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If you want to learn about the basics of environmental engineering, you might try this book: http://www.amazon.com/Environmental-Engineering-Fundamentals-Sustainability-Design/dp/0470165057
My school used this in the intro ENVE class, and while a textbook, it reads pretty smoothly and is broad enough that it doesn't get too technical. This would give you a good overview of the different fields/concentrations within ENVE.
Edit: but again know that it is a textbook (equations and problems etc). I just think the text at the beginning of each chapter would be of interest to you as well as the overall range of topics.
So pretty much the whole array.
I don't know if you're looking for academic books. But these two are what I'd go with. The first provides an overall intro to ENVE Eng with engineering based calculations, but covers all topics.
The second gets more in depth into design work and the theory behind certain equations and what they are used for.
Both together cover all the topics you mentioned. A little pricey, but both are among the books on my shelf.
Book 1
Book 2