Chapter1. Fenton oxidation and biological activated carbon treatment for recycling biotreated coking plant wastewater -- Chapter2. Composting for food processing wastes -- Chapter3. Treatment of wastewaters from chemical industries -- Chapter4. Agricultural waste as a low-cost adsorbent -- Chapter5. Waste vegetable oils, fats and cooking oils in biodiesel production -- Chapter6. Wastewater treatment by chemical coagulation, precipitation , sedimentation and flotation -- Chapter7. Water quality control of tidal rivers and estuaries -- Chapter8. First wave of flotation technology evolution: once the world's largest daf-filtration plant and its hydroelectric facility -- Chapter9. Cationic surfactant analysis with good laboratory practice and waste management -- Chapter10. Treatment of laundromat wastewater by physicochemical and flotation processes -- Chapter11. Book review -- Chapter12. Glossary of water quality, treatment and recovery.

This book is a sister volume to Volume 20 of the Handbook of Environmental Engineering Series, "Integrated Natural Resources Management", and expands on the themes of that volume by addressing the conservation and protection of natural resources in an environmental engineering context through state-of-the-art research methodologies and technologies. With a focus on water and wastewater treatment, the book takes a multidisciplinary approach to provide readers with an understanding of developments in natural resources technology over the last few decades, and how technology and industry methods will progress to ensure cleaner and sustainable methods of natural resources management. The key topics covered include biological activated carbon treatment for recycling biotreated wastewater, composting for food processing wastes, treatment of wastewater from chemical industries, agricultural waste as a low-cost adsorbent, and the invention, design and construction of potable water dissolved air flotation and filtration plants. The book will be useful to environmental resources engineers, researchers, water treatment plant managers, chemical engineers, industrial plant managers, and environmental conservation agencies. .