Environmental Pollution and Disaster Management provides an in-depth exploration of
environmental issues and their link to disasters, offering a multidisciplinary approach to
understanding and addressing these critical challenges. Divided into eight chapters, the book covers
a wide spectrum of topics, including the causes and consequences of pollution, the science of
climate change, and strategies for disaster preparedness and recovery.
The first five chapters focus on various forms of pollution—air, water, soil, noise, and
light—examining their sources, impacts, and control measures. The subsequent chapters shift to
broader issues, such as climate change, its global implications, and the importance of sustainable
practices. The final sections emphasize disaster management, highlighting real-world case studies
and best practices for mitigating the environmental impacts of natural and human-induced
calamities.
This book stands out by integrating theoretical knowledge with practical applications, offering
readers a clear pathway to understanding and addressing environmental and disaster-related
challenges. Whether you are a student, professional, or concerned citizen, this book provides
essential insights and tools to contribute to a sustainable and resilient future.