The pollution management tech industry utilizes biological processes, organisms, and advanced technologies, including nanotechnology, machine learning, sensors, and AI, to address environmental challenges such as air pollution, water contamination, and soil degradation. This sector encompasses companies and innovations that tackle critical areas like air pollution control, water and wastewater treatment, soil bioremediation, and environmental monitoring.

Environmental biotechnology solutions leverage microbial and enzyme engineering, synthetic biology, nanotechnology, AI, and IoT technologies. These advancements facilitate real-time assessments of environmental health, efficient pollutant degradation, and scalable industrial applications, promoting sustainable practices and adherence to global environmental standards. 

The industry is driven by regulatory pressures, global sustainability objectives, and heightened awareness of industrial activities' environmental consequences. However, it also confronts challenges, including complex regulatory landscapes, substantial R&D and implementation costs, and obstacles in scaling and integrating new technologies within existing infrastructures.

Note: Additional sections (such as market sizing, detailed overview, and incumbents) can be provided on request.