Air Pollution

Air Pollution by Werner Strauss and Sylvia Mainwaring is a comprehensive examination of the causes, effects, and control measures related to air pollution. The book begins by tracing the historical context of air pollution, noting its presence since the formation of human communities. As societies have evolved into urban, industrial, and increasingly mobile entities, the nature and sources of pollutants have changed significantly. The authors delve into the methods used to measure and monitor air pollutants, providing insights into the technologies and strategies employed to control pollution levels. Additionally, the book discusses the socioeconomic factors influencing pollution control and anticipates future challenges as energy generation methods evolve and new industries emerge,

Published in 1984 by Hodder Arnold, this 8.5-ounce paperback is a valuable resource for students, environmental professionals, and policymakers seeking to understand the multifaceted aspects of air pollution and its management.