Industrialisation and urbanisation have led to the rapid
deterioration in the water quality of rivers, lakes and reservoirs.
Heavy metal pollution in aquatic ecosystems has become the most
important point for discussion in recent years. The problem of
heavy metal pollution is emerging as a matter of concern at local,
regional and also at global scales. Heavy metal pollution in
aquatic ecosystems pose serious threats to aquatic biodiversity,
and drinking of contaminated water pose severe health hazards in
humans. Therefore, the focus of attention has been shifted from
mere monitoring of environmental conditions to the development of
alternative means to solve the environmental problems at local and
global levels. This new book discusses how economic aspects and
side effects of conventional treatment technologies in aquatic
ecosystems paved way to phytoremediation technology.
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