Environmental pollution happens when harmful substances end up in the air we breathe, the water we drink and the soil that feeds us. These free books in PDF explain where pollution comes from and how it affects our health.
You'll find guides on air pollution, water pollution, plastic waste and soil contamination, plus noise and chemicals. Most come from trusted sources like the WHO, UNEP and the World Bank.
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Environmental Pollution Books
Start here for the big picture of environmental pollution. These reports cover every major type of pollution, its causes and its effects on people and ecosystems.
A global overview of every major type of pollution, from air and water to soil, chemicals and waste, with the actions that can stop it. A clear starting point to understand the whole problem.
Looks at how air, water, soil and noise pollution affect our health and ecosystems, and what it would take to bring them down to safe levels. Packed with maps and charts.
Explains how polluted air, noise, chemicals and dirty water shape our health and well-being, and who is most at risk. Well illustrated and easy to follow.
An illustrated atlas showing how air pollution, unsafe water, chemicals and e-waste affect children, with clear infographics on each risk and how to reduce it.
A textbook chapter covering the causes, effects and control of air, water, soil, marine, noise and thermal pollution, plus solid waste and real case studies. Great for students.
From city smog to smoke inside the home, these air pollution books explain which pollutants matter and how they harm your lungs. You'll also find the engineering used to keep emissions in check.
The world reference on safe air. Sets the recommended limits for fine particles, ozone, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide, backed by the latest health evidence.
Focuses on the smoke from cooking and heating with wood, coal and kerosene, one of the biggest sources of indoor air pollution, and how cleaner fuels protect health.
Complete engineering course notes on air pollutants, sampling, meteorology and the equipment used to control emissions, such as cyclones, scrubbers and filters.
Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswathi Viswa Mahavidyalaya
Rivers, lakes, groundwater and the water in your tap all need protection. These water pollution books cover wastewater, oil spills like Deepwater Horizon and how drinking water stays safe.
The UN World Water Development Report on wastewater: where it comes from, how it pollutes rivers and seas, and how treating and reusing it can turn a problem into a resource.
A global look at pathogens, organic waste, nutrients and salt in the world's rivers and lakes, with maps showing where water pollution is getting worse.
The full story of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico: what went wrong, the damage to the ocean and coast, and the lessons for preventing the next disaster.
National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
The reference global assessment of plastic in the ocean: where marine litter and microplastics come from, how they harm wildlife and people, and the solutions that work.
Soil pollution is the hardest type to see. Learn how heavy metals and pesticides reach the soil and how contaminated land is cleaned up, even with plants.
The best introduction to soil pollution: the main pollutants, including heavy metals and pesticides, how they reach the soil and food chain, and how contaminated land is cleaned up.
This is the practical side of pollution control. These environmental engineering manuals show how industries prevent pollution at the source and treat their emissions and waste.
The classic handbook on cleaner production, with emission limits for each industry and the technologies to prevent and treat air, water and waste pollution.
A training course on removing gaseous pollutants from industrial exhaust, covering absorption, adsorption, incineration and controls for nitrogen and sulfur oxides.
Here you'll find picture books, activity books and classroom lessons that teach kids about pollution. They work great for parents, teachers and youth clubs.
A picture book for ages 4 to 8 about Coco, a chameleon who can't change colors and whose asthma is acting up. A fun way to teach kids about air quality and staying healthy.
An illustrated story about Cheekoo, a girl followed everywhere by a cloud of her own trash, and how she learns to handle her waste. Perfect for talking about litter and recycling with young readers.
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