Principles and Technologies of Green Remediation for Contaminated Soils and Water is a comprehensive resource delving into pollution sources, remediation techniques, and sustainable practices for soil and water decontamination. This edited book, with a specialized focus on managing hydrocarbon and petroleum-contaminated sites, features contributions from global experts, offering the latest insights and ongoing research in environmental remediation. Ideal for students and researchers in environmental science, this publication provides integrated research to support the implementation of sustainable green remediation methods for addressing soil and water pollution.
1. Sources, types, and chemistry of pollutants in soils and water
2. Impact of pollutants on plant and human health
3. Phyto-assisted green remediation of contaminated matrices
4. Microbial-assisted green remediation of contaminated matrices
5. Biochar-assisted green remediation of contaminated matrices
6. Nanotechnology-assisted green remediation of contaminated matrices
7. Sustainable green remediation approaches for metals and metalloids contaminated soils
8. Novel green remediation technologies for soil chlorinated organic pollution
9. Mitigation of soil aliphatic hydrocarbons and aromatic hydrocarbon pollution through green technologies
10. Green remediation of soils continuous cropping obstacles
11. Role of green treatments in the remediation of acid-infertile soils
12. Impact of green remediation technologies on the recycling of biowastes
13. Review of green remediation technologies for metals and metalloids contaminated waters
14. Green remediation: A novel approach for water pollution with aliphatic hydrocarbons and aromatic hydrocarbon
15. Green remediation of water pollution with organic pollutants
16. Green remediation of eutrophic waters
17. Novel green approaches for emerging pollutants in soil and water
18. Challenges and applicability of green remediation techniques in real-case scenarios
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