Heavy Metal Contamination in the Environment 1st Edition
Heavy Metal Contamination in the Environment — 1st Edition
Capture attention with a rigorous, accessible exploration of one of the planet’s most persistent pollution challenges. This authoritative 1st Edition presents an essential resource for scientists, environmental managers, policymakers, and students confronting heavy metal contamination in soil, water, air and biota.
Delve into clear explanations of sources and pathways, environmental fate and transport, analytical monitoring techniques, and contemporary risk assessment approaches. Written with practical relevance in mind, the book connects regulatory frameworks and public health concerns to on-the-ground solutions—covering prevention strategies, remediation technologies, and monitoring best practices that are applicable across urban, industrial and agricultural settings.
Readers will appreciate real-world perspectives that make complex science usable: from field sampling and laboratory analysis to remediation design and long-term management. Whether your focus is mine site rehabilitation, wastewater treatment, contaminated land redevelopment, or community health studies, the content equips you to evaluate contamination risks and select effective mitigation options.
Globally relevant and regionally adaptable, this volume supports projects and policy in Asia, Africa, Europe, North America and beyond, offering the technical depth required by researchers and the practical guidance valued by consultants and regulators. Richly informative yet readable, it bridges theory and practice to help professionals deliver safer environments and informed decisions.
For anyone serious about understanding and addressing heavy metal contamination, this book is a vital reference. Add this 1st Edition to your library today to strengthen your expertise, improve project outcomes, and stay current with environmental protection priorities.
Note: eBooks do not include supplementary materials such as CDs, access codes, etc.


