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"Chemical pollution" as a book category covers works that examine the release, distribution, and impacts of synthetic and naturally occurring chemicals into the environment and living systems. It includes scientific explanations of contamination processes (air, water, soil), health and ecological effects of toxicants (pesticides, industrial waste, heavy metals, pharmaceuticals, persistent organic pollutants), case studies and investigative reporting on accidents or chronic exposures, regulatory and policy analysis, remediation and prevention strategies, and the social justice and economic dimensions of pollution. The category also embraces technical texts for researchers and practitioners, popular-science treatments for general readers, personal narratives from affected communities, and fictionalized accounts (eco-thrillers, dystopias) that explore ethical and human consequences—making it interdisciplinary and relevant to readers interested in environment, public health, industry, law, and activism.

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