The pervasive threat of arsenic contamination in Bangladesh's tubewell water poses a critical public health challenge. This book investigates the sources and extent of arsenic pollution in the nation's groundwater, drawing on scientific data and case studies. It then explores various sustainable mitigation strategies, examining their feasibility, effectiveness, and potential for long-term implementation to protect the population from arsenic poisoning.

This work is likely to be regarded as a comprehensive scientific assessment of a critical environmental and health issue in Bangladesh. The focus on sustainable mitigation suggests an aim to provide practical, long-term solutions grounded in scientific research. It is expected to be of interest to environmental scientists, public health officials, policymakers, and researchers concerned with water quality and arsenic contamination.