Microplastics in Urban Water Management 1st Edition

Capture the urgent challenge facing cities today with Microplastics in Urban Water Management, 1st Edition by Bing-Jie Ni, Qiuxiang Xu, Wei Wei. This authoritative guide brings clarity to the complex problem of microplastic pollution in urban water systems—stormwater, wastewater, surface water and drinking supply—making it essential reading for practitioners, policymakers and researchers.

Grounded in contemporary science and real-world applications, the book explores detection methods, sources and pathways of microplastics, and the effectiveness of conventional and advanced wastewater treatment and stormwater controls. Readers will find practical frameworks for monitoring, risk assessment and mitigation tailored to municipal infrastructures and regulatory environments across global cities—from dense Asian metropolises to European and North American municipalities.

What sets this volume apart is its blend of rigorous research and actionable strategies: comparative case studies, technology evaluations and policy-relevant recommendations help water managers, environmental consultants and urban planners translate science into on-the-ground solutions. The authors’ clear explanations demystify analytical techniques and treatment options—making the book equally useful for graduate students and multidisciplinary teams tackling urban water quality.

Whether you’re developing a city-level microplastic monitoring program, upgrading treatment plants, or crafting environmental policy, this book equips you with the knowledge to make informed decisions. Practical, current and globally relevant, Microplastics in Urban Water Management is the go-to resource for professionals managing the future of urban water systems.

Order your copy today to bring evidence-based microplastic solutions to your city’s water management strategy.

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