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“Salinization” as a book category gathers works that explore the buildup of salt in soils and waters and its ripple effects on people, ecosystems, and economies. It spans scientific and technical titles on hydrology, agronomy, and coastal processes; histories of irrigation and land degradation; policy and governance analyses tied to food security and water rights; and practical guides on drainage, desalination, wetland restoration, and salt-tolerant crops. The category also includes reportage and memoirs from farmers, fishers, and coastal communities confronting saltwater intrusion, alongside cultural histories of salt economies and landscapes shaped by brine. Climate and speculative fiction may appear here too, imagining futures molded by drought, sea-level rise, and shifting salinity. Together, these books trace causes—from over‑irrigation and groundwater depletion to rising seas—document impacts on soils, biodiversity, infrastructure, and health, and chart adaptation pathways and solutions.

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