Synopsis The study of environmental chemical hazards in the recent past has gained tremendous importance because of their dangerous dimensions and occurs largely by the activities of man. This book is a serious attempt to cover most aspects of environmental chemical hazards. Every chapter included in this book is self sufficient and well explained with number of diagrams and case studies, selected from different countries. An effort has been made to describe each chapter in light of newer developments in a simple language and elegant style. This book may serve as a ready reference for all environmentalists including students of environmental science, regulatory pollution control authorities, city planners, health technicians, 'agriculture scientists, government departments and industries.