Development in Waste Water Treatment Research and Processes: Role of Environmental Microbiology in Industrial Wastewater Research focuses on environmental bioremediation concepts, providing a comprehensive view of recent trends and emerging technologies in environmental bioremediation, addressing current limitations and challenges pertaining to generally accepted and applied bioremediation strategies, and discussing corrective strategies for the removal of pollutants from the environment.
Describing the broader role of environmental microbiology specifically in the treatment of industrial wastewater research, the book includes sections on the recovery of resources from wastewater that will be of interest to environmental microbiologists, biotechnologists, environmental engineers, chemical engineers, and those working in the bioremediation field.
1. Emerging Microbial Issues and their solution in Applied & Environmental Microbiology
2. Municipal Wastewater Treatment
3. Omic Approaches for Characterization of Environmental Microorganisms
4. Microbial Diversity and Interactions
5. Microbial Communications in Gram Positive and Gram-Negative Bacteria
6. Metal pollutants in the environment
7. Bacteria and Pollutants
8. Biogeochemical Cycling
9. Microbial Transport in the subsurface
10. Extreme Environments
11. Microbes in the Environment
12. Environmental Microbiology
13. Water Treatment & Reuse
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