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The traditional approach of applying tried-and-true solutions to specific pollution problems has been a major factor contributing to the success of environmental engineering, and in large measure has accounted for the establishment of a methodology However, realizing the already great complexity of current environmental problems, and understanding that, as times goes on, these issues will become more complex and interrelated, render it imperative that intelligent planning of pollution abatement systems must be undertaken. Prerequisite to such planning is an understanding of the performance, potential, and limitations of the various methods of pollution abatement available for the environmental engineering. The concepts and engineering methodology presented in this book is a logical step towards combining both the issues for better understanding of the concepts. Contents Chapter 1: Electrochemical Reactors for Industrial Wastewater Treatment by Lidia Szpyrkowicz; Chapter 2: EInnovative Thermal Solution for Environmental Problems by S.S Basargekar; Chapter 3: EMicrovoltammetric Methodologies for Monitoring and Detection of Species of Environmetal Interest by Salvatore Daniele, M. Antonietta Baldo, Carlo Bragato, Ilenia Ciani; Chapter 4: EPhotocatalytic Decomposition of Methylene Blue on Nanocrystalline Titania Prepared by Different Routes by Veda Ramaswamy, Deu Bhange, Vijayanand and Neelam Jagtap; Chapter 5: ENitration of Aromatics Using Solid Acid Catalyst: An Eco-Friendly Route by Shubhangi B. Umbarkar, Ankush V. Biradar, Sanyo M. Mathew, Samadhan Shelke, Pratap Patil, Kusum Malshe and Mohan K. Dongare; Chapter 6: ETowards Green Processes via Catalysis and Reactions in Supercritical Medium: Some Case Studies of Catalytic Hydrogenation Reactions by C.V. Rode; Chapter 7: EAdvanved Technology for the Remediation and the Recovery of Contaminated Sediments by Tangential Aeration With and Without Mixing by Guido Perin, Franco Romano and Maurizio Bonardi; Chapter 8: EBioremediation of Nitrate Bearing Explosive Wastewater by Pradnya P. Kanekar, Seema S. Sarnaik, Abha S. Gatne and Premlata S. Dautpure; Chapter 9: EBioremediation: A Perfect Solution for Environmental Clean-up by B.D. Bhawsar and B.A. Chopade; Chapter 10: EBioremediation of AOX Contaminated Soil and Wastewater from by Pulp and Paper Industry by K.L. Lapsiya, N.S. Deshmukh, D.V. Savant, T.Y. Yeole and D.R. Ranade; Chapter 11: EA Simple Microbial Technology to Enhance Biogas Production from Cattle Dung at Low Temperature by T.Y. Yeole, N.S. Deshmukh, K.L. Lapsiya and D.R. Ranade; Chapter 12: EBiosurfactants and Bioemulsifiers in Hydrocarbon Biodegradation and Spilled Oil Bioremediation by S.K. Satpute, P.K. Dhakephalkar and B.A. Chopade; Chapter 13: EClean and Efficient Catalytic Combustion of Natural Gas by Stefania Specchia and Guido Saracco; Chapter 14: ERecent Advance in Water Hyacinth Based Wastewater Treatment by R.K. Trivedy, Anil Kumar and Alireza Valipour; Chapter 15: EPhyto-oxidation of Oxytetracycline in the Root Exudates of Plants by Ninad P. Gujarathi and James C. Linden; Chapter 16: Selective Synthesis of Middle Distillates (Diesel) By Fischer-Tropsch Reaction Over Supported Cobalt Catalyst: Cleaner Production Process by A.S. Mamman, S.T. Kadam, S.S. Deshpande, R.D. Patil, A.K. Dey and V.V. Bokade; Chapter 17: Encapsulation of Metal Phthalocyanine in Alumina Pillared Clays: Characterization and Catalytic Activity by Veda Ramaswamya and Neelam Jagtap; Chapter 18: Vermicomposting: A Technological Option for Solid Waste Management by M.T. Datar and A.B. More; Chapter 19: Electroxidation of Biorefractory Organic Compounds Over a Titania Sponge Under a Superimposed Electric Field by C. Carlesi Jara, D. Fino, V. Specchia, G. Saracco and P. Spinelli; Chapter 20: Application of Residue Curve Map for Non Ideal Systems by S.V. Gadekar, K.S. Kulkarni, V.V. Patil and S.J. Raut; Chapter 21: Global Warming and Kyoto Protocol: Indian Scenario on Carbon Credits by P.H. Totla, S.K. Trivedi, P.B. Patil, M.M. Upkare and A.R. Bhalerao; Chapter 22: Industrial Waste Management of Polymers by P.H. Shinde, A.S. Goje and S. Mishra; Chapter 23: Pollution Abatement and Resource Recovery from Organic Wastes by Ashutosh Gautam and S.N. Kaul; Chapter 24: Application of Fluidized Bed for Recovery of Chemical from Pickling Wastewater by S.N. Kaul, T. Nandy, A.D. Kulkarni, S.J. Attar, A.R. Bhalerao and L.Szpyrkowicz; Chapter 25: The Mitochondrial Energy Machinery is Target of Pollutants by Francesca Di Pancrazio, Elena Bisetto and Giovanna Lippe; Chapter 26: Electrochemical Oxidation of Dyes Using Boron-Doped Diamond Anodes by Marco Panizza, Giacomo Cerisola; Chapter 27: Electroreductions of Organic Volatile Halides on Silver Electrocatalyst by Sandra Rondinini and Alberto Vertova; Chapter 28: Municipal Landfill Leachate Treatment Using a Periodic Biofilter by with Granular Biomass by C. Di Iaconi, L. Balest, A. Lopez and R. Ramadori; Chapter 29: Electrochemical Methods for Environmental Remediation by Sergio Ferro, Simone Mori and Achille De Battisti.

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