This book outlines advanced remediation strategies for emerging pollutants, emphasizing the integration of biotechnology, artificial intelligence, and smart technologies. As the threats from xenobiotics and recalcitrant compounds grow, this volume offers innovative solutions for pollution management and mitigation. The chapters cover a range of topics, including the historical evolution of environmental technologies, principles of green chemistry, and the deployment of genetically engineered microorganisms for pollutant remediation. Readers will explore microbial quorum sensing, biotechnological approaches for nano-pollutants, and the application of metagenomics in understanding pollutant-microbiome interactions. The book highlights the emerging role of artificial intelligence in optimizing bioremediation strategies and the use of smart materials and sensing technologies for targeted pollutant removal. Expert contributors present also case studies, showcasing successful applications of AI and smart sensing in bioremediation projects. The book also addresses circular economy approaches to pollution prevention and offers a future outlook on interdisciplinary convergence for sustainable pollution control.
This volume is an invaluable resource for scientists, researchers, students, entrepreneurs, and policymakers in fields such as waste management, pollution control, microbial biotechnology, and artificial intelligence. It compiles scattered information on emerging pollutants and advanced remediation strategies, offering a structured and comprehensive understanding of the subject. By unifying cutting-edge multidisciplinary research, the book promotes sustainable solutions for environmental protection, aligning with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.
