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The Journal of Environmental Protection (JEP) is published monthly and one of most prospective international journals with multiple disciplines. It covers various aspects of environmental issues, such as research, strategies and the state-of-the-art technologies for prediction, prevention and protection addressing up-…
Mohamed A. Shreadah, Osama E. M. Rizk, Mohamed A. Aly-Eldeen, Amal R. Rashad, Mohamed E. Mahmoud
The main objective of this paper is to study the removal of Cadmium(II), Lead(II), Chromium(VI), and Mercury(II) ions by sorption onto different natural and synthetic nanoparticles. Special attention has been given to the application of fish bone in nanoform…
Sylvanus Ameh Onjefu, Emmanuel Ejembi, Leonard Agbo Onjefu
The increase in industrial activities and vehicular movement along the northern industrial area of Windhoek has vastly increased the amount of traffic noise and other noise pollution in the area. Noise pollution has an adverse health effect to human populatio…
Maurice Eghosa Imiuwa, Abraham Ogheneruemu Ekperusi
The developmental and reproductive effects of endocrine disruption on humans and wildlife rank among the most threatening of all environmental health concerns. Particularly vulnerable to chemical assaults are the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal (HPG) axis and…
Tran Thi Thu Trang, Roberto F. Rañola Jr., Nguyen Van Song
Industrialization is a major strategy of Vietnam for the development of the countryside. One such program is the promotion of craft villages that have been successful in increasing income levels that are 5 times more than those villages mainly engaged in agri…
Christian Baresel, Mikael Olshammar
The paper provides an investigation and understanding of the significance of various wastewater flows on microplastics retainment and emission to the environment. WWTPs and sewer overflows as an important pathway of microplastics to the environment are assess…
Rodney McDermott, Sandra Orr, Steven Sproule
This study aimed to explore the disinfection of drinking water in trunk water mains, based on published conditions denoted within the Irish Republic. The variables within the study were consumer draw-off rates, trunk main length, pipe diameter, and water temp…
Otoniel Buenrostro Delgado, María del Consuelo Hernández Berriel, Iván Yassmany Hernández Paniagua, María del Consuelo Mañón Salas
Households are the sources contributing the most to the production of urban solid wastes in developing countries. The present study analyses the generation of domestic solid wastes in a settlement in Mexico in two different years. The goals were to compare co…
Ahmed Tarek, Salah El-Haggar
The amount of electronic waste generated globally is alarming especially that it is on the rise. The impact of the generated amounts is not only Environmental. The electronic waste sector is unregulated in most developing countries; this results in the inform…
Mohamed Ahmed Reda Hamed
Edku Lake, the third largest in the system of the northern coastal wetlands in Egypt, situated on the west part of Nile Delta, is considered as an important fishing area in Egypt. The lake suffers from high levels of aquatic vegetation and from the expansion…
Mohammed Mujtaba Shareef, Tahir Husain, Badr Alharbi
CMAQ was implemented in the central region of Saudi Arabia and the effect of simulating models using various chemical mechanisms on selected oxidants, nitrogen species, and O 3 was investigated. CB05TUCL predicted OH, MEPX, and NO z about 7%, 7.7%, and 8% mor…
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