Impact Of Industrial Effluent On Soil Quality In Haripur: Magnitude & Extent Of Pollution, Untreated Effluent, Nullah Jarikas, Soil Quality, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Impact Of Industrial Effluent On Soil Quality In Haripur: Magnitude & Extent Of Pollution, Untreated Effluent, Nullah Jarikas, Soil Quality, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Different industries emit different pollutants. For example, the chemical industry releases emissions that contain many nitrogen and sulphur compounds while refineries discharge sulphur dioxide and hydrocarbons. The metal working industry is partially responsible for the emissions of sulphur dioxide and large amounts of toxic dust. Human activities have resulted in harmful substances and polluting emissions being released into the air. They endanger our health and our natural ecosystem, and lead to an additional greenhouse effect. Besides emissions of toxic dust, unplanned and uncontrolled development of industrial premises or zones leads to noise pollution and vibration disturbance. The use of conventional piling methods and the sound of exhaust fans in factories are some of the common activities that generate high sound level. An attempt has been made to analyze the soil and water samples in & around Hattar Industrial Estate both for drinking and agriculture purposes. The book in hand can furnish useful information for industrial and agriculture graduate, policy makers and allied stalk holders.

The author has completed M.Sc in Environmental Sciences from Hazara Uni. Haripur Campus in 2011. Dr. Ayub Khan Assistant Professor, Agri. Deptt. Haripur Campus has published about 52 research papers, 24 books and approved 9 crop varieties. Dr. Abdullah Khan, Assistant Professor working as HoD Environmental Sciences & Coordinator Haripur Campus.