Encyclopaedia Environmental Conservation & Management

Encyclopedia of Environmental Conservation and Management gives a comprehensive overview of environmental problems, their sources, their assessment, and their solutions. Through in-depth entries the readers will quickly find answers to questions about specific pollution and management issues. This twelve volume set shares insights from contributors all of whom are experts in their fields. The encyclopedia provides basic knowledge for an integrated and ecologically sound management system by highlighting the macro and micro environment issues across all areas of importance. The entries cover everything from air, soil, and water pollution to agriculture, wild and marine life, energy, global pollution, toxic substances, and general pollution problems. Using a topical table of contents, readers can also search for entries according to the type of problem and the methodology. This allows
readers to see the overall picture at a glance and find answers to the core questions:

• What is the pollution problem, and what are its sources?
• What is the “”big picture,”” or what background knowledge do we need?
• How can we diagnose the problem, both qualitatively and quantitatively, using monitoring and ecological models, indicators, and services?
• How can we solve the problem with environmental technology, ecotechnology, cleaner technology, and environmental legislation?
• How do we address the problem as part of an integrated management strategy?

This accessible encyclopedia examines the entire spectrum of tools available for environmental management. An indispensable resource, it guides environmental managers to find the best possible information on the myriad pollution problems they face.