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Standard handbook of environmental science, health, and technology / Jay H. Lehr, editor ; Janet K. Lehr, associate editor.
LIBRA GE123 .S73 2000
Available from offsite location
- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- McGraw-Hill standard handbooks
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Environmental sciences--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
- Environmental sciences.
- Environmental protection--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
- Environmental protection.
- Environmental health--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
- Environmental health.
- Genre:
- Handbooks and manuals.
- Physical Description:
- 1 volume (various pagings) : illustrations, maps ; 25 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- New York : McGraw-Hill, [2000]
- Summary:
- -- The most comprehensive single volume ever assembled for the environmental professional -- a one-stop, all-under-one-roof overview of environmental engineering subject areas, and a task-simplifying toolkit designed to simplify day-to-day decisions-- Covers the varied topics of interest for today's environmental scientist: mathematical modeling, statistics, plant pathology, as well as engineering problem-solving, management decision making, and public communication-- The perfect resource for biologists, hydrologists, geologists, engineers, chemists, and toxicologists-- Packed with numerous tables, charts, illustrations, sampling methods, monitoring methods, testing methods, control techniques, equipment maintenance procedures, and calculation methods-- Includes lesson-filled editorial commentary by many of the nearly 100 environmental scientists who have contributed to this book
- Contents:
- Part 1 The Interaction of Basic Scientific Disciplines on Contaminant Fate and Transport in the Environment
- Chapter 1. Chemistry 3
- 1.1. Aquatic Chemistry / Stanley Manahan 3
- 1.2. Environmental Chemistry of the Atmosphere / Stanley Manahan 9
- 1.3. Soil Environmental Chemistry / Stanley Manahan 13
- 1.4. Environmental Biochemistry / Stanley Manahan 15
- 1.5. Toxicological Chemistry / Stanley Manahan 18
- 1.6. Geochemistry / William J. Deutsch 23
- Chapter 2. Classes of Chemicals 1
- 2.1. Hydrocarbons / David Jeffrey 1
- 2.2. Pesticides and Polychlorinated Biphenyls / David Jeffrey 18
- 2.3. Chlorinated Solvents / Daryl Doyle 30
- 2.4. Radionuclides / Peter Collopy 33
- Chapter 3. Geology 1
- 3.1. Geologic Principles / Stephen M. Testa, James A. Jacobs 1
- Chapter 4. Hydrology 1
- 4.1. The Hydrologic Cycle / Robert M. Hordon 1
- 4.2. Precipitation and Runoff / Robert M. Hordon 9
- 4.3. Streamflow and Flood Control / Robert M. Hordon 17
- 4.4. Groundwater Flow / Milovan S. Beljin 25
- 4.5. Well Hydraulics / Milovan S. Beljin 34
- 4.6. Real-Time Soil Water Dynamics / Ioan C. Paltineanu, James L. Starr 45
- 4.7. Fate and Transport Modeling
- Effectively Using Isotopes of Water to Solve Practical Hydrogeological Problems / Donald I. Siegel 58
- 4.8. Fate and Transport in Fractured Rock / Kent Novakowski 74
- Chapter 5. Physical Transport 1
- 5.1. Air Pollutants and Fugitive Dust / Zhen-Gang Ji 1
- 5.2. Mixing and Transport of Pollutants in Surface Water / Peter Shanahan, Sharron C. Gaudet 6
- Chapter 6. Biology 1
- 6.1. Biology / J. Gordon Edwards 1
- Chapter 7. Contaminant Effects 1
- 7.1. Toxicity Testing / Peter Bruce 1
- 7.2. Ecological Risk Assessment / Jan Swider 7
- 7.3. Ecological Effects of Toxicants / Jan Swider 14
- 7.4. Air Pollutant Sources and Effects / Jan Swider 20
- Chapter 8. Analysis and Modeling 1
- 8.1. Geochemical Modeling / William J. Deutsch 1
- 8.2. Groundwater Flow Modeling / Henk Haitjema 11
- 8.3. Solute Transport Modeling / Geoff Freeze, Douglas D. Walker, Milovan S. Beljin 27
- 8.4. Fate and Transport in Rivers, Lakes, and Estuaries / Zhen-Gang Ji 47
