Suitable for students with a general background in chemistry, the book "Principles of Environmental Chemistry" helps students understand the chemical processes that occur in the environment, while presenting how difficult it is to measure these systems. The author emphasizes that all living and non-living parts of our environment contain chemicals and that all natural processes that constantly occur in the environment involve chemical reactions. Through this prism of interdependence, students begin to see that without an understanding of chemistry, it is impossible to fully comprehend environmental issues such as the ozone hole, the greenhouse effect, air and water pollution, and the dangers of radiation. The third edition includes chapters on sustainability and green chemistry, soil chemistry and cultivation, as well as all the developments that have taken place in this specific scientific field.