Priority Pollutants Monitoring in Water: Protocols for Measurement and Analysis addresses the critical topic of measuring and analyzing priority pollutants in the Earth’s water systems. As the challenge of monitoring and measuring hazardous substances in our waters is becoming greater with the increasing number of chemicals being added to the list, the levels at which they are occurring, and the variety of sources of the compounds from which they originate, this book helps provide answers to the challenges that have created a need for new and robust analytic methods. The book includes all current and emerging techniques for analyzing priority pollutants and hazardous substances, and describes the application of these analytical techniques to a wide range of matrices. Written primarily for analytical chemists and environmental scientists, this book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in priority pollutants, from legislation issues to sampling, analytic techniques, and data management. Addresses the challenge of monitoring and measuring ever-increasing amounts of chemicals found in surface water, the levels at which they occur in the environment, and the variety of sources of the compounds Covers all priority pollutants and hazardous substances, including emerging contaminants Reviews all current sampling and analytic techniques, including new methods under development such as sensing, capillary electrophoresis, and more Assembles scattered information into one convenient resource, including legislation drivers for analytical methods and new management tools for data analysis