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A multidisciplinary reference book covering numerous fields of study, the Encyclopaedia of Environmental Science has a vast array of academic and reliable entries about the environment that humans inhabit. Information about the atmosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and geosphere is given, with special attention paid to the relationships between these domains and the planet as a whole. The Encyclopaedia, when read as a whole, covers fundamental environmental science as well as practical fields of study and draws from the social, biological, and physical sciences.Any reader interested in the Earth's environment, its past, present, and future, as well as its social and physical aspects, will find the Encyclopaedia to be of great use. In addition to covering the major theories and significant controversies in the environmental sciences, the work serves as a repository of well-categorized fundamental knowledge. The book also evaluates the possibilities for the environment on Earth in the future in light of pollution, population growth, and the quickening changes to the land, air, water, and vegetational systems.The Encyclopaedia is ideal for both general scientific readers and specialised environmental scientists working in university institutions, research labs, or private practices because it offers both a fundamental overview and in-depth knowledge on environmental themes.