
Toxicity of Aquatic System and Remediation
The Contemporary Issues
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- English
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Toxicity of Aquatic System and Remediation
The Contemporary Issues
About this book
The eco-friendly remediation technologies for the degraded environment are indeed the "need of the hour". Even though the regulatory mechanisms are in place to control the discharge of untreated contaminants into the natural environment, still, we could see a different picture; hence, remediation and restoration of the environment becomes an ardent requisite. The present-day fast pace of industrialization without proper disposal planning is impacting the water bodies adversely, generating the need for green management technologies. It is worth mentioning that these environment-friendly technologies are most cost-effective as well. The advancements in biotechnology have paved the way to mitigate the problem.
The primary audience of this book are the students and researchers who are working in the field of toxicology and bioremediation of aquatic environments. We have primarily focused in this book on bioremediation of aquatic system toxicity, considering this as an environment-friendly system and having the least adverse effects. Hence this book aims to bring forward together on a single platform the latest research in aquatic resource management, which includes the discussions and discourses on the degradation and the effect and the remediation.
This book includes a discussion on the different sources of contamination from industries or by the usage of commercial pesticides or even fertilizers. These contaminants, if discharged in their toxic form as effluent, cause harm to the aquatic systems and the subsoil and create the possibility of groundwater contamination. This book includes a discussion on the different routes of contamination and the food-chain transport possibilities of pesticide pollutants, which are very contemporary and required topics of research. It also includes relevant discussions on how to get rid of the toxicity.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Series
- Title
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Editor Biographies
- List of Contributors
- Chapter 1 Impact of Microplastics on the Environment and Its Mitigation: A Recent Review
- Chapter 2 Bioaccumulation of Cadmium in Fishes of Wetlands of West Bengal and the Effect on Human Health
- Chapter 3 Aquatic Ecosystem Toxicity and Food Chain
- Chapter 4 Mercury Toxicity in Humans: Sources, Pharmacokinetics, and Mitigation Measures
- Chapter 5 Toxic Effluent—Harmful Effects of Industries on Public Health
- Chapter 6 Toxicity of Surface Water Bodies and Public Health
- Chapter 7 Anthracene in Aquatic Ecosystems: A Review
- Chapter 8 Role of Allelochemicals in Alleviation of Stress in the Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecosystem
- Chapter 9 Comparative Assessment of Physico-Chemical and Biological Methods for the Treatment of Sanitary Landfill Leachate
- Chapter 10 East Kolkata Wetlands: Unique Case of Treatment of Municipal Wastewater of Kolkata City
- Chapter 11 Role of Plant Polyphenolic Compounds in Alleviation of Metal- Induced Stress in Plants
- Chapter 12 Aquatic Plant-Mediated Bioremediation Strategies
- Chapter 13 Microbial Advancement towards Strategic Bioremediation Techniques: An Overview
- Chapter 14 Microbial Bioremediation: Importance, Features, Applications, and Future Perspectives
- Chapter 15 Mitigation of Metal-Induced Stress in Plants with the Help of Microbial Association
- Chapter 16 Potential Use of Algae and Bacteria for Bioremediation of Wastewater: A Critical Review
- Chapter 17 Algae as a Source of Bioremediation and Resource Recycling
- Chapter 18 Blue-Green Algae in Wastewater Remediation
- Chapter 19 Advances in Nano-Biotechnology for Bioremediation Applications