Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Environmental Science and Technology (In 13 Volumes)

The term environment includes everything, which we can see around ourselves and can feel and observe too. With increasing concern over environmental pollution due to rapid increasing population, industrial- and urbanization, it is very important for experts as well as beginners to have rapid, convenient, comprehensive and easily understandable source of information. The present dictionary is the answer for every question related to environmental science and technology. It is presented in 13 different volumes and include upto date information and terminologies. Following areas included in various volumes are – Anaerobic digestion, Particles separation, coagulation, flocculation, filtration, sedimentation, atmospheric emission, waste-water treatment system, aquatic and environmental microbiology, hazards assessment, control of environmental contaminants, nutrient and their removal, river basins management, water reclamation, recycling and reuse, waste stabilization, urban storm drainage, macrophytes application, submarine outfalls, activated sludge system, industrial effluent treatment, chemical and biochemical waste treatment, appropriate technologies, clean technologies, sludge management, biofilm reactors, reservoir protection, membrane technologies, environmental engg. And education, contaminated aquatic sediments, land fill managements, environmental impact assessment, industrial hazards, indoor and outdoor pollution, bioremediation, industrial pollution, domestic pollution, river pollution, water pollution, water pollution, radioactive pollution, hazartdous waste pollution, environmental legislation, air pollution, noise pollution, thermal waste management, coastal pollution management, solid waste pollution, environmental ecology, forest sustainable development etc. All The volumes are divided in alphabetical order and updated information included through discussion with technical- and non technical experts, scientists of various R&D Institutes, universities, politicians, bureaucrats, decision makers, policy makers, NGO, voluntary individuals etc. and those, who are directly/or indirectly involved in the abatement and control of water pollution for restoration of wholesomeness of natural environmental resources.