Foundations of environmental engineering / C. David Cooper, John D. Dietz, and Debra R. Reinhart

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Cooper, David C [Author]

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London : ED-Tech Press, c2024.Edition: Global EditionDescription: xiv, 369 pages ; 25cmISBN:

9781804061237

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LOC classification:

TD 146 .C66 2024 c.1

Contents:

Chapter 1. Historical, social and political foundations.--Chapter 2. Chemical foundations.--Chapter 3. Mathematical and physical foundations.--Chapter 4. Biological foundations.--Chapter 5. Air resources.--Chapter 6.Water resources.--Chapter 7. Management of land-disposed waste.--Chapter 8. Case studies.

Summary: Environmental engineering is an important branch of engineering. Rarely can one pick up the newspaper without reading an article concerning the environment; for example, an old hazardous waste dump site that has been discovered, a need for a new wastewater treatment plant in a growing city, the increasing frequency of air pollution problems caused by industry or motor vehicles, an accidental release of a toxic chemical, environmental impacts from a large construction project, ozone depletion, or global climate change. All engineering can benefit from additional education in the field of environmental engineering.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	NU BALIWAG	NU BALIWAG	Civil Engineering	General Circulation	GC TD 146 .C66 2024 c.1 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	c.1	Available		NUBUL000005488

Includes index.

Environmental engineering is an important branch of engineering. Rarely can one pick up the newspaper without reading an article concerning the environment; for example, an old hazardous waste dump site that has been discovered, a need for a new wastewater treatment plant in a growing city, the increasing frequency of air pollution problems caused by industry or motor vehicles, an accidental release of a toxic chemical, environmental impacts from a large construction project, ozone depletion, or global climate change. All engineering can benefit from additional education in the field of environmental engineering.

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