Elsevier - Remediation Technologies for Microplastics Book

Address the growing challenge of microplastic pollution with this specialized guide from Elsevier. Remediation Technologies for Microplastics in Aquatic Environments provides a detailed look at modern technological innovations and their practical applications for mitigating plastic contamination in our water systems. This text goes beyond basic descriptions by analyzing the specific factors that influence how well remediation techniques work. It examines how microplastic characteristics, reactor design, and various process parameters affect the success of removal efforts. Readers will gain a deep understanding of the current technologies used to extract microplastics from different water bodies. In addition to technical solutions, the book explores the environmental fate and the broader impact of microplastics. It serves as a comprehensive resource for those studying oceanography, earth sciences, and environmental engineering, offering the necessary information to understand both the problem and the modern methods used to solve it.