The book “Soils of solid waste landfills and their ecology: [monograph]” by O. C. Bezuglova, D. G. Nevidomskaya and . In. Morozov is a deep and comprehensive study that immerses the reader in topical issues of ecology and waste management. In the modern world, when environmental issues are becoming more important, this monograph offers readers a unique view of the state of soils located near solid waste landfills (MSW) and their impact on the environment. The book begins with an analysis of the current situation in the field of waste management in Russia and abroad . The authors examine in detail how the accumulation of MSW affects soil ecosystems, emphasizing the importance of understanding this process to develop effective waste management strategies. They investigate the chemical and physical changes occurring in soils, as well as the effects of these changes on human health and ecosystems. This makes the book particularly relevant for students, graduate students and professionals in the fields of ecology, geography, environmental protection and related disciplines. The monograph not only provides scientific data, but also raises important questions about the need for sustainable development and rational use of natural resources. The authors focus on how waste management can lead to serious environmental disasters, and suggest ways to address these problems. Readers interested in environmental policy, sustainable development and practical aspects of environmental protection will find in this book a lot of useful information and inspiration for further research. The style of the authors is characterized by accessibility and clarity of presentation, which makes complex scientific concepts understandable to a wide audience. They use many examples and illustrations, which allows readers to better absorb the material and see the practical application of theoretical knowledge. About. C. Bezuglov, D. G. Nevidomskaya and . In. Morozov is an experienced researcher whose work has already made a significant contribution to the study of ecology and waste management. Their previous publications also address topics related to the impact of anthropogenic activities on the environment, which underlines their competence in this field. The book will be of interest not only to specialists, but also to a wide audience, including students, environmentalists, activists and everyone who is not indifferent to environmental issues. It can be a valuable resource for educators wishing to deepen their students' knowledge of the impact of waste on nature. In addition, the monograph may be useful for public and private organizations dealing with waste management and environmental protection. The topics raised in the book are relevant and important, especially in light of global climate change and growing environmental concerns. Readers interested in issues such as waste management, soil ecology, and the impact of human activities on nature will find in this monograph an extensive and in-depth analysis that will help them better understand the complex relationships between human activity and the environment. Thus, “Soils of solid waste landfills and their ecology: [the monograph]” is not just a scientific publication, but an important contribution to environmental science, which calls for action and awareness of the responsibility of each of us for the future of our planet. Read, explore and act to make the world a better place!