Managing Air Quality and Energy Systems

Managing Air Quality and Energy Systems, 2nd Edition, is a reference handbook that introduces atmospheric processes and presents management strategies for atmospheric and energy systems. The work forms the second volume of the six-volume Handbook of Environmental Management, Second Edition.

Core subjects include atmospheric issues such as acid rain, monitoring technologies, and international climate policy, alongside renewable resources like solar thermal energy, wind power, and hydropower. It also examines energy conservation approaches in buildings and industrial operations.

Prepared for environmental managers, this volume demonstrates methods and models for addressing atmospheric problems, while incorporating topics such as socio-ecological systems and the food-energy-water nexus.