Global Arsenic Hazard -

Chapter 1 Global arsenic hazard and sustainable development.- Chapter 02 Global arsenic contamination of groundwater, soil, and food crops and health impacts.- Chapter 03 Arsenic contamination in rice and the possible mitigation options.- Chapter 04 Arsenic in gold mining wastes: an environmental and human health threat in Ghana.- Chapter 05 Arsenic Contamination in Karst Regions.- Chapter 06 Arsenic dynamics in paddy rice ecosystems and human exposure.- Chapter 07 Interaction of arsenic with biochar in water and soil: principles, applications, and prospects.- Chapter 08 Accumulation and translocation of arsenic in rice with its distributional flow during cooking: A study in West Bengal, India.- Chapter 09 An overview of arsenic contamination in water resources of Pakistan, risk assessment and remediation strategies.- Chapter 10 Approaches for stochastic modelling of toxic ion adsorption at crystal-water interfaces: A case study of arsenic.- Chapter 11 A comparison of technologies for remediation of arsenic-bearing water: The significance of constructed wetlands.- Chapter 12 Application of nanotechnology in mitigating arsenic stress and accumulation in crops: Where we are and where we are moving towards?.- Chapter 13 Nano-enabled remediation of arsenic-bearing water and wastewater.- Chapter 14 Molecular Aspects of Arsenic Responsive Microbes in Soil-Plant-Aqueous Triphasic Systems.- Chapter 15 Phosphate-induced phytoextraction by Pteris vittata reduced arsenic uptake by rice.- Chapter 16 Modified biosorbents as potential biomaterials for arsenic removal from contaminated water.- Chapter 17 Phytoremedial potential of perennial woody vegetation under arsenic-contaminated conditions in diverse environments.- Chapter 18 Bacterial tolerance and biotransformation of arsenic in soil and aqueous media.- Chapter 19 Arsenic bioremediation of soil and water systems - an overview.- Chapter 20 Modern aspects of phytoremediation of arsenic-contaminated soils.- Chapter 21 Nanoparticulate iron oxide minerals for arsenic removal from contaminated water.- Chapter 22 Arsenic-toxicity and tolerance: phytochelatin-mediated detoxification and genetic engineering-based remediation.- Chapter 23 Distribution of arsenic in rice grain from West Bengal, India: Its relevance to geographical origin, variety, cultivars and cultivation season.