Soil and Water Pollution : Presented to the American Public Health Association at New Orleans Dec. 1880

Soil and Water Pollution by M. T. Runnels is a significant work that addresses the critical issues surrounding environmental contamination. The book delves into the various sources of pollution affecting soil and water emphasizing the impact on public health. Runnels presents a thorough analysis of the pollutants their origins and the consequences they pose to ecosystems and human communities. The work serves as a call to action for better management practices and policies to safeguard natural resources highlighting the importance of maintaining clean soil and water for future generations. *** In this influential presentation to the American Public Health Association Runnels combines scientific research with practical recommendations. He advocates for increased awareness and education regarding pollution''s effects urging communities to take proactive measures. The book not only outlines the dangers of neglecting environmental health but also offers solutions to mitigate pollution. Runnels'' insights remain relevant today as the challenges of soil and water contamination continue to affect public health and environmental sustainability making this work a timeless resource for understanding these pressing issues.