Integrated Pollution Control

Integrated Pollution Control describes the development and optimization of methods that limit the spread of pollutants in the human and natural environment. The integrated approach consist of embedding pollution control technologies into long-term ecological, material, and energy policies and into the current knowledge of decomposition, transformation, and dispersion processes. In other words, -taking a look at the big picture-. This is discussed on a fundamental level in chapters (1) Ecological and Technological Concepts, (2) Industrial Ecology, (3) Contaminants and (4) Energy and Climate. It is discussed at a media-specific level in chapters (5) Air Pollution Control, (6) Wastewater, (7) Potable Water, (8) Soil, (9) Waste, and (10) Recycling.

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  Förstner U.: Integrated Pollution Control. 503 p. Springer-Verlag Heidelberg-New York 1998

Stichwörter

• ecological concepts
• energy policies
• integrated pollution control
• technological concepts