Nanomaterials in Aquatic Ecosystems

Nanomaterials in Aquatic Ecosystems: Sustainable Applications, Risks, and Innovations reviews the interactions of nanomaterials with aquatic species and ecosystems, covering their synthesis, applications, environmental impacts, and regulatory frameworks.

The book begins with foundational concepts, including green synthesis methods and bio-therapeutic developments from aquatic organic resources. It discusses the use of nanomaterials in fish feed design, health, and nutrition, alongside analyses of eco-toxicity, bioaccumulation, and biomagnification in aquatic food webs. Remediation and purification strategies are presented to support aquatic health, addressing eutrophication mitigation and sustainable aquaculture with reduced environmental footprints. Further chapters discuss risk assessment methodologies, environmental modeling tools, and international regulatory approaches that ensure the safe and ethical application of nanomaterials in aquatic environments.

This book is an essential resource for researchers, scientists, and industry professionals dedicated to advancing sustainable nanotechnology applications within aquatic ecosystems.

• Integrates both fundamental and applied aspects of nanomaterials across aquatic systems, with a strong emphasis on sustainability
• Covers synthesis, applications, toxicity, and regulatory aspects of nanomaterials
• Reviews applications of nanomaterials for water remediation, aquatic health, and marine biodiversity protection