This book examines the presence and impact of genotoxic agents in diverse environmental settings worldwide. It covers pollutants like industrial chemicals, pesticides, and natural toxins that cause genetic damage in organisms. The book emphasizes global monitoring programs, risk assessment methodologies, and international collaborations to address environmental genotoxicity. Suitable for environmental toxicologists and policymakers, it promotes a comprehensive approach to managing genotoxic risks globally.
Riley Wu is an authority on assessing genotoxicity in the environment from a global perspective, focusing on how environmental chemicals cause genetic damage and increase cancer risk. His research includes evaluating the genotoxic effects of pollutants, pesticides, and industrial chemicals worldwide. Riley advocates for stronger global regulations to control environmental genotoxic risks. He educates environmental toxicologists on assessing and mitigating genotoxicity in the environment.