About This Book
Environmental Engineering is a multidisciplinary field that focuses on protecting human health and the
environment by applying engineering principles to address pollution, waste management, and
sustainable resource use. It involves designing systems and technologies to treat air, water, and soil
contaminants, ensuring safe and clean environments. Environmental engineers work on solutions for
wastewater treatment, air pollution control, solid waste management, and renewable energy
development. One of the key aspects of environmental engineering is water treatment, which ensures
access to clean drinking water and proper wastewater disposal. Engineers design filtration and
disinfection systems to remove harmful pollutants. Similarly, air pollution control involves developing
strategies to reduce emissions from industries and transportation, improving air quality. Another crucial
area is solid waste management, which includes recycling, composting, and landfill design to minimize
environmental impact. Engineers also focus on climate change mitigation through sustainable energy
solutions, such as wind, solar, and biofuels. With increasing environmental challenges like global
warming, resource depletion, and pollution, environmental engineering plays a vital role in creating
sustainable solutions for a healthier planet. By integrating science, technology, and policy,
environmental engineers help build resilient communities and promote environmental conservation for
future generations. This book on Environmental Engineering provides a comprehensive understanding
of pollution control, sustainable resource management, and engineering solutions for a cleaner and
healthier environment.
Contents: 1. Technology in Environmental Science, 2. Industrial Hazardous Wastes, 3. Air Pollution and
Control Technologies, 4. Environmental Protection, 5. Water Supply and Wastewater Treatment,
6. Climate Change on Ecosystems, 7. Evaluation in Environmental Engineering.
