Explores water treatment technologies, processes, challenges, and applications in various scenarios, emphasizing the importance of pH adjustment and activated carbon filtration.
Provides an in-depth exploration of water resources management, covering economic evaluations, risk assessments, hydrological concepts, and the impact of human activities on water systems.
Explores environmental legislation, construction law, and responsibilities for site investigation and remediation, emphasizing legal obligations and financial responsibilities.
Delves into the environmental fate and behavior of trichloroethylene, covering its properties, toxicity, production, fate models, and remediation methods.
Discusses the distribution of organics in multiphase systems and demonstrates scenarios involving air contaminants, Koc estimation, and contaminant retardation in groundwater.
Explores the distribution and impact of micropollutants in Lake Geneva, covering exercises on contaminant removal and retardation, as well as the estimation of chemical fate.