title: Environmental Chemistry of Soils
author:  Murray B. McBride 
description: "An important addition to the short list of books available for the teaching of soil chemistry....I have used this book twice to teach an upper division/graduate soil chemistry course....One example of material that is not found in other soil chemistry texts is the section in most chapters<br />illustrating a practical application of the concepts in the chapter....Well worth considering by any instructor looking for an up-to-date comprehensive text." --Paul R. Bloom, University of Minnesota, in Soil Science<br /><br />"[A] thorough and accessible synthesis of the subject...<br /><br />"An excellent book for teaching. The author is clearly a good teacher himself. The explanations are clear and complete without being too wordy or complex in language. I recommend this book highly to everyone teaching soil chemistry."--Nancy Cavallero, University of Puerto Rico<br /><br />"A refreshing soil chemistry text easily used for both soil science and non-traditional students."--Nicholas Basta, Oklahoma State University<br /><br />"The McBride book fits well with my course because of its emphasis on chemical principles. Also, the organization allows for a good deal of customization. For example, I can go in depth about surface complexation models and omit redox chemistry if I like."--Chris Johnson, Syracuse<br />University<br /><br />"Comprehensive! A much needed chemical approach and an emphasis on environment is important."--Don Ross, University of Vermont<br /><br />"Very nice text!"--Patrick Carr, Dickinson State University<br /><br />"A timely, well-illustrated text that will be useful to a wide range of environmentally oriented students. The strong fundamental background of the author is well used in the development of the book."--Joe Dixon, Texas AandM University<br /><br />"Great book! Will adopt for my course."--Tsutomu Ohno, University of Maine<br /><br />"This is going to be a standard text. It is clear, concise, with many well-illustrated examples. It is perfect for graduate students in environmental engineering interested in soil chemistry. There is sufficient background, excellent references, and practical solution techniques for difficult<br />problems."--Gerald Eykholt, University of Wisconsin
zlib_text: SOIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL
  CHEMISTRY
  
  SOIL AND
  ENVIRONMENTAL
  CHEMISTRY
  SECOND EDITION
  William Bleam
  UW-Madison, Department of Soil Science
  Madison, WI, United States
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