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Chapter 1
Environmental Monitoring and Risk Assessment of Contaminants
Authors: Monika Goel, Mamta BaunthiyalWater is considered as one of the most important natural resource. Water is the most essential asset of our day-to-day life as it is used for drinking, in agricultural and industrial processes.
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Chapter 2
Water Quality in Urban Rivers: A Case Study for the Hawkesbury-Nepean River System in Australia
Authors: M M Haque, U Kuruppu, A RahmanRivers are the main water sources for drinking, irrigation, recreational and industrial uses in many inland areas around the globe.
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Chapter 3
Sewage Treatment Technology (E.G. Physical, Chemical and Biological Processes)
Authors: Inga ZinicovscaiaPollution of the aquatic environment and ubiquitous water quality deterioration is of major concern. Modern wastewater treatment systems include a complex of different physical.
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Chapter 4
Water Treatment Technologies: Principles, Applications, Successes and Limitations of Bioremediation, Membrane Bioreactor and the Advanced Oxidation Processes
Authors: Olusola Solomon Amodu, Emmanuel G Olumayede, Cecilia O Akintayo, Olalekan O Fatoki, Ogheneochuko U Oputu, Olushola S AyandaThe release and accumulation of organic and inorganic pollutants in the environment by natural and anthropogenic sources have led to serious environmental problems.
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Chapter 5
Chemical pollutants in water and wastewater and related Eco toxicity: advanced developing technologies for organic degradation
Authors: Ana Paula dos Santos Batista, Arlen Mabel Lastre Acosta, Marcela Prado Silva, Maria da Conceicao Costa Pereira, Fabio Campos, Roque Passos Piveli, Antonio Carlos Silva Costa Teixeira, Sueli Ivone BorrelyEnvironmental issues nowadays include the presence of contaminants in waters that are increasing in numbers and classes of chemicals. The environmental and human health will always depend on the protection of the air, waters, and soil.
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Dr. Jonathan Y.S. Leung
City University of Hong Kong
Jonathan Y.S. Leung earned his bachelor degree (BSc, 1st class honours) and master degree (MPhil) at City University of Hong Kong. He was awarded International Postgraduate Research Scholarship (IPRS) and Australian Postgraduate Award (APA), and then studied for his doctorate degree (PhD) at the University of Adelaide, Australia. He is a marine ecologist with broad research interests. In particular, he is interested in how environmental factors, especially pollution and climate change, influence marine invertebrates from physiological level to community level. Apart from marine ecology, he is collaborating with Guangzhou University in China to study environmental chemistry and pollution caused by anthropogenic activities. Over the last few years, his research areas have been focusing on: (1) Impacts of hypoxia, ocean acidification and warming on the fitness and survival of marine invertebrates (e.g. polychaetes and molluscs), (2) Ecological functions of macrobenthic community in mangrove ecosystems following habitat modifications, (3) Environmental monitoring and risk assessment of pollutants (e.g. heavy metals, PAHs, PBDEs, etc.) in different environmental media, and (4) sewage treatment technology.