Fundamentals of Water Pollution: Quantifying Pollutant Formation, Transport, Transformation, Fate and Risks
Fundamentals of Water Pollution presents a structured examination of how pollutants form, move, transform, and ultimately determine environmental fate and risks. Focusing on quantification, the book offers a foundation for understanding water pollution processes and their connections within environmental science and engineering.
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Fundamentals of Water Pollution examines the processes that shape water pollution and its environmental significance.
The book addresses pollutant formation, transport, transformation, fate, and risks as connected parts of a broader framework.
Its focus is on quantifying these processes, providing a structured foundation for understanding pollutant behavior in water systems.
Written by Daniel A. Vallero PhD, this title is suited to readers seeking a rigorous introduction to water pollution fundamentals.
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