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Soil, air, and water pollution, resulting from industrialization and population growth, affects physical, chemical, and biological balances and impacts health, biodiversity, and ecosystem services. The consequences of this pollution are manifold: global climate change, a significant loss of soil ecological functions, and degradation of the quality and availability of water resources, among others. Numerous international research projects and initiatives have contributed, establishing an accurate assessment of these contaminants and developing solutions aimed at limiting their effects. Through clear concepts, rigorous analytical methods, and case studies, this book presents solutions based on ecological approaches to meet these environmental challenges. It highlights alternative techniques to conventional solutions, combining environmental efficiency and sustainability. Scientific and technological advances in green remediation are presented, along with various remediation processes, such as phytoremediation and phytomanagement, and sustainable solutions aligned with current environmental policies. Intended for students and professionals, this book offers a comprehensive and detailed overview of the management and remediation of contaminated sites.

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