Introduction to Environmental Microbiology

Description

Environmental biotechnology refers to the use of biology to address issues affecting ecosystems and the environment. It is put to use, and it is employed to research the environment. The International Society for Environmental Biotechnology defines environmental Biotechnology as an environment that supports the development, effective use, and regulation of biological systems as well as protects the environment from pollution and contamination of the land, air, and water. This definition has been successfully maintained to support an environmentally friendly society. In particular, environmental biotechnology involves using procedures to maintain and improve the quality of the environment. Environmental biotechnology can be applied in various methods to identify, stop, and correct harmful environmental emissions. Biotechnology is based on our understanding of the molecular underpinnings of biological cell activity and our capacity to modify cell function to cause it to create goods that society needs. New methods made possible by biotechnology have the potential to be used to create products and procedures in a variety of industries, including forestry, animal husbandry, healthcare, energy production, and environmental protection. Students seeking advanced and specialized coursework, academicians, researchers, scientists, administrators, industrialists, environmental lawyers, rural technologists, and other interested parties can all benefit from this book.