Pollution Control Chemistry
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Chemical and Molecular Sciences".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (10 September 2021) | Viewed by 26712
Special Issue Editor
Interests: environmental engineering and management; environmental chemistry (atmosphere, water, soil/subsoil chemistry); analysis and control of environment pollution; water and wastewater treatment systems; elements of environmental monitoring and/or risk control; optimization of some processes applied for environmental protection; environmental assessments; waste management; energy and the environment, chemical engineering
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Dear Colleagues,
We would like to invite you to contribute with an original research paper, a review article or hot topic for Applied Sciences, on a Special Issue called “Pollution Control Chemistry”, for peer-review and possible publication.
As is already known, the quality management of all environmental components (i.e., atmosphere, water, soil/subsoil, etc.) and its subareas of environmental remediation or treatment becomes a key issue in the environmental policy of all countries, and a few targets are already recommended until 2020, or 2030. One of such key targets was that of fulfillment of adequate recommended quality of environmental components in each country, especially for local/regional atmosphere and surface waters/underground waters in which a lot of direct discharges (wanted and nonwanted/accidental) of final effluents and uncontrolled wastes are periodically produced. The assessment of environmental quality around/in the vicinity of a such a discharging section is recommended to be continuously controlled for any pollution episode identification and, thereafter, remediation action implementation.
Periodic control of environment quality through common and specific analysis of its physical, chemical, microbiological, and biological characteristics is a continuous agreed and viable action useful for identification of any pollution level increase and also pollution sources and selection of a corresponding remediation plan.
Original unpublished research reports, or review articles on environmental pollution control and its subareas of new advanced environmental analysis methods and associated environment characterization, pollution level assessment, supervising monitoring and remediation/depollution/treatment action implementation are invited to be submitted for possible publishing in this special issue.
Prof. Dr. Carmen Zaharia
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- environmental analysis and control
- environmental chemistry
- environment characteristic
- environmental remediation/depollution
- monitoring
- quality
- treatment
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