Bøger af Charles Monterio

This book offers a comprehensive examination of the causes, consequences, and potential remedies for marine pollution. It outlines proactive measures to prevent pollution caused by an array of pollutants. The text covers the existing knowledge about pollutant impacts on marine viruses, virus-host systems, and their ecological implications. The excessive nutrients originating from sewage and river discharges are primary contributors to marine eutrophication and the formation of mucilage. This phenomenon is often linked to the proliferation of large viral populations. Moreover, hydrocarbons, polychlorinated biphenyls, and pesticides disrupt ecosystem functioning and can induce changes in virus-host interactions, ultimately amplifying the risk of viral infections. These pollutants may also exhibit synergistic effects on the virus-host system and trigger prophage induction, thereby intensifying the impact of viruses on marine ecosystems.

This book focuses on the practical understanding of microorganisms in civil and environmental engineering processes. It is designed for environmental engineers who work in wastewater treatment, solid waste treatment, soil remediation, and ground improvement. The chapters in the book are written by prominent leaders and scientists in the field of environmental microbiology and microbial technologies. The book provides insight into the functions of microorganisms in environmental engineering systems and their role in solving environmental pollution problems worldwide. It covers the latest developments in environmental microbiology and microbial technologies, providing readers with up-to-date information and research. Environmental engineers play a critical role in managing and protecting the environment. Microorganisms are essential components of environmental engineering systems, and understanding their functions is crucial for effective environmental management. This book provides valuable information on the use of microorganisms in environmental engineering systems and their role in solving environmental pollution problems.