Phytomanagement of Fly Ash brings together the recent and established knowledge of different aspects of fly ash management, providing a cutting-edge synthesis of scientific and experiential knowledge on contaminated site restoration. Phytomanagement of Fly Ash provides readers with ecologically friendly and cost-effective solutions to decontaminate fly ash polluted sites, along with potential opportunities in phytoremediation that also yield biodiesel, aromatic oil, bio-fortified products and pulp-paper biomass. The book also focuses on novel topics, such as afforestation on fly ash catena, adaptive management, potential sink for carbon sequestration, and ecosystem goods and services.
This book is a useful reference for environmental professionals in the coal industry, ecological planners and managers, students, practitioners and policymakers involved in phytoremediation.
1. Chapter 1. Fly ash properties, multiple uses, threats, and management: an introduction - p. 1 2. Chapter 2. Bioremediation of fly ash dumpsites—holistic approach - p. 35 3. Chapter 3. Scope of fly ash use in agriculture: prospects and challenges - p. 63 4. Chapter 4. Opportunities and challenges in fly ash–aided paddy agriculture - p. 103 5. Chapter 5. Microbial responses to fly ash–aided soil - p. 141 6. Chapter 6. Fly ash application in reclamation of degraded land: opportunities and challenges - p. 167 7. Chapter 7. Afforestation on fly ash catena: an adaptive fly ash management - p. 195 8. Chapter 8. Fly ash deposits—a potential sink for carbon sequestration - p. 235 9. Chapter 9. Fly ash ecosystem services - p. 257 10. Chapter 10. An appraisal on phytomanagement of fly ash with economic returns - p. 289 11. Index - p. 323
Phytomanagement of Fly Ash brings together the recent and established knowledge of different aspects of fly ash management, providing a cutting-edge synthesis of scientific and experiential knowledge on contaminated site restoration. Phytomanagement of Fly Ash provides readers with ecologically friendly and cost-effective solutions to decontaminate fly ash polluted sites, along with potential opportunities in phytoremediation that also yield biodiesel, aromatic oil, bio-fortified products and pulp-paper biomass. The book also focuses on novel topics, such as afforestation on fly ash catena, adaptive management, potential sink for carbon sequestration, and ecosystem goods and services.
This book is a useful reference for environmental professionals in the coal industry, ecological planners and managers, students, practitioners and policymakers involved in phytoremediation.
1. Chapter 1. Fly ash properties, multiple uses, threats, and management: an introduction - p. 1 2. Chapter 2. Bioremediation of fly ash dumpsites—holistic approach - p. 35 3. Chapter 3. Scope of fly ash use in agriculture: prospects and challenges - p. 63 4. Chapter 4. Opportunities and challenges in fly ash–aided paddy agriculture - p. 103 5. Chapter 5. Microbial responses to fly ash–aided soil - p. 141 6. Chapter 6. Fly ash application in reclamation of degraded land: opportunities and challenges - p. 167 7. Chapter 7. Afforestation on fly ash catena: an adaptive fly ash management - p. 195 8. Chapter 8. Fly ash deposits—a potential sink for carbon sequestration - p. 235 9. Chapter 9. Fly ash ecosystem services - p. 257 10. Chapter 10. An appraisal on phytomanagement of fly ash with economic returns - p. 289 11. Index - p. 323
