Field Guide to Environmental Engineering for Development Workers: Water, Sanitation, and Indoor Air

I knew what I was buying because I was familiar with and impressed with the book. I expect to use it frequently because I am not an engineer but I'm involved with projects involving engineering. The people I work with are not engineers, indeed not many of them can read, so the guide helps me understand so I can explain to them the whys.

Excellent book, very well written. Sometimes, the book is simplistic, but it is a great field reference.

Book is a great resource for a practicing Engineer (or someone with construction experience) in a Disaster Recovery area. Used this book in a design project in Haiti, and it helped having a reference for a lot of things we take for granted in the developing world. Worth its weight.

This is a must-have book for anyone working in the field on engineering projects. Don't reinvent the wheel. A lot of experience and research has gone into this book, and it's an easy read.

Great field guide for engineers & non-engineers alike. Very easy to read & understand. A must have for working in rural or undeveloped countries.

This book is a great reminder to engineers that we have a responsibility to consider more than just the technical outcomes of our our work, but also the social and environmental factors.

This book is written for anyone to understand. It gives very good field use of engineering principals for developing environmental systems for public use.

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