, practical examples, and regionally relevant perspectives ensure the material is useful across the U.S., Europe, Asia, and beyond. Strengthen your expertise in water quality and pollution control — add Fundamentals of Water Pollution, 1st Edition by Daniel A. Vallero to your library today and take a confident step toward cleaner water and healthier communities.

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