Principles of Ecotoxicology

Explore the intricate relationship between pollutants and ecosystems in Principles of Ecotoxicology by Richard M. Sibly. Published in 2012, this comprehensive fourth edition spans 386 pages, offering an integrated perspective that bridges the gap between traditional disciplines.

Designed for both students and researchers, this essential textbook emphasizes fundamental principles over mere practical applications. The book is thoughtfully organized into three sections, beginning with the molecular structures and properties of pollutants and their environmental impacts. It delves deep into how these contaminants affect living organisms, ranging from molecular interactions to cellular responses and individual health.

Whether you’re studying environmental science or looking to understand the consequences of human actions on nature, this book provides the interdisciplinary insights necessary to grasp the complexities of ecotoxicology.