- 8.5. Geostatistics / Douglas D. Walker 56
- 8.6. Pharmacokinetic/Dynamic Modeling / Janusz Z. Byczkowski 75
- Appendix A. Selected Computer Codes, Software Description and Availability 88
- Appendix B. Software for Compartmental Models 90
- Appendix C. Computer Codes 91
- 8.7. Geographic Information Systems / John Kramer, Erin Mutch, George Ball 99
- 8.8. Computing Optimal Pumping Strategies for Groundwater Contaminant Plume Remediation / Richard C. Peralta, Alaa H. Aly 106
- Appendix A. Formation of Constraint Equations for Response Matrix Models (Derived from Peralta and Aly, 1997) 118
- Appendix B. Unique Features of REMAX (from Peralta and Aly, 1997) 120
- 8.9. Economics / Kevin Wolka 122
- Part 2 Site Based Environmental Science, Health and Technology
- Chapter 9. Pollution Prevention Concepts and Policies 3
- 9.1. Pollution Prevention Science and Technology / Thomas T. Shen 3
- 9.2. Plant Operations / William B. Katz 28
- 9.3. Urban Stormwater Management and Nonpoint Source Pollution Control / Kirk R. Barrett 42
- Chapter 10 Environmental Regulations 1
- 10.1. Basics of Environmental Law / Richard Gaskins 1
- Chapter 11. Assessment Sampling and Monitoring 1
- 11.1. Site Evaluation, Auditing, and Assessment / Lisa Wadge 1
- 11.2. Applications of Global Positioning Systems in the Environmental Sciences / James A. Jacobs, Jefferson K. Phillips 7
- 11.3. Indoor Air: Sick and Healthy Buildings / C. Richard Cothern 16
- 11.4. Stream Sampling / D. Michael Johns, Frank S. Dillon, Bejurin J. Cassady 23
- 11.5. Sediment Collection / D. Michael Johns, Beth A. Power, Bejurin J. Cassady 32
- 11.6. Monitoring Well Construction and Sampling Techniques / James A. Jacobs 46
- 11.7. Aquifer Testing / John M. Shafer 69
- 11.8. Soil Vapor Principles / Blayne Hartman, James A. Jacobs 87
- 11.9. Applications and Interpretation of Soil Vapor Data to Volatile Organic Compound Contamination / Blayne Hartman, James A. Jacobs 96
- 11.10. Neutron Probes / John H. Kramer 113
- 11.11. Direct Sensing of Soils and Groundwater / Mark Kram, Stephen Lieberman, James A. Jacobs 124
- 11.12. Direct Push Technology Sampling Methods / James A. Jacobs, Mark Kram, Stephen Lieberman 151
- 11.13. Borehole Geophysics / W. Scott Keys 164
- 11.14. Surface Geophysical Methods for Site Characterization / Richard C. Benson, Lynn Yuhr 177
- Chapter 12. Toxicology and Risk 1
- 12.1. Decisions in the Face of Uncertainty / Jan Swider 1
- 12.2. Variability and Uncertainty / William A. Huber 7
- 12.3. Selecting Indicator and Surrogate Compounds / Robert Alan Haviland, Marlowe Dawag, David T. Hanneman 18
- 12.4. Selecting Indicator Pathways / David Jeffrey 30
- 12.5. The Dose Makes the Poison: Some Common Misconceptions / M. Alice Ottoboni 33
- 12.6. Low Dose Response-Hormesis / T. D. Luckey 40
- 12.7. Microorganisms, Molecules, and Environmental Risk Assessment: Assumptions and Outcomes / Jane M. Orient 50
- Chapter 13. Control Technologies 1
- 13.1. Hazardous Waste Handling and Disposal / David Lager 1
- 13.2. Hazardous Waste Dumping as it Relates to a Japanese Risk Management System / Takehiko Murayama 9
- 13.3. Medical Waste Incineration / Charles R. Brunner 27
- 13.4. Control Technologies: Particulate Controls / Mark P. Cal 43
- 13.5. Control Technologies: Gas Controls / Mark P. Cal 55
- 13.6. Fundamentals of Odor Management / David A. Hill 69
- 13.7. Water Supply Treatment / Rumana Riffat 88
- A. Design Flow and Loads 88
- B. Screens 95
- C. Chemical Reactors 103
- 13.8. Water Supply Treatment / Leonard W. Casson 110
- A. Coagulation, Flocculation, Mixing, and Mixers 110
- B. Sedimentation and Filtration 116
- Chapter 14. Remediation Technologies 1
- 14.1. Monitored Natural Attenuation (MNA) / Patrick V. Brady, Warren D. Brady 1
- 14.2. Passive In Situ Remediation Technologies / James A. Jacobs 12
- 14.3. Phytoremediation: A Promising Path to the Elimination of Heavy Metals and Radionuclides in Groundwater & Soil / Jay Lehr 26
