Geoenvironmental Engineering presents an in-depth exploration of the principles, practices, and emerging trends in the field of environmental engineering as it intersects with geotechnical engineering. It aims to equip students, professionals, and researchers with the necessary knowledge and tools to address the challenges associated with the design, construction, and management of projects that impact the earth's soil and rock. This includes topics such as soil contamination, waste containment, landfill design, groundwater quality, and remediation technologies. The readership for this book includes undergraduate and graduate students pursuing degrees in environmental or geotechnical engineering, as well as practicing engineers and environmental scientists seeking to update their knowledge on the latest methodologies, regulations, and best practices in the field. Through detailed explanations, case studies, and practical examples, the book strives to foster a deeper understanding of how geoengineering solutions can be applied to solve complex environmental problems, making it an essential resource for anyone looking to make a positive impact in the field of Geoenvironmental Engineering.