Emerging Contaminants in the Aquatic Environment

This book carefully reviews the sources, causes, and effects of the emerging contaminants and clarifies how they enter water systems, including urban wastewater, agricultural runoff, and industrial discharges. This book also highlights the intricate relationships between pollutants and ecosystems, showing their hazardous and bioaccumulative characteristics through in-depth studies and case studies. In addition, the book addresses the pressing need for efficient management techniques and covers cutting-edge methods for monitoring, assessment, and correction. This book provides insights into reducing the negative consequences of emerging pollutants through sophisticated analytical techniques and environmentally acceptable remedial procedures. Furthermore, this book stresses the significance of legislative interventions and interdisciplinary teamwork in tackling this environmental concern. This book is a valuable resource for scholars, decision-makers, and individuals who are committed to environmentally friendly water management.