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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-…
Olusola Togunde, Tam-Miette Dawari Briggs, Nnamdi Henry Amaeze, Henry Ebele Obanya
Study Background: Lead continues to be a significant public health problem in developing countries, where there are considerable variations in the sources and pathways of exposure. Aim: This study investigates the level of lead in drinking water sources in Sh…
Uttam Kumar Sahoo, Soibam Lanabir Singh, Snehasudha S. Sahoo, Lal Nundanga, Lal Nuntluanga, Angom S. Devi, John Zothansiama
We studied the perception of forest-dependent communities on climate change with its associated risk and their adaptation strategies in Mizoram, Northeast India. A total of 360 respondents (household heads) were randomly selected from 24 villages across the t…
Maurille P. S. Lanmandjèkpogni, François De Paule Codo, Benjamin K. Yao, Martin P. Aina
This work presents mainly, the seasonal variation of pollution by nutrients and suspended solids thresholds between the old urban core and the peripheral areas of the city of Parakou on the Okpara basin. The city of Parakou has been experiencing strong demogr…
Hongjun Lu, Kaidao Fu, Ting Dong, Wanhui Peng, Xiaorui Song, Baiyun He, Liyuan Wang
Surface sediment is one of the main sources of nutrients in overlying water environments, and these can also indirectly reflect the degree of eutrophication. In this paper, the spatial distribution characteristics of total organic carbon (TOC), total nitrogen…
Yongzhong Guo, Youzhao Liu
This paper attempts to integrate urban development and ecological conservation by applying and syncretizing the “urban region” concept from landscape ecology and the “city-region” concept from socioeconomics. First, various concepts pertaining to regions are…
Emilia A. Udofia, Julius Fobil, Gabriel Gulis
Solid medical waste (SMW) is hazardous and requires specific treatment prior to final disposal. Limited information addresses the management of SMW in non-traditional settings such as in households, traditional birth attendants’ (TBAs) homes and chemical sell…
Theeranat Suwanaruang
Formaldehyde or formalin is highly toxic that is absorbed pleasantly by inhalation. The object of this research was to analyze formalin that contaminated in seafood and frozen meat. The method was to select samples at Kalasin Province. The samples were macker…
Soibam Lanabir Singh, Uttam Kumar Sahoo, Anudip Gogoi, Alice Kenye
Land use change activities have greatly affected the total ecosystem carbon stock (TECS) and also contribute to global change through emission of greenhouse gases. The present study assessed the change in vegetation biomass carbon stock (VBCS) and soil organi…
Ashraf A. Zahran, M. Ismail Ibrahim, Alaa El-Din Ramadan, M. M. Ibrahim
In this study, PM 10 and PM 2.5 were measured in seven sites representing different activities (the same sites of EEAA monitoring stations) in addition to eighth site that used as a background. All results were higher than AQLs of EEAA, US/EPA, and EC althoug…
Uttam Paudel, Krishna Prasad Pant
Environmental determinants causing unexpected disease rampant are seemed major challenges to be protective from inevitable hazards and to deal the future consequences in terms of human health loss. This paper explores the major environmental determinants stim…
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