Many types of pollutants are released into the environment by industries. Various industrial pollution issues are being faced by various nations around the world. Much attention has been given to industrial pollution. Traditional pollutants produced by the industrial sector include organic compounds, sulphur dioxide, particulates, and nutrients, as well as recently recognised contaminants (e.g., specific toxic substances). In light of variables including plant location and design, environmental pollution, vibration and noise controls, waste disposal, occupational health and safety considerations, and long-term planning, industry has specific environmental responsibilities. This two-volume book on industrial pollution and its control summarises key topics of waste minimization and pollution prevention in diverse industries. Volume I features chapters 1 through 22 and Volume II has chapters 23 through 50 chapters. This book discusses: emissions from particulate matter and its control, industrial wastewater and its treatment, common effluent treatment plant, industrial biotechnology and climate change, pollution control in mechanical, electrical, metallurgical and mining industry, pollution control in cement, ceramic and glass industry, pollution control in chemical process and allied industries, pollution control in sugar, pulp and paper, rubber and plastic industries. A unique features of the book is chapters on process integration for pollution prevention and energy saving and nanotechnology for industrial pollution prevention.