The present title Chemistry: An Environmental Prospective? is the systematic study of the natural and man made world. It has emerged as a major disciplines in recent years, reflecting the growing concern about the impact of human activity on our surrounding. This text provides a clear and authoritative introduction to the fundamental concepts and vocabulary necessary to explore complex environmental issues and phenomenon. It progresses from an extensive study of the undisturbed natural world to a thorough examination of the impact of human activity upon it. It also covers the basic scientific concept necessary for understanding environmental issues, enabling students with differing academic backgrounds to gain immediate benefit from the text. It is a core undergraduate text for students of environmental sciences and related disciplines including environmental biology and environmental chemistry. It is also valuable as supplementary material for post-graduates envolved in pollution control and environmental management.