Toxicology of Industrial Effluents and Waste Disposal examines the impact of industrial waste on environmental and human health. It covers the toxicological profiles of common industrial pollutants, their pathways of contamination, and the resultant health effects. The book emphasizes effective waste management practices, remediation technologies, and regulatory frameworks to mitigate the risks of industrial effluents. Suitable for environmental toxicologists and industrial engineers, it promotes safe and sustainable waste disposal methods.
Knox Colon specializes in the toxicology of industrial effluents and waste disposal, focusing on the environmental and health impacts of industrial by-products. His research explores how pollutants from manufacturing processes, such as heavy metals and organic compounds, contaminate soil and water resources. Knox has developed strategies for monitoring and mitigating the toxic effects of industrial effluents on ecosystems and human populations. He has published numerous studies on sustainable waste management practices and the remediation of contaminated sites. As an editor, Knox provides guidelines for environmental toxicologists and industrial engineers to manage and reduce the toxicological risks associated with industrial effluents, promoting cleaner environments through effective waste disposal strategies.