Industrial effluents and heavy metals impact on Indian river Cauvery

Prevention is better than cure and prevention is the best way to cure rather then abatement. In this monograph, all of them from my research work for the last 10 years, have been discussed the industrial effluents and heavy metals effects on physico-chemical and biological characterization of Indian river cauvery water, biology of fish Catla catla, quail-quantitative study of planktons, bioaccumulation of heavy metals and its impact on fish histoarchitecture (both normal and ultra structural), guidelines for waste water treatment and recommendation for agricultural and aquaculture practices in future to attain sustainability. This book can be used as an under and post graduate text / reference book in zoology, botany, life science, agricultural and environmental sciences and also be useful to researches who are concerned with environmental management and pollution control. I am to grateful to authorities of Annamalai University for their permission to write this book and all the helps I received in my service.

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Obtained his M.SC,M.Phil,PhD from Annamalai university(AU). At present, working as Professor& Liaison officer in AU..Has published 15 research papers . Received outstanding educational service award,Independence & Republic day recognition award,State Govt best service award for physically challenged student, Highest student environment award by AU.

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Prevention is better than cure and prevention is the best - way to cure rather then abatement. In this monograph, all of them from my research work for the last 10 years, have been discussed the industrial effluents and heavy metals effects on physico-chemical and biological characterization of Indian river cauvery water, biology of fish - Catla catla, quail-quantitative study of planktons, bioaccumulation of heavy metals and its impact on fish histoarchitecture (both normal and ultra structural), guidelines for waste water treatment and recommendation for agricultural and aquaculture practices in future to attain sustainability. This book can be used as an under and post graduate text / reference book in zoology, botany, life science, agricultural and environmental sciences and also be useful to researches who are concerned with environmental management and pollution control. I am to grateful to authorities of Annamalai University for their permission to write this book and all the helps I received in my service.