An Introduction to Environmental Chemistry by Julian E Andrews

An Introduction to Environmental Chemistry by Julian E Andrews

Environmental chemistry is a key part of many environmental, earth and life science courses. An understanding of the fundamental chemistry implicit in the subject is important, but students must also be familiar with aspects of mineralogy, oceanography, soil science, sedimentology and microbiology, to name just a few related areas.

"I can strongly recommend this book as a basic text for all those who wish to gain an initial understanding of the chemistry of the Earth and the way humans are interacting with their environment"
Peter O'Neill, University of Plymouth, Progress in Physical Geography, June 2005

"Overall, this book is a valuable addition to reading lists for students taking undergraduate level courses primarily in Environmental Science, but also in Physical Geography, Earth Sciences and Environmental Chemistry. It is very readable and well written."
International Journal of Climatology, April 2006

"If I had to recommend one single textbook for courses in environmental science to students and all those interested from other fields, it would be this one. It is an excellent introductory reader and learning aid."
Environmental Biology

J.E. Andrews, P. Brimblecombe, T.D. Jickells, P.S. Liss and B. Reid are all based in the School of Environmental Sciences at the University of East Anglia. They have many years experience in teaching environmental chemistry to undergraduates and are internationally respected researchers in their fields.

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ISBN 13	9780632059058
ISBN 10	0632059052
Title	An Introduction to Environmental Chemistry
Author	Julian E Andrews
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Year published	2003-10-24
Number of pages	336
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