Manish Yadav - Böcker

Bioaerosols Emission from Anthropogenic Sources: Influencing Factors, Microbial Diversity, Epidemiological Threats, and Control Approaches covers various sources of biohazards and their associated risk factors. These air contaminants are developing concerns to people and the environment and must be addressed to avert future dangers. As little is known about their precise sources, controlling variables, microbial diversity, the involvement of co-pollutants, and dispersion and control methods, this book� will assist stakeholders, including the public, government officials, and policymakers in developing successful strategies for ensuring society's safety. Identifies potential emission stages at different anthropogenic sources of bioaerosols Discusses characteristics, fate and development of effective control strategies for minimizing exposure to site specific bioaerosols Presents cleaner production and sustainable development tactics of bioaerosols

This book covers the various sources, the role of treatment technologies, system-associated factors, and future challenges with reference to microplastics in wastewater treatment plants. It also introduces microplastics, their sources, governing factors, microbial diversity effects, and possible control approaches to minimize the exposure of microplastics to human beings. Modelling and distribution of microplastics, environmental sinks, bioindicators, and microplastics as vector in wastewater treatment units are also discussed.Focuses on microplastic pollution, mechanism of removal, treatment technologies, pathways, and fate in wastewater treatment systemDiscusses the factors linked to dispersion, survival, and removal efficiency of microplastics in wastewater treatment systemsHelps understand ‘microplastics removal’-centric sustainability aspects of wastewater treatment systemsExplores the fate of microplastics in sludge-handling systemsIncorporates comparative case studies from developed and developing nationsThis book is aimed at graduate students and researchers in environmental science and engineering, water resources management, wastewater, and chemical engineering.