Landfill Leachate Treatment Techniques

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    Landfill Leachate Treatment Techniques Editors: Abdelkader Anouzla, Salah Souabi Format: Hardback First Published: Published By: Springer International Publishing AG
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    Pages: 384 Illustrations and other contents: 76 Illustrations, color; 15 Illustrations, black and white; XIV, 384 p. 91 illus., 76 illus. in color. Language: English ISBN: 9783031631566 Categories: , , ,

    This book is a ready reckoner of recent information regarding the impact of leachate landfills, leachate treatment, and heavy metals on a single platform. The amount of waste is constantly growing due to population growth and the evolution of socioeconomic activities. Burying this waste produces leachate, a contaminated effluent created during the decomposition of organic waste and containing harmful substances like heavy metals, polyphenols, volatile organic compounds, and microorganisms. These effluents emit unpleasant odors associated with ammonium ions. These discharges significantly impact the environment. As a result, the master’s and doctoral academics, researchers, and students will be able to comprehend the most recent developments in municipal solid waste landfill operations, supporting their research. This book inspires readers on how to deal with environmental pollution problems due to leachate contamination in freshwater and agricultural soils using a variety of technologies.

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    Author Biography

    Dr. Abdelkader Anouzla received his Ph.D. in Science & Technology at Hassan II University -Faculty of Science and Technology Mohammedia, specializing in water treatment. Dr. Abdelkader ANOUZLA has published almost 83 peer-reviewed articles and Seven books. As well as being a guest speaker at several conferences, he has also published numerous proceedings. He has experience in water and wastewater, solid waste management, environmental chemistry, pollutants in soil, study and characterization of waste, recycling, and reuse of waste to produce new materials, and air pollution. Anouzla conducts research in the areas of water and waste treatment, wastewater treatment plant operation, leachate discharge treatment, solid waste sorting, technical landfill management, and composting of solid waste and sludge from wastewater treatment plants, the Algae as a Natural Solution for Water-Food-Energy nexus and Microplastic pollution in the environment, digitalization in the water sector, Saving water in business and irrigation, nitrogen pollution. Prof. Salah Souabi PHD in water and waste treatment, Professor researcher at Hassan II University of Mohammedia, at the Process and Environmental Engineering Laboratory of the Faculty of Science and Technology of Morocco. Professor Salah Souabi is a University of Poitiers Scienet Environmental Techniques graduate. He is responsible for a research team on managing liquid and solid waste, with a scientific production of 152 articles published in international journals and 28 book chapters. The poet Salah Souabi is the editor of Six Livres, an expert at the level of CNRST Morocco, and several newspapers internationally. He supervises several researchers on the design of wastewater treatment sectors, the treatment of water and waste, the optimization of the treatment conditions of wastewater treatment plants, the treatment of leachate discharges, the sorting of solid waste, management of technical landfills, operation of wastewater treatment plants, composting of solid waste and sludge from wastewater treatment plants using composts in agroecology. Professor Salah Souabi is a member of the management team of the Water Institute, which was recently created by the Ministry of Education and Research in Agadir.