Our environmental science resources

Contribution of Colloidal Materials to Air, Water and Soil Environmental Sustainability: From Basic Concepts to Advanced Applications

Edited by Izabel C Riegel-Vidotti, Lizandra Maria Zimmermann, Heloise R de Barros

How can colloidal materials be used now and in the future? This book explores the application of colloids for air, water and soil monitoring, and sustainable remediation.

Composting: Fundamentals and Recent Advances

Edited by Antoni Sánchez, Teresa Gea, Xavier Font, Adriana Artola, Raquel Barrena, Javier Moral-Vico

A must-read for students and researchers in waste management and sustainability, this book examines the vast amounts of organic waste being generated globally. Is composting the solution?

Resources Management: Global Perspectives and Initiatives

Edited by Terry Tudor

If you work in resource management, sustainability or development and policy, this is your next read. It explores complex challenges – climate change, over-exploitation and pollution – and opportunities with the management of the world’s natural resources.

Our guest speakers, Professor Martyn Chipperfield (University of Leeds) and Dr Karen Rosenlof (NOAA Chemical Sciences Laboratory), discuss the effectiveness of the Montreal Protocol and the effect of recent events, like the Hunga Tonga volcano eruption.Build your understanding of the factors influencing ozone recovery and the latest developments in atmospheric chemistry.

Get crucial insights from Professor Cesunica Ivey (University of California, Berkeley), who discusses the innovative use of computational methods for air quality modelling, the complexities of ozone and particulate matter, and the disparities in air pollution exposure. These advanced techniques are being used to understand and mitigate critical environmental challenges. Find out how.

Don’t miss this recording which explores the environmental impact of burning fuels. Professor Eri Saikawa (Emory University) examines plastic-waste burning in Guatemala – how it releases pollutants and how global emissions inventories often underestimate this pollution source. Professor Erik Velasco (Molina Center for Energy) discusses air pollution from non-traditional fuel use in the Greater Caucasus, where burning wood and dung contributes to respiratory diseases. Gain a new understanding of air quality, pollution and sustainable energy solutions.