Description

A discipline that explores the use of biotechnology to address environmental issues is known as environmental biotechnology. While it includes more recent advancements like the use of bio-pesticides, the bio-remediation of persistent pollutants, and the use of biosensors for environmental monitoring, it also includes more traditional processes like the production of potable water, wastewater purification, solid waste treatment, and soil and sediment cleanup. The broad word "biotechnology" refers to a number of methods for reestablishing ecological equilibrium. It is based on our knowledge of the molecular underpinnings of cell activity and our capacity to change cell function to produce goods needed by society. Additionally, it aids in garbage degradation. Environmental biotechnology refers to the use of biotechnology in the study of the environment. Students, academics, PhD candidates, policy analysts, NGO practitioners, etc. interested in biotechnology studies would find this book useful. This book offers one-of-a-kind resources for comprehending the different facets of environmental biotechnology. This book provides an overview of environmental biotechnology principles and is an important source of knowledge.