- 14.4. Bioremediation of Hazardous Wastes: History and Applications / Walter W. Loo 30
- 14.5. Bioremediation / Steve Maloney 50
- 14.6. Pump-and-Treat Technologies / Milovan S. Beljin 60
- 14.7. Electrokinetic Treatment of Hazardous Wastes / Walter W. Loo 69
- 14.8. Surfactant-Enhanced Aquifer Remediation / Richard Jackson, Varadarajan Dwarakanath 85
- 14.9. Remediation of Metals-Contaminated Soils and Groundwater / Cynthia R. Evanko, David A. Dzombak 100
- 14.10. DNAPL Investigation and Remediation / Douglas R. Beal 135
- 14.11. Vertical Passive Groundwater Barrier Systems / David Lager 146
- 14.12. Aquifer Restoration via In Situ Air Sparging / Paul C. Johnson 156
- Chapter 15. Ubiquitous Environmental Contaminants 1
- 15.1. Endocrine Disruptors / Jenifer S. Heath 1
- 15.2. Radon in Air / Bernard L. Cohen 7
- 15.3. Radon and Radon Daughters / Thomas J. Aley 20
- 15.4. Chlorofluorocarbons / S. Fred Singer 30
- 15.5. Methyl Bromide / S. Fred Singer 42
- 15.6. Subsurface Petroleum Spills / James M. Davidson 47
- 15.7. Ionizing Radiation / William Andrew Hollerman 58
- 15.8. Mortality in Male and Female Capacitor Workers Exposed to Polychlorinated Biphenyls / Renate D. Kimbrough, Martha L. Doemland, Maurice E. LeVois 73
- Part 3 Place Based Environmental Science, Health and Technology
- Chapter 16. Managing Place Scale Problems 3
- 16.1. Decision Making / Geoff Freeze 3
- 16.2. Ecosystem Management / Robert T. Lackey 11
- 16.3. Brownfields / Leah Goldberg, James A. Jacobs 21
- 16.4. Guidelines for Emergency Response / Donald Fawn Jr. 33
- 16.5. Environmental Communication / Richard R. Jurin 42
- 16.6. Ecological Engineering / Michael G.
- Crowe 53
- Chapter 17. System Level Risk Assessment 1
- 17.1. Probabilistic Safety in Government and Industry / Ralph Fullwood 1
- 17.2. Risk Assessment in the Broader Context / Herbert Inhaber 19
- 17.3. Risk Management in View of Economic Aspects / Takehiko Murayama 28
- 17.4. Weighing the Risks of Remediation / David Jeffrey 41
- Chapter 18. Environmental Science in the Legal System 1
- 18.1. Environmental Science, Toxic Torts, and the Legal System / Rolf R. von Oppenfeld 1
- Chapter 19. Sensitive Environmental Systems 1
- 19.1. Karst Systems / Thomas J. Aley 1
- 19.2. Alpine Lakes / Peter Shanahan 11
- 19.3. Wetlands / Margaret A. McBrien, Kirk R. Barrett 20
- 19.4. Plants and Population: We Have the Time. Do We Have the Will? / Dennis T. Avery 48
- Chapter 20. Sensitive Environmental Problems 1
- 20.1. Agricultural Runoff / George F. Czapar 1
- 20.2. Test of the Validity of the Linear-No Threshold Theory of Radiation Carcinogenesis with a Survey of Radon Levels in U.S. Homes / Bernard L. Cohen 12
- 20.3. Acid Rain
- The Whole Story To Date / John J. McKetta 21
- 20.4. The Ozone Layer / Hugh W. Ellsaesser 28
- 20.5. Greenhouse Warming (GHW) / Hugh W. Ellsaesser 40
- 20.6. Controversies Surrounding the Endangered Species / J. Gordon Edwards 57
- Chapter 21. Misconceptions About Environmental Pollution 1
- 21.1. Misconceptions about Pollution, Pesticides, and the Prevention of Cancer / Bruce N. Ames, Lois Swirsky Gold 1
- 21.2. Science, Pesticides, and Politics / J. Gordon Edwards 17
- 21.3. Simple Truths of Environmental Facts and Fallacies / Jack W. Dini 33
- Chapter 22. Global Perspectives and Trends 1
- 22.1. The Road from Rio to Kyoto: How Climate Science Was Distorted to Support Ideological Objectives / S. Fred Singer 1
- 22.2. Natural Forces versus Anthropogenic Change / Hugh W. Ellsaesser 7
- 22.3. Controlling Hazardous Pollutants in a Developing Context: The Case of Arsenic in Chile / Raul O'Ryan, Ana Maria Sancha 13
- 22.4. Emerging Environmental Issues from the Perspective of Industry / Martin Whittaker 29.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 007038309X
- OCLC:
- 43706779
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