Pollution risk assessment and management
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Pollution risk assessment and management
（Ecological & environmental toxicology series）
John Wiley & Sons, 1998
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This volume discusses the basic principles of integrated pollution control and risk management. It examines tools such as dispersion, to assess the impact of pollution in a comprehensive manner.
Table of Contents
- Perspectives on pollution risk, Peter E.T. Douben
- industry's contribution to sustainable development, John Murlis
- the basis for industrial process regulation, Peter E.T. Douben and Mohamed A. Serageldin
- non-standard emissions, Andy A. Meharg
- air dispersion modelling, David Carruthers
- pollutant dispersion in water, Gareth Llewellyn
- contaminant displacement modelling in soil and groundwater, Sjoerd E.A.T.M. van der Zee
- environmental standards for human health protection, Anne McDonald and John J. Vandenberg
- risk assessment for human health protection - applications to environmental protection, Paul Whitehouse and Nick Cartwright
- ecological risk assessment - looking in, looking out, Wayne G. Landis, et al
- toxicity assessment - its role in regulation, JIm Wharfe and Margarete Heber
- soil - the forgotten medium, Joke van Wensem
- biomarkers for monitoring and measuring effects, David B. Peakall and Anne Fairbrother
- integration of environmental and economic assessments, Ronan Palmer
- legal and political considerations, Turner T. Smith and Richard Macrory
- the role of risk assessment for risk management, Ortwin Renn.
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