"Xenobiotics in the Soil Environment" is a comprehensive textbook that addresses the variety of xenobiotics present in soils, including pesticides, antibiotics, and other pollutants. It examines the interactions of these substances with the soil environment and provides an overview of current strategies for soil remediation and bioremediation. The topics covered range from transport mechanisms of pollutants in the Himalayas to the use of earthworms for biomonitoring, as well as metagenomic approaches for assessing contaminated sites. The book is a valuable resource for scientists in the fields of environmental ecology, soil and food sciences, agriculture, and applied microbiology. It offers both theoretical and practical insights into the challenges and solutions related to managing xenobiotics in the soil.