The book "Air, Water and Soil Quality Modelling for Risk and Impact Assessment" offers a comprehensive analysis of environmental pollution caused by harmful anthropogenic substances and the uncontrolled use of natural resources. It addresses the need to develop and implement effective measures for the control, reduction, and elimination of environmental burdens. The authors emphasize the urgency of predicting risks and impacts for future environmental planning. The work highlights that many environmental quality models consider isolated parts of the geosystem, while the effects on one area often also affect others. Therefore, an integrative approach to addressing air, soil, and water pollution is called for, which combines various models. Additionally, the application of modern methods from control theory to support measures for the reduction and elimination of environmental burdens is deemed crucial. The articles in the proceedings provide an overview of current research in this field, addressing both practical applications and theoretical questions.