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Author : Jonas Bailey Subject : Environmental Sciences ISBN :9781682866801 The field of marine biology and ecology includes the study of marine animals and plants in relation to their ecosystems. It also focuses on the influence of biotic and abiotic factors on marine life populations. Read More |
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Pollution: Causes, Prevention and Control Author : Vanessa Montgomery Subject : Environmental Sciences ISBN :9781682868287 Pollution refers to the presence of contaminant and harmful agents in the environment. The severity of the harm caused by a pollutant depends on its chemical nature, concentration and persistence. Such Read More |
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Author : Curtis Carson Subject : Environmental Sciences ISBN :9781682868201 Ecology is a branch of biology concerned with the study of interactions and interrelationships between organisms and their environment, as well as with other organisms. Ecosystems are vast systems of organisms, Read More |
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Solid Waste Management: Practices and Applications Author : Francisca Cameron Subject : Environmental Sciences ISBN :9781682867754 The process of waste management includes the techniques and methods used for the management of waste from its creation to disposal. Municipal solid waste contributes the maximum amount of waste produced Read More |
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Sustainability and Environment: An Integrated Approach Author : Chester Watters Subject : Environmental Sciences ISBN :9781682867198 Sustainability refers to the process that enables the achievement of technological advancements and the use of resources in a manner that meets human needs in the present day as well as in the future scenario. Read More |
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Sustainable Environment and Carbon Balance Management Author : Eugene Richards Subject : Environmental Sciences ISBN :9781682867945 Carbon dioxide undergoes exchange between the earth, biosphere, air and water. The processes of exchange between these reservoirs are mediated through the processes of transpiration, combustion, respiration Read More |
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Sustaining Ecosystems in a Changing World Author : Sierra Adkins Subject : Environmental Sciences ISBN :9781682867648 A healthy ecosystem is vital for the survival of all life on Earth. Human activities have a significant impact across all ecosystems. Due to the rise in human population and per capita consumption, the Read More |
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Author : Percy Hugo Subject : Environmental Sciences ISBN :9781682866818 Marine life comprises of the plants, animals and other organisms that inhabit the seas, oceans or estuaries around the world. The marine ecosystem is very diverse and includes over 230,000 species and Read More |
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Urban Forestry: Planning and Management Author : Malcolm Fisher Subject : Environmental Sciences ISBN :9781682866795 Urban forestry is concerned with the growth, management and sustenance of varied species of trees in urban settings. Planning and management of individual trees and parks in cities and other urban spaces Read More |
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Wastewater Treatment: Concepts and Practices Author : Ronald Hogan Subject : Environmental Sciences ISBN :9781682868256 Wastewater treatment is a process through which wastewater is converted into usable form with minimal impact on the environment. The by-products generated from wastewater treatment plants like grit, sewage Read More |