This book provides precise information on the characteristics nature of paper industrial effluents. The characteristics parameters of untreated and treated effluents of paper indursty are well discussed. Further, to combat the pollution load in paper mill, various industrial wastewater treatment technology based on aerobic and anaerobic treatment is presented. This book serves the need of all who are interested in industrial waste water treatment.

This book provides basics as well as new methods of municipal solid waste management including generations, collection and storage, transportation and treatment and disposal. The problems and prospects of MSW management in Mysore city have well explained with sevral images of MSWM operation.Further, difficulty faced generally by most of the municipal body in managing solid waste is discussed in comprehensive manner which will update the readers of solid waste management. This book fulfills the needs of undergraduates, post graduates and researcher of Environmental science, Biotechnology, and other related fields.

The primary purpose of this book is to provide general information, health impact, toxicological information and regulatory status of endosulfan. Additionally, the residual level of endosulfan in multi-environmental matrices from South Asian countries is considered with an eco-toxicological and human health risk context. This book is intended for public health officials, physicians, toxicologists, and other interested individuals and groups with an overall perspective on the toxicology of endosulfan. The content of the book is divided into 8 chapters, each of which discusses various aspects of endosulfan together with residual data of endosulfan from South Asian countries. The basic information about endosulfan is discussed in Chapter 1. Chapter 2 and 3 describe the residual contamination, eco-toxicological impacts and regulatory policy of endosulfan in India environment. Chapter 4 relates to the evaluation of endosulfan in human samples. Chapters 5 and 6 focus on the residual level and management of endosulfan in tropical countries including Sri Lanka and Pakistan. The remediation techniques available for reducing the impact of endosulfan is detailed in Chapter 7 and 8.